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SEE PAGES 3M2i The Weather Sunny today, high around • FINAL 50. Clear tonight, low in 30s. Kerf Bank, Frtvhold Sunny and mild tomorrow. Sunday cloudy and mild. Lung Branch EDITION 32 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO. 185 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, MARCH 23,1973 TEN CENTS ^nimwiUMiniiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiniiiiinuniiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiia Nixon Pressing Bankers, Meat Men in Price Fight WASHINGTON (AP) - The loans to its best customers. . mittee on Interest and Divi- banks to give "prompt consid- est charged to a bank's best a dollar-for-dollar basis any Dunlop said. prices. Nixon administration is put- This still is a quarter of a per- dends told bank representa- eration" to a proposal for a customers and is seen as a ba- decreases in their costs. The regulation previously Stein predicted the rate of ting pressure on meat packers centage point above the old tives during a day-long meet- dual prime rate, with one rate rometer of interest charges had applied to meat packers increase in food prices, which The order, announced by and Banks in an effort to help rate. ing in Washington yesterday for large corporations and a generally. with more than 1250 million in was 2.2 per cent in February council Director John T. Dun- the housewife and homebuyer. that it felt the increase was second for small businesses. annual, sales and the new or- alone, will decline to an annual (See related story oa page 3) unjustified. Burns "reiterated the great lop, was a move to ensure rate of 2.5 per cent or less by Franklin National Bank of that a recent decline in whole- der extended it to virtually all At least one bank, Continen- "The prime lending rate for public importance of contin- December. He said this would New York indicated it would But it indicated it would not sale meat prices will be meat packers. . tal Illinois Bank & Trust Co. large corporations could re- uing to practice moderation in be an acceptable increase be- try to stay with the 6% per look unfavorably on an in- passed along to the consumer of Chicago, announced it was spond flexibly to changes in interest charge's to farmers, Herbert Stein, chairman of cause real wages should be in- cent criticized by the adminis- crease to 6% per cent, noting at supermarkets. cutting back on an increase in tration. Continental and that the cost of "interest-sen- open-market rates. However, homebuyers and consumers," the President's Council of creasing faster. the statement said. its prime lending rate after Franklin were among seven sitive" funds used by banks special moderation would be Wants Cuts Passed On Economic Advisers, said yes- the government said the in- £anks that increased their has risen considerably. observed with respect to loans In another consumer action "The council expects such terday that consumer boy- "It is Only when they hit 2.5 crease'was too high. • . prime rate to 6% per cent on DM! Rate Urged to smaller businesses," a yesterday, the Cost of Living decreases to be passed cotts against high costs may per cent in a month that ev- Continental said the new Monday. Committee Chairman Ar- committee statement said. Council ordered the nation's through the distribution chain have contributed to the de- erybody knows there is a food rate would be 6% per cent on The administration's Com- thur F. Burns also urged the The prime rate is the inter- meat packers to pass along on to the ultimate consumer," cline in wholesale meat crisis," he said. Laos POW______s Deadlock' Delays Release of 138 SAIGON (AP) - The Sunday instead of waiting un- two civilians captured in Loas "Brig. Gen. John A.' Wick- ernments at the cease-fire ne- United States and North Viet- til next Wednesday, the dead- would be released. ham Jr. of the U.S. delegation gotiations in Paris that "the nam failed today to resolve line set by the Paris cease-fire The North Vietnamese said told the Communists at the U.S. POWs held in Laos would' the deadlock delaying the re- agreement for the release of release of the nine men cap- meeting today that the letter be released in Hanoi and lease of 138 American prison- American prisoners and the tured in Laos was up to the he gave them Wednesday ac- coincident with the implemen- ers captured in Vietnam. Both withdrawal of American Pathet Lao and not Hanoi's cepting their proposal "mere- tation of the Vietnam agree- said the POW transfer could troops. responsibility. They refused to ly was a response to the North ment." not start tomorrow as planned The United States at first hand over the list of 138 Amer- Vietnamese proposal and did earlier. accepted the proposal, but ican POWs awaiting release not constitute a definite A U.S. spokesman com- The United States delega- yesterday announced troop but said they were ready to go agreement." mented after the meeting, "It tion also told the Communists withdrawals had been sus- ahead with their original pro- Wickham also contnded that seems unlikely that the re- at a 31/. hour meeting of the pended until Hanoi also gave posal if the United States car- there had been an "under- lease of the American prison- . Joint Military Commission it official notice when seven ried out the troop withdrawal standing" between the U.S. ers will come in advance of that it had evidence con- American military men and part of the bargain. and North Vietnamese gov- the end of the 60-day period." firming that North Vietnam had reestablished an antiair- craft missile site near Khe :'.•••'< AP wir«mi«i» Sanh, in the Northwest corner UP AND AWAY — Stote Sen. Joseph Azzollna, R-AAonmouth. tosses a spe- of South Vietnam. It was 7th Ave. to Be City Hall Site cial commission report on capital punishment into the air as he leaves the threatened retaliatory action. Senate chamber yesterday. Sen. Azzolina, sponsor of a bill providing for The South< Vietnamese gov- LONG BRANCH - City The consensus of council, tablish a committee for that last night's meeting. reinstatement of death penalty, scored the study report which recom- ernment charged that Com- Council President George Mr. Hoffman said, was that purpose. Carmen Scaglione, 298 Nor- mended the Legislature delay action'on the matter. munist forces fired a rocket' Hoffman last night said the the site of the existing city He added that council will grove Place, chairman of the into a refugee camp in the governing body has decided to hall-library complex would be expedite plans for the new City Hall Site Plan Com- Mekong Delta 95 miles south- unanimously back a proposal in the best interest of the city city complex. He said city of- mittee, said last night that he west of Saigon, killing 24 refu- by Mayor Henry R. Cioffi to in general. ficials will contact Jules Gre- has not yet heard of council's gees and wounding 40 oth- build the new city hall com- He added, however, that the gory, a professional planner decision. Azzolina Raps Death ers. plex at the Seventh Ave. city governing body agreed that it for Uniplan, Princeton, to re- Mr. Scaglione declined to Weekend Releases hall site. will proceed as rapidly as pos-' sume construction plans for comment until he has had The North Vietnamese and Mr. Hoffman said council sible to devise a plan to re- the complex "as soon as pos- time to digest the contents of Viet Cong had proposed re- met privately last, night with vitalize the downtown busi- sible." council's recommendation. Penalty Study leasing the last 138 prisoners Mayor Cioffi and several ness area, a plan long sought Mayor Cioffi, a longtime The city hall study group Report by the merchants. they admit to holding tomor- members of the downtown sponsor of the proposal to con- had recommended that the TRENTON (AP) - Suppor- Gov. William T. Cahill, who Dickey, R-Camden, chairman row and Sunday in Hanoi pro- businessmen's group which Mr. Hoffman said council struct the new complex at the new complex be constructed ters of proposed legislation to appointed the commission, of the Judiciary Committee in vided the United States with- favored another site for the will meet next week with a Seventh Ave. site was not at the oceanfront site of the revive the death penalty in said he would withhold com- the lover house, said his com- drew the last of its troops by complex. delegation of merchants to es- available for comment after Garfield Memorial Park. New Jersey say they will ig- ment until he has more time mittee would meet Monday to nore a report by a special gu- to review the panel's brief re- decide whether to release a bernatorial study commission port. death penalty bill fora floor and seek legislative approval Burden Seen vote. this year of a measure'to The commission said, "the Storm Hampering Sea Wants Action reinstate capital punishment. passage of a capital punish- Dickey said he wanted to The commission recom- ment statute before clari- see action on the issue be- mended yesterday that the fication by the Supreme Court cause "New Jersey should be Legislature postpone any at- would place a great and ex- in the forefront rather than Search for Ship Crew tempt to pass a death penalty pensive burden upon New Jer- waiting for other?." bUl until the U.S. Supreme sey's taxpayers, prosecutors A bill to reimpose the death NEW YORK (AP) - A law to contain electronic sig- They were joined later by the Court clarifies the con- and courts. The prosecutors penalty sponsored by Sen. Az- fierce Atlantic storm and nal devices. Coast Guard cutters Gresham stitutionality of capital pun- would be faced with the aw- zolina has passed the Senate mountainous seas hampered * However, Lt. Leo Tyo, a and Spencer and three Navy ishment. kward task of asking the and is awaiting action in Dick- the search today for 30 crew- Coast Guard spokesman, said ships - the Kittiwake, Mau- Sen. Joseph Azzolina, R- death penalty on the basis of a ey's committee. men who radioed they were the rough waves might have mec and Caloosahatchee. Monmouth, sponsor of a death statute of doubtful validity." abandoning their sinking Nor- prevented the launching of the CahuTs Capital Punishment wegian freighter about 135 penalty measure, said the Republican Assembly Floor. Study Commission headed by lifeboats and the men might "It's so rough out. there, the commission's report was Leader Richard W. DeKorte miles off the New Jersey have taken to the sea in rub- probility of finding them even former State Supreme Court coast. "valueless and not worthy of of Bergen County said that Justice Vincent Haneman said ber life rafts. if you flew right over them is consideration." despite the commission's that other states plan to adopt The Coast Guard said its First to reach the scene yes- very slight," Lt. Comdr. Paul . The Middletown legislator "persuasive arguments" he death penalty laws which even- last contact with the found- terday afternoon were two Resnick, a Coast Guard heli- said, "The commission has predicted the Assembly would tually will be reviewed by the ering Norse Varian was early C130 transport planes and two copter pilot, said after return- recommended that we contin- vote in the current election U.S. Supreme Court. yesterday afternoon in the Coast Guard helicopters. ing from the search area. ue to permit murders to in- year on the issue of capital form of three distress mes- Dr. George A. Sheehan Doris Kulman crease in New Jersey for the punishment. All seats in the "The time that it will take sages saying a hatch had bro- next two, three or four years Legislature are at stake in for a statute from some other ken open and the men were without doing a darn thing to November. state to produce clarification abandoning ship. Support for Nixon stop them." Assemblyman William K. will be useful in that we will The radio message in- be able to observe what effect Register Writers dicated the vessel was south- iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' the absence of the death pen- east of Cape May, N.J. and alty during that period has said she was sinking in 40-foot Trade Plan Seen upon the murder rate and Win State Awards seas whipped up by 60 mile- WASHINGTON (AP) - ward as well as lowering upon crime in general," the an-hour winds. President Nixon's request for The Inside Story ATLANTIC CITY - Dr. eyeglass centers. them, if such steps are needed commission'said. Snow and sleet continued broad tariff and import au- Alabama, Virginia Tech advance In MT Page 211 George A. Sheehan and Doris The Register will receive a to bring about more equitable unabated overnight as three thority to strengthen his hand treatment of U.S. goods Shore Conference "B" baseball preview Page 21 'Wishy-washy' Kulman will accept New Jer- third place award for general Navy vessels, two Coast in international trade negotia- abroad. Freehold results, entries, selections ...Page 22 Azzolina said that the pro- sey Press Association awards topography and layout. Guard cutters and an ocean- here tonight for articles they The presentations will be tions has been promised pow- "I think the legislation The Chock Wagon 21 DAILY REGISTER posal to postpone action was a going tug searched along with made at a banquet closing the erful support in Congress. might well be called the 'Fair Classified 24-29 PHONE NUMBERS "wishy-washy" approach. Un- wrote for The Daily Register. at least five commercial association's annual news- Nixon spelled out some de- Trade Act," " Mills said in an Comics 33 Main Office 741-M1I der his bill, the death penalty Dr. Sheehan will receive the ships. paper institute, which started tails in a report to Congress interview. Contemporary Life 14,15 Classified Ads 741-6900 would be reestablished for first prize in the "general in- In addition, a Coast Guard yesterday jn the Howard yesterday, but left open the ' Crossword. Puzzle 33 Legal Adv 7410010 specific crimes, including pre- terest column" category for C130 four-engine plane was In a House speech Wednes- Johnson Motor Lodge. Gov. exact terms of the legislation) Editorials 6 Display Adv 741-0011 meditated murder and mur- his "Innocent Bystander" col- searching from the air. day, Mills said he thinks Eu- William T. Cahill is scheduled he is expected to submit next Entertainment 7-10 Circulation Dept 741-333* der resulting from the com- umn "Life Begins and Ends at No trace of the men or their ropean nations deliberately mission of a crime. Nine." to address the state's publi- month. set September for the begin- Financial 12,13 Sports Dept 741-0017 ship was sighted. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, Ms. Kulman will receive shers and. editors at today's ning of trade negotiations be- HWMCOJOE , 3J Contemporary Life 741-0010 The U.S. Supreme Court The 541-foot, 13,194-ton bulk D-Ark., of the House Ways Accounts Payable 741 -0910 third prize in the "public ser- luncheon. cause they believed Congress Obltnarles .4 last June overturned capital carrier was en route from and Means Committee which Accounts Recelvable...7410010 vice" category for a series of The Register's ranking in could not by then pass author- Real Estate Today 36-32 punishment in the nation. 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Friday, Mart* 23,1973 * Watergate y Chief testifies Sentences In Behalf of Hazlet Chieating a motofr vehicle without FREEHOLD - Shrewsbury windowless courtroom flick- ticket, it would have to be the owner's consent. Set Today Police Chief Raymond Mass ered and suddenly pat the handled by a judge in open The chief said he did not testified yesterday it was not room into darkness except for court. know Mr. Flannelly but had WASHINGTON (AP) - The improper for a police chief to the overhead night light. The Other Officials received an inquiry con- seven men convicted in the inquire into summonses his chief will continue on the wit- Testifying for Chief Smith cerning the ticket and then Watergate bugging con- ness stand Monday. department issued or to sug- besides Chief Mass were Mid- discussed it with Patrolman - spiracy — Two who stood trial, dletown Police Chief Joseph gest that charges be recom- Chief Mass said there was Medolla. and five who pleaded M. McCarthy; Freehold Po- mended for dismissal. no prohibition for a police Denies Ticket Ckaage guilty—faced sentencing chief to inquire about sum- lice Chief Henry T. Lefkow- Chief Mass was one of 13 ••I asked him if "he was sure today in U.S. District Court. monses his men' issued or into ich; Oceanport Police Chief witnesses testifying for sus- he had a good case," said the G. Gordon Liddy, 42, former pended Hazlet Police Chief the circumstances surround- Robert Berry; Hazlet Police White House aide and counsel ing them. A ponce chief is ob- Sgt. Francis E. Emery; Haz chief, adding that he told the William J. Smith, on trial on patrolman, that the charge for the finance arm of the four counts of obstructing jus- ligated to supervise the law let Patrolman John J. Allen; seemed valid to him and said: President's reelection com- tice and one of misconduct in enforcement duties of his men Hazlet Patrolman Edward "It's your case. I don't see any mittee, and James W. McCord office by allegedly trying to and to scrutinize their work to Podstawski. Jr., S3, the committee's secu- get members of his depart- make sure they are following problems with it." rity chief, planned to file mo- ment to help fix four traffic the law as it is set down. Also, Monmouth College Po- The chief said he never tions for acquittal and new tickets. A police chief is obligated to lice Sgt. Bernard T. erased the charge on the tick- et and did not have a conver- ^ . trials before sentencing. The trial before Superior make sure that his men have McKiernan; the Rev. Fred- sation with Patrolman Me- U.S. District Court Judge Court Judge M. Raymond probable cause and good erick A. Valentino, pastor of John i. Sirica, who presided McGowan will resume Mon- grounds for issuing sum- St. Ann's Church, Keansburg; aolla about changing the over the trial, said they day because the court has oth- monses, said Chief Mass, ad- Brother James Farrell of charge. He said he never should be ready for imme- RtgUttr Staff Photo er matters scheduled today. ding that it was a chief's re- Christian Brothers Academy, again discussed the charge . diate sentencing along with TO ENJOY LIFE — Joseph Carey Jr. of Union Beach discusses forthcom- Lincroft; John F. Lynch of 15 with the patrolman. ing kidney transplant operation with his mother, Mrs. Clara Carey, also of (See earlier testlnuwy story sponsibility to determine if the other five should the mo- OB Page 18.) the police officers are ap- Hillside Ave., Keansburg; Concerning a second ticket, Union Beach. Joseph, 39, oneof 19 Carey children, will donate one of his Hazlet Police Sgt. Warren R. tions be denied. Chief Smith took the witness plying the law as it should be the chief said he spoke to Pa- kidneys to his mother during operation scheduled next Wednesday In Briggs and Eugene Peck of Liddy and McCord were stand in his own defense to applied. trolman Rudolph Cherney Newark's Beth Israel Hospital. Mrs. Carey, 57, is suffering from nephritis. Lincroft. convicted Jan. 30 of con- deny the state's Charges that If a police chief feels that a about tickets the officer is- spiracy, burglary and illegal he erased a traffic ticket charge is not valid, he should Chief Smith disputed earlier sued to John Lynch of South River for charge of operating wiretapping after a 16-day charge and ordered the pa; discuss it with the Issuing pa- testimony of former Hazlet trial. trolman to write in a different trolman and the chief could Patrolman John Medolla, now a vehicle while Impaired and Their co-defendants, who charge and that he ordered even suggest that the patrol- a State Trooper, that he careless driving. Smith said Woman's Son Is Donor erased the charge on a ticket he did not know Mr. Lynch or pleaded guilty at the trial's two other patrolmen to speak man ask the municipal court •" start, were E. Howard Hunt to the Municipal Court judge judge.to dismiss the charge, the patrolman issued Feb. 18, Mr. Lynch's father and had Jr., 54, a former White House so the charges could be with- said Chief Mass. 1969, to Robert F. Flannelly never worked for him. Smith consultant and CIA agent; drawn. The ticket issuing officer for operating a motor vehicle said he also had received an Bernard L. Barker, 55; Eu- For Kidney Transplant Trial Interrupted would have to speak to the while under the influence of inquiry about these tickets. intoxicating beverages and v genio R. Martinez, 49; Frank By ED WALSH tal three times a week for help to my mother," he said. Chief Smith's testimony was judge himself, said Chief Smitli said the patrolman • A. Sturgis, 37, and Virgilio R. interrupted about 3:30 p.m. Mass, adding that if the offi- that he ordered the patrolman told him tM he had not had hemodialysis treatment. The Carey children range in to write in the charge of opcr- Gonzales, 45. The latter four UNION BEACH - A moth- Her 38-year-old son, Joseph age from 21 to 40. when some of the lights in the cer was adamant about the alcohol teWs conducted and I ill are from Miami, of Cuban er of 19 children will enter a that Mr. Lynch had made him 1 Carey Jr., the donor, who also Mrs Carey and her husband background, and had worked Newark hospital today in resides in the borough, will Joseph Sr., who is now re- angry wi n he was in- with Hunt in the 1961 Bay of preparation (or a kidney enter Beth Israel Hospital tired, have been married 40 vestigating the accident. . Pigs invasion. transplant operation that is Monday. years. In addition to the 19 Assembly Clears Floor For Smith said he told the of fie v McCord and the Miami four scheduled for next Wednes- 01 the many Carey children children they have 57 grand- that it was his duty as a police • were surprised by plain- day. The donor is one of her who volunteered to undergo children and 10 great-grand- officer to remain calm at all clothes police inside the sixth- sons. the operation to keep their children. Ex-GIs' Educational Bonus times. floor quarters of the Demo- Mrs. Clara Carey of 237 mother alive, Joseph was cho- Of the children that volun- "I asked Patrolman Committee, which tacked on a cratic National Committee in Broadway, who celebrated sen because doctors preferred teered to donate kidneys, five TRENTON (AP) - The As- would have the program ad- Cherney what he was going to series of amendments Ham- the Watergate office building her 57th birthday Wednesday, one of the older children with qualified; and in the event Jo- sembly has cleared for a floor ministered by the Veterans try this case on and he replied ilton objected to. shortly after 1 a.m. last June is suffering from nephritis the right type of tissue and seph cannot function normally vote next Thursday a bill giv- Bureau of the Department of that he hadn't given it much 17. Liddy, described in court and has been traveling to blood. with only one kidney, his ing Vietnam era veterans a Five amendments on the Institutions and Agencies in- thought," said Chief Smith, as "the money man, the su- Perth Amboy General Hospi- "I am proud that I can be of brothers and sisters have vol- $500 annual educational bonus floor of the Assembly deleted stead of by the Department of adding that he advised the pa- pervisor, the organizer." and unteered to help. to help them through college. several of those committee Higher Education. trolman that he had a good Hunt were arrested later. changes. Before moving to Union In other legislative action The major debate on the bill case for the careless driving Trial testimony was that Beach, the Careys and their yesterday: They included deletion of a was over whether the pro- charge but suggested that the McCord set up a receiver in a Indians to Force children, 10 girls and nine — The Senate confirmed the requirement that veterans be gram should be funded by lot- officer speak to the municipal hotel room across the street boys, resided in Cliffwood nominations of Judge Mark A. residents of the state for two tery funds. court judge concerning the to monitor telephone calls to Beach on a 180-acre estate Sullivan and gubernatorial years before qualifying for Democrats argued that the second charge. and from Democratic party where Mr. Carey worked as a counsel Pierre P, Garven to the bonus. The floor amend- Republican-dominated Educa- Other Tickets official R. Spencer Oliver; Roadblocks Test ment made this one year. caretaker. become members of the state tion Committee tired to kill Patrolman Cherney later that a microphone was plan- WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. General Harlington Wood, Mrs. Carey, who says "I Supreme Court; The Assembly also deleted the bill by amending it to pro- told him, continued Chief ted inside the offices, that a (AP) — A contingent of Sioux who has met with AIM lead- love children," doesn't recom- — The Assembly gave final an amendment making fund- vide that it be financed with Smith, that he, the chief, was student was recruited for po- Indians due here Sunday for ers at Wounded Knee several mend large families for young passage to a bill tightening ing of the program contingent "available appropriations." right and that the judge ad- litical spying. Campaign mon- religious ceremonies will times, was to be back in couples starting out in mar- . only slightly the requirements on "available appropriations" They noted that many pro- vised him that he did not have ey was traced to the seven de- force a test for government nearby Pine Ridge, S.D., af- ried life. for qualification for reduced and substituted instead the grams had been approved by a case. fendants. officers surrounding the occu- original provision that it be fi- ter a trip to Washington to re- "A dollar used to last two tax assessment on farmland; the Legislature but never put Chief Smith testified that he The arrests set off wide- pied village, Indian leaders port to his superiors. nanced by lottery funds. in operation because they have announced. days," she said. "Now the dol- — The Senate' passed and was also contacted by Warren spread investigations of Re- But Interior Department sent to the Assembly a bill Another provision deleted were never funded. American Indian Movement lar goes so fast no one can af- P. Latvala of Hazlet who com- publican espionage during the spokesman James Harpster ford to have a large family." giving the Senate power to by floor amendment would But Richard W. DeKorte of plained about a ticket he was 1972 campaign, involving top leader Russell Means made said the return of Wood "does Even with dialysis treat- confirm nominations for coun- have permitted veterans to Bergen, the Republican floor issued for leaving the scene of White House people as well as the announcement at a news not indicate necessarily any ments Mrs. Carey said she ty superintendent of schools; pursue graduate studies out of leader, countered by saying an accident when he went to the President's lawyers, offi- conference in the Wounded break in the situation.'' has been told by her doctor — Supporters of capital pun- state if no appropriate lottery revenues "are the police headquarters to report cial and personal. Knee Trading Post, yesterday. ishment said they would ig- courses of study were avail- most volatile source of funds "According to our 1868 Indians say they will consid- she could only be expected to the accident Jan. 23,1969. er a settlement only if Presi- live five more years without a nore recommendations of a able in New Jersey. we have." He said state reve- "I said 1 would look into the Sacred Concert treaty and the rights it ac- study commission and vote Hamilton said later he fa- nue can vary by as much as cords Indian people," he said, dent Nixon talks with them or new kidney. matter," said Chief Smith, ad- appoints a presidential emis- this year to restore the death vored this amendment be- $100 million a year with no as- ding that he advised Mr. Lat- Slated Monday "more than 500 Rosebud Sioux penalty in New Jersey. cause of administrative prob- surance enough lottery money Indians will walk past federal sary from among the Soux to vala he would hear from the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS lems dealing with out of state will be available. roadblocks. They will be work with them. The college bonus bill, court clerk. "I did not tell him — A Sacred concert and the colleges and because it might armed with hunting equip- which would supplement the Ewing noted that he had that he did not have to appear dramatization, "Light Shine," There have been no negotia- add to the cost of what had al- ment and will carry food and federal GI Bill, was estimated proposed to finance the pro- in court," said the chief. will be presented at 8 p.m. tions for the past three days ready been criticized as a cos- supplies. If attempts are to cost as high as $15 million. gram by a penny increase in Chief Smith said he Spoke to Monday in the United Method- in the 25-day standoff. tly program. made to restrict their access, Under as series of amend- the gasoline tax for two years. then Patrolman Donald H. ist Church, Third and Garfield those efforts will be met with The Wounded Knee Indians ments pushed through by As- Education Committee Democrats, responded, how- ' Avenues. Ruehle, now sergeant, who force." have declared themselves a sembly Democrats and Re- Chairman John H. Ewing, R- ever, by saying such a pro- had issued the ticket and the William Highbaugh is direc- posed tax increase would su- sovereign nation. Means said publican defectors, the pro- Somerset, urged retention of two reviewed the state law on tor of the program, which will Means said the treaty rights gram would be financed with rely kiU the bill. if they win their fight, they the provision, saying it had this violation and that the pa- be presented by the High allow Sioux Indian people un- proceeds from the state lot- been inserted by the com- . With. several dozen veterans will work with other reserva- trolman agreed that the' Point (N.C.) College Chorus. restricted movement on the tery, which was dedicated by mittee after discussions with in the Assembly gallery, Es- tions to make those areas sov- charge was not valid. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur reservation Constitutional amendment to the veterans who had been sex Independent Anthony Im- ereign also. The chief said the patrol- • Koelsch are arranging the "We are going to force the support education and state lobbying in the state house for periale made an impassioned event and will greet the bus- treaty issue, which is what institutions. the past few weeks for the plea for action. man told him that then Pa- this confrontation is all about, trolman Edward Schramm, load of 29 young people on Zeitz Hearing The measure was sponsored bill. "If we can raise money for Sunday night and assign them before the federal marshals now sergeant, the duty offi- by Assemblyman William Another floor amendment judges pensions and bicycle cer, told him to issue the tick- to the homes where they will leave and are replaced by Bu- Is Postponed Hamilton, D-Middlesex, and changed the definition of full- trails and railroads, then why et. be staying. Prior to the con- reau of Indian Affairs police," EATONTOWN - A prelimi- about 49 other sponsors in the time student to that already can't we raise money to edu- Chief Smith said he told the cert, they will tour New York. he said. nary hearing scheduled yes- 80-member Assembly. incorporated in federal veter- cate these veterans?" Impe- patrolman that no one in the Mr. and Mrs. Koelsch's "We will lorce this issue be- terday in Municipal Court for But Hamilton had difficulty ans laws. riale shouted towards the gal- department, including him- daughter, Karen, plans to at- fore they can make it appcar- Elwood J. Zeitz, charged with getting it out of the Education And the final amendment lery. tend High Point in the au- this is just a struggle inter- the fatal shooting of his wife, self, could order another offi- nally among Indians," he BREAKFAST SPEAK- Joseph Robertson, R-Mon- cer to write a ticket, that this tumn. was postponed until next ER — Harold L. Adler, said. Thursday. mouth, rose to condemn what was something that the officer Man Hospitalized The return today, mean- New Jersey Regional he called "emotional pitches" himself had to be satisfied director of the Anti-De- Poconos Developer After Accident while, of the government's Mrs. Margarete Zeitz, 49, and said, "We're trying to with. The chief added that he chief negotiator in the stale- had been shot twice when famation League, will pass a bill, not please the gal- suggested that the patrolman RUMSON - Robert S. San- mated confrontation appar- found in the bedroom of the be the featured speaker Faces Fraud Count lery." discuss this with the magis- bom, 18, of 17 Park Avc, is in ently did not indicate any Zeitz home, 272 Wyckoff at a breakfast meeting trate and was later told by the fair condition in Riverview HACKENSACK (AP) - A book the trip through a travel change in the standoff. Road, by police who had been at 10 a.m. Sunday in patrolman that he, the chief, Hospital. Red Bank, with in- Pennsylvania land developing agent picked by the land com- summoned by neighbors. She Temple Shalom, Mata- was right, that it was a bad juries suffered in an accident Assistant U.S. Attorney firm, trying to entice potential pany, a division spokesman died later at Patterson Army /wan Township. The ses- ticket. - on Rumson Road. Hospital, Ft. Monmouth. sion is the annual meet- customers with a trip to Eu- Police say he was driving Tree Request ing of Bayshore Lodge rope but offering them sales With Load Of west, near the Ward Ave. in- Mr. Zeitz surrendered to po^ B'nai B'rith and the pitches instead, is finding that tersection, when his car Deadline Set lice at a neighbor's home Temple Shalom and one of its "lucky winners" spells bad luck., The firm, crossed into the eastbound HAZLET - The deadline shortly after police found his Temple Beth Ahm vacation," Tires Pine Ridge, Inc., sells lots of MIDDLETOWN - A truck to him that he was ticketed lane, struck a tree, rolled for obtaining applications for wife in their home. Men's Clubs. the division said. Pennsylvania 's Pocono Moun- loaded with 300 "reject" tires for running a red light but over, and struck another tree. trees from the Shade Tree Although the trip was billed tains. Among (he potential was reported stolen from a that he only went through an Sanborn, who was alone in Commission has been extend- as the second prize, when cus- customers receiving a bro- Rt. 36 tire dealer Wednesday amber light. The chief said he the car, reportedly suffered a ed to Monday. tomers tried to exchange it Subdivision Moratorium chure and an offer of a free night. promised to look into the mat- broken ankle and facial lacer- Applications may be picked for the fifth prize, a sewing ter. ations. He was transported to European tour was a deputy machine, they were turned Thomas Kelly of Holly St., up at the commission office. New Jersey attorney general In a discussion with the is- the hospital by members of 319 Middle Road, today from Extended in Middletown down, the spokesman said. Hazlet, told police he was the Rumson First Aid Squad. MIDDLETOWN -, The said extension of the morato- assigned to the Consumer Af- The Consumer Affairs Divi- working in an upstairs office suing officer. Patrolman 3:30to 5p.m. fairs Division. Cherney, the chief said he Patrolman David Gaynor Township Committee extend- rium, which prevents con- sion asked in the suit that the of Crown Tire, Rt. 36, Port Additional applications may was told that Sgt. Schramm, investigated the accident, ed the moratorium on major struction for residential pur- court find the allegations are Monmouth, shortly before be obtained Saturday and Sun- The lawyer, Anthony Labue who was with the patrolman which happened at 8:50 p.m. day from Mrs. Grace Nicolay subdivisions to Aug. 1 at a poses on subdivisions, will true and if they are, to enjoin 10:30 p.m. when he heard the special meeting last night. coincide with publication of of Garfield, decided to in- engine of, a truck parked in- in the patrol car, had ordered Wednesday. A summons has of 9 Fleetwood Drive from 10 vestigate and as a result, the Pine Ridge, Inc. from sending Mayor Thomas J. Lynch the township's master plan at side the building start. him to issue the summons. not yet been issued. a.m. to 5 p.m. Consumer Affairs Division the material through the mail. the beginning of August. Mr. Kelly said he went to a The patrolman said he had has filed a complaint against In addition, the division "Certainly we are con- window and saw the truck not seen the violation, added the firm in Superior Court asked the court to levy a 12,000 cerned that holding up con- proceed east on highway until the chief. here charging consumer fine against the company and struction may hold up the it reached a jughandle at The chief said the patrol- Weather: Sunny, Milder fraud, deception, false pre- to order restoration of any un- town's economic growth, but Main St. man did not know if Sgt. tense and misrepresentation lawful payments customers Sunny today high around 50. and snow. nect icul before midnight. we feel it is necessary if we Schramm was going to appear in mailed advertisements. might have made to Pine From there the driver Clear tonight low in mid 30s. A carpenter in Boston was TIDES are to have a thorough plan- Ridge, Inc. turned and headed toward in court and that Sgt. Sunny and mild tomorrow blown to his death yesterday Sandy Hook ning program," Mayor Lynch The ads — in the form of A hearing of the complaint Keansburg. Schramm did not see the in- high in mid 50s. Sunday most- from the eighth floor of a TODAY - High 10:49 p.m. explained. mock telegrams — have been was scheduled for April 6, be- Detective Capt. Robert M. cident either. ly cloudy and mild. building at the University of and low 4:UK p.m. Mayor Lynch said the Plan- flooding the state, the division fore Superior Court Judge Letts said a company spokes- Chief Smith said he told the in Long Branch, yes- Massachusetts while repairing TOMORROW - High 11:117 ning Board had asked for an said. Martin Kole. man stated the truck, a 1962 patrolman that in the Hazlet terday's high temperature a window in 50 mile-perhnur am. and 11:30 p.m. and low extension to Jan. 1, 1974, but The notices told thousands Spokesmen for Pine Ridge, yellow Chevrolet with rack Police Department, a patrol: was 46 and the low. 34 de- winds. 5:run on," Wagner told an adult educa- Among the speakers sched- nounced municipal coordina- Mrs. Elaine Hoffman, Port- uled for the Monday night employe facility to Ft. Mon- tion class In Manhattan. tors for nine Monmouth mu- land Road, Leonardo; Middle- mouth in New Jersey a year Wagner's assertion added to the image he stressed gathering are Mrs. Thornton, Sewer Project Bids nicipalities. She has also lined town, Mrs. Robert Hen-man, Mrs. Herrman, Mrs. Hoffman, earlier than announced. Thursday — that of a potential mayoral candidate independent up the cooperation of four lo- 22 Millbrook Drive; Port Mon- Joseph Vandetti, a 30-year UNION BEACH - If there fourth term, lias remained op- of the Republican power bloc that is backing him and urging Harold Jacobsen of Pearl St., ' cal independent , butchers, mouth, Mrs. Annette Koehler, and Mrs. Florence Stein, nu- employe of the command and was a noticeable spring in the timistic although the ..him to join the race. with the hope that others will 12 Monmouth Ave.; East a protest leader, said the walk of Mayor Alfred T. Hen- borough's $3 million sewer Wagner, who will be 63 next month, told a crowded news tritionist at Middletown High follow suit when the munici- Keansburg, Mrs. Elsie Single, School. Army had said the switch' nessy Jr. last night it was for project has suffered many conference that if he ran and won he would be his own mayor would begin in June of 1974, a good reason. setbacks. and not a "puppet" of Rockefeller or Liberal party strategist but that now employes are Borough Council adopted a Alex Rose. resolution to accept bids at its • "The day is fast approach- being moved in June of this ing that our residents will no The former three-term Democratic mayor said he still had Union Beach OKs Budget; year. April 26 session for the first of not made up his mind whether to enter the race. three phases of internal sew- longer have to live in filth," He accused the command of he stated. threatening to fire workers ering in the borough. Senate Demands Funds Be Spent who refuse to move. Most of "You know when I read the The borough has been as- Rate Seen Down 7 Cents the jobs are covered by Civil resolution it kind of got to me sured of a $1.3 million grant WASHINGTON - The Senate has sent to President Nixon UNION BEACH - As of heard from the state Commis- $93,108 in surplus funds if the Service. a little," the mayor said. "We from the federal Department a demand he spend the money appropriated last year for rural this moment the tax rate for sioner of Education of his de- anticipated restoration is have waited a long time to get of Housing and Urban Devel- water and sewer projects. 1973 is $5.39 per $100 of as- cision on the Board of Educa- Vendetti also accused Phila- beyond the expected $172,000.- delphia legislators of aban- to this point in our progress. opment (HUD) for the proj- Seventeen Republicans joined the Democratic majority in sessed valuation. However tion's appeal of last year's But here we are." the 68-22 roll call, which came after GOP leaders had called on "Let's say we will strike a doning efforts to keep the fa- ect. this figure is subject to school budget that was sliced Mayor Hennessy approach- their collogues to rally around the Nixon administration prin- change. by $238,766. $5.39 figure right now," Mayor cility at its center-city loca- tion. ing the midway point of his It has formed a three-town ciples of "fiscal prudence." With only token questioning —Council has not deducted Alfred T. Hennessy Jr. said. authority (Bayshore Sewer- The bill earlier had been passed by the House, also by a and no objections Borough from its final total the $45,000 "This figure is pretty accu- age Authority) with neighbor- majority large enough! to sustain a possible presidential veto. Council last night adopted its it pared from this year's rate because if we do run into ing Hazlet and Holmdel for re- The program was abruptly terminated last Jan. 10 in a $984,254 municipal purposes board budget. a deficit on the school budget gional sewerage, but will op- press release issued by the Department of Agriculture. budget which reflects a low- —In anticipation of the com- we can make this money up Imperiale Bill Cuts erate its own system as a sep- The measure calls on the White House to spend all the $151) ering of the tax rate by seven missioner's ruling council has next year." arate utility. million appropriated last year, cents. appropriated an extra $172,000 Broken down, $1.23 will be There are several items into its budget feeling this used for municipal purposes ContemptSentence . "But with the digging com- Say Computer Data Juggled that can change this total. much will be restored. compared to $1.65 last year; ing we must warn the people NEW YORK — Authorities say a Manhattan bank super- —Borough Council has not — Council has also left $3.22 for schools up 35 cents TRENTON (AP) - Assem- Under the terms of the of our borough that things will visor embezzled more than $1.5 million to wager on horses and from $2.87; 80 cents for county blyman Anthony Imperiale, state's witness immunity law, get worse before they get bet- basketball games by ingeniously manipulating account data in taxes and 14 cents for veter- an Essex County Indpendent, persons who refused to testify ter," the mayor concluded. the bank's computer. ans and senior citizens deduc- introduced a bill yesterday to before grand juries or the SCI District Attorney Frank S. Hogan disclosed the alleged Support Growing tions, which are both the limit to 18 months the con- after having been given im- theft scheme yesterday in announcing the arrest of Roswell same as last year. tempt sentences of persons munity from prosecution may Seniors Guests Steffen, supervisor of tellers at the 300 Park Ave. branch of who refuse to testify before be jailed until they decide to At School Play the Union Dime Savings Bank. For Meat Boycott Only Councilman George the State Commission of In- answer the questions put to Hogan said Steffen, 41, of I'arlin, N.J., dropped as much as Warren dissented stating he vestigation. them. RUMSON - Senior Citizens $30,000 in a single day betting on horse races and professional feels other areas need more The result of the bill would The law has been ruled con- of the borough were guests Support for a week-long the past week. Noting this, consideration. basketball games. , meat boycott starting the first Chairman Herbert Stein of the be to free several top-level stitutional by both the State last night at the dress rehear- Steffen's alleged squandering of Union Dime funds, the of April appears to be growing President's Council of Eco- Mayor Hennessy in re- Mafia figures the SCI has im- and U.S. Supreme Courts. • sal performance of "The Wiz- district attorney said, was discovered after a recent raid on a daily just a month after two nomic Advisers, told Washing- sponse to a question by spe- prisoned because they refused Thus, failure to testify may ard of Oz" given by students major bookie operation where investigators found Steffen list- Los Angeles housewives con- ton newsmen yesterday: cial police officer Victurino to answer questions about or- result in virtually a life sen- of Forrestdale School. Also ed as a big bettor. cerned about high prices sug- "Something seems to be Tuberion said council is seek- ganized crime after having tence for those held for civil present were students from Hogan said steffen, a Union Dime employe for the past gested the resistance. working back from the de- ing a remedy, for problems iir been granted immunity from contempt of the investigating the Woodbridge School for the prosecution. nine years, had used the bank's computer to "shuffle" nun- Anger over high prices or mand side. Consumer resis- the police department that bodies. Mentally Retarded. 'dreds of individual accounts, then had fed phony information simple financial necessity tance may be having an ef- has led to the reluctant re- The musical production is into the computer so that those accounts always appeared up apparently is prompting many fect." placement of five local part- sold out for tonight's and to- to date. housewives to sharply reduce Order Less time patrolmen who are not 35-Cent Tax Hike Set morrow's performances, tick- their meat buying. And con- The National Association of certified by the state Civil ets having been exhausted af- Uncle Dave Remembered trary to President Nixon's Food Chains said that in a re- Service Commission. ter 45 minutes on sale. The opinion that a boycott would cent telephone survey of 16 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Mark Flummerfclt's biggest "I can report that all of us At West Long Branch show is directed by Mrs. Bet- not be "an effective use of food chains, 15 reported they concern was whether his uncle David would remember his and our legislators too are ty Jane Shaw and involves a what we call 'people power,'" were ordering less beef than WEST LONG BRANCH - was said, is due to the 23-cent nickname. sympathetic with your prob- cast of more than 120 stu- a buying cutback appears to before. The Western States The local purpose tax rate regional school tax rise and His uncle. Col. David Winn, who had been a prisoner of lem," the mayor said. "And I dents. be under way. Meat Packers Association will dip here five cents per the nine-cent tax hike for lo- war for 4& years provided the answer yesterday when he ar- would like to say further the $10fl of property value, but the cal school purposes. rived here. The American Meat In- says West Coast meat whole- damage that has been done by overall tax rate will climb 35 The budget introduced here "Uncle Dave, do you remember my nickname'.'" the 12- stitute reports from Chicago salers have cut their prices 2 a few will be undone and the cents to a figure of $4.40 per Feb. 22, was aired last night year-old boy asked. that there was a drop in to 3 cents a pound in response problem resolved to the satis- $100 of assessed valuation. and adopted without opposi- "Sure," replied Winn as he grabbed Mark with a big hug, wholesale meat prices during to pressure from consumers faction of the majority. tion. "Markaroni!" and the government. Borough Council last night The response overwhelmed the boy and he forgot what Power Failure "All we ask is that you bear adopted its $869,530 budget. Council also last night ap- else he wanted to say. He whacked his Uncle on the arm three Organizers of the boycott with us a little longer," the The total figure requires proved a $245,400 garbage s time. And then Markaroni cried. promise they'll have an even mayor concluded. $284,924 to be raised by tax- pact with Marpal Company, WHILES Halts Trials greater effect in April. Wom- ation for the community's op- here, for a three-year term. FREEHOLD — Several en are showing up at super- Mrs. Madeline Tracey of 713 eration. The pact, it was said, would Byrd Triumph Seen trials in progress — one in- markets across the nation to Columbia Ave. was appointed The total, tax figure is up, amount to an approximate 15 volving the Central Jersey WASHINGTON - All that Sen. Robert C. Byrd seemed hand out boycott leaflets and as a member of the Recrea- $20,536. The increase in the per cent collection cost hike Power and Light Co. — were likely to gain when he first spoke out against the nomination of circulate recipes for meatless tion Commission to fill an amount to be levied on over the three-year contract GRANT fc halted yesterday in the Mon- L. Patrick Gray 3rd to be FBI director was a few political meals. unexpired term that expires borough taxpayers is $19,519. term. mouth County Courthouse be- points among his Senate Democratic colleagues. Meatless Days Dec. 31,1975. The major tax increase, it Arthur Cosentino Jr. was PRINTERS cause of an electric power In many stores shoppers al- also named a member of the 170 MONMOUTH ST.' Now with President Nixon's nomination of Gray appear- failure. ing in serious trouble, the West Virginia Democrat stands on ready are boycotting the meat local fire department by coun- the verge of a significant triumph in his long-range campaign About 75 customers were af- department on certain days of cil action. for his party's top leadership position in the Senate. fected by the power failure the week. If the one-week Jetty Work Need Cited Though few Senate observers thought Gray's defeat was a which occurred about 3:30 April boycott doesn't bring possibility, Byrd says "I felt there was plenty of evidence that p.m. The failure was appar- lower prices, supporters vow SEA BRIGHT — Mayor Ce- funds become available, with Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home he had been subservient to the While House and that there ently caused by a blown fuse to extend it one, two or even cile F. Norton said she is. repairs to the seawall to fol- were a good many Watergate clouds over the nominee and 1 on Holmes Terrace, two three weeks. . hopeful the state will soon be- low. think this has been borne out." blocks from the courthouse, gin work on a jetty to protect In other business, Mrs. Nor- Be wise... open a said a spokesman for the elec- iiiiniiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiunii "I think it's the phenome- a portion' of the North Beach ton proclaimed May "Senior tric company. non of the decade," says June seawall from further damage. Citizen Month" in Sea Bright. Checkmaster The power failure caused a Donavan of the boycott which motor in the courthouse's she and her friend, Arline Mrs.,Norton said the state is account heating system to smoke and Mathews, conceived in a tele- aware that a portion of the MAIN OFFICE: 1 THANK YOU... No minimum CHESTNUT ST., RED IANK, N.J. 07701 the odor of burning wires per- phone conversation in late seawall is being undermined BRANCH OFFICES: 171 RT. 33, MIDDLETOWN, N.J.. OJMi meated one wing of the build- February. The two women es- and that some of the rocks Mr.8Mrs.lrv!ngSpl»tai balance required 30 EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD. N.J., 07711 Ing. timate they've received more W» BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, N.J., 0774) have shifted. Mr. S Mrs. Roland PiMSOflSr. Firemen searched for sev- than 20,000 letters and hun- SerWce is our Eitobllitied In 1171 by John H. Cook and Henry Cloy Plans for both the reconst- Rile Electric eral minutes before they lo- dreds of phone calls ex- biggest asaef. PUBLISHED BY THE RED SANK REGISTER ruction of the seawall and Red Bank Mercfiants Member of the Associated Press—The Associated Press is entitled ex- . cated the motor in the utility pressing support and seeking and ill lho« who mad* th» Cys- ciinlvcly to the use forrenjbllcotlonof oil the-local news printed In IMS construction of a protective newspaper es well as oil AP news dltpatches. complex above the third floor. more information about form- jetty are now before James J. tic Flbroili CocMill Party a sue- can. Second class postaoe pold at Red Bank. N.J. 07701 and at additional An auxiliary power generator ing Fight Inflation Together Rankin, chief of the state Bu- mailing oNiccs. Published daily, Monday through Friday, Mall subscrip- restored power at the court- (FIT) clubs. reau of Navigation. tions pcyoble in advance. Mr. SMri. Frederick BurtW I Week 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Yeor bouse about 4 p.m., the time Mrs. Donavan says, "The Mrs. Norton said she be- i.n «.so 19.so iti.oo us.M court generally ends for the . 210 Harvty Aw. power of the woman is monu- lieves work on the jetty would Uncron Cm we halpyoul Home Delivery by Corrler -50 Cents a week day. CENTRAL JERSEV BANK Single copy al counter, 10£cnts. mental .and we're proving it." be scheduled first as soon as MIUIIROFF, O.I. C. BANK AMD Tfiuar CCOMRWO V 4 Tie Dafly Register, Red B&nk-Mlddktown, N. J. Friday, March », 1WS Ikyshore Outfall Unfr Obituaries OKsBelford's Plans Frank M. Deane, Frank M. Ferrante ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 15. tion. Their starting salaries Theater Manager EATONTOWN - Frank M. — The Monmouth County Knud Scholer, executive di- will be $4.25 per hour. The LITTLE SILVER - Frank Ferrante of 19 Redfern Road, Bayshore Outfall Authority rector, was authorized to hire starting date will be deter- M. Deane, 58. of 40 Manson died Wednesday in Columbia last night authorized realign- five mtn to serve as operators mined by Mr. Scholer and Mr. Place, died Sunday in Colum- Presbyterian Medical Center, ment of a portion of its outfall at the Belford pumping sta- Milgram. ,, bia Presbyterian Hospital in N.Y., after a short illness. line In Belford. New York City. Born in New York City, he The line will parallel East Mr. Deane was born in bad resided here since May Road. This action was taken Lottery Winners Brocton, Mass., and worked 1172. He lived in Annandale, to facilitate installation and By nwAsHctatcd Press Massachusetts — 822392 as a theater manager with the Va., for three years and was make it less of a problem to Pennsylvania — 402958 Walter Reade organization. formerly of West AUenhurst. area residents. Here are the winning num- Qualifier -AG8 He was manager of the Town "Connecticut-14072 Mr. Ferrante was a mem- Construction of the Belford bers drawn this week in north- Theater in Middletown at the pumping station was started The winning number in ber of the John Calvin Pres- eastern state lotteries. time of his death. Jan. 29. The station is ex- Thursday's New Jersey daily byterian Church, AnnaQdale, New Jersey —600209 Surviving are his widow, pected to be operative 300 New York -898996 lottery is 49984 Beverly; two sons, Stephen Va., and attended the Shrews- days from the starting date, and Kenneth, and a daughter, bury Presbyterian Church. said Otto Milgram, authority Barbara, all at home. He was an electrical engi- consulting engineer. Funeral arrangements were neer at the Electronics Com- Installation of concrete under the direction of the mand, Ft. Monmouth. . pipes in Highlands is nearly D'Elia Funeral Home, Lake- completed, he said. Con- wood. His father was the late Jo- tractors are expected to close seph Ferrante. SQUAD OFFICERS ELECTED — New Shrewsbury First Aid Squad's re- cently elected officers Harry F=stelle, president, left, and George Kopach, the Sandy Hook side of the 0102 Mrs. William M. Cook Surviving are his widow, captain, center, are congratulated by John Schultze of Monmouth Beach, project in approximately a Mrs. Anne Ferrante, at home; week. /DAILY 0017 RUHSON - Mrs. Lucy H. chairman of the 16th District N.J. First Aid Council. Other new officers three sons, Frank, Robert and He said complaints regard- DRAWING DATE ( Cook, 76, of 49 Allen St.. died not pictured are: Larry Boglen, vice president; Andrew Titko, secretary; Joseph Ferrante, all at home; ing road restoration are being 11/22/73 06 yesterday in Riverview Hospi- Joseph Peluslo, treasurer; John McCarthy, first lieutenant; Kermit his mother, Mrs. Faustina taken care of as quickly as LOTTERY TICKET NO. SERIAL NUMBER tal, Red Bank, after a short Brown, second lieutenant;"Albert Thacke, sergeant and Albert Neis, Ferrante of White Stone, possible, but rainy weather illness. trustee. 12345 i 12345 N.Y.; three brothers, William "has played havoc with some Born in Holmdel, she was a and Nicholas Ferrante of Whi- of the work. The authority has lifelong area resident. testone, N.Y., and Michael been responsive to com- Mrs. Cook attended the Re- Ferrante of Albany, Ore. plaints," he continued. formed Church of New Marlboro Fire Code Change orders on the Shrewsbury. The Worden Funeral Home, $1,440,000 Belford pumping Surviving are her husband, Red Bank, is in charge of ar- station have amounted to less You can go William M. Cook, at home; a rangements. than two per cent since the son, Henry Battjer Jr. of Proposal Is Debated project began, Mr. Milgram Wayside; two brothers, John Mrs. Virginia Connell said. Five per cent of the total If. Ritter of Middletown and cost has been allocated in a places with HOBOKEN — Mrs. Virginia MARLBORO - Two coun- companies — Morganville In- any possible effect it might James Ritter of Miami, Fla.; contingency fund, he said. Connell, 77, here, mother of cilmen held an information dependent and Morganville have on new industry might three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Changes thus far amount to Mrs. Virginia Hennessy of hearing last night so that resi- Volunteer. be calculated. VanBrunt of Red Bank, Mrs. approximately $23,000. Rumson, died yesterday in St. dents and firemen could ex- Anthony Tedesco of the Mr. Kaplan said that since this ticket. Frieda Zagaja of Shrewsbury, Temporary financing total- and Mrs. Marie Gaudious of '..Mary's Hospital. press their feelings about the Robertsville company said a the fire marshal, or marshals, content of a fire code. fire code was adopted there if created, would do what Mr. ing $3.5. million for the entire Long Branch; three grand- She was the widow of the A ticket in today's drawing could win you- Councilmen Richard Kaplan "because we feel strongly Leveson suggested, any sur- system has been arranged at children and several nieces late Matthew Connell. a rate of 4& per cent interest $2,500. That's enough for that get-a-way- and nephews. and Howard Klau, were as- that we should have some vey undertaken by council or Mrs. Connell was a member sisted by Township Attorney code." an outside firm would be a du- with the Central Jersey Bank from-it-all vacation you've longed for. The Worden Funeral Home, of Sts. Peter and Paul Catho- Herbert Bierman. Approxi- He added, however, that his plication. and Trust Co. of Freehold. Red Bank, is in charge of ar- This will cover the period . PLAY TODAY... EVEHY DAY lic Church, here. mately 25 residents attended company's action "does not Mr. Klau said the council rangements. from March 29 through Nov. Also surviving are a daugh- the hearing. mean a township wide code would meet with members of should not be established." MORE FATAL FIRES Cord of Thanks ter, Mrs.- Beatrice Murphy There now is no township- the fire companies for a sec- To all Mi trltndi who knn» and lovtdTuw and two sons, Louis and Wil- wide fire code. Fire com- Councilman Klau said that ond time April 4 to discuss the LONDON (AP) - Fire Itiwty, we wish to txprcss our slnctre claimed a record 896 lives Knnta for all tin ixprnilonj of (ilndnwj liam Martin, all here; seven panies can issue cease and if all three districts adopted matter. He said that another and mtnagn of tynyottiy. Allct and An- grandchildren and 10 great- desist orders to businesses different codes, and "chaos" information bearing would be throughout Britain and North- Bcnelils Education and Institutions ttwiy Atfono ond MIchcMl. grandchildren. whose buildings contained a resulted, the council "the next held before any ordinance ern Ireland during 1972, the DtothNotlcts "blatant fire hazard." day" would introduce a town- was introduced. Fire Research Station an- COOK — Lucy H., ogt It, of« Allen SI.. The Bosworth Funeral ship-wide code. Mr. Kaplan nounced. Kurraon, on Thindav, Man* 22, 1WJ. Be- Firemen also have the pow- loved arlft of William M. DnofMl mother Home, here, is in charge of said it was unlikely that such t* Hmry Bottler Jr. SUIw of Jotn M. and er to issue summonses, retur- Jamn Minor. Mrs. Gertrude VanBrunt, arrangements. nable in Municipal Court, for a situation would arise. Mr>. Frloaa Zagola, ond Mrs. Marie Gaudtan. Funeral urvlcei 2 p.m., Mot- violations of the state fire The council deleted from a to, orIM• Wordm. Funeral Home. «0 E. Front St., Red Bank. Interment ot Holm- In Memorlom code, Mr. Bierman said after Administrative Code amend- del CemiWy. Friends rnay coll ot 1t* «u- THOMAS J. CASSIDY, SR. — Third Arml- the meeting. neral home /•» DJTU. Sotvrdor. ond J-4 ond vtnory In Heaven. Dotty. I itlll mlu you ment, a section creating a de- "-•*.. 7-» pjn. Sunday. terribly. Htfone Last week, however, the partment of fire protection in Robertsville Fire Company, the division of public safety. one of four here, adopted a The action was taken because fire code recommended by the firemen thought discussion American Insurance Associ- on a fire code should be held John Van Kirk & Son ation. first. It was the same code the Initial Plan councilmen used last night as Under the amendment, a MONUMENTS a guide in the discussions of fire marshal would be ap- 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN whether to formulate a fire pointed by the mayor with the (off Rl. 35 at Headon's Corner) code, and what it should con- advice bnd consent of council. 741-0319 747-2563 sist of. The mayor said the appoint- Aweekend BARREGUILD MONUMENTS Several Options ment would have been made There are several options from a list of recommenda- available in formulating the tions submitted by the fire code. One is to have a town- companies. ship-wide code, which would Michael R. Silbertstein, 7 FOR ANY OCCASION create the Department of Fire t Vancouver Road, a lawyer, three minute Protection and the post of fire said he was not against a uni- HONEY BEE FLOWERS marshal to enforce the code. form fire code, but that he 2112AHWY. 35 464 BROAD ST. Another is to have a town- was opposed to "creating an- OAKHUHT SHREWSBURY ship-wide code, and allowing other layer of bureaucracy." 493-8919 741-4020 each district to appoint a fire He suggested that each fire Reliable Slnct 1927 marshal to enforce it in each district appoint its own fire coast-to-coast respective district. marshal. Open Six Days A Week 8 30 AM.-5:30 P.M. A third would allow each Mr. Kaplan said the point district to adopt its own code, was "irrelevant", since the BY WIRE ANYWHERE administered by its own fire post would probably be Robert R. Hodgklii marshal. created and filled by a non- elected official no matter who call can cost No matter which type of code is enacted, it is generally has the power to fill it. agreed that it will mean a re- Mr. Silbertstein said he had duction in fire insurance further comments, but Mr. rates. Kaplan, who chaired the Worden Funeral Home Mr. Kaplan said the council meeting, ruled him out of or is holding the hearings to de- der. Mr. Silbertstein charged 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK cide what type of ordinance it that whenever Mr. Kaplan should introduce. He said the heard a view that he didn't action was taken at the sug- like he ruled that person out of 70C, $140 or $3.55 gestion of the fire companies, order. who have requested the gov- Sidney M.Leveson, 64 Day and Night Phone.. erning body to take some kind School Road West, suggested of action on a fire code for that a survey be made of the 717-0557 seven years. improvements that would be The three fire districts are required by a new code and Clark Foster, Robertsville, Morganville and the cost that would be en- Marlboro. The Morganville tailed by the business owners. district, however, has two fire He said that in this way, Committee Forming John E. Day To Save Landmarks Iftuptoyou. PORT MONMOUTH - for the owners of all antique Owners of historic landmarks and historic landmarks in Chances are you know that you save money by dialing long distance calls without FUNERAL HOME in Middletown are urged to Midnletown Township... turn out Monday at 8:30 p.m. operator assistance.* And that you save even more by calling during bargain to the first meeting of the His- "The Landmark Depart- calling times—on weekends or after 5 P.M. on weekdays. 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank toric Landmark Department ment requests that you bring of the Shoal Harbor Marine a picture of your landmark What you might not realize is just how much you can save. Museum. and an outline of its history on To give you an idea, look at the chart on the right. It demonstrates that a C. SI DUN, Director 747-0332 The gathering will be in the a 3-by 5-inch file card." coast-to-coast weekend call using the Spy House at the foot of Wil- Miss Neidlinger has also or- Weekend rale for Ihree-minulc, son Ave. ganized a Department of Gen- services of an operator costs you at least coast-to-coast calls (lax not included) Miss Gertrude Neidlinger, ealogy within the museum twice, and maybe five times as much as a Shoal Harbor Museum cura- committee. Its mission is to Dial-it- Optrator- Person-to- tor, who set up the new de- trace the township's first fam- directly dialed call. Yourself Assisted Person partment, has sent invitations ilies. To qualify, a family So always remember to dial direct and lo owners of historic land- The Adams Memorial Home must have settled here before call during bargain calling times. You'll 8 a.m. lo marks, dwellings, buildings 1790, the year of the first fed- 11 p.m. Sat. WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, and burial grounds offering eral census. save every time. Try it. We think you'll be and 8 a.m. to the help of the Shoal Harbor 5 p.m. Sun. 70< 1.40 3.55 Museum Committee in their Mrs. Derek Morris of Al- surprised. Oiinrr-Mimafier preservation. lenhurst, formerly of Lincroft, •Direct diilini ruts do not ipply lo opcntcMuiiled ctlli such 11 credit ctti. All owners of such land- is department chairman. collicl, third number biliM, pcnon-lo-pcrion anil coin phone cllll lo other tuta. 747-0226 marks in the township are in- vited to Monday's meeting. In Registry Slated FUNERAL DIRECTORS Miss Neidlinger's words: UNION BEACH - Cub "The Shoal Harbor Museum Scout Pack 231 will register SINCE 1865 Committee invites you to be- boys at a meeting Friday. come active in the Historic March 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the New Jersey Bell m BROAD STREET RED BANK Landmark Department. This Memorial School all-purpose, department has been created room. • ™ Senate Confirms The Daily Register, Red BaA-Mlddletiwn, N.J. Friday, March 23,1173 (Jptirt Appointees TRENTON (AP) - The Garven has been the gover- State Senate yesterday unani- nor's personal counsel since CROW mously confirmed Judge Cahili took office in 1970. He Mark A. Sullivan and Pierre served briefly as a Bergen P. Sarven, Gov. William T. County Court judge before "Cahill's personal counsel, to joining Cahill's staff. the State Supreme Court. Salary for a Supreme Court LIGHT The vote in the Senate was justice is $45,000 a year. The guaranteed Light Whiskey 37-0. Cahili has now named three Cahili announced the nomi- members of the seven-man nations just last week and court. He appointed Justice they were formally submitted Worrall F. Mountain Jr. in on Monday. 1971. Sullivan, 61, a Democrat Cahili will have the opportu- from Jersey City, and Gar- nity to name a fourth justice ven, 47, a Republican from in June when Justice Haydn Ridge wood, will replace for- Proctor reaches the manda- mer Justices C. Thpmas tory retirement age of 70. Schettino and John J. Francis TOYS FOR TEACHING —The Red Bank Council, H. G. McCully Down- who retired last August. Cahili submitted two judi- state Chapter 81, Telephone Pioneers of America, has presented two talk- Siillivairhas been serving as cial and one prosecutorial ing toys to the Children's Psychiatric Center, Eatontown. The teddy bear . an acting Supreme Court jus- nominations to the Senate yes- arid doll are equipped with hidden.speakers and microphones, which en- tice since last September. He terday. able speech pathologists to converse with children witho.ut being seen. In- had been presiding judge of He named George T. Dag- volved in the presentation, left to right, were R. A. Williamson of Eaton- the Appellate Division of Su- gett of Sparta to succeed Phil- town, council president; Mrs. Cynthia Menist of Little Silver, speech pa- perior Court before his pro- ip J. Kelly as Sussex County thologist at the center; C. W. Mooney of Oakhurst, council community motion. • Prosecutor. service chairman, and Mrs. John F. Willits of Locust, a center trustee. Teachers Told to Obey Salt Hay Long Branch Directive FREEHOLD - The Long or Court Judge Merritt Lane When the board issued the Branch Education Association Jr. who scheduled a hearing directive requiring the duty Try radically different CROW LIGHT tonight. is under a court order not to on the issue for Friday, teachers to be physically violate a Board of Education March 30. present, the teachers filed a Guaranteed to be the smoothest whiskey you ever tasted FRED D. WIKOFF CO. directive requiring duty Judge Lane also directed grievance, said the complaint, teachers to be present in ele- the association not to inter- adding that the board feels or your money back! mentary school lunchrooms or that the teachers presence is 'Trial ofkn We'll rclunJ purclusL-prki' in purcfuscr it lit- is iti jnnrunfH'MlissiiiisfivJ with CROW LIGHT. Send fere or prevent the school boitle with unuseiUnnti-nrs via Railway Express collet (io:Crfw Distillery Company, 15th ami Bmthtim Unc, 236 MAPLE AVENUE playgrounds during lunch board from directing any required and is ready to dis- Louisville, Kentucky 10201— ;inj provide ynur name, ait dress, your comments, purchase size and prtie, Mure- name hours. teacher to comply with this cuss the issue with the associ- and address. Only one refund per msiomer. Void where taxed, prohibited or otherwise restricted by law. The Long Branch Board of directive. ation to resolve the matter. LIGHT WHISKEY • EIGHTY PROOF • CROW DISTILLERY COMPANY • LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY RED BANK 741-0554 Education obtained the court The school board said in its Richard D. McOmber of order yesterday from Superi- complaint that the association Middletown filed the com- has stated that it will refuse plaint for the school board. Advertise in The Register to comply with the directive. • The school board said it had 6 DAY SALE! to change its policy which permitted duty teachers, who were assigned on a rotational basis, not to be physically present in lunchrooms and ; playgrounds during lunch hours because of increased in- cidents and accidents. Initially the duty teachers Weekend only had to be available to re- spond to requests from aides during lunch hours, said the complaint, adding that during the 1971-72 school year, the board determined that this po- living licy was not in the best inter- est of the pupils. Anti-Litter Seven Competition Scheduled HOLMDEL - Boy and Girl Scout units will compete for days more than $7,000 in prizes in the third annual nationwide anti-litter, beautification and recycling awards program THE BEACHCOMBER 24x4' ROUND REGULAR $2299.95 sponsored by Owens-Illinois • Heavy gauge all-aluminum pool, patio, walkaround Inc. a week. decking and fencing • All-aluminum decorated pattern wall The contest is open to Cubs, Pebble Beach — a new community of fine, quality-crafted homes. Winterized Uni-bond liner • Safely gate • 99 Boy Scouts, Explorers, SAVE Some on fully bulkheaded waterfront lots. And all with easy mainte- In and out ladders ' $749.96 Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors. nance features that let you enjoy Pebble Beach for what it is — a year- Entries must be based on round leisure time community for people of all ages. 24x12x4 Because your Pebble Beach home is Mayer-built, you're OVAL projects conducted by partici- REGULAR pating scouts from April 2 assured of standard quality features like an attached sheet- $1799.95 through June 4. Programs will • rocked garage, aluminum storms and screens, aluminum leaders be judged on significance, ef- and gutters, maintenance-free siding, wall-to-wall carpeting. fectiveness, group effort and And more. thoroughness. The ALL-ALUMINUM Come to Pebble Beach and see for yourself. It could be the "MONTE CARLO" Entry blanks may be had from local scout councils and beginning of a whole new way of life. Removed from the the Lily-Tulip plant here on rigors of crowded living, yet convenient to good schools, Constructed cf h*avy gaug* Rt. 35 or by writing Owens-Il- • shopping and commuting. •IMumlnum, wld« lop •fumfaum Mating taiga, linois, 1973 Environmental Select now and be well-settled, ready to enjoy summer: ifl-aluminum wall, Awards Program, P.O. Box swimming in the on-site pool, having a friendly get- ill-aluminum wkta vtrtlcal 1035, Toledo, Ohio, 43666. together in the club house, walking along the uprtght* >nd wlnlarlicd Completed blanks should be beach, or just plain relaxing. Uol-bood llnar. , mailed to the company's To- ledo corporate headquarters You can choose from two, three or four bod- tVxV by April 16. room homes, in ranch or colonial styling. REGULAR $479.95 - Reports on troop activities should be submitted by June 16. Two scout units in each community will be selected as ' local winners and become eli- 331 gible for the national awards. mlUt '196" National winners in each .£•369- ^•405" classification will receive $250. An additional J250 will be Route 9, Waretown, N.J. Phone: 609-698-6510 Open 7 days from 10 AM-i "THE SANDPIPER" presented to the grand nation- al winner. |Htnr t>ug« hot dlppwf gilnnlnd sit*' old* •••ting Isdgv, mattlv* vartlctl uprights and Ptrmt-fll Ifrw. Man to Face REGULAR M4M5 Weapon Charge HIGHLANDS - A New York City man was arrested on Miller St. last night and Six models from charged with carrying a con- cealed deadly weapon. According to acting Police Chief Howard F. Brey, who $23990 * was one of the arresting offi- Every Style Full Size Pool On Display. cers, the suspect identified as •334 William R. Connolly, 43, of 773 Eighth Ave., was taken into From 1,290down custody for allegedly possess- including closing costs ing a knife with a blade ex- ceeding 5 3/4 inches. Directions: Garden Slate Parkway lo The knife allegedly was con- Exit 74. Lett on Lacey Rd. to RouleS). ools cealed in a belt behind the Turn right (soulh) on Route 9 approximately five miles to Pebble Beach. From monthly suspect's back. «I99 pays principal, intorcst, Mr. Connolly is being held morlgagc insurance and taxes SOUTH AMBOY MIDDLETOWN LAKEWOOD in lieu of $500 ball pending a ROUTE 9 • ROUTE 35 ROUTE 88 preliminary hearing in Munic- •Typical financing for qualified buye's based or* SI .290 car>h do*n. 360 equal payments Of StOO for punopal. interest, mortgage insurance and Vi Mil* Sculh ol A » P Chapel Hill Shopping Center tt Mile Well of ipal Court Tuesday. estimated taxes. $22,700 conventional mortgaje at 7.5% Annual Percentage Fiate. Sayra Woods Shopping Center 1 '/j Mile* No. ol Navetink Bridge Garden Stale Pkwy. Aiding in the 10:32 p.m. ap- 721-558a 747-4940 364-8383 prehension were Sgt. Thomas DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF AMERICA/MAYER DIVISION HOURS: MON. thru FRI. 12 iKXHi-9 P.M. CHARGE IT! Sutton and Patrolman Mi- (bsled on Ihe American Slock exchange) Box 7JB, Forked River, N.J. 00731 SATURDAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M.-5 P.M. chael Kushwara. REGISTER Keeping Lon Nol in Power ihe payroll information volun- of his paralyzed limbs and has EstaUishedia U78—Publisbed by The Hed Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON tarily. So union, .undercover sharpened mentally although he still isn't the strong vigor- men slip aboard ships from ARTHUR Z. KAMIN The success of President WASHINGTON England, Sweden, Brazil-, Is- Nixon's strategy in Indochina ous leader he -was before his President and Editor stroke. rael and elsewhere to buy the depends heavily upon Cam- SCENE information. bodia's ailing, erratic Presi- •Cementing Factor' Washington considers him •See No Evil' Thomas j. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor dent Lon Nol, who is now re-ItHHIIIIinilllllllllUIIIIIIKIlllHIIIIIIIUHIItlll The data from the individ- garded in Washington as the the "cementing factor" who ual ships is processed by the best bet against a Communist reported that "the cabinet has can best hold the shaky Cam- Labor-Management. Maritime i Friday, March 23,1973 takeover. discussed ways and means of bodian government together Committee, which turns it •RMBiaaaaaii>WMaaHMmuHiru

•TELEVISION • BOOKS • MOVIES -THEATER • DINING OUT '•COMMENT • HOBBIES • MUSIC Tension Mounts as Qscar Time Nears It's Academy Awards time Angeles Music Center. After again and most moviegoers all, being in such good com- are breathlessly (figuratively pany ought to be reward speaking) awaiting the judg- enough for most of the nomi- ing of 1972's bumper crop of nees. hits and misses. But we bet it isn't. And in deference to that we offer some thoughts on this year's up and coming Awards cere- mony in the categories that we think are of most interest to the public. Beit Actress Nominees BEST ACTRESS. Liza Min- nelli who was memorable in "Cabaret" would appear to be the Hollywood type, sentimen- tal favorite but may be ham- pered by the now seemingly IIUIIIV long-ago Spring-Summer re- Despite the protestations of lease of the film. Maggie actor George C. Scott who de- Smith ("Travels With My nounced the annual Motion Aunt") is always an excellent Picture Academy citations as actress as was Liv Ullmann in "a meat parade," Holly- "The Emigrants," but I would wood's Spring rites are one of doubt either actress would be its most popular productions. well known enough or their Though the Awards have films widely distributed not usually garnered the more enough for serious consid- cerebral acclaim of such hon- eration. Cicely Tyson and ors as the Cannes Film Festi- Diana Ross, because they val and the New York Film share the distinction of being NOMINATEO FOR OSCAR AWARD — Pictured are the nominees for VIE FOR OSCAR AWARD — A golden statuette for Best Performance by Critics designated honorces, the first blacks nominated in Best Performance by an Actor, one of whom will receive a golden Oscar an Actress will be presented to one of these nominees during the 45th an- this category, may cancel Hollywood's honoring its own statuette during the 45th annual Oscar Awards presentation ceremonies, t nual Oscar Awards ceremonies, to colorcast live on the NBC Television probably means the most to themselves out if Academy to be colorcast live on the NBC Television Network Tuesday, (10 p.m. Network Tuesday (10 p.m. NYT, to conclusion). The nominees are: Cicely the general public. members are afraid to vote NYT to conclusion). The nominees are: Paul Winfield ("Sounder," top Tyson ("Sounder," top left), Diana Ross ("Lady Sings the Blues," top , QwUty CoasMercd for one over the other. Both left), Michael Caine ("Sleuth," top right), and (bottom, left to right) Pe- right) and (bottom, left to right) Maggie Smith ("Travels With My did fine jobs in distinctly dif- This year, however, the ter O'Toole ("The Ruling Class"), Sir Laurence Olivier ("Sleuth"), Mar- Aunt"), Liv Ullman ("The Emigrants"), Liza Minnelli ("Cabaret"). ferent roles, though Miss Ross lon Brando ("The Godfather"). Academy nominations for 1972 is probably the better known film fare warrant nary a sni- because of her singing career. cinematic art. "The Godfa- der," and "Deliverance" all cker from the more esoteric ishers Michael Caine and Lau- victim to that. So,.the next much acclaim, publicly and break Kid") may suffer the professionally, for his spar- fate of the unknown syn- ther" and "Cabaret" we fall, quite finely, into the king- filmgoers who are wont to Hollywood's probable rence Olivier (both for question is which godson? drome, though Susan Tyrrell would put in the first realm dom ol art. "Deliverance" look down on anything less choice: Liza Minnelli. The "Sleuth"), fairly fine enough Robert Duvall, who played kling role as the master of ("Fat City") another un- and consider either as having might too have an outside than a Jean Renoir endeavor Daily Register's: Cicely Ty- „ actors, will have to be satis- the Irish consigliere, should ceremonies in "Cabaret." In fied, I'm sure, with nomi- have been nominated as best fact, I have heard more known who had a meaty role the edge for the award but chance because of strong pub- in the original French. The se- son for showing us the sheer lic support and "Sounder" nations. actor for "Tomorrow," a won- people praise Grey than Miss and a bit of publicity to go give "Cabaret" an outside lections, on the whole, are of range of simplicity and truth even a slimmer chance on derful film that the Academy, Minnelli. with it, could possibly cop the chance because we don't consistently high caliber, rec- in acting. Peter O'Toole, who was just that basis. "The Emigrants" delightful in "The Ruling reverting to former form, ig- Oscar, know if the public relations ognizing for the first time in Tfee Male Side Eddie Albert ("The Heart- probably doesn't stand a Class," and Paul Winfield, nored. But then there is Shelley conscious Academy will con- recent memory that quality is BEST ACTOR. It's almost a break Kid"), I'm afraid, was chance unless the ceremony is poignantly magnificent in Winters who returns to the sider a gangster flick (albeit as important as quantity at foregone conclusion that Mar- Though Duvall was cer- just nominated in the wrong held in Sweden. "Sounder," are the real class screen in "The Poseidon Ad- an all-time moneymaking the boxof flee. Ion Brando will cop this one tainly competent in "The God- year.. But he is young and in this category but I can't venture." Miss Winters would gangster flick) right for its and if sentiment runs as father," and what's more should consider the nomi- Hollywood: "The Godfa- In fact, the caliber of nomi- see the Academy turning certainly be the most well image. strong as is anticipated for quite likeable for an educated nation a professional vote of nations is so high, one almost against the tide of public opin- known among the Hollywood ther." The Register: "Soun- "The Godfather," it will be gangster, Al Pacino as son, confidence for I don't think "The Emigrants," "Soun- doesn't care who wins the ion, so enamoured with "The faithful and has occasionally der." night of March 27 at the Los Brando, hands down. Brit- Michael, and James Caan as even Mr. Albert is counting on Godfather," to acknowledge the son "Sonny" had much winning this year. scored quite high cinemati- that. stronger roles. Though Caan Hollywood: Al Pacino. The cally in some of her previous Hollywood: Marlon Brando. was.most explosive on screen Register: "James Caan. screen endeavors. With The Register: Paul Winfield as the hot-tempered, son who Sapportlng Actresses "Poseidon," she has the dis- SEAFOOD or Peter O'Toole. briefly succeeds to his fa- SUPPORTING ACTRESS. tinction ol scoring zero in a SUPPORTING ACTOR. ther's empire of crime, I Though Eileen Heckart film that was almost univer- DELIGHT 'would give the edge, possibly, sally panned by critics but This category might be sub- ("Butterflies Are Free") and Uonii on irt Ml lh.ll, uwp dy foj-, Ootd 1 to Pacino since his role was unanimously applauded by the in Ifitd vhtirap, tcallopt. Mil . M!D<{. dtiwil < public. lywood has acknowledged the longest and probably most Tillie") signify the likes of remembered for its devel- ON STAGE nearly all of them — including well refined acting talent, Hollywood: Shelley Winters. TOP NITE CLUB opment of the young soldier BROADWAY MUSICALS the one that was adopted. both on the stage and screen, The Register: We pass. STONES TIM*., Wed., Thura., Fri., Sun. ENTERTAINMENT Canceling out might be the into the toughened "Don." these respective pictures are Best Film Award • Middletown One mile north of Red Bank NOW PLAYING case here among this trio, but EVERY SAT. NITE If anyone is going to beat more palatable fare rather BEST PICTURE. All are •• '• • .741-8344 "MANOFLAMANCHA" I think "The Godfather" has "The Godfather," it will be than stellar vehicles for them. fine entries based on varied MARCH 24 much more clout than to fall aspects of public taste and COMING JoeJ Grey who has received Jeannie Berlin ("The Heart- "CAMELOT" LONDON LEE and Monday Night 2 for Special PAL JOEY'S S M f Wednesday Buffet r.. , 5 SUPPER CLUB M1KEGALLO 5 Danolng WwJ. thru Sun.' Friday Seafood Buffet '4' ToplessRadio'Is Sex-Oriented 5 Sl»k or LobiMm Tails Sun. thru Thur» 9.W COMING MAR. 31st Sunday Brunch '1* By JERRY BUCK Minneapolis-St. Paul it's "Girl in Los Angeles, a position it know." Burton , on the air Sat. & Sun. Complete Lobster Dinner '5* LYNN CARTER Talk." reached in less than a year af- since October, said he has Children's Theatre Female Imptnonalor (tint 2 children under 10 Iree) CHILDREN'S SHOW LOS ANGELES (AP) - In In Los Angeles, where sex- ter starting in January 1971. "eased off" a bit on the sex MARY POPPINS Coming April 7 Washington,. D.C., it's called oriented radio shows origi- Its success has spawned angle lately. April 12-13-14-15 Margaret Whiting "topless radio." In Oakland nated two years ago, it's "The imitators in such cities as Dennis Richards, who it's "California Girls." In Bill Ballance Feminine Fo- Oakland, New York, Min- broadcasts "Confidentially Admiral Benbow Inn rum." Ballance's show is syn- neapolis, Toledo, Kansas City, Feminine" on a suburban 2 Jackson Stn-cl, Highlands, N.J. dicated to more than 50 cities Cleveland and Washington. Laurel, Md., station, said the in the United States, Canada Sex, Incest, Etc. favorable response has been Photic: 201 -291 -1232 American Express Cards Honored and Australia. N The daily topics for the "fantastic" compared to criti- All in all, it adds up to some feminine callers on the Bal- cism. of the most sexually revealing lance show range from "in- In Memphis, station WHER and provocative talk ever to cest" to "do you experience broadcast a show called singe the airwaves. fear of sex?" to "how do you "Feminine Forum" for 10 The Federal Commu- play when your man's months but took if off the air away?" in February after receiving a Trade Winds nications Commission said early this month it has been Why are women ready ta number of complaints from flooded with complaints de- tell all on the air? people about the sex-oriented ••••COCKTAIL LOUNGEBHMi JAMES R. JACKSON, Manager manding that it halt the Ballance, 54, twice divorced nature of the show. • ' Tel. No. 842-0061 spread of blue radio. and the father of two grown Issue Platform OCEAN AVE. 842-3292 SEA BRIGHT Ballance's show on KGBS is sons, said in an earlier inter- Don Chamberlin, host of the No. 1 listener rated show view, "I think they're lonely, "California Girls" on KNEW Loneliness has got to be the Oakland, said he regards his TONIGHT. FRI. SAT. & SUN. greatest common denomina- show as "simply a platform SHIP AHOY BEACH CLUB tor in a city like this. They for communication." The sta- Moved don'^have anyone who is tion said the show is No. 1 in ready to listen to them. They its time slot for the nine-coun- Is Now Accepting ty San Francisco Bay area. WATERFRONT from know I'm listening to them." Ray M. Stanfield, general "We've had listeners tell us, NEW MEMBERS FOR THE 1973 SEASON Freehold manager of KGBS, said Bal- 'you saved our marriage,' or, APPEARING SUN. NIGHT lance's show "is not a sex 'you steered us in the right show and has never, to our place for counseling,' " Cham- Raceway knowledge generated any sig- berlin said. "The show allows Ship Ahoy is a family type club with all the facilities a good nificant number of complaints women to discuss their feel- Year Round to the FCC. . . Sex is an occa- ings and their problems. They TINY TIM beach club requires; pool, snack bar, restaurant, com- sional, incidental byproduct of See 'Topless' Page 8 Camping & this dialogue, and it is always pletely adequate parking, social activities, swim team, — handled tastefully when it oc- AND — the largest and finest jetty protected beach in Sea Recreational curs." Bright. Programs Assailed the CLAM HUT Vehicle Show The letters of complaint to the FCC about shows around Largest Show in New Jersey Only Industry Sponsored Show the country use such descrip- tions as "filth," "degene-, Bathhouse rates are moderate at $210.for two person oc- Friday, Saturday, Sunday rate," "poor taste" and "oral Little Bo-Peep has MARCH 23,24.25 cupancy, $250 for four persons. Other occupancies and and immoral pollution." Come to eat. units are in proportion. (Sorry, new families may not share Nearly all the shows are And though it broadcast in the morning until any unit.) Long early afternoon. Quite delightful The FCC in a form letter "The Hut teas a treat;* ABranch answering most complaints The seafood can't be beat. J points out that the agency The club office at the.-Jpeach will be open on weekends Armory cannot censor what is broadi It's good to the Ocean Avenue, Long Branch cast but promises to look for a Very last biteful!" starting on April 14 from 1 fx> 4 P.M. to receive member- Over lOOcamping units, travel passible regulatory test caso' trailers, motor homes, tent in the courts. \ ship applications, and to enable inspection of club facil- campers, truck campers, caps, ' ities. Prior to then, all inquiries should be addressed to Box 5th wheel vehicles. Entertain- Scott Burton of WWDC, ment daily, publications, ac- Washington, who is called HOURS: (Weekends Only) 306, Sea Bright, 07760. cessaries, booths. "the titan of topless radio,", sponsored by said the audience response! Frl. 5-10 Sat. 12 noon-10 New Jersey Recreational has been both good and bad;1 Vehicle Institute Sun. 12noon-9 788 Hamilton St., Somerset, NJ "Some say that kind of stur| Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound 201-247-6667 shouldn't be on the air," NewPtoiwNo: Show Hours. Friday 4 -10 p.m. said, and others say: "If! Foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avenue, Saturday 10a.m.- 10 p.m. educational, it's normal tc HIGHLANDS 872-0909 Sunday 10 a.m. • 8 p.m. find out things we shoulc Tfce D«Dy Register, Red Bank-MlddleUmi., N.J. Fridav, March 23,1573. Series Pilot Television Today New York Cta«nnel»-2.4,5,7.9,11,13 *

Not Author's DAYTIME MOVIES ' •30 sB CIS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE "Genesis H" starring Aim Cord, Marietta; BartlaT- f KM B "ITi. Stoo,." A 30tA century space sdtnlist eonductlnr tn ex- 140 0 "ftthtn'M rh* Gr..t" periment In suspended animation U buried alive by New Higgins Novel Is Full Best Effort O "Drum of Tahiti" a natural disaster and discovered by other adsn- tlata In the 22nd century. (B "Gingtfor Story" u O THE ODD COUPLE NEW YORK (AP) -"Gen- 1 Of Violence and Betrayal 3:30 Q "T«i«i Acrou th» Rivw" o "The Murray Who Came to Dinner. * Hurray the esis II," a science fiction epic 4:30 O "Longtil 100 Mil.." cop comes to live with Felix and Oscar after hla But he does make mistakes and O "E.odul" (Part III) wife ejects him. THE DIGGER'S GAME. By lhat's on ihe CBS network when he does they are usually 10.-00 O THE BOBBY DARIN SHOW George V. Higgins. Knopf. 214 tonight, is a proposed series EVENING Guests: Jackie Joseph, Dusty Springflsld, The Per. bad ones. Such as the mistake pilot. Its author is Gene Rod- IJO OOO NEWS suasions. Sid Caesar. Pages. $5.95. of getting sucked into a trip to 0 THE FLINTSTONES 0 O NEWS This is one of those rare nov- dentwrry, creator of the ac- "Buffalo Convention" O LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Las Vegas on a bargain fare, claimed "Star Trek" scries. Q THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES "Love and the Triple Threat;" "Lova and the els that's tough to gut down losing ?18,00O at the gambling •Tttmgt Idol" Know-It-AU;" "Lova and the Sensuous, Twin;" after it's been begun. It's lean But don't get your hopes up ID GILLIGANS ISLAND "Love and the Perfect Wife." tables and signing IOUs to pay that the new show is as good "The Chain of Command" ID SPECIAL OF THE WEEK and mean and drives inexorably the tab. Digger hasn't got the or subtle as "Star Trek.' It ID HODGEPODGE LOOGE "Alexis WcitMnborg — Th* Pluto" to its ending of violence and money to cover his losses but he 6:30 B I LOVE LUCY 10:30 0 NEWS betrayal. sure isn't, but ^s is imagina- "Mertx and Kurtz" CD SCAPEMATES knows he has to pay off. And tive and could be a good O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL This broadcaat demonstrates tha use of the video George V. Higgins is an as- that's the nub of this tight tale "Ella Welt" synthesizer and the techniques of computer gra- sistant U.S. attorney for the series with much, more work O BEAT THE CLOCK phics. 1 - how does Digger get the by both author and actors. (B THIRTY MINUTES WITH 11:00 OOO NEWS District of Massachusetts and money and how does the mob 7:00 O CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CHONKTO 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK •RESENTS he has put his knowledge of the get the money out of Digger? It poops out in performance, Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS "Self Defense." particularly that of Alex ford, 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS law and of that seamy side of Higgins writes good, tight "Aunt Bee's Invisible Beau" "The Specialists" society known as the under- who resembles Mark Spitz ID PERRY MASON prose and his dialogue often O NEWS (C> world to excellent use in his sizzles. But there are moments and is Ihe shows leading Q THE AVENGERS "The Case of the Vanishing Victim" man. He stems to be Holly- "Love AH," ID REALIDADES novels. when he gets too close to his wood's answer to Calvin Cool- ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE Author of the well-received people and forgets that the way "Jtannie and the Top Secret Becret" "Kenner" (1989) starring Jim Brewn. An American "The Friends of Eddie Coyle," idge. (B WORLD PRESS seafarer comes to Bombay on an errand of van- people talk in one place isn't ireance. (Rt Cord plays a 1979-vintage 7:30 B YOUNG DR. KILDARE Higgins does it again in this his necessarily the way they talk in "Death of Innocenta" Klldars befriends two ymag O THE TONIGHT SHOW second novel., the story of a NASA scientist who is put into bomb blast victima. both suspected r«volutionsJras. Guests: Beverly Sills, Rodney pangerfleld. another. There are times suspended animation for what Q THRILLSEEKERS m THE 11:30 MOVIE smalltime hood named Jerry what could be an important mo- 0 THAT GIRL 'To Please A Lady'' (1959) starring: Clark (Sable, (Digger) Doherty. Digger has was to be a short test. The Barbara Stanwyck. Love forces a racing driver In ment is lost because of a failure, "Beware of Actors Bearing Gifta" the Indianapolis claasie to cnoosa between wlnnlnf done time in the past but cur- test chamber is in an under- e LETS MAKE A DEAL to communicate. the rsce or the girl. rently is running a bar. al- ground cavern. It is promptly ID THE OSCAR NOMINEES O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW This, luckily, doesn't happen', Dick Strout huts a preview of the Stan and ple- Guests: Sandy Duncan, Sarah Vaughn, Peter though he still has his fingers in buried in a rockslide. tuiea that have been nominated for the coveted Tauber- that often. The book is an enter- STARRING IN SEA BRIGHT — Tiny Tim will ap- Oscar. a few crooked enterprises such About 150 years later, a CD THE Slit STATE tainment that's well worth the pear in one show, 11:30 p.m. Sunday at the Trade ID THE Slit STATE 12:00 Q MIDNIGHT MOVIE as peddling hot goods out of the reading. Phil Thomas Winds, 1331 Oceon Ave., Sea Bright. The singer, group of citizens stumble S:O0 0 SPECIAL: TOM SAWYER "The <-D Man" (1939) starring Robert Laming, basement of his saloon. onto the cavern, discover Budtlv Ebsrn and Jane Wvatt alar In this special Lee Meriweather. Associated Press perhaps best known for his rendition of "Tiptoe milling of the book, which take* the lmortal (D TWILIGHT ZONE He's a smart guy - not edu- and test chamber and break Twsln characters through an adventurous iummer ID FILM ODYSSEY Through the Tulips," has appeared on television In the sleepy Mississippi River town of Ksuinlbal, cated smart — street smart. CANT SHOOT BRANT and In nightclubs, as well as making records and in to retrieve Cord, who by 13:30 ID NIGHT FINAL WASHINGTON (AP) - this time is somewhat pale O 5ANFORD AND SON 12:50 01 GOOD NEWS writing the book, "Beautiful Thoughts By Tiny "By the Numbers." Lamont refuse* to let Fred 1:00 O MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Brant are getting so scarce on but still alive. place a bet, even though he had ons of hla ''special Host: Lou Rawls. Guests: Grass Roots, Brewer Current the east coast that Nathaniel P. Tim." dreams." and Shipley, The Committee, Tha O'Jays, Dr. Hook 0 HOGAN'S HEROES and the Medicine Show Reed, Assistant Secretary of O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Best Sellers O THE BRADY BUNCH "Pony Soldier* (1»32) starring Tyrona Power, the Interior, expects the hunt- INTERSTATE "A Room at the Top." Greg and Marda compete Cameron Mitchell. (Compiled by Publi»h«ts' Weekly) ing season will be closed for at for the newly.vacated attic as their new room. 1:20 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I Topless Radio' O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS "Texas Rangers Ride Again" (1940) starring John FICTION least two more years. IB WASHINGTON: WEEK IN REVIEW Howard, Ellen Drew. "Jonathan Livingston Estimates are that these AIRPORT «:30 Q THE LITTLE PEOPLE little geese have dropped from . "My Son, the Strange One." A hard-nosel Armjr 1:30 0 THE LATE SHOW Seagull," Bach sergeant gets egg on his face by seeking help for a "The Golden Maak" (1854) starring Van Heflln. 200,000 in the late 1960s to about, UNIOUSM Is Sex-Oriented problem that doesn't exist. Wanda Hendrlx. "The Odessa File," Forsyth 40,000, the smallest number in a' Continued From Page 7 Charlie Frederick, who has 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1:45 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW "Green Darkness," Seton O THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 2:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW quarter of a century. The de-: can be open about a subject a show on WCWA Toledo, said "Diary of a Mad Millionaire." A recluse becomes "Semi-Tough," Jenkins the Partridge's home jnieet. "Magnificent Cuckold" (IMS) starring Claudia Car crease has been blamed on poo^ that has long been kept under the topics cover "about every- dlnale, B. Biter. "The Camerons," Crichton nesting seasons in'he Canadian wraps" thing. We cover some sex but Q) WALL STREET WEEK O NEWS AND WEATHER 9:00 O CIRCLE OF FEAR 2:44 0 MIDDAY — LIVEI Arrtkv KNEW General Manager not all. The sex questions are •Ghost af Potter's Field." A writer foes to Pcttir'f 2:45 O EVENING PRAYER NONFICTION Field to research a atory and ia plagued by a ghost- Ken Gaines said that since the usually controversial and ly likeness who attempts to take over his body. 3:20 G THE LATE LATE SHOW "Dr. Atkins' Diet show came on in August he we've had some complaints." O ROOM 222 "The Bribe" (I9>9) starring Robert Taylor. Ava Revolution," Atkins "You Don't Know Me, He Said." A student confides Gardner. SAL'S SCHEDULED SERVICE has had about a dozen com- On the FCC action, he said, to Pete that he ia dying from leukemia. (R) 4:06 0 BLONDIE MOVIE "The Best and the Brightest," plaints and "25,000 positive" "1 don't think they have any O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "Footlight Glamour" (ISM) starring Penny Single. Tavern& Restaurant "Destroyer" (19431 starring Edward G. Robinson, ton. Arthur Lake Halberstam • NEWARK pieces of mail. business looking into it, but it Glenn Ford. An old Navy man worrlea ha may be 4:30 O SERMONETTb Serving discharged because of his age. "I'm O.K., You're O.K.," • IAGUARDIA Topics on "Girl Talk" on doesn't bother me." He said 5:15 O GIVE US THIS DAY Harris WLOL MinneapolisSt. Paul (D BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 5:44 0 SEA HUNT LUNCH & DINNER there is nothing the govern- IB INTERTEL LAW AND ORDER I:It 0 PUBLIC SERVICE "Harry S Truman," • JFK range from "should women go 'til 1 a.m. ment could object to because Margaret Truman LOWEST RATES unescorted into a bar?" to he doesn't let his callers get 40th Yr. in Red Bank "should couples live together "Journey to Ixtlan," FAMILY AND OttRTW RAKS too intimate about the details Shrewsbury al Herbert before marrying'?" to "what's Castaneda oil Slreot Parking KD NEWARK tt.00 they give. UNX To loGuardio Sl7.00 the most unusual place you've Jack Lawyer, who does UTONT. M $15.50 made love?" "Fern Forum" on Toledo's Departures also 'rom Middletown and Asburv Park Vicimtiot Station spokesman Brad WSPD, said, "Our topics arc THE ONLY FULLY LICENSED REGULARLY SCHEDULED LIM- Johnson said there had been not, repeat not, strictly sex. OUSINE SERVICE IN MONMOUTH I no strong response either OCEAN COUNTY It's more of an intellectual ap- against the show or in favor of proach, but there are topics Phone 681-5200 it. that border on sex, like the abortion law." Different Formats WJW Cleveland, which is WINE BARREL SPECIALS .owned by Storer Broad- casting, which also owns Los MS. Thru SAT. [Angeles' KGBS, has a show called "Feminine Forum." But program manager Robert PRIME RIBS West said the two programs are "completely different. 395 We're the exact opposite of the West Coast show. We're FRIDAY issue-oriented." FOLK - ROCK MUSIC He said the program was AND STUFFED FLOUNDER, begun a year ago under the SAUERBRATEN sex-oriented format but that ENTERTAINMENT the appeal died and the for- SHRIMP SCAMPI 3" mat was changed in Septem- WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • ber. luncheon Served 11:30 to 3 P.M. Monday Thru Friday Morgan Moore, 25, host of Banquet Facilities lor Weddings and Social "Feminine Forum" on Affairs From 25 to 500 People WGLD-FM, in the Oak Park suburb of Chicago, said his OUR KITCHEN NOW OPEN American Ixprttt 'Master Charge program does not deal com- EARNEST REHEARSAL — Lady Brocknell (played by Sarah AAelici), pletely with sex. Some are • Hegular Menu Available right, admonishes fellow cast member Gerry Wrixon, left, as other cast about abortion and interracial members Glenn Rodman and Karen Lucia, background, rehearse Oscar marriage, he said. "It is stim- Wilde's "The Importance Of Being Earnest." The show opens at 8:30 p.m. ulating for me to have an arti- tonight for a two weekend run at The Barn, 102 Avenue-Of-Two-Rivers, WILLOWBROOK INN culate, intelligent woman Rumson. 740MYERM). 741-2099 MR HAVEN communicate with me," said rMoore. Dan Henry of WDAF Kan- Ed McMahon: Warming an Audience sas City said "Feminine Fo- Warming up a television "My idea," says KrJ, "is to five minutes because I don't rum" was discontinued last studio audience is recognized take a group of unrelated indi- want (hem lo get too excited, September because the "rat- viduals and bring tnem to- ALPINE MANOR as an art. Kd McMahan has or loo rah-rah. With a 9(l-min- ings weren't that good. There been a skilled practitioner of gether as a unit. It's like put- ute show, there is a tendency ART seemed to be a lot of interest, the art since 1949. ting together a string of tn wear Ihem out before you HWY.36 872-1773 HIGHLANDS but the ratings just weren't LIQUIDATION pearls. begin." "the finest in there." Kd, Johnny Carson's side- kick.on the NBC Television "1 assume they are an in- dining and dancing' ITS CHEAPER 'Network's ••The Tonight Show telligent and sophisticated The "Tonight Show" is TO BUY WINE Starring Johnny Carson" tor group and try to build them unique. Kd feels. "To most of SA1E more than 111 years, has been up for Johnny's entrance. I our studio audience, attending FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Fri. Night, Sat. & Sun. Only Merchants may not sell home wanning up audiences lor usually work about four or the show is an experience. winemaking kits to anyone not Johnny since their daytime Fri., Mor. 23 I Sol., Mar. 24 i Sun., Mor. 25 holding a valid vintner's li- show, "Who Do You Trust?", For Lunch & Dinner 7 P.M. to 10 P.M.Ill I.H. to 10 P.M. ill A.M. to 6 P.M. cense, the attorney generals in 1954. Before that, he warm- NOW OPEN office says. Such licenses cost ed up audiences for his own HOLIDAY INN, HAZLET $500 a year. local shows in Philadelphia. 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ROSERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 0 THE BIG PREVIEW The Dally Register, Friday, March 23,1K3 9 WO 0 HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL "DUlis" l'6Mi starring Gary Cooper, Roth Rom- SATURDAY •Th RbReoubie iMe Mn " -SUNDAY an. A former Confederate guerrilla officer arrives 0 THE TURNING POINTS in Dallas, Texas, seeking revenge on three brothersj MORNING "Patteils Without Doctors." A look at the probton MORNING who revsxed his home ud lands. , of medical can tn. rural America. THE ELECTRIC CO. >! 0 " O WE «JSS IUNNY SHOW EVENING 1:00 O PATCHWORK FAMILY 0 NIC NIGHTLY NEWS THE HOUND CATS O LIBRARY LIONS 0 COME ALONG LANCER MOBB NEWS '0WONDERAMA 0 EARTHKEEPING H. R. PUFNSTUF 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 7i00 0 SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION "Son of Fury" (1M1) lUrrtng Tyrant) Power, dene 0 ORAL ROBERTS O WILD KINGDOM Tleraiy. A boy Is cheated out of his taJsntsncs 0 HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD WONDERFUL WORLD OF IROTHER IUZZ by his uncls. 0 ROCKY AND FRIENDS 8 SABRINA, THE TEENASE WITCH O IT TAKES A THIEF 1:30 O COMMUNITY AT LARGE Don Adams, Don Rlcklei, Edle Adams and Charlton O ROMAN HOLIDAYS Ths Oslloplnpnr Skin ConeCone.." Q CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Beaton take a nostalgic look at the Hollywood that B JACKSON S 0 HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY »:30 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS OUPGA GOLF CLASSIC S CONNECTICUT REPORT O CBS EVENING NEWS ] ID ZOOM 8 APRENDA INGLES O NNBC NIGHTLY NEWS B:« O MARYKNOLL WORLD 1 9:00 0 OPPORTUNITY LINE 7:30 0 THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (B MISTEROSERS NEIGHBORHOOD 0 THE REASONER REPORT Bernle feels he has to psss his gentile wifa Carol 7.-0Q O THE CHAN AND THE CHAN CLAN O ROLUN' Q TV SUNDAY SCHOOL off as Jswlsh when his Jewish mother visita dur- THE JETSONS 0) BOOK BEAT 0 THE ANSWER ing Passover. § 1ATTLEFIELD f "Soldlsr" by Anthony Herbert. 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY ••Oiint ott<" (US?) ittninr Otnt Bury Jhute 7)00' O UFO 0 MAGILLA AND FRIENDS "The Boy and the Bronc Buster" (Part U) A boy Dloklnson. An Eurulu girt JaSiZMtnltodS- "Identified." A captured unidentified flylnr object of 13 learns what it means W be a man when hs 9:15 0 TV HEBREW SCHOOL aids his bronc busing friend who is accused of troy *n ammunition Almo. ^^ rtveals a dannrous invasion from outer staet. (R) »:30 0 THE WAY TO GO B THE OSMONDS O TO TEOTHI TRUTH murder. Q INQUIRY 09 ERICA O THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW O NEWS 0 THE AVEN6ERS Q FAITH. HOPE AND LOVE 7:46 O THEONIE ID BIOGRAPHY "Too Man/ Christmas Ttaes." 0 RIGHT NOW SD M.A.S.H. IB SESAME STREET ID CHILLER THEATRE 0 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO A mediocre USO troupe, Including a comic and MO Q SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES "Qlsnt From the Unknown" (1858) starring Buddy 10:00 0 LAMP UNTO MY FEET ri trio, arrives to entertain the M A.3.H unit. O THE PINK PANTHER Bier, Sally Frsser. Superstitious Spanish villagers O SUNDAY S THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW D ABC SATURDAY SUPERSTAR MOVIE believe a giant conquistador from the past Is seek- O THE F.B.I. ing revenge by haunting their mountain town. O CURIOSITY SHOP 0 VALUES FOR THE SEVENTIES "Night of the Long Knives." Ersklne, suspecting; Q) ZOOM that assassinations within a criminal organization O NEW JERSEY REPORT TllO Q THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT (D SUPERMAN I are planned, goes undercover as a caterer of the •'••. ID JUVENILE JURY • O BLACK BEAUTY 10:30 n LOOK UP AND LIVE wedding of the crime boss* daughter. IOIM O UNDERDOG "Clown on Horseback." A strange man appears 0 POINT OF VIEW O THE MANCINI GENERATION IB SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE and then disappears In the woods Dear ths Gordon ID SUPERMAN II Gueati; Norm Crosby, Loretta Lynn. "Day lie Sky Expiate*' (19H) sUirlnj p,uj Hob- home. * 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE ID FOCUS: NEW JERSEY •chmld. A robot utronsut blutlnf through SMM O MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0 THE FLINTSTONES Q) THE NATURALISTS starts an asteroid shower that thrcftteu uTflUCUlf "Point Counter Point." Spandrel! and HUdgt cram "Earth-Planet, Universe." The work of John Muir, •_ '•'• theeirth. ' .Webley's body Into a car and park It outside Tan- a BULLWINKLE 0 REX HUMBARD the Scottish Immigrant who fought to uvt Toie- ID WALLY'S WORKSHOP Umount House. (R) mite from destruction, ia the focus of tonight's pro- (B THE ELECTRIC COMPANY ' 1)00 O ALL IN THE FAMILY ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR gram. 10:10 O JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS Edith's feelings are deeply hurt when ihe and 11:30 Q FACE THE NATION 1:30 Gloria quarrel over Archie's attitude toward O MAKE A WISH 0 MANNIX O THE BARKLEYS women. Mannlx investigates Lho disappearance of two crop- --. Q THE BRADY KIDS (D SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES duatlng pilots whose employer bellovea a rival 1> O NBC DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIE "It Ain't Hay" (19431 starring Bud Abbott, Lou ID UNTAMED WORLD • "Chase" starring Mitchell Ryan, Reid Smith. Pour trying to sabotage his large orange crop. (R) 1 Costello. A champion race norm to mistakenly O NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE ID MISTEROSERS NEIGHBORHOOD law officers are assigned to handle major cases given away. "Doilble Shock." Lt. Columbo Investigates when UtOO O FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR left unsolved. "Partners In Crime" starring Lee Grant. A retired judge begins a .private-eye bust- AFTERNOON twin brothers are suspected of murdering their • O SEALAI 2020 ness with a paroled convict as her right-hind man. wealthy uncle. Q BLACK OMNIBUS .' B SOUL TRAIN 0 AMERICAN ADVENTURE 12:00 O NEWSMAKERS O BEWITCHED O HERE WE GO AGAIN Q RESEARCH PROJECT ID THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER "The JHmes They Are A-Changlng." Under the In- 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY IB EARTHKEEPING ID SCI-FI MOVIE fluence of Jerry's new girl friend Unds, a free- • "Bowery Battalion" (1951) atarrlrur Leo Goreey. 9:00 0 SPECIAL "The Lady and the Monstsr" HS4J) ittrrtur splrlt, Cindy', school grades take a turn (or th« Hunti Hall. The Bowery Boys form a Unit of their "Engelbert Humperdinck" Guest: Connta • Stevens: • Rlclmrd Arlen, Erich Von Strohtlra. 1*s llvtaj worse. own to go to war. Q THE TONY AWARDS brain of a d«ad businessman acquires wnr avtr O NETS BASKETBALL 0 IT'S ALL ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE Rex Harrison and Celeite Holm will act as hoit and hostess of the 27th Annual Tony Awards live DOUG STENDER BIEIAME' STREET"*11 """*"*'tmn* Nets vs. Kentucky. 0 HOUR OF POWER 1:20 IB DONALD GRAM from New York. lh» QRUNAROUND 12:26 Z MIDDAY REPORT CD BUCK PRIDE 1:30 O BRIDGET 10VES BERNIE 12:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING O KID POWER Bridget and Bernle spend ths weekend at the Fltz- ID MASTERPIECE THEATER O ROLLER DERBY 0 MEET THE PRESS "The Golden Bowl." Three Americans struggle to geralds* country estate and for the first time survive in a tangled web of social status. Bernle meets some of Bridget's friends. (R) O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE Rumson Resident AFTERNOON 0 PREMIERE SPECIAL 1:00 0 BASKETBALL 9:30 O BARNABY JONES O SPEAKING FREELY Barnaby Marches for «. missing author whose but- 12:00 O ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES "The Six Wives of Henry VHI" selling novels are thinly disguised accounts of the d AROUND THE WORLD IN 10 DAYS 0 A TOUCH OF GRACE 0 DIRECTIONS private lives of an affluent community's leading ' 0 SPECIAL: I REMEMBER ROBERTO "The Lodge." Grace becomes Involved with that O SPECIAL: TAX FACTS "73 citizens. "State end City Taxes." Advice Is given on how This special will exsmlns two Roberta Qanattt curious American phenomena, the Men's Lodn. Q NEW YORK REPORT In Nominated Play . . . the baiebatl lupenUr anil th« man. O HEE HAW taxpayers can use their federal tax payments to lower their state taxes. (D SUBURBAN CLOSE-UP O FUNKY PHANTOM Ouests: Loretta Lynn, Conway Twltty, Ray Griff. 0 SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES II 9:50 fEt DONALD GRAM SINGS LITTLE SILVER - Doug CEJ THE ELECTRIC COMPANY O FILM ODYSSEY "A Cry In the Night" (1959) starring Edmtmd 10:00 O ESCAPE Stender, son of Mr. and Mrs. You truly haven't tasted SEA l2i)0 a FAT ALBERT "Sawdust and Tinsel" (19B3) starring Harriet b'Brien, Baymond Burr. A mentally unbalanced "Loit" A 9-year-old boy and his ff-year-old slater a TALKING WITH A GIANT Andersson. (R) man kidnaps a policeman's daughter when he Is defy the odds and surmount nature's chajlenjjti J. Paul Stender of 22 Sunny- FOOD at its very best until OUDSVILLE ' «<00 0 THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW discovered peeping in lover's lane. when they become lost in the wilderness. you have eaten a BROILED , O ACTION THEATRE Lou and Ted buy a neighborhood saloon and (very- lands Court, is appearing in 1:30 0 GOLF SPECIAL Q (D NEWS Sea Food Platter at DORIS'N •The Ounj -of Fort Petticoat" itsirtaf: one In the newsroom develops a drinking problem. "The Changing Room" at the Just trying to keep the bar from going broke. (R) O ISSUES AND ANSWERS Q GARNER TED ARMSTRONG ED'S. Our Secret? Sure we'll Audit Murphy, Kathryn Orant. A Civil War Amy O THE JULIE ANDREWS HOUR O EXHIBITION BASEBALL © FIRING LINE Morosco Theater in New York lieutenant, facing a court martial, trains womin et Guests: Harve Presnell, Donald O'Connor. Mets vs. Pittsburgh. "Corporal Punishment" tell you. We are the Chefs. Texas territory to protect themselves ualnat In- 1:30 0 THE BOB NEWHART SHOW Vour O*n lobitef Out 2.-W B BASKETBALL . 01 NHL ACTION 0 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW Highlights of Montreal vs. Detroit; St. Louis vs. an auto chase scene for a film: Jimmy Dean ii&n- Q SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 1 Haven, he toured America ol Our lobitei Twtii ' O NCAA BASKETBALL(2Gimet) -< •- quillzes a, mountain lion in order to tag the animal. "The Vulture" (1C87) starring Robert Hutlon, Teams to be announced. , - "T" New York and Europe with the Royal 11 JO O THE LATE SHOW 4:00 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Aklm Tamiroff. The appearance of a half-human, 0 TOUGH GUYt MOVIE "The Horitontal Lieutenant" (19S2) starring Jim half-bird creature is followed by seemingly super- Shakespeare Company in DORIS'M'ED'S "From Hell to Borneo" (IM<) starring George natural events. SEAFOOP RESTAURANT "Salljr.O'Roittke" (IMS) atarrlnc Aba UM, CiJI Montgomery, Torin Thatcher. A soldier of fortune Hutton, Paula Prentlss. A bungling young lieuten- "King Lear," "Much Ado -" Russell. A gambler uu up a jockey and hone to fights off pirates and an Internationally-known ant gets into counterespionage by accident and Is O SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE •HOUII Ol GOURMtT SEAFOOD" win a blr race. gangster In order to keep control of his privately assigned to capturing a daring Japanese outlaw on "The Magician" (1959) starring Max Von Sydow, About Nothing," "Troilus and ,36 SioieO'.. HijM.nd! I72-15JS O LIKE IT IS owned Uland. a Pacific Island. Ingrld Thulin. A hypnotist and a magician trek to Cressida" and several other ;. O RANGERS HOCKEY O SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW 4:30 0 COSELL'S SPORTS MAGAZINE 19th Century Stockholm where they are humili- Rangers vs. Boston. 4:45 a NBA BASKETBALL ated by a cynical medical officer. Shakespearean dramas. IS ZOOM 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE 12:00 © ENCOUNTER "Unforglven" (1980) starring Audrey Hepburn, Lakers va. Supe»onks 12:30 CD ASK CONGRESS 2:34 «B THE ELECTRIC CO, Burt Lancaster. In Pre-Clvil War days, two close 5:00 O SHARK ALERT 3:00 Q OUTDOORS 1:00 CD INSIGHT * families become Involved with savage Klcnva In- Lloyd Bridges narrates this KNXT special about O THE LATE SHOW , ID MOVIE AT THREE dians wbo claim as their own the adopted daughter new defenses against mem-kllllng sharks. (R) 1:10 "Arizona" (1H0) starring- William BuMtn, lean ' of one of the families. . 0 OUTER LIMITS "Man In the Shadow" (1957) starring Onon Welles, Arthur. A young Mlsiourlan aids a girl In fear O SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I ' ©MOVIE AT FIVE Jeff Chandler. "Chuka" 11697) starring Rod Taylor,' Ernest Borg- "It Happened tn Broid Daylight" C1DS0) starring 1:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW nine. A gunflgnter arrives at an Isolated fort and Roger Livesay, Michel Simon. A police Inspector "Malaga" (1962) starring Trevor Howard, Dorothy 3:30 a PRO BOWLERS TOUR warns that unless the Indians are given food there forfeits advancement in order to track down the Dandrldffe 4:00 O CBS GOLF CLASSIC will be trouble. brutal murderer of a little girl. O SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II ID EQUAL TIME 5:30 O CBS SPORTS ILLUSTRATED -Tne Fan" (1949) starring Jeanne Craln, Georft 0 HOGAN'S HEROES © SPECIAL OF THE WEEK O POSITIVELY BUCK • "The Wltneis." "From Can-Can to Barcarolle - A Tribute to Of- 1:35 O NEWS AND WEATHER fenbach." A musical-documentary of the life, times OOD IB SESAME STREET EVENING 1:50 Q EVENING PRAYER 1:30 CI THE BOBBY GOLDSBORO SHOW and Paris of lBUi century composer Jacques Of- fenbach. IR) 6:00 0 SIXTY MINUTES 2:45 O THE LATE LATE SHOW YOUR FORTUNE? GOOD DINING... LOW PRICES O SPECIAL: SALUTE TO ISRAEL 13:00 O MOVIE 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE "Z'tgfeld Girl" (1041) starring James Stewart, 5:00 Q CHANNEL 2 THE PEOPLE •Torn Curtain" (1069) starring Paul Newman, Julie "Lea Mlserables" (1933) starring Fredric March, Lana Turner. ,1 Q SPECIAL Andrews. Charles Laughton. A detective trails an escaped convict for a lifetime. 3:15 aSERMONETTE BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET "Devil's Triangle." This tpedal detlt wlUl the MM* ID CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL disappearances of ships and aircraft tn the trUngu- 5:25 a 61VE US THIS DAY lar area bordered by Soutll Florida, Btnnudft «S4 "Loves of a Blonde" (106S) starring Vladimir NEW EXPANDED MENUS Ula *»«>»•»«*• Fucholt, Hana Brejchova. 1:00 O THE ADVENTURER These program listings are the most accurate ol any weekly television guide. HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS O WIDE WORLD OF. SPORTS 1:20 O NEWS All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- a BAT MASTERSON 1:30 0 THE LATE SHOW II ceived are made up to the time The Dally Register goes to press. "Two Oravea for Swan Valley" "Dark City" (1850) starring Charlton Heston, Uta- As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout the beth Scott. week In The Daily Register suppl/ing viewers with the most up-to-the-minule ID MOVIE AT FIVE O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW "Paratroop Command" (1058) sUrrins; Ken IffSek, program information available. '•' Richard Bakftlyan. A paratrooper gets a chines to "Attack and Retreat" (1963) starring; Arthur Ken. TANG'S 741-0060 nedy, Peter Falk. accomplish a dangerous mission In Salerno. mm II in i nun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii inniimniirmiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniimnrn CHINESE RESTAURANT EHRLING TO JUILLIARD 40 BROAD ST. RED BANK NEW YORK (AP) - Sixten Hon.-Thurs. t Sun. 11:30 to 10 Frl.ft Sa t 11:30 to 11:00 Along theRialto: Ending will join the Juilliard School as head of the orchestral NEW YORK - How critics "Thoughts," was admired fay department, beginning in Octo- rated this week's theater two, given-mixed reviews by ber. openings: two and nixed by one, at the At present, the Swedish-born "Seesaw," musical at the off-Broadway Theater De Ehrling is music director of the Urls, was okayed by four and Lys., "An Evening with the Detroit Symphony, a position he given mixed notices by two Poet-Senator," drama at has held since 1963 and which he reviewers.' "warmly pleasant Playhouse 2, was liked by one is relinquishing at the end of the and attractively acted," com- of four examiners. current season. I Supwb" A. I " If mented The Post. The Associ- "Brother Gorski," drama at \ Dining 1 ^ m M ated Press said: "the danc- the Astor Place, was panned ingest show in town, one to unanimously and closed after \ flf H t, I Outstandln see." Also approving were six performances. s Ice WABClTV and WCBS-TV. The "Hotel Baltimore." Lanford TONIGHT & SAT. 1 • Ivx 2r , News and The Times were Wilson play which received less enthused, generally favorable notices in THE FANTASTIC The musical, based on a previous off-Broadway exhib- DON CAMtLLE TRIO William Gibson play about the it, moved into off-Broadway's bittersweet romance of a law- Circle in the Square. rviinBETTEANNLEE y yer from Omaha, Neb., and a Closing at Broadway's Cort Friday at 9 kookie Bronx, N.Y., girl, won was "The Jockey Club SAT. & SUN. unanimous rave notices for Stakes" .. .a scheduled re- ;; Saturday at 9:59 the lead players. vival of "Detective Story" BRUNCH :: dance to those A musical about a black boy next week at the Hayes has In Our Harbor O95 •rtaktatt at 7ara growing up in'Alabama, been cancelled. View Room Served 12:0010 3:00 ; unforgetabletu UnchMn at 12 : of yester-year frtin 2.25 TWO SIDES OF THE LAW - Jpck Cassidy portrays a man involved In OLDE as played by the disappearance of a noted author and Estelle Winwood plays the lady UNION HOUSE SUNDAY Dlnmr at 6 who holds the key to that crime, on "Barnaby Jones" Sunday, at 9:30 call 842-7575 Fr*m 5.15 MARCH 25th p.m. on the CBS Television Network. Wharf Ave., Red Bonk no minimunimum *1 Mcovtrrcharg charge I theSKYUNERS _ •muy thinFrMay 'The Zweben Family 5Ulpm Nightly SINGING THEIR FAMOUS HITS Isvites you lo partake el "PENNIES FROM HEAVEN" onao 5 '• "THIS I SWEAR" The Most «la Carti I Maurice Caruso "SINCE I DONT HAVE YOU" SIDEWALK CAFE aVtnday thra Thvrtday at the piano Bountiful Board till 10:45 "ENGLISH HUNT BUFFET" WEDTHRU SUN COLORADO 73torturing BoMyViH i ALL HOMEMADE COOKING Friday till 11:45 WEEKDAY LUNCHEON PRESENTATION AT NOON latartey till 12:45 I AMPLE FREE PAWmV ^ We specialize in Italian Food & Sea food .SUNDAY DINNKK PHKSKNTATION KI1OM13 P.M. REGULAR MENU AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY FROM I P.M. ^SPAGHETTI 99° Molly Fitclxexyj Inn & Motel FISH n' CHIPS MUTE 35tEDI«HK DINING ELECANCE, CO1IHMET EXCELLENCE 747-2M0 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Open Fri. & Sal. 4 p.m. - 4 a.m. (for the night owls) •OUII 3!, SHMrVSBUKY, NJ. (201) 747-0100 1W OCEAN AVE. Sun. 12to 12 29 CARR. AVE KEANSBURG Iht Zwrbr* Ftmily_^ FOUNTAINS MOTEL LOMO BRANCH (bite lisiin Open Weekends (All Year) 787-9791 '8 The Dallj Register. Hed Bank-MlddefeMii, N.J. Frtdaj, March23,1973 Irish Festival Planned for Arts Center HOLMubL - Now that St. fund, today announced that area. concept waS enlarged in 1972 tage festivals are on the ca- representatives of New Jer- The program of music, with Scandinavian and Polish lendar. Besides the Irish, they Patrick's Day has passed, M.PJ+•:•:•£.! wearers of the green from sey's Irish-American commu- dance and drollery will follow programs added along with are Polish, June 3; Baltic, June 17; Italian, June 24; '.' • " Tui* c'' throughout New Jersey are.;; nity have begun working on the patterns set by the suc- Irish and Italian. turning to plans for another arrangements and have cho- cessful Irish Festivals of 1971 So far this year, six fieri- Jewish, July 1, and Scottish, great day — the third annual sen Robert Emmet O'Brien of and 1972. As last year, the September 23. Irish Festival at the Garden Deal, as general chairman. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Interfaith Choir State Arts Center. Mr. O'Brien, a vice-presi- will be celebrated on the Arts dent of Walston it Co. and in Center mall prior to the morn- Concert May 19 (Ol.OMAL The event will'be staged on J Sunday, July 8, as one of a charge of the firm's Asbury ing festivities. . Hf ANSBURG 7B7-O3C series of heritage festivals ol Park office, is being assisted It was the initial Irish Festi- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - entertainment for the benefit by James P. Casey of Eaton- val in 1971 that launched the The annual Interfaith Choir INCLUDINOitST of the Garden State Arts Cen- town as coordinator and by a concept of heritage programs Concert sponsored by Temple FRI.SAT.SUN. ter Cultural Fund, which large, statewide committee. to broaden Arts Center activi- Shalom will be Saturday, May tGERA^LOJNEPAQE^ sponsors free programs for Eugene A. Byrne of Upper ties and interest while at the 19. ANTHONY QUINN New Jersey school children, Montclair, is program chair- same time assisting the cul- The choir, under the direc- tion of Walter Born, includes YAPHETKOTTO IwALTER MHTl senior citizens, disabled veter- man for the afternoon stage tural fund, which last year CAROLBURNI ans and the blind. show that will highlight sponsored free entertainment the temple; the First Baptist Commissioner Joseph C. Ir- the day's festivities and Fred for more than 400,000 New Church, Calvary United Meth- win of the New Jersey High- Duggan of Parlin, is in charge Jersey residents. odist Church and tit. Joseph's way Authority, which oper- of morning activities that will the first heritage event was Catholic Church, Keyport; St. ates the Arts Center on the feature a competition among so successful the Highway Au- John's United Methodist Garden State Parkway and some of the top pipe and drum thority added a second, an Church, First Reformed administers the charitable corps in the Metropolitan Italian Festival, in 1971. The Church and St. Benedict's Catholic Church. Hazlet; the UmUt) Arlislf First Presbyterian Church -AND- and Trinity Episcopal Church, ANIMAL FROLIC — Jay North, whom you may Dill ItOltllM Matawan; Bayshore Commu- remember fondly or otherwise for his starring (OSKY (I) I.I1 role in the TV series, 'Dennis the Menace,' shares nity Church. East Kcansburg; top billing vvith a four-footed friend in 'Zebra in King of Kings Lutheran •||l(KIVMIO(i(,S I the Kitchen.' The film will be featured tomorrow Church, Middletown, and and Sunday at children's matinees at several local /Cross of Glory Lutheran theaters. /Church, here. . WAITER READE THEATERS ' Membership in the choir is Colts Neck Girl Is Award Winner open. Carlton jNOMIN*T&fa*W COLTS NECK - Susan Os- sponsored by the Music Rtd lank HMtto •^ACADEMY AWAflOS born, 12, daughter of Mr. and Educators Association of New. STRITIORETOISS Mrs. Douglas Osborn, 19 Kair- Jersey. CINEMA \ CINEMA g way East, was one of the win- She will receive a gold cer- ners in the recent Dmitri tificate from the Music *! JACKIEMM8M Town West Kabalevsky Competition, Educators Association of New Jersey on Sunday at the Ma- plewood Woman's Club. The Community THE BARN THEATRE girl is a piano student of Mrs. Caitntewn MI-OBI * presents Frances Naylor, Fair Haven. She is in the seventh grade at Cedar Drive School. SAT, & SUN. 2 P.M. "The Importance ^Stmthmore Shopping Plan. Hwy of Roger Grimsby CINEMA 1 KIDDIE MATINEES ^ICHiLDREINS Town Hit Being Earnest" Is Tall Guy' SATURDAY ANO SUNDAY MGM MATifNEES NEWARK - Roger with Urimsby, anchorman of Chan- nel Ts "Eyewitness News." Iheanitncl kingdom GLENN RODMAN wacaa will be the "fall guy" at the GREENING OF A FESTIVAL - Plans for the third annual Irish Festival "PRINCE DF escapes from ( dinner-show-roast of the Circus SARAH MELICI at the Garden State Arts Center are discussed by Robert Emmet O'Brien, DARKNESS" _> the zoo Saints and "Sinners in the left, general chairman of the event; John P. Gallagher, executive director and winds VALERIE CAMPO Grand Ballroom of the Robert of the New Jersey Highway Authority, and James P. Casey, coordinator Treat Hotel Monday at 7:30 of the festival to be held Sunday, July 8. Mr. Gallagher initiated the con- March 23,24,30, 31 p.m. The "sideshow" will be- cept of heritage events at the Arts Center, which the Highway Authority ATLANTIC at 8:30 p.m. gin at 6:30. operates fust off Exit 116 of the Garden State Parkway, at Holmdel. CINEMA -291-0148 Tickets $2.50 8 $3.50 ATLANTIEVENINGC HIGHLANDS AT S8 For Reservations SATURDAY AT 2 and 8 Call 741-8323 This Weekend at the Movies SUNDAY AT 2-5 and 8 RED BANK CARLTON- MALL 2- RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- CINEMA III— Frl. Pete 'n Tlllle 7:30; ?:30 Frl. Getaway 7:30; 9:40 • Frl..- Sot.; Sun. Flv. Fingers of Otath The Barn Frl. Tne Getaway 7:30; 9:30 Junior Sat. and Sun. Zebra In the Kllcnen 2:00 Sat. Zebra In the Kitchen 2:00 Getaway 7:00; 11:04 McCobe ond Mn. Miller l:5t Bonner 11:30 -Pete 'n Tlllle 6:00; 1:00; 10:0O 7:30; 9:<0 102 Ave. of Two Rivers Sat. The Getowiy 3.CO; 6 30, t:M, 10:3O Thurs. frl. Won. Ty« & Weds. 7:30 & Sun Zebro In the Kltehen~}-.00 Getaway UA TWIN CINEMAS Junior Bonner 12:30 cm. 9:30 p.m. "Pete'n Tlllle" 5:05; 7:15; 9:25 Rumson Sun. The Getaway 2:0O; (:0O; 6:30; 1:30 BRICKTOWN CINEMA I- Junior Bonntr 10:30 EATONTOWN Frl. Pete 'n Tlllle 7:00; 9:05 BRICK PLAZA— Sot. and Sun. Zebro In the Kitchen 3:00 COMMUNITY— Frl. Getaway 7:25; 9:!5 Pete n Tlllle 4:35; 4:35; 1:35; 10:40 Frl. Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 7:20; 9:30 Sat. Zebra In the Kitchen 2:00 Getaway Sat. 2ebro In the Kltcnen 2:00 Poseidon 7:30; 9:40 CINEMA 2- BIGGEST HIT1 Adventure 5:SO: 1:00; 10:00; Night ot Sun. Zebra In the Kitchen 2:00; Getaway Frl. Getaway 7:15:9:15 the Living Dead 12 5:00; 7:10; 9:25 Sat. and sun. Getaway 1:45; 1:50; 6:00; SAT. and SUN. KIDDIE MATINEES Sun. Zebra In the Kitchen 2:00 Poseidon 1:10; 10:20 Adventure 5:50; 1:00; 10:00 MALL CINEMA 1— Frl. Poseidon Adventure 7:15; 9:15 MATAWAN DRIVE-IN- Sot, Poteldon Adventure 1:00; 7:45; 9:55 Frl. Sports 7:00 Or. Jekvll ond Mr. Sun. Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 5:15; CINEMA 34— Hyde 7:40; 11:50 Mask of Fu Man Chu 7:20; 9:25 Frl. Child's Ploy 7:30 First Circle 9:15 UA CINEMA J 9:25 Mark of the Vampire 10:40 Sot. Zebra In the Kitchen 3:00 Child's Sat. Some as Frldoy MALL CINEMA 2- Play 7:00; 10:30 First Circle 5:44; t:H Sun. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 700; Frl. Pete 'n Tlllle 7:20; 7:25 Sun. Zebra In tne Kltchtn 2:00 Child's JMOfPlNC. CINTEH 11:15 Mask of Fu Mon Chu 8:50 Mark ol Sat. Pete 'n Tlllle 2:00; 7:30; 9:35 Play 7:30 Flrtt Clrclt 5:40; t:15 HOME!! • MAII.ET the Vomplre 10:00 Sun. Pete'n Tlllle 2:00; 5:15; 7:20; t:JS 739-9697 ~ ASBURY PARK NORTH OF RED BANK STRATHMORE TWIN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CINEMA 1- ''• SAVOY— Frl. Bononoi 7:00; 10:50 Avontl 1:25 ADVENTURE Frl. College Girls 7:35; 9:00 ATLANTIC CINEMA- Sat. and Sun. Oracula, Prince ol Dark- . Sot. College Girls 7:15; I »: 10:00 Frl. Fiddler on tht Root 1:00 ne» 1:00. Sanansi 7.O0; 10:SO Avanll Sin. College Girls 2:00; 7:35; 9:00 Sat. Fiddler on the Roof 2:00; 1:00 1:25 ST. JAMES— Sun. Fiddler on the Roof 2:00; 5:00; 1:00 CINEMA 2- GENEHACKMAN Frl. Pete 'n Tlllle 3:00; 7.J0; 9:30 KEANSBURG Frl. 17717:00; 9:15 Sot. Pete 'n Tlllle 2:00; 3:50; 5:55; 1:00; Sat. 17712:00; 7:00; 1:35 10:00 COLONIAL- Sun. 177i 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:25 t NOMINATED Sun. Pete 'n Tlllle 2:00; 3:«0; 5:30; Frl. Across 110th St. 7:00; 10:35 Hlckey 7:X;9:30 and Boggs 1:40 MENLO PARK Sat. Hlckey & Boggs 3:00 Aross 110th GRAN T S Malthau/Bumett ™ LYRIC— St. 7:00; 10:35 CINEMA"** Frl. Fiddler on the Roof 1:00 Sun. Hlckey t, Boggs 2:00; 7:30 Across Frl. Five Fingers of Death 1:00; 4:00; Sot. and Sun. Fiddler on the Root 3:00; 110th St. 9:20 5:00; 1:00 4*00; 1*00; 10*90 MIDDLETOWN Sal. Lod A Dual? noon Five Fingers of NEPTUNE Death 2:00; *%>; 4:00; 1:00; 10:04 TOWN EAST- Sun. Five Flngeri of Deoth 1:00; 4:00; NEPTUNE CITY- Frl. Jeremiah Johnson 7:30; 9:30 6:00: 1:00; 10:00 EXTRA UTE8MOW Frl. Trick Baby 7:00; 10:10 Joe Kldd Sat. Jeremiah Johnson 3:00; 4:00; i:0O; 1:15 1:00; 10:00 PERTH AMBOY MIDNIGHT SAT/ Sot. Zebro In tht Kitchen 2:00 Trick Sun Jeremloh Johnson 3:00; 3:50; 5:35; AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- Baby 7:00; 10:10 Joe Kldd 1:35 7:25; »:1S WHITE STREET /47.Q333 "NIGHT 0^ THE Sun Zebro In ihe Kitchen 2:00 Joe Kldd Frl.; Sol.; Sun. Trick 8e*y 7:00; 10:37 TOWN WEST- joe Kldd 1:44 7:30 Trick Baby 9:05 Frl. Coboret 7:15; 9:20 LIVING DEAD" OCEAN TOWNSHIP Sat. Zebra in the Kitchen 2:00 Coborel EAST BRUNSWICK 5:15; 7:20; 9:35 TURNPIKE- CIRCLE— Sun, Zebra In the Kitchen 3:00 Cotoret Frl. Five Fingers ot Death 2:00; 7:30; 5:05; 7:10; 9:15 INDOOR— »:20 KEYPORT Frl. PMeldon Adventure 7:10; 9:50 Sot. Five Fingers of Death 2:00; 4:00; Set. ond Sun. Zebra In the Kitchen 3:00; 6:0O; 1:00; 10: to STRAND- T50 Poseidon Adventure 4:00; 1:30; mm^m. Sun. Five Fingers of Death 2:00; 3:50; Frl. Sal. end Sun. Massage Parlor 7:15 10:30 5:40; 7:30; 9:20 9:50 Secretory 1:35 FREEHOLD HAZLET PLAZA- uTTHtsunia MALL 1 — Frl. Poseidon Adventure 7:20; 9:25 , Frl. Poseidon Adventure 7:20; 9:25 Sat. Zebro In the Kitchen 2:00 Poseidon OF SHOCK TAKt Sal. Poseidon Adventure 1:00; 7:45: 9:50 Adventure 1:00; 10:00 OHAmniTVP Sun. Poseidon Adventure 1:00; 5:15; Sun. Zebro In the Kitchen 2:00 Poseidon Muue Motors Theatres 7:20; 9:25 Adventure 5:15; 7:20; 9:25 PLAZA-Hazlet FREDERIC MAPCH RTE.3G at MBDIE ID. 3S4-4434 \ adults only in color NOMINATED FOR SEVEN ACADEMY STRAND THEATRE AWARDS! Keyport ANDMR. HYDE Now Showing SATURDAY APRIL 14 8:00 one show only! MASSAGE PARLOR 73 Plus SECRETARY

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:> ,','•-• •. '••%&%*• *}:'-".' ' • "•" Thee Daily RegisterRegfet , iwiaak-MMdletowi), N.J. Friday, Marci 23, 1*73 11 Pack 231 Has Dinner UNION BEACH -James McKenna, Randall Cornells, ware Officials Fear Cutback in Programs Ryan was inducted as a Bob- Joseph Fliklema, Kyle New- BEHOLD - If the Nixon Mr. Cahill said that under potential welfare recipients cases in February. There now agency is a serious problem.. Wells on his selection as "So- cat at the' annual Blue and kirk, George Nelson, Alan straj|i»-; enacts tbe the proposed regulation,, a from actually going on the are 7,321 families on tbe coun- Monmouth County is one ex- cial Worker of The Year" by Gold Dinner of Cub Scout Didzbalis, Kenneth Katcher, ! it proposes in social • family of four with an income Pack 231 in Buck Smith's, Walter Anderson, Keith Yana- 1 public assistance -rolls. New ty ADC rolls. ception. Newsletters, written the state unit of the National programs, the ser-*.,above 95,199 wouldn't be eli- Jersey's preventive programs The Welfare Board also in a pleasant, easy-to-read Association of Social Workers. East Keansburg. zelli, David Clark, Joseph 5 offered now by the Mon-^gible for social services. He are aimed at keeping families McLean, Stephen Svenson, lk r read some praise for itself in format, are sent frequently to Mr. Wells will be honored at Receiving awards were oupt^Wglfafe Board" proposed a maximum of $7,600 off the Aid to Families With "New Jersey Issues," the clients..." the state association's annual Dennis Weist, James Clark .^seriously curtailed" : instead, declaring the higher Dependent Children (ADC) publication of the state The board commended Mr. dinner next week. Glen Cottrell, Brian and Patrick O'Hara. . >' will face a difficult! figiire more realisUc in New rolls, the largest1 public assis- League of Women Voters. to serve the(-Jersey; ? ' tance category. , . In the February issue, *>J jltelfthB Di-;" The governor also criticized Louis Armour, the Welfare which is devoted to a dis- J C. "Wills Warn* the proposed federal regu- Board's deputy director, re- cussion of public welfare pro- Ihe county .Welfare Board. / IStions because they would • ported Wednesday that the grams, the LWV publication iorie New NEST TOO SMALL? says "communication be- r' Vahiii-anl cs i Jersey to drop pro- number of families receiving '• ^ " grams aimed at preventing ADC aid increased by 139 tween welfare client and the Plan now to move up to more room, with a new home, for I federal cutback is - home prices won't come down! But before you make this, . [the rritfre cogent and the biggest Investment of your life, find out what it's all $W). stateinents, Mr. about at the Free 13th Annual N.J. Shore Builders Associ- eclared. New Shrewsbury Planners ation's Home Buyers School at Monmouth College Sci- vernor said that the ence Hall Amphitheater Monday Nights, April 2,9 and 16. .'. , . De- Co-sponsored by Jersey Central Power and Light Co. and tdf Health,'Educa-; OK on Witnesses' Bid Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., Phila., Pa. programs NXW^ESBIJBY to discuss Ways to alleviate Tire Mart at a converted fill- ''Jersey, about The Planning Board Wednes- the possibility of water drain- ing station on Shrewsbury • CLASSES NIGHTLY, 7:30 to 10 P.M. • COFFEE BREAKS i federal social' ^day decided to withhold ap- ing onto adjoining property. Ave. south of Newman fide funds this year and proval of an application fy Springs Road. APPROPRIATE TEXT FURNISHED • DIPLOMAS "• ''Vtnan that next Ocean N. J. Congregation of It also told him to consider The site is owned by Dan JehoV»h's Witnesses to build a reversing the traffic pattern Langan Jr. of Middletown, MONDAY, APRIL 2nd he, gpvjer|ior jsajd-.tlje ..cuts church on West Park Ave: un- in the church's parking lot to who also owns Crown Tire Co. : "Wf PROS TALK CONSTRUCTION" Sld forte-'"sharp curtail-•! til drainage, traffic and vari- avoid a sharp right turn exit on Rt. 36, Port Monmouth. jlt'l;of such services as fos- •'•ance matters are resolved. onto West Park Ave. Mr. Langan said he will sup- .The board instructed the MONDAY, APRIL 9th Mr. Norton said the congre- ply the Wholesale Tire Mart pnirig tor the poor, 'and of congregation's represents- with tires to be sold retail. "HOW ENVIRONMENT REFLECTS ; tive, Robert D. Norton of Nep- gation intends to appear be- Icfe to"the mentally fore the Zoning Board of Ad- The tire center is expected THE VALUE Of YOUR HOME" and protective services • tune, to have its engineer to open April l. meet with the board engineer justment to seek a property "ATTORNEY'S ROLE AT THE CLOSING" width variance. The board ruled it had no jurisdiction to decide on the MONDAY, APRIL 16th The land measures 100 feet New Shrewsbury Racquet "MONEY" by 330 feet, exceeding the Club's application for tempo- 25,000 square foot require- rary off-site directional signs ment. A variance is required on the corner of Shrewsbury • DIPLOMAS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING because the land lacks 125 Ave. and Gilbert St. No. ALL 3 CLASSES feet of width. Borough ordinances do not provide for temporary on-or The board granted site plan off-site signs except in indus- SIGN UP EARLY • SEATING CAPACITY stale? approval to the International trial and business zones. Development Corp. of New The board voted to dismiss 300 PERSONS Shrewsbury, for a warehouse the application of M. J. Sta- to be occupied by Electric vola, Inc., Hamilton Road, Enroll me in the 13th Annual Home Buyers School Char-BQue, Inc. New Shrewsbury, for the con- CLIP & MAIL TO: The warehouse will be built struction of a service station at the corporation's Parcaro at the corner of Wayside and N.J. SHORE Industrial Park on Essex Shafto Roads because repre- NAME Road off Rt. 66. There are sentatives of the company did four occupied buildings on the not appear at the meeting. BUILDERS ,0 50-acre site. The company notified the ADDRESS board earlier Wednesday that ASSOCIATION John A. Kirk, corporation nobody representing it would president, said the industrial be at the meeting and re- TOWN ZIP CODE park could contain ID build- quested the application be re- ings when developed. . moved from the agenda. Mail toe N J. Shore Builders Associations • 2807 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleisant, NJ. 08742 Doremus Ford's application to erect signs at its new loca- tion on Shrewsbury Ave. and Gilbert St. So. was partially approved by the board. Peter Doremus, president, BYMA1L applied for brand name, traf- Jackson & Perkins Roses US fic control and used car signs. «i' < • ., The board approved the ap- Makft deports, in checking and savings ac- plication for the smaller traf- coiints at your nearest mailbox. Get back re- fic and used carj signs but re- at less than catalog prices ceipts.^ |n,ail. It's thf ^asy^Ojtte-it way V;. served decision'an,'the brand with mtiY Bank-by4sfil Mr#$2|varlable' at name sign until it determines r if a smaller sign would be sat- any §olppi,al Rjst NatiShfil office. We pay post- isfactory, , i.- "to Mr. Doremus said the pro- posed brand name sign mea- sures 23 feet by 6 feet and FIRST stands 35 feet above the fNAUpNAt ground. and BANK He expects his new deal- ; The a»-sef vice b^nklhat looks but for you ership, which is moving from Red Bank, to open in August. U The Red Bank location has been sold to Walter Zimmerer ;.!.i;i,v'i''' • ;•'••• . and Sons, Colts Neck builders, who intend to convert the salesroom into a professional building, he said. Climbing Red Blaze J&P catalog price 3.95 MORE The Planners approved,the * '4 » « * I •; 1 sign application of Walter Shindler of Little Silver, who plans to operate the Wholesale Climbing White Dawn J&P catalog price 3.95 our orice 2.95 FINEST QUALITY White Masterpiece DAHLIAS and GLADIOLAS J&P catalog price 4.8S Lawn *om HOLLAND - our price 4.45 Medillion 1973 Rose of the Year and BEGONIAS from BELGIUM. J&P catalog price 4.95 our price 4.45 Looking for some- TO THINK AN&\SPEAK ON YOUR FEET? 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•«**,.•:,",« 12 The pally Register, Red Bank-MJddletowD, N.J. Friday, Starch 21,1373 Uniqu/e Simulator Dividend Reinvestment •Delivered by EAI By ROGER E. SPEAR stock?-H.M. perienced operator would A — This relatively hew WEST LONG BRANCH,, - ever see, and do so without SUCCESSFUL dividend-reinvestment plan is The largest simulator ever Q — I have a substantial in- the safety and economic prob- come and a large portfolio of now offered by about 60 Big- built for electric power plant lems that exist with on-the-job stocks. 1 have recently been INVESTING Board listed companies, operator training has been de- solicited by several com-' primarily through the offices livered to American Electric training. panies whose shares I own to ••WHIUtllUIIIIIUIIIIHIHIIIUIIIIIIlllHIIII of First National City Bank of maximum or $3. In return, the Power's John E. Amos Plant near Charleston, W. Va. Safety and economics were reinvest my dividends in addi- come. May 1 have your opin- New York. 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MONTREAL (AP) - Taxi driver Albert Benoit believes 2 Bridgewaters Dr. Oceanport All sensitive or concerned individuals who wish to donate checks or lunds and estates. To help establish this Executives Hear everyone should enjoy the illu- (Around Corner from U.S. Post Office) unique school of understanding. To be certain thilt all mankind and every birth will know a future to real. Should sion of having a private chauf- immediately address all checks or funds and estates to this author and prophet. Dean R. BlacE. 48 Barberie Ave. Highlands. N J 07732 All interested individuals who wish to help instruct and faculty. This original school to sani- I Runison Man feur. Dressed in a private ty. Prescience. Should make application to this author. Same address. While knowing. All rights to this copy- chauffeur's uniform and oper- nghted material. Verifies All rights to this claim. Identiiication. Or. Royalties and contributions. To this copy- NKW YORK - Leo C. Blatz of Kumson, N.J., vice presi- ating a gleaming car, he sets COIN OPERATED DO-IT-YOURSELF LAUNDERETTE righted author. out each morning — providing dent of Singer Sewing Ma- OPEN FROM 7 A.M.-11 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Once the learned. Realize by the facts. Every accepted education. Now taught in all educational systems. Are chine Company, spoke at the firstclass service. The custom- teaching a regimentation into the abyssal depth to insanity. By. Out of order to the universe. That means. Out of ers tip well. order to the world of lile and health. Being ruled to this ruled earth and the universe. Being ruled creation. Never Yale Club to the Planning Ex- ruled by man ecutives Institute on the sub- Every practice to law or judicial. Will now loresee. Every failure by all educational seminars, colleges, universilWs. ject "Converting Plans into or laboratories. To define sanity. By. A bachelors degree to sanity. Reveals every failure to detme sanity witnm Action." the courts or government. Proving. Failure ol a good education. Unqualified to sit in judgement lo any act or • Mr. Blatz also is director of practice. By. Ill to faculties. Out ol order to ruled creation. The finely lined medium. Between. Com- petent/incompetent. Ruled to crealion. By. Different. finance and accounting for the If you want to know about International Group of the Singer Company. Shadow Lake Village, ask the people who live here. Who knows more about Shadow Lake Village than the people who live here? Ask Catherine and At the Sign of the Cat Al Quackenbush or Mary and Charles Vanover. They know because they live here. They'll tell you what it's like to live in New Jersey's most beautiful adult condominium community, for those 52 and over. They'll tell you about the convenient location, just 2 miles from Red Bank, 3 miles from the Garden State Parkway, and just 8 miles from the beaches and excitement of the Jersey shore. They'll go on about the community bus service, the 24 hour secu rity gate, the ease of commuting by car, bus or train, the restaurants, theatres, race tracks and much, much more. There are six prestigious condominium town houses and terrace homes here, moderately flF' V priced from $31,500 to 42,500 with all the luxury features you'd expect at this price level. Wall to wall carpeting, wood burning fireplaces, central air conditioning, all electric and as many as 2 bedrooms and 21/2 baths. Even sliding mirrored doors, and closets with dust free shelves. Each home has its own garage. Mercury Monterey 4-Door. With steel- Catherine and AI Quackenbush You'll be happy to know you can step out your front door to gol f and tennis or out your back door to fishing and boating on a mile and a quarter lake. All the recreational facilities are included belted radial tires standard. Yet within in the price of your home. Come see us this weekend. It's a great $77* to ^190* of the "low-priced three!" place to start living. Or call us collect at (201) 842-9400.

Your 1973 Mercury: built better to ride to $190* of some "low-priced three" better. And part of the great ride story is models. The smooth, comfortable ride is due to the steel-belted radials—most techni- what Mercurys are all about — for about cally advanced passenger car tires made. In- $100 more than ordinary cars with ordinary It you want to know about it. ask Ihe people who live here. , tires. Remember — tests show the average cluded as standard equipment in Mercury's bvKevorkSHcwnunian • • base sticker price, and no other medium- driver can expect 40,000 miles of tread price car can make that statement. Yet wear from radials under normal driving con- the same low sticker price is within $77* ditions. That's unusual value right there!

'Based on a comparison of sticker prices: * Mercury Monterey t-Dr. Pillared Hardtop vs. comparable models ol the most popular low-price cars. Mercury Monterey illustrated with optional vthitewalls and bumper rub strip. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE SHREWSBURY AVE, AT SYCAMORE SHREWSBURY

Route 35 north thru Red Bank to Navesink River Rd. (Just north of Navesink River Bridge). Turn teft on Navesink." «« River Rd. to Hubbard Ave. (Nut Swamp Rd.); Turn right to Shadow Lake Village, or Call (201) 842-9400. The Dally Eeglster, Bed Bank-Mlddletown.N.J. Friday, March 23,1ST? 13

Small Families Pay More for Food When You Need Money Fast By SYLVIA PORTER States pays My 11 per cent pensive food varieties rather tne small family to take ad- more for the same list of than their use of the savings * vantage of the economics of For each dollar a six-person foods than the family con- available from "economy'V "economy sizes" as easily as family spends on food, you, a sisting of two parents and YOUR MONEY'S sizes and quantity buying. the large family. four-person household, spend four children, according to a It could be that the old gap • — A more informed "you." 11.03, you, a two-person house- new study by the U.S. Depart- WORTH between food costs for those better educated to spotting hold, spendJ 1.07. and a single ment of Agriculture just pub- of you who buy in bulk as real bargains among today's individual living alone spends lished in "Family Economics against, those of you who do array of package sizes, you need and want. Learn to We also mike loans lo businesses use it and do use it! Actually, $111. Review." the smaller family pays much not or who cannot may be be-' shapes, brands and grades. MONMOUTH COUNTY INVESTMENT CORP. For each dollar the large A Rundown coming much narrower than And incidentally, larger fami- this weapon alone could help Highway 35 741-SOB1 MHddlttown more per dollar are many ma- you, the oneTor two-person Stcondtn Hakim Uam— family spends on potatoes and Here's a rundown, trans- jor foods: eggs, oranges, cof- it appears on the surface. And lies are frequently among the sweet potatoes, you, the lated into dollars: families who do not buy in less well educated. household, eliminate most of fee, fresh tomatoes, apples, the disadvantages of not buy- couple, spend $1.06, and you, a The cost of a marketbasket soft drinks? bulk include the poor who — And most vital, unit pric- single individual, spend $1.21. that is 138.97 for one person is cannot finance the big pur- ing — the system of pricing ing in bulk. y $37.80 for a family of two. The In fact, says Betty Peterkin chases at one time as well as which permits you to judge If you are a couple, you same marketbasket costs the small households who can- spend this much more per Ji of the Agriculture Depart- the cost per ounce, pound, $37.20 for a three-person fami- ment, the smallest household not use up the foods before quart, or whatever measure- than a six-person family for ly, $36.34 for a four-person they spoil. ment — so you can compare the following items, 18 cents pays only a few pennies more family, $35.90 M a five-person or the same or less for a long Closing the Gap prices in any food market and more per dollar on canned family, and that same mar- find the best dollars-and-cents peas, 16 cents more on pasta; list of items such as these. What might be some of the ketbasket - which is $38.97 And she speculates that part forces helping to.close that buy, whether or not it is an 14 cents more per dollar on for one person — costs only of the economies achieved by "economy size." crackers, ice cream, chicken; traditional gap? $35.20 for a family of six per- larger families do indeed re- — Modern storage facilities Unit pricing is an enormous 13 cents more on frank-< sons. flect their choices of lower in our homes — refrigeration weapon in your hands to cut furters; and between 5 cents But wait: Back up and food grades and less ex- and freezing •*• which permit the prices you pay for foods and 12 cents more on fresh po- study that list of items on the tatoes, white bread, canned Agriculture Department's peaches, fresh milk, ground marketbasket. Do you notice beef. that it is heavily weighted On a per-person basis, the with less expensive varieties Recreational Vehicle large family always pays less of foods, lower food grades than the small family — a (ground beef as against roast point which is becoming in- beef, canned peaches as ONE-A-DAY creasingly important as food against fresh fruits)? prices continue spiraling ever S«me Omissions Show to Open Today REGULAR W/IRON W/IRON upward. In fact, the one-per- Do you notice that not in- 6O's 100's 240's son household in the United. cluded in that list for which LONG BRANCH - New association for recreational The show opens at 4 p.m. In Jersey's largest recreational vehicle dealers. It is the only the evening, camping movies iiNiiiiiiiiiHiiiHNiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiii niiiiiiiiMniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiMMiiMiiiiituii tiiiiitimi- vehicle show opens here today industry-sponsored show in will be shown. 'Hours tomor- at the National Guard Ar- the state. row are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. En- SI 89 $069 $ E49 Local Securities mory, Ocean Ave. and Cooper Ronald Sauer, president of tertainment will include sev- Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximatelv 3 Ave. the NJRVI, says: "We were eral shows for the children by determined that New Jersey Chocco the Clown, lectures on p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- It's the Year Round Camp- up. mark-down, or commission-. would have its show, even Turkey Swamp by the Mon- ing and Recreational Vehicle though we had to change, the mouth County Parks System 25s 250s it • BANKS' Show usually scheduled at the site just three weeks before and camping movies. Sunday Bid Asked Freehold Raceway. Because the opening date. We've taken hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. To- .American-Bancorp 1414 15 or a change in racing dates, to Long Branch everything morrow's schedule of enter- BelmanWall National 70 the show had to be moved tainment will be repeated. flc SC27 that you would have seen in Centitl Jersey Bank.. 16% 17%. from Freehold, where it has Freehold — more than 100 Refreshments are available. Colonial First National Bank 5% 5% been staged for six years. recreational vehicles, enter- Community State Bank " 53 55 There are souvenir and bal- The show is sponsored by tainment, booths, special loon stands for the children. 5 First MerchantsNat'l Bank.., W , .j2% events. It's all there, waiting Smokey the Bear will host the First Nafl Bank Toms River fcj^ 31 the New Jersey Recreational Vehicle Institute, state trade for you." display by the Federation of Frankjin State Bank »« 31 Sportsmen's Clubs in .New Jerseg Shore Bank .- .' 25 27 Jersey tomorrow and Sunday. Bankof Manalapan ^ 26 FLINTSTONE New ftrsey National Corp 31^ 32 REGULAR IRON Oceaifc County National 40 Kiernan Named People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood 285 60s 60s ShoreNational Bank I 19 20 United Counties Trust Co 21 22% To Bank Board i Unites Jersey Banks of N.J 26% G3 $907 $029 ,: , INDUSTRIAL LONG BRANCH — Leon Bid Anschelewitz, chairman of the G3 5c board of the Jersey Shore Aero&gical Research Bank, 555 Ocean Blvd., has B. CHOCKS CHOCKS 100's REGULAR & IRON Alkoffilndustires 100's announced that Sheriff Paul E U VW U Atlanpc Appliance Co., Inc % IRON 4 REGULAR REGULA"R 22% Kiernan Sr. has been named B 60s 60'$ Broclfway :. to the bank's board of direc- SO79 $098 Buck Engineering tors. El Colonial Foods , «4 He will replace his son, 13 Electronic Associates 5% Electronic-Assistance.,,.., Paul Kiernan Jr., who has re- B- Foodarama ; 32%% • Z% signed because of heavy busi- BATH OIL ness commitments. 'B BATH BEADS Gibsott-Hornans... 1 7% 8 VASELINE 4 01. soz. Interdata -•••••. 8 *% Mr. Anschelewitz said: "We : are very fortunate to have a King James Extended Care...... i- 2% man like Sheriff Kiernan to Metallurgical International •> 1% work with us to develop our Midland Glass 16% bank and its services. He is 99 Monmouth Airlines y well-known throught the coun- t ty for his many years of pub- Monmouth Capital .'. 8 9 lic service, and we are sure MORRISTOWN, 28 NO. PARK AVENUE I SOMERVILLE, 63 MAIN STREET I ORANGE, 301 MAIN STREET w Monmouth Industries i£ 3/16 HACKENSACK, 630 MAIN STREET UNION, 1029 STUYVESANT AVE J BERQENFIELD, || Monmouth Park 9% his dedication to his commu- BLOOMFIELD.23BROADST. | RED BANK, 58 BROAD STREET | 40 & WASHINGTON AVE. S Monmouth Real Estate Investment 12U. 10* nity's needs will be a decided Pr1cn»tfcltiinruMir.2l, 73 - WtnttmtillRI&UoLimitQwnUUlNotRttpoatlbltletTrpovrtphtcilEmn. — N.J. Natural Gas Iji^ 13'/4 asset to our bank and to our Pan! Kiernan Precision Optics .,..• ^ 17 customers." Radiophone Corp '. 2*£ A lifelong resident of Long Brothers of Israel, here. Rowan Controller * 2% % Branch, the sheriff has served Mr. Kiernan is married to Servomation jg as commissioner and mayor the former Wilhelmina Citta- 2% dino, also a lifetime Long Spiral Metal...* 2'4 here. On the county level, he U.S. Homes..; uii was jury-commissioner and Branch resident. They reside United Telecontrol Electronics 2% Dresident of the county Tax at 2 New Court. Beside Paul TWO dirty Board. Jr., the Kiernans are the par- Walter Reade Organization, Inc ents of another son, Richard Winslow TeU .-. % % He was awarded last year's friendship award of the Men's Paul Kiernan, also of Long Worthlngton Biochemical U 12 Branch. four-letter words: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiuiiiiiHiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii Congregation of Congregation DoM be five easy pieces for all seasons! bugged Sptciil tirly purctiiM iiubln ui It pill on libulnit uvingi to you. Wo bought this tnoil-winloi) dtop-Maling group by lit frilgM ctrlMtf. oil ttiion.,.from Anorici'o litgost muwtictiiitr. RMUII? unbotibl* low piicot lor yout by right for patio, den or game room FH*lO)i, duubft wioustit-iron and dnp-cuitiiofl vinyl, «il» wWTptriMMn! color,thgint, ntatif, conlimoonry! In Lawn work. 6 liniirn* ond donni of colon tnd ttbrict. In slock tree & for immediate Eliminate them from your or deferred delivery shrub vocabulary ' ...as you prefer pests. by calling Lm Doctor now. Oh, we admit it's quite invigorating to get out give your lawn the treatment it needs for Introducing shrub anl there bright and early on a Saturday and start maximum beauty and health. First, we analyze tree spraying service by putting the place in shape. That your lawn's problems. A year is, if you need the exercise. If you round program is then formulated, with patented automated applica- Lawn*Doctor need a beautiful lawn, you'd be tors applying feed and seed as better off turning your lawn work well as weed, insect and fungus Betty D.Clark Don't look now... but the over to Lawn»Doctor lawn ser- annual invasion Is about to retardants. Lawn Work? That's a vice. While you enjoy weekends start. The time ol year job for LawntDoctor. And what a when caterpillars, gypsy with your family, our specialists beautiful job we do! ;25% To Direct moths and crawling crea-.' onothtr tures of all kinds begin their royal feast on your sptcfal purchases Channel Club beautiful trees and shrubs. Cmiit loungti, Coioftwulinite This year... now, In UmbrtllM, Ol*i* To* (Kiting Oroupi, Tower Sales fact... you can do some- Mith Tlblll. Ch«ln. Lotl-Sollt thing about those pests. ...muclr, much moril MONMOUTH BEACH - Herbert J. Kendall and Walter It coin no more to uu Lavm*Doctor lor (II thtu plum of... lawn •Doctor's new tree and Lawn* Doctor W. Mihm have appointed Bet- shrub' spraying service will YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE ty D. Clark of Little Silver chase them, helping your INTRODUCTORY SEBDINQ: f,%*t Ktfllut-r BlutfJSl • Pennittr • Bl'on • Mdion only residential sales director of prized bushes and trees to OFFER! Bkii • Common Btrmudi • K 31 • Fint Fescue • Ptttn~ INSECT CONTROL: withstand the onslaught. mil Ryi (sdidrvi piopm! lor nt*. tHibiittal or Ini IIIKI Cittiil (irmr i»Df)M, chinch tuts, u4 xtb the Channel Club Tower, a oryrn. bill buf] • Out it M by Dow CMmtciJ • Doiiioo nu. D, Gt, • Crrt riMriac \W yeir (voltciton) (or lip*- Service Is provided four • Sied • Power Keriti *** "^ FERTILIZATION: (r IF fUKHMW high rise condominium they • Ftrliln 4SO0 USl!MZooiOOUS.S3JOOOupcnUSS3JOOO | rett been*. Mir tnt J-jne bttllt and cientil firdtn times a year... oftener • Pwtr Roll 3BUF or|MK • Up lo 7*i fct 0) Mrojtn per 1.000 iq. 6«tieUf.l. MiKM^-CictuiK* L*»nDKt the apartment sales complex you'll find that It is quite 12 ID. 24 MP)» f'llMMIial «t* (Mill) (lor ifiruoi IDOI k.u due to fr»t lhinerated,, for 15 year. The and stop being bugged by tnv TMlrti»t jnnowi buiWup el dt»d loot m- with Rippled Glass, Top. (To add versatile Nest Tables; just add 21.95) shrub and tree pests. No FUNGUS CONTROL: ' ttmi md ft»») • Dr*wntil im mi dnk ttmt •"Passport Gift Shop in Shrews- Sjllltnte IcTliH; rt'ii-i 1331 bj Dypon! • iion) tp»c- tuliil (tyittmtc Kiwi] tmch lul rrnnr. tt| wwm obligation estimate fur- trwi iiuilt tvitici • LSI ltd Sr bf Ou[>ont • C*M/ if lint ct1ctpiU«r, j,piy noft, tphttt, tout, pulfl. bury. nished at no cost. Channel Club Tower is a 22- unit luxury condominium val- ued at $12 million. Mr. Mihm If you want a BED BANK- OCEAN TWP. 'owns and operates the Chan- beautiful lawn, fat nel Club Restaurant and Ma- 741-2325 rina here. Mr. Kendall Is pres- UNCROFT-HOLMDEL HAZLET - MIDDLETOWN OPEN DAILY 9 lo 6 Ind. Sunday. Rl 71, Monmouth Road, west Long Branch, N.J. Phonf 201 /Z28-2587 ident of A-S Development Lawn # Doctor 946-3339 671-2229 \ '1873 TURNER BROS'. GARDEN CENtER., MASTBi CMAHOE lANKAMMlCATO Inc., a wholly owned subsi- diary of American-Standard. 14 Tie Dally Register, Red Bank-MlddJeUmn, N.J. Friday, March 23,1S73

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K: Sc Adoption: New Frontiers of To an observer, it would seem as if the dark "A lot depends on what expectations the adop- new frontiers of adoption will be in the adoption Of skinned child playing in the park under the watch- tive parents have," Mrs. Agreen explained. "Do the child or children who have borne the hurts of. ful eyes of a young woman was nothing unusual, they want an extension of themselves or is their varied foster home care or an institutional life for' but to one particular white couple standing with a desire (or a child so strong that they just want to too many years or a child who is severely nandi- caseworker from the Family and Children's Ser- be parents to some child?" capped or retarded. vice of Monmouth County, it was the first sight of To place the right child with the right family Frontiers In Adoption the child they might eventually adopt. becomes more and more complex under these cir- At present, there is an organization called After a while the couple wandered over to an cumstances. It becomes almost a reverse pyramid Frontiers in Adoption in Monmouth County which, ice cream stand to make a purchase. The casewor- with the white problem-free infants as the easiest has been extremely helpful in sorting out people's ker with the child had been watching for this pre- to place, then the racially mixed infant, the all feelings in adopting hard-to-place children and in arranged signal and she, too, suggested an ice black infant, the toddlers, school age children and getting together families who have done so. cream iq her little charge. There in the friendly at- last of all, the severely handicapped children who According to Mrs. Frank Buczny of Fajr mosphere of the park and with the satisfying cold demand a great deal of special love and dedication. Haven, who is the chairman of the organization, its and dripping treat, the first contact was made. inferawttM Exchange present membership includes mostly couples who From then on, this simple meeting began to devel- To enable more private agencies to exchange have adopted interracial babies or young children. op into an informal give and take between the information on the 50,000 or so children who fall The needs of the families involved have, therefore,, adults and the child. The exchange, however, con- into this category, many cooperating agencies mostly centered around trying to get to know some tinued always under the unobtrusive observation of have been set up throughout the country. The black families on a social basis so that their chuV, the two caseworkers for it was as important that Adoption Resource Exchange of North America or dren won't grown up in a totally white oriented at- the child respond to the adults as it was for the ARENA as it is called is the largest and was set up mosphere. These couples realize more than most' adults to accept the child. by the Child Welfare League in New York. people the total lack of interracial relationships From such beginnings have come many adop- There are also state exchanges such as those in which exist in most suburban communities. tions of the so-called "hard-to-place" child; chil-( Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Jersey with A Real Need dren who are older, non-white, racially mixed or whom the Family and Children's Service ex- Blacks have been isolated so long in their own severely physically handicapped. changes information about available children and neighborhoods, churches and social organizations, While a recent article in a metropolitan news- prospective, parents. that it has been almost impossible for a white fam- paper stated that adoptive parents were being "We even were able to place one child from the ily to develop a casual relationship, much less a tempted by the "grey" market of private adoptions Vermont exchange," Mrs. Agreen enthused, "be- friendship with a black family. Having some bJajK; into spending as much as $5,000 to $25,000 for cause a caseworker from Connecticut just hap- friends who share common interests has become a' babies, it is not the only route to follow for those pened to be talking to one in Vermont and heard real need for these families and one that hasn't who want to be parents. about a child whom she thought would fit the needs been too easy to fill. : There are some 50,000 children available of an adoptive couple she knew of in New Jersey. As one mother put it, you can't just go up to a through nationwide cooperating adoption agencies We were contacted and it worked out beautifully." stranger and say, "Will you be my friend?" For- such as the Family and Children's Service of Mon- Older children present special problems be- tunately, for the FIA, the Shore Citizens for Better mouth County, but they all fall into this hard-to- cause their entrance into an adoptive home often Human Relations has recognized their needs and place category. The term "hard-to-place" how- requires them to completely change their lifestyle has offered to introduce them to some families who ever, continues to reflect the change in attitudes of and perhaps even their manners, grammar and are interested in helping them meet new people. what is acceptable to prospective parents. recreational activities. It is they who have to make Even though the adoption of children of mixed the greatest adjustment according to Mrs. Agreen, racial backgrounds has become quite acceptable to FAMILY TRIO — Cynthia, left, Rachael and Scott Calabrese enjoy a quiet According to Mrs. Frances Agreen, supervisor of adoptions for the Family and Children's Service, not the adoptive parents! many prospective parents, it is not quite a bed of moment of play. .10 years ago it wris almost impossible 'to place an The kinds of couples who want these hard-to- roses as far as the prospective grandparents, Oriental child. Today an adopted Oriental child has' place children range from young ones unwilling to neighbors, friends or the man on the street is con- almost become a status symbol. wait the predicted five or more years for the white cerned. "Most any racially mixed or all black baby has problem-free infant to couples who have their own Some grandparents have suffered in silence, become easy to place too, and they've just about children but would like to adopt one too. The Fami- and some relatives have even refused to have any- cleared out the racially mixed pre-school children," ly and Children's Service even has made a place- thing more to do with the family, but fortunately she commented. ment with a single parent. many have been won over once they see the baby. State Licenses Agency No Legal Risks Mothers all have their stories to tell of the stares, The Family and Children's Service, of Mon- 1 There are no legal risks because the original they have gotten, some more lethal than others, mouth County, with its main office in Long Branch, parents' rights have all been removed by the courts and of the questions they have had to answer to the is a multifaceted agency dealing with everything long before the children were registered on the ex- bolder curious. They worry, too, about how the from family counseling to the Visiting Homemak- change. black separatist movement will affect these chil- er-Home Health Aide Service, and they are the Just what are the feelings of couples who have - dren once they are in school. : only local private adoption agency licensed by the taken this new direction in adoption? A young Encouraging Voice , State Department of Institutions and Agencies. mother of three, one of them an adopted black However, one" of the most encouraging voices In the past few years according to Mrs. baby commented, "We don't feel that we're being raised for interracial adoption came from a pio- Agreen, the adoption picture has changed consid- especially good or big hearted in adopting Susan, neer in the field, the late Pearl Buck. erably. In 1969, five of the 105 children placed we just feel that it was the logical way to precede In a letter to the editors of a magazine follow- through the agency were termed "hard-to-place." once we had decided to adopt a child and there ing a cover story on "The New F'ace of Adoption," Last year, 15 of the total number of 42 adopted chil- were no white babies available." she said, "Two of my own adopted children are dren fell into this category. "Our only question about the adoption involved • black. 1 adopted them years ago when they were The number of white problem-free infants the worry that we ourselves might be causing more small; they are now married and leading pleas- available has dropped considerably in the last few problems to a black child by bringing her up in a antly successful lives." (I want to) "reassure years because of changing social attitudes toward white home," the mother continued. white parents who adopt black babies that these contraception, abortion, and unwed motherhood. It Of course today, a baby like Susan is not con- adoptions have worked and do work. A child's color now appears that the people who want to adopt are sidered hard-to-place. It is ironic that just as the has nothing to do with the love which parent^; give going to be those people who are willing to accept general public is beginning to accept the idea of in- him. The problems are not insurmountable as he the children who fall into the hard-to-place cate- terracial adoptions or those of handicapped babies, grows into the knowledge of his own background. gory- . the supply is not enough to meet the demand. The Love is enough." l '"~

•<».« i Paris Loses Its Avoirdupois

FRIENDS — Two area mothers active in Frontiers in Adoption, play with their children, left to right, Rachael Calabrese, Michael Buczny, Mrs. By BARBARA GIBBONS When skillet begins to sizzle, with ripe tomato wedges is a Frank Colabrese, Steven Buczny, Cynthia Calabrese, Mrs. Frank Buczny add the eggs. Shake the pan good addition. and Scott Calabrese. PARIS' — There's a new The Slim Gourmet lightly, or use a rubber spa- •»* cuisine emerging here in tula to lift up the omelet and (Beef lovers: Get the new Paris, different from the kind allow the uncooked portion to illustrated guide to meat cuts, of rich French cooking you weight!) And then there's the ing the calorie counts for its run to the bottom of the pan. calories and fat content—plus SAL'S Christian Women read about in American new maxi-fruit, mini-sucre recipes. Sprinkle the cheese evenly slimmed-down recipes! 'Send Tavern & Restaurant magazine articles or see on (low-sugar) jams and jellies. ROQUEFORT OMELETTE over the surface omelet and a stamped, self-addressed en- the TV cooking shows. It's stir into the surface. Serving Browsing at the newsstand 12 eggs velope and 25 cents to Slim Slate Socialite called "au basses calories" — When cheese is melted and you'll find that every French Salt and Pepper Gourmet Beef Facts, in care low calorie! egg is cooked, tip the skillet LUNCH & DINNER WEST LONG BRANCH - A County Christian Women's women's magazine has its de 2& ounces Roquefort, frozen of this newspaper, 50 West Traditionalists will probably over and loosen the edge of 'til 1 a.m. Spring Hat Fashion Show will Club Wednesday at noon here rigueur diet-article-a-month, and grated Shore Trail, Sparta, N.J. view it as another example of the omelet. It will roll over 40th Yr. in Red Bank be presented by Edna Ha^e, in Squire's Pub. just like American magazines. 1 tablespoon milk 07871.) New Shrewsbury, at a lunch- Americanization, like "Le 2 tablespoons butter onto itself. Have a heated Shrewsbury at Herbert Guest speaker will be Mrs. A recent issue told the tale of off Street Parking con meeting of the Monmouth Drug Store," "Buvez Coca- platter ready. Garnish with a Frenchwoman who claimed To grate Roquefort cheese, frYan Marvin Sorensen, a so- Cola" and "Le Hot Dog." But fresh parsley, if desired. miraculous weight losses on a put it in the freezer. When cialite from Atlanta, Ga., the French have a way of Makes six servings, 228 ca- high-salt diet. A scale com- frozen, grate it with a hand DANCE whose busy life was featured making American ideas uni- lories each. pany has instituted a hard-sell grater. You will need about % BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE in the September issue of quely French. ("Le Hot Dog" cup for this recipe. This omelet makes a light CLASSES Progress magazine. campaign with full-page ads is served on French bread Beat together the eggs, luncheon or supper, served • Acrobatic • Gymnutlc 144 BROAD ST. RED BANK smeared with French cheese.) to put a "pese personal" Entertainment will be by so- milk, salt and pepper. Spread with chilled dry white wine or And "au basses calories" (bathroom scale) in every • Balance Bum prano Barbara Cole of West the butter on the sides and champagne. A tossed salad cooking is firstly French! Frenchwoman's salle de bain. 741-5080 Long Branch. ' bottom of a large nonstick Evidence of the new Gallic "Maigrir!" (slim down!) skillet. Heat over high flame. GROUPS-TOURS-CRUISES Mrs. Lois Metier, New concern with calories is every- demands an ad for a French SPAGHETTI SUPPER Shrewsbury, is in charge of HONEYMOONS-AIR RESERVATIONS where. In the Metro, Paris' bouillon producer. "You don't EATONTOWN - The Ea- reservations. Mrs. Dorsey spotless subway system, the have'the right to get fat!" Representative of Brause, Red Bank, is chair- tontown Hockey Club, com- walls are plastered with mur- chides the headline in a news- PTA prised of boys not only from • Jazz man. There will be a nursery al-size posters for Sveltessc, paper ad for a mineral-water available. 4 this town but also of surround- the brand name of a new bottler. There's even a Paris ing areas, will sponsor a spa- »Twirling fresh cheese with zero fat eon- franchise of Weight Watchers. Party ghetti supper March 30 from SPECIAL CLASSES tent. In the charcuteries And Printemps, the big Paris 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the cafeteria For2and Syr. Olds' department store, has just'in- (French delicatessens) you of St. Dorothea's School, stalled a low-calorie restau- Slated Register Now! can buy "fromage maigre" Broad St. Mrs. Eleanor Green rant featuring such dishes as LINCROFT - Fashions for ALL AGES INCL, TEENS (skinny cheese) or low-calorie is chairman of the event, pro- broiled rabbit! men and women will be fea- •nd ADULTS . Sylphide, the descriptive ceeds of which will be used .O"3B^ trade name for a cheese prod- tured at the annual Card Par- Expert Instruction , Even Maxim's, the Paris for equipment and to defray Roatonablo Ratei uct that has as its motto: ty and Fashion Show in the CROW restaurant, grants recognition cost of rink rental. Tickets "Prenez du plaisir, pas du Lincroft School Tuesday at 8 to caloric counters in its pub- may be purchased in advance poids!" (Gain pleasure, not p.m. Mrs. Edward Kolacki, lic cooking school by provid- PTA card party chairman an- from members of the club and 1EAHMAUER nounced that The Clothes will also' be sold at the door. SCHOOL OF DANCE FLASH Tree, Shrewsbury, and The There will be a reduced fami- 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK Squire Men's Shop, Middle- ly rate. 747-8552 town, will present the latest in spring fashions, Mrs. Ronald OPENS Noble, refreshment chairman,' will provide homemade cakes SPECIALISTS "The Garden Gate" and beverages. Mrs. Thomas Mackey, Mrs. IN LEATHER & SUEDE Guy Geoly and Mrs. Joseph Rada are chairmen of table CLEANING & REPAIRS prizes, and Mrs. Donald Her- ring, gifts. Mrs. Wilbur Sarr* herbs, plants, planters Fillipino is assisting with ar- . hanging gardens rangements. Also Custom and Ready NlgdejCoats, mm The card party will use its environmentals proceeds toward purchase of Jackets, in Leather and Suede tape recorders and tapes A\R SEA needed by the classes. - Saturday, March 24th Tickets may be purchased from any PTA executive board member or Mrs. Ber- VINCENT'S COAT SHOPPE nard Einloth, ticket chair- 134 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 19 Church Si. "w LHlleSuVer man. Guests are asked to 741-7518 bring their own cardsor IMHE REAR OFTHE CONNOISSEUR SHOP games. The BallyBegtoter, Red Bank-Middfctown, N.J.Friday, March 23,1973 15 Seven Year Itch

By DR. JAMES M. LONG identify another member of the family as the cause of family disharmony. In most instances it is usual- People have ways of designating a specific ly a Child who becomes the "scapegoat" for the time as possible periods of difficulty in married Family Counselor life. For example, the "Seven Year Itch" repre- family unit. However, for the middle-aged man who feels unfulfilled and depressed, he projects his sents, a tiitifi when marital problems might appear There are other reasons which may signal the in the form of the husband's dissatisfaction with unhappiness upon his wife. In marriage counseling, onset of the "male climacteric." For example, in- frequently, a middleaged couple complain of in- his mate, and possibly the time when the husband creased verbalization of dreams not accomplished may develop a "wondering eye." creased bickering and that either one of the other is may reveal a dissatisfied mind. highly critical of the other's physical appearance; Although there'are varied opinions, the female The busy executive' may-suddenly begin to ex- or perhaps the preparation of food may become the menopause can prove to be an extremely difficult press thoughts and feel sorry for himself because issue. Probably the most reported devastating "put time for a woman. The changes in a woman's life he has never done the things he wanted to do be- down" is for the husband to abuse his wife verbally are more obvious than those in a man's life. The cause he tried to fulfill the needs of his children and in public. period is more difficult because her major function" an ambitious wife. There are cases of Individuals of child-rearing is terminated. The release from The important fact for most of us is to realize who are confronted with a serious illness early in • that in most of the major periods of one's life, new parenthood functions may provide a form of free- ' life whd take immediate inventory and change dprh; but also it may be accompanied by regret problems arise and require new adjustments. What their lifestyle. is needed by most couples is a frank discussion of and a feeling of loneliness in her life. For the male For many, unfortunately, a serious illness is the middle years may be just as difficult, and the direction their lives will take once the children only a temporary pause, and after a period of re- leave home. Everyone should decide and evaluate may be a period referred to as "the middle age flection, they are soon back to where they were RECIPES WITH-A PUNCH — A copy of the cookbook "Fruit Punch for itch." their direction as they approach the last third or prior to their illness. Sometimes, » complete their life either alone or together. It is the time to 300 and Other Practical Recipes," published by the Greater Red Bank Illusive Goal change of scene does not serve its purpose, simply assess the direction their lives will take in the fu- Section of the National Council of Jewish Women is presented to the East- For many, men or women or both the illusive because physically the person may have changed ture,— either together or separately. ern Branch of the Monmouth. County Library, Shrewsbury, by AArs. Max- goal of success may turn out to be something of an his surroundings, but psychologically, the driving well B. Chernoff, Little Silver, left, and Mrs. Morton Seligman, Rumson, illusion. In order to attain the desired goal, the in- • force within him is still burning. • • • center. Trying out a recipe with them is Mrs. Karl Meyer, supervising li- dividual may have to work harder in order to Practice of Scapegoatlng Dr. Long will be happy to answer questions di- brary assistant. The book can be borrowed from the library or purchased maintain his self-esteem, which may result in a de- Within the family unit, scapegpating is a nor- rected to him by mail to The Dally Register, Red from the organization. velopment of resentment toward others. mal practice and serves the purpose to blame or Bank, N.J. »7791. Confidentiality will be respected. Outstanding Model Named by Barbizon Putting a Problem to Rest RED BANK - Miss Kathy Brower, Oak- hurst, was named the Outstanding Model in the current graduating class at Barbizon School of Modeling. Honorable mention went to Miss Pat Reynolds of Brielle. Dear Ann Landers: Here's not wish to get my face ever, you get slightly off tar- Diplomas to the 21 graduates were presented one you've never, had before. slapped. . get, you can quickly alter by the school's director, Mrs. Anne Niedens-, Before you write me off as a For starters, should I kiss your course. About your eyes: tein. Miss Mary DeMont of Matawan, was' nut, p|ease read the entire let- Ann Landers the girl on the cheek or would Closed or open? Keep 'em recipient of a special award from Miss There- ter. that be chicken? If I aim for closed. Nothing you see can sa Joseph, coordinator of the program, for the f do carpentry as a hobby • her lips, how can I be sure I'll possibly be as interesting as student's outstanding speech ability. and enjoy it thoroughly. I've want to keep the casket in our It's a box designed to hold the hit dead center and not get what you are doing. Other Graduates made some beautiful spice bedroom but my wife says she remains of a deceased person. her chin or her nose? What racks and coffee tables as couldn't sleep a wink with If your wife objects, respect should I do with my eyes? Dear Ann Landers: I want Others in the graduating class are Sherry gifts.,1 have always wanted to that thing in there. I believe her wishes. You are right Open or shut? I practiced to.respondto the oddball who Perkins, New Shrewsbury; Joann McKenna,,. build a"casket just to see if I she is being unfair. After all, about one thing, however. I've- with a volleyball, kept my signed her letter "Weaned In Belmar; Jane Otto, Shrewsbury; Susan Mohr, D.C." could do it. Last week I fin- it is only a piece of furniture never had this problem be- •eyes open and got crosseyed. Spring Lake; Rosemarie Kirschle, Ship Bot- ished, one and it is a beauty. and our bedroom is large fore. If I close my eyes, how can I Is she for real? She said she tom; Mary Ann Helies, Point Pleasant; Marion Everyone says they have nev- enough to accommodate it. Dear Ann Landers; I've see what's going on? has no desire to see her par- Heim, Margate; Dale Gwynn, Englishtown; er seen such fine woodwork What do you say? — Hagers- read your booklets on dating I realize this sounds dopey, ents, grandparents or any oth- Betsy Grasso, and Mary Joethridge, Toms and upholstery. Now for the town Disagreement and nowhere does it tell how but really. Miss Ann, I need er cotton-pickin' relative. River. Also, Gail Gilbert, Crystal Daye and problem: tyhen I had it in the Dear Hagerstown: I vote to kiss a girl. I am especially some answers. - Spgfd., Mo. Family to her means "hus- Loraine Fideau, Lakewood; Paula DuBois, workshop I took a few naps in with the Mrs. A casket is not interested in the first kiss be- Dear Mo.: A lot'depends on bands and kids — period." Tennent; Jennifer Conigliaro.Homdel; Mary it arrd it is very comfortable.' I "only a piece of furniture." cause I have not had it yet, the chick. If she is eager and Why doesn't she just dig a C. Brown, Manasquan; Melody Borenstein, but I'm expecting to try May puckers up, that means no cave, crawl in.and avoid ev- Bradley Beach, and Virginia Bitter, Neptune. 1st. In case you haven't erybody? My sister had the cheek. Nature's radar will Model Fashions 4934022 guessed, I am a guy and I do lead you to her lips. If, how- same idea and she is paying 2113 Rt. 3S,0AKHUtST dearly for her selfishness. Her The graduate program included the girls - FREE - own children are now grown modeling in a fashion show, photo posing, ESTIMATES • DESIGN and they are giving her the speech and exercises. Ages of the graduates DRAWINGS same treatment she gave her range from 14 to 21. parents. MVISI DallyT FACTOR. Y t SHOWROOM *•» W«d * Frl. us id. . The 14-week course of instruction also in- Tell "Weaned" not to be. cluded stress on walking, posture and poise. Miss Kathy Brower surprised when her own kids WASH THOSE HANDS! are also "Weaned" and she is NCJW MEMBERS KITCHEN Hi MASTERS 3 TO DEMONSTRATE Cold researchers at the Uni- up coughs" or sneezes, More: ignored and lonely. — Happy versity of Virginia report that cold viruses can be recovered1 XtKMNSAKBimRATK.M. Branch of a Family Tree MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -. Bayshore New Jersey Section, simple everyday handwashing from the hands of a person.. Her* are 3 Rations ... Dear Happy Branch: That National Council of Jewish may be more important in with a running nose than can • Carved Solid Wood Cor* letter provoked a surprisingly Women is organizing a meat- preventing jthe spread of the be detected after a sneeze or ' D**f>ty f culptutid Dailgn heavy response. Those who boycott for the week of April 1 common cold than covering cough. [ • Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes . . agreed with the writer and •rhg Out Oriki'a NMurM tnuiy to April 8. They plan to dem- those who disagreed were IN NEW JERSEY IT'S • All-Vinyl Interior* Inc. Shtlvat onstrate outside local stores equally divided. The Midwes- >rMKt| AgiMM Duit tiihw - Wlpw Chin two days and hand out recipes 'if yoiian building a naw hou$» terners and Southerners fa- from the council's cookbook to It detent* aK-U Kltchap. vored close-knit family ties. encourage meatless meals. The Easterners and West' erners went the other way. Empty your cannister of Why? I cannot say. flour before filling it with a fresh supply. Make A Date FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINDS! I A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiz* : tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines-for one day, $1.00 each addi- i tional line; 13.00 for two days,.$1.25 each additional line: and Extraordinary 1 -15.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 for li'days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, Special Purchase of . $2J0 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- ,' cation. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date ! ''. Secretary. DESIGNER SAMPLES r. : •, . MARCH 23,24 PRESS •' "Fiddler On The Roof," Hplmdel Players, Holmdel Aux., Bayshore Hospital, Holmdel Village School, 8:30 p.m. BRIDAL DRESSES Donation: Adults $3, students $1.50. Tickets: 264-8253. R*glst«r Sign Phots EDITION SCHOLARSHIP GOAL — Plans for the annual MARCH 23 thru 31 . ,. If you're a soon-to-be bride, dance sponsored by Monmouth County Business or even il you're hoping wme- PANTSUITS "St. Agnes Thrift Shop Winter Clearance," ladies, chik and Professional Women's Council to benefit its day 1o be one, this tpeciol dren's coats 25c, dresses 10c, slacks, blouses,- sweaters re- edition will provide you with scholarship program are now in progress under many important focli obout duced. Spring, summer clothes available-Hours: Wed., the chairmanship of Mrs. Patricia Cooper, Nep- that very tpedol day. Like COSTUMES Fri., 10-2. Sat., 12-2. Call 291-2156. how (lowers

con. RIVER no. • FAIR HAVEN RD can't afford to miss! '•: 7 APRIL 19 . J "Movie actress- Mercedes McCambridge addresses Al- Charge Accounts Invited icohoUsm Council. "Silence Is Worst Policy," Molly Pitcher Fo. Hem* Ddivny phont 671-3200 1113 Third Ave. Spring Lake Store Only .Ballraom. Thursday, Apr: Nth. 8 p.m.,Everyone Welcome! •>•*• II Tfce Dally Register, Red Bank-MkMletown, N.J. Friday, March 23,1973 Fort Breaks Ground for Library worked at the Fort Monmouth' man and Brewer Aves., oppo- vember. The Charles Fitch Teacher to Demonstrate FT. MONMOUTH - library 18 years. Ustgyear, site the Field House. The con- firm of Metuchen was the ar- Ground has been broken for a and also in 1970, the FBMon- struction area encompasses chitect. new main library building mouth library won firsf place 10,800 square feet on the for- here. The new structure will re- awards for having the best Art of Jewelry Making Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster mer site of Catholic Chapel place the old library building publicity programs among Jr., commanding the Army No. 2 which burned down a SHREWSBURY - Theo- Mr. Smith has shown his medium in which to work dur- on Saitzman Ave. in front of Army libraries. : ' Electronics Command and Ft. few years ago. .toe Smith, chairman of the works in many national juried ing summers, when he and his the Education Center. The The main library is for use Monmouth, and Col. V.C. A contract for $375,000 has art department of Ocean exhibitions including the family take off in their trailer present library has in- by military personnel, their Devan, commanding the been awarded under the Mili- Township High School, will Fibre. Clay and Metal exhibit to spend vacations back home adequate facilities and space. dependents, and civilian em- Headquarters & Installation tary Construction Army Proj- present a program on "Jew- in Wichita, Kan.; the National in Pennsylvania. He devised a It is a converted frame ware- ployes of Ft. Mortmouth; re- Support Activity here, wielded ect to the Rizzuto Construc- elry Making" at the Guild of Craft Show, St. Paul, Minn.; compact traveling case which house built in 1941. It has been tirees in the Ft. Monmouth the first shovels of dirt ayhe tion Co., Shrewsbury, to build Creative Art, 620.Broad St.. and in. the juried section of holds all the necessary equip- used as the Special Services area, in addition to military new building site of the Spe- the one-story metal and brick today at 8:30 p.m. The demon- the Pennsylvania Regional ment for this work which is main library since 1948. personnel and their depend- cial Services facility on the building; which will be air- .stratum is free to guild mem- Guild of Craftsmen, among mainly in sterling silver. With ents at Naval Ammunition De- post. conditioned. Heading the seven-member bers. There is a nominal fee others. this set up he can fit a lot of pot Earle and the 52d Artil- The new library is being Completion of the new post library staff is Mrs. Betty for non-members. The public Mainly known for his sculp- creative hours into his sum- lery Brigade, .Highlands. erected on the corner of Saltz- library is scheduled for No- Send, Fair Haven, who has is welcome. ture, Mr. Smith became inter- mers. An exhibiting artist member ested in jewelry when he was Working on jewelry, he of the guild tor several years, trying to find a more portable finds, is related to his sculp- • George J. Goubeaud ture, but it provides a differ- ent type of outlet for his creativity. "With jewelry," he Goubeaud says, "after you get the idea, the rest of the procedure To Present tends to be sort of 'cut and dried'." He can work on the jewelry for short periods of IEEE Paper time and easily pick up where FT. MONMOUTH —An en- he left off. For his sculpture, gineer at the Army Satellite usually in metal or wood, Communications (SATCOM) however, he spends long hours Agency is co-author of a tech- at a session, often working all nical paper to be presented night, his favorite time to Monday at the international work. convention and exposition of NEW LIBRARY — This is a drawing by the main library being constructed at Ft. Monmouth. His jewelry work can be de- the Institute of Electrical Charles Fitch architect firm of Metuchen of new It is scheduled for completion in November. scribed as fabricated. He and Electronics Engineers in pounds out silver wire of New York. varying widths and assembles George J. Goubeaud of sections. He uses hard solder. Colts Necks and W.E. Coffrin ECOM Employes Continue Protest a silver alloy. Certain areas of the Raytheon Company, Lexington. Mass., collabo- PHILADELPHIA - Em- front of ECOM, 225 S. 18th St., be saved. tion in April of a RIF (reduc- are oxidized for a variation of tion in force) to take place textures and the final results rated on the paper, "Time Di- ployes of the Army Elec- across from Rittenhouse A week after the announce- vision Multiple Access for the tronics Command here contin- Square. At that time, Mr. ment, the governor of Penn- within 60 days. On June 29. are beautiful individual works they will receive letters of of art. Much of his inspiration Defense Satellite Commu- ue to protest their forthcom- Vendetti made it known that sylvania, the mayor here, and nications' System." It will be ing move to Ft. Monmouth, he had learned through his su- members of the employe transfers to Ft. Monmouth, he comes from the shore environ- added. ment. He enjoys walking the presented in the afternoon N.J. pervisor that the employes union went to Washington to beaches, "off season," he has- session at the Hotel Ameri- could expejet to be out of their confer with Army Secretary "Every civil service regu- Joseph Vendetti, chairman tens to add, where he sees cana. current jobs by June 1973. Robert F. Froehlke. ation under the present sys- of the Committee to Keep 1 shapes and forms that make The paper describes the On Jan. 11, he recalled, an According to Mr. Vendetti. tem is being broken,' IHr. 2,500 Army Civilian Jobs in good potential ideas for jew- concept and engineering de- announcement was made that the mayor returned with the Vendetti contends. He said Philadelphia, contends, "The elry or sculpture. Shell and sign for a system which per- ECOM employes here would statement that he had "in his that personnel have been ad- Army lies to and double- rock or sand or water pat- mits a large number of earth move to Ft. Monmouth in an hip pocket" an extension to vised that if they accept a crosses '2,500 civilian employ- terns may become part of his terminals to share a single effort to save $9.5 million. He June 1974, instead of 1973. transfer and change their es again." design. satellite. The system would noted that his committee has Now, in addition to the minds, they forfeit benefits A news conference was con- not yet seen a breakdown on move being allegedly pushed and rights to which they Jare A graduate of Millcrsville increase many times over the transmitting and receiving ca- ducted at noon yesterday in exactly how the money would up to this year, Mr. Vendetti entitled under civil service State College, a school near said 800 employes will be laid regulations. .; Lancaster, Penn., widely pacity of earth terminals in the nation's Defense Satellite off. Each of the 2,500 workers, ,He challenged government known for its excellent indus- he said, will receive notifica- officials to deny his reports. trial arts program, Mr. Smith Communications System. PUC Ends Hearings JEWELRY DEMONSTRATION — Theodore received his MA degree at Smith, chairman of the art department of Ocean Penn State where he majored Township High School, displays some of his ster- in sculpture, and also studied 4-Car Crash In Water Rate Case oil painting, craft in art edu- ling silver creations. Mr. Smith will demonstrate NEWARK - The state up of six Monmouth County his methods, and discuss the tools and equipment cation, ceramics and jewelry. towns. He stresses the proper use Injures Two Board of Public Utility Com- The company contends that used in this work, at the Guild of Creative Art, and care of the proper tools. MIDDLETOWN — Two per-. missioners has concluded pub- lic hearings on the Monmouth the proposed hike, which Shrewsbury, today at 8:30 p.m. sons were injured Tuesday Consolidated Water Com- would affect 55,293 customers • afternoon when four cars col- The MONTE pany's request for a 34 per in 23 communities, is a "bare CARLO 8 FT. lided on Tindall Road. cent rate increase. bones" raise and has warned it might be back in 18 months 3 Piece Vt" Genuine S|att~ According to Patrolman The company and John Gra- with Automatic Ball Ratui William Fowlie, all the ve- ham, the public rate counsel, to ask for more. Belgium Balls, two S7"cues,' hicles involved in the chain- are to file briefs with the PUC The company contends the triangle, chalk. Made ol the reaction accident were head- in 30 days. Fifteen days will increase is necessary to at- lines! materials this is truly a ed south at 3:15 p.m. then be allowed for answering tract the investment capital to professional table. Two of the drivers, Mrs. • briefs. pay for needed expansion and Gran6e •V SEI UP ANO BELIVERV ADDITIONAL ON Ml TABUS Helen R. Anderson, 57, of 84 Martin Barger, a Red Bank keep the utility solvent. Monmouth Ave., Leonardo, attorney representing the Mu- The MPSCC contends the SPECIALS... ONE OF A KIND... FLOOR SAMPLES! nicipal Public Service Coordi- company hasn't exhausted •EGULM >ALf PRICE and Mrs. Serpouhi Karaka- Vi" Automatic Fold Table Tennis $ 39.99 * 29.99 shian, :«, of W Swartzel Drive, nating Committee, which is other means of raising money, %" Auto. Fold Special Deluxe Table Tennis $ 69.99 S «9.99 were taken to Riverview Hos- opposing the rate increase, and said it should make great-, Virgo Bumper Table $149.99 » 89.99 er effort to do that before go- 7 Ft. Lido Pool Table S 79.99 J 49.99 pital, Red Bank, by members delivered his summation yes- 8 Ft. Rio Pool Table SI 49.99 t 99.99 of the Fairview First. Aid terday. The MPSCC is made ing to the public. 8 Ft. Chicago Pool Table $19999 SH9.S9 The MPSCC includes Rum- 7 Ft. Toledo Pool Table 5279 99 (119.99 - Squad and released after itiiitiiiiiiiHiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinitniiiiiiiiiH 8 Ft, Toledo Pool Table 529999 J199.99 ' treatment. son, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury, Oceanport w and Red Bank. It has received The other drivers, iden- a tree-shaded tified as Mrs. Anna M. Births resolutions of opposition to the Krivas, 41, of 12 Melody Lane, iiiiimninniiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiim rate increase from Sea community of and Miss Jean M. Bradley, 17.,, Bright, Bradley Beach and LAKEWOOD RIVERVIEW NOUTI H of 15 Atlantic Ave., Keans- Ocean Township. Long A1P cupel mi snwititc spacious homes burg, were not injured. Red Bank Branch also has indicated op- r» u,lta Me. oINatceM* No summonses were issued position to the rate hike. ni-nm Mr. and Mrs. Sean Amery -•P.M. SAT itHU.-tf.lt. SUN 10A.M.-JMI. pending further investigation. (nee Moira Conway), 60 situated along Northland Lane, Matawan Township, daughter, March gracefully curved streets, Drug Meeting 19. Set in Matawan Mr. and Mrs. Peter No- scant minutes from the shore. vembre (nee Lorraine Calla- MATAWAN - Members of han), 28 Willis Ave., Keans- We invite you to visil our sales and information center on Lacey Road the Teenage Republicans of burg, son, March 19. in Forked River, N.J. Open daily from 10 A.M. Phone (609) 693-5134. Greater Matawan (TARS) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Win- From $34,990. Attractive financing available. have been invited to a closed zalevitch (nee Marie Cerin- community drug orientation sione), 13 E. Jack St., Hazlet, Directions: Garden State.Parkway to Exit 74; meeting sponsored by the daughter, March 19. turn left on Lacey Rd. and continue Matawan Drug Council Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan on to Cranberry Hill {on left). Or, Tuesday, April 3, in Matawan (nee Elizabeth Poroski), 9 Route 9 to Lacey Rd., Forked River; Regional High School. Newton St., Marlboro, daugh- turn west on Lacey Rd. to Cranberry Representatives of the ter, March 19. Hill (on right). township and borough, medic- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney al and pharmaceutical repre- Grable (nee Patricia Rivest), One community sentatives, school adminis- 16 Bryna Drive, Lincrott, son, trators and board members, March 19. standing above the rest! delegations from churches Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius and temples and representa- O'Connor (nee Margaret tives of civic and youth Sleatteoy), 43 Highland Ave., groups have been invited to Leonardo, son, March 19. • DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF AMERICA/MAYER DIVISION IL sirt en me American Siort Eichaijje) Box 7Tfl. Faked River. N.J. 0 the session, which is closed to the general public. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Malone (nee Antonia Schildge), Kings Highway East, Middletown, son, March It's True. 19. There's a 10% Discount for Cash & Carry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meg- On All 'Office Supply Items laughlin (nee Carolee Van Se- In Our Store. ter), 120 Westminister Blvd., Parlin, son, March 19. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bove (nee Mary Jo Durnien), 116 Harding Road, Red Bank, son, March 19.

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NO MONEY DOWN • TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY JOB • General Improvement* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mica- • Room Additions lisa (riee Katherine Hienlein), • Attic Rooms 1 Third Ave., Atlantic High- Supply, • Basement Roams MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. • Bathrooms lands, son, March 21. • Kitchen* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Glover Oflice Supplies • Furniture • Machines • Roofing, Siding (nee Janet Acker), 328 Bath HIGHWAY 3 5 AT HEOOONS CORNER, MIDDlETOWN • Porch Enclosures RIORDAN PLACE, SHREWSBURY 741-50G0 - 776-6600 Ave., Long Branch, son, March 21. Henry Hudson Anticipates lit Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N,J. Friday, March 23,1973 17 Coalition to Fight Cutback Impact of Any U,S. Aid Cut In Mental Health Spending .HIGHLANDS - "We'll be school budget. staff reduction or the poten- MONTCLAIR - A group Of tion's Citizens Task Force. tightening our belts," said Su- Assuming cutbacks mate- tial cutback Mr. lsch said. agencies and organizations Daniel Weisman, a staff mem- perintendent Joseph L. lsch, nalize,. he said the budget sur- The administration would concerned about the future ol ber of the Essex County Men- "if federal cutbacks in educa- plus would stand to lose the compensate for the loss of one mental health services in the tal Health Association, heads tion funds materialize." most. The possibility, he con- faculty member by" "juggling state have formed the New a task force that will maintain Mr. lsch, commenting on tinued, "makes us take a hard personnel around and trans- Jersey Coalition for Mental liaison with N.J. congress- me local impact if federal look at all expenditures." ferring individuals," Mr. lsch Health to fight curtailment of men. funds are withdrawn, said the Locally, cutbacks would federal funds for community said. Organizations participating Henry Hudson Regional probably come in extra school mental health programs. Other Possibilities in the coalition include: The School district could lose ap- sponsored programs, cocur- At a meeting here yes- Another way^to cope with a N.J. Mental Health Associ- proximately $50,000 in the ricular and extra-curricular terday, the coalition voted to possible loss in funds, he con- ation and its affiliated chap- 1973-74 school year; activities. support legislation extending tinued, would be to offer driv- ters; Community Mental Cutbacks, he explained at a For the moment, Mr. lsch er education classes during for one year, the federal Com- munity Mental Health Center Health Committee of North Board of Education meeting, said the school will continue the summer school program. Essex; N.J. Branch, National would be made in funds pro- with its present programs. This would open up more Act and nine other mental health bills due to expire June ' Council of Community Mental vided by the Elementary and Early this week he met with class time and free instruc- Health Centers; N.J. Associ- Secondary Education Act. Fi- the school's faculty and ex- tors for other classes in the 30. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., is one of the spon- ation of Mental Health nanced under (his law are plained the dilemma. If there coming school year. Agencies; N.J. Association of Title I, II, and IK projects. is a loss of funds, Mr. lsch A third way Mr. Isch pro- sors of the Senate bill. A sim- ilar bill has been introduced Chosen Freeholders; N.J. ••"Cutbacks have not been an- said, "I told fhe staff I would posed to deal with the situ- Council of Churches; N.J. nounced officially, Mr, lsch reduce the English depart- ation \Vas to hire a vocational in the House of Representa- tives, with the entire House Chapter, National Association said. However, school boards ment by one member." coordinator from within the of Social Workers; state and have been notified by state He explained later that the faculty. committee on health and envi- ronment as co-sponsors. county Mental Health Boards; "Department of Education offi- resignation Of one teacher in Anticipating this, the board N.J. Nurses Association, and cials that they might be forth- that department, approved by approved the appointment of CIVIC AWARD — John L. Keaveney, Central Jersey Bank and Trust The coalition, which was the N.J. Neuropsychiatnc As- coming. • the board last night, would Horace Thorne to serve in . Company assistant vice president of industrial relations, accepts Mon- spearheaded by the N.J. Men- sociation. Anticipates Loss mean that no one will be laid that capacity, , mouth Garden Club's Civic Development Award for 1973 on behalf of the tal Health Association, will The possibility of less feder- off. That appointment was bank. Making the presentation are Mrs. Joseph Toth, left, and Mrs. John immediately seek support for Firemen Examine al money, the superintendent The resignation accepted by among many approved by the A. Dolan. The award was for the design and landscaping of the bank's the proposed legislation from said, was built into the 1973-74 the board was not related to a board. Male and female ad- main office on Rt. 9, Freehold Township. the state's Congressional dele- Now Truck Model visers for each grade, from gation. HAZLET - Members of seven through 10 were ap- A coalition spokesman said North CenterviJIe Volunteer pointed at stipends of $100 Berg Group Dividend Set At 17 Cents it welcomes participation Fire Company visited Newark Relax, each. Advisers for grades 11 from already existing citizens to inspect a new lime yellow and 12 will receive $200 each. NEW YORK - Trustees of $230,000. $8,141,000. groups. The spokesman said Ward La France pumper sim- Leave the Mr. lsch announced that the Berg Enterprises Realty He said that as of the end of Mr. Beck said the trust op- the coalition will seek to de- ilar to one the local company Summer school program,; one Group, a real estate in- the quarter, the trust had erated in its first three velop statewide contact with will receive. Landscaping to Us of the few in the county with vestment trust, have declared' made mortgage loans and months on its original capital consumers of mental health state accreditation, will run a dividend of 17 cents for the equity investments aggregat- and expects, by the end of this services to launch "a colla- . Fire Chief Anthony DeMi- from July 2 through Aug. 11). first fiscal quarter ending on ing approximately $11,000,000 month, to draw upon its lines borative,effort for continuing chele accompanied several of- Appointments Feb. 28, payable April 12 to with $7,628,000 remaining to of credit from major banks, and expanding public commu- ficers and men in his com- This year's format will fol- stockholders on record as of' be disbursed with respect to nity mental health services." pany. Various functions of the] March 30. new pumper were explained! Instant Lawn? low that of last summer. One these investments. Com- Berg Enterprises Realty Stanley Gerspan, assistant new course, New Jersey and Felix M. Beck, president of • Group is administered by director of the Rutgers Com- to them. They expect to re- Sure Thing... the American Revolution, is the trust, said the first quar- mitments on Feb. 28 for loans B.E.I. Advisors, Inc. with of- munity Mental Health Center, ceive their new fire truck in expected to be added. ter net earnings equaled not yet closed totaled fices at 450 Park Ave. is coordinator of the Coali- June. Like Magic! No fees or tuition will be charged to students in this school district. '•'Seeding gets Vincent Gorman, social discouraging. studies department chairman, And weeding was reappointed summer gpJ&SJjJ: school director at a stipend of is a drag. Chuck the whole mess... $200. start over with sod. We will install it, The board received for re- and then maintain it for you that view a report from Frank way, also your trees, shrubs & entire Austin on the feasibility nf grounds. . setting up a communityadult school program. Mr. Austin was appointed last month to look into such a PRE-SEASON program, and made no recom- SALE mendations on the project in his first report. He noted, however, that he FOR SHADE has received support and an WMEOWTC agreement for cooperation | ORNAMENTAL DELIVERY & from both the Highlands and FRUIT PUNTING TREES Atlantic Highlands Boards of OVER 25 VARIETIES FROM 6 Ft. to 20 Ft. Education, . The board adopted a calen- dar for the 1973-74 school year calling for an opening:date of BONGARZONES Sept. 4. School closing next TWO Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance year will be June 14, The total days for students is 185, while SINCE 1939 OPEN SAT. ftBUN . for teachers it will be 187. 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His practice now is to 1 patrolman testified Wednesday from his job. heard these conversations in get members of his, depart- require the chief to be in uni- quarters to report the in- Tickets were generally dis- "dismissed" on these f "he heard some Hazlet police Patrolman Rudolph 1969. ment to help fix four traffic form at all times. cident. He said he told the of- posed of at court hearings, he lar cases, he said. officers say in 196) they were Cheney, through cross exam- Sgt. Edward Schramm — tickets. The witness testified that ficer that there were three said, but also by recommen- Under questioning by _^, going to use their political in-. ination by Philip J. Blanda Jr. one of the officers named by Dimitrious Mariolis of Haz- both he and Patrolman possible violations but he said dations from the issuing po- Buckley, the witness said U«§» •floence to remove suspended- of Hazlet, representing the Patrolman Cherney — denied let testified for the state that Cherney had approached the he could not recall the conver- lice officer that they be dis- he would not dismiss a ticket- that he was part of any con- he was stopped by Sgt. Marioles vehicle and that he sation at that time. missed. In these cases, he unless the issuing police oflp versation which dealt with re- Schramm Feb. 2,1969. for dis- told the patrolman to issue Testifying for the defense. continued, he would discuss cer said something about it. ^ moving the police chief. regarding a red traffic signal. the summons. He added that Judge Agresti said he could the case with the officer to de- Judge Agresti could not ex*, SHOP * COMPARE! "Did you hear a conversa- He said the ticket was signed he never appeared in court not recall specifically any termine' whether there was plain why a traffic tickflfc tion between Sgt. Schramm •by Patrolman Cherney, who concerning the ticket. traffic cases but said that all sufficient evidence or not. dated Feb. 18, 1969, was nflf • and now Sgt. Donald H. •also was in the patrol car but Sgt. Schramm said he did traffic tickets had to be dis- Judge Agresti said that his docketed until 11 months lag •Ruehle in which Sgt Ruehle who never left the car. not order Sgt. Ruehle to issue posed of by him. He identified past practice was to record' er. He added that there aijr EST. 1925 said the chief should be re- NtCwDtHeaitw a ticket for leaving the scene the handwriting as his on the "plea not guilty, finding not some tickets even today thai' : moved?" asked Mr. Blanda. - Mr. Mariolis said he felt the of an accident to Warren P. traffic tickets identified in guilty" even on tickets police have been outstanding for- "Yes," responded the pa- .ticket was not just, brought Latvala of Hazlet when Mr. court and that he disposed of officers asked be dismissed. about a year. •£: trolman. the matter to the police "Did you hear them discuss chief's attention and that Irounfe ways and means of removing Smith said he would look into it. He added that he never ap- the chief?" ,'•!•' GETPROWN'SOWN "Yes." peared in municipal court 'PsUUcsl hflieaee' concerning the ticket. "Did you hear them say Mr. Blanda drew testimony ALUMINUM they were going to use their from the witness that Smith political influence to remove did not say for him to forget the chief?" about the ticket or that he, the GUTTERS "Yes." chier, would take care of it. An Anticipated Life Asked if Capt. Holmes J. Mr. Blanda also drew testi- Gormerly, who now is acting mony from Mr. Mariolis that of 25 Years chief, was present during he did not discuss the incident these conversations, Patrol- with Sgt./Schramm because f—lim for Ftttun. Prict far Ptict... man Cherney replied that at "he tries to be a big shot in HiprobQblr flit ttnttltlumlnumgutter<»rmid: times they were all present. town." Mr. Mariolis added that he later learned that the We will form the gutter at your home — no Sgt. Schramm, recalled to seams - no leaks. HEAVY... 032 White the witness stand by Deputy chief said he was correct Aluminum: HIGH BACK no overflow Into Attorney General Charles R. 'about the ticket. walls; CONCEALED HANGERS... no un- Buckley, maintained that as Patrolman Cherney testified sightly brackets on the outside STAINLESS far as he knew these conver- that he was the one who asked. | STEEL SCREWS ... only stainless steel sations never occurred. Mr. Mariolis for his driver's screws are used throughout this entire sys- The two police officers were license and registration and tem... THE BEST COSTS LESS among four witnesses the) that he issued the summons. • NOSE DRY? state called to testify Wed-1" He said he had not observed, CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE nesday before resting its case the violation but that he is- in the jury trial before Superi- sued it after a conversation • THROAT DRY? or Court Judge M. Raymond ,- with Sgt. Schramm who was 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK McGowan. observing him-at the time. 741*7500 FREE DELIVERY The. defense opened its case About a week later, contin- •Wednesday afternoon, calling, ued the patrolman, the chief • STATIC ELECTRICITY? Opm Daily KOOlo 5:30 Municipal Court Judge Vin- came into the squad room (WslSFriEv8.til9P.Mj cent Agresti. holding Mr. Mariolis' copy of I Chief Smith is on tnat on the ticket and said: "If Hose' v you need a four counts of obstructing jus- one drink at the Shore Point tice and one of misconduct in' Restaurant, you (Patrolman. | Cherney) would pay for it." The patrolman said he could not recall if the chief was smiling at that time. Mr. Ma- "West Bend Humidifier" riolis had testified his uncle .owns the restaurant. Move Agtlast Chief BUY NOW .LIGHTING However, under questioning11 by Mr. Blanda, the patrolman said he believed a few police officers in the room chuckled at this remark but that he could not tell if it was said as a joke. Patrolman Cherney said that a few days later he was Ten-arm colonial chandaliar. 60 wait advised by the chief to forget candelabra bis*. Available in polistwd brass, antique brass and pewter. about showing up in municipal court for the ticket. The pa- Our trice $95.50 trolman said he never spoke to the judge about the case. Mr. Blanda drew testimony from Patrolman Cherney that he might have discussed the case with the judge but that he had no recollection of it. The patrolman responded to Fiva-arrn colonial Mr. Blanda's question that | dundtliir. tO wait candalabf* tut. Sgt. Ruehle had a conversa-. AvailaUi in foliitud tion with then Township Com- • turn.. §ntlqu» bra • nd ptwttr. 22" mitteeman Hugh Long con- width. . cerning committee resolutions to make it hard for the chief. Our Price "Wasn't one resolution Sgt. $59.50 ' Ruehle spoke about one that would make the chief wear his uniform at all times and this was to get.under the chief's skin?" asked Mr. I . Blanda. "ULTRA" Solid State HUMIDIFIER 2-speed HUMIDIFIER "That was one, yes," repl- ends dry-air problems automatically ied the patrolman. adds moisture—and comfort—automatically Denies Plot Lack of moisture can cause many winter discomforts — Sgt. 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MON., WED., THURS., 431-5858 • 747-0465 FRI., SAT. 9-6 TEL 741-640Q CLOSED TUESDAYS Friday, Mar<* 23,1173 19 College Aptitude Test Proved STATE Correct, Despite Student Doubts ByBETTESPERO sequent venture into insur- ance was still more accidental FREEHOLD - A college BUSINESS than prearranged. aptitude test that once in- He met Ben Alpern, an area Passaic Firm Hits Pending Bill dicated Anthony B. Smith PERSONALITY insurance and realty business- PASSAIC — The Raybestos-Manhattan Coip., which is should pursue business admin- man, in a bowling alley and in closing its rubber products plant here in June, says it will take istration education turned out 'WiHiroiiiiiHHiiniiiiP"""—""MMy—»"— between frames, Mr. Smith legal action if necessary against a bill pending in the New Jer- to be a portent of things to of all big business, he said, decided to strike into insur- sey Legislature to protect the pensions of the plants workers. come for the now successful with small agencies dropping ance. He stayed with Mr. Al- ' The company's president, William S. Simpson, said yes- insurance executive. by the wayside of mergers, pern's firm three years before terday, "The proposed tax is grossly unfair to the company; it Mr. Smith never did finish acquisitions and the general deciding to open his own of- abrogates the collective bargaining agreement reached with his schooling at that college, contagion of conglomeration fice. About a year and a half our employes;«singles out Raybestos for special penalties; but he did pursue business ad- that has so infected the eco- later, the "student" bought and it interferes with the rights of the company." . ministration just the same. nomics of American business out his mentor's insurance He said that if the measure becomes law, Raybestos would "It's kind of funny because today. business when Mr. Alpern de- "take all the legal steps required to have it set aside by the I never had much faith in The insurance business has cided to specialize in realty. courts." those tests," Mr. Smith re- changed, Mr. Smith said, with The 15 intervening years The bill, which passed the Senate Monday and passed the called. the big companies not only since that propitious night in Assembly in a slightly different version in December, would Funny, like a fox, for Mr. taking over the field, but also a bowling alley have led to tax a company leaving the state in order to preserve the un- Smith who started out with an losing interest in appointing more, however, than insur- protected pension benefits of employes. office in his cellar, a $29.95 fil- smaller, firms, or young non- ance. ing cabinet, and a $5 used established insurance pur- Mr. Smith is an ardent ath- desk is now a partner in the veyors as their representa- lete whose schedule calls for State Plans Money-Saving Menus 'Collins & Smith Insurance tives. squeezing in skiing trips to NEWARK - It may be a little easier soon for hardpressed agency, One Courthouse "It's the same all over in Utah and Colorado with sports housewives to find out where the best food bargains art. Square. Mr. Smith, who pre- business," Mr. Smith ob- fishing off his 40-foot boat. MiUicent Fenwick director of the New Jersey Division of viously was a one-man firm, served. "Look at the super- Those more occasional forays Consumer Affairs, said yesterday the division is planning to merged bis business with Roy markets. You don't see corner are interspersed amidst the start releasing weekly menus that will show consumers which F. "Marty" Collins, an area grocery stores anymore." more constant handball, foot- supermijrkets are offering the best prices on various foods. realtor and insurance broker. 'Comer' Ageades ball, basketball and softball. the program is a joint effort by the division, the Exten- ' Both Brokers And the chances are you When not expending energy sion Service of Rutgers University and the New Jersey Food The Smith-Collins com- don't see many comer insur- in such physical pursuits, Mr. Council, according to Mrs. Fenwick. bination deals only with insur- ance agencies anymore, ei- Smith has sprinkled his free 1 "We'll tell housewives which supermarket tbey can buy ance. Since both are insur- ther. Mr. Smith regrets the hours with sundry civic activi- each item at the best price and what the cost per serving will ance brokers, Mr. Smith said, phenomenon, he said, though ties. be," she said. their firm can handle any be bought out many of them. His initial interest was eng- The participating supermarkets are'Acme, Finast, Food kind of insurance contract "It's kind of sad about the endered by the Jaycees, an Fair, Grand Union, Kings, Marfair-Foodtown, Pathmark, Shop with any kind of company small agencies going out of organization that he credits Bite and Stop Convenience. with which Smith-Collins is business," Mr, Smith said. "I with spearheading, or at least connected. bought out so many because suggesting, much of the Those types of insurance in- they just couldn't survive by changes during the early 1960s Shoplifting Hikes Food Prices clude fire, workmen's com- themselves." in this Western Monmouth WOODBRIDGE - A crackdown on shoplifting and ether pensation, "hard-to-get-insur- "Take a town like Freehold. municipality that serves as supermarket thefts might help bring food" prices down as much ance." Most of the firm's If you have three or four the county seat. as 20 per cent, according to a security expert. business is with companies agencies that go out of busi- Former Jaycee Bob Curtis, the head of a Dayton, Ohio, security consulting with which the firm has con- ness, you have secretaries out The impetus for the Free- firm, told a New Jersey Food Council conference on shop- tracts. Some companies, such •of work, empty stores, loss of hold Jaycees came, however, lifting here Wednesday, "If customers would get as angry as Allstate, which employ their ratables and service clubs from Red Bank when a about shoplifting as they do about pollution or ecology, they own agents and brokers, do lose a source of public funds Jaycees branch there extend- could stop shoplifting and, in one week, reduce food prices in not deal with independent because insurance agencies ed its interest to Freehold. the United States by 10 to 20 per cent." firms such as the Smith-Col- are usually quite generous to Mr. Smith was one of the in- Curtis, whose Executive Consultants Inc. advises 100 ma- lins brokerage. 'civic groups," he added. itial group of young business jor stores on security, said last year "enoughl food was shop- But that apparently doesn't Mr. Smith started out buy- and professional men who ac- lifted in the food industry to feed San Francisco and Boston make any difference, for the ing agencies almost as soon cepted the Red Bank group's Regliltr staff Photo by Don Lord combined for one full year." firm, which works with its as he got in the business him- invitation to found a Jaycee FAVORITE CANDIDATE — Anthony B. Smith, a partner in the Smith- He said $16 billion was lost last year due to theft. companies strictly on com- self — though he admits his chapter here. Collins Insurance agency. Freehold, and an ardent fan of President Rich-' mission, has come a long way own venture into insurance And then apparently, for ard M. Nii>on, holds photographs of hjs meeting with the President. since those days of used desks was a bit circuitous despite awhile at least, the chapter Mortgage Firms Hit Regulation and bargain priced f iling cabi- that aforementioned aptitude made up for lost time. the war. The Jaycees entered asked the club to select one of K. Kennedy, said "You get a TRENTON - Second mortgage firms in New Jersey said nets. test. The group's first "con- . another float and won first: its members as a representa- different impression when you yesterday that state Banking Commissioner Richard F. Mr. Smith declined to dis- . After graduating from Mid- frontation" with local govern- prize. But that same year, tive to the Planning Board. watch President Nixon on TV.. Schaub did not have the legal authority to regulate any more cuss the dollars and cents dlesex County Vocational ment came over a float in a the^y were invited to show The group held a three-way In person, however, the of their advertising. angle of his business, in spe- School with a diploma in in- Memorial Day parade. The their original float in the state lottery, and Mr. Smith won. President is much more infor- The objections to proposed Banking Department regu- cifics, but he indicated the dustrial engineering, he original float, with a theme Jaycees parade. That, how- He served U years on the mal, Mr. Smith said, than he lations were voiced at a public hearing. firm doesn't have to worry worked for a rug mill here a emphasizing justice, depicted ever, was only after being Planning Board, several as appears via the media. . JSchaub plans to restrict advertising that suggests second about going back to the cellar. few years before serving in the mistress of justice com- engulfed in much more em- chairman. During his tenure "He has a tremendous per- mortgages are risk free and deemphasize the fact that the bor- Considered 'Large' the Army. plete with scales, as prefer- battlcments with various offi- he was approached by a local sonality. You're just awed by rower's home serves as security for the loan. "Any company that does Following his Army service able to the "laws" of certain cials over the "controversy," Republican Club member. him," Mr. Smith said of his The second mortgage firms claimed at the hearing that over $1 million in premium he decided to try something individual sects, such as the which occurred amidst such "Are you interested in poli- meeting with the President Schaub's power was limited to regulating false, misleading Volume is considered large," else and' enrolled at Mon- Klu Klux Klan, the Nazis and turbulence as former Jaycees tics?" the man inquired. "And his wife is charming. and deceptive advertising and he-hadn't shown that existing Mr. Smith noted. "And we're mouth College,' West Long Fidel Castro. president Joseph Miller being "You better bolieve it!" Mr. She is much prettier in person advertising falls into these categories. considered large." ' Branch, in electrical engi- The Jaycees thought the ejected from a Borough Coun- Smith retorted. than in pictures." The proposed regulations apparently would have the It was not always that way, neering. float was patriotic. But many cil meeting and the local pa- He ran for the council on Mr. Smith's admiration for greatest effect on a network of major firms, most of them in for when Mr. Smith started Not an Engineer town officials found it con- rade committee threatening the Republican ticket and the President is seemingly the'North Jersey area, which trade as the Money Store and out on his own in I960 there "My marks for the first se- troversial. One, Mr. Smith re- to quit. served one full term. based on several factors. use former New York Yankee shortstop Phil Bizzuto as their were still reasonable grounds mester indicated I shouldn't called, thought it would offend Such incidents stimulated Out With Goldwater "I don't know why, exactly, 'advertising spokesman. of optimism for a small have been an electrical engi- Mr. Castro, whose govern- . the group's interest in govern- "Then, as they like to say. I that I first started to follow agency. He estimates now, neer," Mr. Smith recalled ment had not yet severed re- ment, especially during the went out with the tide — the him," he commented. "I read however, that he would never with a chuckle. lations with the United States. presidency of Mr. Smith. (Sen. Barry) Goldwater tide," a lot about him. He kept ac- Dr. Marburger to Remain Active have made it if he had started It was about that time, 1957, Won Battle, Not War . 1 It must have stimulated the he recalled. tive. He was a loyal party NEW BRUNSWICK - State Education Commissioner even two years later. when he took that prophetic As the saying goes, the offi- officials' interest, too, in the That ended Mr. Smith's man. His views are good — Carl L. Marburger has been given a rousing farewell, but he Insurance has gone the way aptitude test. But his sub- cials won the battle but not Jaycees because the mayor council career, but hardly re- basically I'm a conservative." says he may continue to be active in New Jersey education stricted his civic or political But then conservatism, of a circles. activities. He served on the sort, has always been a part In a farewell address last night Marburger indicated that borough parks and recreation in the life of the little boy who he may join a proposed citizens' lobbyist group to promote committee and as president of moved at age 12 from Brook- education in the state. Lawyer Halts Purchase of Bar the Jaycees. lyn to a farm near Freehold. "Public education is the people's business," he said. "You He credits the Jaycee group He can remember days of may be hearing soon about a project to give the public a great- with pioneering initial studies selling The Brooklyn Eagle — er voice."' on the Greater Freehold Area before he left for school in the Marburger was honored at a dinner attended by more than Hospital and urban renewal, morning — and The Saturday 1,000 persons on the Rutgers University campus. In Oceanport Renewal Project the latter which the town offi- Evening Post when it was a He said that during his six years as head of the education OCEANPORT - The program. that an appraiser had made any program as such." cials, according to Mr. Smith, nickel. department, "I hope we put the child at the center of our con- Borough Council, sitting as Action on all the properties his inspection of the property After hearing Mr. Norton's "turned a deaf ear to." Sold Newspapers cerns." the Local Public Agency, clears the way for the filing of without Mrs. Ratti accom- arguments, the LPA cau- Mr. Smith is no longer a "I love to tell the story of (LPA),'removed the Ocean-' the borough's second year panying him, which, he said, cused. When it returned, Mr. Jaycee member because his how my brother and I sold Mandatory Fluoridation Urged port Tap House from the list program funding application she has a legal right to do. He Baxter announced the deci- 39 years have sent him to the newspapers when we were of properties to be acquired with the federal Department said the appraiser arrived sion to drop the Tap House - TRENTON - The state Fluoridation Study Commission ranks of the "exhausted roost- seven years old, because I as part of the urban renewal of Housing and Urban Devel- unannounced at the Tap from the properties to be says the best way to make sure that everyone has the chance ers," the retirement circle to think everyone should do it," program this year after the opment today, the deadline House and insisted on pro- added to the first year acqui- to say "look no cavities," is mandatory fluoridation of public which Jaycees are relegated he said. owner's lawyer contended at for submitting it. ceeding with his inspection sition list. He added that the water supplies. when they turn l!5. A framed After forsaking the city, Mr. a public hearing last night James F. Norton, attorney without Mrs. Ratti despite the LPA was not relegating it to wall plaque in Mr. Smith's of- The commission released its final report yesterday and by Smith and his family settled that the acquisition would be for Mrs. Nancy Ratti, owner objections of William R. Bat- "any specilic year" for acqui- fice attests to his exhausted a 7-2 vote called for mandatory fluoridation as the most ocono- on a farm between English- illegal. of the Tap House, said it' tes, who recently purchased sition and said that when the rooster status. nomical preventive dental health measure availablerhe panel town and Jamesburg. He would be illegal to take his the liquor license for the tav- time came for Mrs. Ratti's voted 9-0 in favor of a resolution approving the concept ot vol-, The building housing the There is one thing in which jokes now that the move was client's property without first ern and who told the ap- property to be acquired, she untary fluoridalion of water supplies. Tap House, at 344 Oceanport "exhaustion" will never ap- at least a change of scene',; AYC, was one of seven prop- having a hearing on the praiser he was sure Mrs. Rat- would get a public hearing. ply, however, and that is in though there were some sim- The commission was established by the Legislature in ti would like to accompany erties the LPA had planned to change in the urban renewal A vote of the LPA forma- his enthusiasm for Richard M. ilarities. 1971. Its report was based on a series of meetings, a public add to the list of those already plan that necessitates its ac- him. hearing last Sept. 20 and study of scientific and historical in- lized the removal of the prop- Nixon. "We were very poor in the scheduled to be acquired in quisition. erty from the list for acquisi- In 1!)B4. when a Republican city and we were very poor on formation on fluoridaton. the first year of the urban re- License Transfer Cites Pbu Change The transfer of the liquor li- tion in the first year. leader was soliticing sugges- the farm," he said. newal program which ends He said that at the time of tions from Shore Republicans Mr. Smith, who now lives in June 30. - cense from the Oceanport Tap Treatment May Have Saved Girl the public hearing last June House, Inc., to Settab, Inc., Attends Class in first, second and third Freehold, has some fond NEWARK - The Essex County Medical Examiner has No objections were raised to on the overall plan, that pro- which plans to do business as choices order, Mr. Smith's re- memories of the farm, how- testified that he believes Pamela Robinson would have lived if the acquisition of the other six posal did not provide for the the Office Bar, was approved For Paramedics sponse was immediate. ever, such as riding to high she had received medical treatment immediately after being properties and, LPA members acquisition of Mrs. Ratti's last week by the Borough RED BANK - Andrew De Nixon All the Way school basketball games with itabbed on an East Orange street last Oct. 21. said, they would automati- property in the first year. Council. Ponti Jr. was among the 14 "My first choice was Nixon, a friend who had his own car. Dr. Edward F. Murray, testifying at the murder trial of cally be added to the list of "She has not had the ben- persons who were graduated my second choice was Nixon "He was the only guy who "Certain things have to be June Hart in Superior Court here yesterday, said the 19-year- properties to be acquired this efit of being heard at a hear- from the first course in emer- and my third choice was Nix- had a car. It was a 1 y33 done according to the stat- old victim lived from 5 to 15 minutes after being stabbed in the year even though no affirma- ing with regard to the merits gency paramedics offered on on," recalled Mr. Smith. "I Chevrolet, with orange crates utes. You have to do them, chest and thigh. tive action on this was taken of the plan," he contended. the east coast. thought he should have run in for the back seat," he re- by the LPA. Since then, the alignment Mr. Mayor, and they haven't M" called. "The only one who had When Assistant Essex County Prosecutor Anthony Mau- been done," Mr. Norton told tone asked him if Miss Robinson could have lived with prompt Six Properties for the relocation of Ocean- He was awarded his diplo- By the time lMliK rolled an upholstered seat was the These six properties and port Ave. through the urban Mayor Elwood L. Baxter and ma by Kenneth H. Hannan, around, Mr. Smith was ready. driver." medical attention, Dr. Murray replied, "It's my opinion she the council members. could have survived." their owners are: 349 Ocean- renewal area has been shifted president of the Society of the While many Republicans wire Seeds In Brooklyn port Ave., the Piet Corp. (Co- slightly eastward. With this He said it would be "tragic" New York Hospital, at a cere- seriously undecided amongst Though it is a long time and lonial Inn); 355 Oceanport shift, the Tap House now lies for the LPA to proceed as it mony conducted in the hospi- several other names such as way from those magazine and Alleged Car Theft Ring Smashed Ave., Lena Laurino (a pizza within the right of way for the planned with the acquisition tal auditorium. Nelson Rockefeller (including newspaper hawking days in ELIZABETH — An alleged car theft ring was broken up parlor and a home); and four new street. It will not be of Mrs. Ratti's property and Mr. De Ponti, 24, is the son half of the N.J. delegation to Brooklyn, that very borough yesterday with the arrest of 33 persons and recovery of 132 houses, 13 Arcana Ave., Eliza- known whether the property then to be told by a judge in a of Mr. and Mrs. De Ponti Sr., the GOP convention), Mr. may have, in a sense, steered cars in raids by the FBI, State Police and Union County prose- beth Berry; 14 Willow Court, is in the actual "cartway," or year or two "that that heavy 80 John St., with whom he re- Smith declared unequivocal Mr. Smith on his business way cutor's officers, the FBI announced. <• Eleanor Rosen; 27 Pemberton roadway, however, until final set man (Mr. Norton) was sides. He is a member bf the support for Nixon and led a long before any college apti- Union County Prosecutor Karl Asch said the cars recov- Ave., A. Del Vecchio, and 28 engineering plans are drawn. right." Red Bank First Aid Squad successful write-in campaign tude tests. ered were valued at $250,000, but the ring had been in oper- Pemberton Ave.. Nelson and "There is no need to take "If your client's purpose is and an ambulance driver for for him in the primary here. For, in addition to selling ation lor several years and during the last year alone the num- Flora Scherling. the Ratti property," Mr. Nor- to stop this program, as it is the Empire State Ambulance Shortly before that write-in magazines in subways, Mr. ber of thefts the operation is allegedly linked with is worth The addition of these prop- ton argued at the hearing. presently, constituted, then Service of New York Hospital. endeavor he got to meet the Smith and his brother also "between one-and-a-half and $3 million." erties to the first year list was "There is no need to have an your position is academic," President at a reception dur- sold seeds, persuading • Asch said 25 persons were arrested in the Union County made possible by a surplus of 80 foot roadway. There is no Mayor Baxter responded. He The course, which is.offered ing the now chief executive's Brooklynites to grow their area, seven others in Hudson County and the last suspect in funds from the federal grant need—and indeed no sense—to said too many hours of work at the New York Hospital, • visit to New Jersey. own tomatoes. San Juan, P.R. Additional arrests are expected before the for the first year program. have a widened roadway lead- had been put into it for the trains students to perform Mr. Smith, who admitted Now, three decades later, week is out, he said, and more cars may be recovered. Four additional properties ing up to the bridge (at Ft borough to stop now. rescue techniques similar to being a bit "disappointed" he concludes with a grin: An FBI spokesman said the massive operation was based had been on the list originally, Monmouth) and a bot- "I'm here to protect Mrs. those practiced on the tele- himself in watching Mr. Nixon "I figured if I could sell in the RiiW Auto Wreckers facilitity in Rahway and was alle- but were cut for lack of funds tleneck." Ratti's rights," Mr. Norton vision Show "Emergency," on the 1960 television debate seeds in Brooklyn. I can sell gedly tied to work done there. and remain in the second year . Mr. Norton also charged said. "We're not trying to stop which deals with paramedics. with the late President John insurance anywhere." 21 Tit Dafly Register, Red Bank-MlddJeUmn, N.J. Friday, March 23,1173 Alabama Surprises Minnesota; Virginia Tech Edges Fairfield

NEW YORK (AP) — It was came in only when Alabama Minnesota's power against had cut into the Gopher lead. Alabama's finesse, the ham- When Behagen came back mer vs. the scalpel. into the game, Minnesota had But the handle fell off the a 5S-51 lead. Then Ellis took hammer and Minnesota got charge. The 5-foot-10 back- the axe. court reserve scored six "1 never thought we could points and directed a fast- do It," said Alabama Coach C. breaking offense that buried M. Newtown after his poised the Gophers under the 16-0 Crimson Tide stunned 10th- spree. ranked Minnesota 89-65 in the The runoff gave the Crim- National Invitation Tourna- son Tide a 87-59 lead with one ment last night. minute remaining in the No one else thought that game. Alabama could do it, either. Minnesota, which shot al- The Crimson Tide was a five- most 50 per cent from the point underdog before the field in the first half, could game, but looked like a world- hardly buy a basket in the beater afterward. second. One of the reasons "Alabama never quit," said was Wendell Hudson's defen- Minnesota Coach BUI Mussel- sive job on Minnesota's Clyde man. "They're a very con- Turner after intermission. sistent team and they put a lot "Putting Hudson against of pressure on us In the sec- Turner was a turning point," ond half." said Newton. "I know he The.Gophers appeared too didn't get 15 points in the sec- overpowering for the South- ond half." eastern Conference represen- tatives. When Alabama's Turner who had scored 15 smaller team came within before intermission, wound up four points of their lead in the with 21 overall. His total led first half, the Big Ten Brutes the losers, who went home to used their massive front line Minnesota with a 21-5 record. to control the game and peel Hudson had 20 for Alabama, 22- off eight straight points. It was 6. The second game was INHISil 43-31 Minnesota at the half just as exciting — and noisier and looked like it would stay — than the first. A crowd of SEASONS that way. 17,640 rocked the Garden with cheers for Fairfield. Then the Tide literallly itriHTHELM. turned. The Gophers saw the Virginia Tech, another five- ,12-point bulge wilt in the heat point favorite, had its hands COX HAS DIR- of an Alabama charge led by full with the team from Con- reserve guard Paul Ellis. Ala-' necticut. The Gobblers needed . - APWIrtphole ECTS 225 bama scored 16 straight two foul shots apiece by Craig points while Minnesota scored Lieder and Bobby Stevens in NEW DANCE CRAZE — Foirfleld University's Tom Duffy (45) locks an- 1/ICrORIES/ none In an eight-minute period the last two minutes to nail it kles with Virginia Tech's Ed Frazier (20) during last night's NIT quarter- near the end and it was all down. finals at Madison Square Garden. The ankle lock resulted In a loose ball. . over for the favorites. "Their biggest asset," said Musselman, "is their poise." The victory moved Ala- Elder Leads New Orleans bama into tomorrow's semi- NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Lee Elder, who innocently be- finals at Madison Square Gar- The group at 69 included Lou Graham, Tommy Aaron, came the center of a racial controversy involving the Masters, den against Virginia Tech, a Larry Wood and Jim Ahern, Billy Casper took a 70 and Arnold took a giant step toward winning his way into the staid, old 77-76 victor over Fairfield in Palmer a 72, Gary Player, winner of this tournament a year golf classic yesterday when he forged into the first-round lead the second quarter-final game ago, and Lee Trevino are not competing. Yanks'Blustering Bats in the Greater New Orleans Open with a brilliant 65. last night. Matawan's Tom Ulozas, former Bamm Hollow Country Could Be First Club pro, was far oft the pace with a 39-39-78. The other semifinal game Elder, one of the few blacks on the pro golf tour, could be- r tomorrow matches Notre Elder called his effort on the 7,080-yard Lakewood Country come the first of his race to play in the Masters at Augusta, Dame and North Carolina, Club course "my most solid round of the year." He missed Befuddle Sox Bahnsen Ga., if he is able to hold his lead through three more rounds of only one fairway and one green, didn't make a bogey and kept teams that won quarter-final this tournament that offers $125,000 in prize money. By Tfce Associated Press lied for five runs in the eighth against Don Wilson with a games earlier in the week. hitting his approaches dead on the flagstlck. "I want to play In the Masters," Elder said, "but I won't The New York Yankees, inning and then scored three double and scored on rookie He made only one long putt, a 25-footer, for a birdie on the Minnesota had controlled change my game plan: I won't let it put any extra pressure on who jumped on former team- times in the bottom of the 10th Dan Driessen's single, break- ninth hole. Thest came after his approaches left him within re- the game at the start, work- me." mate Stan Bahnscn several for an 8-7 victory over the ing a 3-3 tie. Singles by Cesar ing like precision mechanics latively short range. The controversy developed last week when Rep. Herman times last season, did it again Kansas City Royals. Geronlmo and Darrcl Chaney around the basket in the first He missed from six feet on the second hole, then punched Badillo, D-N.Y., and 17 other congressmen petitioned the Mas- yesterday. They pounded out After the Royals scored brought Driessen around with half. However, Ron Behagen's an eight iron to within two feet and made it on the third. ters to offer Elder a special invitation. The Masters declined. 18 hits, including homers by twice in the top of the 10th, what proved to be the winning early foul trouble was an After missing another short one, he wedged to four feet on Elder then was quoted as charging the Masters with Otto Velez and Ron Swoboda, Bob Robertson led off the bot- run. Cincinnati wiped out a 3-1 omen of things to come. the sixth, then missed again — this time from five feet — on changing their rules to exclude blades. Elder denied making the tom half of the inning with a Houston lead in the fifth when the eighth. and routed the Chicago White Behagen, Minnesota's lead- statement and said: "If I were offered a special invitation, I single, moved to second when Pete Rose hit a two-run Starts String • ' Sox 12-1 in an exhibition base- ing scorer and one of its top wouldn't accept it. I'll make it on my own." ball game. Chuck-Goggin walked and homer. defensive players, had four The-25-footer on the ninth started a string of three In a Elder held a two-stroke lead over Bert Yancey and Tom Bahnsen, making his second scored on a single by Richie The Boston Red Sox collect- fouls by the half and was vir- row. He came within six inches of making eagle two with a start since reporting late to Zisk. ed 12 hits while Ray Culp, tually ineffective the rest of Watson, who were tied at 67. ' • five iron shot on the 10th hole end wedged to eight feet on the spring training, was touched „, Vic Davaillo then got an in- Craig Skok and Bob Bolin lim- the way.- He sat out 13 min- Just one more stroke off the pace were Jack Nicklaus and llth. for three runs and 10 hits in field hit to load the bases be- ited Minnesota to three sin- utes of the second half and Babe Hiskey. Nicklaus, who has had his problems in recent The other birdies came on putts of four and two feet at the weeks, had eight birdies en route to his 68. five innings. Bart Johnson fore Fernando Gonzales sin- gles in defeating the Twins 9- 13th and 15th. was roughed (or three runs in gled to drive in the tying and 0. the eighth on Velez' 450-foot winning runs. Minnesota's Dick. Woodson Boynton homer plus doubles by Hal The Cincinnati Reds bun- did not allow a hit over the Lanier and Ron Blomberg. ched four hits after two were first three innings but then Skip Pillock was victimized out in the sixth inning to score gave up five singles, a walk Suffers for six runs in the ninth, three two runs and defeat the Hous- and two sacrifice flies as Bos- on Swoboda's home run. ton Astros 5-4. ton scored five runs in the The Pittsburgh Pirates ral- Tony Perez started the rally fourth. 1st Loss A two-run single by Don LOWELL, Mass - Fred Baylor highlighted a three-run Boynton of Red Bank, holder third inning as the Baltimore of the New Jersey 147-pound Orioles defeated the Los An- Golden Gloves Championship, geles Dodgers 4-1. The Dod- tasted defeat for the first time gers committed four'errors as in his short career here all the Orioles' runs were Wednesday night. unearned. Fighting in the 46th annual Greg Luzinski hit a two-run Tournament of Champions at homer in the sixth Inning and Lowell Memorial Auditorium, contributed a key single in the 'Boynton lost in the quarter-fi- 10th to lead the Philadelphia nals to Victor McGlonn of Mil- Phillies to a 4-3 victory over waukee, Wise. The decision BY: Weyerhaeuser • U.S. Plywood the New York M'fets. was close and could have Plygems • Georgia Pacific gone either way, according to observers. We carry a complete stock of The loss to McGlonn was in paneling from 2.95 to 14.95 Boynton's second fight of the day. Earlier, he had deci- OVER 10Q PANELS ON IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE sioned Jim Korb of Knoxville, DISPLAY FULL SIZE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Tenn., for his 17th straight win. In his first fight, Tuesday night, Boynton defeated Ger- A Weyerhaeuser ald Nelson of Buffalo for his Woodglo® Paneling 16th consecutive win. 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u By CHUCK TR1BLEB0RN scoring total of 530 by Tony Rediger two years ago. against "B" Division foes. The only loss came in that all seven championship games were televised Register Spits Etttwr Another Register honoree, Matawan Regional^ the finals of the Casey Holiday Festival Tourna- for the first time by the Channels 52 and 23.. .An Jim Dwyer, an All-Honmouth second team football ment to Red Bank Regional. educated guess has the state finals returning to At- 1 The Chuck Wagon This "a that from here 'n* there... selection at tackle last fall, has signed a letter of Names to remember for the future include lantic City's Convention Hall next year, with all While powerful Bishop Eustace prevented Red intent to attend Colorado State University on a IIIIUIMUIIIIIIIIIIIIUII John Hage, the leading scorer with 18 a game, and title contests scheduled for the daytime hours. s Bang Catholic from a state basketball champion- scholarship next fall.. .Long Branch's Kevin Bova, Biscayne (Fla.) College varsity records as a fresh- Vaughn Skidmore, who averaged 15. Capt. Tony CtllegialePlpeUae ; ship, the Casey cagers will go down as one of the a two-time Register All-County baseball choice, man. "Accurate Eddie's" season field goal per- DeSarno and George Avallone also averaged In Jeff Rush, Monmouth College's 6-7 sophomore, ; finest in the school's history. Coach Joe Kristofik's has left for Sarasota, Fla., to join the Kansas City centage (59 3) and free throw accuracy (86.6) double figures, while John Scottland and Joe was named to the Jersey City State all-opponent ; club established two school records, its 20-8 record Royals' minor league training base after working should rank him among the top 20 college division Grasso hit for eight a game. basketball team.. .Bill Koch of Little Silver, for- j erasing the previous all-time victory total of 17 and out at Monmouth College the past month. Accord- marksmen in the nation. He also figures to be the. State Twiney Postscripts mer Christian Brothers Academy athlete, has , most points in one game, 105, against St. Mary's of ing to LBHS coach Mike Marchitto, Bova received only player to be on the field goal and free throw Bishop Eustace's 116-point output in the Paro- switched his talents from basketball to tennis at •} South Amboy in the South Jersey Parochial "B" a raise from the Royals, despite a sub-par perform- listings. Zukowski averaged 14.5 points a game, as chial "B" championship over Our Lady of the Val- the U.S. Military Academy. Rich figures to semi-final. ance after signing last summer. Marchitto believes Biscayne finished with an 18-6 record. ley, Orange, was a state tournament record and a rank among the Cadets top three netmen after ; RBC, which shot 49 per cent from the field and Bova left for camp with a more mature attitude Shore Conference foes apparently aren't going new school mark. Eustace's previous high point playing in the number two slot for the Army Piebes •averaged 75 points a gameduring the season, was this year. ., to find it easy to dethrone Ocean Township's cham- mark was the 115 piled up against Red Bank Catho- a year ago.. .Jeff Reed of Rumson and Skip Snable ; led by a Daily Register All-Monmouth County first And the All-Monmouth beat goes on. Ed Zu- pwnship basketball team next year — and beyond, lic in 1959;. .Attendance for the finals at Princeton of Leonardo have earned varsity swimming letters .team choice, senior Paul McGuiness, whose 531 kowski, (64), a first team Register basketball se- The Spartans' freshman squad finished the best University's Jadwin Gym, disappointingly down, at Grinnell and Bowling Green Colleges, respec- points eclipsed the previous Casey single season lection out of St. Rose last winter, established two season in the school's history, 21-1 and a perfect 14 led to a probe to the reasons. One may be the fact tively. IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll fW Circuit Trio Ratelle's 40th Helps Rangers Snuff Flames ATLANTA (AP) - Jean Stars, 5-3, in a penalty-filled PHILADELPHIA (AP) - To Test Ocean Ratelle scored his 40th goal of game. The Philadelphia Flyers * Ocean Township, champion an excellent year for Shore Bruce Shfimin, a .325 batter the season last night as the Bucyk, in his 17th year in clinched a playoff berth in the : of the Shore Conference "B" baseball. The area seems last year, could be a topnotch New York Rangers trimmed the NHL, poked in two short Western Division by burying , Division lastyear, won't have loaded with good teams," Ol- catcher for the Spartans. He the Atlanta'Flames, 4-1, in goals — the first on a short the Vancouver Canucks, 9-0. - to worry about Red Bank Re- - shan noted.. was the backup man to Barn- National Hockey League ac- pass from behind the net by The win gave the Flyers 79 gional or Freehold during this The veteran Spartan mentor ey Labella last year. Labella tion. Bobby Orr and the second points and pulled them even year's quest for another base- listed Monmouth and Rumson was the Register's second Ratelle's goal came early in about 1% minutes later from with Minnesota in second ball title, but at least three as the top challengers, but team All-County choice. the third period and increased 10 feet in front of the net. The place, the North Stars have ...other teams have stepped in Olshan has a solid infield, a 2-1 New York advantage. goals were Bucyk's 38th and played two more games. „ to take the challenge. the balance of'the league. but is worried about hitting. The victory left the Rangers 39th of the year. "'• While Red Bank moves to. Olshan lost a host of stars to Kevin Meseroll is at short, tied with the Boston Bruins the "C" Division and Free- graduation — those included Dennis Vincent at third and A. for second place in the NHL hold to "D," Monmouth Re- were Daily Register All-Mon- Gary Savoth, a good sticker, KevtaJokatM Kevin CalUun East Division. gional, long-time member of mouth County first team se- is at second. Vincent is a pro Monmoath Regional Rantson-Filr Haves the league, looms as a major lections Bruce Cannell, Jay prospect in Olshan's opinion. After a scoreless first peri- od, Keith McCreary gave At- strength. Wilderotter and Helmut Kin- Chuck Kasky, the left field- The Bulldogs have a solid call. Rich.Gabriel and Rich lanta a brief lead until Billy hofer. ' er, must have a good year at pitching staff, led by veteran Bishop are Central's top Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Fairbairn scored for the But Olshan isn't ready to the plate in order for the Steve McCormack. pitchers, and both have ex- gional, back in the Shore Con- Rangers midway in the sec- surrender the flag yet. Chuck Spartans to repeat. Kasky is a McCormack won five games perience. Dave Hardie, a ference after a seven-year ab- ond period. Walt Tkaczuk The Yoga Center Simon, a veteran 6-8 hurler, three-year man. for coach Hal Lorme and was sophomore, is the third hurl- sence.should add to Spartan added another New York goal who won seven of eight deci- a consistent stick. er. He was 3-0 last year and 23 BROAD ST. RED BANK coach Bob Olshan's worries, Larry Feigenbaum, last shortly before the period en- sions last year, is the front- Jim Finn enters his fourth chucked a no hitter. while Central Regional, a me- year's top jayvee batter, is in ded. diocre "C" team last year, is line pitcher, while Jeff Hunt center field and Bill Gray will year on the Bulldog roster. He Here's how The Register will pitch and roam the out- loaded with youth and talent, and Nick Fiorello, two lefties, be stationed in right field. staff picks them... In the third period, Ratelle Hatha Yoga and will add to the "B" ex- will add to the mound punch. FalcoBS Have Vets field along with John Emory, and Mike Murphy added a a sophomore who impressed 1. Mramonth Reg. If one talented pitcher is pair of scores to insure New - citement. Both Hunt and Fiorello will Lorme last year on the frosh 2. Oceaa Twp. worth a thousand smiles to a York's triumph. Meditation "It's going to be tough to find job openings on off days team. 3. Ramsra-F.H. Reg. defend the title," said a con- either at first base or in the high school baseball coach, 4. Central Reg. Nutrition Pete Ellison will provide Brain Beat Stars cerned Olshan. "This could be outfield. then two should make him 5. Jackson Twp. more punch at the plate and BOSTON (AP) - Veteran DAY OR EVENING CLASSES - CHILDREN. TEENAGE, ADULT hysterical. Monmouth Region- (. Lakewood Johnny Bucyk scored twice in al's mentor Vince Sprouls has on the mound and Mike Ol- MEN'S CLASS shan, a junior, will get a 7. Manasqnan the. second period as Boston CRUISE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION the task of holding back the 8.Howell defeated the Minnesota North belly laughs when he releases crack at a starting spot. Gene Ruff in and Dave Case to A lot of the speed on the* the league race. Both are se- base paths last year was a re- WE OFFER niors with gobs of experience, sult of the running ability of AUTHORIZED and should go nicely with a BUI Davidson. Davidson, a se- COMPASS hard-hitting club. nior in his third year, stole 19 of 21 bases. He will play cen- Ruffin is a good stick, but REPAIR SERVICE ter field and may rotate at Kevin Johnson, a first-team third with Jeff Pezzuti. member of The Daily Regis- ter's All-Monmouth County Rebels Rebuild ensemble a year ago, led the Coach Joe DeRosa, starting WE ALSO REPAIR team in hitting. The batting his second season at the How- OTHER NAUTICAL mainstay will be stationed in ell helm, after a 1M debut, is INSTRUMENTS, center field. rebuilding virtually from INCLUDING SHIPS A major thorn in the side of scratch. BELLS. CLOCKS, the Falcons is the absence of Only one starter, senior BAROMETERS catcher Colin Cross. Cross, shortstop John Kazulen who AND SEXTANTS. one of the many top-flight hit around the .300 mark, re- backstops last year, has de- turns. Another letterwinner AMERICAN MOTORS cided not to play this time in reserve is outfielder Gene sales are up around. Hampton, also a senior. The job is up in the air with 56% WE SERVICE ANY TIMEPIECE, three boys nibbling for the Two righthanders and as many lefthanders make up in the INCLUDING ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC TIME PIECES. spot. Tito Rodriguez and Ro- ger Stein, both seniors, will the Rebels' young and in- New York, All Work Done on Premises experienced pitching staff. Se- vie, along with junior Jack New Jersey, Paul. nior southpaw Ray Fisher ap- Connecticut C PETERSON, Bill Bebout is the Falcon peared in four games last third baseman, and three-year year, while Robbie Boldyrew Metro Area. 30 WHITE ST. 741-5588 RED BANK and Jim Oakes, both junior varsity infielder Bill Nulty re- (January, 1973) turns to third base. righties, and sophomore lefty Bulldogs Potent Jim Osborne, are up from the 1 Kevin Callinan, a Register junior varsity, nine. first-team All-Monmouth Central Steps Up PANELING SPECIALS catcher last year, is the fea- The reason for all the op- I tured attraction at Rumson- timism in the Central camp is Fair Haven Regional. Calli- the return «f seven lettermen. SAGEBRUSH nan batted .439 as a junior and Al Kunzman, the Eagle had a slugging average of coach, couldn't hide his tick- 4x8 Sheet .833. led feelings when taking roll Wood Veneer Reg. 55.99 COOL IT NOW! 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Friday, March 23.1S73 6a»iBlu««inBinriiiii»mfwB March's Lion Ranney Student Briefly In Deaf Olympics Breaks Blitz ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Toe American Athletic As- Last weekend should have line running across the river sociation of the Deaf, Inc., Speaking been the first in a long series from Buena Vista Avenue to has announced that Roberta of striped bass blitzes in the the Middletown 'shore, west- Weitze, of 20 Belvidere Road, surf. Everything was right — erly to an imaginery line run- here, has been selected to especially the temperature of ning across the river to the Nays compete in the World Games Fox the water. Middletown shore from Had- for the Deaf, to be held in Then, a prediction which don Park. Malmo, Sweden, in May. Mays' Status Clouded Fox Leaves Game appeared earlier in this col- All fish are to be officially Roberta, daughter of Fred- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Willie CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Nellie umn came true. March, which measured and recorded at the erick W. Weitze, is a senior at Mays, the New York Mets' 41-year-old All-Star Fox, coach of the Houston Astros and Most came in like a lamb, turned Fair Haven Hardware Store, the Ranney School, New question mark, developed trouble with his Valuable Player in the American League in into a lion and ruined what River Road, and must be Shrewsbury, and according to fragile knee and his throwing arm yesterday. 1959 while with the Chicago White Sox, said could have been a beautiful caught by hook and line. Russell G. Ranney, principal, yesterday he is retiring from baseball. weekend. Monthly cash prizes of $5 He did not suit up for the exhibition game AlHtny is "one of our best students." with the Philadelphia Phillies, won in ID in- Fox, 45, said at his home near here thathe Flounder fishermen were will be awarded for the larg- Miss Weitze has been se- nings by the Phils 4-3. Instead, he had fluid felt no animosity toward the Astors, doing well Saturday morning est saltwater and freshwater lected as the only female drained from his bothersome left knee and got "I've just had it, living out of a suitcase;" until the winds kicked up and fish. Largest fish will mean Advisory table tennis player on the an injection from a doctor in his right arm. Fox said. "I'm at the point where I can retire sent them packing. the longest. four-person U.S. team in the The breakdown throws a blanket of doubt and I am. This year I plan to take things mniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiimniiin The largest fish caught dur- games now known as the over Willie's prospects of opening the season in easy." ing the season will be re- "Deaf Olympics." She is anx- the outfield for the Mets and possibly seeing Surf, Field warded with a $10 cash prize. Capacity ious to compete in the table much valuable service during the 1973 cam- Sister, 80, Serious It's always nice to be able tennis competition because of RebertaWeltie paign. RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Mo. (AP) - and Stream to find a spot where fish al- ForHoray the prestige which it holds for George Sisler, who was elected to baseball's |i|i|ipiiiniiiui iiiiiiiiiuiiinnpniniiiii ways seem to be located, but handicapped people. Fort Ladies Aquarockets Qualify Hall of Fame in 1939, was reported in serious Now we.looked forward to places such as these are rare WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - Under the sponsorship of indeed. Maybe with a little Al Horay, bureau manager the Ranney School, funds are Prepare Season " HIGHTSTOWN - Fourteen members of condition yesterday at Si. Mary's Health Cen- another weekend with less help concerning places where and outdoor writer for The being solicited from inter- the Red Bank Community YMCA's Aquaro- ter here. confidence due to the cool FT. MONMOUTH - The fish like to spend time, you Daily Register, has been list- ested people, commercial en- ckets' girls swimming team qualified for to- Sisler, who will be 80 years old Saturday, spell which has hit the area. Fort Monmouth 18-hole lady can be more successful and ed as the Garden State's ad- terprises and from religious morrow's North-South Area Championships at has been a patient at the hospital since Sun- The Long Branch Pier is golfers will kick off their sea- enjoy your favorite sport viser for Deer Sportsman of and fraternal organizations. Peddie School here in the Northern Sectionals day. Hospital spokesman said only that he was still offering free fishing, but son Tuesday, AprU 3, at Gibbs" even more. America, a new nationwide The sum of $2,000 is required the past two weekends at the Lodi Boys Club. in generally rundown condition. this will probably be the final Hall with a golf breakfast at 9 Submerged rock piles are a deer hunters fraternity, and to pay Roberta's expenses for They are Janet Stolowski, Pat Whelchel, weekend for free bees. Ling a.m. have been active at the pier favorite spot because they its magazine, Deer Sports- the trip. The USA team gets Judy Groff and Joan Schaffer in the 15-17 age U.S. Swim Record man. Plans for the season will be after dark. When the whiting harbor small food fish and no financial aid from the gov- discussed, and there, will be group; Chris Bowden and Cindy Iadanza, 13- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Southern Cal- crayfish. Shallow weedy bars start to bite, the admission The new hunters' club was ernment or any other group. an informal play after the 14; Dana Million, Dana Morton, Liza Groff and ifornia's Steve Furniss, a bronze medal winner also harbor food fish, produc- will too. launched this month with the Contributions, which are tax meeting for those who care to Jane Marshall, 1112, and Nancy Wilson, Lis in the last year's Olympic Games, set an ing good feeding areas. first edition of the unit's Holland, Diana Kedrowsky and Andrea Bor- Once the surf clears up, the deductibel, may be sent to the play. American record in the 200-yard individual The mouth of a creek is usu- magazine. den, 10-under. night owl whiting run will be- Ranney School and receipts Reservations must be made medley last night but powerful Indiana built a ally a good bet because food Horay, a longtime Register Alternates are Candy Shaw, Nancy Whel- gin, making it one of the will be given. Any money re- before Friday, March 30. substantial lead in the 50th National Collegiate earliest in quite some time, washed into lakes creates staffer, is an avid hunter and ceived above the $2,000 re- chel, Diane Addonizio, Slina Ross and Betsey Athletic Association swimming and diving food feeding areas too. camper. He is also a former Nugett. and one hot spot seems to be quired will be forwarded to championships. the Atlantic Highlands Pier. state conservation officer in the American Athletic Associ- -INDOOR Furniss was clocked in 1:51.385, breaking Dunking worms at high tide at HYAA to Hold New Jersey. ation for the Deaf. Garden State Pays the previous American and NCAA mark set the bay shore of Keansburg last year by Gary Hall of Indiana, who finished CAMDEN (AP) - The Garden State Rac- and Leonardo could prove suc- Coaches Classic second last night in 1.52.051. cessful. HOBIE CAT HEADQUARTERS ing Association will have to pay up to $31.5 mil- HOLMDEL - A basketball New Jersey's lion for an out of court settlement of a suit Contest Opens game, scheduled to become TENNIS Jets'Snell Retires Largest Dealer brought by a group of stockholders who sought The Rumson-Fair Haven an annual event, has been 14 ft. & 16 it. its liquidation. NEW YORK (AP) - Matt Snell, veteran PBA, Local 184, will open its planned by the Holmdel Youth The settlement was announced yesterday fullback of the New York Jets, announced his annual Policemen's Ben- Activities Association for 80 BOATS and calls for the association to pay $2,100 to retirement from pro football1 yesterday after evolent Association Fishing March 30, at 8 p.m. at the Just Arrived-All Colors the stockholders for each share they own. The an outstanding, but injury-plagued nine-year Contest April 1 (continues Holmdel Intermediate school. PARTS & REPAIRS attorney for the group, Joseph S. Gelb of Vine- career. through Sept. 30) for Fair Appropriately named The Other New & Used Boats In Stock land, said between 10,000 and 15,000 shares are Snell, 32, was the American Football Haven boys and girls up to 16 Coaches Classic, this game EASY TERMS involved. League's Rookie of the Year in 1964 after gain- years of age. Contestants will will pit the cpaches and assis- The association owns the Garden Stale ing 948 yards, still a club record. He was a not be eligible upon their 17th tant coaches of the third- aliaire racquet Race Track and the Cherry Hill Inn and prize catch in the war between the AFL and birthday. fourth and seventh and eighth Surf Sailing Cherry Hill Lodge, both in Cherry Hill. It also the National Football League that eventually All fish of the monthly con- grade leagues against the 1008 Richmond Ave.(H'way 35 So.) club holds part interest in the Churchill Downs and test are to be caught within coaches and assistants of the FOR INfORMftnoS: Conuci led to a merger and the Jets outbid the cross- Point Pleasant Beach, H.J. Steven Smith P.O. Box 316, Santa Anita race tracks and several real es- town rival New York Giants for him after He the limits of the Borough of fifth and sixth grades and se- Dial 892-8303 Wall, N.|. 07719 ot telephone tate development companies. graduated from Ohio State, Fair Haven, or in the Naves- nior leagues. • Open'Til 9 Dally Inc. 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Just send Jomes Dorren (Bresnohan) 5-1 4tn - TROT IM PurM 1M0 T-l:».l LOCAl AGENCIES LeNgh Local (King Jrl 10-1 Gun Toter (Morono) 4.40 3.00 2.20 the box top plus your name and ad- ntl —PACE IM 4000 The Consort (Lohmeyer) 3.40 3.20 dress to Scotts, P.O. Box 2087 Rock Torpa (H Fltlon) 5-2 Tyynnle Tyndole (Gray) 4.40 • FRF.F, INSPECTION Sammy PCE (Fltipotrlck) 7-2 Exocta 5-1 1».» Island, III. 61206. Your refund check Clorldge (Greene) 4-1 Irh - PACC IM Punt ItM T-l:0» THMS.VNDSOF victorious Bobby (Soplenlo) 6-1 will be mailed promptly. Refund re- Bavshore Duke (Torre) 6-1 Doc Von (Gray) 4.20 2.60 2.40 quest must be postmarked by June HOMES Chlnco Oane (Thomas) 8-1 Sprlnolleld Smith (Coord) 3.60 2.80 MrCESSFlLH Killer Run (Aldrlch) : 12-1 Pro volo (Gately) 4.20 30.1973. Limit 6 boxes per family. Mlohty Obrlen (Luchento) 12-1 EiactaMM.W Offer void where prohibited, taxed or TREATED . assist and fee sessions and group dis- farewell lunch at noon at the Ave. Finkel was killed in action in take part in the mission! Dur- cussions. Sea Bright Church Highlands Church. It was the first B'nai B'rith World War II and the lodge Symposium ing their stay, they will live in was renamed to perpetuate the homes of members of both his memory. Today's mem- Ends Sunday churches. bership stands at 450. Louis H. Karb was first RED BANK — A panel dis- Members and friends of president. Irwin Wiener is cussion centering on the both 'churches are invited by current president. theme "Red Bank — A Mis- the Rev. Mr. Applegate to sion Field!" is scheduled Sun- At the breakfast meeting, day from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Church Plans, Norman Buckner, executive final session of the 1973 Mis- director of district 'i of the In- sionary Symposium at the Dinner-Dance ternational B'nai B'rith, will only induct the following new KEANSBURG - A dinner- Work and worry (re* ' First Baptist Church, Maple members: LATC tMINO and Oakland Aves. dance marking the first anni-- complelt annual program Dr. Jay Bruce Bosniak, Ir- lKPl The panel members will dis- versary of the building of its ving Borek, Lewis Brickman, fmtlu M-lO-ie cuss their reactions to the new sanctuary will be held by • OOOPOQQQOOO.OOQQOOOOQQ. F«rfluSI\ Mark Cohen, Alex Daledow- N[«rf*me)U.F, problems and needs presented the Keansburg United Meth- CMnchtu|C«nlMl ich, David Keld, Abe Fisher, in the four previous sessions odist Church Friday, March SPECIAL 30, at 8 p.m. in Buck Smith's, Lester Gerber, George Kop- lUMMKR . of the symposium. AERATING & East Keansburg. stein. Dr. Lewis J. Mufson, FwoflM C«nlr*l The panel will consist of POWER ROLLING ChMch tug C«rt*l The Rev. Newton W. Grei- William Richter. Benjamin lt*4 Mrs. Peggy Barlow, Joseph r p ner, pastor of the church Kigber, Jeffrey Sussman, Sey- *t Auatt - Fiar, Mrs. Elsie Barrett, •I111 II Up T« 4111 since 1964, will be master of mour Sussman, Joseph Silver- 9S fl tied A«MMul "Bud" Miller, Joseph Moore- berg, Dr. Steven S. .Stein, n. u. t«*«nf if* ceremonies. HHitikn VHh Y.u* and Frank Swenson. A cov- 19 I ( ptr1MM.ll.) An ad journal listing church Henry L. Silverman, Barnett ered dish supper will precede ••(•ft Slut Or«M sponsors and boosters is being Singer, Jacob Schein, Herman the program from 6 to 6:30 prepared. The church hopes Taylor. Robert Wcinber, Jo- p.m. to raise $5,000 to reduce its seph Weinstein, Harry Witkin Graded sessions will be of-, debt. and Louis Zachs. fered for primaries, juniors RtgKltr stuff Pholo Tickets for the dinner may CANTORS JOIN IN SONG — Cantor Sidney Scharff left, of Congregation .. and junior highs, senior highs be had from co-chairmen and adults. Child care will be B'nai Israel, Rumson, headed a concert by the New Jersey Region of the Wt'll TAKE CARE Of Charles Lube and Harry Gra- iCantors Concert Ensemble conducted by Cantor Leopold Edelstein of provided. The public may at- ham and at the church. ANSWERING YOUR PHONE tend. ^ Perth Amboy, right. They were joined at Congregation B'nai Israel's au- • 24 HOUR ditorium by 22 participating cantors who rendered solos and ensembles of ANSWERING SERVICE liturgical, Israeli and Yiddish folk selections. More than 200 persons at- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH tended. (All of Monmouth County 6/1-9200 CALL 747-2183 1475W6SI Front Street 741-8092 Lincrolt Rev. Harold R. Dean, Minister 2 Films to Be Cited 10:00 A.M. FORMAL SERVICE NEW YORK (AP) - When Dr. William Kore, head of an "It is through man's re- 11:30 A.M. INFORMAL SERVICC the nation's major religious interdenominational film com- sponse to other men that we SPEAKER DR. ROBERT SITTLEMAN organizations, Protestant, Ro- mission. see God's action in life." PHILOSOPHY PROFESSOR man Catholic and Jewish, By such criteria, the three NEWARK STATE COLLEGE pick their choice movie fare, branches of faith join next it usually is not overtly reli- week in making their 1972 In- TOPIC: "PHILOSOPHY OF ART" Tom Clegg gious. terreligious Film Awards to In fact, they generally find two motion pictures, "The You are invited to hear the sermon that the Hollywood films in- Talks Set Emigrants," a story of a fam- at this Sunday's Worship Service, 11:00 AM tended to be explicitly reli- ily newly come to the United gious are actually less so, For Sunday States, and "Sounder," a por- "BABY TALK" basically, than some others. trayal of a poor black young- "What we're looking for are RED" BANK - Educator ster's achievement of dignity Tom Clegg is scheduled to (the rudiments ol speaking in tongues) films that from the standpoint. through his parent's love. of the Judeo-Christian per- speak twice Sunday at the First Baptist Church. As generally has been the Evening Service (7:00) spective, illuminate the hu- case with previous films sin- His subject for the 11 a.m. man condition," says the Rev. gled out by the religious service will be "The Influence "New Mood to Murder: Abortion" groups as the year's best, nei- of Technology on 20th Century ther of those honored this Man." Men's Club time are specifically religious. LINCROFT BIBLE CHURCH At 2:30 p.m.. he will speak 1209 West Front St. Llncroft To Have Social on "Can a Christian Realisti- Rev. James H. Persons, Pastor LONG BRANCH - The cally Cope with the Culture Men's t'lub of Congregation Shock?" Rabbi to Give FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Brothers of Israel will have Mr. Clegg is a candidate for Atop Tower Hill another in its scries of.mem- PhD in biochemistry at 'Tennis' Talk bership socials tomorrow at Princeton, is a college lectur- ELBEROX - Rabbi Joseph WONDERLAWN... Red Bank Harding Road H:3U p.m. in the Lagowitz Au- er, and student of Dr. Francis Goldman will lead Sabbath ditorium, H5 Socnnd Ave. Schaeffer. He is described by Eve services at Temple Beth FOR FAMILIES WHO ENJOY THEIR LAWN You are cordially invited Paul Rappaport, a vice the Rev. David L. Fish, pas- Miriam tonight at 8:30. It's not dilficult to grow. And a Wonderlawn requires less elfort to maintain. You don't have to be a pro to grow It. That's why to worship with us president of the club, is in tor, as "A popular speaker He will speak on "It's Easy n«guiaiiy 6.25 Now only families who maintain their own lawn choose charge of the program, which among young adults because to Play Tennis if You're an NEXT SUNDA? - 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. of his ability to relate science, Wonderlawn Utility, formula. II matures rapidly, looks will provide events including Observant Jew." Cantor Wal- great, takes traffic. Use it Iron! and back, in sun Dr. Webster willpreach group participation and ethics, theology and philoso- ter Blazer will participate in and shade, lor new lawns, lor reseeding and on third of Lenten Series awards for winners. phy into a practical world the service with the liturgical improving old lawns. Jerome Englehart, club view." responses. "TH81 BELIEVE ABOUT THE WNi OF GOD" AVAILABLE AT ALL WONDERLAWN DEALERS president, invites the entire The public may attend the The candlelighter will be covers 2,500 aquart 'Ml Anthems by the Tower Hill Choir membership to join in what he afternoon session. There will Mrs. Julius E. Flink. Mr. under direction o! Or. Cart F. Mueller says is a unique program be a lime (or question-answer Flink will read the in- ChIM em pfevlitad. planned by Mr, Rappaport. period. troduction to the Kiddush. U HH» Daily Register, Red Bank-MitMIf town. N.I. Friday, March 23, J973 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos for Sale Ust and Found Lest and Found Autos For Sale 1te» VOLK1WAGEH BUG - Dart grt*n. l»t? FORD FALCON WAGOH - UMK. IMI THUNDERSIRD STATION WAGONS Keoier, reor window defroster, AM-FM Mew tires, new battery. Hew Inspection. 1W0 VOLKSWAGEN radio. UJUHtmlln. E>r.ellent condition. A yovnj fMn'l cacar. >2S>. LOSf -~~»tock CDl. wfl* wtitwor, pm. KEWAftD fOR mfoiSXnOH - Lead" g». 7. firm. Call Ul-xn. IW» FO8O GALAXIE 500 - Two-door, Power steering., power dlic brakes, outo- New pelted tires, new disc brakes. Im- I9M CAMARO SS 39t — 375 h.p. Hurst •iortt root, V-f, automatic, radio, heater, mallc. air. speed control. 1750. 67I-3M7. maculate condition, tno. 7I7-P»4. IM4 OLDSMOBILE — Dynamic U. VI, four-ipeed, four Craaar mags, Hooker elaM-trock tope deck, tapes. A-1 shope. IM6 PLYMOUTH FUPY - Six-passenger Public Notices outomatlc, power steering, powep r brakesks, headers, Posl-reor. Very clean. Best of- 74I-O774. station wagon. Automatic, power steering. IMI VOLKSWAGEN - Runs well. CARRYALL 1H4 - Dodge 100 Sport Von. rodlo. heoier. Reliable IronsportatlonIrttl . fer. 471-nta or 17I-23M. Good condition. J550. 671-2641 _ . „_ tor any _ USO Corpetlng. curtains. Very good condition. 11501150 . ClCalll onen r ««:»p.m.» , SMUs" VOLKSWAGEN VAN TYPE BUS 1M3 1972OLDSM0BILE J other Than those incurred by myself. VIC Coll 747-3012 otter 6 p.m. Besfoffer. m-0207. 1971 IMPALA - T«H)oor, with olr condi- IMI FORD VAN — Slx-cyllnder. Cutliu Suprtm I tor Buenahoni. 12 M MM St., Bellerose. IM( CHEVROLET — Two-door. Sl> cylin- tioning. nXKX) miles. IJ200. Coll after s PKone It 1-0550 between 54 p.m. I Mo RAMBLER MARLIN — V-«. auto- lWt CHEVROLET CAPRICE — Four- der, automatic. Good economical cor. p.m. 7I7-OS41. Convertible, gold, while Interl- I ] N.Y. matic. Oood running condition. Asking OLDSMOBILE It* - F-15. Dork tiown '•tts* Victor Buenohofo door hardtop. Automatic, power and air. V». Coll !»IJ5W. with beige roof. Excellent condition. 19*5 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE -All pow- ua. Coll M7-2U2 otter 6 p.m. Good condition. 11300. Call W-iTU. 1971 MAZDA x-2 - Rotary engine coupe. or, while lop. Bucket seal*, l«70 ELECTRA - Full power, air. Four-speed transmission, air, many ex- S1S0J. Cil7»011» er and many extros. Good condition. Sac- PONTIAC IM7 FIREBIRD tras. Cost tun, must sell, I29W. m-IUt. rifice. S35-31B5 weekdays. console, automatic, super Travel—Transportation Mint condition. Best otter. 19U BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM - Four- «75O. VOLKSWAGEM BEETLE — l»70. Coll after 7 p.m., 2M-MM. AM/FM radio, rodlol tires. 3».0OO miles. Mock wheefn, lactory air con- Call »4o J299 door sedan. Air conditioning, power 19«5 MERCURY COMET - Two-door. 2M D A R L A E S E L E C T ( N FLORIDA BOUND"' brakes, steering, windows, seats. Ex Perfect condition. 11275. 54*4441. ^R AH T EES. R A'TC L, F F P O N T ?A C ditioning. Original 10,000 ,| LARGE TRUCK GOING EMPTY 1965 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA — Radio \m TOWNSMAN CHEVROLET —Nlne- cu. In. engine, four-speed transmissionsmsso, INSURED! CALL 7171091 cellent condition. Call 741-ina. poiienger wagon, fully equipped. lll». radio. Excellent conditionconition. BeBeit offeff r over 1971 GREMLIN X — All new tire!, plus Route 36, Ealonlown. 542-7M0 mltet. Ukt ntw. and heater, factory air, four new tires MM0»0 . 344-I6634I600 afteft r SS p.m. First U50. Call 747-2000. Original price U100. Coll 2M-2726. snows. Excellent condition. Asking VIK. IW1 VOLKSWAGEN 411 - four-door it- 1949 VOLKSWAGEN - V-possenoer sta- 1964 CADILLAC — Gold. 1350. Front fend- Call <71-l«l. dan. AM/FM rodlo, rodlol tires. Asklnj "AUTOMOTIVE H72 VOLKSWAGEN 411 tion wagon bus. II69S. BAILLY BROS.. 19M BUICK RIVIERA -43M0 miles. Ex 11600 INC. 19 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red cellent condition. MJOO. er damaged, otherwise, body, point. Inte- IMI REBEL — Stick shift. Exceptionally •2395. Coll 2Z91MS RUSSELL Autos For Sole Call 7I7I8JJ Bonk. W4Wt 531-JM5. After 5,870-1355. rior, excellent condlflon. 671-2493. low mlleoge. Very good running condi- l«0 BARSACUDA ud - Four-speed, 4II» 1W9 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Snow and POHTIAC CATALINA —1962. tion. Coll 717-5411. Shur-grlp, stereo, vinyl top. Good condi- I l«» TRIUMPH SPITFIRE CONVERT- MUSTANG 1H5 — Convertible, six cylin- 1949 CUSTOM 5 PONTIAC — Four-weed. IBLE — Red. Very good condition, lixn. regular tires. Car in good condition. !.71- Good transportation. 1350. 1»65 CHEVROLET IMPALA - tion. Coll 67!-0533. ' der. Many new parts. Blue. U5O. New clutch assembly. Mkhelln X rodlols. medlate sole for best offer. Call StM765. Coll 7479512 | Call eJI-MP. Call 462401] AM/FM. Al running condition. 11350 or Excellent condition. 1)25. 1957 CADILLAC FLEETWUUD belt otter. 7BM5I9 after 5. TRIUMPH 1967 GT-0 FASTBACK 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST - Two-door vi- 747-3W 1250 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Good running condition. U50. nyl hardtop. Radio, heater, olr, S900. Coll Phone 671-0093 1967 FORb~RANCTrw~«o"rT—"tiTfOO l»70 MERCURY MONTEREY - Convert miles. Air conditioned. Good shope. SoOO. Ible. Full power, air conditioned. Asking 1972 BUICK - Skylork GS. Cortel Mid. S3I-3MS. After 5. B70-I3SS. SHELBY 19(7 GT 500 - 421 Cobra Jet.* 1970 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — Ex S3I75. 741-7514. Less than 6000 ml., loaded, mint condition, cellent condition. Low mileage. S2000. best offer. 739-1919, 264-1544. IMi VOLKSWAGEN BUG —. Automatic Power steering, power brakes. Coll 6713257 otter 6 p.m. I9MCHEVELLE SS 383 JERRY BARATTA'S transmission, AM/FM radio,' snow tires. Coll 774-61?5 otter 6 p.m. Four-speed. 390 Posl. WOO. MERCURY COUGAR I9«9 - Two-door Body and engine In excellent condition 1971 NOVA — Six cylinder, stick shin, 1949 OPEL STATION WAGON 74M9J5 hardtop. Air conditioned. Vinyl roof. MM. Call after 5. 747-3060. Very good condition. >US0. Coll 739-2360 Four-speed. 1950. Goad condition. 741-6400 Coll 291 39«l 1H4 IMPALA SS — Air, power brakes, or (70-9131 after 6 p.m. steering, rodlo, heater. Excellent condi- 1970 BUICK - LeSobre. Full power, olr. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IMS BUICK STATION WAGON - Fully 196S MUSTANG CUSTOM GT — Convert- tion. ISOO. M2-4528. Low mlleoge. Vinyl top. Excellent condi- WANTED ible. 219 high performance. New top, tion. Best oner. o7i-0250. Party who needs 100% financing, with no Kjufp>ed—-'"--1.. Excellent condition. Coll 291- shocks, brakes. I57S. Coll 741-2061 after {. 1945 CADILLAC — In perfect shope. money down, on a ]9«s CHEVROLET 1700. 1969 IMPALA — Automatic. Four-door. STATION WAGON. Aulomollc. VI. Power 19SI AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 — New Inlt- WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY Phone 787-3427 Good condition. Asking SI0O0. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycomore steering. 11095. For quick credit O.K., col'rlor. New exhaust. Runs greol. 1325. Co; PONTIAC — 1961 Cotollno. Four-door, 536-3693 i _. _ •^1-4- 1972 •'.::•,. OASIS MOTORS at (Ml! 721-7100. 747-ltu. Shrewsbury, N.J. OVER 1250,000 INVENTORY 747-5JOO olr. 51,000 miles. Vinyl rool. Excellent 1961 VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK — 1971 BMW condition. Best offer. 171-0074. New muffler system, generator, general OF NEW a USED CARS ' PLYMOUTH S CHRYSLER LEFTOVERS Autos For Sale DATSUN 11,000 miles 1905 AMERICAN tune-up. 1950. W1-2V5S. Coll 741-3500 gays, 741-7427 after 6. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE INCLUDING A . 370 Broad St. 264-1321 Keyport Two-door sedon. Good condition. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN - $350. ALSO 1966 '' '71 CHRYSLER •70 CHRYSLER 1970 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — Full Coll otter i p.m. 7471474 KARMANN GHIA, M50. BOTH GOOD, WIDE SELECTION OF Town & Country power. Excellent condition. 38,900 miles. AAA AUTO CREDIT SELL ONE. 741-4243. Newport Royal Assume payments on any of 100 cors In A FEW 1972 MG'S LEFT — Hurry! A » G Station Wagon Coll after i p.m. 543-663). 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - 289 H.P. 73PLYM0UTHS& "70 FORD stock. Credit applications accepted by Motors. 12 S. Main St.. Asbury Park. 775- MURPHY & DAVISON phone. All mokes and models available. 3413 four speed. 51,000 miles. Excellent condi- 'TO OLDSMOBILE tion. Asking V100. 291-1697. CHRYSLERS . Country Squire Mercedes-Benz Soles and Service Guaranteed credit. Coll for 1 hour ser- PLYMOUTHS, 1W7, 19», 1969 Cutlass Hwy. 9 Freehold 462-5300 vice. Boyshore Chrysler-Plymouth. SAVE UP TO Wagon AUTO CREDIT DODGE DART !»2 - Two-door '09 PONTIAC STRAUB BUICK—OPEL Assume payments on any of 10O cors In Runs good. 1150 •70 CHEVROLET stock. Credit applications accepted by 7473311 offer 4 p.m. Firebird NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb $ Super Sport Hwy 3s 2M40O0 Keyport service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 61 Lowe? phone. All mokes and models available. •69 VAN Moln St., 'Motowon. S66-2399. Guaranteed credit. For 1 hour service call 1971 THUNDERBIRO - MM oreen, dork '69 IMPERIAL JEEP SALES AND SERVICE our credit desk now. green vinyl top with green leather Interi- 1971 CHEVY VEGA Twln B r0 1600 Kombi Bur, ,,. - . J> Motors, Inc. F « H Motors Inc. (70-1700 • or. Full power, factory air. Daziler. U090. Authorized Dealers Bargain! 291-2690. Many Many More Station Wagon Gold, black vi- 131 E. Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk CIRCLE CHEVROLET ON'72 LEFTOVERS CALL NOW 7474040 Dodge and Dodge Trucks To Choose From nyl Interior, 4-speed trans- Hwy 35 Eatontown, N.J. 32SMOOIeAve. ReOBan 1»6S FORD STATION WAGON - IO«1- 1969 BUICK SPECIAL — Four-door se- 542-1111 741-3130 senger, Thunderblrd 352 engine, rodlo, I mission, factory air condl- dan. Low mileage. Good condition. 11300. power steering. Excellent condition. M50. f 13 EXECUTIVE CABS - RtADY TO BO I Z\ | tionlng. Low mileage. Like Coll U3-5M5. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. CADILLAC 1971 - Eldorodo, mohooony, Call 741-1557. Hwy 36 Ealonlown with matching top and leather. {,319 new. miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 2221234. 1965 OLDSMOBILE - 1967 engine. 455 Autos For Sale 542-1000 Hot. Excellent. Snows. Needs rear body KROLL MOTORS, INC. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new ond work. Goad clean body. Asking S4S0. Coll 279 Broodwoy Long Branch used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 7411496 after 5:30 p.m. 222-3600 olr-candlHoned new cars in stock. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., Shrews- ANTIQUE — 1940 Buick Special. Greot D A VCUftDC CHRYSLER bury Ave., New Shrewsbury 741-6200. for collector to restore. Runs. New tires. 1966 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER S375. 2*4 5533. RUSSELL ' Full power. First U00. Monmouth 493-4(0] CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE 1965 BUICK SPECIAL - DM T jnlmE PLYMOUTI CLASSIC Hwy 36 Eolonlown 542 55O0 New top, new tires. Runs very well. Body- OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. loir. 1425 or best offer. 642-9782. 1959 THUNDERBIRD — Black, while In FORDS. 1967. 1961. 1919 FIRST AVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 229-4790 ! 100 Newman Springs Rd. Rod Bank terlor. A-l condition. One owner. 100,000 miles. 5950. 717-1065. AUTO CREDIT PONTIAC 1965 STARCHIEF - FourKfoor Assume payments on any of 100 cors in sedan. In good condition, wllh olr. U00. 741-0910 SPECIAL! VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK 1966 - stock. Credit applications accepted by ALSO 1964 OLOSMOBILE, 1100. 741-0544. Good condition. Hurst shift, radio, tape phone. All makes and models available 1971 PONTIAC - Le Mons. VB, olr, outo- deck, white with block Interior. Best of Guaranteed credit. For 1 hour service, matlc, power steering, power brakes, mog fer. Coll S42-M13. coll our credit desks now. I Man. 1968 CHEVROLET (70-1700 wheels.^M/FM radio. Coll 949-613V 1971 VOLKSWAGEN — station wagon thru Frl. Impala bus. 25,000 miles. Many extras. Loaded. RED BANK VOLVO -door hardtop, while, Call 2913032. After 6 p.m. 671-2125. Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk 741-5II6 WANTED black top, matching interi- 1965 CROWN COUPE IMPERIAL — Full Party who needs 100% financing, with no power. Excellent condition. Besl offer. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the best money down, on o 1970 MAVERICK. Two- or, V-B, automatic, power 493-4003. car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Codlllac door coupe. Aulomollc:, six-cylinder,' steering $895. Co., 100 Newmon Springs hv... Red Bank. II495. For quick credit O.K. call OASIS 1973 VEGA WAGON - Turbo tiydromatlc 741-0910. MOTORS 01 (201) 7217100. best engine. Rodlo. Must sell.' 671-2011 SHREWSBURY MOTORS RUSSELL Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 1971 FURY III — F-our-door sedan, olr, 1971 EL CAMINO — Radio, heater. VB power steering, brakes. AM/FM. rear del- ouiomollc. 52250. Will trade. We Buy Used Volkswagens roster, vinyl roof. Needs some body work. OLOSMOBILE-CADILLACCO. 741-1046. 747-5991 after 7 p.m. 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk Autos For Sale HEMI CUDA 1970 Autos For Sale Automatic, power steering. $1700 741-0910 J 542-5459 1963 CHEVY II WAGON Coll S42-IS92 1971 CAMARO RALLYE SPORT — Auto- matic, power steering, vinyl top, wide KITSON tires with sport wheels, snows. Excellent condition. 671-1B67. 11970 CADILLAC! 1962 CHRYSLER 300 Full power. Best offer. Convertible Coll 493-4003 ISIIver grey,red leathe r Interior. I 1966 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - Air con- [Black top, fully equipped wllhl ditioned. Excellent condition. Asking 1450. I all the power features Including I Call 542-6393. 1970 BUICK SKYLARK — Custom con- I power door locks, and factory! vertible. With air. Excellent condition. lair conditioning. In mint condl-l 12195 or best offer. Coll 7974395. |tion. 1961 BUICK SPECIAL DELUXE — Power brokes. power steering, U95. Call 229-1990 OK CERTIFIED any time otter 6:30 weekdays. Any time RUSSELL on weekends. OLOSMOBILE-CADILIACTCD. More Classified USED CAR SPECIALS! ONnSpifngilM. ffKfian on Next Page 741-0910 Autos For Sale 1971 CHEVROLET $2295 1970 OLDSMOBILE 88,.,.52095 Impala Custom Coupe, automat- Royale. 2-door hardtop, auto- ic transmission, power steering, matic transmission, power steer- radio, vinyl roof, air conditioning. ing, radio, vinyl roof, air condi- MONMOUTH MAZDA tioning, power steering and win- dows. Asbury Park RUSSELL 1971 CHEVY II S2195 OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. Nova 2 door, automatic trans- Test drive the only ROTARY ENGINE mission, power steering, radio, 1969 CHEVROLET $1395 car sold in the Country. Monmouth County's #1 Cadillac Dealership vinyl roof, air conditioning. Impala V-8,4-door hardtop, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. 100 Newman Springs Rd. 741-0910 Red Bank 1971 CHEVROLET S2895 80 CARS IN STOCK Concourse Wagon. 9-passenger, automatic, power steering, facto- 1959 DODGE $1495 AT OLD PRICES ry air, radio. Dart GT 2-door hardtop, auto- matic transmission, radio, vinyl roof. 1970CHEVR0LET $1995 Save a minimum of $300. Caprice, 4-door hardtop, auto- matic transmission, power steer- ing, radio, vinyl roof, air condi- 1969 CHEVROLET $1495 Exclusive Monmouth County Dealer. tioning. Impala V-8 2-door hardtop, auto- matic transmission, radio, vinyl roof, air conditioning. MONMOUTH MAZDA 1970 MAVERICK $1395 904 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, N.J. The inside story, 776-6777 Asbury Park 776-6777 Automatic transmission, radio. 1968 PONTIAC ...$995 Tempestwagon. Automatic 1970 FORD $1395 •transmission. Pgwer steering, ra- dio. Torino Brougham 4-door hard- top, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. 1968 CHEVROLET $1795 Sport Van. Automatic, Radio. 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98....S2395 4-door hardtop, automatic trans- mission, power steering, radio, 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 ,*-""'••- **' vinyl roof, air conditioning. Deluxe Bus. Radio.

OK CERTIFIED USED TRUCK SPECIALS %1m. 1972 CHEVROLET $2895 1969 FORD S1295 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Pickup. V-8, standard, 11,000 '/z ton pickup, 8 ft. body, miles, with aluminum camper standard V-8. TO SAVE! cab in immaculate condition.

1968V0LKSWAGEN...S1195 1968 CHEVROLET $1095 Deluxe Bus, radio, sunroof.

— immM-i—; i—iRiMfflmr •tamv Pickups — Two to choose ] m from. Yi ton, 8 It. body, 6-cyl- This engine is available in the 450 SE and 450 SEL inder, standard. 1967 FORD $895 Fastidiously assembled 4.5 litre V-8 powers the 450 series: pro- Pickup, 6 cylinder, standard, 8 ft body. Low miles unit. vides power reserves, combined with smoothness. Some reasons: electronic fuel injection, overhead camshafts, transistorized igni- 1969 CHEVROLET ...... $1495 Vi Ion pickup, 8 ft. body, 1965GMC. $995 tion. automatic, radio, 6 cylinder. 3i ton.Thisunitsoldwith plow attachment. Original 1973 MERCEDES-BENZ 22,000 miles. 4-wheel drive. 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM 450 SE& 450 SEL 1968 CHEVROLET S1795 2-door hardtop. White, V-8, automatic, power steer- Sportvan, automatic, radio, 1964 CHEVROLET $395 ing, power brakes, air conditioned, tinted glass, ra- ON DISPLAY NOW AT heater, windows all around. Step Van. Runswell. Ideal dio. Exceptionally clean. work vehcle. KITSON muller Monmoulh County's largest Mercedes-Benz Dealer Chevrolet 100 OCEANPORT AVE. 842-5353 LITTLE SILVER CHEVROLET Hwy 36 542-1000 Eatontown HWY 34 & S. ATLANTIC AVE. Next to Motor Vehicle Station 566-8000 MATAWAN The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.3. Friday, March 2?, 1873 2!> For using the Daily Register Classified Ads: Quick cash when you sell unneeded items REWARD! fast. Call today 741-6900 MiiinujiiniiiiiunininiiitBntit Autos for Sale Trucks for Sale Mobile Homes Boats and Accessories Business Notices Help Wanted Help Wonted Help Wanted WANTED 1972 CHEVROLET BLAZER - Two IWJI PRINCESS MOBILE HOME — 12x55. COMPLETE RIGGING SERVICE Male or Female Mole or Femole wheel drive, power steering, brakes. Must Two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, >'/i Swoalno — Nlccpress . TORN SCREENS? Male and Female KM. S2900. Coll 391-9264 anytime except baths: Awning, shed. Central air. Fur- Jrlng you•our aluminum oror \wood frames In. NURSES, RN I LPN BAC*. Automatic.11495. For quick credli Monday ond Friday. nished. Moke offer. 264-0337. after i ond BOATMAN'S SHOP We will replace the wire- OK., call OASIS MOTORS 0*201)™" weekends. Hew Jersey's Largest .1962 FALCON VAN - For parts or whot- Marine Supply House PROWN'O S NOTICE *«r. Call otter. 6 p.m. 24 Wharf Ave. 741 5710 Red Bon 7417500 ]K6 DODGE DART - Six cylinder. Auto- ^1-03*4 Wanted—Automotive 12 Broad St., ReRdd BanBkk NIGHTS nvrtlc transmission. Radio. New battery I5'ALBACORE-Ne»l9!2. HELP WANTED READERS ond tires. Good running condition USD 1966 CHEVROLET VAN — Blue. Good Main and lib. »IO95. VERSATILE HANDYMAN Expanding community hospital Coll 739-3142 otter S p.m." <-°nQ'"°n- *""• transportation. Reasonable price. Call 711 JUNK CARS 201-222-3492 Retired executive, many skills. Specialist seeks RN's and LPN'j for chal- 4310, ask for Bob. PICKED UP In pesky little repair fobs that others lenging positions on the Night AND ADVERTISERS OWNER TRANSFERRED - 1971 Grem- Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 15' PIRATE - New 1972. spurn. Including mechonlcol ond elec- Tour In: lin X, In excellent condition. S14Q0. DUMP TRUCK - 1967 Mack DM-600. Main and jib. S1I95. trical. Coll 7414455. Good condition, good rubber. Coll ofter 6 Eatontown 542-2235 201-222-3492 In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- m-mea p.m. 229-7431. Sacrifice! Highest prices paid for all used cars END BATTERY TROUBLE NOW Medical/Surgical 1964 CHEVROLET VAN 21' ZOBEL SKIFF - Enclosed hardlap. Use VXi battery oddltlve crimination, all Help wanted Advertising now appears un- 1955 FORD OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises 10V Gray. A I condition. S300 or best offer at all times. H1R DISTRIBUTORS 747-21S0 Excellent tatorles. comprehensive der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. Phone S42-39M, otter 3pm W-TON PICKUP 264-3495 or 671-2435 benefits, top-level professional Coll 214-7461 TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE leadership ond ideol environment, Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- \W BUICK ELECTRA — Four-door 5664100 SAILBOALBOAT — Lightning. One set sails — Attics and cellars cleaned. Junk re- pressed, unless a bona tide occupation requirement exists. hordtop. vinyl root. Air. Power windows, CHEVROLET VAN 1966 - Automatic, Troillerl . Rocln- g lib. Good condition. Twi moved, light houllna. No lob too small. brakes and steering. New brokes, exhausi carpeted. Good condition. H00. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — splnnaknnakersi . (42-4137. Coll 741-7433 between 3 ond 7. CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. system and shocks. J1200. 221-1103. Coll 741-1397 otter 5. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Ealontown. 542- SPORTCRAFT - Boston Whaler. OMC ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All 892-1100 \W> OLDSMOBILE TORONADO - 27,000 FORD ECONOLINE 1969 — Automatic. 2414. Glastron Sea Craft. Johnson, Mercrulsei types ot masonry. Driveways. Cad 495- cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey mllej. Custom Interior. Looded. Immacu- Six cylinder. 65,000 miles. Volvo Boat Trailers. PRE-SPRING OUT OlM, 797-1608. late. Remainder or SO.COO mile warranty 741-3352 alter 6 p. FITTING SPECIAL SALE- Mar In POINT PLEASANT Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the List over $7000. S2350. Original owner. 741- Auto Rentals paint, 25% oft. Coost Guard approved fir LOCAL MOVING New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by 1966 FORD — One ton rack body with extinguisher, regular S9.95, sale S6.99 nales given. Reasonable. HOSPITAL Dower lift aote. Tandem trailer. Economy Also, Tile lacktts, regular W 25, sale JO.75, 142-4193 Riverfront & Osborn Ave. writing to HOO Raymond Blvd.. Newark, N.J. 07102. tractor wltti 5' cutting deck, brake sprea- TOM'S FORD *4 nylon rape 100', J9.95. PACKAGED Point Pleasant, N.J. der and plow. Call 842-5597 otter 5. RENTACAR DEALS. UNWANTED FURNITURE PICKED UP Trucks for Sale DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Free of charge. Prompt service. 1966 DODGE VAN 495-1076 or 495-2024 MECHANIC Help Wanted Help Wanted '/i TON TRAILER — Water tight von, 78" Running condition. $125. 200 HWY 35 2641600 KEYPORT FLAGSHIP MARINE long x 50" wide x W" high, Ttaf springs Coll 566-9324 G.M. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED Male and Female Male and Female with helpers, posses N.N.JJ . inspection. M95. Municipal Marine Bostn, Atlontlc High Coll 671.3726 after t p.m. Boats and Accessories lands. 291-2631. LAWN MOWING 1949 EVINRUDE — 40 h.p. engine, elec Free estimates Excellent working conditions. TEMPORARYPERMANEN 1M2 INTERNATIONAL METRO - DuoT Motorcycles 1971 MARAUDER FLYBRIDGE —24' trie start. Top condition. liOO. Call 291-4320 TEMPORARY wheel step-van. Runs very good Good ocean racing hull, twin Mercrulser 165's. Coll S42-9136 All benefits. rubber. 1200 firm. First come, first 1971 HONDA CB-175 STREET BIKE - In Completely equipped tor extended cruis- TELETYPE TERMINAL OPERATORS served. Coll 7«7)»15. excellent condition, with two helmets. ing In comfort. Includes trailer, ond Is le- KITCHEN CABINET WORK Legal Steno Typis Call 741-6921 after 7 p.m. THE SKIPPER'S SHOP Formlco your old cabinets, or custom Will train. Mutt type minimum 30 w.p.m. gal on oil roods. Dovs. 142-7600, evenings mode cabinets to create a kitchen of your Dictaphone Clerk 194? PICKUP — 100. Six-cylinder Ford M2-4948. it First Av#. Atlontlc Highlands RUSSELL Hours flexible, between 8:30 a.m. and 11 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rlckl CHRYSLER AND BRITISH SEAGULL choice. p.m., port-time and tull time. Saturday Also. 1970 VAN, 123 Ford. Six-cylinder Agency, 9 Memorial Pkwy., Long Branch. OUTBOARDS 23 Years Experience. Bookkeepers Keypunch automatic. Call Z64-U73 or 291-48T1. ZB-Oo*. New 1973 rates. PYRAWA CANOES commission, From our office. Morning ond ofternoor participating spec arrangements ond Monte Carlo Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do coordinates a comprehensive recreation opportunity employer. Coll 531-4-413. hours available. Salary plus bonus. Home me |ab myself. Coll Jim, 776-1764. rogram of seasonal activities and special more. Plus the opportunity for manage- 2-door hardtop. Gold, black EXPERIENCED SURVEY PARTY program also ovollobie. Call 544-1334. Wide selection ol new end used INCOME TAX RETURNS — Business ond events and .supervises stafl for some In ment throuoh a planned prooram of ex- vinyl top, black cloth Interi- Mlddletown Township. Bachelor's dearee CHIEF WANTED - Coll from 9 to 5. CLERK — All around work. Retail liquo pansion. Why not call tor o confidential In- travel trailers, molar homes, truck personal returns. Corporation and port, 946-4910 nerships. Over 20 yrs. Mlddletown orea. with emphasis on program organization store. No experience. Call between 9-1 terview and talk to the company that tells campers and tent campen, Buy or. Equipped with V-8, auto- and two years of experience. Mlddletown a.m. 747-4444. a house every day. THE KIRWAN CO.. Margery Trovato, t/o Reliable Tax Ser- HEAD HOU5EKEEPER — For small In Realtors, 4 Airport Ploio. Hozlet. 244- now lor spring! matic, power steering, lac- vice. Coll for appointment, 671-12S9. resident. Salary S9,0OO-l.1,000. Call 741- it I lull on, Send resume to Personol, P.O IBM MTST-COMPOSER OPERATOR - When you use ... OSU. Box 6, Mlddletown, N.J. 07748. 7300, tory air, Excellent through- MASONRY — Speclallie In llreolaces and With graphics experience. Immediate pe stone laying. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — Proaram monent opening. Coll 7479611 for inlei DRIVER — Apply In person. Open evenings Monday thru out. REGISTER SALES ASSOCIATES — We need two ex- view. Friday Saturday 9 to 6 Call 671-2032 perienced real estate people to join us Leoders, Attendants. Arts & Crafts, Dro- Ben's Car Wash now. Our sales are 30% above lost year's. matlcs. Red Bonk residents. Apply Parks SVPERVIS^lTFbiRNURSrNGSERVi Route 35, Mlddletown LAWN MAINTENANCE & Recreation Oept., 51 Monmoulh St., Red You may be male or femole, but you must — In large SOObed hospital, for 3 p.m. t NURSES' AIDE — Part-time, 3 to 11' (449-5853) RUSSELL Classified Ads Sad, fertilizing, raking, and cuttingIng.. EstiEsti- be ruthlessly honest and witling to work Bonk. 11:30 p.m. shift. Supervisory experience moles. S42-4I93 full time only. We work as a team ond i.m., and II p.m. to 7 a.m. Coll BAY-- FLUTIST — And/or saxophonist, with preferred. Send resume to Box A-152, Thi 'IEW NURSING HOME, 2914440. OLDSMOBILE-CADIllACCO. HOUSE PAINTING hove a happy "ship," Call Roger Coiens, varied musical background, for estab- Daily Register, Red Bonk. Equal opport ,00 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Interior and exterior. Reasonable rates Realtor, 7< 1-7686 any time, and in con- nlty employer. REGISTERED NURSE - Part-time. Re- fidence. M.L.5. lished group. Jon, light rock. Coll Tim 741-6900 .Free estimates. Call 717-45(8. 741-162?! sponsible, coring, mature person. Top sal- ^ 741-0910 PERMANENT POSITION — Available cry. No Safs. Busy specialist. Office ex- Autos For Sale Autos For Sale TREE SERVICE — Tree and stump re- WAITRESS M/W PORTERS M/W — PULL TIME lor qualified person. Driving and selling. perience desirable. Must enjoy working moval, topping, pruning, cabling. Prompt CASHIER, REFERENCES PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Apply In person, Marine Lumber Co., 1139 with people, Monmouth Medical Center. fret estlmotes. 542-3272 or B42-9118. Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keansburg IVY HOUSE NURSING HOME, 671-0169. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Write to Box L-47, The Daily Register, Red Bonk. REMODELING — Painting, paneling. PART-TIME SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — QUALIFIED MECHANICS AND EX WAITRESSES M/W sheetrock and taping, concrete block and Will tratn. Coll Bennett Brothers Corp., TERIOR PAINTERS - For Marina ALSO CASHIER. Apply in person. COUPLE — Part or full time, to do lown I• work. Free estimates. 787-3731. 787-3380. Fringe benefits ond year-round employ- Rex Diner, W. Front SI., Red Bonk. and gardens ond osslst with housework. you'll like doing business with... ment. For appointment cell 841-1303. KITCHEN HELP - PART-TlMt. Gorage-apartment available, if desired, DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur HEY! — Are you bored? wont to be with PART-TIME WORK — 1100 a week oi 34 hours a we«k. In Red Bonk. plus salary. Write Box J-74, The Dolly nlshed and Installed for only 964.95. To or people at your leisure and earn extra cash Call 7414057 Register, Red Bank. der, coll 349-0163. oof Call now for Information. Call 566- more opportunity. Work mornings, after 3/23, 787-5745 or 583-1567. noons or evenings. Advance J25O a week REAL ESTATE BROKER/SALESMAN PART-TIME CUSTODIAN! - For reli- FEDERAL, STATE, CITY INCOME TAX opportunity. Must be over II. Coll 741 Prepared In your home. (M/W) — Excellent opportunity. Full or gious Institution. References. Reply to MATURE PERSON - To take over com- 2071. An equal opportunity employer, part-time. 739-2404. BOK L-49, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. 291-3473 plete charoe of office. Bookkeeping, short- iartd ond typing. 9 to 5, five days. Red ASSISTANT COOK — Part-time or full CAFETERIA WORKER - Part-time pas PORTRAITS TAKEN IN YOUR HOME - onk location. Good pay. Fringe benefits, time In very small residential school. tlon, five day week. Benefits. Coll 542-O1S; More Classified No charges. No salesman. Proofs deliv- ll for appointment, 9 to 12 p.m., 741-5013 Good pay. Call 946-9494. for appointment for interview. on Next Page ered by mall. Children or odults. Coll 7(7. REAL ESTATE SALES ~ Licensed pre- COUPLE WANTED - To monaae opart, SON. MECHANICALLY INCLINED? - Willing ferred. AQQresslve growing office re- mtnt-motel. Apartment ond small salary LAWN WOWING to learn new trade? Hondy with small quires a large staff due to expansion pro- 142-0505. Boats and Accessories Excellent lown core tools? May mean doubling your income If gram. Only Interested in salespeople, de- sirous of earning over 120,000 per year. HELPERS — For iwlmmlng pool ln< Call 291-2122 qualified. Phone 741-2071, 8-1 p.m. Equal statlailon. Car, phone necessary. Coll of opportunity employer. Office leodi, extensive advertising nation- al referral service. Member of two MLS', ter S p.m., m. fumo 739-2106. Wanted Automotive I.Y.C. COMMUTERS — WE NEED COU- training program. All replies held In stric- TAXIDRIVER WANTED - Full or par FLAGSHIP MARINE :IER FROM RED BANK TO GRAND test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, time. Must havt excellent driving record TENTPAL, 7 A.M. DAILY. CALL CSL. TheOolly Register, Red Bonk. Apply at YELLOW CAB CO.. 101 O ok lone NC. 843-5800. SPRING FITTING OUT JANITOR M/W ~ Reliable, with local StTRed Bonk. PERSON TO WORK IN STORE —~And references, for small office building. SUBS — Experienced only. Mature per SPECIALS deliver. Steady |ob. Must be familiar with Hours, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., five days. Reply son. Port-time, Hours from I) to 2, si WE NEED USED CARS area. Apply in person, Neil scorli's Mar' Box A-126, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. days, In Red Bank. 741*057. LIST PRICE SALE PRICE ;t1, 351 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. SHORTORDER COOK - Experienced, WE WILL PAY for poncoke house. Apply to Peter Gary's LUNCH AND/OR DINNER - Walte Marine paint 25% off 1625C16.25C.GG . approveappod Autos For Sale Pancake House, So. Freehold Shopping ond waitresses. Ml* vpsl S3.7S TOP PRICES Center, Rte 9, Freehold. Call «2^5» 19.95 C.G approved 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 MATAWAN SALESMEN M/W — Experienced. Roots, ASlOCIATE'MA"NAGER - For second li Un- pxt U 9t TOM'S FORD_ siding, etc. Leads only. Established 1946. come business. 112,000 a year, spore lime, 13 per ft. H" Call 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. 7/5-MO7. it qualified. Coll 671-0730- nvlon line 9 per ft. fRED BANK VOLVOS J1S. deck chairs.. 110.9S Autos For Sale 119.95 Crowd! Mini-Kino .. 511 9S Auto Parts — Repair Auto Parts— Repair S19 95 Rule Mote Pump SI 1.95 II? 50 3-step lodtlfr 57.95 114.50 *-5lepluUtJi>r $3,95 S44.95 85 amp batlery. , . J?9 9S IS S5.95 Bnttery box 43.95 DBUS $150,000.00 S9.95 J&J Hrst Aid Kit S8.9S I2.V8 WHip end, red AT or green SI.99 FORD • LINCOLN & MERCURY Complete stock of hardware, gloss, "PARTS INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE" UP TO 40% trailer wheels, and parts. OFF ON ALL ITEMS - WHILE THEY LAST. HUNDRPDSOF OTHLR ITEMS HUBS BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS SERVICE AND BODY SHOP AVAILABLE AT NORMAL LA- 7 DAYS 1971 VOLKSWAGEN '1495 BOR CHARGES. COME IN OR CALL NOWI PARTS DEPT. WALL! 2-door Bug One owner. Like new. -DIAL WALL -747-9255. FLAGSHIP MARINE 1970P0NTIAC "1795 Municipal Marine Basin LeMians station wagon, automatic, WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY Atlantic Highlands power steering, power brakes. 291-2638 One owner SHREWSBURY & SYCAMORE AVES. PICK UP YOUR 1973 1969 KAHMANN GKIA '1195 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TIDE CHART FREE Coupe. One onwer. Red. Radio, 1973 heater, 1969 FORD '1695 Mach I Fastback, 4-speed, power CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY steering, power brakes. One own- COMET A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 1969 AUSTIN '995 America 2-door, MANY NEEDS 2-DOOR 1969 VOLVO '2195 STOCK 164 S 4-spced. One owner. Facto- ry air, AM-FM, fog lights. Adding Machines General Contractors Painting V Decorating Typewriter* CARPENTRY - Rtmodell . pontllng. CARL 6 JONES - Pointing] OIKTSOTW #3332 1968 VOLVO '1295 clouri. Ooorl, oadlllom. O? lob! •» perlng Fully Iniured. For fr«* ettlmotn. ADDING MACHINES - TrptwMttri cl raft) MUMS ion ntiut Standard transmission, whitewalls, power steer- 122 S station wagon. Completely lAld. rtnttti, rM0tr«J l«rplco*i. 101 Won. re-conditioned. A-l Cream pud. mould St.. RxlBonk. 74!«US PAPEB HANGING ing, vinyl interior, radio, protective body side Landscaping No lob too imoll 1968 VOLKSWAGEN '795 FRANK E WHITING 71I-W4 i LANDSCAPING. LAWN CARE. TREE mouldings, deluxe wheel covers. ' Fastback sedan. One owner. Ra- 1 Alterations WOBK - Ov«r « y»or« experience. Coll dio and heater. Stt-1094 ofter } p.m. Pearl and ALTERATIONS — Additloni, all tyMi of Bead Restrlnglng 1968P0NTIAC '1095 carpentry. A. Bruce Elgenrouch, Builder. ConUlimotter Sp.m. E«pertly on braided nylon »t SO o itrond LeMans d-door One owner Auto- Limousine Service Sterling cloipi trom lie. REUSSILLEV $ matic. Power steering. ARROW LIMOUSINE , M Brood St . Red Bonk. 1967 MERCEDES '2995 Ceramic Tile CADILLACS AND CHRYSLERS FOR1 2479 CERAMIC TILE 250S. Full power lactoryair ALL OCCASIONS K MR. SERVICE. Plumbing and Heating Floort and Wolll CALL W-OU. 1966 MERCEDES '1695 Phone mriti VAGNER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING — New Installations ond repairs. All types THE BRONZE AGE 230S. Full power, laclory air. One plumbing work. 264-9494 anytime. owner. Odd jobs Clocks and Authorized Dealer Slnco 1956 cltoned up free eillmotct Roofing, Siding IS COMING! Watch Repair 1pm Antlgu« Clockl. wotchtl. tln« lewelry ei- * Insulation parity dene. Den Pont Jewaleri. TVf River Light Hauling ond Moving RO . Folr Hovtn. UHIII OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND S1OINC Coll WKJSor «5I1»] imtolled ond guaranteed for 10 yton. Ill ora >4i-i4u . RED BANK Commercial Art Ui-tfM S&W ROOFING. V4l4tV Pointing t, Decorating "Monmouth Coufity't Llvt Wire Roefefft' Specialists — repairs, ihlnql* work. SIGN LANGUAGE — We mohe ilgnt. INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPERING pottin, axiom art ond liven mot ipeok R'OOFING-SIDING - Aluminum, vinyl, Sr y»u. Cotl RI4W or Ml Mil 542-0779 Strololllt, thatch, ctaor. Written guoran. PAINTING - Brush and iproy Also woll- tec on all wqf k, lobor. 671.177V. SHREWSBURY, N.J. Diamonds poptrlfto. Coll tor frM iitlmotc. feoOStMxHr.tr W-41U E. Newman Springs Rd. Bought or Restyled Slip Covers Red Bank L« in buy Me dtomtndi you don't »e« RAUL JIMENEZ CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS — 2lp> SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 or lit VI rtttyle Htem tor you M'lonolly. Painting, Interior ond exterior. Plus mi- pered cushion covers. exp«rt|v lltUrf; 741-5886, Reui.lller. WtroodSt. nor repair!, ntltui otter 1:10. slllchod. Coll Joon. 4711101 For Sale 2$ 1%e Dally Register, Red Bajik-Mlddleiown, N.J. Friday, March 23,1973 For Sale Help Wanted Help Wanted $5.00 OFF llffuSwffi?? Moll ami Female Male anil Female All •Wit 4itumli»*ii comMnotlw <*»'• SELL SECRETARY MAKE-UP PASTE-UP 711-7500 — EXPERIENCE Light boottkMplna . Send resume to P.O. Box 4712762. 23" CONSOLE TV pancake house. Apply to Peler Gary's per diem expenses and other company details. If you fit the bill, profit per cose. Need your own truck. Coll Black ond white. 510O. Poncoke House, So. Freehold Shopping benefits. We ore opening new territories Fronk Gcnoveie, 747-14S5. UPRIGHT ROYAL TYPEWRITER - $25 Coll 747 5213 Center, Rte 9. Freehold. in the east coast area so aet started now! come in and let's talk. TWO CAS PUMP OPERATORS M/W FOR SALE — Hotel, Restaurant, and bo Gold nylon 15x12 rug, 135. Deluxe two Call: John O'Hcney. J. S.Paluch Co., Inc. year-old Whirlpool gas dryer, 1125. 17 f-ull or port-time. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - For lorge (609) 452 9740. In Atlantic Highlands. SU5,000. Call 741 SOON Call SMVMH between I a.m. and 5 p.m. non-profit organization. Excellent typing 1144 after 7 p.m. . . ' clock and white portable Bradford TV, and steno skills required. Ability to meet CALL FOR APPOINTMENT—741-0010 530. Klrby vacuum cleaner, all attach- We will have lo raise the prices on whit* AUTO MECHANIC — To work In genrrcT ments, like new, t45- Floor woxer, J15 aluminum combination windows, now llx repolr oarage. Must be experienced and and communlcote with executive person- Mr. John Famulary nel ond board members. Must be poised, CREDIT CLERK End table ond coffee table, blond wood 'or 599 INSTALLED. hove toots. 5olory based on experience. Money To Loan 57.50 each. 717-7714. Coll »1-17», osk for Joe. ortlculote, and well groomed. Wrlllng Interesting and diversified full time poi PROWN'S oblllty deilroole. Submit resume to Box tion available In modern growing hosplta The Daily Register FOR SALE - 14 French brass bed am TRUCK DRIVERS - Experienced sani- P-74, The Dally Register. Red Bonk, N.J. 31 Brood St., Red Bank 741-7500 working from 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. three days. No Fees Charged mattress, 5200. Two brass lamps, 535 BABY GRAND PIANO ~» tation truck driven. Union scale. Coll 545 Aji equot opportunity employer. and II a.m. to 7 p.m. two doys. Telephone S4I. l. to 7 p.m. 44 Apple St., New Shrewsbury Flowered droperles ond 14' wide matching INTERNATIONAL CALLERIES CHAR TANALYST- For Medical collection experience essential. Good sal valance. Please coll 471-9445. 10 RIVERSIDE AVE., RED BANK. MASON HELPER - Full time No ex ory, pleasant working conditions, ond full On Second MorTgage Loons Records Deportment. Must beex- CARRIAGE »25 - Crib, 125, ploypen, JIO, ptrltnct necessary. Call after o p.m. perienced. Good typing skills essential. fringe benefits. Apply in person, Person- Help Wanted Help Wanted NO LEGAL FEES! «1-2314 Apply Jersey Shore Medical Center, Per- nel Dept., Rlvervlew Hospital, Red Bank NO CLOSING COST! « stroller, 510, other baby Items, SEARS KENMORE OA5 DRYER - Avo- sonnel Dept., Corlles Ave., Neptune, N.J. An equal opportunity employer M/F Male and Female Male and Female NO DEPOSITS! Good condition. 7191431. dClk^monAsklngWi DELIVERY PEOPLE WANTED - Port- weekdays 9 to 1?. Equol opportunity em- Application! loktn by phone. Call ttie ex 1949 COLEMAN CAMPER - Sleeps six. flrne rrighti. Apply In person after 4 p.m., perienced, llcenied. Second Morlgagi 1 ployei AUTO SALESMEN M/W Inhalation Therapist Excellent condition. Canopy. Sepor- - RUG —Cold snoa nylon. Lulgl't Famous Plzia. 477 Middle Rd., MAINTENANCE Lender, In Business since 1945. 10x12 screened-ln room. slOO. 291-4930. Haxltf. JEWELRY SALESMAN M/W -Ex- N.J. Oldest Fiat Dealer CERTIFIED Good condition. Asking 540. perienced. Excellent opportunity for ad- Unusual career opportunity for ex MECHANICS. Mortgage Assocs. Call 471-544I FULL TIME CUSTODIAN NEEDED - vancement. Excellent starting poy plus perienced automobile soiesmen. All ben Challenging opportunity for a cer- SLIPCOVERS For school In Boysnore area. Send resume tified Inhalation Therapist In • 45CHURCHST. PATERSON.N.J MAHOGANY EMPIRE BUFFET - And to Box A154. The Dally Register, Red commissions, oil benefits. Apply Llt- efltt, salary plus commission plus prof! Responsible for the repolr, maintenance Plastic ond tobric. Coll direct to factory four dlnlno room choirs, 550. Dr. Fowler, tmon's Jewelers. Monmoulh Snapping sharing. We ore In the process of enlarg- modern, expanding community serving New Jersey. Eliminate middle- hospltol. Monday-Friday, 9-5. ana set-up of production machints Call-278-2200-Collect 300 Broad St., Red Bonk. 741-5475. Center, Eatontown. ing our sales force for our new facility Knowledge of shop techniques and proce- man. Coll Mr. Tupe, 842-B319. REGISTERED NURSE — For nursing ond find necessity (or a minimum of three PART-TIME dures, some welding experience helpful. DEHUMIDIFIER —G.E. Sahoro 20. Used ADMIRAL 23" COLONIAL CONSOLE home. 11 p.m. to 7 o.m. shift, weekends qualified salesmen. Please call far ap- CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. Outstanding compony benefits. Please ap- Block and while TV. In good condition. only. Excellent solory and liberal fringe Nationwide corporation seeking alert, am- pointment between 10 and 12. Levlne Mo- INSTRUCTION Vi seoson 8, In like-new condition. Phone bitious person for high Income, dynomlc ply ot the Personnel Office, Monday 7175704 after 2. SSO. 739-1919 or 244-1544. benefits. For appointment coll 291-oilo tor Corp. S42-102D. 892-1100 mrough Friday, 9 a.m. until 12 noon, or LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILER Mon. through Frl. management position. Over 21. No selling. BEDS - Antique white French Provincial Call for appointment Sun., 1-4 p.m. Week- call 671-3000, Ext. 214. OR OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT. OLD FASHIONED WOODEN CRATES IF YOU THINK YOU KNOW CALL 1201) 534-4455 hyln beds, 520 each, plus chest ot drawers, TO CARE FOR GARDENS — One or two days 9-12 o.m. «6M»I. POINT PLEASANT Solid, sturdy. Reosonoble. 530. Call 5C-5559 otter 3 p.m. .. Oovs a wee*. No lown or heavy work. ABOUT BICYCLES Phone 741-7224 Write Box J-7J, The Dolly Register. Red FOOD SERVICE MANAGER — For tr> HOSPITAL LILY-TULIP WEIGHTS AND BENCH plant food service operation. Five day CHILD WORLD WANTS Riverfront & Osborn Ave. Division of Owens-Illinois MERCHANDISE 1961 AA0LIT6 — W flberglos twin oxle. week. Holmdel area. Large nationwide Point Pleasant. N.J. Hwy 35 Holmdel. N.J Luxurious. Complete. Coll 7174720. 57 p m. LATE MODEL TRACTOR food ond vending compony. Good poy ano" An Equal Opportunity Employer 591-1444 We have on opening for a BICYCLE RE For Sale RED BANK - MOVING - Lost three OWNER-OPERATORS benefits. Coll 9<1Q-B00U. Ext. 330, osk for PAIRMAN M/W. Full time. Good pay. 8ESTLINE PRODUCTS — Sacrifice, ZIF Having blower for bulk, needed from Jer Mr. Bee. WOODWORKERS weeks. Small oil, 1193 (dote), 510. Loroe Full Company benefits. Apply Mr. Fish STORE MANAGER IB per case or best offer for entire in modern oil, 535. 100 Items. 10c each. Jo ley City orea for permanent lease oper CLEARANCE ventory. Coll 671-1810. otlon. Call 2OWU-3716 (or appointment. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE - n. Child World. Rte 35, Hailet. A rapidly srowlng company has openings Ropldly expandinexpandng chaic n o f boutiquq e books. 5c eoch. Room fyll of 25c and 50c Experience preferred but willing to train. (or experienced woodworkers. Trainees seek II no aggressivressivee salespersosalespersonn to rakerak COLOR ANO BLACK/WHITE TVS olllc treasures. Frl.. Sot., 9 to 5. also CEMETERY CARETAKER — Cut gross Permanent part-time position. 291-3634. SERVICEMEN M/W also netded. Must be dependable. Ex full charge of store. Retail soles ex- ANDERSONS FIREWOOD-WOOD CHIPS Tues.. March 26, Frl., Morch 30, 9 to 5. SS In a Little Silver cemetery from May cellcnt company benefits ond worklnf perience. SelMtarter. Career opportunity, R£O BANK .-• HAZLE CABINET MAKERS — Carpenters, fl conditions. >pplv EBSCO BUILDING Call 741-2fl9 Peters PI. through September, using cemetery's To service horn* appliances for leodlrv Cat! after 10 a.m. Gene Mulroy. W2-4145. 747-CKJ5 944-83J: berglos.ers ond painters. Top dollar paid Shrewsbury Ave.. Shrewsbury. 74I-43QQ. GESTETNER MIMEOGRAPH -240 OICTATING EQUIPMENT - Two model equipment. Pay S2.50 per hour. Reply to according to experience. Call 899-4000. authorized Frlgldclre service firm In loca GRAVELY — Model L, 7,6 tip., wit Box A-lss. The Dally Register. Red Bank. area. Excellent opportunities. Coll be- MECHANIC'S mower, snow blade, and sulky, S3S0. 741 Complete with automatic counter ond No. 752 transcribers, two model No. 151 HAVE FUN - And earn W.40 on hour ser- tween 10 a.m. ond 4 p.m., &42-4813. FACTORY WORK 7317 •. shut-off, sllpsheeter, post card attachment recorders (dictaphone), two to three Help Wanted and supplies Including light toble and years old. 100 free dictating belts with vicing Fuller Brush customers near home. Packers, machine operators, warenausi HELPER MATCHED CRIB AND DRESSER - Witt sland. Ideal lor smell otflce or organlia- Call %4 3873 or 583-1033. SURVEYING TECHNICIAN — (Male..or workers. Now accept I no applications for wordrobe closet. Antique blue. Excellent eoch unlt^sso each. 747-HO4, 6»t. SO. Male and Female Female) for Right-of-way Deportment. Apply In person tlon. Call 717-5704 after 2. WiNNEBAGO — 14V>' travel trailer. Toi- NEEDED — Male singers, ottos, tenors, all three shifts- Apply (n person to Pride condition. S75 both. 591-H?!. N.J. shore area consultant desires min- Mod* Products. Inc., Edwords Industrial WERNER'S DODGE let, Ice-box, stove, sink. Many extros In- bosses. Contact Mr. Smllh at St. George's imum two years experience on Tax Maps, BOXWOOD BARCAINI - 35 years old, cluding Reese hitch. 5750. Call 741-5237. Church, M2-CS94. After 4 p.m., U7-94A9. Surveys, Subdivisions, Streets, or High- Center, 740 Lloyd Rd., Motowon. Hwy 36, Bel ford run. 4'xl2'. wosher ond dryer, kitchen two ft. high. You select ond dig. J10 eoch. king size bed, club chair, high chair, end way RIgrit-of-Way Plans. Full fringe ben- MECHANIC-PIN CHASER - Will train. CLERK-TYPI5T —Excellent typing By appointment. 671-0106. 1173 U.S. SPRINGFIELD - 45.70 caliber FACTORY INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS - Lioroe efits. Salary depending on experience. An Good pay. Company benefits. skills. Must be articulate and we 11 tables, coffee table, lamps, choir-type hair commercial Insurance ooency seeking frt- Navy llne-throwlna rifle, complete with Equol Opportunity Employer. Reply with Call 747-2711 groomed, able to meet ond deal with OLD OAK DINING ROOM SET — Rec- dryer, bassinet, other household Items cose and harpoon. 5150 firm, with NJ. JOBS dividual with experience In policy writing brief resume, availability and salary people. Submit resume to Box L-50, The Call 291-3063. and rating. Maximum solory available. tangular table with two leaves, six choirs, purchase permit. 767-1915. qulremenls to Box A-151, The Dally Re EXPERIENCED WINDOW CLEANER Dally Register, Red Bank. An equal op- china ond a server. Also, mahogany II- GORHAM "CHANTILLY" STERLIN Car necessary to and from work. Please ter. Red Bank. All replies confidential. Call portunity employer. NINE-PIECE.DINING ROOM SET- coll Howard Prevllle at 531-5100, bror? table Call »1W33, 10 to 4, or 291 SILVER — Formol set, 66 pieces, service 671-SIM 2573 alter 5 p.m. for six, with oak chest. Like new. 1500 val- Toble, six chairs, hutch and buffet. Also GIRL GROOM — Experienced, to can SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Full portable bar with glasses. Good condition. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Noex- CONSTRUCTION — Heavy. Laborer, ex and part-time. Must have experience. ue — only S300. 741-4S0^ perience necessary. Starting salary CM far two or three horses weekends at top CAMPER — Starcrofl 1971. Sleep! eiaht All for 5250. Call 7j9-29»1. perienced tn carpentry and masonry Steody work. Copable of doing minor re~ Excellent condition. per hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael level horse shows. Braiding ability essen- HOUSEHOLD SALE — Selling all house- TWO BLUE WOOL ROOM SIZE RUGS - til SSalarl y and all expenses Call 7471972 Driver's license. Coll after 7 p.m. 222 pqlrs. Apply In person, Herble's Cltgo, Phone 747-5131 hold Items. Chairs, tables, glassware Gormley, Administrative Assistant, Haz- 9400. Uhcroft. With pods. 12x18. 550, 9x11, 525. let Township Board of Education, 82 Beth- 1-20*8. SALE — Colonial ond traditional pieces, beds, refrigerator, material, books C7134M any Rd., Hoilet, N.J. EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER ME PERSON TO WORK — In shipping and antiques, statues, tigurlnes, brass scale, linens, etc. Thurs. through Sat., 10 lo 4 ASSISTANT TO MERCHANDISE MAN- 235 Third St., Folr Hoven. HOOVER OVEN — 520, Water Plk 512, AGER — Diversified duties. Must be flex CHANIC — Willing to travel. Call Mr. receivinAnag dept. Full time. Medical ond re- Syroco pieces, copper plaques. 10' round ATTRACTIVE — Personoble person to 1 cere at 2S4-77OO. tlremteni f bene>ntsl . Apply Norwood Dis- both never used. Droperles, 53, lamps, 51, work part-time now, full-time this sum- Ible. Good Ityping skills required, short- blue braided rug, drapes, sheers, tour- EIGHT-TRACK TOYO RECORDER - tributors, Inc.* 624 Broadway* Long piece Colonial sectional, S150, brown chair DSR record changer for component sys- dishes, glosses. Avon, 50c. 741-7741. mer, as a receptionist and bookkeeper ot hand helpfuliful. Appl.. y. EBSCO Industries MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Shoe de- Branch. See Fronk. the Ship Ahoy Beoch Club. Write, stating E8SCO Building, Shrewsbury, N.J. partment. Full time. Experience helpful. ISO, three matching tables its. Many pic- tem. Two months old. Call 7171449. DIAMOND RING — 1.M carat, platinum, tures — lorge andsmall. Baby car-bed, worth 5750. Any ofler over 5500 consid- age, education, family status, personal EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — M» Jut not needed. Apply In person to K SIDING AND ROOFING SALESPERSON characteristics ond any other pertinent In- Mart, Shoe Department, Rfe 35, Hazlet. — Experienced only. Non-pressure set>- dressing table, car-seat, rocker, scale. LOVE-SEAT SOFA-BED ered. After 5, 239-5234. lure person. Accounts Receivable. Ac- J Red velvet set and celery moire set o RED. 135. formation, to Ship Ahoy Beach Club, Box counts Payable. Retail operation. Pleas- No phone calls. Ing. Leadrods susupplied| " . 'Lon g establishe' '' d' 306, Sea Bright, N.J. WHO. dropes, 14", valance. Tablecloth and pi I Call 842-5923 REFRIGERATOR — white, to" high ond Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport ant office. 229-2517. COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE — compannyy . Write E.A.S.. Box 889, Red lows. Austrian curtains, dishes, toys, brk' X" wide. Very good condition. 550 cash. To work for mortgoge banking company. Bonk, N.J, o-brac, ond much more. All excellent con- FOR SALE — Hl-rlser, 535, ontlque coi Coll 229-0011. OLSTEN GLOVE CHECKER — Good pay. In- dition. Thurs., Frl.. Sot., ond Sun., 10 to 4 era, 525, two prolectors, 510 each, bed- TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT Some experience In collections. Need cor. HANDYMAN M/W-GARDENER — One centive for salory Increases. No ex- Must be aggressive. Call &24-8DOO, Ext. or two days a week or three half-days. 145 11th St.. Belford. oft Leonardvllle Rd. frame, 53. 542-2797. SOFA — Contemporary. 100" long, Ex- NEVER A FEE perience necessary. Apply Little Silver 491* Run tractor and care for nine cere lown. cellent condition, in. 117 Route 35. Eatontown S47-530O Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave.. Little Silver. THREE DRESSERS Coll 747-9544 Call after 6 p.m. M2-1164. AIR CONDITIONER — 1900 BTU, auto- 525 each UCENSEO PRACTICAL NUHSE PILE CLERK — Matawon Insurance of matic thermostat, three-cool speed, 1125. TO DRILL WELL — Need contract to flee. Other general office duties. Full CUSTODIAN — Experienced, full lime or Call 717 U)O MOVING — Selling contents of home. Help Wanted drill four to six 4" holes, eoch IS>'' deepdei. DEHUMIDIFIER, outomotlc humldlslat, Sole slarts Mon.. 9 a.m. 21 Glllesple Ave., time. Call Mrs. Richmond for appoint part-time nlghls, for Indoor tennis club. 30 pint, S85. Both used throe months, cen- BATHROOM SINK - Yellow, new condl rear house In Mlddletown. Call 949-212•2120 to References. Call for appointment, 566' Folr Hoven. 741-4BS4. BY EXAMINATION Male and Female give estimate. merit, 583-1300. tral air conditioned home. 671-5714. tlon. Two medicine cabinets. Draw-drape 5300. ods. S25. 741-S227 after 6 p.m. ORIGINAL CONTOUR CHAIR - With PART-TIME — Mornings. Neot appear- DRIVERS — For Sundoy morning paper VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT — Two choirs, electric vibrator. Excellent condition. Will 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift delivery. Established routes, no coilec RN FOR PEDIATRICS — 11 p.m. to 7 cobbler's bench, hutch, round tables, GO-CAftt >'/! HP. - excellent condition. once. Jonltorlol woxlno service. Call after tlons. Call 747-2143. sell cheap. Mohoaony pie crust toble. Wal- 1, 787-2094. o.m. Experienced preferred. Apply Per. hooked and Persian scatter rugs, toDles, Many new ports. Best oner. Call ofte nut server, tti River Road, Fair Haven. BABYSITTER - My Little Sliver home, sonnel Deportment, weekdays 9 to 2, Jer^ brlc-a-broc. Shore Furniture, Hwy 35, 3:30 p.m., JMJM27. WEEE-0 sey Shore Medical Center, 1945 Corlfes Laurence Harbor. N.J. BEDROOM SET — Five pieces. Including OPERATOR TO WORK OH DRAPERIES 12-5 p.m. weekdays. Own transportation, Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity errv LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — Mediter double bed. box sprlng/moitress. 5150. NURSES AIDE — Full or part-time. Pleasant surround- S42-957I after S p.m. COMPLETELY REDECORATING - Liv- ronean style, two end tables, cocktoi Also, dinette table, Formica top, with six HOW McAUSTER'S Inai. E«perlence desirable. 264S2S2 or ing room couch, pair matched swlve table, soTa. In pecan wood, blue and green choirs, 550. Call 5M-9324. SECRETARY — For targe construction INSURANCE SECRETARY — Must be rockers, olr conditioners, lour sets school print sola. Must sell, best oner. Please compony. Excellent typing ond shorthand :oll otter 6, SI3-4475. NURSE RN — 3 to 11:30 port-time. Apr experienced in rating and writing policies desks and chairs. All Al. 2M-0564. HAGSTROM SUNBURST BASS — HO. COMMISSIONS o must. For Interview call 741-8200. ond have ability to assume responsibility. Ampeg B-15.1140. Both in excellent condi- 3 p.m to 11 p m shift on'y. Ex- In person. MONMOUTH CO WHIRLPOOL ORYER — Clothes, 25c. HI- CUSTOM MADE DRESSES — Values lo FEMALE VOCALIST — Wanted to loin al Coll William 5. Garrison Agency. 22 E tion. Coll 747-3012 after 6 p.m. perience and transportalion neces- VALESCENT CENTER, Long Branch. Front St., 741-OM4. FI. Bassinet, high chair, train, Rosevllle SlOO, now none higher than 510. Also |ew- HAVE CHANGED. ready established group for rock and com- ond bisque dolls. Porch sale Friday only. elry at less than W-prlce. Call 7475342 GUITAR - 12 STRING VENTURA. Be sary Stan al $2.15 hour, plus liberal! BOOKKEEPER — Male or female. Ful mercial singing. Must be 18 years or older Real Lslale sales person inter- or part-time. Write Box J-76, The Dally RETAIL ~ IV west St., Eotontown. S42-1147. tor appointment afler 5 p.m. tlful shape, 595. WEBER surfboard, » benefits, wrth raises by men!, up !o| or nightclub and concert work. Full time US. CoM 747-3574. ested in realizing their lull financial Register, Red Bank. ob with steody weekly Income. For oudt- DEPARTMENT MANAGERS G.E. ORYER — Refrigerator, pool toble, GARAGE SALES S2.40 after one year employment. PART-TIME DENTAL [ASSISTANT — Ex Ion call 747-0643 or 7B/-78U. America's fastest growing Home Center Is office desk, boy's tractor. Ice-cube maker, I will advise, price, and If you want, man* GARAGE SALE — Mar. 24. Antiques: oak potential should ask us about our wheel chair, snow blower. 842-2377, cal Victor tolklng mochlne, sunflower horn, perlence prefer" redn . Fdur- mornings, 8 to SHEET METAL MECHANIC - Must be looking tor responsible, nord working In- oge your sole. 747-5039. 100ft commission basis. \2, plus occasional extra. Some typi before 9 p.m. rare 1819 Monmoulh County Atlas (42 experienced In fabrication and installation dividuals Interested in a retailing career.career. mops), N.J. antique license plates, lur- Rea Bank area. Reply Box A-156, of ductwork for commercial and residen- N o experienci e necessaryecessary , wwee wilwill traitrain DRUM SET — Bass, tom-tom, snare, ride Dolly Register. Wed Bank. veyer's sextant, elegant signed Tiffony tial contracting. High pay, hosplta 11 ration, you. Salory plus commission on sales, full HAMMOND ORGAN cymbal and high-hat with cymbal. Good and Reed Paris bronze Sevres blue porce- McALISTER vacation, sick days, etc. In Sayrevllte, linine of benefits. ExcellExcellene t opporuopportunityy fo condition. 5175. 471 9025. Call Mrs. Brandow MATURE PERSON — To core for older of Asbury Pork lain clock, chlno, gloss, etc. 210 Conover woman who needs assistance with activi- Call 727-1360 or 671-2929. advancemendt t iintt o managementt. Don'D't Rd., off Hwy 34, Colts Neck. delay, apply todoy. Brand new organ with Rhythm COMPLETE FURNITURE FROM AN AGENCY INC. ties of dally living- References needed, MANAGEMENT APARTMENT! _ Like new — Maple Call between 6-9 p.m. 264-6199. FRENCH PROVINCIAL DINING PIECES HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT REALTOR v corporation seeking full or part-time CHANNEL COMPANIES, INC. Immediate delivery. Bench, music and kneehole desk S49, 9x12 Olson rug S49, Pair Louis XVI choirs INTERESTED IN HAVING FARMER - management personnel. Training pro- lessons Included. 9>12 oval brolded rug S29, solid mop!e (421244 CENTER 109 East River Rd. Using own equipment, my land, to work vided. Higllgh IIncome potential. Coll for In- lamp table $29.50, mople step-table $12.50. maple coptaln-slyle arm choir S16.50, ki- GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous from Rumson 30 acres In soy beans. Please contact, W. lervlew tftl1)) 469-7431, Mon. thru Wed., 10 A. Packard, at 201-566-4000. fo2 p.m. CHAMBERMAID/HOUSEKEEPER M/W 775-9300 dney shape dressing table ond bench Grandma's house. Three upholstered — Reliable. Very good pay. Sleep-In If de- Open dally'til 9 Sat. 'til 5 S16.5O, three foldlno aluminum cnarrs chairs, end tables, old rodlo-phono, on- Hwy.34 Holmdel 946-4200| WANTED CARPENTERS - Experienced only. Cor- sired. Coll Alpine Manor Hotel, 672-1773. SI.50 each, mahogany rocker 519.50, un- tlque electric sewing mochlne, old 7l's, 842-1894 Experienced second cook. •enters helpers — Experienced preferred. ANTIQUES FROM FRANCE pointed chest 116 SO, hospltol tray toble lots more. Free coffee. Sat., Mar. 34, 10 Call 741-4131 tor Interview. -ull time. Apply Pefnlck Construction "CARPET MECHANICS FRESH SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED S4.75, maple ladder-back rush-bottom o.m. at 46 The Enclosure, Colts Neck. CO.. 671-1800. Must hove experience and cor. Hall clocks, buffets, dining room tobies choir 112.50. More and more. RUSCIL'S, BEAUTICIAN — Port-time. Some ex- Call 283 35W ormalre, beds, curio cabinets, obot|our, 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 741-1193. 6 SOFA AND CHAIR - All loose down IR CONDITIONING SERVICE AND IN- ' -onzes, chandeliers, mirrors. pillows. 5100 both. Modern office furni- STALLATION MECHANICS — Ex- MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Wanted for nation's largest consumer finance com- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES THREE WIRE WHEEL COVERS - For ture, 6' desk, executive chair ond side perience In sheet metal helpful. High pay, 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 741-7471 Mustang. Redwood picnic table with ben- dvjlr, black and chrome, like new, S140. FULL OR PART-TIME NIGHT WORK tospitallzatlon, vacation, sick days, etc pony. Must be high school aroduafe, hove ches. Three wood frame screens, and WE WANT YOU For lonltorlal compony. InSayreville. Coll 7271360or 671-2v29. car, and be willing, to work hard toward DESKS, FILES, tobies, choirs, oddlng ma- 747-4140. three wood frame storm windows. Alumi- 747-5731 tremendous future. Salary open for quali- chines, typewriters, office equipment etc, num combination door. Best olfer. 240 GARAGE SALE WAITRESS (M/W) — Fulltime. No fied person. Auto expenses paid and all at bargain prices. New or used. AAC Dartmouth Ave.. Fair Hoven. between 9 Sat., March 24, 10 to 5. MEDICAL EKG TECHNICIAN — Full nights, or Suns. Experienced desired but company benefits. We qualifllfy for veterans DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35. Ookhurst, 5 Thorn Place, New Monmouth. We arc one of the most popular and re- DOT necessary. Corner Room Coffee Shop ond 12, Saturday. time. Busy Internist's office. Excellent on the job training. Applr. .y. J iPn personP , Bene- 5313990. salary. Please call statlna references, 741- 151 River Rd.. Folr Haven. 747-9830. ficial Finance, 23 Brood St., Red Bank. 9 PENTAX SPOTMATIC — Never used. 55 GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous and fur- speclcd salons in the area. niture. 444 Naveslnk River Rd., Middle- 3100. N — n p.m. to 7 o.m. shift. Full time, o.m. to 5 p.m. PIANOS-ORGANS mm r/1.8 Super-Tokumar lens, fully auto- If you are a top stylist, hare a X.J. Man- lease appty to Red Bonk Convalescent matic dlaphram. Accepts numerous town. Sat., 10-3, Sun. 1-4. PARTS DEPARTMENT HELPER — Ex- HELP IMPROVE ECOLOGY! Used trade-Ins from 475. Warehouse for threaded lenses, soft leather carrying perience desirable, but not necessory. Ap- Center, 100 Chopin Ave., Red Bonk. Klmball, Conn, Yamaha, Chlckerlng, GARAGE SALE — Llvlng/dlnlng room ager's License, there is a position avail- rase.le. Advantogeou" s buy In todays econo- ply In person, 8 a.m.~4:30 p.m., Mon. thru •ARTS AND WAREHOUSE PERSON - Landscape laborers needed. Landscape Moog, Synthesizers* Unlimited rentals furniture, lamps, miscellaneous. Sat.. Frl. Downes Pontlac, 67 Lower Main St., foreman needed. Experienced preferred. from J7.50. Bring the family and choose my',. 5145. Phone 671-1589. Son., Mor. 24, 35, 10 Overlook Or.. Holm- able. Experienced In plumbing ond heotlng. del. Matawan. Good pay and benefits. Call 747-3300. Pay based on oblllty, starting at 13.50 per from over 150 units. 9-9 dally, Sot. until 6. OLD CORNER CABINET - Three piece Call for an appointment if you leant a LEGAL SECRETARY — Long Branch of- hour. Coll evenings, 6-8 p.m. 462-5190, Freehold Music Center wrought Iron potlo set, kneehole desk, ANTIQUE SALE — Sot. only. 11 to 5. Kit- GROUNDS KEEPER — Local school dli- MOREAU LANDSCAPE SERVICE, Colts chairs, hedge trimmer, bureau, chest-of- fice. Experience necessory. trlct seeking an Individual to perform 462-4730 ty's Booth, The Antique Center, Corner lonp-lime position and have the ability drawers. 11-4, Frl., Sal. 76 Boyslde Dr., Bridge ond Front, Red Bank. Call W2-O457 after 6 p.m. duties related to the upkeep ot grounds In- FURNITURE ANO APPLIANCES Atlantic Highlands. to please our clientele and hare, the de- WANTED — Personoble Individual to do cluding gross cutting, weeding, fertilizing, WIREMAN M/W — For wiring of electro Welfare and people with curd It problems, canvosslng and selling for young growing etc. Experienced person preferred. Frlnfje mechanical units. Experience required In Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Call GARAGE SALE — Art magazines, poper Machinery for Sale sire to earn. contracting business, toll 842-9080. benefits Include vocation, health Insur- wiring from schematics. Apply ELECTRO Mr. Grand, 373-6611. bock books, clothlnq, and numerous mis- ance, and o good solory guide. Interested IMPULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bonk. An cellaneous Items. Sat.. Sun., March 24, 25, FORD FARM TRACTOR — 1944, with persons should contact the Eatontown equal opportunity employer. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 298 WestwoodAve., plow, slcklebar, snow-plow, corn planter, CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY AIDE — loord of Education at 542-1055. IBM TYPEWRITERS Long Branch. Full time year-round position, 7 a.m. to ALARM INSTALLERS — Experienced etc. S42-9033 after 6:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Must be high school graduate. MACHINE OPERATORS — Lathe and preferred. Reliable, trustworthy and ef- Rental $15 per mo.BEDS — Full size, queen size, and box We will train. Apply Personnel Dept., Jer- STEEL TANKS — Bargain prices. Two milling machines. Steody work, many ben- Iclent. Top starting pay plus advance- Portable repairs si «72J"™ springs. l«,00O gal., two 10,000, two 8000, one 7000, sey Shore Medlcot Center, Corlles Ave.. ment for right mon. Call &42 5787. I/IMAGE HAIRSTYLISTS Neptune, weekdays, y to 2. Equal opportu- efits. Coll 542-1157. D ond D Tool Co., CLO5EOUT CARPET Call 787 3B52. one 3000, two 5000 with heavy duty agita- nity employer. .ewls St. ond Maple Ave., Eotontown. NURSES' AIDE - Experienced. U p.m. SHOP AT HOME - Fontostlc discounts FURNITURE-GARAGE SALE — Antique tors. Others various sizes. Edwards Indus- EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — Tor to 7 a.m., two nights per week; Cnt I - up to SOT. oil. Kodeli, Acrllans, Shoos, chandelier; console table, hi-fi, couches, trial Center. 740 Lloyd Rd . Matawon. 544- CORRECTIONAL OFFICER — Starting chairs, radios, cameras, baby Items, etc. 2400. women's sportswear. Apply Jonathan Lo- Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, morn- 501 nylons, up lo 270 so. ft., only S77. Un- : solory $7.018. Monmouth County residents. gon, ) Johnson Ave.. Matawan. 566-9383. Ings, 741-2059. heard ot voluesl Coll United Carpet Co., rl., Sat., 10-5, 36 Rlveredge Rd., all Strathmore Shopping Center Full time Liberal fringe bonellts. Imme- (»1> ! on our i'\|>:iuiliiii! con- KKRR DRAFTSMAN. SENIOR, M/W — Ex- room set. etc. 3SV Hwy 33, Mlddlvtown. Business Opportunities (.1 \vv V \\l r U 11 KIM. UtKI'dKVTIHN cellent opportunlly. Experienced. Civil CONSOLE STEREOS - Many models re- Inii'l in Nnilhr.M \»i.i iilTirin^ liir n|i|i(ii'tiinily lo p\( KW.IM; PKOPLCTS DIVISION and municipal engineering, land iur- duced to our cost. ANDERSON'S TV ANO For Sale veylng, site plans, and subdivisions. Ben- riimliiiir rvelli'iil income uilli lra\cl. In .ulililimi li> a Beers and Francis SisTKeyport efits. Salary commensurate with ex- APPLIANCE, 30 Broad St., Red Bank An equol opportunity employer 717-OKi. AND Rt. 35, Hmlet. V4A-&H3. ••••••••••• AUTOMOTIV erlence. Apply Alfred L. Messano, T.E., Grand Opening! This Weekv. pioil liit-i- Hilary, llicrc i> ;i per ilicin ;illn>v;mc<\ ruiii- oms River, New Jersey, or call 244-O8M. BLOND MAHOGANY DINING TABLE - plrlioii IMMIII.S plus rnrnprrlinisivi' III'IK'UN. Four choirs, china cupboard. Call 7474043 YPEWRITER MECHANIC — Ex- after 5 p.m. JOANAL SUPERMARKET 1 perienced on monual and electric. SI75 National Aulo and Truck To i|iialif\ ton niiisl In a In li slioul Linuluntr anil Management Trainees LARGE DESK - Good condition. ter week plus benefits. Five-day week. Leasing Corporation is ex- h.m- luriiKil lr:iiitin<; (1)1) form I I.V>) ;mil lin^ic elic- Now is your chance to secure a good future, with pay, with a fast- )rlver's license necessory. Coll In person. with chair. growing quality restaurant chain. We have over 340 shops oper- Serplco's Royol Oeoler, 101 Monmoulh 741-0091 panding its operations in Irical cxprricmr villiin llii hisl \r;ir in llu- iv|iair of St., Red Bonk. N.J. STAMPBelow Any Retail StorSe < ating in 13 states from Maine to Virginia. FULL SIZE BED - Complete, extra firm your area. K(. 13. k\\ :>(». K\\ 7. KV .i ina.liin.s. JANITOR — For Rumson-Folr Haven Re- mattress, SSO. Cabin Craft S*x7' red Supplies & Accessories Consider this: The Auto We need aggressive, sell-disciplined and self-molivatmg people to gional High School. Rumson. fringed rug. 115, Bolh excellent. Coll erl United Stales & Foreign Nd :irran^<'mi'li|v can hr niadi- for faniilj arconl- enter our development program which is 12-18 mdjiths in length. Call M2-1597 9034 Leasing Market is growing at a rate ol 20% a year. It is muilalions. I .S. cili/('iishi|i nipiiricl. l:\pirii'iici- in Earn $140 - $170 per week while you learn the basics of good SALES SPECIALIST — Custom dropes TRACTOR. RIDER — 12 tip. Cub Cadet. management and take part in our excellent fringe benefit pro- ond slipcovers. Apply In person, W. T. Hydrostat transmission. 42" mower, snow 367-6060 462-1590 now a 510 billion yearly busi- (IDM'rnnicnl or military npirali uilhin |I.I>1 12 Gront Co., Shrewsbury, New Jersey. An blower, like new. Coll KH-WOO, 9 to 5 or Open Eves 6-10, Saf. Sun. 9-9 ness and individual leasing gram You will also be able lo tram in nearby locations. Relocalion equol opportunity employer. 142-3777. 7 p.m. lo 9:30 p.m. RWnS monllis rci|uincl. * FrntmdKrti. N.J. I has grown 274%. It is esti- will become necessary at some future date with all costs being as- HOUSEKEEPER - Child core, sleep DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING mated lhatby 1974 60% of sumed by FRIENDLY ICE CREAM. or out. Four or five days per week. Salary 1.26 corots. Round diamond. To arrange an interview open. 513-1367. Coll 717-2537 otter 7 p.m. Business Opportunities all cars or trucks on the high- Call collect (201) 967-2505 You need only three basics to apply: you must te a high school CLERK-TYPIST - Fulltime, busy office ways will be leased. Part ol graduate, own a car and be over 21. Although not required, some Heavy detail. Send resume to P.O. Box CABINETS Ask for Mr. Don Heseltine 404. Eatontown, N.J. 07724. this market could be yours college and some restaurant experience would be 'o your advan- Complete tet of Quaker Maid U-shaped with a LASCAR LEASING If not convenient In rail, wml dclails of \riur liack- SECRETARY/STENO — School office ex- kitchen cabinets, Mediterranean oak. The • FOR LEASE * tage. perience preferred. Interested persons finest in cabinets, costing t&OOO, can be BROKERAGE. All it takes is a proiiiul lo Mr. Don III-M Ilinc. ITT IViliTal Klirlrir Our managers run their operations without !he normal risk of own- write for application to Board of Educa- bought for S2V9Q. You must set to appre- total investment ol $4,500. tion, Red Bonk Regional H.5., 115 Harding ciate. Someone's loss, your golrt. Alia Cor|). tost alcove, appliances, drapes, carpeting Coll m-nan onyilm* •>-. AlibwolTfopesfrie. rtmrtm and other extra. Fcurttoutle bedrooms, stop! One look will citltnt condition. 7*4 Brood sTTshrewitx/ry J5^""?J«5i^""?ll y "i<^"i<^ CentraCentrl aiir con- OWNER SA1TS -SELL TODAY" FRIEDMAN GALLERIES ditioning. J«.)iour doorman. Indoor pork- Vh baths, basement ond two-car oarage Now only VH.IVi. Call today! w convince you. More Classified PRIVATE COLLECTOR -7 Ing, iwffn pool, marina. TV s«i/rlty.ter- ASKING $61,500 Joseph G. dollar tor LlirST Tfdlns '0" gbuge An?roces. Mr. Prlem (201) 7411735. Houses for Rent » 747-0221 on Next Page v BRAND NEW COLONIAL age, ony condition. 147-1445. "^ * *" RED BANK - Penthouse with Balcony JPER RD.. MIDDLETOWN - Newly McCUE r ln tl N Hlnlt Tw remodeled Iwo-bedroom house. Excellenl SHADED ACRE Houses For Sale ANTIQUES VV?E"TLY £S KSt t !1 ?" ° >*«> SWAN-KEY 30 Rldgt Rd. Realtors Houses For Sale Fgrnlture, poTnllngs, cut iwo oams, run dining room, carpeting and location. «5o month, security, poy own olr conditioning. BODMAN ARMS utilities? No pets. Call otter 4 p.m. 944- Center foyer, four bedrooms, 2Vi baths, lontosllc closet space, formal dining REALTY * APARTWeNTS. Mf«SM, f-noon ond eve- room, 26' paneled family room with fire- REALTOR nings. 124 Hwy IS MONMOUTH BEACH — Adoroble new >lace ond wet bar. Big laundry-mud room FIRST TIME 741-7474 live-room town house. Water view, tennis, Basement and two-car oarage. Quiet 842-6550 NAN JOHNSON" pool, washer-dryer, bulkheodlng. Balconyi' street near school, lie,500. call for de- OFFERED From 1320 to 1400 month. 741-7741. tails. From an BUYS ANO BUYS RIVERFRONT Little Silver Value SECLUDED STREET From an entire household tto o slnale Mint Colonial Cape, outstanding residen- ttm. Antique furniture, lewelrv, i Iver MODERN APARTMENT - Near Irans- RIVER PLAZA— Thr»-bedroom home. Ultle Silver - near shopping, transportation, and schools. F6ur lmm«d ate coin. Top dolloV "'j.fei ' ' PLUS PRIVACY tial area. Three bedrooms, Vh baths, aonatlon. Keansourp. Best time to call — Excellent condition. S300 per month. TED A rare combination. Over three acres of room for two additional bedrooms and bedroom ranch. Living room, den. kitchen, slate patio, in- before noon - 4K4416. Lease, references and security required. gorgeous nature. Long river frontage. bath. Great value at U4.900. Superb loco- Immediate occupancy. Call Mr. Ryan, . ground swimming pool. Asking $53,000. • £|D BANK - Furnished two room., Three bedrooms, two baths, huge stone PETS McOOWAN-RYAti, Realtors, 7473000 flreotacc in living room, conversation al- 'jro-»l»>n>onth. Near transportation. All cove. Beautiful river views from most P ri Secu- 3 OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE - Fully h>r- AND LIVESTOCK Sty MliSif' * °" I"™"* nlshed. Short term lease. rooms. A tow maintenance home. Asking 741-7S4S HALL WCOQO. "ADAMS ' ANSHEPHERP ELBERON - Three rooms. >t« Including utllltlet. STATELY OLDER HOME — Wllh entry AGENCY, REALTOR AGENCY-REALTORS HEW! SPACIOUS! QUIET AREA! foyer, living room, dlnlno room, kitchen, Borus Agency Open 7 doys, 24 hour service OLOE ENGLISH SHEEPDOTPUPPV-, tour bedrooms. l'/i baths, huge open 733 River Rd. Fair Haven REALTORS Four bedroom. 2'h bath Colonial on "• acre lot on cul-de-sac, Champion ilred. AKC registered All ASBURV- PARK OEAL VICINITY porch, nice yard. Walk fa fawn, near «» River Rd., Fair Hoven 842-5098 and within a stones throw o( school. $56,500. Transportation. Immediate occupancy. 74J.4532 110 Ave. of 2 R (vert Rumson CARLTON HOUSE Asking 1400 per month. Call Mr. Ryan, McGOWAN-iOWANRYANI ,. "Realtors , 747-3000— . 1-4200 POODLE PUPS - AKC. beautiful apricot 510 Deal Lake Dr. Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale toyVupSSlxweeHs old. Also stud service. overlooking Deal Lake and the oceon. NEW SHREWSBURY — Two-bedroom Elegant one and two-bedroom apart- ranch. Fireplace* dining room, sun porch, ments, terraces, central oir condi- full basement oorooe. S290 monthly plus NAVESINK RIVERFRONT GERMAN SHEPHERDS - A ICC. Only tioning, tree gas and electric, 24 hour utilities. References. One month's secu- Panoramic view from this hilltop four bedroom, three bath cus- two while "beauties-' left. Females Jioi rlty. Immediate occupancy. Call 747-2461. or best offer. Coll 739M62 r'mal"' l"" ooormon. PROFESSIONAL SUITES AVAILABLE r tom ranch This superb home otters wood beamed ceilings, Mr. Adlckes 776-5454 or 774-55SO PLANNING YOUR VACATION? — New large fireplaces in ihe living room and dining room, THE kitch- aitSr cottage for rent located In scenic, endless en ot your dreams, separate guest area, and many more cus- TWO-ROOM FURNISHED - Utilities In-1 mouniolm In central Pennsylvania. All. Did you know 1 % of $50,000 is 33 3232114 otter 5 p.m. cluded. No pels. Suitable lor business aen- modern conveniences, fireplace. Swim- tom extras, all on a treed lot. $86,000. tlemon. Inquire 211 Monmouth St., Red ming ond flshina stream on property. $500? If you are thinking of listing Bonk. Summer reservations accepted. For Infor- CallAj-1611 mation call 222-7395alter 5 pm. UNION BEACH — Suitable tor adults. real estate for sale, you should be Y 1 6 li? ?i .5f y. " ,?.£«» nunfr.uied Four rooms, sl&o a month plus heat, plus LONG BRANCH — Fully furnished. Two aware that this agency is still plac- electric, plus security. 2443165 or 354- bedrooms, living room, flreploce, dining room, tiled bom ond kitchen, IS cu. It. ing listings, at full advertising ex- TWO BEAUTIFUL KITTENS-Or- ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Key trostfree retrloerator-treezer, full dry eel- onoe/whlle mole, calico ttmale. Litter- port. SIM plus security ond electric. Ni lor and attic. Carpets and drapes, plus air posure, at the old 6% commission trolned. Call 747-1157 otter 7 pm. pets. Coll 204-5943. conditioning, automatic oil heat, fully In* suloted, aluminum storm windows, lovely rale. This may make a difference to POODLE PUPS - Standard AKC regis- UNFURNISHED - Kitchen, two roams, arounds. Mice residential nelahborhood. tered. Femoles, excellent dlsposhlons. and both. Suitable for adults. No pels. Coll near scnools, Deach, shopping center and the economy minded person of be- Block, 115. 7»7->lt3 or 4M-0I19. otter 5, 747-4M3. ID mln. to Fort Monmouth. Immaculate. Now available, rent S275 month plus'utlli- tween $250 to $1,000 in cost of AKC REGISTERED GERMAN LARGE HOME IN MIODLETOWN - tles. Lease, reference, security deposit re- HERD — Four months. Beit otter. Young man will share with same. $150 per quired. Suitable far family. No pets. Call sale. Please call us, avail yourselves Call 747-5017 month Furnished and all utilities. 671- 223-1741. Wll. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - 125 of our experience and real estate SS^'iIft** I!0!"1 h"° ''Poles. Call 7J7- RED BANK — Large three, lour, live- SI2S to 1350 Per Month ?113. 137 Creek Rd., Keansburg. room apartments available with a RIVER THE BERG AGENCY counseling. VIEW. Near shopping and transportation. Rt. 35 Middlelown AKC COLLIE — Seven months, male. Call Superintendent, 741-3191. 671-1000 RtAUORSAUDIWURORi Sable. Papers. Gentle. SIOO. 264-40*3 WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart- nished and unfurnished, immediate occu- GREAT DANE- Four months old, ment. New two family house. 1260 per pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, brlndle male. Continental style ears. Pick month plus security. Call 7B7-03V3. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500.. ot the litter. UOO. Coll «42«JK " 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY RIVERVIEW TOWERS — One-bedroom WANAMASSA — Three-bedroom split lev- AKC REGISTERED - Eight weeks old opartment, large living room, dinette, el home. Garage. Lease required. S42-9139I toy poodle, female, light oprlcol. Coll 741- dishwasher, soum-eosl view. Sublet, Mm for opfiolntmtnt IJ 741-5212 I through Oct. 1.1260 a month. Call 741- 9189 evenings. RED BANK — Six rooms and bath. In BOXSTALL FOP RENT quire at 110 Leonard St., Red Bank. Lou for Information ASBURY PARK - North, near Deal Kasiuba. call 4311295 or 7417027. Lake. Two-room apartment, unfurnished. Sporkllng clean. Jusl renovated. SI3S, util- ities Included. Na pets. Call 22778W. MARLBORO — Three bedrooms plus den / IMS OF PUPS on horse farm. Immediate occupancy. WORLD'S LARGEST SELECTION RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentree Security, references. 1290. 946-9669. Hours: Open 5ot.,Sun., Mon. 10-5 Apartments, 239 Spring St. One bedroom apartment. Available Immediately. Call KEYPORT — Three-bedroom house. One for appointment 741-3(53. month's security. Call between 10 and 6 p.m. April 1 occupancy. 495-1183. •Ir. W5ATTRACTIVE — Nicely furnished two U5/1AS rooms, bed-living room, kitchen. Suitable .NAVESINK — Fully furnished three bed- Joy 135 one adult. Reference. 741-13M. rooms, ]Vt baths, dlnlno room, kitchen, Toy .135 living room, paneled den, and recreation Kelt »5 HOLMDEL — Four rooms, unfurnished, room wllh fireplace, alcove with bar, at- .135 above aarooe on large estate. Call otter 7 tached garage, utility room with washer Walt Selti fshepherds S3S p.m. tn-145e. and dryer, fenced backyard. 1350 a month Eskimo* Spaniels .135 plus utilities. Lease, security deposit re- Last month we sold Beagle 8. Teirltr 135 TWO BEDROOMS - Furnished. Heat in- quired. Call i7?-027> otter 5. Samoyed I. Huskies 135 cluded. Private home. Dead-end street. Lassie Farm Collies S35 Quiet neighborhood. Convenient. Avail- Short Hair Terriers .135 able. Garaae. 1175. OCEANPORT — Large house tor rent, .105 McCUE.INC. J42-2740 RUMSON 1175 per month. Including utilities, for Daisy Dogs.. handyman, In exchange for labor ond sell- ElklmotToy Collies (35 KEYPORT " ~>llle»Sheps .«5 Ing house. Commission paid on selling irds... S35 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY house. 247-7504. oSpIti MS ONE-BEDROOM J175 _ trmon & Swiss Pointers. 135 Private entrances! Eot-ln kitchen. UNFURNISHED DUPLEX — In Red Fox Terriers U5 Walk to shopping, buses, schools! Bonk. Mint condition. Air conditioner, two PRIVATE SWIM CLUB big bedrooms, one bath and two powder NorwelgonElkhoundi U3/J70 rooms, llvtng room ond tllnlng room com- Rottwlelers.. .1500 of the homes bination, large kitchen with dishwasher, JUST ARRIVED FROM KEYPORT large den or gameroom, laundry ond stor- IRELAND oae area. Asking 1374 a month. YORKSHIRE TERRIERS, CAIRN TER- RIERS & KERRY BLUE TERRIERS. GARDENS ALLAIRE-FARROW J.P. O'NEILL PUPPY FARM 251 Atlantic St.. aft Rte 36 U.S. Hwy 1 Princeton Superintendent on Premtees Realtor Apt. 6 294 Broad St., Red Bank TWO MALE COCKA-POOS - Bllock, sev Phone (2011 244S31I en weeks old. S3S each. (9 o.m.-Sp.m.] 741-3450 ClColll 671 2040 Call Anytime HIGHLANDS — Small cottage, suitable WOMAN OR COUPLE — To share home 10-MONTHOLD FEMALE IRISH SET- adults. 1125 a month. Securlfy required. with retired lady. References. TER — Good bloodline. AKC registered. 291-2144. Call 531-30C1 Excellent with children. Must sell, mov- we had just listed! ing. 513-4423. RED BANK — Four rooms, both, fully olr conditioned. On busline, tour blocks from FREE PUPPIES town. Completely renovated. Over dental Four males, three females. office. Suitable for couple. Na pets. 1250 Wanted to Rent Col(»l-W2> per month plus utilities. Call 747-2102. E NEED —Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished AKC POODLE - Female, two years old. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Fur- from 185 to 1350 per month for Incoming Cream color. Good noturea wllh children. nished three-room apartment, all utilities. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, Sacrifice. Will groom, no-mi. Weekly, monthly, seasonal. No lease. Middlelown. 671-1000. Nautilus Apartments, 142-0505. RESPONSIBLE FAMILY — Needs three- HIGHLANDS bedroom home or opartment. Call Mr. A. REAL ESTATE Four rooms and bath. after 5, 7«7-6<«9. Phone (72-1SW FOR RENT FAMILY OF THREE — Wish to rent KEANSBURG - Five rooms and bath. house or apartment In Fair Haven or Apartments Boseboard heat, suitable tor three or four Rumson. Call S42-3705. adults. Na pets. 787-0313. BRADLEY BEACH This month we're RED BANK — FurnlshM tnree rooms. FAMILY HOUSING NEEDED — Social NOW RENTING Quiet neighborhood. Convenient. Newly Service Agency seeking rental housing for decorated. Coll after 5 p.m. 741-O30B. Its clientele, (f you have apartments or Brand new luxury apartments for Imme houses for rent please coll Mrs. Carolyn dlate occupancy. One-bedroom aport- RED BANK — Three rooms. Adults pre- Kucharskl, 542-S0O0. Ext. 241, Mon. menls storting at 1170 per month. Wall-to- ferred. Lease, security, references. No through Frl. No commissions Involved. wall carpeting, GE applionces, security pets. Call 7414421. Intercom systems, off street parking, •/] block from the ocean. Model open dally RED BANK — Two-bedroom apartment, between 10 a.m.ond 4 p.m. Call Wl-iat suitable for couple. Reference, security. Furnished Rooms or 233-7772. Coll between 54 p.m. 747-10O6. COASTAL TOWERS APARTMENTS ANEW IDEA! 100 Brlnley Ave. MATAWAN — llVroom opartment. Con- venient. Available April 1. Reference re- Year round living tor Golden Agers. Nice going for 90 THREE R00M5 - Centrally located. Pri- quired. 591-1216. rooms, ocean view, three homecooked vate entrance. Opposite beach. Suitable meals dally, 24 hr. love and oftention. tar couple. Coll M8-W71. , KEANSBURG — Unfurnished five roams. You're not 'Must a name" here. In Asbury Gas furnace. Suitable three-four persons. Park call 7755006. IK-ROOM UNFURNISHED APART- 7875891. MENT — Wall-to-wall carpeting, air con- EATONTOWN AREA — Furnished roam. ditioner. Near bus stop. Call 229-4944. Call between 6 and 9 p.m. 972-1818 KEYPORT — Sparkling new. quiet, air- Commercial Rentals FURNISHED ROOM - In private home. conditioned two-bedroom oparlment. Eot- CENTRAL NEW JERSEY - Have ex- ln kitchen, large living room. Halt block Mlddletawn. Suitable tor woman. Coll 671 to shopping, transportation, woterlront. cellent locations available for retail MOO. SZ25 Includes hot water, heat. Coll 171-1140 stores, boutiques, etc. Outstanding rental values. Call B42-4672. Brokers fully pro- WINTER RENTALS — Rooms wllh pri- otter S p.m, vate both and weekly mold service. S35 t'actedi ' '. per week. Windjammer, 344 Ocean Ave., FIRST FLOOR — Three lovely roams, Sea Bright. ru2-3o>4 or 717-9655. bath, attractively decorated and fur- RED BANK — Hove only a few choice lo- nished. Residential, yet neor town. Refer- cotlons available for retail stores, bou- TWO ROOMS AND BATH - In private ence. Mature adults preferred. 741-8394. tiques; chains, etc. Shopping Mall, two home. Unfurnished. Suitable for teacher levels. Cllmote controlled. Prime area. or professional person. Prestige area In HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL - Garden Brokers protected. Coll 842-4672. Little Silver. 1150 per monlh. 541-3130, ask opartment. One bedroom. Total electric. Who else but Applebrook tor Marie. Air conditioning. Near buses. 872-1646. OFFICE-SHOWROOM-SHOP — 2800 sq. ft. available. Heat, air conditioned and LAUREL AVE. — Newly redecorated CLIFFWOOD BEACH utilities Included. S! 50 per sq. ft. In Redroom with linen service. Convenient to ev- One-bedroom apartments. Bank. 747-4451. erything. 118 per week. Coll 291-4753 or For Information call 513-3356 787-W57 today. NEW SHREWSBURY — Shopping center. REO BANK — Three-room apartments. Two stores, IJ00 sq. ft. and 2000 sq. ft. Ills per month. Dowstra Agency, Realtors. 741-8700 ALPINE MANOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fully Motel and Hotel, Highlands. 972-1773 Hotel Commercial Rentals equipped restaurant. Seats 100. rooms, dally maid service, 120 and 125 per Call 741-1144 alter 7 p.m. week. Motel rooms, private beach, TV, makes sense? LITTLE SILVER — Three modern second oceonfronl, dally mold service, 140 week. floor offices ot 4 Church St. One I4S sq. FURNISHED-UNFURNISHED — Two CHOICE ft., one 255 sq. ft., one 300 sq. ft. Call 741- rooms, private bath, kitchen and laundry 3343. privileges. Beautiful neighborhood. On SEA BRIGHT — Center of thriving busi- N.Y. and local bus lines. Couple or single OFFICE SPACE ness area. Corner store soon far rent. 26' woman preferred. 842-3877. wide, 56' deep. Call (41-1303 eves. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bedroom. 3200 Sq it Heat, air conditioning, Reasonable rate. 14 E. Highland Ave.. At- janitorial service, pnvale parking on EXCELLENT lantic Highlands. 291-0599. paved parking lol Convenient to all MANUFACTURING SPACE pubfc (ran sp or la tion Will rearrange One-story building. 10,250 sg. ft. Ample Houses For Sale parking. Three overhead doors. Con- ollicesto tenant's requirements At- venient lo DUbllc transportation. Attrac- tractive price. Brokers protected. tive price. Brokers protected. 747-1100. SEA BRIGHT — Center of thriving busi- If you're selling your home, isn't the performance of the real es- ness areo. Corner store soon far rent. 13' wide, 56' deep. Call W7-2203 eves. tate agency all that really matters? Of course. That's why Apple- CALL WO SO. FT. OFFICE SPACE — Subdivl- "^Anderson (table. Nicest professional office building In Shrewsbury areo. 15 sq. ft. net. Call brook is getting more listings and selling more homes than any oth- 747-1100 Thompson Agency, 741-0700. er agency in this area. By a wide margin. Apartments Apartments FAMILY FUN ON THE BEACH The reasons are reassuringly simple. The largest sales staff. All Can you picture your family hav- ing a grand time on their own full time professionals. More advertising. Three convenient offices. sandy beach with a fireplace and stone patio? This charming A coordinated marketing program. A realistic knowledge of the mar- Victorian home has modern kitchen, large living and dining ket and fair market value. TOWNHOUSE rooms, 4 bedrooms, rambling porches. A great house in which 10 relax and happily raise your Result: 90% of the homes listed with Applebrook sell within 90 APARTMENTS happy family. $87,800. 638 RivwIM.. Fair Navm days. At or very close to the asking price. With a minimum of dis- 3-PRIVATE ENTRANCES 741-4477 ruption in your home or daily life. 1 & 2 Bedrooms Fast sale. Top price. Nice people. That's Applebrook. 3 Baths THE 5 Major Appliances CUSTOM RANCH Nestled in trees on over an • CrnlHl HNling I AU'Conditiomne, Individu- APPLEBROOK 1 acre, three bedrooms, I'A ally ThcrmosUtiully Controlled xii ' 2 Ther- baths, extra large gameroom mostats in each Residence with lireplace. Another lire- • On-Site Parking tor Tenants and Guests ' place in den. Many extras AGENCY L' (oo numerous lo mention. \ Will not last at Ml,900. MAKES IT HAPPEN — FASTER! CAUS«S-760O 301 SfWHG ST.,KfO IMK. N.J. 741-3306 flJIfXflOM CVdtn $UK WMr *vl>> to•" » 1M. kh m* Knmjn RUMSON, N.J. MIDDLETOWN, N.J. M.l>l-6a1ti taut l« convenient X RMge «d Agency Asking M?.M0 location. Fireplace In living room, two- •42-27M ELLEN S. the day you move In. car garage. Good tcMoll. Excellent con 7*4 Brood 5' Shrewsbury In addition. It has a atlon. Central air conditioning. 152,500. RAMBLING v REALTY 2O'x«' In-ground Aztec FLORIDA CALLING! ! 747-0221 A HICKEY AGENCY REALTOR pool, and the house has RANCH Reader Now II me lime to buy that.home, oporK 124 Hwy 15 MlUdltlown HAZELTON Cwtom bulll home clem to the worn_on /nun!, duplex or Income properly. Acr FINE LOCATION! central oir, |ust a re- V •each Id. Monmoutti Beoch 842-6550 , Realtor * ocre ol professlonollv londscoped Coll 277-4017 anytime owl ED. CONWAY, Reolty lnc..I73l| s minder that summer Is Boklond Pk. Blvd.. Ft. Louderdale. Flo. , Fair Haven's Finest orourxh, Three b«droom»,Jwo battiSv"*- Thli lorge four-bedroom Colonial with rlv 842-3200 coming. 0 room «im fireplace ond tai lt-l»Jbook- Houses For Sale CHOICE OLDER Houses For Sale er rlphti li not Multiple Llltedl We hove MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE the key tor this genuine rare value ot HOME IN RUMSON! ASKING M7.5OO U1.000 Thli beautifully maintained hem* offers West River Road Rumson three bedrooms, two boths. modern Ufch- WATER VIEW «n, living room, dining room. Situated on SWAN-KEY Remodeled Corrloae Home on «eclude< o lorge Tot with a dorllng fish pond and Houses For Sale Houses For Sale REALTY two ocrn. Six bedroorru, JVi ooin«, in- ADAMS beautiful londscoptng In a very decent lo- giound pool plus all the txtros you'd ex- cation far U7.S00. Moke offers, we will be REALTOR .. _ . pect for US.m. AGENCY-REALTORS l*lltth LOCUST LITTLE SILVER 124 Hwy IS Open 7 (toys, 24 hour itrvlcr In COUNTRY SETTING on Vh acres, DOLL HOUSE 842-6550 RUMSON 842-5098 ALFRED J. rhrt*-bedroom Colonlol, IVt boths, den, Groclous Colonlol locoled In proWfi" HOAve. of ) divers Hi-mi bottboard heot. Attached aaroflt. Con- Newly wed or ALMOST NEW! arra on wooded ocre. Center hall leods to REALTORS* // HASSINGER venient to transportation. ISl.tOO. formal living room and dlnlno room. w Rlt newly retired FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL Country kitchen, den, lorje fomlW room Houses For Sale 105 E. River Rd. Rumson Member MLS This home is for you Three double bedrooms, 1V> baths, central with flreploce. Four tjeneroui slie bed- IN IDEAL LOCATION — Three-bedroom roomi. JVi boths. Mony custom e»tro; bl-ltvel. l'/i bath»; very large den, Two bedrooms air conditioning, formol dlnlna room, big. EXECUTIVE RANCH modern kitchen with breakfast areo. laun- such os beamed celllnp ond peojed floor! baseboard heat, attached everslie poroge. cozy living room In den. * "mujl" home for Ihe dis- PRESTIGIOUS OAK HILL Thtrmolppnt gloss throughout, dry sew- dry, basement ond garooe. Fenced reoi RIVER OAKS with fireplace yard. Trees. Offered at Ui.NO. criminating buyer, S91.5O0. PRICED IN HIGH $40's Custom oppolntmtnti throughout. Central Only one block to olr conditioning, electronic oir titter, HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL lorgt kitchen, den, family room. Enclosed The public transportation RANCH — Three large sunny bedrooms, 1'-'? baths, ViAndersoJT porch. Patio with^wnlngi, underground FAIR HAVEN ARMSTRONG sprinkler system. Priced right ot 175,000. Walk to New York commu woodburning fireplace, nicely landscaped Huge AGENCY -REALTORS ting Excellent neighborhood. Attractive Colo- SSS Prospect Ave. M1-4W0 Little Silver screened-in brick patio. This one will go fast call now - Borus Agency BROOK train or bus nial with ntw roof ond heotlna system. AGENCY Needs modernization and redecorotlon THREE-BEDROOM TUDOR - In best 671-6666. REALTORS Anne E. McCully Realtor Woods at rear of property only. 20' living room, big dining room Red Bonk areo. Beamed gomeroom. fire- 5 CORNERS, O-JH CCCC RUMSON MO Rlvir Rd., Fair Haven » First *ve, - Atlantic Highlands Call now to see with alcove, three bedrooms, space avail- place. eat-In kitchen. t3l,0GO. 747-4532 Jll.tm able for lavatory. Covered porch, baie- HWY3S Of I "DODO MIDDLETOWN Charming house in beautiful lo- 132,500 ment and garaat. Must settle estote TWO-8EDR00M WATERFRONT HOME cation near schools and trans- RUMSON COLTS NECK t»0» - $33,900. portation. Large living roorfi wilh REDDEN AGENCY BEAUTIFUL SIX-BEDROOM COLONIAL fireplace, formal dining room, Magnificent lot with lorge trees ontf beau- Grocloui expanded ranch with five bed- Kmltors -In great area. ««,000. tiful landscaping. Privacy afforded by rooms, three full baths. Fireplace In pan- XI Maplt Ave.. Red Bank TED spacious kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 large welt maintained privet hedges. Re- eled den, formal dining room, living LOTS OF ELBOW ROOM - In this mint baths, lull basement - beautiful quires no site work. Bring your builder room, and eat-In kitchen, utility room and 741-9100 condition Cope. % ncre treed lot. Flre- and proceed with con it ruction. Sewer con- large two-car garage oil on one tovely Evenings 747-4144 or 542-1777 grounds. California-bound own- nection already In. Minutes to ocean on acre at end of cul-desoc. A very lorgt ploce In living room with possible five bedrooms. 144,900. ers asking very private lone. Principals only. Coll af- and most attractive home at U9 ,3M. ter l. U2U35 HALL THIS RANCH MAS EVERYTHINO - 157,900. AGENCY,REALTOR Flreploce In living room, finished base- RUMSON-LOCUST - Dock your boot. MONiMOUTH BEACH En|ov o 3500 jq, ft. magnificent ranch, ILLMENSEE 733 River Rd. Fair Haven ment with wet bor, In-ground swimming four bedrooms, 30' living room, central NEW, NEW RANCH pool, central olr, ond lots more. 144,900. 636 RivtT Rd.. Fair Hnn olr, two fireplaces. Utar Noveslnk Coun- AGENCY Just completed new natural shake ranch. try Club. 1115,000. 7*1-7741. On* of a Kind, no development. Large liv- 842-4200 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - With two- Realtor ing room. IS' dining room, thrte bed- car oarage, ond lleldslone flreploce. 741-4477 CHEESEQUAKE AREA — It-room Colo- Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 4*2-3172 rooms, two baths, mailer bedroom very Beoutlful area. W4.5CC. nlol split. Five bedrooms, 2'/i baths, pan- spacious plus family room, ond eat-In NEW SHREWSBURY eled den, built-in pool with water fountain. kitchen with Formica coblnets and self- GARAGE APARTMENT - For small NEW TUDOR BI-LEVEL S37.9OQ LOW TAX COUNTRY cleaning oven. V/i blocks from the ocean. couple with big Ideas. 131,000. Patio. Two-car oarage. Central air. All THREE-BEDROOM. TWO-BATH appliances and carpeting. Many extras. A All of tfls for $44,500. "Holmdel Colonial" RANCH. A GEM IN A BEAU- LOCUST RIVERFRONT - 3.4 acres ot YOUR FIRST HOME very special home. Immediate occupancy Excellent four-bedroom Colnnlol. Cellar TIFULLY LANDSCAPED SET- to qualified buyer. $54,900. 727-34*3- pure beauty. 190,000. Located on fully wooded lot near What could b* better than this three- family room. High residential area. Im- PAUL BRAGAR TING. FULL BASEMENT, TWO- bedroom ranch. Large living room, Ksslble to build ot reollitle IA4.no price. CAR GARAGE. TWO YEAR OLD COLONIAL - Great modern kitchen, fenced in rear yord, MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split, Von t loll the weekend. Coll ui now — we Apency ocean and convenient to shopping and IVi bottis, eotln kitchen, dining room, liv- 794 Broad St., Shrewsbury value ot »46,900. Fireplace In living room, screened patio. Excellent condition. have me key. mree large bedrooms. Only MI.JW. Coll todoy. ing room, family room, full basement, ot- ASKING $44,600 transportation. Three bedrooms, 1 toctied garage, polio, woll-to-woll carpet- ing. All this on on acre of landscaped 747-0221 McAlister Agency baths, plus den or gameroom 15x13; lond. Asking M7.M0. Principals only. Coll CIRCA 1713 671-1*47 after t p.m. on Wed.. Thurs. ADAMS Realtor JUST LISTED From Friday on, call any time. FIVE BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS 109 E. River Rd.. Rumson ' 1421174 AGENCY -BEALTOBS TOP RUMSON PLUS TWO '/> BATHS. GAME- Attractive ranch, exctlfent area. Bet- Open 7 days, 24 hour service ROOM. LIBRARY. THREE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ter then new condition. Three bed- Houses For Sale 842-5098 WATERFRONT FIREPLACES, BARN, GARDEN RANCHES ARE COMING ON STRONG! beau t If u I grounds. Convenient to HOUSE AND GREENHOUSE. I.S ond we have two new ones. 110 Avr. of 2 Rivers Rum ion Three ocrts. Convened carriage house shopping, schools- and commuting. ACRES. THESE ANTIQUES ARE with four bedrooms, two baths, 100' ot HARD TO FIND. IT'S YOUR WEE K FOR A GOOD BUY I Only t4f,fM. bulkheodlng, loads ot trees and charm. SUPER LOCATION Asking 1150,000. ASKING tn.m Lovely living room with llreploce, large ra Guinev FAIR HAVEN'S FINEST kitchen, two bedrooms, full bath, full This larpe Colonlol was built by an ex 2JO' ON DEEP WATER — Wltrt 42' dock basement, enclosed porch, sturdy plaster ^gj^ljwl hrCuidtna COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES acting builder. Rlvtr rights. Terrific This older Colonial has four bedrooms, E.A. HANLON wolls, storms and screens. All situated on Tudor Cop*- Most attractive four- neighbors. Four lorge bedrooms. ?Vj two baths. Asking UI ,000. batttt, pontltd den. This is a rare opportu REALTOR lOO'xllS' property. Convenient ond close bedroom, lVj-bath home. 12x25 living to everything. room with fireplace, full dining nlty. Asking UI.0OC. CHARMING CAPE - With bulkheodlng RUMSON — Prim842-011e fomlly0 llvlno vicinity room, beoutlful modern kitchen, dish- and dock. Flreploce In living room, four Modern ipor.oui Colonial. Living room YOU WON'T BELIEVE THE PRICEI washer, refrigerator included, family Borus Agency bedrooms. Asking 149,500. with fireplace, formol dining room, hitch* room, separate laundry room, full en, den, gameroom. Florida room. Five ONLY 132,500 dry basement, beoutlful double lot, REALTORS Crowell Agency 741-4030 bedrooms. 4Vi bathi, potlo, full bosemtnl. fenced tn rear yard, attached garage. *O0 River Rd., Fair Haven Hot air gas Fired heat. Attached two-car COUNTRY LIVING Many extras. Don't fail to set this 747-4332 orage. Approximately IV* acre plot, CITY CONVENIENCE lovely home. Asking 144,WO. RUAASON f115,400. HONEYMOONING? Four-bedroom ranch, Vh baths, sunken 4.12 acres surround this one-level-llvlng. We have lust the home for you. A little living room, dining room, family room RUMSON — Centrally situated area. Co- home featuring living room, kitchen, three (tollhouse, perfect for ilorter or retirees. and breakfast room. Immaculate condl lonial, living room, format dining room, bedrooms, Ml Doth ond Msemenl. Cinder 500Hwy.36 Highlands, NJ. WATERBURY Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms. tlon. Three-car garage. Swimming pool kitchen, fireplace In family room. Five block building In rear of property, use Lovely setting. Near shopping ond com- Itxtt. Two-stall barn with tack room. Go- bedrooms, !'/» baths, porch. Full base- your Imoolnotfon. I' flshlno Is your oame, 872-0001 mutlna. Lots ot storage, loroe ottlc, Re- ing price U9,900. ment. Hot water oil heat. Detached two- you will be very near Lake Topenemus. AGENCY cently pointed In and out. Just 123,900. car garage. Latgt deep lot. 1*4,900. :ome In or coll today! THE KIRWAN OCEANPORT OUTDOOR LIVING AT ITS BE5T AtBltor — 4? Yt»f* ofStrvfc* — iniuror CO., Reoltors, Airport Ploia, Hcalet. 264- RUMSON - Pleasant living locale »9,»O 7200. Three-bedroom ranch. Large modern Frame dwelling, living room, kitchen, kitchen, full cellar, oversized TWO-cor ga- ftiree bedrooms, two oaths, hot water oil 62 Mipls Avs. 747-3500 Rod Bank MIDDLETOWN — Prestigious area. rage. Located on professionally land- heat. Enclosed porch. Detached one-car BEN ALPERN Small tin-room house, one floor, fire- scaped lot. Going price $41,500. oge. Grounds partially rail fenced, place. Beautltully londscoped on two QUALITY pplebrook Agency REALTORS acres. A real Buy! call WI-4434. A. KOZICKY « W. Moln St. Freehold Realtors OCEANPORT — Lorge Colonial, six bed- Real Estate, Broker. REAL ESTATE rooms, tour baths. Spoclous grounds. Dennis K. Byrne Coll 462-4464 112 Avi. of Two Rivers Rt. 15, Eatontown 5422223 J42-J655 NONE CAN COMPARE HOLMDEL Rumton M2-2900 REALTOR-INSUROR TWO BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE COLTS NECK 8 West River Road, Rumson Wlrh ttils brand new Colonlol In one of the SIXTY FOOT TREES Newly remodeled. 197 per month Incli Beautifully restored Early American Co- finest areas ol Oceanport. Stole entrance all utilities. Phone S42-92II. Phone 842-1150 hall, lorge living room, dining room, eot- BELFORD — Low maintenance bungalow, masonry con- Enhance the beouly of thii rambling lonlol. Four btOrooms, l'/i boths. Prime struction. Two bedrooms, one bath. Living-dining area and area surrounded by mature trees. Original MEMBER MULTIPLE in kitchen with magnificent custom cobl- ranch, iitualed on a wooded acre Houses For Sale beamed ceilings ond wide board Moon. nets. Paneled family room features brick large kitchen Clean low cost gas heat and modest taxes. with lovely old tree* and many fint An obioluic "must" to tee at only 151,500. LISTING fireplace with raised hearth, '/i bath off Detached one-car garage. Walking distance to schools. utility room. Four large bedrooms, two ituubt. Enter into thii handsome MARLBORO TOWNSHIP tiled baths. Central air, two-cor garage. homt and you will discovtr a wood CO-OPERATIVE Wooded lot. Outstanding school system. A QUALITY PRICED ASKING '26,750 Country ranch. Three bedrooms, PRICE SLASHED!!! ILLMENSEE real steal at 158,100. burning fireplace in living room, for- Two-bedroom, one-bath mol d.r., large eat-in kitchen featur- two^baths, full basement, WATERFRONT PROPERTY AGENCY CAMASSA AGENCY 16"x24' swimming pool. apartment. Beautifully fin- ing a fret standing island with built- Two separate houses located on Realtor ished, with many extras. J97 REALTOR MCLS in stove, 3 bdrmi., two & '/i bathi, $40,000 over one acre ol ground. Both Hwy. 34. Colts Neck 442-3172 monthly pays electric, gas, MIDDLETOWN — Thome Jr. High area. Four bedrooms, laundry room off kitchen, lorgt den homes in excellent condition. One 741-6336 Five adjacent acres lo above water maintenance and 4 Porker Ave. Little Silver 1 !'j baths, on halt-acre, has large ftvinq room, dining room with itiding doors which lead out lo home presently rented al $275.00 HOWMUCN DID YOU Open7 Doys and separate kitchen and gameroom. T_ow cost clean pas tfiej patio. 2 car attached garage, property can be purchased for per month with tenant paying all SAVE ON YOUR TAXES taxes. Asking $12,000. heat. Taxes less than youihink. Garage is attached. Well plus a full basement with finished additional utilities. This property was recenlly Nottilng! If you rent! Plenty! If you own! FAIR HAVEN landscaped, a natural beauty. gams room. This homt ii priced lo listed for $69,900 (previous agent RMI tstote Is today's best Investment. NEAAETH & COLONIAL sell at $59,900. Coll for appoint- $23,000. You build equity ond deduct real estate goofed). Now sensibly priced wilh taxes. Our perfect savings accounti a 546,900 QUALITY PRICED ASKING '39,500. ment today — 264-3456 the TEICHER AGENCY lor only three-bedroom ranch featuring the NICOLETTI Coiy, comfy ond In excellent condition. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP $42,000, Priceless 7% VA $29,500 roomiest living room; dining room and kitchen, paneled, carpeted ond pracilcally AGENCY Almost new six-room house with 1'4 Atlractive ranch on 'i acre (reed mortgage can be assumed by maintenance free. Start saving today. Realtors baths. Fenced In yard. Central olr condi- lot. Three bedrooms, I'/; baths, anyone regardless ol age or in- 136,100. THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, Air tioning and all appliances Included In low NEW MONMOUTH-MIDDLETOWN - Owner retiring come. Immediate possession — port Ploio. Hallet. 2*47200. 102 W. Front St. asking price. sprinkler system, finished pan- Red Bank and leaving area. Four extra size bedrooms, 2Vi baths, two- eled basement with exlra kitch- owners relocating. Please call for appointment. You won'l regret it. DON'T WAIT 741-2240 car built-in garage, den, family size living room. Separate din- en and 12' bar. For prices to go higher. Land up — lum- VAN HORN ing and toyer, and gameroom. A really attractive centrally lo- ber up — labor upfSee this cozy ©6,000 "RUAASON'S FINEST" AGENCY - REALTORS $45,500 Felr woven home. Great for kids, con- cated family home. Open J days. Coll 14 hours o day. venient to stores ond schools. Superb Colonlol! 747-4100 CUSTOM BUILT QUALITY PBICED ASKING '49,200 TEICHER ALFRED J. Outstanding rive-bcdroom, mint condition KM River Rd. ' Fair Haven PAUL R. STRYKER custom, true Colonial. Immediate occu- Agency-Realtors pancy. Priced at 1115,000 lor quick sole. REALTOR HASSINGER COLTS NECK Realtor HWY 34 HOLMDEL 542-3500 105 E. River Rd. M3-5U0 Rumson Spacious two-bedroom, two-bath ranch MeihbtrUonmoUh Cty. MLS Established 1948 with scenic view. I5K?6 llvlno room wltti ADAMS fireplace end tremendous view from pic- 287 Oceanpoft Avenue HAZLET $33,900 QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. 946-4144 • OWNER VERY ANXIOUS AGENCY-REALTORS turjre window of lake ond surrounding Oceanport • THREE BEDROOM RANCH Open 7 days, 24 tiour service ountryslde, Ux27 dining room, central George A. DeLorme, Realtor • FULL RECREATION BASEMENT Ir, Showpiece grounds starting to comt • LANDSCAPED CORNER LOT 842-5098 live. Excellent tor entertaining. J6*,500. Rt. 36 (Adjacent Mermaid Diner) Leonardo • MAKE OFFERS 110 Avr. of 2 Rivers Rumson Member 3 Multiple Haling Service* MELMED REALTORS 671-5450 HOWELL TWP LITTLE SILVER — Charming home on ILLMENSEE nice grounds with circular driveway. GREAT AREA Three bedrooms, P/i baths, living room, Very convenient to N.Y.C, buses, schools, AGENCY 291-3232 EVES: 291 -2800 HOLMDEL dining room, finished basement, eat-In shopping. Corner lot. Three-bedroom kitchen with dishwasher ond self-cleonlng ronch, central air, finished basement with Realtor range. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Walk to built-in bor, formol dining room, living Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 YOUR CHOICE troln ond schools. H2.SM. Coll fo-5271. room, gameroom, carpeting throughout. NEW SHREWSBURY Paneled basement. Conventional mort- gage only. j THREETHINGS Ideal family home, walk to school Irom this four-bed- TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- To look for when you consider buying a One ofthe areas finest GROWING YOUR HOME? - Coll or room, three bath Split located on beautiful landscaped $37,500 home. builders is offering six write for your complimentary copy or Ap- LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION lot. Stockade fence encloses the rear play area. 23' pleBrook's monthly Homes for Living r. e. Scott co. Lei us show you homes In every price one-acre lots in vicinity of magoilne. Otters pictures, prices, de- range, from new construction to older scriptions. APPL68R00K AOENCY, 431-4100 beauties on the water. Whether for your gameroom and 22' enclosed porch. Excellent school Realtors, MO Hwy. 35, Mlddlelown. 671 Country Woods. Select ei- A Service Minded Realtor own use or for Investment. Take o look ot ESTATE AREA GARDEN SPOT system Many extras. Perfect lor raisinq a family. ther the four or five bed- 2300. your other Investments tor the past tour $49,900. CALL KROL — For your real estate MONAAOUTH BEACH years, then take o look at your home, HORSE COUNTRY Tudor slyle seated on quiet tree room Southern Colonial, needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 33, you'll know what to do. Call today, we lined street. Comfortable 4 bed- CARRIAGE HOUSE won't waite your time. Our most unimproved properly lo- English Tudor, or New Holmdel, N.J.,671-4616. room home, living room with fire- cated on heavily v-.ooded 2-acre England Colonial. Offered RUMSON — Expanded ronch. Five bed- $55,000 ALFRED J. place, huge lormal dining room, rooms, trtree baths, den, gameroom, tor- All the old chorm with new baths and a 'Ot Sec'uded by riding trails, in low 90's. Call now for mot dining room loroe property. V45.MO i HASSINGER larrnly kitchen, lull basement, ga- fantastic kitchen. Just one block to oc< c^srrnirig ran:n home has iiving an appointment to view G 4G REALTORS Wl-llll »r 531<04 beach. Bio lot, unusual garden. Realtor rage, many flowering snruDS. fish- room aming room, den with (ire- 105 E. River Rd. U2 iUO Rumson pond, privacy, call for an appoint- the property and blue- Houses For Sale HICKEY AGENCY P>ace. *rJ ca&enen! 2-car ga- Realtor 1 ment to see at S44,900. . prints. "FIT AS A FIDDLE' rage Somebody s pvadise Wm. H. Hintelmann 37 Beach Rd. ,Monmouth Beach And on o dead end street lies ttils new CO- Call 333-4017 anytime m a \ b f y o ur s! Cali r i g h j now. LON IAL SPLIT RANCH with tour bed- (Firm) LARGt AND SMALL rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, FARMS ANO ESTATES paneled den, 1^ bolhs, and two-car oo- roge. Loads ol closets, trees. Close lo Realtor Call A. Kozicky shopping ond Ocean Township schools. Reol Estate, Broker. 143,250 Rt. 15 Eatontown 542-2233 STARTER HOME 23 Ridge Road 842-0600 Rumson I BOWRJII MINT COLONIAL Evenings and holidays call Frank White Harry Drazln Agency REALTOR LINCROFT A wooded lot is Ihe selling lor more, 741-3636. $34,900. RED BANK — Older home, three bed- XU Brood SI. Red Bonk 1427900 ASSOCIATES this 3-bedroom. 2Vi-bath Mid- Colorvai ?pi!l, first time offered rooms, one both, formal dining room, KEANSBURG Jusl right tor the growing family front and back porches. Lovely yord with Cai'forma Douf'd ov.ner offers im- dletown Colonial. Large lam- This ^bedroom home has living ily room with fireplace, lull handsome trees. Low taxes. Asking WHY PAY RENT? maculate 4 bedroom 2!> bath $11,500. Call owner ot 741-5133. Principals room kitchen, t'j halhs. base- FAIR HAVEN basement, Iwo-car garage only. Excellent Income property on corner lot. home Huge entry foyer, living Completely remodeled ronch home, plus ment with play room, cMi Id ori- and eat-in country kitch- room, 'orrna1 dining room, science ONE-OF-A-KIND REO BANK — 7V E. Bergen PI. Three cottage In rear with Income ot S125 a ented neighborhood, best terms CO en, are jusl a lew added bedrooms. Two-cor brick veneer ooroae. month. Owner must sell, kitchen, paneled don family room available, S34.900. Interesting old home completely updated with features. Call lor an ap- Flreploce, recreation room, l'/j baths. Alklna 124,500 with woodtiurning fireplace, base- Swimming pool In-ground (30'x40') Princi- beautiful bathrooms and kitchen, live bedrooms, pointment today pals only. UJ.000, 747-37W. PALACE REALTY, Assoc. ment playroom 2-car garage, paneled den, charming (ormal dining room, fire- k 159,900. J»M Rt. 3S Hoilel mosl convenemi location Be Ihe MARLBORO - Mom mouth Heights. Four place Many extras for the discriminating buyer years new. Three-bedroom Colonial, 2'/j 264-5300 lirst 1o mspoc! a! S5B 900. CALL 6712300 baths, air conditioning, all appliances, LINCROFT RANCH — Three bedrooms, who wants-more than just a house. Askinq two-car garage, extras. 147,900. Owner. two baths, llreploce, finished basement, porch. V, acre. Mid 40's. 747-3443. RUMSON TUOOR S79.900. MIDDLETOWN - S47.900. Four-bedroom FAIR HAVEN - Rlvtr Oaks section. De- $45,000 split, nestled on loroe lot. Playroom, liv- ceptively large Cope. Four bedrooms, two TREES! TREES! TREES! pplcbrook Agency ing room, kitchen with dlnlna area. full baths, itn. Finished basement with Unique offering Tudor style Screened patio. Redwood pool. Many ex- bor. Two patios. 156,400.142S«5. NEAT & TRIM Pick youf own decorations in this beautifully lo- tros. PRINCIPALS ONLY. 471-3774. home, beamed ceiling living room. Realtors LITTLE SILVER U4.W0 $31,900 cated tour-bedroom Colonial in an exclusive formal Qming room, modem kitch- 850Hwy35.Mlddl.town 671-2300 Houses For Sale STOP LOOKING. A LOT OF LIVING. en, den. 3 bedrooms, quiet !ree- area Very private lot. Builder promises com- Three-bedroom, possible five, custom Guslom built 3-bedroom rancher Cape CDO. Living room with fireplace, Living room, dming area, lovely Imed street, walking distance lo li- pletion in June Fireplace in 24' beamed gams- dining room, country kitchen. Second lev- kitchen, ceramic tile bam pool, nest Rumson schools Florida el expansion, two bedrooms, extro bath. room is 13' wide. 2'i baths. Asking S68.800. Full basement, one-cor oarage, 4 acre se- garage Best terms available Call bound owner. Call lor aopoint- living room, dining room, cluded treed lot. now . .. 331.900 menl to inspect at 545,000. JUST REDUCED! family room, 3 bedroomi, JAMES A. COLAO, Realtor MLS I1/] bo*i. In ebioluti mint 544-177;, evenlnot 54M7W MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP condition, A i k ing only oAnderson REO BANK - Madison Ave. Convenient modern three-bedroom. Living room. Four bedrooms, 2V baths, gameroom, den, cen- SO.OO0. Wall-to-wall throughout. 1"i baths. Many 2 l closets. Bookcases fomlly room, large tral air conditioning, two-car garage. Good set- kitchen, dlshwosrier, attached oarooe.' up for mother -in-law, with kitchenette Owner Londscoped. Enclosed play yord. 747-3nO. CONTEMPORARY has purchased another house. Asking S47.500. CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF JULY — Set high on a hill in a sotting ol In this maintenance-free home. Located In 747-3000 .reillglous Oak Hill. "Move-In" condi- WATERFRONT "A FIRST!" tranquility and trees, this lovely tion, Living room wllh fireploce, formal Spacious young colonial with contemporary oilers 3 bed- dlnlna room, three bedrooms. Sewers Gardner's delight in Fair Haven. A variety of have been Instoljed. Extras galoret Plenty 234 ftiurr Road stately be.auty. Four king-size rooms, panelled den with lire- of storage area plus o large screened shrubs and perennials border this entire fenced bedrooms, 2Vi baths, lormal din- place and built-ins, eat-in kitch- polio. Call Immediately. Riallstlcolly irlced ot I47,<0O. ROGER F. COZENS Bank property. Re-buill one floor residence, spacious ing room, den. Immediate pos- en, dining room and large sunny AGENCY, 111 River Rd.. Fair Haven. 741- living room, two bedrooms, tile bath, basement. session living room Mint condition and a Expansion attic offers good possibility for third s«s,ooo. must-see home in hills of High- LITTLE SILVER — Chormlnq home on lands. nice grounds with circular driveway. bedroom - heat capped off, dormer. Askinq ASSOCIATES Three bedrooms, Vh battis. living room, S31,500. S47,S0O. dining room, finished bosemenC -eat-In McOowan-fiuan REALTORS kitchen with dishwasher and selt-cleanlng 1001 HWY 35 MDDLETOWN range, woll-towall corpetlna. Walk to AGENCV * 294 Broad St. Red Bank, N.J. 636W»rM.FiirHni9 636 RivrM.. Fair HIVM rroln end school. lOJOO. Coll JB-S27I. 741-3450 671-0600 741-4477 741-4477 Mor* Classified on Next Page Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses for Sole The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddtetown, S.J. Friday, March 23,1978 29 THE BERG AGENCY JUST LISTED Residents Warned RUMSOff - Owning ctrAury otd Coto REALTORS nM located tn ieriutfed acre In top ml dtntfof orw. l=oyr btdrooms, Vh both*, A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. ' living foem, formal dining room, large Ltttcntn. Basement and two-tor ooroat $23,700 Offered ot , Of Ban on Turtles RED BANK - SpVkiina older Colonial featuring living room with fireplace, din- MIDDLETOWN - The Health to be free of salmon- I no roam, large mod«rn kitchen, three OLDER COLONIAL btaroomt, paneled gomeroom. Great vol- Board of Health has released ella contamination. ue for only $37,500 Three large bedrooms. In shore area for the a warning from Dr. James R. No turtles have been so LINCROFT — Magnificent five-bedroom Cowan, state Commissioner of warranted to date, the health sports-minded family. With sewers, and ready contemporary on wooded acre. SO ft. kitchen-family room with brick fireplace Health, that pet turtles being commissioner declared. for fast sale. . ' wall, great for entertaining. Deep snog throughout. Central olr. Decorator's sold in the state may be con- He added that the federal dream come ture.... 589*900 ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS taminated with salmonella Food and Drug Adminis- Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 COLTS NECK - Gracious five-twdroom, Middletown three full bath Colonial located In presti- and Arizona organisms, which tration has issued require- 671-1000 gious Clover HIM. 36' x 22' family room with fireplace and sliding gloss doors frequently cause gastro-in- ments by which turtles can al- Houses For Sate overlooking woods and 40' m-ground pool. testinal disorders in humans Houses For Sale Central olr. Gorgeoui fondscapfng. Cod legedly be shown to be free of NEW LISTING for appointment $91,500. and other warm blooded the salmonella and Arizona DON'T MISS IT! mammals. IN OAK HILL BEST BUY IN AREA HOWARD: organisms. Some turtles have Dr. Cowan also reminded been shipped into New Jersey Sparkling three-bedroom split level tome Here's a lovely an side treed grounds. Eictllinl Little pet store owners and others with certificates from other 'rambling ranch Silver section. Center hall, stone fire- DEXTER place, formal dining room, eot-ln kitchen dealing in the carapaced rep- states claiming they were on % of an acre' with tflshwaiher, paneled family room, ASSOCIATES—REALTORS with beautiful landscaping powder room, separate laundry room. 20' 31 East Front St. Red Bonk tiles that sale of the turtles is salmonella free after testing screened porch, basement and aoroge. and privacy "."" "" Early occupancy. Asking 149,900. 747-2701 in violation of the state sani- under federal requirements, Three bedrooms OPEN FOR INSPECTION tary code and will not be per- he went on. two full baths WAYSIDE WOODS IN Large eat-In kitchen CHARMING COLONIAL mitted by the state Depart- Some pet store operators in FAIR HAVEN OCEAN TOWNSHIP ment of Health. Family room with fireplace Prestige area. Deal Rd. west at Hwy 35. the state have assumed in- Appliances Include Snoded porfclike grounds In Ihe village. Colonials and ranches from S75.OOO or wit) He explained that a regu- correctly that such out-of- Lovely older home wltti big rooms. Three build to suit. Models open. counter-top range master bedrooms, fireplace, den, large lation which became effective state certificates meet the re- wall-oven rormal dining room, country kitchen, basemen!, two-car garage with odlolnlna G & G REALTORS July I, 1972, provides that no quirements of the New Jersey washer and dryer shop or studio. Coll for appointment. MM SUNSET AVE WANAMASSA TV antenna Can'l be equaled ot i5?,no. turtle may be sold or dis- sanitary code. Nevertheless, DRIVE DEFENSIVELY — Richard Malo, Middletown Jaycees defensive and fireplace screen 988-1111 OR 531-0044 tributed in New Jersey unless more than half the turtles Don't wait, call today UNPARALLELED driving chairman, points out to Police U. John B. Kelly, commander of TED it is warranted to the satisfac- bought by Department of division of traffic and safety, that defensively is the only way to drive. Lt. W3.900 VALUE 1 Three bedrooms -S40,5OO! tion of the, Department of Health representatives in 16 Kelly holds safety film "Bicycles,Today, Automobiles Tomorrow, ' do- Jmmetflote occupancy — BronrJ new. Cel- pet stores under such certifi- REDDEN AGENCY lar, den, IV* baths, half acre plot. Nat LEGAL NOTICE nated by Jaycees to Norma Jean Halvorsen Memorial Film Library. Realtor] Multiple Listed. Won't lost at unbelievable cates were found to be con- HALL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Funds for filmwere raised by defensive driving courses Mr M(ilo is 301 Maple Avc, Red Bank price. Fine neighborhood t The Board ol Educotlon of Little Sll taminated in tests made in AGENCY,REALTOR ver Schools will receive sealed bids Toi member of Middletown Safety Council and traffic safety chairman for EvenTngj 733 River Rd. Fair Haven Janitorial Supplies. Bid lists of specific state laboratories. quality and type of material are avail- N.J. chapter of American Society of Safety Engineers. ADAMS able at the Administrative Offices of the In addition, Dr. Cowan re- COLTS NECK AGENCY-REALTORS Little Silver Schools, 123 Morkham 842-4200 Place, Little Silver, New Jersey. Chormlno. four-bedroom, three-bath Colo- Open 7 days, 24 hour service ported, five of six lots of sup- nlol In excellent condition. Fireplace in Proposals should be In the honds of posedly certified turtles from 14x29 living room, format dining room, CONTEMPORARY 842-5098 the Board Secretory not later than 4:00 large country Kitchen, coiy den, centrally 110 Aye. of 2 Rivers. Rumson p.m. on April 12, 1C73 and will be Mississippi and Louisiana air conditioned. Beautifully landscaped ATRIUM HOME opened at the Public Meeting of the •lot. A real value at $49,500 u»iaP*a Boord of Education April 12, 1973 ol have been shown to be con- FIRST TIME OFFERED! S:00p.m. ITT-Chile Probers Custom built home, seven months old, on A GOOD STARTER OR By order of the Board of Education taminated. Uncroft/Holmdel line in beautiful wood- Little silver Schools. Borough of Little ILLMENSEE land setting. One ocre plus. Four/five bed- RETIREMENT HOME Silver, County of Monmoutn, State of The health commissioner rooms could be six. 2to baths, family New Jersey. » AGENCY room 12 x 22 with celllng-to-floor white This house was lust MARSHALL F. THOMPSON stressed that the Department brick fireplace-wallplus separate den. Ul- SECRETARY of Health requires all pet Realtor tra kitchen 15Vi x Wh, wall-to-wall car- listed. You can be first Mordl J3,1W3 • «.!5 pet, central air conditioning, natural ops to see it. However, dealers to stop sales of tur- Want to Query Rogers Hwy. 3 txpomted ronch. and arrange to see all EQUIPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL purchased. Perfect set-up for family needing private DOLL HOUSE — fn Fair Haven. Three EDUCATION SUPPLIES & EQUIP- block the election of Chilean plan. Vaky, Nachmanoff and Pe- bedroom and tain for live-In help or rela- atg bedrooms, formal dining room, Vh this. MENT for the school year 1973-74. tives. Two lovely acres. Beautiful area. bar hi, basement and garage, complete ASKING $26,750 Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M. President Salvador Allende is John J. McCone, onetime, terson, in 1971 a presidential Low taxes, Asking 178,900. with oil appliances, plus centrol air. at a prevailing time, Wednesday, April II dreom price. M6,9OO. 1973, ond then publicly opened and real, seeking to question Secretary CIA director and now a direc- assistant for international J. D. ROCHE SWAN-KEY ot the office of the Secretary, Mon- of State William P. Rogers tor of ITT, said he had asked Rt.34 4W-374? Cells Neck •moutti Regional High School, SIS Tlnton Exemption economic affairs, were named BECHT Avenue, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. and a top CIA agent. the CIA for help earlier and IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - This at- REALTY , Specifications ond bid forms may be in ITT testimony and docu- becht& co realtors REALTOR secured at the office of the Secretoryon tractive home Is located In a very con- 124 Hwy 35 Chairman Frank Church, D- probably had set the stage for venient area In Little Silver. Tosfelullv week days prior to bid opening between ments as recipients of ITT 842-3933 the hours or»:00 A.M. ond <:00 P.M. Bill Beaten decorated living room, tormal dining 447 Brood Street Shrewsbury, N J. Idaho, said he considers it vi- Broe to meet with ITT Chair- proposals for government ac- room, tiled kitchen wllh pantry, three bed- 842-6550 The Board of Education reserves the rooms, two bottis, recreation room with ONE OF A KIND rtgrir to relect all bldsf to waive any Irt- tal that William V. Broe, chief man Harold S. Geneen in tion against Allende and an wet bar, two-car garage with electric Beautiful four-bedroom ranch with two HOLMDEL $57,000 formolltles ond to oword at Its dis- Washington in July 1970. door, enclosed porch, many extras. Coll full baths, large living room, family-sized Lovely all brick ranch. Fine country set- cretion. In the best Interest* ol the On Loophole of Latin American clandestine ITT offer to contribute $1 mil- today. Asking J53.YDO. ROGER F. CO- kitchen ond \y x 22' family room plus 18' ting, with privacy. In-flround pool. Perfect Board of Education. services for the Central In- Church said Geneen will lion to such efforts. ' ZENS AGENCY, 813 River Rd.. Fair x 3d' In-ground swlmmino pool. Ex- landscaping. JAMES L. CREEKMAN. JR TRENTON (AP) -A mea- Haven, 74UU6. ceptional value ot (37,900. A ''must" on Board Secretory telligence Agency in 1970, tes- testify next Thursday, but your list for fiomes to see. Calt now for COLTS NECK $58,900 Monmouth Regional sure that backers said would EATONTOWN — Prime oreo. A I condi- appointment. High School tify about anti-AUende con- that Broe is the only other Church said there had been tion. Woll-lo-woll throuphout. Three bed- Large lovely Colonial, Mint condition. A exempt only senior citizen rooms, living room, dining room, modern very complete home. 53S Tlnton Avenue tacts with officials of Inter- person who can testify from- no.response to earlier kitchen wllh bullt-lns. Fire alarm system. WALKER & WALKER New Shrewsbury non-profit housing commu- In-ground pool, 16X32, vacuum system. Realtors COLTS NECK $47,900 New Jersey 0772' national Telephone & Tele- personal knowledge about requests for the officials to Conventional buyers preferred. Principals Hwy IS 1713311 Middletown Two acres, fine area. Two bedrooms, Dated March 19, 1973 nities from the state corpo- appear. If there continues to only. Mid 30'J. M2-27ft. BOATING FAMILY? — This Rumson wa- large family room. •March 31,22,23 J24.7S graph Corp. "that first meeting between terfront Is a very versatile home. Large ration tax was rejected yes- be no response, he said, the NOTICE TO UDDERS In a closed session yes- ITT and the CIA." EATONTOWN — Woodmtre split featur- living room with fireplace, four bed- The Board of Education of the Mon- terday by the Senate after op- ing dramatic free form polio on hall ocre rooms, two baths, family room and sun COLTS NECK subcommittee will "consider 5 minus acres. Lovely large Colonial, line mouth Regional High School, New terday, the subcommittee in- The subcommittee, suspend- densely wooded around. Three bedrooms, deck, 30' x 19' enclosed porch. All over- Shrewsbury, New Jersey, hereby Invites ponents said it contained a unfinished fourth, IV} baths, fireplace, looking water with a beautiful view. 24' area. Huge den and master bedroom. Lots the propriety of subpoenas." of frontage. Great for horses. Priced In the submission of sealed bids for fur- structed its staff to negotiate ing its hearings until paneled recreation room, two-car floating dock, W of bulkheodlng. Askln nishing SCIENCE CHEMICALS. loophole. etc. Low taxes. Principals only. UO.W. ROGER F. COZENS AQENCl GLASSWARE, AND LAB SUPPLIES with the CIA for Broe's ap- Tuesday, ordered the nego- Gerrity said the $1 million M-5499. 113 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-76M. 5TYNES REALTOR Colts Neck V46-V6A6 According to Sen. John for the school year 1973-74. pearance and repeated an tiations with CIA Director offer was intended to be "seed HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A 170,000 WA RIVERFRONT — Pleasure Boy, half ALLENTOWN Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M Brown, R-Ocean, the bill TERFRONT HOME - Wllh charm oo- acre, 90' bulkheaded, fully equipped In- prevailing time, Thursday, April 12. earlier request that Rogers James R. Schlesinger for the money" for a multi-company lore, that needs a little work, tor &50.0OO? ground pool, patio, rote garden. Five- Upper Freehold Township 1973, ond then publicly opened and read would have provided the tax This exquisitely located waterfront home yeor>old. «fgh1-room bl-level, 3-4 bed- at toe office of the Secretory, Mon- testify. appearance of Broe. effort, in cooperation with the W'i restored. Must sell. THE DOWSTRA rooms, 3Vi baths, family room, 1wo-cor 131 acre (arm. Excellent soil, brook, and mouth Regional High School, 535 Tlnton exemption for only five senior AGENCY, Realtor, VI Ecst Front St., Red goroge. Serene river view from redwood pond. Large farmhouse In good condition. Avenue, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. ITT Senior Vice President Church said the subcom- U.S. government, to build Bonk. deck, kitchen, dining room and family 2400' of rood frontage. Five minutes from Specifications and bid torms may be se- citizens communities in Ocean room, through patio doors. Extenilve pon- Interstate 195, 10 minutes to New jersey cured ot the office of Ihe Secretory on Edward Gerrity told the sub- mittee also decided unani- houses and provide technical HIGHLANDS — Woterfronl home, private ellng. Reasonable faxes. Principals only. Turnpike. Asking 32500 per ocre. week days prior to bid opening between County and would result in a dock, bulkheoded. Three bedrooms, two 142,09. 22M494. the hours of9:W A.M. and 4:00 P.M. committee yesterday that mously to send second letters assistance in Chile. Dolhs. Principals. J39.900. Call 213-546- The Board of Education reserves the loss of less than $290,000 in tax PROFESSIONAL SITE OPPORTUNITY right to relect all bids, to waive any In- Broe gave ITT five sugges- summoning Rogers; Viron ?. Gerrity said he instructed ttn. — This lour room home, with detached ILLMENSEE formalities and to oword at Its dis- revenue. cretion, In the best Interests of the tions in September 1970 for Vaky, former Latin American William R. Merriam, then in ;, It Ideally located In professionally AGENCY But Sen. Joseph Maressa, __ area of Fair Haven. Ideal site for .Board of Education. causing "economic collapse" assistant to presidential ad- charge of ITT's Washington engineer, contractor, doctor, dentist, or Realtor 'Dated March 21, 1973 D-Camden, contended that the Instant Crochet Indian chief. S22,530. THE DOWSTRA JAMES L. CREEKMAN, JR. in Chile during six weeks be- viser Henry A. Kissinger; Ar- office, to make sure the offer AGENCY, Realtor, 91 East Front St., Red Hwy. 34, Colts Neck -462-3172 Board Secretory measure was loosely written Bank. Monmouth Regional High School tween the presidential elec- nold Nachmanoff, successor was known to the White House "A REAL GEM" ^535 Tlnton Avenue and would open the way for Lovely Fair Haven home. Four bedrooms, New Shrewsbury; New Jersey 07724 tion and the runoff when the to Vaky who is now ambassa- and State Department. two baths, paneled, with fireplace. Im- any non-profit housing cooper- March 23,26, 27 S22.50 Take Two To Got maculate at m.ooo. ative to gain the exemption. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT The bill was turned back by ADAMS ESTATE OF HENRY L. THORNEIX, the Senate on an 11-4 vote. A Printed Pattern DECEASED (TRUST FOR THE BEN- AGENCY-REALTORS EFIT OF JOHN P. KELLOGG) measure requires 21 votes for Open 7 Hays, H hour i«w« Notice Is hereby given that the ac- White House Denies counts of the subscriber, Substituted the passage by the upper 842-5098 Trustee af the estate of said Deceased 110 Avt. of 2 Rivers Rumson will be audited and stated by the Surro- house. vlATAWAN BOROUGH — Sparkling CO!- gate of the County of Monmouth and re. torn ranch. Fireplace. Olnlng room. Lot ported for settlement to The Monmouth Maressa and other oppo- J0xl2S. Attached garage. 134,350. STER- County Court, Probate Division/ on LING McCANN, Real Estate Broker, S66- Friday, the 4th doy of Moy A.D., 1973, at nents, of the bill said they MAS. 9:0O o'clocic a.m., at the county Court Housei Monument and Court Streets, were not senior citizens. But Statement by Gray INCOME PROPERTY — Keonsburg. Freehold, New Jersey, at which time they argued that the measure Two-family stucco home. Newly paneled. Application will be made for the allow- WASHINGTON (AP) - The was "reprehensible, unfortu- correct," Gray responded. Large lot. Owner anxious. $22,500. 264- ance of Commissions ond Counsel fees. contained the loophole and 9437. Doted March 13lh AD. 1973. White House has denied a nate, unfair and incorrect." The'White House statement FIDELITY UNION TRUST COMPANY, that in any case it would not statement by acting FBI Di- Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D- (By: A Daniel D'Ambroslo,' said: 0 benefit the poor. Lots and Acreage Trust Officer!* rector L. Patrick Gray 3rd, W.Va., an opponent of Gray's, "Mr. Dean recalls that in 765 Broad streetf Sen. Joseph Merlino, D-Mer- PRIME WATERFRONT PROPERTY Newark. New Jersey who said President Nixon's of- confirmation, said in question- June of 1972, as FBI agents Approximately I'/i acres. 135,000. SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE. tr, said the measure would Messrs. Rlker, Damio, ficial lawyer probably lied to ing the nominee that last were departing his office, he McAllster Agency Scherer 8. Brown, benefit individuals who did Realtor Attorneys al Law, an agent probing the Water- June, Dean had told an FBI was asked whether; or not 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 1420194 Hi Brood Street, not need help. "It grants no gate wire tapping. agent he would have to check they could visit Mr. Ifunt's of- WOODED — One acre corner lot in desir- Newark, New Jersey. relief to the needy," Merlino able section of Rumson, 125,000. Call own- March n, )W3 J^tt Without mentioning Gray's whether E. Howard Hunt had fice. er, S44-900O or 142-1261. said, contending that persons PU1LIC NOTICE testimony to the Senate Judi- a room in the White House ex- "He said he would check — 75'XIOO1 BUILDING LOT FOB SALE PLEASETAKE NOT ICE, that on who can afford to live in re- MATAWAN BOROUGH Tuesday, April 3> 1973, at I o'clock p.m. ciary Committee, the White ecutive offices. the question as Mr. Dean re- U6-6S82, itmh prevailing lime, at the Borough Holl. tirement communities have Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, the House issued a statement yes- Byrd said this was only calls did not relate to whether Horbor Commission of 1h9 Borough of more than adequate means to Atlantic Highlands will accept bids far terday saying that Counsel three days after Dean had the Mr. Hunt ever had an office in. "Commercial Property the supply of approximately 300,000 gal- pay the tax. lons annually of marine fuels ond lubr- John W. Dean 3rd "flatly safe in Hunt's office in the the Executive Office Build- iSON — Commercial property, and icants at the Atlantic Highlands Munici- denies that he ever misled, or ijlldlIngsi , approximately lVa acres. Call pal Uorina ond the erection and molnte- Executive Offfice Building ing." iH-oo; nartce of supply and sforooe facilities In as Sen. Byrd of West Virginia opened and the contents re- oeslgnoted area, all In accordance with GM HITS A MILLION Hunt is one of seven persons specifications on file with the Secretory PORT ELIZABETH, South suggests, lied to an agent of moved. to be sentenced today in con- Business Property of the HartMr Commission, at the Har- 1 bor Master's office, Simon Lake Drive, Africa (AP) — General Motors the FBI. "He lied to the agent, didn't nection with the break-in and HWY 3S BUSINESS PROPERTY — Ex- Atlontlc Highlands, New Jersey, tor a cellent condition. B-2 lone, 100 omp., 220 term of three, five or ten years com- has manufactured one million The statement said the ref- he?" Byrd asked Gray. wiretapping of Democratic electric. Owner, 842-220S. mencing April. 1973. :ars in South Africa. The mil- erence to Dean, made earlier "After, looking back and A copy of the specifications together national headquarters in the with the proposal form moy be had upon ionth auto was donated to the in the day at the Judiciary making a minute examination Watergate building last June. Real Estate Wanted request of Mrs. Rose Errlnaton, Secre- tary, Horbor Master's office, Simon 'ort Elizabeth Community hearing on Gray's nomination of the record, I would have to He had been security chief for We Have Buyers! Lake Drive, Atlontlc Highlands, New LlstJfips uraenNy needed fn the areas of Jersey. ' hest. to be permanent FBI director, conclude that that's probably Nixon's reelection effort. Hoiler, Middletown, Belford, Leonardo, The Harbor Commission reserves the etc. Coll George A. DeLcrme, Realtor. right to relect any and oil bids, which Qualify Realty Associates bid it approved by the Harbor Commis- Member Multiple Listing Services sion shafl be subiect to ratification by Send her warmly to school Ml-3232 the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Atlantic Hlghlonds. Woman, 90, Meets President - Her 10th or outdoors on cool days. HOUSES OR LAND Done by order of the Harbor Commis- sion. WASHINGTON(AP)- Trenton, N.J., businessman, In recounting her ex- Creek Park when'Theodorc INSTANT CROCHET coat Bought tor casn. For details, coll ^ Morch 20, 1973 Mr.'Keeieydt Whether by happenstance on came to the attention of Mrs. periences to White House Roosevelt and an aide rode up - all one Hat piece! Pompon MRS. ROSE ERR INGTOH, THE KIRWAN CO. ' Secretory a hiking trail or a misstep on Nixon when an acquaintance newsmen, Mrs. Bedford said on horseback. "He had such a cap, long scarf have matching Atorch 2] S9.2S 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk, NJ. a ballroom flour, Mrs. Bruce sent the White House a news- she had come across Harrison gay time riding alang with border trim. Easy crochet of NOTICE 842-4350 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND Bedford has encountered her paper clipping which told of while hiking in the Adiron- us," she said. knitting worsted. Pat. 530: OUR LISTINGS SELL ' SUPPLEMENT TITLE J OF THE "COMPILED AND REVISED ORDI- share of presidents. But nev- her long string of largely dacks as a young girl. She met William Howard sizes2-4; 6-8; 10-12 included_ TRY US NANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER (REVISION OF er, she says, "have I been so chance meetings with presi- Years later, she was sleigh Talt, she said, When he Send 75 cents for each pat- BROOK AGENCY • •641". honored" as when Richard dents. riding in Washington's Kock stepped on her gown at a tern — add 25 cenls for each . BEIT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond LEGAL NOTICE Council of 1h£ BorouQh ot LJttlft Silver * Nixon received her yesterday Washington Ball. "In those pattern for first-class mailing Shirtdress plus cardigan in the County of Monmouth ond State of MONMOUTH COUNTY New Jersey, that: at the White House. days we had those long and special handling. Send to shelter — newest way to trav- SURKOIMTC '1 COUDT SECTION 1. T,fle 2 of fhff "Compiled ESTATE OF GEORGE BAUMANN, and Revised Ordinances of the Borough At Mrs. Nixon's urging, the 2 Communities Picked dresses, you know. Well, he Laura Wheeler, 61 The Red el into spring and summer! DECEASED ol Little Silver (Revision or 1P64)" is Whip up this quickie duo in Pursuant to the order ol 5. THOMAS hereby amended and supplemented by President entertained the 90- became quite tangled and I Bank Register, Noedleura ft GAGLIAHO. Surrogate of the County of the addition thereto of Chapter 12, read- year-old Princeton, N.J,, resi- had to cut the train off." bright, easycare blends to go Monmouth. this da/ made, on trie appn- ing as follows; For Special Film Project DepL, Box 161, Old Chelsea r cotlort ot the undersigned. Elmer A. "CHAPTER 77. DISCHARGE OF WA- dent with a tour of his office Other presidents'she met Station, New York, N.Y.' and go. Nielson, Sole Executor of the estate ot TER ON PUBLIC STREETS with in a separate film series. the sold George Baurnanr, deceased, Section 1. No penon shall discharge and small talk about other NEW YORK CITY - Mata- were McKinley, Wilson, Har- 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- Printed Pattern 94H2: notice Is hereby given to the creditors or cause to be discharged water by wan Borough and Matawan Two of the series will be ol *soid deceosed To present lo the sold means of a tube, pipe, hose, ditch or chief executives, birthdays ding, Coolidge, Hoover and BER, NAME, ADDRESS, Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, IB, Sole Executor their claims under oath other artificial means upon any public Township, N.J., are among 35 shown in the selected commu- within six months from this date. stree__ t o. r wa..y .o f the Borouglugh o(.f Little and family religion. Lyndon B. Johnson. Most such ZIP. IB. Size 12 (bust 34) dress 2% Oofed: March 14. 1973 Silver. "hThii sj prohibitioprof n shod not apply communities to be selected to nities. occasions were little more yards 35-inch fabric. ELMER A. NIELSON, to the washinashing oLr. waterin...g, o_t. ,_publi„ _c Taking her arm in arm, NEW 1972 Needlccrall Cata- II Westwood Road. streets or discharge from water hydr Nixon told reporters, "She's participate in an ex- The series' themes are than a handshake at official "'SEVIiNTY-FIVE CENTS Llllle Silver. N.J. ants or fire hose by or under ihe super- perimental lilm program log crammed with the most Sole Executor vision of the Fire Deportment or other met 10 presidents in her life- "Freedom and Responsi- ceremonies in New Jersey or fabulous fashions, acces- for each pattern — add 25 Messrs. Beekman & Porter, branch of the municipal government of sponsored by the National bility," "Man and the City," P.O. Box 850. ihe Borough ot Uttle Silver. Discharge time, starting with Benjamin Washington. sories, gifts. Knit, crochet, cents for each pattern for Air Red Bank, N.J. upon any public street or woy of water Project Center for Film and "The Identity Crisis," "Per- Attorneys tram any swimming pool, cellar or oth- Harrison.-That's more than embroider. Free patterns. Mail and Special Handling. MorchjXjm MOO er accumulation ot water on private Ihe Humanities. spectives on Violence" and And does she look forward 'A; Send to Marian Martin, 420 property by means of flowing or pump- any other living American." Send 50c. ~ NOTICE ing the same through a hose, tube. pipe. Funded by the National En- "The Uses of the Past." to meeting her 11th president? The Red Hank Regisler, Pat- Take notice thai application has been dtfch or ottw orilfTck), means Is specif- "I've only met five," noted "1 don't think I'm going to New Instant Crochet Book mode to the Mayor ond Council of the ically prohibited." Nixon. dowment for the Humanities, Themes and individual films •~ step-uy-step pictures, pat- tern Dcpt, 232 West 18th St., BorouQh ot Keonsburg, New Jersey, to Section 2. Any person violating any of in cooperation with the Grad- live that long." transfer to Crondal enterprises. Inc.. the provisions ot this Chapter shall, The President pointed out to be presented locally will be terns teach today's way. $1.00. New York, N.Y. 10011. Print trading OS Pavilion Bar, tor premises upon conviction thereof, be subject lo a uate School and University announced in the near future, located at the foot of Steamboat pier tine not to exceed two hundred (S2OO.0O) the rose garden and other Complete Instant Gift Book NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, (P.O. address 75 Beachwoy) In Ihe dollars or be Imprisoned for a term not Center of the City University as will dates and screening lo- SIZE AND, STYLE NUM- Borough of Keansburo, N.J.. Intf Ple- to exceed thirty (30) days or both. sights from his Oval Of/ice -more than 100 gifts. $1.00 nary Retail Consumption License No.C- Section 3. This Ordinance shall take of New York, the Project Cen- cations. Ilc.iriiifj SlalH) BEK. 2! heretofore Issued lo New Point Com- effect 1B0 doyj otter passage and publi- window and then guided her Complete Afghan Book — fort Beach Cornpany, trading as Ex- ter is presenting a series of Members of the local pro- WEST LONG BRANCH - cursion Pavilion tor premises situated cation oc cor ding to Low. toward his desk and ordered, $100 FREE FASHION OFFER! at the foot of Steamboat Pier, Keons- NOTICE film programs in the huma- gram committee include Ms. Betty Ann Matthews, 94 W. burp, NJ. The foregoing ordinance was Introduced "Now you're gping to sit in "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c Choose one pattern from 150 ond posted on firit reading ol a meeting nities, relating humanities Hilda Dissin, chairman, and Palmer Ave., has (been re- Officers and stockholders of Grondal ot the Mayor ond Council ot the the President's chair." Book of 12 Prize Afghans. styles in New Fall-Winter Enterprises, inc., are os follows: Borough of Little Silver held on 19 materials to contemporary Leo J^ Barrett, Ms. Chris leased in her own recogniz- Grand Cantalupo, President, IV High- March"f73 ond will b« considered tor VOh, no!" she gasped. But 50c ' Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. land Avenue, Keonsburg, New Jersey final passage and adoption ot a meeting public policy issues. I.amborn, Rabbi Barry Dov ance pending an Apfjl 3 hear- INSTANT SEWING BOOK Albert J. Reid, Secretory-Treasurer, 1W of said Mayor ond Council ot Borough then she quickly complied, Quilt Book 1 - 1(1 patterns. Brian Way, Middletown, New Jersey Hall, Prospecr Avenue, Uttle Stiver, Designed for a general adult Lerner, Ms. Dec McCabe, Ms, ing on drug charges Her ad- sew today, wear tomorrow. Oblecfions, If any, should be made \m- NX, ot B:M P.M., 7 April 1973, at which smiled reflectively, and told 50c . mediately I•n 'writing to Harvey Marlon, time and place ail persons desiring to public audience, the cen- Dolores McKeough, Ms. Fe- dress was given incoTectly in Museum Quilt Book 2—50c $1. INSTANT FASHION Clerk of the Borough ot Keqnsburg. be heard thereon will be given full op- the President, "I've had a licia Peters, Ms. Sandy an article which apj eared on New Jersey. portunity, " very wonderful life." ter's films will be organized Bonk 3, "Quilts For Today's BOOK — Hundreds of fashion GRAND CANTALUPO. STEPHEN G GREENWOOD under five different themes, Springhorn and Miles Over- Wednesday in The Daily Reg- I President . Admin It trot or.ClerK Mrs. Bedford, widow of a Living". 15 patterns. 50c More*H. 11 ••"- •" "tUM March ft, \m t 1IJ.7J each of which will be dealt ••bolt. ister* 31 The Daily Register. Red Bank-Mlridletimn. S.I. Frida\, March 23,1973 Builders Say Home Construction Real Estate Today Involves Constant Communication By MILDY FONTAINE Oakhurst are principals in j^e work to problems in dis- current building trends and a tion firms, we keep in touch/' firm. They are custom Jtome crimination or unfairness In diminishing skilled' labor he'said. "We are trying to MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - builders who specialize incon- any area. force. perpetuate communication. Building a house is not simply struction of single family "It covers a big radius of Outdated Codes We relate to everybody we a matter of gathering togeth- dwellings. problems," said one board Current methods and types build for." er tools and materials. A builder's involvement member, Mrs. Terri Paris. "It of construction also may be York Associates opened in H's also a matter of dealing with the people he serves, and also involves upholding a bet- alien in some instances to 1968. Since then the two young : with people and commu- professionalism necessary to ter understanding of people in what Mr. Davies said are out- men have built homes in the nicating with them. keep lines of communication Ihe community," she added. dated building codes and mas- northern and central sections That's the opinion of two open, was discussed by Mr. "Through it you get a better ter plans. of the county — Middletown, partners in the Rod Bank Davies at a joint meeting of feeling for the community." Face to face dealings with Belford, Locust, Colts Neck, building firm of York Associ- the Malawan Township Hu- Mr. Davies defined his "part people can sometimes over- Fair Haven, Rumson, Ocean- ates, W. Front St. man Relations Board and the in such an endeavor when he come such obstacles. Person- port and Deal. They say that home con- League of Women Voters. spoke before the two groups. al and continued contact with Mr. Davies has been associ- struction involves constant 'Problems in Housing* "We are involved with hu- customers, supervisors and ated with the building in- HELP FOR HOME BUYERS — John D. Pittenger of Neptune, left, and and direct communication "Problems in Housing" was mans every day," he de- subcontractors is what the dustry since 1961 in the shore Robert J. Bolderman of Spring Lake Heights are cochairrrien of the 13th with the prospective home- the evening's topic. clared. "A" better under- two young builders advocate. area. For two years prior to annual home buyers school which is"scheduled for the evenings of April 2, owner, contractors on the job Joining Mr. Davies on the standing between owner and "We are in a segment that forming his partnership with 9, and 16 in the science hall at AAonmouth College, West Long Branch. Mr. and, on a broader sphere, lo- speaker's platform was Mrs. builder is a necessity," he de- is dying out," he said of the Mr. Yorkin he served as proj- Pittenger is a director of the N.J. Shore Builders Association and Mr. cal zoning and planning offi- Barbara Wilson of the Morris clared. field where mass production ect manager in the Middle- Bolderman is builders' representative for the Jersey Central Power & cials. County Fair'Housing Council. It doesn't stop there. and look-alikes are so promi- town area for Hovnanian En- Light Co. Both organizations are sponsoring the school, along with the Krcd Davies of Ocean The local Human Relations Builders, he said, also are nent. terprises. .Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. of Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Township and Bud Ynrkin of Board does not confine its faced with bringing together "Unlike the larger construe- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY The House Trade-in Concept ONE AND TWO BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM TOWNHOUSES Eases Homeowners' Anxiety SHREWSBURY - In the Mr. Walker says: "Basi- before you are scheduled to the trade-in price, however, past 12 years, residents of cally, there are four steps in- close title, the Trade-In corpo- he is not obligated to pur- . Monmouth County have had volved in making a smooth ration gives you the option to chase the new home." the opportunity to ease their transition from present to fu- sell to a third party for a high- The program originally in- anxiety of buying or- selling ture home. First, you select er figure or, in the event your volved only^Ieeal property, their homes through the and negotiate the sale of the home is not sold, the Trade-In but within the past several Trade-In program offered by home of your choice, subject corporation takes title to your years, Walker and Walker has Walker and Walker Realtors, to receiving an acceptable existing home when you take broadened the scope of its fa- here and in Holmdel. trade-in figure on your title to you new home. cilities to encompass the con- present property. Kenneth L. Walker Jr., "Three vital points have tinental United States. president of Walker and Walk- "Second, the Trade-In cor- made the program successful: "In our business, we are er, said the program has been poration offers to purchase The Trade-In corporation problem solvers, and this ve- available in many sections of your existing home at a price gives the homeowner the usu- . hide has proven very hepful the nation for several years. based on the fair market val- al deposit which can be ap- to families moving to, and The plan is designed to elimi- ue, less holding costs. plied toward the new home. leaving our area," Mr. Walk- nate the possibility of owning "Third, if the price and An opportunity for the home- er said. • two homes at the same time terms are agreeable to you, a owner to receive a higher fig- (which becomes a heavy fi- contract is signed and Walker ure for his present home while nancial burden) and to over- and Walker goes to work to being underwritten by the come the homeowner's di- sell your existing home on the Trade-In corporation. And the Pirates Cove lemma — should I buy or sell open market. fact that the customer can first! "Fourth, if your home sells earnestly look for a a new Units Are home, knowing he has a buyer ON THE SHORES OF THE SCENIC SHREWSBURY for his present one. If the 2 MILES SOUTH OF RUMSON, N.J. Tops $1 Million homeowner does not accept Available In Realty Sales MONMOUTH BEACH - $ Residence units at Pirates 32.900 '37.900 'SHREWSBURY - Kenneth Real Estate Cove, townhouse con- rioOOM TOWNHOUSE 5 ROOM, 2 BEDROOEDRO M TOWNHOUSE L. Walker Jr., president of dominium community on Riv- Walker and Walker Realtors, erdale Ave., are available for has announced that Eugene Taxation occupancy. ONLY 20% DOWN 'Fitzpatrick sold %\ million- Paul Bragar of the Paul Bragar Agency, Inc., Shrews- Neat the shores of Pleasure Bay. The worth of real estate in 1972 Is Discussed Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers, homes a! and listed property worth bury, exclusive agents, said: EATONTOWN - A House Pirate's Cove stand tall and proud. Elegant more than Jl'/j million. "The real estate story Condominium residences designed for the ul- Ways and Means Committee throughout the state seems to timate in gracious living. The leading salesman in the heard Realtors' views nn tax be one long waiting list, but Spacious one and'two bedroom up and agency's Holmdel office for legislation through the tax- Driftwood Associates, buil- down Townhousesinclude all major appli- several years, Mr. Fitzpatrick ation subcommittee of the Na- ances, central air and part-ownership in two ders of Pirates Cove, has pools and tennis courts. received membership in the tional Association of Real Es- managed to stay abreast of tate Boards. Pirate's Cove exists as an adventurous com- New Jersey -Association of the demand for quality hous- The legislators have been munity with the new concepts and advan- Realtor Boards' Million Dollar in n tages of condominium ownership. Round Table Club. havinndviiig pani-paneli discussionUISL-UMIUHsS witwinh. , 8 j Monmouth County, par- tlcularl ln the market for lhe DIRECTIONS: From New York, go south on experts prior to formal hear- y Garden Slate Parkway to Exit 117. Head south on Mr. Fitzpatrick lives in Haz- ings at Which the Realtors' now-populanow-nnrailarrnnHnmininr condominiumm .'• Highway 36 to Beach Road (opposite Monmouth Beach Club). Head west an Beach Road and turn let with his wife, Kathleen, The one-bedroom unit in- right onto Rlverdale Avenue, Then straight lo the position will be officially Townhouse Treasures at Pirate's Cotfe on Mead- and six children. Eugene A. Fitzpatrick presented. cludes a living room, kitchen- ow Avenue. A panel on real estate tax- dinette, twobaths and storage ation included two advocates room, plus a large additional SERVING MONMOUTH COUNTY of stability in tax law and two room which may be used ei- proponents of changes that ther as a formal dining room See these other Driftwood Associates' communities: AND THE NATION would further reduce or elimi- or as a den, with sliding glass nate real estate tax in- doors leading onto the rear SEA BRIGHT VILLAGE Through Our centives. patio. On the upper level are a OCEAN VIEW TOWERS bedroom, closet space, dress- Rt. 36 (Ocean Ave.) Sea Bright In almost three hours of At West End ing room, and a balcony over- Year-round 1 8.2 bedroom condominium apartments Dramatic and contemporary townhouses on Ihe ocean • Trade-in Program questioning by congressmen, looking the cathedral-cei- on the ocean at West End with balconies which feature for year-round living. Features Include 2 bedrooms, JVj panelists were provided an op- linged living room. an ocean view, central air conditioning and heat, baths, balconies, Westinghouse kitchens, living rooms • Relocation Referral Program portunity to explore the whole washer, dryer and carpeting In each apartment, and with optional fireplaces, formal dining rooms, laundry The two-bedroom model on landscaped gardens. rooms, private beach, storage areas, and garages, issue. 1 Ndroom apartments from J2»,9?0 One tax deduction that is the lower level presents a large From $33,900 For complete details living room, kitchen, storage 2 bedroom apartments from $37,990 gaining interest would permit DIR ECTIONS: Garden Stale Pkwy. to exitiM. east on Rt.Mto DIRECTIONS: Parkway lo exit 109, east on Newman Springs call homeowners to deduct from area, powder room and dining Rl. 71 13rd traffic light), turn right and proceed appro* 6 miles Rd. to Rt. 35, righf on 35 1 block to While Rd., left fo end their income taxes the cost of room with sliding glass doors on Rt. 71 past Monmouth College to Cedar Ave. Intersection, (Branch Ave.), lei! on Branch 1 block to Rumson Rd., right on leading onto the rear patio. lollow Cedar Ave. to Ocean Ave,, turn left to Avery Ave., turn Rumson to Rt. 36 S> (ocean 4 mi.), right on Rt. 36 1 mile to repairs and maintenance of right to Model Apts. 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AVON: MANASQUAN: THELONGSTREET AGENCY JAMES P. MARTIN. INC. STANLEYC.CLAYTON THOMSON AGENCY HAWESS MCAFEE. INC. 522 Washington Blvd. 1311 Third Ave. 2600 Ramshorn Drive. 500 Main St. 111 Union Ave. GERALD A, MURPHY E.V. PATTERSON'S SONS FRANCES GIBLINWBSER McGRATH AGENCY 500 Washington Blvd. 1117 Third Ave. DANSKIN AGENCY 400 Main St. 44 Broad St. KEN TWYMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Highway 35 A Allaire Rd. 528 Washington Blvd. CHASE P. WITHROW AGENCY FORESIGHT REALTY ASSCC. INC. BELMAR: 541 E. Main St. Highway 35 & Ocean Rd. The Palisades — 4 master RICHARD I. WOOD SPRING LAKE: SPRING LAKE HTS.: bedrooms and 1 Vi baths. CONNELLY-BERGEN-CAMPION. INC. J.N.GARRABRANDT AGENCY. INC. 704 Belmar Plaza 535 E. Main St. VAN NESS CORPORATION Garage optional. CHARLES F.CDFFEY Highway 35 & Curtis Ave. 1224 Third Ave. 910 Highway 71 NEPTUNE: BRIELLE: ERNEST I. MARTIN PALACE REALTY ASSOCIATES GEORGE HAUIENBEEK.WC. WALL TOWNSHIP: 2601 Belmar Blvd. ORHAY T. CLAYTON REAL ESTATE 36 Highway 35 508 Warren Ave. 609 Hlgglns Ave. A S A AGENCY OLIVER BROTHERS .THOMAS E. KOGAflTY Highway 34 THE FOLK AGENCY. INC. 2207 Highway 35 SEA GIRT: 1107 Third Ave. 601 Hlgglns Ave. THE STEVE ALLEN AfifflCY BAREND REALTY VREHAND AGENCY. INC " STEPHEN J. KROL MARIANO. JOHNSON 2411 Highway 35 Highway 70 545 Washington Blvd. 1308 Third Ave. 602 Union Ave. LD. EDWARDS A6ENCV CSL AGENCY. INC. $ f THE SCUDDED AGENCY THE MKGOWAN AGENCY ULUAN WOLFE ASENCY -The Sarila Barbara, contemporary 503 Washington Blvd. 1403 Third Ave. 2040 Highway 35 3114 Belmar Blvd. split level, S rooms. With garage. M,750, • _ ' 421 Hlgglnt Ave. Homeowner Insurance Explained by Annlehr The tally Register, NJ. Friday, March 2S, 1973 31 EAO-lfyouhad (CPCli), says that in a sense phrase to describe this. They ty. Since he has first claim on "A further reason for keep- does the more prudent man to sell your home fomorrow, you place a price tag on your tell you to maintain 'insur- insurance money, your equity ing insurance coverage up-to- who insured his home for the Real Estate Today what price would you ask? home every time you renew ance to value' on your home. would be totally uncoveredin date is the existence in most M value. With coinsurance, Suppose your home were de- your homeowner's insurance. stroyed by fire or windstorm, What they are saying is that, case of total loss. Secondly, as standard policies of what is' • you would pay part of a loss He said: "The face amount unless you have regularly in- a Realtor, it is probably more called a "coinsurance of any size because, in effect. what would you have to pay to on your policy is the max- replace it or buy another of creased your insurance cov- apparent to me than to the av- . clause." Oversimplifying, you agreed to self-insure a imum amount you would be erage over the years of your erage homeowner what in- what this means is that you '• portion of the home's value, comparable space, quality paid if you lost your home. and location? ownership, you will probably flation has done to property agree to maintain insurance "A complex subject? It su- That's why your insurance be sadly underinsured in the •' values. • equal to a stated percentage rely is. When you bought or Thomas W. Appleby of As- coverage should equal the-fair bury Park, governor-state di- event of total loss. (usually 80 per cent) of the sold a home, you probably market value of your home, "In the first place, at the "By way of illustration, I home's value. If you fail to do made the transaction through rector of the New Jersey As- excluding the non-combustible recently saw a chart which' sociation of Real Estate time of purchase you may so, you will be required to a qualified Realtor. To get the foundation structure and have bought only enough cov- listed 'replacement cost mul- share any loss with the insur- right answers to your insur- Boards and a chartered prop- building lot. tipliers,' which used 1972 as . erty and casualty underwriter erage to satisfy the mort- ance company to the extent ance questions, you should "Insurance people have a gagee's interest in the proper- the base year with a factor of that your insurance falls short consult a qualified insurance 1.00. The figure for 1962 was of the named per cent. agent. Many companies now 1,59 and for 1950 it was 2.30. "An example: You own a offer a policy endorsement Suppose your house was built $50,000 home but, believing which provides an automatic in 1962 at a cost of $15,000. you will never have a total increase feature to protect ,. Two of New Jersey's Multiplying that by the 1.59 loss, insure it for only $25,000. against inflation. But, by factor, the present replace- Without the coinsurance whatever means, don't let finest realtors offer you ment cost would be $23,850, an clause, if you had a $20,000 your insurance coverage lag increase in value of $8,850. fire you would be paid the full behind the replacement cost For 115,000 houses built in amount. You would thu#be of your home. If you do, you Monmouth County. 1950, the replacement costs receiving insurance for a are literally playing with would be $34,500. much lower premium than fire." Sterling Thompson and Mother Nature. Home Improvements

COLLEGE SPEAKER - Discussing "Videotape Not Always Profitable for Business" at conference at Stockton State Col- lege are Lee Crawford, left/ of Lee Crawford EATONTOWN - Many main floor. to a family with small' chil- Realtors, Rt. 35 and Apple Farm Road, Middle- homeowners assume that "According to the experts, dren. town, and Kevin Powers of Hazlet, a Stockton stu- money they spend on remodel-, basement recreation rooms "Some substantial but pro- dent. ing will be returned with a are not in vogue in most saic improvements add vir- profit when they sell. That as- areas. Appraisers say that tually nothing to the sale sumption frequently is untrue, these days most people simply price, according to surveys. says Anthony J. Camassa of do not like to spend their leis- Replacing galvanized water Realtor Describes Long Branch, president of ure hours underground. Fami- pipes with copper, for ex- Monmouth County Board of ly rooms at ground level are ample, or boosting the elec- i Realtors. more expensive, but also are trical wiring capacity would In fact, he explains, it may far more popular with most not be easily noticed improve- Videotape Values be cheaper to buy a different buyers. ments. Even though more vis- home than to renovate your "Central air conditioning of- ible, there also is little return MIDDLETOWN - "Video- personnel. The programs present residence. ten pays its way, while win- on some exterior improve- tape for Business" was the top- now are videotaped and view- - ic oT a talk and demonstration ed as needed. These days, more and more families We're the largest realtor jn Monmouth Mr. Camassa says: "Con- dow and wall units do not. ments such as storm windows, by Lee Crawford of Lee are dreaming the impossible dream. Of a County, with four offices covering over sultation with a Realtor can "Outdoor improvements are aluminum siding or tile or ce- He also said further use of Crawford Realtors, Rt. 35 at videotape is in qualifying cus- place where you and your kids aren't 250 square miles. be important before remodel- usually riskier investments dar shingles. An aluminum Apple Farm Road, at the "In- tomers and in determining the trapped Between pollution, overcrowding Offices listing over 800 homes, from ing, as well as when the house than indoor ones. A patio is siding job costs three to four is up for sale. A Realtor is times as much as repainting, formation Science in the Mar- most suitable homes for show-- and three locks on the door. Matawan to New Shrewsbury, from Middle- likely to help sell a house, but probably the best source of but it does little more to keep ket Place" mini-conference at ing. town to Freehold. Priced from $30,000 to unlikely to return more than They dream of a land just 50 minutes market information on neigh- half its cost. A driveway is up the resale price. You can- Stockton State College, Po- $300,000. In three multiple listing services.' Kevin Powers of Hazlet, a' from New York or Philadelphia by air borhood growth patterns, cur- important and worth main- not expect the buyer .to pay mona. Stockton student, said he conditioned bus, or train. And once you've picked out your rent housing trends and what taining well, but an elaborate you the money he will save by Mr. Crawford said that for could envision the use of vi- dream house, we don't just love you and A sleepy countryside with clean air, the home may require to keep U-shaped drive adds little to not painting every few years. an initial investment of ap- deotape on cable TV and leave you. Our professional, completely rolling green hills, beautiful beaches, all it salable. resale value. Bedraggled proximately $2,500, a small video telephones of the future. personal service will supply every need. "Staying in a choice loca- season sports, state parks, even race "A recent survey revealed landscaping may make a tion may more than justify businessman could get a Mr. Crawford agreed, saying, tracks nearby. From simply making sure your water and that the average dollar spent house a pariah on the market, unique sales tool. He said por- "Almost anything is possible electricity is turned on to full insurance the high cost of remodeling. But their dream has to have all the on remodeling adds only but it is not economically The quality of the neighbor- table equipment could record '_with videotape for business." and financing. Even introduce you to your worthwhile to replace it with conveniences of the cily. Including a great about 50 cents to the resale hood is by far the most impor- voice and picture on tape si- new neighbors. Everything to get you extensive landscaping that BULB IS BLAMED arts center, fine schools, major highways; price of the house. Some im- tant factor in the sale price, multaneously for instant re- happy and settled. provements add nothing at may. repel some buyers who play on any TV set. PORT JEFFERSON, N.Y. and shopping centers-, according to this survey. (AP) — The ordinary light bulb ~So stdpTcTrearfiihg and start living. all. would rather spend their He said his videotape was And as long as they're dreaming, they "If the average neighbor- is one of the biggest wasters of Write or call for free brochure, and visit "Some improvements are weekends golfing than prun- used in three areas: training, expect a choice of everything from modest hood price is $35,000 and cost electricity, according to Dr. one of our4 offices. sure bets. An investment of up ing. ?30,000 you may recoup most sales and institutional pro- homes to full estates. Even horse farms. Alexander Kusko, testifying Sterling Thompson Associates. to 10 per cent of the value of "A swimming pool may pay of a $5,000 remodeling job. grams. here against a Long Island This dream does exist. In historic Mlddletown: 340 Highway 35/747-5600 your house in modernizing an off in family fun, but it may But, a ?lu,000 venture will Mr. Crawford said that be- Lighting Co. power project. He Monmouth County. Marlboro: Rt. 520 and H'way 79/946-4466 outdated kitchen should pay not add more than ?3,UU0 to price you out of the market fore videotape, many hours said that fluorescent bulbs use And Sterling Thompson Associates can Matawan: 20 Highway 34/566-0400 off in resale value. You can the value of your house. In for homes in that neighbor- were taken with training and far less electricity than in- make that dream, your dream, come true. Hazlet: Holiday Inn Motel/264-0414 modernize an existing bath- fact, it may act as a deterrent hood." information lectures to sales candescent bulbs. room for as little as $1,000. Adding a bathroom is a good deal more expensive, but if Sterling Thompson Associates the house is in the $50,000 We're growing just as fast as Monmouth County. bracket and has three or more bedrooms, it will be hard to Go ahead, sell your own home, sell without two full baths and at least a powder room on the you riverboat gambler, you. 3ir. Builder—Mrm Sub-Contractor

YOU'RE IN GOOD COMPANY You might get lucky and save a buck or ously looking for a new home and who is Sell your home yourself, and there'* two. just looking. not much you can do to help him. A lot of folks have tried to sell their Best of all, he'll show your house only A Realtor knows just about all there is' own homeB and succeeded. A lot more when its convenient for you. to know about financing. He works very WHEN YOU'RE A MEMBER OF YOUR nave just tried. closely with all kinds of financial institu- Most people realize that selling your That beautiful art. tions. He knows their methods and re- own home can be a costly, time-consum- Okay, tiger. You're selling your own quirements. ing, even risky affair. And unless you're home. You know the needs and desires Very simply, he can help your buyer LOCAL BUILDERS ASSOCIATION!! just naturally lucky, you need the help of of your prospective buyers. And you find the money he needs to buy your a professional Realtor. He can save you a know what to say, how to present your house. Affiliated with lot of time and headaches. For a lot of home to convince them. Right? good reasons. Wrong. Red tape. Selling a house involves many details. NEW JERSEY If you're thinking about selling your Realtors are trained in the art of sales- own home, maybe you should consider manship. (And believe us, it is an art.) Paperwork, title searches, finance ar- SHORE BUILDERS BUILDERS some of them. His study of sales techniques has shown rangements. There are a hundred little ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION him how to get the indecisive buyer to things to be done. What's your price? make up his mind; how to close the sale. Unless you have a mind like a com- The first thing a Realtor can do for you In fact, he's gone to school to find oul. puter, you'll need a Realtor to get every- Did you ever stop to think! Your doctor belongs to the city, county, state and national Medical Association, is recommend a fair and reasonable ask- After all, selling is what it's all about. thing done and keep it straight. He and ing price. your attorney will guide you through the your dentist is a member of the Dental Association, your banker pays his dues to the Bankers Association, your Do it yourself and you will probably Formal negotiations. tangle of details as painlessly and safely mortgage banker pays his allegiance to the Mortgage Bankers Association, your auto dealer, your hardware ask too much or too little. Either way, What happens when a prospective as possible. merchant . . . in fact just about everybody you know or do business with is a member of the organuation that you lose. buyer makes you an offer—one that's well below your asking price? Be it ever so humble. represents his particular business interests ... the organization that has And don't be fooled by the belief you Crowded closets may make a home know pretty well what your home is You're going to argue. And that's the been established to deal with the problems that face each of these businesses look lived in.,but it doesn't do much for a worth, Market demand, seasonally of worst thing you could do. prospective DUyer. Neither does a drip- Ar professions. sales, location and many other variables As a principal, you'll discover it's ping faucet, unkempt lawn or loose door- often alter your home's value. pretty hard to bargain with a buyer—to knob. Vet, not one of these trades or professions is faced with the type and num- A skilled Realtor knows all about these negotiate about such things as price, There are dozens of little things you things. Most important, he knows people. terms and possessions. Misunderstand- ber of problems that confront those of us engaged in the home and apart- can do to make your house more saleable. ings may crop up. And those small dis- A Realtor can show them to you. (Some ment building profession. Don't talk to strangers. agreements can spoil a sale. of them would never have occurred to If you love talking to strange people at When a Realtor helps sell your home, you.) Our profession occupies a unique and vital position in the economy and strange hours, by all means sell your he takes on the difficult task of negotia- Showmanship is all it's cracked up to business life of our communities. We ate surrounded by hundreds of laws home yourself. That "For Sale by Owner" tion. He's sort of a go-between and ad- be. and regulations (many of them arbitrary and capricious) under which we sign in your front yard means you're fair visor. And he's objective. He'll tell you game for everyone—even those passers- In conclusion. must operate. We are the target of local, state and federal governing bodies. when the buyer is right. And he'll tell you by who "just kinda wanted to see what when to stick to your guns. You may be wondering why Chicago We ate constantly faced with an organized opposition that has as its goal trie place looked like." He's usually a heck of a nice guy, too.. Title Insurance Company cares about both the placing of more restrictions on our industry, and the total destruc- That sign may not get all the prospects He knows how to smooth over, or com- how you sell your home. After all, we're tion or elimination of our industry. All these add up to the need for strong you want, either. You may have to adver- pletely avoid, those sale-killing misunder- in the business of insuring titles to real tise. And that means phone^calls at all standings. estate, not selling it. It's just that after organization to protect our interests and our security in business. hours. serving title needs for over 125 years, A Realtor can solve these problems. How to shop for money. we've come to know how important Don't you think we need sound, strong organization more than any other First of all, be will screen the prospects. Many prospective buyer* don't know Realtors are and how much they can help people engaged in business today? If you're already a member you can help He'll know their needs, desires and finan- much about financing—how or where to you. by being really active in your local association. If you're not a member you cial situation. And he'll know who is seri- get a mortgage. We wanted you to know, too. owe it to yourself and the industry in which you earn your livelihood to 7/ join up and lend a hand—now! IF YOU'RE NOT YET A MEMBER, YOU CAN GET DETAILS ABOUT THE N. J. SHORE BUILDERS Chicago Title Insurance Company * Chicago, Illinois 60602 ASSOCIATION, AND ON MEMBERSHIP THEREIN BY CONTACTING ITS OFFICE. DO IT NOW— A nationwide network of more than BOO o(Iicc» and agents plus several thousand approved attorneys. YOU COULDNT MAKE A BETTER INVESTMENT IN YOUR FUTURE. Mimbtt of tht UaccUl Natlo.a) fttnlly of corpoutlom. SEND ME INFORMATION ON complete this form and mail to: NJSBA MEMBERSHIP WE COULDN'T HAVE SAID IT BETTER OURSELVES! N.J. SHORE BUILDERS ASSOCIATION Name The above full page ad from Time magazine is reproduced here by 2807 Bridge Avenue Addttia Point Pleasant, New Jersey 08742 Town .Zip MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS My Lin* If or Phone: (201) 892-8464 We hope you'll take the time to read It.

TelephJl ClCjJUUUG o —————————— 32 He Dily Register, Red BaBk-MlikBetown, N.J. Friday, March 23, L973 Real Estate Today 14 Sales Closed Nine Area By MLS Agency RED BANK - Red Bank County Realtors Area Multiple Listing Service members report nine sales pott Jr. have moved from Mrs Arthur Danielsen.' RED BANK - Fourteen Waverly, Pa. closed in the local area. Wellesley Hills, Mass., to 39 ' sales are reported dosed in Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Dia- Jean K. Irwin Agency of Silverside Ave., Little Silver, SEA BRIGHT the greater Red Bank area by mond have purchased 16 Select Chairmen Red Bank report the following former residence of Mr. and THE ULTIMATE John F. Anderson Agency, Meadowbrook, Rumson, from Mrs. William F. Haas. cation, Mr. Bova, legislation sales: With offices in Fair Haven Ms. Cecilia Henckcl, now re- EATONTOWN - The Mon- Academy Agency, Middle- and taxation, and Paul Bra- Mr. and Mrs. William Di^ APARTMENT aad Hutet The agency is a siding in Florida. mouth County Board of Real- town, report that Mr. and FortheYounuatH»er1 tors, which has headquarters gar. transportation, Tulio, builders in Cranford, member of the Red Bank Robert J. Brcmckamp of Mrs. Donald J. Greiner, for- al 117 Rt. 35, has announced On tne Multiple Listing have sold a future homesite Area Mutliple Listing Service. Sea Bright has relocated to 193 merly of Staten Island, have committee are Martin How- on W. Front St., Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Patter- Navcsink Ave., Highlands, its committee chairmen for to Ms. Mary Bonaduce of Bel- purchased from Mr. and Mrs. YACHT son and Ms. Gena Burns have purchased from Mr. and Mrs 1973. ard, chairman, Mr. Alpern, Mr. Conroy, Mr. Crawford, ford. Robert Fedak a future home- purchased 71 Four Winds, ; Richard Gumbrecht now of William J. McGowan is vice Middletown Electric Inc. site on Monmouth Ave., Port Middletown, from Mr. and Denver, Colo. president in charge of pro- Mr. DeLorme, Mr. Martin, HARBOR Mr. McGowan, Mr. Okun, and has purchased a lot on Rt. 36, Monmouth. Mrs. Gaardino. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sibley have gram. On the education com- Middletown, from W. Gilbert Ms. Patricia A. Moller and Mr. and Mrs. Richard relocated from Little Silver mittee are Clifford I. Jones Roland Pierson. Past presi- DOCK YOUR BOAT IN Irwlit Etnblnder Manson. Ms. Helen Moller have pur- Bokay of Matawan have pur- to 16 Buena Vista Avenue, Jr., chairman, Lee Crawford, dents on the long-range plan chased a residence on East YOUR OWH BACKYARD Charles A. Darrah and Irwin "ing committee are Mr. Walk F. Christopher & Sons, Inc., land 2 Bedroom Aptt.wllha chased from Ms. Poppy Ken- Fair Haven, purchased from of Navesink Ave., Middletown, er. chairman, Mr. Alpern, Mr. <*eanport have purchased view of the Sea and th» Rlvar. nedy the property at 51 Kings Ms. Grace Poynton. Ms. D. Gerechoff; membership, 465 Hendrickson Ave., Long formerly owned by Mr. and Hwy., Middletown. Poynton has moved to Red First Year Elwood A. Armstrong and Mi- Bova, Mr. Garrabrpnt and FROM $250 MO. Mr. Longstreet.;' Branch, from Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert A. Fedak. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Bank. chael Conroy; associates, Edard H. Echols. Alfred F Gianetta, for- Layton Jr. have purchased 18} Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shee- Sales Top Joan Cushman;.convention, On the Deepwater Port Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. merly of Belford, has pur- YACHT HARBOR Gomanche Drive, Qceanport,' han of Neptune have pur- George D. Haulenbeek and committee are Mr. Bova, Mr.: Fiechter, formerly of Brick- chased a future homesite on 1382 Ocean Avenue, from Ms. Anna R. Nissenson, chased 281 Beeehwood Drive, Million Mark Gerald A. Murphy; panel Thompson, Mr. Armstrong town, have purchased 111 Chestnut St., Port Monmouth. Sea Bright, N.J. who has moved to Long Shrewsbury, from A. Ber- boards, George A. DeLorme, and Jean K. Irwin. South St., Eatontown, from Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pit- (201) 842-6618/(201) 741-1200 Branch. trand and P. Channon of New- MIDDLETOWN — Lee and public relations, Paul P. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Na- port News, Va. Crawford, Realtors, has re- Bova, chairman, and Mr.. gel, formerly of Rumson, Mr. and Mrs. William J. ported that Irwin Einbindcr, Murphy and John F. Ander- have relocated to Hobble Hill Joosten have moved from after his first year in real es- son. Road, Rt. 34, Colts Neck, pur- New Shrewsbury to 8 Fair- tate, has topped the million Hazel Leichter is vice presi- chased from Mr. and Mrs. way, Eatontown, purchased dollar mark in sales. dent in charge of internal af- Walter B. Hatfield. from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Einbinder had 21 sales fairs. Working on constitution Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kratz. D. Shaw. The Shaws have with a total volume of and bylaws are Thomas W. now residing in Pennsylvania, moved to Arizona. $1,026,000. The average sale Appleby, chairman, and Mr. have sold their residence at 6 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carling was $4ti,'J0j). McGowan. Oakwood Lane, Rumson, to 3rd bave purchased 184 Lind- Formerly sales and market- G.J. Sterling Thompson is Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hnlm- en Drive, Fair Haven,from ing executive in the advertis- chairman of the grievance berg of Upper Saddle River. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt, ing and graphic art fields, Mr. committee. On the profes- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Te- who now reside in Red Bank. Einbinder joined Crawford sional standards committee' gen have relocated in Rumson The Carlings moved from Feb. 1, 1072, and made his are Ben Alpern, John C. Con- to 3 Oak Tree Lane, pur- Crosswicks. first sale 10 days later. over and Ernest L. Martin, chased from Ms. Catherine three-year terms; F. Leroy Galvin, who has moved to Garrabrant Jr., John T. Law- Lakewood. Icy Jr., and Kenneth L. Walk- ,Mr. and Mrs. William R. Firm Negotiates er Jr., two-year terms, and Baarck of Clark Summit, Pa., Mr. Bova, James C. Danskin have purchased 11 Schwenker and Mr. Murphy, one-year Place, Fair Haven, from T&I Sale ofl 1 Homes •terms. Home. Transfer Service Corpo- Serving the commercial di- . ration. RED BANK - Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ahler- vision are Jack Okum, chair- Mr. and Mrs. William Pla- Thompson and Associates' ich of Staten Island bought man, William C. Longstreet ,cek of Red Bank have pur- Middletown office, member of the residence at 39 Rutledge Jr. and Robert L. Coutts. Mr. chased 200 Winding Way, Red Bank Area Multiple List--, Drive, Middletown, from Ed Jones is treasurer and Carney Little Silver, from Dr. and ing Service, Inc., report the J. Away, who now resides in G. Gatta and Mr. Conroy are Mrs. Robert V. Davis. Dr. and following new residents in the. Lakewood. on the budget and finance Mrs. Davis have moved to greater Red Bank area. Mr. and Mrs. George Llonit committee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Ric- have purchased 50 White Oak Working with John F. Cain, cardi of Staten Island have Ridge Road, Middletown, vice president of community Mayer Sees purchased 28 Majestic Ave., from Mr. and Mrs. Dave relations, are Ben Alpern, Lincroft, from Mr. and Mrs. Waizenegger. The Waizeneg- general chairman, and John Alspach who now reside gers have relocated to Wash- George W. Schueler, chair- Boom Year in Binghamton, N.Y. ington, D.C. man for Make America Bet- Mr. and Mrs. John S. Logan ter. For Housing have relocated in the Middle- Mr. Appleby is governor- state director. Chairmen in FORKED RIVER - Henry" town area and their former home at 51 Gull Road, Middle- related fields are Mr. Con- D. Mayer, past president .of over, real estate political edu- the New Jersey Shore Buil- town, was purchased by Mr. You've reached a certain plateau In And there will be valet parking, a ders Association, predicted and Mrs. Gobind Daryanani your life, your income, your desire .£ uniformed doorman, a plush, even that 1974 will be a "boom formerly of Matawan. for the good life. And we have ju t - lush, entrance lobby and much, year" for the housing industry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mul- Says Levy the place for you to live that good much more at the Top of the East. tari of Matawan have pur- life: The Top of the East. with over 2.5 million units You'll light up. constructed. chased the newly built home Is Really by Dado Construction Buil- We're the top. When you see the condominium Speaking before the Ocean Or at the top. The Top of the East i apartments themselves. They arc County Bankers Association, ders at 9 Garden St., Middle- town. 'Sales Tax' located on the highest point of the quite, quite simply, luxurious. With Mr. Mayer said builders have Atlantic Seaboard. Which gives you CHICAGO — A writer spacious balconies. Dressing rooms. yet to meet the increased de-: John P. Hicks has sold his a pretty good view. Of all the plat.es Walk-in closets. Regal entrance .mand for new housing al- property at 11 William St., makes a case that property you're just far enough away taxes constitute a regressive foyers. Air conditioning. Plus wall- though housing slarts peaked Red Bank, to Mr. and Mrs. from. Like inland New Jersey, to-wall carpeting. Magnificent at 2.4 million in 1972. . Douglas P. Raynor from "sales tax" on the home- The New York Skyline, Brooklyn. owner's annual purchase of a General Electric equipped kitchens. Rumson. And (would you believe?) the tip But you have to see it. And sec it. He said builders are faced Charles I. Gibson has relo- house.. with a problem in having to of Long Island. Just come up , And sec it. Because once you've cated to Washington from his and see for yourself. reached the Top of the East you'll " achieve parallel goals: pro- 'former residence at 108 Hill- Ray Howard, writing for the tecting the environment and never come down. side Ave., Middletown. Mr. Chicago Sun-Times, cites the What's up, dock? meeting the housing need case of a hypothetical home- and Mrs. Thomas S. Cav- Indeed. Boating in the Atlantic Directions: Garden State Parkway ' while maintaining sound eco- owner who is buying a $20,(10(1 professional tennis facilities right at anagh are the new owners. Walter D. Lynch Highlands Marina. Fishing all over south lo Exit 117; then cast on Rt. nomic growth. house with a 20-year mort- Top of the East. So you'll be up and They are formerly from the place. And swimming. Not to 36 appiox. 13 miles to Scenic Drive "The builder deals with a gage. His average annual re- at the water in no timc^-if you like. Brooklyn. mention camping, picnicking and a Atlantic Highland, (just past King different set of laws in each New Agency duction is thus $1,(100 or, ..as And it will be yours to use as part Mr. and Mrs. William Du- day (or ten) at the races (there are James Nursing Home); make city, village or township," Mr. Howard says, "He is buying of your maintenance fee. gan have purchased the for- For Lynch two major tracks nearby). And jughandlc left turn and continue to Mayer said. "There are 567 51,1100 worth of house very There will be saunas and a health mer residence of Mr. and shopping, eating, learning—you Top of the East. different sets of zoning ordi- RED BANK - William .7. year. club, too, available for your Mrs. Robert Finch at 27 Fox name it—extraordinary facilities nances and building codes. McGowan of McGowan Ryan optional use. Hill Road, Middletown. The arc at hand. 1 & 2 Bedrooms from The time has arrived for some Agency, 234 River Road, has "His taxes, at SK per $1(1(1 of Onward and upward. Dugans relocated from Om- announced that Walter D. assessed valuation with the 8 legislative action to eliminate aha, Nebr. Don't go away. To our "Top of the East" PRIVATE 38,500 UusTower of Babel." Lynch has-joined the agency. house assessed at $S,000 Not if you don't want to. You'll PENTHOUSE CLUB, a special amount to S4S0. Since he is A statewide uniform code 16 Whitman Drive, Middle- Mr. Lynch has more than 17 have Olympic size swimming pool, place, all your own, for drinks and buying $1,00(1 worth of house must be implemented, he town, formerly owned by Mr. years' experience in the sundeck, private cabanas and a breathtaking view of the skyline. every year, he is paying a 4K said, to establish guidelines and Mrs. Lyman Peck who realty sales field. He is mar- per cent sales tax on his pur- and standards in zoning and now reside in Coral Springs, ried to the former Lorraine chase. planning which can be inter- Fla., has been purchased by Rimali. They have two chil- Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Cole-' dren and reside on Heights preted and applied in each "The sales tax on his food community.^ man of Parkridge. Ten, Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. John llannan, and drink is only 5 per cent, He also said thehousing in" yet liberal politicians are al- • dustry could be helped by formerly of Matawan, have Record Volume purchased the properly at 441 ways screaming about that having professionals in zoning being regressive. But nobody TOPOFTHE and planning positions who Prospect Ave., Little Silver, In House Sales SCENIC DRIVE. Ol-T HO U ft 36 • AT THE HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas attacks the 48 per cent sales are receptive to new ap- RED BANK - Frank J. tax on housing." proaches to building tech- Bishop who now reside in Kirwan Jr., president of The 'niques to meet housing de-. Lakewood. Kirwan Company, announces mands at a reasonable cost. Sterling Thompson and As- a record sales volume for the sociates' Marlboro office re- company's an*nuaU"Snow KENTUCKY RULES ports three sales. Bowl" contest. ON BLACK RETIREMENT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid From Jan. 1 U> Feb. 25, the FRANKFORT. Ky. (AP) - have relocated to Reston, Va., company sold 72 houses with a TO GET IN ON THE ACTION The attorney general's office and their former home at 190 sales volume of $2,257,315. says retired black teachers in Deepdale Drive, Middletown, During the same period, it re- Kentucky can't be paid higher has been purchased by Mr. ported S3 exclusive listings for retirement benefits to make up and Mrs. William Dawson of a total dollar volume of List Your Home With A Member for past inequities in their pay. Stone Mountain, Ga. $2,691,693. OF THE

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3-Z3 A Daily Register, Red Bank-Middletown, NJ. Friday, March 23,1973 Families Find Returned POWVIn Excellent Condition given convalescent leave af- "Our neighbors in Brooklyn events when Frank comes •jrGBEGBOBAK first during Christmas 1V71. him." that he was surprised at an as it looked like they were ter their release from the hos- "They were all about the Col. Anton'said bis son the good looking nurses at wearing belts," Col. Anton are planning a block party borne," Col. Anton said. "It's FT. MONMOUTH - Par- when Jim comes home," Mrs. i dose knit community which pital, which has not been set same," Mrs. Daly said. "He didn't receive any letters Clark Air Base, his first ex- said. The two ex-POWs are un- ents of two recently returned •from home and worried that Daly said. "He constantly you don't find too often now." couldnt say much since he was posure to Western culture Upon arriving here, both dergoing "debrief ing sessions prisoners of war told report- limited to 10 lines, but he his family might have died since his release. men were reunited with their asks about them and about According to their parents, 1 both men have yet to decide to gather information about ers at a press conference wrote that he hoped the fami- since they traveled in the mil- "He told me that the girls families and plans are being the friends he grew up with." their future plans regarding men possibly missing in ac- Wednesday their sons appear ly was in good health and that itary very frequently. didn't look like they were made tor cdetaattae their re- "Dozens of clubs in Willing- military service. They will be Son. to be in good shape, although we shouldn't worry about. CWO Anton told his father wearing- short skirts as much turn. ,, boro are planning social tests have not been completed at Patterson Army Hospital. Warrant Officer Francis u. Anton of Wilnngboro, arrived here Monday after having been a Vietcong prisoner for more than five years. His heli- copter was shot down in Quang Tin Province on Ja- nuary 5,1968. Staff Sgt. James A. Daly Jr. of Brooklyn joined his family here on Sunday after being held by the Vietcong for more than five years also. He was last seen on January 8, 1968, during a conflict in Quang Tin TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY Province. Mrs. Mary Daly, his wid- owed mother, and sister Pa- mela, 20, said reports that Sgt. Daly made anti-war N THE MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER statements while in captivity may be erroneous., "We didn't discuss it with him," Mrs. Daly said, "and we only CIVIC AUDITORIUM know what we read in the newspapers. We understand from television reporters' : comments that some reports A FUR SALE SO ENORMOUS, SO UNUSUAL BAMBERGER'S HAD TO TAKE OVER - , of antiwar statements suppo- sedly made by prisoners are THE CIVIC AUDITORIUM OF THE MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALL THE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES. not correct" :JSI didnt ask him about any- «BSng that he didn't want to bring up himself," said Pa- mela. "He didn't have any- thing to say about his treat- ment while a prisoner." Neither did Warrant Officer Anton, according to his fa- ther, retired Col. Frank J. An- ton. "As a former Army man," he said, "I'm more familiar with procedures than you (re- porters) are, and I'm really not interested in how he was treated. I'm only concerned with his well-being, getting him home and back on his feet again." Both men are under their normal weight, their parents said. CWO Anton, usually about 170 lbs., now weights about 140 pounds. He weighed as little as 100 pounds while a captive, his father said. Sgt. Daly lost some weight "but not much," his mother said. "He looks wonderful." Preliminary examinations of both men indicate no serious illnesses. Col. Anton said his son suffered from vitamin deficiency during his captivity which caused about 90 per cent of his hair to fall out, but that has been cor- SHOP TONIGHT rected. "Frankie looks better than I thought he was going to look," he said, "although his eyes are not completely clear and 5 TO 9:30 P.M. he has dark rings around them. But there is nothing wrong that can't be cured." CWO Anton spent more of his imprisonment in the south and was moved north in 1972, where his treatment im- SPECIAL proved, his father said. "Until his move north," Col. Anton said, "Frank didn't get j any reading material, only EARLY OPENING news of any riots, antiwar i demonstrations and other dis- ' • asters in America. In the north, he got magazines and information about the latest TOMORROW, automobiles, and seemed well-versed about cars, espe- cially the Camaro Z-28." The Anton family received SHOP 9 TO 9:30 P.M. two letters from their son, both of which were brought from Hanoi by a liaison com- • Extra salespeople and extra fitters will be on mittee and former Attorney hand to help you ^ General Ramsey Clark. • Credit representatives willTielp you open a Sgt. Daly's family received charge account three letters from him, the • To reach the Civic Auditorium on Cherry Mall near Birch Mall, just follow the signs from Bamberger's.

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