Hall Issue Sent Back to Study Unit

SEE STORY PAGE 2 The Weather Increasing cloudiness THEDAILY FINAL today; rain tonight, possibly beginning as sleet. Rain to- mon-ow, high in 40s. ^ f EDITION 28 PAGES Monmouih County?s Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.9S NO. 158 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1973 TEN CENTS ••liuuiiliiiiiniiiiliiliiiiMiiiiiiiniliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMiiiiiiiii minium uiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiinii ••••II1IIIIIIIIM1IMIIIIIIII1IIIIIM IlllllllllllllUimt IlinitllUIIIIHIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIllllltlllllKlllKIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MUlllllllIIIIIIIIUIIIIIItllllllU 2 POWs in U.S., 20 More on Way

CLARK AIR BASE, Philip- Air Force Base about 4 p.m. left today, (.'apt. Jercmiali A. ccived here. pines (AP) — Twenty smiling PST. Dcnton of Virginia Beach, "I would like to thank Presi- American prisoners of war Forty more POWs will fol- Va., told the newsmen and dent Nixon and everyone as- and a Vietnamese puppy left low tomorrow in two planes. military officials at planoside: sociated with this project for Clark Air Base today on their This will leave HO of the men "1 would like io express our an experience we will never long-awaited flight home to freed Monday still at Clark thanks to you people here at forget." the United States. and one in Saignn. Two others Clark. You have shown us The canine passenger was a The men departed a day were flown home yesterday that your feeling is as deep as dog called Ma-co that Lt. ahead of schedule. Their big because of serious illness in ours, and that it is the highest Cmdr. Edward A. Davis of C141 Starlifter hospital jet their families. compliment I can pay for the Leola, Pa., adopted during his was due at California's Travis Speaking for the group that wonderful welcome we re- nearly eight years at the Hanoi Hilton. •llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltHIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "What does Ma-co mean?" a reporter called out as Davis cuddled the pup for the photo- graphers before taking it 9 School Budgets Beaten aboard the plane. The proposed 1973-1974 budgets in nine for the coming year. Where they were de- "They tell me it means 'dog >*»> area school districts were rejected, in whole or feated, governing bodies of the municipalities without hair,' " Davis replied. AP Wlreptiolo in part, by voters of those districts in annual Involved have 30 days in which to try to reach Flight Nurse Pat O'Reilly of PACKED ASSEMBLY GALLERY — Representa- sembly to overflowing yesterday during debate on school elections yesterday. agreement on a figure for school expenditures. New York Cily, who helped They may cut the board-proposed figure, smuggle the dog aboard the tives of the elderly and lower Income groups the pending modified rent control bill. The bill Victims of voter opposition were budgets crowded the gallery of the New Jersey State As- passed by a vote of 56-10. leave it as proposed, or even add to it. If a cut evacuation plane in Hanoi in Colts Neck, Red Bank, Manalapan-English- is ordered in the total, the board of education Monday, ran up and em- town, Marlboro, Union Beach, Holmdel, Tin ton must determine the accounts in which cuts will braced Davis. Falls, Keyport and Keansburg. be made. If municipal bodies cannot agree on "I risked being cnurtmnr- Among the budgets approved was the a figure, the matter goes to the state commis- lialed for insubordination by Rent Control Bill Passed spending schedule in Middletown. This marked sioner of education for resolution. smuggling the puppy on the the first time in eight years that the spending Also elected yesterday were various mem- plane," she .said, "but I fig- proposal there had been endorsed by voters. bers of school boards. ured that would be better than In districts where budgets were approved, Complete stories of yesterday's school elec- having tn EO back to get him." they now become the board's official schedules tions arc on pages 3,5 and 15. Officials of Operation Over Builder Opposition Homecoming said most of the Illlllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllilllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IftllllMMl •••••lIllllIlllliriMIIIIKMIINlll I till Illll remaining men will be back In TRENTON (AP)— The "a positive detriment" and Dickey, R-Camden, not to ap- that he was suggesting that the United States by the New Jersey Assembly, re- said "the legislature is lulling plaud or otherwise demon- government put itself in a po- weekend. But doctors at the sponding to pressure from itself into believing we've strate during the debate or sition of authority normally base hospital where they were tenants and rejecting pres- really done something ... the they would be ejected. governed by the workings of Dollar Seen Strong quartered reported a few sure from builders, has people have been sold out." Load Applause the free enterprise system. wanted lo remain for plastic passed a bill permitting mu- Kean responded with uncha- When the bill finally passed, "However I have become surgery. nicipalities to impose rent! racteristic bitterness and said the gallery broke out' into convinced that the situation in "Some of these men have control during housing short- Florio's tactics "have been thunderous applause and New Jersey today makes it in- In Foreign Exchanges had scars on their arms from ages. used over and over and over Dickey, with just the slightest cumbent upon us to act. The being bound for a long time The bill, which was spon- again" by opponents of legis- suggestion of a smile on his law of supply and demand has LONDON (AP) - The dol- The dollar opened at 2.9575 devaluation at best was only a with wire." one doctor ex- sored bv Speaker Thomas II. lation who try to kill it by face, ordered state troopers become dangerously over- lar opened strong on the marks in Frankfurt, well temporary solution to the non- plained. "Others, their war Kean, R-Essex, passed by 56- claiming it is too weak to be and sergeants-at-arms to balanced," he said. Frankfurt foreign currency above the new base rate of Communist world's trade and wounds healed badly." 10 and now goes to the Senate effective. clear the gallery. The tenants "The demand for rental market today as major ex- 2.9003 set by Chancellor Willy monetary ills. The British Officials originally thought where its fate is in doubt. And he challenged Florio's were already on their way housing units has far outrun changes in Western Europe Brandt's cabinet Tuesday. chancellor of the exchequer, at least throe days would be Martin Aranow of Fort Lee, real motives by noting he had out. the supply, particularly in our and Japan reopened for the But trading was quiet, in con- Anthony Barber, expressed needed to prepare the men for president of the New Jersey never been a sponsor of any In moving the bill, Kean large urban areas, and hous- first time since the devalua- trast to the near-panic selling hope that the dollar devalua- their return to America, but Tenants Organization, said he rent control legislation and said his position was unique in See Assembly, page 2 tion of the U.S. currency. of dollars for marks that tion would speed efforts to- I hoy speeded up the timetable will try to work with Gov. Wil- never attended any public forced the devaluation. ward longer-lasting reforms because of (he good condition liam T. Cahill in getting the hearings on it.. The dollar closed at 270.HO in the world monetary sys- of many of the-men and their bill through the upper house. "Every amendment was ap- yen on the Tokyo market, en- tem. enthusiasm to get going. Cahill. has already said he proved, by the New Jersey ding the first day of the new A number of governments "The guys are exuberant; would sign such a measure. Tenants Organization. In fact Campaign Funds Bill yen float. It had opened at were expected to adjust their everyone wants to be on the The/ bill survived despite the bill was drafted by them. 273.10 yen, down from 301.10 currencies In the next few first plane out," said Lt. enormous opposition from the God bless the leadership of Friday, the last day the mar- days. Israel, Indonesia, South Cmdr Alex Aronis of Los An- New Jersey Builders Associ- Marty Aranow and the New ket was open. Africa and South Korea de- geles, the Protestant chaplain ation and similar groups. Jersey Tenants Organiza- Gets Severe Setback The U.S. decision Monday cided yesterday to follow the Inr Operation Homecoming. And one opponent, James tion," Kean said. night to devalue for the sec- dollar down and devalue by 10 Var the men left behind, a Florio, D-Camden, said he fa- The tenants group had TRENTON (AP) - A bill to for candidates who fail to re- comprehensible" to sincere ond time in 14 months, and by per cent. Most developing birthday parly WHS arranged vored rent control but said the about 300 persons, most of place strict requirements on port contributions. advocates of campaign spend- an unexpectedly large 10 per countries were expected to in honor of the POWs with amendment giving municipal- them elederly, crammed in disclosure of political contri- Sponsors of the stricter ing reform. cent, was seen in F/Urope as follow suit and retain ihc dol- birthdays in February. The butions has suffered a severe campaign disclosure bill said lar as the major standard for ities an option weakens the the Assembly gallery. They Schlutcr also hinted that the almost certain to halve the menu was multiethnic — Mex- bill to make it useless. had been warned earlier by setback that could kill its yesterday's developments tremendous selling wave of international currency deal- ican dishes, sirloin roast, lob- could scuttle the measure this absence of Gov. William T. ings, but at rcduced.rates. He called the amendment Acting Speaker William K. chances for approval this Cahill from the state may dollars. But fears were voiced ster, ravioli and a big birth- year. year. But they held out the have had a damaging effect that the dollar crisis now may Only countries with relati- day cake. The measure, which would possibility that the original on the measure turn to speculation against vely strong currencies were Meanwhile, U.S. and North require public disclosure of all bill could be rescued when the other currencies and a new standing pat and not following Vietnamese officials met in Area Man Killed donations that exceed $100, legislature returns tomorrow Cahill, a Republican, is bout of monetary turmoil. Ihc dollar down. Kxamplcs Saignn to make arrangements was amended by the Republi- or next week. vacationing in California. At a Outside Rates were France, the Netherlands for the transfer of 20 more can majority on the Assembly Sen. William K. Schlutcr, R- news conference before he de- Five financially important and West Germany. American l'OWs who Hanoi Judiciary Committee yes- Merccr. sponsor of the origi- parted, the governor ap- countires now are allowing Financial sources in London announced would be released In Airplane Crash terday to raise the figure to nal bill, charged that the peared to open the way to re- their currencies to float out- said they suspected the dollar within the next few days. A amendments to the proposed FORT BELVOIR, Va. (AP) $250. vision of Schluter's bill when side fixed exchange rates, ad- devalutation would be enough North Vietnamese spokesman good condition at Dewitt legislation rendered the bill — A Ft. Monmouth, N.J., C-45 The committee, headed by he said he could "live with" a ding to the confusion. They to reverse the growing Ameri- in Saignn said the date for the Army Hospital. "completely ineffective." lie can balance of payments defi- twin-engine plane crashed in a Assemblyman William K. proposal to raise the amount are Britain, Canada, Italy, Ja- release had not been decided The plane, based at Lake- said the crucial changes were cit. densely-wooded area near a Dickey, R-Camden, also voted of exempted contributions to pan and Switzerland. Presi- but the decision was expected hurst, N.J., Naval Air Station, to remove criminal penalties "unacceptable" and "in- $500. dent Nixon warned that the Prime Minister Kakuei Tan- soon. demolition range here yes- belonged,to the Army Elec- terday killing one and injuring aka said Japan hopes the Karlior today, Uenton and tronics Command at Ft. Mon- United States will restore con- a second. mouth. It apparently was at- two other POWs went tn the The dead man was identi- vertibility between the dollar Virgil 1. (irissnm Schnnl for tempting to make a forced and gold as soon as possible. fied as the pilot, Randolph landing when it crashed, ac- Dr. James Parker Sr. Dies; children of base personnel to KahlWinter, 44. a civilian who cording to military author- Finance Minister Kiichi express the freed men's lived at 48 Mulberry Lane in ities. Aichi told the lower house of lhanks for greeting cards and New Shrewsbury, N.J. the Diet that the government posters I he children had The plane broke up on im- would help small and me- drawn and sent them on their Injured was the co-pilot pact and burned. Maj. Robert J. Moxley of Physician Was Civic Leader dium-size businesses. arrival Monday. Officials said the two men Belle Vista Road, Brick Town- aboard the aircraft were sta- ed Dr. Parker with the Broth- ship, N.J. who was reported in tioned at Lakehurst. RED BANK - Dr. James during the winter. Dr. Park- W. Parker Sr.. H5. of 175 er's determination was re- erhood Award, said, "Dr. iHiiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiriiuniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii Shrewsbury Ave., the son of a warded when he received his Parker is a humble man, yet Air Force to Honor slave who became a doctor, A.B. from Howard University he is a giant in his commu- humanitarian, and civic lead- in 1911 and his M.D. from the nity." The Inside Story er, died yesterday at Mon- university's medical school in Dr. Parker's generosity and mouth Medical Center after a 1915. recollection of his own hard Carlock and Falcon County Fare has some delights Page 18 long illness. Dr. Parker began his medic- road through the educational Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Carlock of Fair Haven will be up Potluck's proof of the pudding Page 19 Born in Aiken, S.C., Dr. al career here in l'Jlfi and process was exhibited when in the "Wild Blue Yonder" tomorrow, guests of the United Rutgers' grid goal: Eastern power ...Page 2« Parker attended elementary maintained his home office he financed Edmund Crelin's Stales Air Force, en route to Denver, Colo. ABA franchise named'Jersey Giants' Page 20 and high schools in Jackson- until his recent retirement. education. Today, Mr. Crelin Before they return home, Mr. Carlock will be honored at a High school basketball roundups Pages 21-22 ville, Fla. He worked his way A recognized community is professor of anatomy at parade and a tour of the Air Force Academy. The reason for DAILY REGISTER through Howard University in leader who expressed interest Yale University. this is that a white gryfalcon — valued at $3,000 — carved by Bridge Advice 14 PHONE NUMBERS Washington. DC by he- in the welfare of others, Dr. An enthusiastic supporter of Mr. Carlock will be placed in the Air Force museum there. Classified 2K« Main Office 741-0010 coming a train conductor dur- Parker was honored for con- improving local educational Miirybcth Allen of The Register's Red Bank Bureau inter- Comics M Classified Ads 741 MOO ing the summer and doing tributing to the cause of un- institutions;. Dr. Parker, while viewed Mr. Carlock and was able to see the product of his art- istry. In the process, she learned about the rare bird and Contemporary Life 18,19 Legal Adv 741-M1I whatever work he could find derstanding and brotherhood seriously ill and confined to Crossword Poizle...... 14 his bed in November 1971, ap- something about government procedures when a gift is Display Adv 741001* by the Monmouth-Ocean presented to it. Editorials . « Circulation Dept 741-333* Special meeting. Bnard of Ad- Counties Chapter of the Na- proved of the regionalization Entertainment 27 Sports Dept 741-0017 justment, Boro of Atlantic tional Conference of Chris- of Red Bank High School in Her story is being prepared for tomorrow's editions of The Fhaiclal.. 12 Contemporary Life 741-M1O Highlands. Thurs., Feb. 15. H 1971 saying, "I had the privi- Daily Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest news- tians and Jews in April 1971. paper and Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. Htmcope • M Accounts Payable.... .741-0010 p.m. Bnro Hall. (Adv.) At that time, Holmdel May- lege of being present through Dr. James "W. Parker Sr. Movies " Accounts Receivable...741-001* or David Cohen, who present- the courtesies of those respon- Residents of Union Beach see a favorable decision thus Rosle O'Grady's OMtMries 4 Middletown Bureau.. ..(71-2250 Register for Brookdale sible for the regionalization, Air Conditioning Sale Dog licensing has been ex- far, with which I fully agree." Spirts Zt-22 Freehold Bureau ..4*2-2121 Spring Term starts this week. and am glad that I lived to Prime ribs, $4.!I9 every night. Carrier MM BTU's $1059. 741- tended until Feb. 2H, 1!I7:S. See Dr. Parker, page 2 TdevttlM ••••• • *? Long Branch Bureau ..222-0010 Full college credit in 240 Itte 35, Katnntown. (Adv.) •'M54. (Adv!) III! Anyone failing to obtain a li- Sidewalk Sale (Inside) iimmiinHfUHMiunimmiiiMNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiinniiii courses and 21 different ca- 50% off and more. Sports- Brookdale Students Reward. 1-nst H month old Phil's Market. 264-0510 RosleO'Grady's Custom Drapery Sale cense before this date will be subject to a fine. reer programs. Call H42-1900 wear -Coats -Dresses. Rum- All BCC books, new and used. gray liger-slripcd cat. In- Hind quarter of beef, HHc. Ib. Sing-a-long with Eddie King. 20% off. Shedadi Rugs. 449- Anna M. Smith. Secretary for details and registration son Roulette. 7 West Kivcr Skips'Student Book Store, telligent, lied Bank urea. 741- 719 Union Ave., Union Beach. Wed.-Sat. Rte 35, Eatontown. 591X1.741-K272. H99-2100, 341-6900 (Adv.) hours. (Adv.) Rd.. Humson. (Adv.) Lincroft. 741-1727. (Adv.) 297K. ' (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) 2 #fce Daily Register, Red Baitk-MKhUetown, N.J. W«toesday, February 14, 1973 Dr. Parker City Hall Sr, Dead At Age 85 To Original (Continued) Red Bank Mayor Daniel J. for the planned new complex. rounding the issue. O'Hem said Dr. Parker was LONG BRANCH - City their call for a new city com- Council, he charged, has., "ig- Arnold CriseitleUo, also a "one of the great citizens of Council last night stalled its plex at the downtown business planned action to continue the nored" the planners' study member of the city hall study '"• Red Bank for more than hall site. new city hall complex pro- and recommendation. group, told the governing •'• a century. Three City Council mem- gram, after a three-hour de- Carmen Scaglione, chair- body that the committee was "He was a physician both to bers agreed that the new com- bate, until the proposal can man of the original City Hall not aware that the plan in- the bodies and souls of this plex is needed, but called for again be studied by the ori- Committee, said the panel in cluded the purchase of prop- community ever since he a stay of plans until the origi- ginal 10 member City Hall first recommending the Sev- erties between S.'Seventh moved here," the mayor said. nal study committee', reviews "Committee. enth Ave. area for the new Ave, and the Broadway rail- "1 think Red Bank will miss "all the facts." Council had planned to hire complex had remained "neu- road crossing. him, but his contributions to They were Mrs. Gertrude a pair ol real estate ap- tral and objective." "Now we hear it," he said. the understanding between all Berman, Wilbert C. Russell praisers last night to set a lair "The issue now," Mr. Scag- races and religions will live Angered at a lack of posi- and Jack D. Taylor. market value on nine parcels lione said, "has become emo- long after him." tive action on deciding the Asks Time ol land required to extend the tional." The committee chair- site plan issue last night. Eu- Mrs. Berman called for Monmouth County Freehol- 1 present city hall-library com man added that the unit is der Director Joseph C. Irwin, gene Moss declared the coun- added time lor the committee plex. "ready, willing and able" to who served (or several years cil delay "underhanded." to study the advantages of Lengthy arguments by a study the proposal again with with Dr. Parker on the county Mr. Moss is a member of both sites. She noted that number ol opponents to the the added information at welfare board, said Dr. Park- the second City Hall Site there is "much new hiforma- proposal to build a new facil- hand. er "was one of the grand and Committee recently set up to tion available" to (he panel ity at the present city hall site "We will meet," he said. noble citizens of Red Bank. study the downtown site as members than when they first brought about a move to kill "We will give you exact rec- "In the many positions he compared to the Seventh Ave. studied the proposal. the two resolutions which ommendations by the com- tract. held," Mr. Irwin said, "he AP WlrtBtlOti Mrs. Berman added that she VALENTINE'S DAY LOVE STORY — These Kissing Gouraml, tropical would have retained the real mittee." That panel hired Mr. Kwal- will refrain from voicing her has also been a great ben- estate appraisers. Mr. Scaglione said last efactor lor all the citizens of fish of the Malay Peninsula/ Thailand, and the Sunda Islands, recently ac- ick. whose recommendation is personal opinion.on the ques- quired by the New England Aquarium, are on display in the Children's John Manna, attorney for a week that the committee was . to build the new complex on tion until the committee re- Monmouth County, and in his group ol downtown merchants not aware when its recom- passing we have lost a won- Area. On occasion — and what sets them off is not known — these fish Downtown Broadway. turns to the governing body will place their lips in contact and remain in that position for as long as opposed to the Seventh Ave. mendation was made last Sep- Urges Vote with its recommendations. derful friend." site, called on the governing tember that the downtown Dr. Parker served on the 25 minutes. "Take a vote," Mr. Moss "Hopefully," Mrs. Berman body to table the issue until it site was available lor study in demanded. "Vote it in or vote said, "that will be within the Monmouth County Welfare can be reviewed. He said the the program. Board for 12 years and was a it down," he said. next two weeks." local businessmen had hired HOPE Spokesman "Convince me that this is a Mr. Russell added that he ' member of the state Board of William M. Kwalick, Asbury Education lor IS years. Fireman's Insurance Also calling lor a restudy ol better spot than the downtown recognizes the need for a new Park, a professional planner, the program was Arthur J. area and 1 will walk out satis- city complex. He said, how- In 1952, he joined the Toms to evaluate the proposed site River Chemical Corporation Leavy, a spokesman lor lied," he added. ever, that "a complete review and a downtown site lor the Homeowners lor Protective Also opposed to the Seventh of the facts" should be under- as a member of the research new complex. and development group. He Endeavor (HOPE). Ave. site lor the new city fa- taken by committee mem- Is Middletown Issue Study 'Igwred' While he lauded Mayor Hen- cility is Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, bers. became-vice president in M1DDLETQWN - Will the actly the same as previous gaged in answering fire The attorney added that Mr. ry R. Cioffi and the council president of the local chapter "How we get there," Mr. charge of research in 1964 and ones. This is the first I've calls." was promoted to corporation widow of past Deputy Fire Kwalick has recommended for their "determination" to of United Civic and Tax- Russell said, "is still up for Chief and 30-year veteran vol- heard of a difference. If there Previous insurance policies the site bounded by Broadway construct a new city complex, payers Organization. determination." He said he president in 1988 and a mem- is a difference in coverage, covering firemen, Mr. ber ol its board of directors. unteer fireman Carl Foster, and Rockwell, Union and he called tor "a complete re- That unit voted Friday to expects the study group to who died in Florida on leave we will match it retro- Schwartz said, covered all Dr. Parker was associated Third Aves. as the best site view ol all the lacts" sur- back downtown merchants, in present "some reasonable di- from the township fire depart- actively," the insurance bro- members of the department with the Monmouth Medical rection and answers." ment, get $5,000 in firemen's ker promised. whether they were on active Center and Riverview Hospi- Mr. Russell also said he will life insurance? Refused lo Pay duty, sick leave, regular leave tal; a member of the Ameri- hold his personal views on the This is the question put to The problem, Mr. Schwartz or in retirement. Fireman Atlantic Highlands' Rate issue until the committee re- can Medical Association; a the Township Committee last told the committee, is that the Foster had gone to Florida in ports back to council. life member and honorary di- township's insurance carrier an attempt to regain his rector of the Red Bank Com- night by Richard R. Schwartz New Analysis of New Monmouth, fire de- for the fire department, Fed- health, the lawyer said. Councilman Taylor noted munity Chamber of Com- eral Guarantee Life Insur- Was on Leave Will Take 33-Cent Jump merce; director emeritus of partment attorney and chap- that "there are good reasons lain and a 22-year department ance Co,, refused to pay a "He was on loavc. We ex- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The capital improvement troduction of the budget. to build on either site." He the Supreme Life Insurance death benefit to Mrs. Foster Company of Chicago; mem- veteran himself. pected him back. The firemen — The projected local tax budget will rise sharply, from "Even though the tax for mu- said the program needs a new After considerable dis- after her husband's demise cannot live with this," he de- rate will jump 33 cents, from $27,000 last year to $31,400 in nicipal purposes is down l analysis "through the com- ber of the N.J. State Medical because the new policy, Society, and an "honorary cussion, the question was an- clared. $4.84 per $100 assessed valu- 1973. But $40,000 of that budg- cent, there are areas of the mittee's wisdom" during its swered by Richard Dickstein, placed by Mr. Dickstein when "The company has given its ation last year to $5.17 in 1973. et will be covered with the budget I cannot support." he restudy of the program. trustee ol Howard University. the Democratic township ad- He was also a member of president of Dickstein Associ- decision in writing. I don't see But the municipal purposes borough's allotment of reve- explained. Councilman Samuel Tei- ates. Matawan, the township's ministration took over last where the Township Com- budget will not contribute to nue sharing funds, so the He later cited the police. cher, vice president of the the Monmouth County Medic- year, pays benefits only to al Society; Sigma Pi Phi and insurance agency. mittee is involved except as that rise. amount to be raised through budget and harbor appropria- governing body, pointed out "We took out a contract "each individual of less than an interested party. It's some- According to the municipal local taxation will actually de- tions as areas he questioned. that he is unable to vote on Alpha Phi Alpha fraternities; 70 years who is actively en- the Monmauth County Organi- that was supposed to be ex- thing that should be discussed budget introduced by Borough crease. Councilman Katz also cast the city hall issues. , ration for Social Services and elsewhere," said Deputy May- Council last night, the rate for Most increases in the mu- the one vote against request- Mr. Teicher owns one of the ,' its board ol directors; Bates or William E. Schell, leading municipal purposes will drop l nicipal budget are accounted ing the Division of Local Gov- Broadway properties which Lodge, No. 220. I.B.P.O.E. of last night's meeting. cent, from 59 cents in 1972 to for by inflation, but the Zon- ernment Services to permit would have to be purchased the World, and Celestrial 3 New Districts Mr. Schwartz was not to be 58 cents this year. ing Board ol Adjustment will transferring $£5,000 from the by the city if the new complex Lodge, No. 36, F. and A.M., put off. However, except lor the se- be allocated $1,500 this year, harbor utility surplus account is erected at the Seventh Ave. Prince Hall Affiliation. Dr. "I've been sent here to get nior citizen and veterans ex- where only $900 was antici- to the new budget. He con- site. Farter was a 1st lieutenant in $5,000 for Carl Foster's wid- emption, unchanged at 8 pated last year. tended the amount was too Council President George Created in Hazlet ow. If you made a mistake in (he Army during World War I. cents, local funds needed for goiers' Expenditures high. Hoffman, however, was the He was a member of the HAZLET — Threo addition- St. and Rt; 35 and another the policy, that's your fault, all other purposes are due to As a result ol several major Council unanimously voted lone official to disagree with Shrewsbury A.ME. Zion al voting districts were parcel on Rt. 36. not hers," he insisted. rise. variance applications, the zo- to ask the same state agency stalling the construction Church and was a former created here when the Town- Other appointments made The local school budget will ners actually spent $1,900 in for permission to anticipate plans, ship Committee voted unani- last night included Thomas Peter P. Frunzi Jr., town- church officer and trustee. ship attorney, was directed to require a 17-cent tax increase, 1972. $20,000 in capital fund surplus, He charged that the second mously last night to adopt a O'Connell to a three-year accumulated from prior Surviving are a son, Dr. investigate the fire depart- rising from $1.10 last year to The amount tor contracted study group hired Mr. Kwal- resolution creating Districts term as constable, and John years, for application to the James W. Parker Jr., here; a ment insurance coverage and $1.27 in 1973; the Henry Hud- sanitation services also shows ick, "They paid him." he said. 14.15 and 16. Potter, a Democratic district son Regional High School will a sharp rise, from $4,500 last new budget. "He recommended thp site daughter, Mrs. Perzealia committeeman, to a one-year report back to the committee. District 13 was split at Works Director need an additional 5 cents, up year, to $10,800 lor 1973. Public hearing of the 1973 that the businessmen wanted." Goodwin of Richmond, Va.; Cresci Blvd. to create District term on the Community Advi- v two nephews, Or. James Alvin Harry Biscoe, 52, of Cherry from $1.74 to $1.79; the county Councilman Alfred F. Katz municipal budget, will be The second committee is 14. The area to the west of the sory Committee, Mr. Potter will probably collect 9 cents east the only vote against in- Tuesday, March 13. made up.of' the threo mer- Parker, here, and William replaces Mrs. Bertha Sumick. Hill Township, is the town- boulevard will remain District ship's new director of public more than last year, up from chants and Council members Parker of Baltimore, Md.; 13. The portion to the east of Mrs. Patricia Frank was ap- two nieces, Mrs. Cecelia Tay- works. Mr. Biscoe was hired 85 cents to 94 cents; and the Herman, Russell and Taylor. the boulevard becomes Dis- pointed township treasurer, at a salary of $21,000 annually reserve for uncollected taxes Have 1 Weeks lor, here, and Miss Arelia trict 14. replacing Fancis X. Shields in Parker of Baltimore, Md., and with only Mr. Schell dis- will rise 3 cents, from 48 cents • "Now," Mr. Hoffman District 15 was created out that post. Mrs. Frank was for- to 51 cents. Survey of Traffic three grandchildren. senting. His appointment on charged, "you are turning the of a portion of what was for- merly the assistant treasurer. recommendation of J. Peter A total of $K25,514 will have businessmen loose on the citi- Funeral services will be merly District 4. The new dis- Braun, township adminis- to be raised for all purposes zens committee. They now held Saturday at 10 a.m. at trict encompasses the eastern trator, leaves the posts of through the local property On Rt. 36 Urged have two weeks to influence the Shrewsbury A.M.E. Zion pnrtinn of District 4 from Haz- Assembly planning director, building in- tax, up from $740,078 in li)72. the committee," he added. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Church. Friends may call let Ave., as well as a triangu- spector and health director Local Property Levy shouldn't be taken off the tax A staunch backer of Mayor — Borough Council will ask Friday from 4-10 p.m. at the lar portion of land bounded by the only major ones unfilled Of the total 1973 municipal rolls when we still have no Cioffi's proposal to expand the Passes Rent the state Department of F. Leon Harris Funeral Rt. 36, Pooie Ave. and Middle under the administrative budget of $997,637, up from definite plans for it. It is too present city complex site, Mr. Transportation to take a new Home, which is in charge of Road. code. $897,1)22 last year, $371,187 will valuable to acquire when we Hoffman flatly disagrees with ' arrangements. The Union Park devel- Control Bill have to be raised through the traffic survey of two Rt. 36 in- don't know what we would do proposals to build the new fa- opment, formerly included in (Continued) Mr. Biscoe, a graduate engi- local property levy, as con- tersections. with it." cility downtown. neer, served in a similar post They will request the state Council authorized the Har- Vandals' Conviction District 8, has now become ing — like any other salesable trasted to $35fi,B48 last year. He denied that the city hall part of District 18, Also in this commodity — experiences a in Cherry Hill from 19B4 to The borough anticipates agency to investigate whether bor Commission to spend coinplex would bring new Worth Another $500 new district is the area from rapid increase in cost under 1971. He is now with Kammon $628,450 from sources other the traffic light sequence $1,024 for purchase of an elec- business to the area. "It could LONG BRANCH - Stanley Flat Creek to Fulton Place, such circumstances. S. Symes Associates, Cherry than the property tax this where Grand Ave. and First tric scooter. The scooter will not possibly rehabilitate the J. Wides, state commander of including the northern side of "Unfortunately we have in Hill engineering firm. From year, up from $540,974 in 1972. Ave. intersect the highway be used to patrol the, harbor downtown business district," the Jewish War Veterans, and Tali Oaks Drive to Poole Ave. New Jersey unscrupulous in- I960 to 1964, he was highway Funds raised through the lo- can't be amended to allow for area, he said. Sol L. Friedman, fourth dis- County Order dividuals who stand ready to superintendent in Middletown, cal levy for municipal pur- unimpeded left turns. Council authorized the Mr. Scaglione last night said trict vice commander, have Redistricting was mandated take advantage of this situ- Pa. poses will drop $40, from James T. Fallon of East Borough Clerk to advertise his committee will begin its announced another $500 re- by the county late last year. ation and reap enormous prof- $199,064 in 1972 to $199,104 this Ave. has appeared at several for removal of sludge from review of the controversial Also appointed on recom- Borough Council meetings to sewer plant tanks. Mayor ward for the apprehension Frank Karlovich was ap- its through exhorbitant rents mendation of Mr. Braun was year. But the reserve for un- site plans "as soon as pos- and conviction of vandals who pointed to a five-year term on or rent increases," the speak- collected taxes will require demand that something be Richard C. Stryker noted that sible." Thomas Phillips of The Trail, done about the short lights for "the tanks haven't been desecrated the cemetery of the Sewerage Authority after er continued. who will serve as assistant $172,123 in local taxes as con- the Congregation Brothers or his resignation from a two- "They remain smug in the trasted to $157,544 last year, a local traffic at both inter- cleaned for several years, and tax assessor at $9,500 an- sections, He has contended the time schedule for the re- Israel in West Long Branch. A year post on the same body knowledge, that if one individ- nually. rise of $14,579. was accepted. Mr. Karlovich that present conditions at the gional sewer plant seems to Washington JWV post in Red Bank also ual or family is unable to pay 2 Ordinances replaces the former authority intersections, which are heav- have been set back." has offered a similar reward. an outrageous price, the scar- The committee introduced chairman, Daniel McGee, who 2 Charged ily used by school children Council will grant a con- The state JWV is pushing city of rental housing .means two ordinances and set public, Trip Offered was not rcappointed. and school buses during the tract to Thomas Procter Co. for a bill to be passed in the that he will have to wait only a hearings for Feb. 27, The 1973 Albert Smodis was appoint- short period before someone With Assault morning rush hours, are Inc. of Long Branch to install legislature making parents re- pay plan ordinance provides creating a dangerous situ- By Channel sponsible for damages caused ed to fill the two-year term does agree to pay the price." MIDDLETOWN - Two Bel- a new sewer lift at the Lincoln salaries and fringe benefits ation. A weekend for two in Wash- by juveniles to cemeteries, formerly held by Mr. Karlov- Christopher Jackman, D- ford men were arrested early Ave. pumping station. Tho for municipal employes ex- ington, D.C, will be the grand synogogues, churches and pa- ich. Hudson, a co-sponsor, said the yesterday morning and At last night's council meet- firm's bid of $33,100 was the cept police. Raises averaging ing, he thanked the coun- lowest of three received. prize in Channel Home Cen- triotic statues. Buhlerand Bitter Inc. of Rt. bill has an appeal to home about H per cent are provided. charged with assaulting a hit- 35 was awarded a contract fur rule advocates since it leaves chhiker cilmen for "finally making a P. H. Doremus Chemical ters' annual "Cherry Jubilee" supplying four police cars at a the real power on the local The other measure author- According to Detective move" Co. of I'aterson. was author-' contest during their three-day Cako Sale Slalcd price of $3,915 each. level. izes an exchange of land be- Ca.pt. Robert M. Letts the in- Survey Urged ized to supply liquid chlorine Washington's Birthday cele- KEY PORT - The Histori- Introduced for a March 13 Another Hudson Democrat. tween the township and Les- cident was investigated by Mr. Fallon also asked the to the borough. They were the bration this weekend. cal Society will sponsor' a public hearing was an ordi- David J. Friedland. said. ter Nelson of Fairview. who Patrolman Eugene Hannefey, council to "make them take lowest bidder of three with an Displayed in each of Chan- cake sale Saturday in front of nance rezoning two parcels of "I've never seen a more in- owns a tract in the middle of who spotted a car parked in the survey between 7 a.m. and offer of 14.25 cents per pound. nel's 20 Home Centers will be Bradlee's store, Hazlet, begin- land for senior citizens hous- tensive lobbying effort against Wilmot Park. The township the Saw Mill Beach area of 9 a.m. when the school buses Council has received the a huge bowl packed with ning at II) a.m. Chairman is ing. any bill since I've been here will exchange a similar tract Belfordat4:2Ba.m. and work traffic is heaviest. Zoning Board of Adjustment's cherries. Shoppers will be in- Mrs. Nancy Ferguson. Included is an area nn Clark in seven years." outside the park for Mr. Nel- During the course of his in- Don't let them come around recommendation that a use vited to guess the nearest cor- son's property. vestigation the patrolman 10:30 a.m. when traffic is variance be granted Snyder- rect number-of cherries in the found three persons in the light." Wosterlind Corp. to build a bowl. The winning couple will The resignation of Mrs. car, one of whom was bleed- A resolution to authoriie ex- high rise on Mt. Mitchell. visit the nation's capital any- Weather: Rain Tonight Minnie Barrett froni the Mon- ing from a head wound and ecuting contracts for pur- Mayor Stryker noted re- time during the year for a mouth Community Action suffering from facial injuries. chase of H.24 acres off Ave. D cently that if the county ac- weekend of fun and sight- Increasing cloudiness mud slides, rock falls and Temperatures before dawn Program Advisory Committee The injured man, identified and the bay from Humble Oil quires the tract for park pur- seeing. today, high in the mid jlls. have contributed to the deaths ranged from -IS at Dickinson, was accepted with thanks and as Edward Curley, 22 of 2!) and Refining Co. and $76,000 poses, council will not take The trip will be niade via Rain tonight, possibly hegin- of at least 111 persons, seven in N.I)., to 72 at Miami. Fla. regret. Beachway, Keansburg. was bond ordinance to finance ac- any further action on the vari- AMTHAK's Metroliner, and 1 ning as slool, low in thi mid traffic accidents. TIDES Five resignations from Mid- taken to Riverview Hospital. quisition or the site brought ance request because the ap- the couple will be lodged at Mis, Rain tomorrow, high in Snow whitened the central Sandy Hook dletown Advisers on Planning Red Bank, by member of the sharp disagreement on coun- plication will be considered the Washington Hilton Hotel the mid 40s. Outlook for and southern Rockies and TODAY - Hi«h 5:34 p.m. (MAP) were also accepted, police department. cil. dead. under a "Super Plan," which Friday, partly cloudy, windy heavy snow warnings were is- and low U:3K p.m. 'fhpy are those of Sal Do Mar- Mr. Curley told police he Although both Councilmcn Councilman Eugene J. Caf- includes use of the hotel's ' and colder. sued for the central moun- TOMORROW - High 5:57 co, Urbun Hancock, Robert was picked up in "the High- Donald T. Loftus and Vernon Irey announced that the reere- Racquet Club, featuring The rains returned in north- tains of New Mexico and trav- a.m. and fi::'» p m and low Ifleger, Frank Safino and the lands Hills" by two men iden- E. Clinch said the purchase ation commission is in- swimming and tennis. ern California today as a now elers advisories continued for I2:'i4p.m. late Rev. Vassie L. Peek. tified as John D. Crane. 20. of should be tabled for further troducing a kindergym pro- The name of the winner will weather front moved in from parts of Arizona and New For Ijcd Hank and Humson 324 Holly Drive, and John J. discussion, council adopted gram for preschoolers, aged 3 be posted in all Channel Home the Pacific pushing winds to Mexico bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. Braun reported a high McNulty, 20, of 71 Morris the resolution and introduced to 5. The first session will be Centers on Saturday, Feb 24 possible gale force along the A lar(!f low pressure area Bright, deduct II) minutes; of $4,725,000 in idle township Ave., both Belford, and driven the ordinance-, both by 4-2 held Tuesday. Feb. 20 at the Channel's Washington Birth- central and northern coast. from Mississippi to Illinois Long Brunch, drducl 15 min- funds invested at interest — to the remote area where ho votes. Westside Firehouse from 10 to day celebration will include Heavy rains the pus I few brought widespread precipi- utes; Highlands bridge, add 411 about 87 per cent of funds nn was allegedly assaulted by the Councilman Loftus con- II am registration is still more'than 50.000 products for days in California have led to tation to interior areas. minutes. hand, the administrator said. pair. tended, "The property open. the do-it-yourselfers The Dally Register, Bed Bank-Middtetown, N.J. Wednesday, February 14, W73 3 ORL 2 Incumbents Ousted By the Associated Press In Red Bank Election Nixon Surprises Capital RED BANK - At least four But the outcome of a con- Voters also rejected the members of a five-man ticket test for one of three full-term $1,631,411 current expense WASHINGTON -r Nothing like it had been seen around were elected to the Board of seats is now up to Earl B, budget by a vote of 500 to 274. the White House since the days of Lyndon Johnson. There was Education, ousting two in- Garrison. Monmouth County A total of 1,054 persons cast Richard Nixon repeatedly bobbing into view to make small cumbents. superintendent of schools. ballots in yesterday'selection. talk and big news. Mr. Garrison will have to Mrs. Lee. Mr. Murphy, Mr. Before yesterday had ended, the President and members • decide whether Mrs. Jose- Swanson, Mr. Mulhcren, and of his family, even walked three blocks through downtown OK Budget; phine Lee, an incumbent, or Mr. Mallon all ran for three, Washington to dine in a Polynesian restaurant. The stroll cap- newcomer John A. Mulheren three year terms. Mr. Swan- ped a busy day. • , - Landers Out will serve on the board for the son led the field with 587 What happened to this man so often described a few weeks coming year. votes, followed by Mr. Mallon ago as a hermit, shut off from all save closest aides, friends Mrs. Lee and Mr. Mulhercn with 497 votes. Mrs. Lee and and relatives'? In Holmdel each received 489 votes, in- Mr. Mulheren tied with 489 White House reporters could only surmise that the dramat- HOLMDEL — A newcomer cluding absentee ballots. votes, and Mr. Murphy was ic return of the first American war prisoners from Vietnamese replaced a veteran on the Mr. Garrison said last night last with 467 votes. cells had triggered an unparalleled display of spontaneous Board of Education last night the tie is equal to "a failure to Mr. Williams, Mr. Tiede- Nixonian combustion. Or, possibly, an exercise in innovative as John J. Landers Jr., cur- elect" and the filling of the man, and Mr. Severin com- public relations. rent board president, failed in seat becomes his responsi- peted for two, one-year terms. Nixon kept departing from set patterns throughout the • ' AP winphot* his attempt for another three- bility. Mr. Severin led with 549 day, surprising and amazing newsmen who thought im- HEATED DEBATE — Shown during debate on the floor of the New Jer- year term. Mr. Landers has Mr. Garrison said he would votes, followed by Mr. Tiede- sey Assembly in Trenton yesterday are left to right. Assemblymen Ches- served on the board 12 years. promptu presidential behavior had become history:when John- have to review the matter be- man with 487 votes. Mr. Wil- son left the White House four years ago. ter Apy, R-Monmouth; Albert W. Merck, R-AAorris; and George C. Rich- Mr. Landers, who trailed fore making a decision, liams, who was appointed to ardson, D-Essex. Debate took place during controversial Rent Leveling the list of candidates with 292 whomever he names would the board earlier this year Act, which passed the Assembly by a 56-11 vote. votes, relinquishes his scat to only serve until the next elec- trailed with 483 votes. Estimate Food Price Hike newcomer Mrs. Lucy K. Hort- tion. Mr. Williams, was appoint- WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department forecasts ocrg of 2 Sharon Lane, who Elected to the board were ed to fill the seat caused by a (i per cent increase in food prices this year, the biggest in- was elected to a three-year Herbert A. Swanson and Rob- the death of John Golden. He crease since 1951 when prices rose 11 per cent. Union BeachBudget,2 term with 313 votes. ert Mallon, both incumbents, was running for Mr. Golden's The 1972 increase was 4.3 per cent. High vote getter was in- and newcomers Robert K. unexpired term. . Meat prices are a major factor in the outlook for 1973, said cumbent Henry J. Zoubek, Ticdeman and Roger H. Sev- The second one-year term a report yesterday by Hazen Gale, a food economist with the who won a three-year term erin. resulted when Mr. Mallon, department. Board VeteransBeaten with 707 votes. Mr. Zoubek is Defeated were the two who was appointed last year "The acceleration in economic activity is pushing up the completing a one-year unex- black members of the board, to replace Ronald Gabriel, de- demand for red meats, especially beef, and together with cycl- UNION BEACH — Two Gashlin of 617 Lorillard Ave., people of this town are just pired term. Curtis Q. Murphy and Ray- cided to seek a full term in- ically short supplies of pork has again raised meat prices to long-term Board of Education 308 votes. not educationally oriented and Robert C. Soderlund, ap- mond D. Williams, both in- stead of running for Mr. Ga- record levels," it said. members, James R. Another newcomer, Irving they don't care to be. pointed last fall to serve out cumbents. briel's unexpired term. Gale said most of the over-all increase in food prices has McKittrick and Theodore P. T. Graham of 249 Broadway, "I look at the fact that of an unexpired term, won his already occurred. He estimated that food costs were up x per Brunelli, were decisively de- lost out in a bid for a three- 551 voters who cast ballots, first three-year term with 660 cent in January and February, although monthly fluctuations feated in their bids for reelec- year seat. Mr. Graham re- only 417 voted either way on votes. during the year should make the overall increase about f> per tion yesterday. ceived 199 votes. the budget," Mr. Flynn said. Dr. Ernest R. Kretzmer, Keyport's School cent. The board's $979,692 current Incumbent Walter Scott, "That in itself points out they running unopposscd for an expense budget also went elected to Borough Council don't care. unexpired one-year term, won Antihijack Pact Near down by a margin of nearly 3- last November, did not file for "1 read in the newspapers it with 620 votes. Dr. Kretz- WASHINGTON - The United States and Cuba are ex- 1, reelection.. that the overall tax rate is go- mer has been a board mem- Budget Defeated ber since 1967. pected to sign an antihijacking agreement by the end of this Mr. McKittrick, who last Peter Sabo Jr. of 109 New- ing to drop by seven cents in Angelo of 105 Division St. with' week, it has been learned. ark Ave., who lost in a bid for the borough this* year, but Township voters defeated KEYPORT - Two in- week completed his 20th con- cumbents and a newcomer 158 votes. The official time frame was put at a "few days" by Secre- secutive year on the board, the mayor's post in 1971, bes- that doesn't mean anything to the $2,840,749 current expense portion of the proposed school who lost in a bid for a seat Incumbent Kenneth G. tary of State William P. Rogers in Miami Beach, Fla., last with 13 years as its president, ted incumbent board member the voters. They aren't satis- Young, appointed to a seat Mrs. Jacqueline Hutton to win fied at this. They still had to budget 485 votes to 365. Capi- last year were elected to night. But it is understood this means by Saturday at the lat- garnered only 175 votes. Mr. three-year terms on the Board lust October lost in a bid for a est. Brunelli, with a seven-year a one-year unexpired term. defeat this budget," he com- tal outlay of $9,100 drew a tic vote of 417-417, with several of Education yesterday. Jill term. Mr. Young gathered Only minor details remain to be worked out. They concern tenure, a polled 166 ballots. Mr. Sabo narrowly defeated mented. Mrs. Hutton by a 249-239 tally. absentee ballots yet to be However the board's 278 votes. such matters as arranging for the signing and exchanging Elected to the three three- "I just hope that Borough Of the three proposed ex- Board member Richard M. Council doesn't cut back any counted. A proposal to spend $1,253,344 current expense texts, and officials say there is no chance of a breakdown over year seats were newcomers levy, a $37,110 capital outlay penditures defeated the larg- these procedural matters. Flynn said the overwhelming program that is going to have not more than $12,000 for a John T. Adamcik of 549 Wash- triangular tract behind the ad- levy and a $100,000 proposal to est mandate was against the Even though high administration officials from President ington Ave., who led all candi- defeat of the budget, 305-112, an effect on the kids of this field house bond issue. Voters "is not surprising in this community. They shouldn't be ministration building was ap- erect a field house were over- Nixon on down through Rogers have acknowledged an agree- dates with 351 votes; Harold proved, 429 votes to 314. whelmingly defeated. . turned down this proposal 487- ment has been reached, no one would discuss the substance of Arnold Jr. of 126 Herbert St., town." hurt, no matter what," he 223. A similar proposal was the accord. 315 votes, and Richard W. Continuing, he stated. "The concluded. George Bolte, who com- defeated two years ago. Nixon said yesterday that Rogers would disclose the con- pleted his third year on the Current expenses lost, 425- tents at an appropriate time, but sources said the silence re- board, led all candidates with 273, and capital outlay went sulted from an agreement with Havana not to disclose details 3H2 votes. Board president down 432-271. until all procedural matters were concluded. Keansburg's Budget Is Up, High T Earl V. Hallam, completing "I guess we are going to his fourth year, ran second with 356 votes. John Kennedy have tr> live with the mandate Boston Man Held in Slaying of 66 Second St. ran third with of the people," Mr. Hallam CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — A Boston man has been indicted But Rate Is Down 7 Cents ConcerMARLBORO t- "An Eve- 314 votes. commented. by a Middlesex County grand jury on charges of murder and KEANSBURG - The budg- borough auditor, stated. Two additional men will ning of Music" will be "I know myself I am not go- kidnap in the death of Damaris Synge Gillispie, one of eight et is up but taxes are down — Borough Council will need also be hired and two trans- presented by the Marlboro Failing in bids for election ing to give up the fight for a Boston area young women slain since last summer. a cause for some jubilation, $1,572,775 for municipal pur- ferred from the road depart- High School Concert Band and were newcomers Mrs. Marie field house. This we need bad- The indictment! returned yesterday after the grand jury councilmen commented. poses in 1973 compared to ment to set the program into Concert Choir Wednesday Bohnsack of 71 Broad St. with ly. Maybe the board will have heard several hours of testimony, named Anthony .1. Jackson, Borough Council last night $1,316,437 last year and an ad- motion in late March.. evening, Keb. 21. 309 votes, police Detective to enlighten the voters a little introduced its $1,946,832 pro- ditional $374,056 for a reserve The concert band, under the Frank R. Criscillo of I'crshing more before we conic back :H. alias Wayne Eubank, who has been in custody since Dec. 2K Personnel Acquisitions after a Shootout with Cambridge police. posed budget — which reflects for uncollected taxes which direction of William Ft. Shop- Place with 290 votes and 19-. with another proposal," he an increase of $263,229 — and rises slightly from $367,165. Council also plans to spend pell, will open the program year-old Miss Kathryn De- concluded. Jackson was being held at the Middlesex House of Correc- $50,000 for improvement of its tion in lieu of $15(1,000 bail on charges of assault with a dan- at the same time announced Surplus Used with Alexander's "Colossus of that taxpayers will be asked To offset the increases water and sewer operation, Columbia," Schubert's "Un- gerous weapon, unlawfully carrying firearms, operating a mo- hire foiir dispatchers and tor vehicle to endanger, refusing to stop for a police officer to pay $5.41 per $100 of as- council will appropriate finished Symphony," and the Budget for Schools sessed valuation this year $75,000 from its surplus and three new patrolmen in the familiar selection by Leroy and speeding. police department and hire a The killings of young women, dating back to last July, compared to $5.48 last year. also spread throughout the Anderson "Irish Washerwo- Broken down, $1.83 will be budget $280,000 in federal rev- full-time recreation director. man." have been described by police as the area's toughest homicide The Recreation Commis- Approved at Ocean cases since the Boston Strangler slayings a decade ago. used for municipal purposes enue sharing funds. The concert choir will per- compared to $2.01 last year, Revenues are expected to sion's allotment for 1973 rises form pieces following a patri- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - year term and the school Environment Plan Due Today school expenditures will rise rise to $1,112,949 from $778,491 from $9,500 to $24,900. otic theme. Mrs. Barbara Es- Three incumbent Board of budget was approved by an to $2.67 from a comparable last year leaving a total of "We are using the revenue telle will conduct the choir in Education candidates were easy margin. WASHINGTON — President Nixon will unveil his 1971! en- $2.58, county assessment will $833,883 to be raised by tax- sharing funds to help us get the spirituals "Amen," "I'oor returned to the board table by Dr. Carney Vctrano was vironmental proposals in a radio address to the nation today drop one cent from 78 cents to ation as compared to $905,112 started m the road program Wayfaring Stranger," and "I local voters yesterday, an ap- high vote-getter with a tally of amid speculation he will emphasize the need to complete last 77 cents and deductions for in 1972. and also help out in other Hear a Voice a-Prayin'." The pointed member gained a two- 1,006 ballots. Dr. Joel Sha- year's unfinished business. veterans and senior citizens The budget table is based areas but I feel we could have well known "Impossible pirrio received 938 votes and The President made clear in his proposed budget for fiscal will increase from 11 cents to on a total assessed valuation held the spending line in this Dream," "Oklahoma," and W. Long Branch Mark Abrams kept his board 1974 that he would not call for big, expensive new programs. 14 cents. of $45,416,505 which also re- budget even without this mon- "Battle Hymn of the Itepub- post with 899 votes. But sources said Nixon probably would press for passage "I am happy to report that flects an increase of $582,031 ey," Mr. O'Neill said, lic" will be presented along Budget Approved Mrs. Sally S. Manifold, 403 this year of major environmental legislation proposed last through the controlled spend- in 1972. Mayor Harry Graham also with two rock numbers. Jerome Ave., lost a bid for year, perhaps with some revisions. Among some of the pro- noted that the borough spent ! WEST LONO BRANCH - ing by members of the ' The concluding portion of The local school budget was one of the three full-term The proposals included a tax on smokestack emissions of Borough Council and the grams council hopes to aug- $84,000 for garbage collection the evening's presentation board scats by two ballots. in 1972 with its own equip- approved by local voters yes- sulfur as an incentive to industry to develop and burn low-sul- borough manager the borough ment in the new budget period will again feature the concert terday by an easy margin. She trailed to a close fourth fur fuels and thus reduce air pollution. is a road resurfacing sched- ment. operated in the black for 1972 band in a medley of songs The $829,714 current ex- place with 097 votes to be and came up with a cash sur- ule. "This is compared to the from trie Broadway musical edged out of the running by $166,000 we would have to pay pense account was approved AEC to Drop 2,110 plus," Vincent J. Indelicato, James T. O'Neill, borough "Sound of Music." by a 209-159 vote and the Mr. Abrams. manager, said $30,000 will be if we used outside con- The concert will be held in $15,500 capital outlay .figure Stephen Morse. 19. appoint- WASHINGTON - On the heels of other government cuts expended for road materials tractors," he added. the high school auditorium at won by a 202-165 ballot. ed to the board last year, won in scientific fields, the Atomic Energy Commission says it Manalapan alone and an additional $25,000 The budget will be pub- 8tllll p.m. plans to drop 2,111) workers at five major weapons-making for the purchase of a bitu- lished in its entirety in The Unconleslrd incumbent an unconlestod two-year term plants and other installations. Daily Register March 2 and Board of Kducation members with 958 votes. School Fund minous concrete spreader, a gained the following votes. The reduction in both scientific and other employes will be roller and a truck. aired by the public March 13. The school budget's made between now and June 3(1, an AEC spokesman said yes- Hazlet Frank Sorrcntino, 282; Robert Weston, 280 and Dr. Edwin T. $5,835,845 current expense ac- terday. The reductions are attributed to existing and antici- Voted Down count was approved by a vote pated budget limitations. MANALAPAN - Voters Is Approved Hunter, 276. Mrs. I.ynn II. Steneck, run- of 882 to 595. The plants affected arc- the Sandia Laboratory at Albu- here and in Englishtown re- Keansburg Elects IIAZLKT - Two in- The $19,355 capital outlay querque, N.M.; Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Oak jected the Manalapan-Eng- ning for :> one-year term left cumbents and a police ser- by the resignation of John K. figure was adopted by voters Ridge Y-12 weapons component plant, both at Oak Ridge. lishtown Regional Board of with a tally of 875-578 votes. Education's tax levy request geant were elected to three Teti. won that board seat with Tenn.; the Lawrence Radiation Laboratories at Livermore 2 Incumbents, Stark year terms on the Board of and Berkley, Calif, and Brnokhaven National Laboratory at to support its current expense KEANSBURG - Detective "I think the defeat of our 249 votes. and capital outlay budgets by Education yesterday. The dis- Upton, NY' .Sgt. George R. Preston Jr., a budget is a trend here in trict's $7.1 million budget was more than a 100 vote margin 10-year veteran of the Board Keansburg rather than a shot G R A N T' S in both categories. also approved. W/antto Doctor's Wife Slain I of Education; Ronald N. at the board," Peter L. Gra- Mrs. Iris I'. Meyer of 18 The vote on the $3,248,273 Hayes, also a board in- ham, board president, said. NEW YORK — Police searched through shrubbery and current expense tax levy was Poplar St. was the highest I WHITE STRUT fAf niil cumbent, and Emil E. Stark, "This is a very tight budget vote-getter with ti51 votes. She !D BANK /••/-UJJ.JJ questioned neighbors late last night in search of clues to the 209 yes to 327 no. The vote on a newcomer, were elected to that was worked out after was first elected to the board THE LIFE AND TIMES Or buy a Boat? brutal murder of the 2H-year-old wire of a Korest Hills, Queens the $73,000 capital outlay three board seats at stake in many hours of study and we request was 217 yes to 315 no. in 1971 fora two-year term. doctor. yesterday's election. are hopeful Borough Council The second incumbent, O. The badly beaten body of Madeline DeFilippi was dis- The two unopposed in- The board's $1,111,624 cur- doesn't cut anything out of "Its the funniest movie cumbents running for two John Heed of 4 Beaver St., covered in a pool of blood on her kitchen floor last evening. rent expense and $30,500 capi- it," he concluded. polled 482 votes in his bid for I've seen in a long time. seats from Manalapan and tal outlay were defeated by The couple's five-month-old son was foundiinharmed in a ran- his second three-year term. Paul Newman is irresist- sacked bedroom. their vote tallies are: Mrs. margins of 363-226 and 355-218 Marcia Dietz, 286, and Gerald Police Sgt. Kdward A. ible." The police said she had been killed in an apparent robbery respectively. Approve Budget Schramm of 3 Bauer Ave., attempt. Her hands were tied together in front of her. An au- Faulhabcr, 2H5. Mr. Preston was top vote In Englishtown, incumbent who pulled 45(i votes is the U topsy was to be performed at Queens (ieneral Hospital. getter, garnering 470 votes. In Eatontown newcomer to the board this Dr. Joseph DeFilippi, :I2, and his wife had lived in the two- Henry Carr polled 52 votes to Mr. Hayes ran second with defeat Milton Berger. who EATONTOWN — Fewer year. He will fill the post for- Jacqueline Bisset I family home in the upper middle class neighborhood since 354 and Mr Stark third with than 100 residents turned out merly held by Arnold Miller Tab Hunter I early'last fall. Dr. DeFilippi is a urologist at Roosevelt Hospi- polled 38 votes, for the one 347. seat open from that borough. to vote in a no-contest election who retired from the board John Huston I tal. Losing out were police Sgt. that saw three incumbents re- Stacy Keach I Mr. Faulhaber. who is late last year. HiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiciiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiririiiiMpiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiMiiiiiiiiii Thomas Dalton and in- turned to office and approval Other candidates and their Roddy McDowall I board vice president, said the cumbent Michael Motichka. of the school budget. Anthony Perkins I budget will now go to the Eng- votes were: Francis J. Kelly Ava Gardner I Sgt. Dalton polled 307 votes Dr. James E. Soos. Robert of 17 Minam Place, 360; Mrs. lishtown Council and the Ma- and Mr. Motichka 302. Il U nalapan Township Com- Patterson and William Sctilos- Joan Mednick of .1 Dartmouth We can help you pay (or ihe boat ser were all reelected to Drive. :i50; Ralph Caprio of « you have always wanleri. IUT ST., KeD BAMR, rf.j. o//«i mittee, who must both agree with aspociiji boal loan. • RANCH OFFICES: on a budget revision nr let it BUSINESS LUNCH three-year terms. Mr. Patter- Ridge Drive, 339: George P. IK RT. 11, MIDDLETOWN, N.J., O7'«l son, who served as board 10 EAST MAIM ST., FREEHOLD, N.J., 07)11 stand unchanged. RED BANK - A Business Robinson of ,'llti Middle Koad, li? BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, N.J., 0H40 president last year, was high If both governing bodies People's Luncheon will be :it)0. and Thomas Gormley of 2 P.M. MATINEE and many others too Established In 1171 by John H. Conk and H.nrr Cloy vote-getter with 78. Dr.-Soos SAT.-SUN.-MON. cannot agree, Mr. Faulhaber, served tomorrow from 11:30 135 Hudson Ave., West Keans- CAN W* Hi W YOU T PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER polled 76, and Mr. Schlosser, Member ol the Assocloted Preis-The Assocloted Press If emitted e«- said, the state Commissioner a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Parish burg, 211 "As smooth and entertaining tluilueiv to the use torrepublleoNonof ail the local news printed In this House, White St.. of Trinity 68. • The district's $7,105,409 as 'Bulch Cassldy.' what with newspoper as well as oil A> newl dlspolches. of Education would decide the Newman providing a dandy CENTRAL JERSEY BAE matter. If the board is un- Episcopal Church. On the The $944,653 current ex- school budget was adopted by bravura performance." pj,. s>cand class Doitaoe pold at Red Bank, N.J. 07)01 ond al additional 22 Offices In Monmouih County mamSJ o«l°e". >u"lHhMI daily, Monday Ihrouah Friday. Moll subscrip- happy with any changes both menu will be barbecued beef pense budget was approved 81 a vote of H27 to 383 for the tion payable In advance. 1UDITH CI»SJ. M<» Yew* Mciool 2 Offices In Union County 1 Week 1 Month 3 Months & Months II YeaYearr bodies should make, it could on bun, gelatin salad, peach to 11. and a capital outlay $«,353,51» current expense ac- 1.90 13.50 S9.5O SIB.00 US.M also appeal the matter to the half, assorted homemade budget of $10,000 won voter count, and a vote of 602 to 3HB plus IATC show eveny Nir /S OVA BJCGSST ASSCT / Home Delivery by Carrier SO Cents o weirt state education commissioner. cakes and beverage. approval, 77 to 13. for the $5.0fM) capital outlay. Single copy at counter. 10 Cents. 4 Tbe Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesdayr^, Februar t»y M , 1173 i SM Word of Life Series Obituaries Cahendo Charges Braun Has Scheduled at ^y OCEANPORT - DuDen RobRob- •B ertson, a youth leader and representative of Word of Life Fellowship. Inc.. will speak at Bryanty ^ 19; Betrayed Middletown Trust a series of meetings running tomorrow through Sunday at ByBOBBRAHLEV and unprovoked attack" by a list of names. Braun's resignation, Mr. Car- the; Calvary Baptist Church, Qf Crash Injuries Mr. Braun on the Democratic- "Here's a list of 44 appoint- ton charged the'Democrats 1305 Eatontown Blvd. MIDDLETOWN - Epithets controlled Township Com- ments made by Mr. Braun were ill-advised "to go to the JMOBGANVILLE - Miss driven by Miss Sandra Cohen, aimed at J. Peter Braun, re- mittee. from May 9 until Dec. 26. Not public in the newspapers with Mr. Robertson, known as Barbara A. Bryant, 19, of 23 2 Taylors Mills Road, English- signed township adminis- Accepting a photocopy of all of them had to be ap- something that could only Sqdbury Road, died yesterday town, hit a tree. Miss Cohen "Robbie" to his teen-age fol- trator, by Joseph Caliendo, lo- Mr. Caliendo's release, Mr. proved by the Township Com- hurt Middletown." lowers', is an associate of Jack in" Freehold Area Hospital, was treated for'cuts and cal Democratic leader, in a Braun stated, "I don't think mittee, but those that did Calb It 'Improper' Freehold Township. braises at Freehold Area Hos- Wyrtzen in the Word of Life press release drew comment there's any need to dignify were approved unanimously," "1 have seen the original Fellowship, a Schroon Lake, She was a passenger in a pital. last night from representa- Mr. Caliendo's remarks by he said. Caliendo release. I consider cap that skidded on ice and The accident is under in- N.Y.-based organization dedi- tives of both parties. replying to them. Let the Sees Allegations Unfounded that original extremely im- cated to reach youth around w£nt out of control on Rt. 522 vestigation. Mr. Caliendo charged that people decide who's telling "I think there has been a proper for any municipal Monday night. Miss Bryant lived here with the world with the gospel .of Mr. Braun, who has resigned the truth and who is not. Ei- great deal of commotion be- leader to submit to any publi- Jesus Christ. State police at the Tennent her parents, Mr. and Mrs. to take an administrator's ther way, so be it." cause Mr. Braun has decided cation. And I consider it ex- Barracks said that the car, Charles D. Bryant. post in Randolph Township on No Comment it is better for himself to go tremely improper for a mu- The organization has spon- She was a clerk at Jack grounds that he has been sub- Mr. Caliendo's opposite elsewhere. That's all his res- nicipal leader to engage in sored youth rallies, radio and £hrisiian F. Fisher Lang's Clothes. Manalapan jected to political pressure in number, local Republican ignation is. The allegations of personality and character as- television programs, boat DELRAY BEACH, Fla. - Mall. A 1972 Marlboto Town- his job, is "nothing more than leader. Joseph Azzolina, said pressure on him are com-sassination of this sort... rides, banquets and camping Christian F. Fisher, 86, of 3421 ship High School graduate, a rank opportunist." less. "I'm not going to get in- pletely unfounded," Mr. ''Because of the fact that programs throughout the Du Robertson Spanish Trail, formerly of she was recently graduated "It is obvious that Braun volved in that," Mr. Azzolina Schell declared. Mr. Braun never contacted United States, Central Amer- . Long Branch. N.J., died yes- from the Bryman School of used Middletown to set him- declared, after reading a por- The other Democrat present Randolph Township before ica, Brazil, Germany, Africa, Life Fellowship, Mr. Rob- terday in Boca Raton Commu- Medical and Dental Assistants self up for a plush job at a tion of the Caliendo release. at last night's Township Com- Jan. 6, because he was ob- Australia and other parts of ertson served on the staff of n5y Hospital, Boca Raton, of New Brunswick. Miss the world. the Pocket Testament League high salary in some other Two of the three Democrats mittee meeting. Com- viously under substantial, po- in the Orient where he helped, Fla. Bryant was a member of town, and now he is attempt- on the Township Committee mitteeman Wilford L. Wisner, litical pressure which caused Prior to joining the World of' He was born in Mamaro- Temple Shaari Emeth, Ma- ing to justify this opportunism — Mayor Thomas J. Lynch is was terse. him to resign, because of the distribute scripture portions neck, N.Y., and lived in Long nalapan Township. by casting stones at the ad- hospitalized — had more to "I disapprove of such con- fact that his salary in his new among the Korean and Ameri- Branch for most of his life be- Also surviving are a broth- ministration," Mr. Caliendo say. duct by a party leader. It's no position will be the same as it Juvenile Charged » can front line troops. He fore moving to Florida in 1965. er. David H. Bryant, and a served as a master sergeant stated. Handed the release, Deputy way to treat a professional is here ($25,000) and because NEW SHREWSBURY - A in the Army in World War II Mr. Fisher was a retired sister, Miss Aleta L. Bryant, "If any mistake was made Mayor William E. Schell said person," he stated after read- his move is not a move up- 16-year-old girl is scheduled to Pennsylvania Railroad brake- both at home: a paternal and, after the war, attended concerning Mr. Braun by the' he bad no comment until he ing the Caliendo release. wards in the professional field appear in Juvenile Court, the Philadelphia College of man. He worked for the rail- grandfather. Victor T. Bryant (Democratic) administration, had read it. "I've never seen Committeeman Peter J. for a man of Mr. Braun's cali- Freehold, on charges of oper- road for 50 years and was a of Cadillac, Mich., and a pa- the Bible and the Wycliffe it was that he was given far this before," he commented. Carton, one of two Republi- ber (Randolph Township is ating a motor vehicle without School of Linquistics. member of the Brotherhood of ternal grandmother, Mrs. more credit than he deserved Reading a few paragraphs, cans newly .elected to the one-third the size of Middle- a driver license. The girl was Railroad Trainmen. Frank M. Frederickson of and allowed too free a hand in Mr. Schell handed the release committee, stated he believed town), political pressures ob- arrested by Patrolman Louis The meetings Mr. Rob- Sle was a member of Sim- Coos Bay, Ore the running of the municipal back. "If it says the allega- himself "duty-bound to viously entered in a number Vitale, who had stopped her ertson will address at Calvary pson United Methodist The Freeman Funeral government," the Democratic tions by Mr. Braun are un- present an aspect of this to of ways never, disclosed," Mr. because there was excessive Baptist Church will begin Church, Long Branch, for 60 Home. Freehold, is in charge leader went on. founded, I agree with it. ex- the public." Carton declared. smoke coming from the car's each evening at 7:30 p.nj. years and was Stewart Eme- of arrangements. Charges Lies cept for some of the language. Referring to statements by "I feel I have to make fur- tailpipe. The incident hap- There will be a second meet- ritus of the church's adminis- ing on Sunday at 11 a.m. Edward J. Gleason Jr. Mr. Caliendo continued, I don't think I'd say it exactly Mayor Lynch and Com- ther comment in detail, and pened at 3:36 p.m. Monday at trative board. "There is absolutely no ques- that way," he commented. mitteeman Schell in area will issue a release," he con- Essex and Jumping Brook LOTTERY NUMBER Surviving are a son. Chris- CLIFFWOOD BEACH - tion that the man is lying The deputy mayor produced newspapers about Mr. cluded. Roads. Tura., Feb. 13:09436 tian F: Fisher Jr. of Branch- Edward J. Gleason Jr., 39, of through his teeth in some kind viDe, N.J., one grandson, and 54 Woodshore West, died yes- of weak-kneed attempt to cov- five great-grandchildren. terday in his home. er the fact that he betrayed The Flock Funeral Home. He was born in Weehawken '-the trust of Middletown resi- Long Branch, is in charge of and moved here 13 years ago. dents and the Township Com- arrangements. He was the owner of Glea- mittee. .. son's Sunoco Station, Rt 35, "This . . . opportunist has Hazlet. thrown this trust right back in Frank L. Garrison He was a member of St. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — their faces," Mr. Caliendo ac- Lawrence Catholic Church, cused. Frank L. Garrison, 58, of 921 Laurence Harbor. In 1959 he Armstrong Blvd., died Satur- was graduated from Fairleigh Stating that "this isn't a day in St. Petersburg. Fla., Dickinson University, Ruther- partisan matter, it's a matter while vacationing. ford. He was a graduate of of right and wrong," the ' He was born in Newark and Weehawken High School and Democratic leader declared resided in West Long Branch he is sending a letter to the : attended St. Peter's College, before moving here two years Jersey City. Mr. Gleason mayor and council of Ran- ago. served with the U.S. Army in dolph Township, informing Mr. Garrison was manager Korea. them of an "unprofessional of Coast Cigarette Sales, Inc., Surviving are his widow, of Asbury Park. He was a Mrs. Ann Dolan Gleason; Superport member of St. Luke's Method- three sons, Kevin, Edward ist Church, Long Branch, and and Timothy Gleason, all at True Value Meat Department! the Monmouth County Bowl- home, and a daughter Patri- Opposed By ing Association. cia Gleason, at home; his par- Surviving are two daugh- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Jaycees ters, Mrs. Linda Betzand Gleason Sr. of Parlin, and a MIDDLETOWN - Opposi- Mrs. Patricia Miller, both sister, Mrs. Claire Dolan, here; a sister, Mrs. Ruth B. tion to construction by the here. Army Corps of Engineers of a Jones of St. Petersburg, Fla., The Day Funeral Home, and four grandchildren. deepwater port off the shore- Keyport, is in charge of ar- line at Long Branch has been The Damiano Funeral rangements. Home, Long Branch, is in registered by members of the charge of arrangements. Middletown Jaycees. Mrs. Anne Weitze In a statement issued by the BERGENFIELD - Mrs. organization, members said, Herbert C. Tombs Anne Weitze, 76, of this place, "We feel the whole proposal is WHAT'S FOR EAST KEANSBURG — died Monday at the Ingleside loaded against Middletown. Herbert C. Tombs, 81, of 133 Nursing Home, Old Tappan. "There is no benefit to hav- DINNER? Bay Ave. died Monday in Bay- She was the mother of Fred- ing tank farms built in the STEAK. ROAST or FOR STEW shore Community Hospital, erick W. Weitze of Atlantic township. There is no benefit One ol your most versatile meat Holmdel, after a long illness. BONELESS ttendbys is ground meat. It can Highlands. to having the landscape lined STEAK or be prepared lominy ways—and Mr. Tombs was born in Mrs. Weitze was born in with oil pipe lines. There is no CHUCK POTBOAST tastei different each time. From Rahway. He lived in the New- New York City and had lived benefit in having a potential Dairy Dept.! 69 the kld-ple»slng hamburger to ark area before moving here here for 45 years. She was the nil spill destroy our tourist in- Porterhouse M* «?1 Loin Roast meat loaf, stuffed peppers, 28 years ago. He was a retired widow of Henry Weitze, who dustry, and no benefit from $ 79 stuffed cabbage—each has a stock supervisor for the Atlan- died in 1951. use of the oil," members SHOP-RITE T-Bone Steak fc l PorkLoin ' distinct personality and taste. tic Tile Corp. of Matawan. Also surviving are two other stated. Shoulder Steak *i?l69 Turkey He was a communicant of sons, Joseph H. Weitze of Har- They added that the Corps MARGARINE GROUND BEEF St. Catherine's Catholic' rington Park and A. William of Engineers report of Jan. 8 ShortRibs JL .99* Veal Steaks Church. Weitze of Hackensack; a stated that locating the port S-TRET-CH-ER Surviving are his widow, daughter, Mrs. Veronica R. Tut UbUAL FINE TRIM here would not be advan- 6 99 If ground beef Is one of your Mrs. Cassie Harvey Tombs; a Rabedeau of Saratoga, Calif.; tageous because of remote- Pali neat.! favorite budget meals, here Is daughter. Miss Lucille E. two brothers, Henry Schaf of ness from the final destination SIRLOIN STEAK CHICKEN PARTS a way to perk up or stretch the AIL MFAT 8. ALL REEF Tombs of New York City; a' Dumont and William Schaf of of the oil. meat mixture. brother, Wilbur Tombs of Sea Jackson Township; a sister, "An advantage listed for the r~ ._«%._. IEGS BREASTS Add any of the following to Girt, and two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Emma Lang Swanson of port's being built in Delaware ARMOUR WHOLE OR CU WHO1.EORSPLIT ground beef: Bread Crumbs, Mabel Cunningham and Mrs. Loveland, Colo., and 13 grand- Cracker Crumbs, Finely crushed would be nearness to final FRANKS Corn Flakes. Grated carrot. Estelle Alkire, both of West children. destination of the oil. The re- Packaged turkey stuffing. Orange. The Riewerts Memorial port did not specifically say |Jf| Cooked rice. The Scott Funeral Home, Home. 187 s. Washington where the oil is to be used, but Freth Fruit* & Vegetables! Belford, is in charge of ar- Ave., is in charge of arrange- it is apparently not here," the rangements. ments. Jaycees said. Appetizer Dept.! TEMPLE SWEET 4 JUICY 100 SIZE JOANNE'S They cited the residential Mrs. Leroy S. Hunt Mrs. Etla Sherwood character of this community, IIVERWURST SURPRISE COLTS NECK - Mrs. HOWELL - Mrs. Etta the possibility of pollution if a SHOP-RITE Gladys M. Hunt, 67, of Muh- Sherwood, 78, of Brickyard port is located here and the 10 39 MEAT LOAF Ib.i lenbrink Road, died yesterday Road, died yesterday in the Gateway Park as some of 79* 1 beaten egg in Medicenter, Red Bank. next-door home of her daugh- Seafood Saving*! Cabbage 10° Apples 29* % cupdriedbreadcrumbs their reasons for not support- IC C % cup milk She was born in Eatontown ter, Mrs. Mildred Rasmussen. ing the port proposal. TURBOT FILLET Radishes -€r 2. 19 Grapefruit 59* 1 teaspoon salt and resided here for the past She was born in Freehold The vote against the propos- c V* teaspoon pepper 32 years. and had lived in this area al was unanimous. Carrots tj;39 Yams OUMLirr 19* 1 teaspoon ib. 2i PRE-GROM Worcestershire Sauce Surviving are her husband, I most of her life. She was a 69' Tomatoes IK pounds ground Leroy S. Hunt; a son, Daniel communicant of St. Peter's Mrs. Lewis Hendricks Bakery Dept.! m 3a-j*l Crocus* 99* Beef Chuck D. Hunt of New Shrewsbury; Episcopal Church, Freehold. RED BANK - Mrs. Lillian Why Pay More for Groceries! 1 (4-oz.) can Shop-Rite a sister, Mrs. Harriet Her husband, Thomas Sher- Hendricks, 74, of 150 South St.. CHERRY PIE Pieces & Stems SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MOKE' Mushrooms (Drained) McClintock of Eatontown, and wood Jr. died in 1959. died Monday at Riv^rview 53-01. • buCr.UIN NATURAL JUICE V, cup chopped onion four grandchildren. Surviving are another Hospital. She was the wife of p.,. 2 tablespoons margarine 49* 'A cup Shop-Rite Sour Cream The Robert A. Braun Home daughter, Mrs. Marie Golino Lewis B. Hendricks, a retired __ Tee Cream! V* teaspoon salt for Funerals, Eatontown, is in of Eatontown; a brother, lieutenant for the Red Bank charge of arrangements. James Longstreet of Avalon; Police Department. ICECREAM Combine first 6 ingredients; a sister, Mrs. Mae Bennett of She was born in Erwinna, SHOP RITE add sound chuck and mix. HIEMIUM «? Place half of meat mixture In Card of Thanks Freehold; five grandchildren, Pa., daughter of the late Mr. EUIAHTHYORK «nl. TALARICO — I take Ihls means or ex. loaf shape In shallow baking pressing my ilncera and heartfelt thanks and 19 great-grandchildren. and Mrs. Erwin Helsel. pan; make a wall In center. to my relatives, friends and neighbors, tor Health & Beauty A ttwlr kind ivmpalhy, «'ro\ tributes, ond The Freeman Funeral Surviving,' in addition to her Brown onions In margarine. iplrltual bouquets ot the recent death of Home, Freehold, is in charge Add drained canned mushroom my beloved riusbond Joseph. Special husband, are four sisters, ROLIDENT BONUS thanks to Monslanor 5. 01 Lorenzo, the of arrangements. Mrs. Laura Brennan of Tren- c pieces and stems. Stir in sour Reo* Bank First Aid Squad. Rumson First Rival 1at69 Mott'sPunc cream and remaining salt. id Squad and the John £. Doy Funeral ton, Mrs. May Black of Car- (8 FREE) »»b« SHOP-RIT$ 79 E I SHOP-RITE Some. Charles R. Garcia Spoon this mixture Into well in Bereaved wife, Rosernory son. Calif., and Mrs. Edith Martinsons it l Comstock S39< meat. Top with remaining PARLIN - Charles R. Gar- General MerchandUe C Deoth Notices Hauser of Bristol and Mrs. meat mixture; teal. Bake In cia, two-year-old son of Mr. Tea Bags jrs.99* Mott's Drinks:C3^ 69 350* oven for 1 hour. Let stand PARKER - Dr. James w., Sr.. me «5, ot Cora Hill of Langhornc, both JUICE DECANTER MUSHROOMS! PINEAPPLE 175 Shrewsbury Aye., Red Bonk, on and Mrs. Carlos Garcia of 404 Pennsylvania. - S minutes before cutting. Tuesday. February 13. 1973. Father ol Dr. Westminster Blvd., died Mon- Salad Oil it'l" Grape Drink«tcHA.t 3^*1 Makes 6 servings.. JomiVfo. Porker Jr., and Mrs. Pernalla The William S. Anderson Goodwin. Grandfather ol Janus W. Park- day in South Amboy Memorial 9 ( er 3rd. Gvfon W. Porker and Sherry Funeral Home is in charge of Ctodwln. Funerol services Saturday. 10 Hospital. CT3 891Cat Food3 rife 8 '^199 arrangements. a.m.. ot Shrewsbury A.M.6. tZlaolln criurctin er, MMUIIIMZ. «?*»''£«•»iwacke•y olllcloiin•ffl i !'«!v ! The child was born in South MHO« SMISS. SMITH'r frozenS Food Savingi!~\ VALUABLE COUPON th Memorial Park. Amboy. REMBRANDT FILM l ill b hld Towards Iht purchase ol Towards the purchase of Surviving, besides his par- SHREWSBURY - An art a Mb. can of ,..„.. unerof Home. 240 SHERRY any thrte (3) boxes of Shrewsbury Ave., Rtd Bonk ents, are his paternal grand- film "In Search of Rem- WEITZE —Annt. on February 12, 1973, ol brandt," on loan from the Na- Beroentlilo), N.J. wife ot the lot. Henry • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Valerio Betty Crocker Wel'ii. Mother ol Verpnlco R. JtobMequ. Ceppaluni of Manalapan, and tional Gallery in Washington, 1 Frtdirlck W., A. William and Joseph H. • „,,,.,. TUIC 2 LAYER CAKE MIXES welltt. Sister ot Ernmo Long Swanson, his maternal grandmother, D.C., will be presented at the Lfi. 5 /^Al ID ABJ Umtti One eoueen Mrfanlly, Henry and William Schaf. The funerol will COUPON C«if»nei>lrasTaeVl7.1in sj leave Ritwtrl's Memorial Home, 117 Mrs. Irene Wolf of Cliffwood Monmouth Arts Gallery coffee Muth Washington Ave.. Bergenffelo*. NJ. Ceuwn t0W| ,t ,n> Ship-mie fcunrm.rui. MFOE -1 Thursday, February IS at 10:30 a.m. Beach. hour tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. In CASSEROLES! r th« funeral mass ol St. John's R.C. "1d,ot II o.m. Interment Arrangements are under the the Eastern Branch of the fi/Anthony'S'tenVelerV Nanuet. N.V. The direction of the Day Funeral Monmouth County Library, family will receive friends on Wednesday, rices effective thru Feb. 17,1973. NoTresponsibleTor typogFaphicaTSrroiT Mnserve uTe right to limit quantities" 7*4 arid M p.m. Home, Keyport. Rt. 35. The DaJJy Register, Red Bank-MiddJet«wD, N.J. Wednesday, February M, 1»71 5 Middletown OKsSchoolBudget Monmouth Beach Builder Buys Sea Bright Pavilion 4IODLETOWN - For the 1 Current expense of trailer to house students in a led the polling for three three- SEA BRIGHT - The Sea days." according to Louis M. action, but that the private The building's facade will «st «ime in eight years, town- $10,232,839 was approved, cooperative career education year seats on the board with Bright Bathing Pavilion will Drazin. Mr Chimento's at- bathing club would undergo be aliered, cabanas will be amp voters approved a pro- 1.280 votes to 891. Capital out- course won apprwai. t,H8 to 1.558 votes. Elected with her be sold to John Chlmento. a' to^ney. renovation, whose cost has added, and * restaurant will posed school budget yesterday lay of $13,489 was okayed, 841. were incumbents Richard F. builder from Monmouth Mr. Drazinsaid he could not not been determined, begin- be incorporated Into the exist- — and by a comfortable mar- 1.263 to 895. Expenditure of A newcomer/ Mrs. Mary M. jQBes, current board presi- Beach, "within the next few retease the cost of the trans- ning March 1. * ing facilities, he said. gin. not more than $15,000 for a McKulla of 2 Danemar Drive, dent, with 1,461 votes, and Richard R. Anderson, current board vice president, with 1,460 votes. Mr. Jones has served six years on the board; Marlboro School Fund Mr. Anderson has seven years service. VICTORY MARKET Another newcomer, James R. Gill of 10 Forest Drive, 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 DefeatRanklesWebber trailed the race, polling 1,050 FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE - TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY was Morton D. Cohan, who votes. MARLBORO - Voters here make that cut. Police Lt. William J. Hal- rejected the Board"of Educa- polled 607 votes. If the board is dissatisfied Incumbent Mrs. Paula For- liday, completing his first FOR YOUR tion's current expense and with the council's revision, it three-year term on the board, FREEZER capital outlay budgets, ster polled 592 votes to win a may appeal the matter to the HIND '/ BEEF - BEEF ROUNDS one-year unexpired term, de- did not seek reelection. 4 prompting charges by Board State Commissioner of Educa- Of about 24,000 registered CUT TO President Dj. Charles O. Web- feating Dr. Edward N. Aqua, tion. who polled 548 votes. voters in the township, 2,226 ORDER Ib. ber that Democratic "political Dr. Webber said the $250,000 turned out to vote yesterday. RIBS O'BEEF - HIPS OF BEEF 99 hacks attempted to cloud the A total of 1.278 out of 6,168 cut was an "unrealistic fig- issue." registered voters cast ballots. ure." The vote on the board's pro- Dr. Webber said he believes "If that cut is made, it will posal of $2,968,838 to be raised that the people who didn't reduce the board to a state of School Budget WHOLE RFEF by taxation to support the cur- vote defeated the budget. H'e mere poverty," Dr. Webber EYE ROUND CUT TO Suci I ^ SI 39 rent expense budget was 457 said the budget will now go to said. Wins Approval ROAST ORDER SHELLS yes to 733 no, and the vote the Township Council, which The board president FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Ib. was 516 yes to 654 no for the must decide either to revise charged that Mr. McClung, Votes approved the Board or $5,500 capital outlay tax levy the total figure or let it stand. Mr. Cohan, Mrs. Burkholtz Education's $3,354,890 current request. Mayor Morton Salkind, a and Dr. Aqua all ran their expense tax levy request 481 L The winners of the three- Democrat, and Mr. McClung campaigns in league with a to 251, and a $38,000 capital ™ SIRLOIN SI 29 LEGSO' 81 19 three year terms and (heir said previously that over "mobilized" Democratic par- outlay tax levy by a 481-245 Ib. Ib. tallies are: incumbent Robert $250,000 could be cut from the ty- margin. CUTS STEAK 1 LAMB I H. Granger, 720; C. Douglas budget without harming Dr. Webber said the fact The winners of the three full McClung, 760; and Mrs. Bar- educational programs. The that both Mayor Salkind and board terms were incumbents OUR OWN bara Burkholtz, 685. The other mayor said if the budget was Mr. McClung suggested over Michael Dotsey, 459 votes, FRESH C 5 09 candidate for the full term defeated, the council would $250,000 in cuts to the budget and Mrs. Shirley Schweser, FROZEN TURKEYS STSTEAK or ROAST "is no coincidence." 449 votes, and newcomer Har- 1 Council President Lawrence ry D. Post, 437 votes. $ FRESH S. Grossman, a Democrat, Mrs. Delores M. Turner WHOLE Non-Candidate Wins said last night that council polled 298 votes, William L. "ST SIRLOIN STEAK ' Ib. FRYING CHICKEN 3' It will hold hearings on the Normand polled 208 votes, and budget next week. He said William J. Bierlya polled 149 Seat at Shrewsbury council expects all board Voles. 14 members to attend and to A total of 760 residents SHREWSBURY - Board of Police Sgt. Lester c. Hauck Bff CORNED REEF Ib. LEAN CHUCK GROUND 89 Education member Leonard Jr. won reelection with 95 bring budget worksheets. voted. Galiley found himself reelec- votes, and incumbent Walter ted last night to a board seat Deiss with 99, Newcomer Ken- he hadn't sought. neth J. Smith polled 89 votes. Mr. Galiley, an incumbent The board's $802,365 current who did not run for reelection expense budget was approved in yesterday's contest, polled 74 to 35. and a $4,000 capital 1/2 and 1/3 off hundreds of men's suits, 51 write-in votes for a one- outlay item, won 80 to 28. sport coats and topcoats. year unexpired term vacated by Michael Smith, who resign- In the write-in contest for SAMPLE PRICE CHART ed when he moved from the the one-year term, Mrs. Jo- borough. seph Seuffert received two ORIGINAL BLUE TAG RED TAG Voters approved the budget votes, and J.R. Steel and Ger- PRICE 1/3 OFF 1/2 OFF by comfortable margins and shen Poling won one vote elected two incumbents and each. Sport Coats 65.00 43.33 32.50 one newcomer to three full- No candidates had filed for Sport Coats 75.00 50.00 37.50 term seats. • the unexpired term. Sport Coats 85,00 56.67 42.50 Men's slacks bonanza, from our top makers, including knits and permanent press, washable Sport Coats 95.00 63.33 47.50 OK Rumson Budget; linen weaves in spring colors, regularly Suits and Topcoats 95.00 63.33 47.50 23.00 to 35.00 9.99,2 pairs for $19 Suits and Coats 125.00 83.33 62.50 In the Square, our special shop upstairs for young 2 Incumbents Lose Suits and Coats 135.00 90.00 67.50 manieds and young singles, save enough to head , RUMSON - The capital votes, respectively. In- Some suits, sport coats, overcoats, regularly South (how far you get is up to you). outlay and current expenses cumbent Mrs. Jean T. Kelly Suits and Coats 175.00 116.67 87.50 of the 1973-74 school budget won reelection to a full term 50.00 to 125.00. reduced to $5, $10, $14, $19 A group of outerwear, mostly si/c 40, were were approved by voters yes- with 327 votes. But we cannot tell a lie; some of these have been Suits and Coats 225.00 150.00 112.50 40.00 to 60.00 $19 terday. Two incumbents were Incumbents Herbert M. around a while. Whether George actually wore ' Slacks and jeans; recommended for modest defeated in'bids-for new Zydney and Samuel F. Cheva- any of them is anybody's guess. terms on the Board of Educa- lier lost their bids for full beachcombers, were to 10.00 and I5.00....3for$5 8 leisure jump suits that just lie here, Summer sport coats and suits :.$9 and $14 tion. terms with 305 and 247 votes, were 1600 $3 The capital outlay account respectively. Men's dress shirts, knit shirts, sport shirts, Shirts, regularly to 10.00 $3 totalling $75,000 including The Rev. Foster C. Wilson, were 7.00 to 15.00 $3, $5, $7 Belts, tics and concealed grab bags (we don't $45,000 for playground im- unopposed for the one-year provements, was approved, term, collected 405 votes. He Men's pre-finished slacks, were 13.00 'A and more off women's wear, including the mind giving you a bargain if we don't ever have 379-204. The current expense was appointed to the board in to 20.00..... $6,$8,S9 entire end-of-season stock of Natelsons to look at these again) r 99( total of $1,445,44(1 was ap- October to fill the vacancy Men's winter outerwear and overcoats .% off Westchester store. If you look hard enough, you'll find some suits proved, 387-202. created by William E. Frank's and sportcoats at 'A off Newcomers Donald E. resignation. Blouses & shirts, were to 25.00 $4, $6, $12 Blesse and Scotty R. Neal The total number of voles Bass, Clark and E. T. Wright shoes and boots, Sweaters, were to 25.00 $8 and $10 Corduroy and velvet sport coats, were were elected to full terms on cast was 627, including 33 ab- were 27.00 to 45.00, '/i off.. now 13.50 to 22.50 Pants: high-rise styles, palazzos; plaids 40.00 and 60.00 $20and$3O the board reaping 374 and 333 sentee ballots. arid solids .'A or more Off Outerwear pant suits, were lo 98.00 $33 Boys Levi blue jeans, lo she 14 $3 Winter coats 14 or more oil Boys suits and spomoats $5 and$10 School Budget OK'd Snorkels c? other outerwear, were to $25.00 $10 By Highlands Voters Shins and things, were 4.00 to 6.0(1 $1 HIGHLANDS — There were ond three-year term on the only four candidates for three board, was high vote getter (three-year) seats on the with 206 votes. Board of Education, but inter- George Andrews of 51 Fifth ested residents had to wait for St.. who served on the board the absentee ballots to be tal- eight years ago, was second lied before finding out who with 155 votes. Charles H. won in last night's school elec- Wecker, seeking his first full tion. three-year term after being When the absentee results elected to a one-year unex- were phnncd in from Free- pired term last year, was starts 4:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, hold, complete totals showed third with 153 votes. and continues Friday, Saturday the winners to be Edward A. Jospeh Valinoti of 2 Rogers and Monday. We close 6 p.m. Doyle, George Andrews and St., waging his first campaign Charles H. Wecker. Joseph for a board seat, was nosed Wednesday until 4:30 p.m., Valinoti was fourth. out by three votes. His final Thursday to get ready. No wait was necessary to total was 150. find out that both the current Before the seven absentee Dutch Auction expense and capital outlay ballots were tallied, Mr. An- portions of the $442,125 budget drews and Mr. Valinoti were works this way: were approved handily. tied at 150 votes, and Mr. The $293,852 portion of the Wecker's total was 153. Only Thursday through Saturday, current expense budget to be Mr. Doyle, with 202 votes, was you buy a $100 suit raised by local levy passed 163 assured of reelection. to 77. The capital outlay budg- Mrs. Kathryn Richard, cur- marked 50% off. You pay $50. et of $11,858 passed 162 to 72. rent board president, did not Beginning Monday 9:30 a.m., you Mr. Doyle, seeking his sec- seek reelection. buy a $100 suit marked AtlanticHighlands Okays 50% off, sale price is $50 less 10%. You pay Budget; 3 Incumbents Win $45. Thursday, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and Mr. Julian received 166 Friday, Saturday- - A $532,586 school budget votes. , best selection. was approved by voters yes- The fourth candidate, new- terday and three incumbents comer Mrs. Carol Card nf 22 Monday - were reelected to the Board of Third Ave., polled 75 votes. lowest price. Education. Voters approved by a vote Sale items are sold as is, alterations extra. Sorry, no of 153 to 76 the $413,188 cur- Police Seek holds, no layaways. All sales final. Bank charges rent expense portion of the Purse Thief accepted on purchases over $25. No restriction on Natelson budget. Capital outlay of RED BANK — Police arc charges. Dutch Auction applies only to merchandise advertised $16,441 was approved by a seeking a black' youth, about for this particular sale and does not include our entire stock. vote of 159 to 69. 18. believed to have taken a Reelected to three-year purse from Mrs. Marion Tur-. terms were Joseph Julian of tnra. 27. oi Red Bank, while 58 Memorial Pkwy., Burton she was walking on Leonard Talmage of 4 North Ave. and St. Broad and Douglas A. Williams of 95 The youth was described as Front Streets, Grand Ave. being about six feet tall, "'Mr. Williams was the high- weighing about 170 pounds Red Bank est vote-getter with 203 votes. and wearing a beige raincoat Mr Talmage polled 18B votes, and dark trousers. THEDAILY Top Secret: GM Papers • E*UMlsbedJal»7S-PubllstieGeneral Motors, tomotive components as steer- investigation of Cochran's/or- the world's largest corporate ing, brakes, visibility, elec- ganization. Commenting for citadel. trical systems. This failure to Phillips, a spokesman denied € Wednesday, February 14,1973 meetings and photographs in- that the director was going af- These internal papers show tended for GM eyes only. alert the public has endan- gered motorists and pe- ter the agency for political that the great motor moguls, GM has taken extraordinary reasons. despite their past embarrass- precautions to keep these destrians alike. ANDERSON ments at the hands of Ralph documents from getting out. A typical report, describing Humane Hunt — The U.S. Nader, are continuing to cov- In a five-page letter, board the brake problems of a 1968 disregard for the public's Humane Society lost its- court er up serious safety defects in chairman Richard C. Gersten- Eldorado in Lyndhurst, N.J., safety when they allow some- case to ban use of bows-and- . the vehicles they turn loose on berg last October reminded states: "Car involved in mi- thing like this to go unre- arrows and antique weapons the highways. employes that "strict security nor accident. Owner claimed solved. They haven't recalled for hunting on federal wildlife GM has been forced to re- is essential to the successful brakes went to floor. Dealer the cars; they haven't notified lands, but may be on the way- call millions of defective cars' operation of every phase of did work on brakes after the anybody. It's probably one of to an unexpected victory out- in order to repair, faulty en- our business." He warned of accident. (A few day later) the most serious problems side the courts. The society gine mounts and steering sys- "appropriate disciplinary ac- owner claims brakes went to that ever existed." claims these weapons maim or tems. But fhe~a6cuments in tion" against employes violat- floor and caused him to strike He said GM's attitude was -cripple dear and other anim- our possession show that at ing corporate security. a pedestrian." strictly "dollar, money. I als instead of killing them out- ' least a dozen other critical Another report on trouble in want them to take positive ac- right. Despite the unsuccessful hazards plague millions more A month later, G.M vice Ardmore, Pa., notes: "Left tion in a definite way in the .court proceedings, the Interi- cars that have not been re- president John Z. DeLorean front wheel sheared off. Rolled interest of the Dublic, because or Department has begun a called. 0 told a secret management toward a group of children. the public is responsible for quiet survey to see whether These defects are de-- conference: "Every defect,, Didn't hit anyone. Turned it their miiltibilliori profit an hunters should be given tests scribed in an array of docu- each recall only diminishes over to dealer. Never heard nually." with their weapons before ments that range from Dealer the credibility of whatever any more. Yesterday right Crackdown on Critics — they hunt in the federal ref- Service Problem Reports to amount of advertising we do wheel sheared off." Howard Phillips, the arch- uges. The department, in an GM's hush-hush Form 1241 re- ... The plain and simple truth The evidence in the docu- conservative appointed to dis- internal memo, also says it is ports on preliminary in- is that poor quality threatens ments has been supplemented mantle the Office of Econom- considering present statistics vestigations. Some of the re- to destroy us." by discussions with the con- ic Opportunity, is using his of- on how many animals are ports bear notations such as Profits vs. People cerned GM employes. In de- fice to squelch criticism of the able to live on the lands and "GM Restricted: Not To Be GM seems more interested, scribing one serious defect, an Nixon Administration among how many are crippled by Disclosed Outside G.M. Cor- nevertheless, in covering up employe close to the problem CEO-funded groups. Rural hunters. The study will also" poration." We also have con- their defects than improving said sadly: "GM will conceal Housing Alliance Director touch on the weapons them- fidential minutes of internal the quality. The attitude be-- things. They have a wanton Clay Cochran, for example, selves. Valentine Died for True Love By JIM BISHOP gan gods,in.the social and le- cord fastened about her waist •gal sense, he proclaimed that. in a "Hercules knot." Only St. Valentine's Day, which Rome had been founded on the groom could untie it. After commemorates lovers to each THE the human family — that the wedding reception, she other, is a custom dating back without this as a cornerstone, was carried over the thres- about 1,600 years. Some of the REPORTER Rome would fall. hold, but never by the bride- ' lovely secret things which oc- groom. Symbolically, this was cur on St. Valentine's Day go Riiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Thus, if Claudius Gothicus done to keep her from stum- back even further. espoused the family, he must bling — a bad omen. It also tines and the roses are no spared the groom a possible' As a human emotion,, the more than momentary remin- have been strong on love, be- love of a man for a woman is cause you can't have the one hernia. ders of a life sentence., The priest Valentine was impossible to divine, beset, as The original St. Valentine without the other. On the oth- it is, with outrageous ecsta- er hand, it must be confessed brought before Claudius Goth- had no notion that his name icus in A.D. 269 and charged sies and pits of pain. Sole and - would be used as a promotion that Claudius was a strong exclusive possession might be anti-Lib dude. with a certain senatorial with being a Christian. stunt for timid hearts. The Claudius wanted no- part of a lawyer's manner of describ- hagiography of Valentine isn't He believed the the husband grace." P.S. He was also rich. ing love, but it involves much owned the family: the wife, Betrothal Ritual such a dirty business, so he much more than one might sent Valentine to the Prefect more than the cynic will conr find on a tombstone. He was a the children, house, chariot, The kid was in the betrothal cede, and much less than horses, money and idols. In ritual before he knew the time of Rome for judgment. It is Roman; he became a priest; said that the Prefect made all lovers observe in the vast he died in the year 269 A.D. addition, good old C. also pro- of day. A dowry was stipu- Our Men's Return depths of the starry sky. claimed that any family head. lated, and the bridgegroom-to- sorts of lavish promises to Va- True love is as real as a We know more about love in had the right to punish any be gave his fiancee a metal lentine if he would put the rap It's appropriate this Valentine's Day will be a cherished day for his parents in warm breeze on cheeks, and - Rome than we do about Va- member of his family — in- ring to be worn on the third on his church in public. to comment on what is indeed a national Manasquan and his wife and children in as difficult to see. Those who lentine. He lived in the reign cluding death. finger of her hand, where a Valentine declined. At the love affair — that between each of us\and Memphis, Tenn. We remember him as an least understand love spend of Claudius Gothicus, a Cae- Still, love flourished with nerve was reputed to lead di- Porta Valentini, he was pub- the returning prisoners of war. Even those outstanding athlete for Rutgers Univer- the most time falling into it. sar with squinting eyes and a the right ingredients. Pliny rectly to the heart. licly flogged and beheaded. Thus the path to sainthood. who had no family or friendship ties had to sity, a phase of his life which may .have Adolescents fall in love with, cleft in his chin. Claudius had a buddy who wanted to In some marriages, the wife would rule only three years could retain her own property The event occurred on Febru- be deeply moved by the sight, via tele- love itself. Sadly, many of our find a husband for his daugh- helped him endure nearly eight years of ladies and gentlemen remain (268-270), bu,t he acted with: ter. Pliny found the right boy. on one condition. She had to ary 14th, a day when it was vision and news photos, of the arrival imprisonment. adolescent all their lives. . . the ruthless authority of one "He has great energy as well absent herself from her believed the birds begin to home of these men whose service to their There are a few truisms who might live forever. as application, joined with a spouse's bed three nights each mate. From this slender- nation was arduous indeed. The Department of Defense arranged about love. The more one de- Ancient Virtues high degree of modesty. He year. To make it legal, ol thread ol romance. Valentine a '^red carpet" welcome in the Philippines course, she had to tell the and true,lover were forever It was inspiring and electrifying to mands of it the less one re- His heart's desire^was to re- .has the look of a gentleman, fofuhe returning POW's. It was but a ges- ceives. The more one gives to store the "ancient virtues" of fresh-colored and blooming, • whole neighborhood. entwined.. . watch these disciplined military men de- ture or an expression that our nation is ex- love the more one receives. Rome, which included the and a natural handsomeness' On the wedding day, she And don't foreget. He, too^ , bark from the planes which brought them lost his head . . tremely grateful to them and to all those The lacy'heart-shaped valen- worship of a great many pa- in his whole build together wore a special tunic with a from their captors. Their snappy salutes to the welcoming officers, quickly followed who performed their assigned duty. by broad smiles as they realized some of We should not, of course, forget the their long-awaited dreams, caused many families of those who did not return from Vietnam. For them, Monday was another Cooking Your Own Goose television viewers to shed a tear or two. They were tears of joy, to be sure, and we of the trying days that have been piling up By ROBERT YOAKUM iiiimiiiniiiiiiiniiiiini IMIIIIIIIIHUIIIIIII "A single long-stemmed cologne, one you feel ex- can hardly imagine how great that grat- for too long. Their comfort can come only rose," 1 replied. presses her. Spray her sheets itude is when spread over the hundreds of in the realization of President Nixon's God knows, and SOL do...I, .that ANOTHER "After 20 years I get one with it — lightly." hope that the sacrifices have purchased us Cosmopolitan magazine always lousy rose!" she yelled. But I decided against that. I families whose patience was being re- "What kind of stupid joke is generations of peace. tries to be helpful. The cur- also rejected No. 65: "Take a warded, whose prayers were being an- rent issue, for example, in- LOOK that?" Then she told me what bath together by candlelight," swered. We have read that the returning pris- cludes: to do with the rose: "A Doctor's Antidotes for < itiiiiiiuiniHiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii So'l tried No. 2: "Write a It was especially comforting to see so oners of war will face difficult days of and No. HH: "Make love to her Those Worry and Anxiety love note with soap on her van- hands. Touch them, kiss them, many of them in what appeared to be good readjustment, and that may be true, both Feelings." friend Phil Miller on what ity mirror." caress them." I figured she physical condition. The men were lean, for them and their families. We are opti- "The New Way to Stop happened when he ... Well, She told me that the kids might have me committed, some limped, some used crutches and mistic, however, that the strength of char- Pregnancy." let him tell the story: wrote slop all over the mirror, YOAKUM like that poor guy in the Thur- some had to be carried—but they were acter exhibited by them thus far, com- "Start Telling the Truth No Dear Bob, and I was too embarrassed to hadn't brought us any closer ber story who saw a unicorn really and truly on the way back where bined with a renewed appreciation of their Matter How Gruesome the Mimi has seemed out of tell her it was me. together, but 1 figured Cosmo in the garden. Hurt or the Deceit." sorts — you know, snappish Then I tried combining two they belong, their United States. homeland, will help them meet whatever wouldn't print the piece unless So instead I made a last try "How Bitches Get Riches." and sour-faced — for the past on the list. No. 23: "Take her it had some solid stuff. So with No. 3: "Send her a tele- Of particular interest to Monmouth challenges are in the offing. And so forth. But now and couple of decades, so when I walking in the rain," and next I tried combining three. gram saying 'I love you.' County residents was the sight of Navy Lincoln's Birthday, 1973, will stay as then, with all their good in- saw the article in Cosmopoli- No. 25: "Take her to an X- No. 16: "Install amber lights Leave it unsigned." Cmdr. Raymond A. Vohden, one of the an important day in our history. It pro- tentions, the editors of Cosmo tan listing 101 ways to show I rated movie." in the bedroom," No. 36: She got the telegram, but was "more loving and atten- That was a very bad scene. first U.S. pijots to be shot down. He had vided one of the few pleasant chapters in print a piece that does more "Burn incense in the bed- didn't say anything, which harm than good. In this same tive," I went right to work. One of the worst. We walked been a prisoner since 1965, and Monday room," and No. 82: "Float a puzzled me. I didn't expect the sad story of Vietnam. issue, for example, there is a First, I tried No. 1: "Bring both ways in the rain to see K pansy in the bathtub. Wait for her to whisper sweet noth- subversive article entitled her a single long-stemmed Deep Navel Lust." Wnen we hertofind'it. ings in my ear, but I thought "101 Ways a Man Can Please rose. (Not a dozen roses. One got home she just sat there, When she came into the she'd say something. ECOM's Future Role a Woman." is more romantic.)" dripping, and stared at me. bedroom she looked at the Then I happened to see this Here's a report from ray "What's that?" she said. The way she stared-1 could About 100 civilian employes at the amber light, sniffed a couple piece of paper 'sticking out of en the jolt, which we believe will be made tell she hadn't had a good of times, scrunched up her her nanaDag. i pulled it out Philadelphia installation of the Electronics as softly as possible by the Army. time. IYOU can tell those tace, and then walked into the and read it. It was a telegram Command, which has its headquarters at From an efficiency and economy things after a couple of dec- bathroom. to some guy named Charlie. Ft. Monmouth, visited here Saturday to standpoint, the consolidation makes sense. ades. After she came out, I could "Dear Charlie," it said, "I" As you may know, Mimi look at the area. The reason is that they We naturally are happy that ECOM will tell by her expression that she love you, too. It looks like Phil will probably be among those being trans- was brought up to be quite pu- thought I'd slipped a gear. It has flipped his lid so maybe I become a more permanent county estab- ritanical. She didn't say a ferred in Defense Department's plans to was pretty spooky, with the can get him committed and lishment, one which will be of great im- word to me until a week later, room smelling like a rock con- split. See you at the usual consolidate ECOM activities, and, in the portance in the Defense Department's after she was over her cold. cert, Mimi looking like she'd time. Kisses. Mimi." process, eliminate duplications that will changeover from war to peace. Then all she said was, "You got jaundice in the light, and 1 have sent the editor of result, overall, in about 400 fewer jobs. take me to another filthy that funny gleam in her eyes. Cosmopolitan one long- Monmouth County will welcome the movie like that again and I'll The employes assigned to Philadelphia I checked the list again and stemmed rose and told her newcomers, and we know that the liaison - brain you, although I'm not so figured out that maybe my naturally are unhappy about the prospects what to do with it. being formed between the fort and Real- sure you've got one." problem was that I'd left out Sincerely, of pulling up roots, and they also fear the The first four ways 1 tried tors, municipal officials and the Mon- No. 54: "Select a new spray Phil hieher cost of living that the move here mouth-Ocean Development Council will undoubtedly will bring about. The quality help make the change as warm and friend- Of life in Monmouth County is high, though, ly as possible. and that is a factor that should be taken Today in Histoi jinto consideration. As to the county's economy, the addi- By the Associated Press 7 I The transfers and reduction in force tions to ECOM at Ft. Monmouth should In 1929, seven hoodlums who were rivals of the Al Capone would remain in Europe as will be spread over a year, beginning in -serve as a reminder of how valuable a Today is the 45th day of gang in Chicago were murder- long as they were "wanted June. That period of time should help soft- neighbor this installation is—and has been. 1973. This is Valentine's day. ed in a garage. The killings there. There are 320 days left in the became known as the St. Va- Five years ago: It was dis- year. lentine's Day massacre. closed that a round of peace Today's highlight in history: In 1950, Soviet Premier Ni- probes between the United Cemetery Vandals On this date in 1BB3, Canada kita Khrushchev denounced States and North Vietnam had not produced any basis for Once again area residents have reason cemetery chapel. became a royal province of the policies of Joseph Stalin, France. halting bombing of the north • ito be shocked and dismayed. The occasion The desecration cannot be passed over at a Soviet communist party and opening peace talks. On this date- conference in Moscow. was the vandalism visited upon a 77-year- as children's pranks. Rather, it is the work In 1H59. Oregon was admit- One year ago; American In 1967, Britain announced trade restrictions against old cemetery in West Long Branch last of sick young criminals whose parents are ted into the union as the 33rd existence of a Soviet-British iweekend. Operated by the Congregation Communist China were re- careless, or worse, in the rearing of their state. plan for peace in Vietnam, if laxed, putting that country on [Brothers of Israel of Long Branch, the offspring. There is a ?50Q reward offered In 1 K!>S. Hawaii was an- and when the two sides were the same basis as the,Soviet nexed to the United States by icem.elery suffered several thousands of for the arrest and conviction of the per- ready for one. Union. . treaty. 'dollars worth of damage in toppled head- "It's P«rt Of Our Pluii To Ten years ago: The United Today's birthdays: Comedi- petrators of this latest atrocity. We hope In 1912, Arizona became the States assured its Western al- Stones and burned prayer books in the the payment can be made. Decentralize Government" 4Hth state. an Jack Benny is 79. Woman lies that American troops golfer Mickey Wright is 38. The Dally Register, Ecditeiik-MIddlctown.N.J.WcdJBsday.Febraary 14,1973 7 MYAA, Little League, Boys' Club Affiliations Explained MWdletown Youth Athletic was rejected by Little League board of trustees has voted hospitals like Riverview and Association is foot dragging on this very Jacqueline T. Yuhasz National Organization for in their application for a char, unanimously to adhere to , Monmouth Medical are re- vital issue. President Monmouth County Women P.O. Box 30 ter in 1968, based on the fact FROM OUR their strict antjabortion stance sponding to their commu- Middletown, N.J. 07748 that a viable organization al- unless the mother's death is not nities' needs. Hospitals should To the Editor: ready existed in their geogra- likely, but expected. A poll of be forward looking ... begin For the past several years phic area ready and able to READERS the medical staff of the hospi- training programs for para- some confusion has remained conduct a Little League pro- professionals, setting up clin- UIHHHUnMHHUIUIHIIIHIIIIIIinillllllllllll tal indicated support of the for the parents and children gram. '> board's decision. The hospital ics ... instead Point Pleasant MONMOUTH MEATS residing in the River Plaza The major concern of the one of our elected officials. I explains its position by stating section of Middletown, re- MYAA in this matter is for am, of course, referring to the that the Supreme Court's de- 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. 90OCEANP0RTAVE. garding the participation of the benefits of the youngsters deliberate setting of a fire in cision does not force hospitals RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER boys in Little League Base- who wish to play in the Little the Assembly chamber of our to perform abortions. The 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 ball, conducted by the Middle- League program. If the River state by Assemblyman Brian Monmouth County Chapter of NGHEST town Youth Athletic Associ- Plaza Boys Club wishes to T. Kennedy. the National Organization for UAN-FRESH ALL-PORK Arbogast & Bastion ation. conduct its own program for This irresponsible behavior Women charges that the Point INTEREST A small press release print- the boys in its general area of was totally unwarranted. I Pleasant Hospital is wearing ed recently in The Register influence, please do so. How- am sure that all your readers blinders to the fact that they ALLOWED BY IAW highlighted this confusion. It ever, if the River Plaza Boys will agree that if one of our GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS are denying women their On Regular . simply stated that a forthcom- Club wishes to charter its own own children displayed such rights as guaranteed under ing meeting of the River Little League program, it dangerous behavior, he or she the constitution. The hospi- Passbook Plaza Boys Club, "no longer af- should present its case to the would be severely disciplined. CHUCK LINKS FRANKS tal's answer is to advise wom- Savingt filiated with the MYAA," was proper authorities and abide I am sure the assem- en to go to other area hospi- to be held at a forthcoming blyman's temper-tantrum On One Year C by their decision. tals for the service. This can date. We should all keep in mind caused, much needless alarm Certificates Let's set the record that the MYAA, one of the among his colleagues. In the only be interpreted as negli- Ib. of Deposit 89 straight! Never at anytime future, may I suggest that the gence by the hospital. Other 79 largest youth programs in the 89! has the River Plaza Boys Club •state, has afforded not only assemblyman confine his tem- On Two Year SWIFT'S PREMIUM LEAN-ALL MEAT LEAN MEATY been affiliated with the per-tantrums to the privacy of baseball, but basketball, foot- Certificates Regular and Thick MYAA. Although last year ball, and girls' programs for his own home where he will or Lazy Map/9 during 1972 baseball season more than 3,000 youngsters in neither endanger nor embar- ef Deposit LAMB SPARE several teams composed Middletown for the past 10 rass his fellow legislators, his U.pntiu Inturrd I'p is IKl.lllHI b. 1.11,1.1.. mainly of boys residing in years. It is an open organiza- county or our state. River Plaza played under the tion which elects its commis- Eli S. Belil BACON PATTIES RIBS direction of the MYAA. sioners annually from those Foot-Draggers NAVESINK HOUSE It is old ffislbry relative to who choose to volunteer. It is C 40 Riverside Av«.,K«d Bank the situation between River not narrow in its desire to 51 Danemar Drive Matawan, N.J.' Plaza Boys Club and MYAA- serve only one section of the Ib. When the MYAA,received its township, and in fact has co- To the Editor: n*nntil Ift'Mtinrt (.nrp. 99 79! Point Pleasant Hospital's 99! original charters from Little operated in many instances I League in 1967, the areas of with its sister organization in the township, not already ser- Lincroft in initiating various viced by the Lincroft Little sports^programs other than League were awarded to the baseball. MYAA, in addition to the Therefore, let it be made boroughs of Atlantic High- clear to all concerned, that lands and Highlands. These those parents who wish to see young" boys who resided in their boys continue to partici- River Plaza were eligible to pate in the National Little play'under Little League di- League program as it is of- rection if those chose to par- fered here in Middletown and ticipate in the MYAA pro- who reside in the area of Riv- gram. At the same time the er Plaza should encourage River Plaza Boys Club con- their sons to register with the ducted its own registration for MYAA. a program of baseball con- Until such time when anoth- ducted outside the direction of er organization offers evi- official Little League. At no dence of its capability of di- time, however, did the MYAA recting a viable Little League seek to disrupt the River program which is now within Plaza Boys Club, other than the boundaries of the Middle- to accept any boys who re- town Youth Little League sided in River Plaza and de- franchise, only by participa- . sired to play within its pro- tion in the MYAA program gram. can a youngster reap the ben- In 1968, a meeting was held efits of Little League play. Among the benefits, in- SUDDEN BEAUTY between MYAA officers and the River Plaza Boys Club to cidentally, of the MYAA pro- discuss the assimilation of the gram are the following: 1. Ev- 1214 oz. River Plaza baseball program ery boy who registers is as- into the MYAA, with no re- signed to a teami 2. Every HAIR SPRAY REG. sults. member of a team plays in In trie days before the open- every Little League game. & HARD TO HOLD ing of the 1972 season another It is hoped by this writer meeting was held between the that Riyer Plaza parents MFG. SUGG. RET. 95C two organizations resulting in weigh carefully the decision the resolution that the River of the River Plaza Boys Club Plaza Boys Club would not to withdraw its "support" of m conduct its own program of the MYAA. But to repeat, at baseball, encouraging instead no time has the River Plaza Boys Club been affiliated with GLASS TUMBLERS its boys residing in River Plaza to join the MYAA. the MYAA Little League as Based on the response, two an organization. Only its additional Major Little members, as adult volunteers, League teams were formed in have been involved, as are the MYAA's Atlantic Little those of St. Mary's Athletic TWIST OF GOLD League in addition to several Association, New Monmouth Athletic Association, The Mid- minor and pioneer training Not. Available in Sor.icrv.ille 8/77 teams. These teams were giv- dletown Teener League, and en names prefaced by the others who readily turned River Plaza appellation — yet over their baseball program they were now full fledged to the MYAA during the past Hf" Little League teams in every to assure a finer and more •r WITH THIS COUPON sense 0/ the world, enjoying competitive youth athletic , -k-k-« « YOUR CHOICE all the advantages and privi- •program for the youngsters of LIQUID 7oz leges of the national youth the township. Sincerely, ili program. •• PRELL * Bill Thompson I SHAHPOO CONCENTRATE 3oz To the uninitiated, the Little Commissioner and League structure often seems Past President m OOOBTILPfl. 20th, 1973. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. complicated. Leagues are ,\.U based on population bases of Then, Now 15,000 persons, and the 3039 Emmons Ave. leagues are required to offer Sheepshead Bay, N.Y. 11235 the benefits of the program to To the Editor: each and every boy eligible as Why all the hullabaloo about to age and residency in the the CNJ? I went down to WITH THIS COUPON charter area. Long Branch last July. The WIIH7HI5COUP ON This the MYAA has always train about 5 a.m. New York . HEAD & SHOULDERS done! bound was 45 minites late. EXCEDRINP.M. ' SHAMPOO YOUR 2.7OZ TUBE The boys who become mem- Thenthey dumped us off bers of the major league team somewhere near Elizabeth- 30s MFG. SUGG. RET. 1.49 CHOICE 40Z. LOTION may retain their status as port. We had to wait two GOOD TIL FEB. 27lb, 1973. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. GOOD TIL (El. 20th, 1973. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. members of the particular hours for a train to take us to Little League as long as they the Penn Station. The seats wish. Even if a player and windows were filthy dirty, changes his residency, he paper all over the floor. 1 rode may continue to play for his the PRR-CNJ for years while original team, as long as he is in Red Bank. The station, par- capable of attending games don me while I blush, 1 mean I WITHTHI and is eligible as to age. the place where I get tickets, WITH THIS COUPON mwymyij MFG. MFG. * During the present between was old when I came there in SUGG. SUGG. seasons, the representatives 1904. Still the same, except for c RET of River Plaza Boys Club SCOPE RET. a dob of paint. The railroads baseball program sought ad- should be made to clean up or TAMPONS REG. & SUPER "93 MOUTHWASH 12 oz. 1.29 GOOD III fU. 2 7th, 1973. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMEK.I mission to the other Little dear out. We have the same GOOD TIL FE1. 27lh, 1973. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. I League in Middletown and the problem here. A lot of fatheads result was not to accept their drawing big wages and the request. Of course, under LIRR going round and round Little League charter and and when they come in no- franchise regulation this was body knows. The CNJ is for a highly improper overture tile public. Make them help the because only the MYAA has public. Me, I ride the bus to Spectacular Savings on $ !<*?£ I the Little League franchise Jersey now, I know when and . SAVE 1 covering the River Plaza sec- THIS VALUABLE COUPON WORTHJ1.15 how I will get there. So come Townd The Purchiic Of 100 Tablets OI Towird the Purchise of 100 Capsules of tion of Middletown and such a on all you folks in Red Bank, foods plus (Formula 428) request should have been in- Fair Haven to Sea Bright, FORMULA itiated to the MYAA first. also Shrewsbury, Eatontown, ROSEHIPS-C )"B"withC 11 Lest one would think that Middletown. Fight for better Regularly $3.15 — SSL Regularly J3.79- the MYAA is being selfish rail service. VITAMINS* NOW. with this coupon, I NOW, with Ihii coupon, only $2.29 about its franchise, it should 1 thank you and God Bless be noted that in 1969. the you. A.D. Martinsen a coupon offer you can't refuse MYAA relinquished its Little Former Red Banker ••••••! League franchise rights for • LIVINGSTON -KING'S SUPERMARKET Atlantic Highlands and High- Kennedy Antics • MORRISIPWN, 26 NO. PARK AVENUE • SOMERVILLE, 63 MAIN STREET lands, resulting in the forma- • UNION, 1029 STUYVESANT AVE • BERGENFIELD, 40 S. WASHINGTON AVE. SOGirardSt • HACKtNSACK, 630 MAIN STREET NOT AVAILABLE AT KING'S SUPERMARKET, LIVINGSTON tion of the Sandy Hook Little • RED BANK, 58 BROAD STREET Marlboro, N.J. • BIOOMFIELD, 23 BROAD ST. NOT MSPONSIIU FOR TYPOG^APHICAl EHO«S League. To the Editor: • ORANGE, 301 MAIN STREET Wt MSItVt IHE RIGHT TO IIMIT QUANTITIES Again, reminding those who I am sure that all the citi- • PIAINRELD. 189 E. FRONT ST think this only a tempest in a zens of Monmouth County re- teapot, we should recall that acted as I did — with shock the River Plaza Boys Club and dismay — to the antics of 8 lie Dally Register, Red Bank-BBdffletown, N. J. Wetteesttay, febniary H 073 Feel rich, Science Tips Scales Against Art Forgers warm, By MILTON BLOCK can be helpful in determining help to determine the com- residual neat centuries later, beat the scientists at tbu the age or genuineness of arti- position of pigrrlents, inks, vit- Scientists are also working on game of true and false, but I have written several col- facts made of paper, lime- reous substances and the like. dating techniques based on there is little doubt that sci- worry umns about clever forgers stone, leather, paintings, rugs, When even the smallest the original magnetic polarity i ence has tipped the scales flake or particle cannot possi- of the object in relation to dramatically against the and how they nearly got away and tapestries, as well as 1 free with it all. In practice, how- those mentioned above. bly be spared, "Hall's Box" is that of the earth! cheats in recent years. The life of the forger jjromises to ever, far more forgeries are X ray, on the other hand, is an alternative. With this Forgers and fakers will, no detected and unmasked than method the object is bomb- doubt, continue in their efforts grow uneasier yet in the fu- largely confined to the exam- ture. pass. ination of paintings. X rays arded with X rays uand "the to defraud the public and to The front-line defense are much shorter thin ul- spectrographic analysis* is against fakes is the expertise traviolet rays and penetrate performed without.damage of dealers and curators whose materials according to their via computer. Hall's Box was ATTENTION! daily familiarity with the sub- density. The voltage on an one extremely important used with great success in un- ject is both keen and incisive. X-ray machine can be adjust- method of chemical analysis covering the Piltdown fraud, Rumson and New Shrewsbury The overall appearance and) ed to the desired degree ot used in the arts is spectre* A method of dating certain Residents penetration (which, for paint- copy. The spectroscope is an kinds of antiquities and anthro- ings, is very low). instrument used widely in po- pological materials is the ra-' '' Have extra cash in your bank ljce labs. A piece of a sub- diocarbon technique. This Reliability, that's the Key word! Usually a subject painting is stance can be heated with an q We've been in business in this area over 25 years and have balance when you need it. Open BRUSH X-rayed at several different method is essentially one of over 3,000 satisfied customers. All our sewer installations are electric arc which makes its guaranteed (or one full year and all work is done by licensed a Cash-O-Matic account with us. voltage levels to provide a set atoms emit light. Each ele- measuring the rate at which WORK of photos for comparison-. This radioactive carbon is con- plumbers. ' ment emits a unique and iden- LlCENSEO-BONOED-INSUREO FIRST mmHiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiHiuiiHiuuniiH has sometimes revealed an tifiable spectrum, which is verted into stable carbon unsuspected earlier painting atoms. It is helpful in dating style of a work is very telling, photographed. Unknown sub NATKWU under the subject painting. stances can be thus photo- organic remains which are and I have heard many an ex- 1,000 to 50,000 years old. There 'Rite Way" CORRIGAN'S DANK In the Han Van Meegeren graphed and compared. to COLONIAL^ pert comment that a painting forgeries this method was gp p is a somewhat parallel meth- The b»nk thai looks out lor you or sculpture "didn't feel used to detect the sketch on photos of known elements un- od of dating certain kinds of Red Bank's oWwr and targttt sewer connecting right." With a truly knowl- the original canvas that Van til a match is found. Even us- old pottery which depends on firm, tit. 1945 edgeable expert, this kind of Meegeren had scraped clean ing tiny bits of material, such the fact that from the time it uneasiness bears close in- to use for his own version of a as a flake of paint from an oil is fired pottery maintains For Appointment 747-2706 24 Hours-7 Days vestigation because small dis- Vcrmeer. painting, the method is ex- some measure of its heat. 127 OAKLAND ST. RED BANK Advertise in The Register crepancies may be registering Variable Factors tremely accurate and can Delicate tests can measure the In his unconscious, even There are so many variable though he can't pin them factors in the use of X rays, down in concise language. such as voltage, exposure ' Sometimes, however, a ma- time, focal-length, plate de- jor work conies under fire and velopment and energy of cur- science comes to the aid of rent that it cannot be put in the dealer or curator with a the same class with the more surprising arsenal of weap- easily accessible and more ons. These are the Achilles' readily usable ultraviolet light heel of the forger and he is examination. hard pressed to answer them. now in it's third B-l-G week Ultraviolet or "black" light Photography can be very , Is one of these weapons. Ultra- useful in the examination of works of art. A black-and- violet light is a light wave Atlantic Highlands Wall Township Howell Township, white photograph may reveal RT 36 & FIRST AVE RT 35 & SEA GIRT AVE. RT 9 & ALDRICH RO. somewhat shorter than violet important details of a painting and, hence, invisible to the or- simply because it has done Open Mori, thru Fri. 8 A.M. til 11 P.M. Open Sat 8 A.M. dinary eye. Some materials away with the color which til 9 P.M. Open Sunday 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. _____-, reflect these very short waves' otherwise might distract the Most New Jersey stores in such a way as to make observer from a more basic open 9 A.M.'til 6 P.M. them longer and visible again. consideration. Of course, spe- on Monday, February 19th. These materials are said to cial filters and strong lights Washington's Birthday fluoresce, and the kind of flu- can be used to bring out spe> orescence observed can be cial information. .. most informative. SEMI-BONELESS Trust Finast... for Honest Value! For instance, glazes on por-. Infrared photographs can celains will show up as a soft be especially revealing in the violet under ultraviolet light,, study of paintings. These TRIM: FRESHNESS: bot restorations on such photos are taken with long- Rib Roast At Finast we always All our meot is cut right at th* store to assure pieces will often fluoresce wave light using special film have the tame clot* you of f reihnew at all times. We realix* you with a vrVid, .yellowish-white- and lenses. Exposure times OVEN READY trim on all mean store your meal purchases for us* later in glow. The same color^appears are likely to be considerably • Cut from at all limes on taie the week, so you can see the importance of on a newly-varnished surface long than with ordinary light? the first and off. W. call freshness controls. We call that HONEST and is, therefore, useful in de- Photographs made in' this four ribs that HONEST VALUE. VAIUE. tecting repairs and retouch- manner are stdrtlingly differ-' $|29 ings of paintings. ent from those made with or- only! ib. Ultraviolet Detection dinary plates and film. In- Not only is ultraviolet light frared photos show a very 45* useful in detecting all kinds of wide range of grays, altering Fresh Chicken Wings restorations in pottery and the whole color scale and Chicken Thighs 65* porcelains but it is also useful creating a fresh point of view utterball in uncovering forgeries as of the subject. Paintings Mushrooms Chicken Legs 59* well. Some kinds of porcelains which are smothered in old $149 have a unique shade of fluor- varnish can be plumbed, Add Zest Chicken Cutlets "tr* escence, and forgeries can be yielding detailed information and Flavor detected simply by comparing about what is underneath. to Gravies, BONELESS BEEF an unquestionably genuine' Restorations are some- Soups and piece side try side with the sus- times plainly visible in in- Sauces Swift's Premium, Grade A pect piece under this special frared photographs which are Ib. basket light. otherwise undetectable. SUdr. Steak Old lead-glass wilf usually Illegible signatures and ob- or cut thick for fluoresce in a distinctive man- literated writing on old docu- Cherry n c ner and so win certain kinds, of ments have been successfully London stained'glass. Here again a di- deciphered with the aid of in- Tomatoes 39* rect comparison with a gen- frared photos, but as with all $159 Fresh, Large Broil uine example is most instruc- methods, the skill of the oper- & USDA CHOICE Ib. tive. ator is a highly important fac- Newly-cut wood fluoresces tor in its success. Pineapples w 1 slightly, but more important Chemical analysis is an im- Colonial Franks « is the differences in color be- portant scientific tool in the Fresh HM 95* to 9 lbs. Aver. Ib. tween parts of a restored piece' unmaking of forgeries. The Oscar Mayer Wieners 99* 49 of furniture. Bronze does not detection of a pigment or clay Avocados - HONEST VALUE HONEST VALUE fluoresce, but solder repairs that was not in use during the All Beef franks & on such pieces do. Newly cut age to which the work is sup- marble fluoresces differently posed to be attributed is cer- Knockwurst "£! from aged marble, as does cut tainly information worth hav- Chicken Jade. Ultraviolet examination ing-. 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Garrity Jr.. of Deal, partment of Dentistry. has been reelected chief of the medical staff of Jersey Shore Medical Center for 1973. Dr. F. Robert Haase ol Nep- tune City was reelected assis- tant chief of staff and Dr. Lynn A. Parry of Asbury Park was reelected secretary- treasurer. Dr. Steller is an attending physician in the Department of Medicine, Cardiac and Pul- monary Disease sections. Dr Haase is an attending physician in the Otorhinola- ryngology section. Depart- ment of Surgery, and Dr. Par- ry is an attending physician in MEDICAL CENTER OFFICERS — Medical staff officers at jersey Shore the General Surgery section. Medical Center, Neptune, are Dr. Frederick C. Steller, Spring Lake, cen- Department of Surgery and ter, chief of staff; Dr. F. Robert Haase, Neptune City, left, assistant chief the Hemodialysis section, De- of staff, and Dr. Lynn A. Parry, Asbury Pork, secretary-treasurer. partment of Medicine. All three physicians are PERFORMANCE NET? REWARD - John AA fred B Rodney of Avon, Ernest C. Burr of Nep- members of the Monmouth Dickinson, right, officer in-charge of the Red tune, Edward J. Plccolie of Red Bank, Bartholo- County Medical Society. Bank Post Office, presents $200 checks from the' mew T Shea of Eatontown, Joseph A. Jackson of Two new directors of the Monmouth Dean of Faculty U.S. Postal Service to si* postmen for work per- Cliffwoqd. Dennis E. Murray of Red Bank was not Hospital Medical Depart- formed in an exemplary manner during 1972. Left present. RtgllKr Stiff Mwn ments were appointed. Dr to right are Albert J Siegfried of Middletown, Al- Michael L. LaPorta of West Plans to Retire March 15 *• * WEST LONG BRANCH - Preparatory School In Baln- Everett W. Holt, dean of fac- bridge, Md. ulty at Monmouth College, During World War II, Mr. will retire March IS, ending a Holt served with the Navy 15-year association with the and is a retired Naval Re- institution. serve commander, holding * I *£*! *!*•*! *l*l*l * Mr. Holt joined the staff as membership in the Retired assistant professor of math- Officers Association, U.S. at these stores located near you! ematics in 1958 and rose to the Naval Institute and the Navy Finast rank of associate professor in * League of the United States. ' 19(2. He was named adminis- His academic affiliations in- RedBank 362 BROAD STREET Long Branch 320 THIRD AVE trative assistant in the presi- clude membership in the Op«n Monday thru Saturday Open Monday thru Saturday dent's office In 1962. Appoint- Mathematics Association of ment to his present post came 8 A.M. til 10 P.M. 8 AM. lit 9 P.M. America, the Society of Indus- in 1063. trial and Applied Mathemat- ' Open Sunday 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. Open Sunday 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. Prior to coming to Mon- ics, the New Jersey Associ- mouth, Mr. Holt was for seven ation of Colleges and Univer- RAIN CHECK POLICY years an engineer with the sities, the American Council If an advertised tpwial f* «v«r wld owl, aid th» Manager Ur a Western Electric Co. in Alien- of Academic Deans, Ameri- rain check It •nlille* yui 1a the tarn* item at the same price iht town, Pa. Previously, he held can Association of the Ad- following week Oi if you with, we'll giv* you a comparable teaching posts at Lawrence vancement ot Science and item at t h» same spatial prU* NOW Academy in Groton, Mass., at Delta Sigma Pi. Trust Finast... for Honest Value! Muhlenberg Cojlege and, as Monmouth College presi- FRIERICH'S chairman of the mathematics dent Dr. Richard J. Stonesl- At Stores with Service Deli department, at both Bethle- fer, noted that he accepts his INSPECTION: GRADE: hem (Pa.) Area College and resignation with great reluc- the U.S*. Naval Academy tance. "It has been," he con- All our warehouses that handle the meats and All our Beef is U.S.D.A. COOKED Pastrami Baked Ham tinued, "a pleasure to work poultry fer our stares an Federally inspected. In CHOICE Beef and all with Dean Holt at Monmouth addition we maintain our own staff of inspectors our Chickens U.S.D.A. Virginia Styl? Sliced to Legislators, College since I arrived in al each warehouse os double assurance that all GRADE A & U.S GOVT June, 1971. He has done a sol- products meet Finast high standards We call that INSPECTED We call that order id Job for the college, often HONEST VALUE HONEST VALUE Heat $139 half Ib Educators against considerable odds." and 83 Then, in reference to Mr. Eat Ib Pastrami To Convene Holt's plans to move to Sara- 1 l EATONTOWN - State leg- sota, where he is building a Turkey Breast BS t 59* islators will be the guests at home, he noted, "He can re- ,, 99* tire to bask in the Florida sun Hygrade Salami <% Colo mi * Mipi, wtf|ttf 12-DI. $125 the Monmouth County Ele- Quartered Loin Boiled Ham Odldllll Rtftrtw HjtiMil, K«licr vic.pki. r mentary Principals Associ- with the certainty that he will ation's dinner meeting tonight be remembered by many at Monmouth with real affection, Bologna Herring Tidbits..,,ii rm IMI. , ? 79* at 6:30 p.m. at the Old Or- mttMm chard Inn, Rt. 71. and that his part in devel- Sliced Bacontr In* Maptt oping the college is recog- Liverwurst X£L T 69< The annual Legislative din- nized as'a key one." SLICED ner affords educators the op- fnrernationa/Sea/ood Fresh, Tasty, Succulent portunity to discuss legisla- tion concerning the education- To Observe Beet Livex al field. Turbot Fillet Expected to attend are State Senators Joseph Azzo- Tithe Days' lina. Alfred N. Beadleston, From Greenland Richard R. Stout and Assem- Frozen At Channel Packed in Ib. blymen Chester Apy, Eugene 1 J. Bedell, John I. Dawes, The 20 Channel Home Cen- Full View 79 Brian T. Kennedy and Joseph Cod Steaks't,. ' ters will observe their 15th an- Package Ib. 69* E. Robertson. nual "Tithe Days" by donat- Ib. 69 Halibut Steaks Also present will be repre- ing 10 per cent of the retail 11 W sentatives from the Mon- value of purchases to any rec- Drumsticks ^!?^!?;*; " 52.*2 Cod FilletsS S , W mouth County Association of ognized legitimate church or Pork Roast I'/rib $039 Fish Sticks ..•<«••» » 79* School Administrators, Mon- charity selected by its cus- l HONEST VALUE, HONEST VALUE mouth County Association of tomers tn the individual's - 1 Beef Oxtails „„.,„ , ,.. 59* Secondary School Principals, name. Turkey Slices .« and Monmouth County Associ- The observance will be held tMI * 63* ation of School Business Ad- for seven days from Tuesday Boneless Fresh tl? ministrators. through Feb. 26, which is Na- RANCHER'S tional Brotherhood Week. Jennings Heads Tithing goes back to ancient Corned Beef Pork Ribs Richmond Regional Board Biblical times when everyone Veal Patties was expected to give 10 per Brisket, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - cent of his earnings to the U S 0 A Choice Green Beans Ambrose Jennings ot Unwell church. While tithing is little ThickCut Township has been'named practiced today, Channel Individual president of the Freehold Re- Home Centers have been ob- Froien SI 59 gional High School Board of serving this event (or the past 15 years. The various local Servings Education, replacing Donald 2-lb. Nash, Colts Neck. charities are invited to urge box Robert Mantel, Freehold their members to take advan- Township, a former president, tage of Channel's "Tithe I was renamed vice president. Days'* to help secure funds. More Frozen Food Specials Mr. Jennings, who works in heavy construction, has been Decorating Talk Finast Cut Corn ;, 29* on the board eight years. Mr. * Kleenex B Breast 0' B Large White Sara Lee Cherry Pie ';;•' 99* Mantei. who works in public Slated Tonight $ relations, has been a board * Finast Fish Sticks 3 & 1 member four years. MIDDLETOWN - A talk on Facial Tissue RChicken Tunafl Grade A Eggs The board reappointed Do- window treatments will high- light tonight's meeting of the Chunk Lil< 11 or R i ch niond Broccoli Spears MEl. 3 ?»," minlck Cerratto, Freehold, at- White or Assorted Ilk. J II. torney, and Armour Hulsarl, Junior Woman's Club In West- Roman Pizza i»f. 95* Avon, auditor. The monthly minster Presbyterian Church, M.J. meetings were set for the Tindall Road. Tasti Fries pt|i. '1 Robert Davis of Draperies Ii. third Monday of each month ill. 29* at H p.m. at Freehold Town- Plus, Rt. 35, Hazlet, will dis- | t-u. ship High School. cuss decorating and answer Minute Maid Until 53* CM 27* The Central Jersey Bank & questions from the audience. Trust Co. was renamed depos- The meeting will begin at Finasf fresh Bakery itory for the payroll, cafe- X:15. Chunk Beef or Slew tVogrtttVogttto CalfCalif. O lib. S | teria, general fund and bond and coupon accounts. The Co- KalKan& TomatoPurceO cons •! lonial First National Bank Will TAKE CAR! Of Cherry Pies was named depository for the ANSWERING YOUR PHONE Vlasic Kosher Del Gano Imported Ifal Fresh, student activity, athletic, sav- '24 HOUR ings and scholarship loan fund ANSWERING SERVICE Dill Pickles Tomatoes Large accounts. 8" Sue c 01 or $1 c*u671-9200 r Fiiit*. hsiiin. Dixie Cups,«.«, V 69* Milan. Dressing tlilln J boll. I Oven Cleaner Mb. 6-oi. Merger of Banks ADVERTIMMINT Octagon Liquid 49* College Inn Broth 2";,;," 39* pkg. SOMERSET - The Frank- Red Rose Tea Bags (I III tin.in. lin State Bank, which has cor- More Security With LL 59lib. S&WCornSS, Bathroom Tissue 4 'A 39* Raisin Bread 3 lOIIK porate headquarters here, Salada Tea Bags V 59*_ merged with the Farmers and FALSE TEETH Towards the purchase of Toward* the purchase of Toward* the purchase of ilb. three 11 'A-oi. plcgs. a OM-ID. jar Granola Bread 2 79* Merchants National Bank in While Eating,Talking an 8-oi. jar August 1971. It was in- Betty Crocker Greenwood Sliced Fresh Donuts V'iX' II it 37* Afraid false teeth will drop >t the Yuban (II correctly reported in the wrong Hme? A denture adhesive can Daily Register of Jan. 30 that help. FASTEETH* Powder give. Instant Coffee Pie Crust Mix Pickled Beets Round Sandwich Bread 33* dentures a longer, firmer, steadier the merger had taken place hold. Why be embarrassed? For more Limit (1). Good at Finast limit (1). Goad at Finast limit (1). Good at Finasl 31* during 1972. The bank has five •ecurlty »nd comtort, use FAS- Thru Sol, F«b. )7lh Thru Sat., Feb. 17th thru Sol., fib. 17th Deli Rolls"'UlM" TEETH Denture Adheilve Powder. • MFG. MFG. branches in Monmouth Coun- Dentures that fit are essential to ty. health. See your di ll Pries tfUttlv. thru Sot., F«b. 17lh. Net r«poniibl« far typog rophkol wren. Dtttrgtntt net ovailoblt wher* pnhibittd by law. 10 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middktown, N.J. Wednesday, February 14,1973 In Drawing a Will, Think About Taxes After Death r band leaves his half of their EDITOR'S NOTE: Death eration being given to the im- must be considered. against the various heirs. den of proof that the other these allowable deductions is of her estate to whom'she pact of death taxes upon the tenant contributed to the own- the marital deduction. This pleases; (d) such power is ex- joint estates to his surviving Uses are tke sabject of this (a) The federal estate tax; Every estate has a $60,000 spouse, the entire estate, both tfcM faNtaOmeit IIMB "W»» estate. As a consequence liq- (b) The state inheritance federal tax exemption; in oth- ership rests with the execlor. is authorized between hus- ercisahle by her alone; and uidity is frequently over- Miscellaneous property band'and wife where property (e) no part of her entire inter- his half and her half, will now WUI Get VM^ Money?" the tax (if one is imposed in the er words no tax is paid on this be taxed when she in turn best-selling book by John looked, wills and trusts are state in which you reside); amount if that is all the testa- would include any of the fol- is left by the decedent to his est is subject to a power in many times declared invalid, lowing: debts due the dece- surviving spouse. To qualify. anyone else to leave the prop- dies. This Can be aserious es- Banes, former manager of (c) Gift taxes; tor left behind him. calation of the estate tax and one of the world's largest and estate taxes are paid to (d) Income taxes; Like income taxes, the es- dent, interests in a business, for the marital deduction, erty to any person other than the Internal Revenue Service insurance oh the life of anoth- however, the inherited proper- the surviving spouse. in effect results in the hus- money management firms. (e) Capital gains taxes. tate tax seriously escalates as band's half being taxed twice. that could have been consid- On sizable estates the feder- er person, rights, royalties, ty must meet five conditions; The effect of the marital de- By JOHN BARNES the value of the estate in- (Tinimw: H»w to »v«td, erably reduced by proper ad- al estate tax is the biggest creases. A $100,000 estate is pensions, shares in trust (a) the survivor is entitled for duction is to have only one Chapter III vance planning. problem. This is not an inher- subject to a tax of $4,800, a funds, automobilies, house- life to all of the income from half of the estate owned by SWIMW.) . Most wills and trusts arc When drawing a will or itance tax as such, but is a $200,000 estate to a tax of hold goods, and personal ef- the entire property; (b) such husband and wife subject to From tke book published by drawn without any consid- trust there are five taxes that tax imposed by the Internal $31,500, and at $500,000 the tax fects, including wearing appa- income is payable annually or the estate tax. In community William Morrow & Co., Inc. Revenue Service on the right is $116,500! rel. . • , at more frequent intervals; property states this has al- Copyright (C) 1171, by Joka to transfer your property to The estate tax return, which Ownership Transfers (c) she has the power, ex- ways been so. Barnes. Distributed by King your heirs. Most people con- is Form 706 of the Internal If the testator transferred erasable in favor of herself or in those cases where a hus- Features Syndicate. Man Gets Jail Term sider it outrageous. After pay- Revenue Service, is 41) pages ownership of any property ing federal and state income long, and regardless of the during his lifetime to an- taxes all their lives, they now size of the estate all 40 pages other person but retained For Series of Thefts have to pay additional taxes must be submitted when the the possession or enjoy- FHEEHOLD - Robert De- Samuel Adler, 22» Broad St., on the right to transfer their return is filed. In addition a ment of, or the right to the in- Pasquale of 131 Hudson Ave., $10 and Harvey Hartman, $3. living estate to their heirs. In certified copy of the will must come from, the transferred Red Bank, was sentenced to and Dr. Allen Kendall, $35, order to understand this tax, accompany the return. The es- property, this asset would an indeterminate reformatory both of the latter having of- it is better for the property tate tax is due nine months af- have to be included in his es- term for committing 11 break- fices at 135 Maple Ave. owner to view it as a federal ter the death of the testator. tate. ins in Red Bank and stealing He also admitted stealing inheritance tax and not as an Mistaken Impression Where- life insurance an- $300 from Freedman's Bak- $50 from the apartment of estate tax, although the latter Many people are under the nuities are involved, and a We take the ery, Red Bank. Jennie Hugler and Fred term is legally and technically mistaken impression that life cash refund in one lump sum guesswork out of DePasquale was sentenced Krebs, 8 Maple Ave., Red correct. The only true inher- insurance proceeds on the life or in installments is provided buying an by Superior Court Judge Pat- Bank. ' itance tax is imposed by the of the testator do not have to by the policy, this amount rick J. McGann Jr. He also DePasquale also admitted various states. be included in the estate for must be included on the re- in-ground pool. was sentenced to six months breaking into Freedman's Important Distinction death tax purposes. On the turn; also all annuities pur- in the county jail for seven Bakery and stealing $300 Dec. There is an important dis- contrary, the full amount of chased by an employer, under counts of petit larceny. 17 and breaking into the First tinction in the way the federal the proceeds of life insurance an approved plan for an em- DePasquale had admitted Church Christ Scientist, Dec. estate tax is levied as com- carried on the life of the dece- ploye's trust or a retirement breaking into the following of- 6. pared to the way a state in- dent is fncluded in the assets annuity contract, must be in- fices and stealing the respec- George J. Taylor of 199 heritance tax is imposed. The of the estate even though pay- cluded. tive items in November and Bridge Ave., Red Bank, who tax is assessed against you, able to named beneficiaries. By adding up these assets, December: Dr. Edward Al- had pleaded guilty to two the testator, and for the total The only exception, but it is the executor can now com- legra, 282 Broad St., $65; Dr. counts of .forgery — issuing amount of which you died pos- an important one, is when the pute the value of the testa- Anson Hoyt, 50 Wallace St., two $85 checks, Dec. 6 and sessed; it is not levied against testator did not retain any of tor's gross estate. From this 160; Or. M. M. Rudnick, 206 Dec. 8, to Natelsons, "Rea your heirs. The typical state the incidents of ownership. If gross estate he is allowed to Broad St.. $125 in cash and Bank, was sentenced to an in- inheritance tax is not imposed the insured made an absolute make certain deductions jewelry; Dr. Helen Greenleaf, determinate reformatory against the deceased property assignment of the policy to a which will reduce the size of Don't be confused — stop in and talk to our 95 Monmouth St., $100; Dr. term. owner, but is assessed instead new owner, the proceeds of the estate for estate tax pur- professional pool people. You'll be glad you did! the policy are not included in poses. These deductions will his estate. It makes no differ- normally include funeral ex- ence if the insured still pays penses, executor's commis- DELUXE IN-GROUND POOL with 8-FT. DIVING AREA the premium; the proceeds o( sions, attorney^ fees, debts of • 14 gouge copper bearing go the policy did not have to be the decedent, credit for state vonized steel included on the estate tax re- death taxes, and (if the prop- • A frame braces set in concrete • Approved NSPI 8' hopper for turn. erty owner was married) the saler d The full value of jointly marital deduction. They can • 20 gouge winterized, sanilized owned property must be in- also include, if any exist, vinyl liner mortgages and liens, chari- • 15 year warrarity cluded, unless it can be shown 9 Hi-rate multi-stage filiralion that a part of the property table gifts, credit for tax on originally belonged, to the oth- \ prior tansfers, and credit for • 3-step in-ground ladder er tenant, or unless it can be foreign death taxes. • 2 flush mounted wall sk • Directional flow inlets shown that part was paid for On an estate owned by two • Expert installation included by the other tenant. The bur- spouses the most important of also available in 18x36' and 20x40' sizes Mrs. Walker Given DO-IT-YOURSELF KITS f all sixes available — free consultation Community Y' Post FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Component RED BANK - Mrs. Di'loris brought her into contact with phone today 787-6804 or 484»3900 Walker has been appointed parents, schools, the courts, STEREO youth program director of the employers' and local govern- FINANCING ARRANGED— UP TO 7 YRS. TO PAY community YMCA. ing bodies. The m'w directoi' h;is for tlic BOTH STORES OPEN past several years, been asso- Most recently, Mrs. Walker BOTH STORES OPEN lias been serving as director MONDAY, WEDNESDAY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ciated with the Youth Urban and FRIDAY and SATURDAY of the Outreach Workers Pro- 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. gram at the Camp Curtin Y 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. and providing the overall ad- ministration and job training. 370 ROUTE 36 MFIELD AVE. Mrs. Walker attended Tus- EXIT 117 GAXDEN STATI PARKWAY Exit 148 Garden Stale Parkway at Sloomfield Ave- kegee Institute. She and her On Route 36 between Laurel nue Proceed East on Bloomlield Ave. approx, T/j mile* to Branch Brook Co. Only Wi miles from I wo children plan to make and Union Avenues their home in Oakhurst when Bloomfield City line. 1 block irom Branch Brook she begins her new position at ' NEWARK • 484-3900 i v FISHER STEREO FM/AM RADIO-PHONO At the Sign of the Cat

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Featuring: KLH 51 Receiver, KLH 32 speakers, 3 Arraigned and Garrard SLX2 chanter. In Drug Case RUMSON — Three persons arrested on narcotics charges Want big-car riding are scheduled to appear in court at H p.m. Keb. 26. At a preliminary hearing last' week, Thomas Such, 24, of comfort but don't want big-car price? 135 Lakeside Ave., was charged with possession of marijuana and heroin and posted a $2,500 property bond. Meet Mercury Montego-the personal-size Russell Gibson, 21, of 516A Sunnyside Uoad, Lincroft, STEREO who is also charged with pos- session of marijuana and he- car that has what you want. FM/AM roin, was released on ?25O bail RADIO- and Chery Donato, 18, of 99 Grange Ave., Fair Haven, When you step into a Montego you do it of high-stability suspension system as PHONO who is charged with posses- for less money than a big car—but not sion of under 25 grams of on our most expensive luxury cars. You 95 marijuana, was released in less luxury and comfort in its ride. might say Montego is our least expen- her own recognizance. Montego's big-car riding comfort is the sive luxury car—in the personal size. STEREO FM/AM 159 Detectives James Tomaini result of its being built to'Lincoln- About a foot trimmer than most big and Donald Manning ol the RADIO-PHONO Monmouth County Prose- Mercury's unusually high standards. cars—but without the big sticker price. $ cutor's office, Freehold, made Montego, in fact, has the same fine type It's a price we'll quote with pleasure. the arrests on Lakeside Ave. Mercury Montego MX Biaugham illustrated with optional whitewalls and bumper rub strip. /Vow available with 700 Featuring: at 12:40 p.m. Tuesday. optional engines and power irarns, Featuring Dual 1229 Changer, Famous SONY HST11O RECEIVER, Mike Speakers and Sony STR6055 .10-Day Term receiver. The receiver Is a superb per- former on FM stereo, FM/AM broad BSR Changer & Toyo Speakers FREEHOLD" - Guy John- cists, records and tapes. 145 watts son of 50 Beechwood Road, IHF Dynamic Power! Lincroft, who had pleaded WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, INC. : guilty to distribution of LSD MONMOUTH COUNTY 5 OLDEST MOST HAZIET »UZA Rt. 35, HAZUT EXPtRII NCID TV I APPUAMCt CfNttR Sept. 12 in Middletown was Shrewsbury Avenue at Sycamore Open Every Nile 'til 9, Sit. 'Ill S sentenced to 364 days in the CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE county jail with 334 days Shrewsbury, New Jersey 30 IROAD ST. RID RANK being suspended, placed on Open Late Wed, I Frl. two years probation and was OF RED BANK CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE fined ?200 by County Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino. The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MiddleUwn, N.J. Wednesday, February 14,1973 11 Praises Ex-Addicts Program at Leesburg TRENTON-- Acting Gover- New Jersey state prison,*." u'nmWillianm« ci,Elamn, ,,™Hin,icoordinato™r Ihpitheir tranefptransfer into driiidrug* rero-- Vincent J.. ReeaRegan said the inin-- doing. The rules and Stanstan- hours npper dariavy in sludvstudy. Theyv WiWe> hahavwe «;nmpthitnsomething» vnlvaliWd to nor and State Senate Presi- Sen. Beadleston said, "and if habilitation centers, does so- mates involved in the pro- dards they have set up for can earn up to 12 college cred- say to the misguided and dis- dent Alfred N. Beadleston, K- of the program for the time proves it to be success- N.A.R.C.O. said that he, and cial work for their families gram are all medium risk themselves are very strong. I its a semester," he said. traught youths who seek es- Monmouth, said he is "keenly ful, it could open up an enti- others from the organization, and aids them in getting jobs prisoners with a "long history am convinced that if a man is Sen. Beadleston said that in- cape lrom themselves through' : interested" in the action tak- rely new. vista in our ap- "meet with the inmates sev- or gaining admission to nigh of heavy heroin use." going to change he must be mate Wallace E. Fowler had avenues of narcotics." en by a group of former hard- proach to returning drug ad-' eral nights a week in group schools and colleges when He said the inmates had re-o responsible for that change asked him, in a letter, to The senator said: "The Ex- core addicts who have formed diets to society with a reason- therapy sessions." He said that they are paroled. He said all quested and were given a sep- himself. We use only a mar- "check us out and make the odus House inmates plan to their own therapeutic commu- able assurance that they will considering the fact that the Exodus members are "re- arate unit to reside in and run ginal staff for the purpose of people of the state of New "celebrate their first anniver- nity within the confines of not return to the use of drugs- program receives no funding quired to take educational themselves and that he has supervision." Jersey aware of what we are sary on Feb. 14. What a won: Leesburg'State Prison where after their release from in- "a great deal of good is being courses while in prison" and experienced no problems. Mr. Regan said the prison trying to accomplish here in dertul Valentine present they they are inmates. carceration." done." • that teachers are drawn from "Exodus House members conducts both two and four Leesburg's Exodus House. We will be giving the people of He said the program got'off Mr. Elam said the organiza- Glassboro State College and take great pride in what they year college educational pro- extend open invitations to our state if they can demon- He said the formulation, or- the ground about a year ago tion also assists the Exodus Mercer County Community have accomplished," Mr. Re- grams and that many of the high schools, churches and strate that their self-help pro- ganization and staffing of the when "10 men in the prison' House inmates with their le- College to instruct them. gan said, "and they want the inmates of Exodus House other concerned organizations gram can bring about the de> group has been the sole re- gymnasium discussed' the' gal problems, arranges for Leesburg superintendent people to know what they are "spend between three and six to come see for yourselves. sired results." sponsibility of the inmates idea" and now has 76 active:. themselves. Called "Exodus participants. House," the organization is He said the group is being designed to,*prepare ex-drug- assisted by the Narcotic Ad- Green Beans •t ..^J Ore Ida Deep Fries addicts»ych«Wgically for re- diction Rehabilitation Center Stop & Shop Cut from our famous White Gems habilitative measures after' Organization, Inc., a satellite Frozen French Fries French Style or Cut their .-release from the in- program of the federally-fun- Regular or Crinkle Cut :c stitution. ded Institute of Mental- 12ozpkg "This is the first program of Health, located in Atlantic 15'/2 oz can 17' its kind to be instituted in a City. T Dole Pineapple Green Giant to Restore Sliced, Chunk Chicken Parts Niblets Corn or Crushed nr PpaclNBUTIEH Juice Pack with 10 thigh ur reas SAUCf 20 oz can LEGS r Kilmer Birthplace 10 oz frozen pkg NEW BRUNSWICK - Wil- the adjacent meeting room, liam ;J. Porter, Elberon Ar- formerly used by the Ameri- No wings or back borist, has been appointed to can Legion post, will he re- Reynolds Wrap Sour Cream the Joyce Kilmer Birthplace tained and refurnished. s BREASTS Stop&Shop AAA Restoration Committee. A five-room second floor Reynolds W J 8ozcup #||V Thejcommittee was formed apartment will be retained for 25'rollpkg to preserve as a New Jersey a caretaker-curator and it 25 CHICKEN QUARTERS - LEG S& - BREAST :fg 45 historic landmark, the 130- will be completely modern- year-plij birth place of the ized. A large third floor room soldieif-^oet at 17 Joyce Kil- will require only minimal mer Aye. remodeling to convert it into a The group must raise Kilmer Museum. Compare Savings, Quality and Service... Then <25,000(tQ return the building Only minor interior struc- to its original appearance. tural changes will be neces- The; f25,000 is expected to be sary, but a new heating plant, • raised.t)y July 30, the date of total rewiring and a first floor Kilmer's death in 1918 on a lavatory will be required. French battlefield. Extensive exterior struc- Therstate owns the Kilmer tural changes will be made to Housed • ,,y restore the Kilmer birthplace TheVfifew Jersey Arborists to its 1843 appearance. Association is interested in us- Mr. Porter, a New Jersey ing thciflrst floor of the house certified tree expert, is the as its'jjjtate headquarters. The immediate past president of PRICESEFFECTIVEFEB.il-17 treemSi will renovate the Kil- the New Jersey Federation of • FRESH • • American' French's Instant Potato cW*f 49' mer parlor as an office, and Shade Tree Commissions, also serving as a member of its ex- Shop & Shop Peanut Butter'?.?' '1.19 ecutive board. USDA Nestle's Jumbo Morsels 49« C Case He has also served as presi- CHOICE Comstock Cherry Pie Mix .«;' 35 dent of the Arborists Associ- Keebler Pecan Sandies X 49C Hearing Set ation of New Jersey and the Soft Bowl Margarine %£,' Society of Certified Tree Ex- Lamb Legs MIQDLETOWN - tommy perts. Mr. Porter is vice presi- . OVEN READY WHOLE L. Byrd, 44, of 41 Middletown dent of the Bureau of Tree Frozen Food Buys Ave. is scheduled for a pre- Experts in the New Jersey Tender, delicately liminary hearing in Municipal Department of Environmental flavored. A roast to Court Thursday on charges of Protection Agency and is a keep your family s 69' possession of illegal lottery member of the American So- bragging about your Tree Tavern Pizza slips, j' ciety of Consulting Arborists. great cooking. Pepperidge Farm ASSPX, He \?as arrested on a search Those wishing to make a Blueberry Toasties Si 'Ib C warrant issued by Municipal tax-deducible contribution tor. Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 'J!' 29 Court judge Ronald L. Horan. preserve the birthplace of the Sara Lee Cinnamon Rolls The|jp-est took place after anttior-tf "Trees" majrsend a C the suspect's car was stopped check to The Joyce Kilmer Chicken and Noodles a*»» K' 49 SHOULDER Blade Cut 1" '1.99 on Leonardville Road,'Bel- Birthplace Restoration Com- Lamb Chops Birthday CakeB .w8» ford, by Bruce Kerrigan of mittee. City Hall, New Jumbo Stuffed Shells Jfti the Monjnouth County Prose- Brunswick, N.J. 08903. 49 Pet Ritz Pie Shells cutor's'off.ice, Sgt. Ernest Vol- LAMB kland and Patrolman James Freezer Queen »i;W«"« 23" To Address CHOPS C Rooney, Detective Lt. William Rib I loin Buitoni Ravioli KKZ.S3?. 59 Halliday made the arrest. Nature Club Lamb Neck for Stewing Delicious Lamb Patties 69S Macaroin & Cheese *ri 19C A search of the suspect's WEST LONG BRANCH - OnCor 2-lb. Entrees rJ£Z car, and the suspect himself, Alan Miller, National Audu- Stop & Shop Voc Packed USDA Choice Quality-Protected Sikittury Sl»k, Turkey CuMrl. turley CroqueI resulted in confiscation of lot- bon Society representative, tery slips and lottery para- will address the Monmouth phernalia. Nature Club- at its meeting ••-I At our Dairy oeoi. The search warrant was is- tonight at Monmouth College. Sun Glory Orange Juice suedaiter a lengthly surveil- His topic will be "Environ- Countryfine Cheese T.X lancferiDf the suspect by Lt. ment." Halliday and the county in- Corned Brisket Sliced Swiss Cheese „* The meeting, at «: 15 p.m.. c vestigator. will be in Woodrow Wilson Au- THICK CUT Axelrod's Yogurts £;' 4';i,23 The suspect was released in ditorium on the campus. $1,000 bail pending his hear- Meetings are open to the pub- Healthful Mini-Price Savings ing. „ Dc without charge. Thin Cut $1 1" Ib Pepto Bismol 79C 95 Bakery prices good starting Mon. Make A Date USDA Choice Quality-Protected, Thick Cut Al| At our Bakery Deal. A;paid directory of coming evenW for non-profit organiza- tions. Kates: $2.00 for 3' lines" for one day, jl.00 each- addi- tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Our new meat plant and our unique new $5^0 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 system of refrigeration and sanitation con- trols gives our new "Quality-Protected" Beef fresh Beef Brisket 99° for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days- $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- a freshness, tenderness, flavor and uniform THIN CUT FRESH BEEF BRISKET'1.29 ID cation: Call The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date trim you've never found before. Come in for Secretary. a free color booklet that tells how we inspect, Calif. Roast '1.19* Chuck Roast 'i: FEBRUARY 9,10,15, 17 jet-clean, cut and trim our beef quarters. And \ The Barn Players present "The Roar Of The how each fresh, cold, absolutely clean piece Stop 4 Shop Corn 6 m, Bran 10'/; 0/ or Odle 9 m Greasepaint, The Smell Of The Crowd," on Feb. 9, 10, 15 of beef is naturally aged in vacuum sealed $ anil 17 at The Bam. 102 Ave-Of-Two-Rivers, Rumson. Tick- plastic, so it tenderizes naturally, without ets; 741-8323. Toasties Sale 3 1 additives or chemicals. Then it's rushed to Frozen Seafood s FEBRUARY 15 your Stop & Shop where it's fresh cut for Stop & Shop Pineapple Pie 2 K l ". Monmouth Association For Children With Learning Dis- your table. It's extra good beef ... at no Old Fashioned Coconut Cake ' abilities General Meeting; Feb. 15, Thursday, 8 p.m. Civic Haddock $109 Auditorium, Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. Infor- extra cost to you. mal ,'get-together: see slides from our summer camp and. Fillets I A hull Gn'l. Imp. with kicki 1 VIRGINIA HAM - t 98' SNOWY BATHROOM Certify John Walzer CHICKEN UGS «•« Sift* | PEPPERONI BLEACH TISSUE :* {tnUk tali H ilun IHMI>| unhi LONG BRANCH - John S. Fabric Sa(t«n«r You 5SCAFOOD DIPT. SAVINGS Walzer, director of medical RAIN COFFEE photography at Monmouth BARREL MATE Medical Center, has been cer- CLEANED WHITING , tified as a registered'biologic- Oow Hunt's al photographer in the field of OVEN CANADIAN SMELTS '. TOMATO l» cl llMH lielming urvki Wood sull.) medicine by the board of re- CLEANER SAUCE gistry of the Biological Photo- graphers Association. Troth Can Aunt Jamima Complete He joins a group of 180 pho- HEFTY PANCAKE tographers who have earned LINERS MIX such recognition by the inter- national organization. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRU- own efforts alone, and of less- tunist, you may miss the boat take the time to change ARV 14 — Born today, you er those gained for you. You today if you're not especially things, however, should you are one of those extremely enjoy a popularity that many keen of eye and ear. not be in the mood to stick to energetic individuals who is envy — but you would not a schedule. always on the crest of activi- think of using it to make any TAURUS (April 21-May 21) LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - ty. Nor do others envy you other but social advances. — Important matters call for .A delightfully different morn- this, for you always seem to your attention this moring. Af- ing — one which brings you Pogo carry almost every friend — To find what is in store for ternoon hours can be given into closer-than-usual rela- and many foes — one the high you tomorrow, select your over to the enjoyment of a tionship with co-workers. O\^ WHAT A iscur*' . ..„ POOO SOT A BUNCH Of THTI tide of your success. You are birthday and read the corre- new hobby shared with oth- Rearrange your day, if neces- legwAPO-fr- able to bring about change, sponding paragraph. Let your ers. riff TO* sary. m both large and small, with birthday star be your dally GEMINI (May 22-June 21) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) little upset to the emotions and guide. — Review progress recently — Good fortune bows in your only a little more upheaval of made on old projects. It may direction today; make the the surroundings. You know THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 well be time to turn to newer most of any advantage that "-""•A/I AN' how to meet differences with a things where there is more of comes your way and you may tremendous show of interest, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. a chance for success. be able to shorten the way to- so that you always appear a 19) — Push your affairs as far CANCER (June 22-July 23) ward your goal. In person of great toleran.ee even as you dare today — but not — Several danger signs should SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- when you might at times be so far that you overshoot the tell you when it is unsafe to Dec. 22) — Improve your posi- otherwise. mark where gains are con- continue in the way you are tion on the employment scene A completely independent cerned. Reconsider an offer of. going. Until then, do as you by refusing to take sides. Co- A help. see fit-carefully. person, you seldom ask others workers and higher-up should, for help in the performance of PISCES (Feb. 2U-March 21) LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - appreciate your offer to be obr' Andy Capp your duty or in any of your — The wise Pisces will not de- Advantages may be quicker to jective. • ' , endeavors toward success. viate from the usual course of present themselves than you CAPRICORN (Dec. 23rJait, You are one to make every at- action. Be prepared to move are to lay hold of them. Enlist .20) — Jump to conclusions at tempt to serve yourself even quickly in an emergency — the aid of a friend to help you the risk of your own reputa- though there may be, many but return to normal soon. garner gains. tion for having a level head;* waiting to serve you, for you ARIES (March 22-April20) VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sopt. 23) - Now is" an excellent time to' consider of higher value those — Though you think of your- A favorable day for carrying attract youth to your side. goals gained through your self as something of an oppor- out plans already made. Do Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD and South was obliged to lead If East plays a low club, ter, Box 3318, Grend I clubs from his own hand. South is willing to lose the fi- Central According to Poor Alfred's Down one. Station, New York,. N.Y.- nesse and try another club fi- 10017.) Almanac, three-quarters of a Probability nesse later. Declarer can lffld loaf is better than half. Use South had an even chance of trumps out of his own hand, if Blondic this little nugget of wisdom in finding the queen of hearts in need be. South dcMer choosing the right finesse. WO, DEAB, 1UU\ I COULDWT REMEMBER the East hand. He had a slight Nchhcr side vulnerable FORGET-• WHAT YOU WASJTED, ALL I WAUTEO WAS South won the first tricK extra chance, since if he lost DAILY QUESTION NORTH ( YOOTHOO, DA6WOOD, I'LL BE. SO I BROUGHT YOU A GOOD-WIGHT KISS and led a spade to dummy. the first trump to the queen he Partner opens with one • A K74 RIGHT UP THERE A SALAMI SAMDWlCW V YOU DIDN'T FORGET; < Then he returned a heart and would still be able to reduce heart, and the next player V 6 4.X . v^V^ DIP YOUOEAR?y^ AMD A GLASS wondered what to play. O MILK the club loss if East had both passes. You hold: S-Q1096 0 S 4 1 After much frowning and the king and queen. H- AQKD — J 109C — Q fi + J')4 chin-stroking, South finessed This was not as good as 2. What do you say? WEST KAST with the jacks of hearts. West playing for the clubs. In Answer: Bid one spade. The 4 () 10 9 6 + J « 3 knew what was going on, so (? A O K O 7 three-quarters of the cases hand is too strong for a raise : he won with the ace of hearts East will have one or both of to two hearts, but not strong O J !()') OOX7 62 ' * O n 2 * K R 7 to lead South astray. the missing club honors. South enough for a jump to three Declarer won the diamond should therefore begin with a hearts or to two notrump. SOOTH continuation and led another Mark time with the spade re- finesse in clubs rather than in ' K J 10 V 5 2 spade to dummy. He was sure trumps. sponse and show the heart East had the queen of hearts, OAK South should enter dummy support later. + A 1115 and he wanted to finesse ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' with a spade and return the South Wisl North The Wizard of Id through it. written by Alfred Sheinwold, F.HSC jack of clubs through East. If 1 '.'' Pass 1 4 Pass Unfortunately, East had no East covers. South can win .is available. Get you copy by } O Pass 4 "} All Pas"* more hearts. West was sure to sending 50 cents to Sheinwold and get back to dummy to Opening lead - O J ~V get his second trump trick, lead a trump. on Bridge, Red Bank Regis-

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loss leader of Hie group School Fund Vm JHBj Regbter, Ited Bwk-MkldletowB, H.J. Wednesday, February 14,1973 15 Falls Budget Approved In \ Voters Turn Back Little Silver Gets Partial Approval UTTLE SILVER - Barry J. Sherwood and Or. Robert Colts Neck Budget NEWJTUW7 SIIBCIVCnilBU * JL Voters yesterday approved F. Leheny were elected to toe Board of Education yesterday COLTS NECK — Voters for a school election, 760 resi- the school budget's current here have rejected the Board dents, or about Z5 per cent of expenses account by 10 in a tight five-way nee for two vacancies in which the of Education's proposed 1973- the township's voters defeated votes and defeated the capital 74 school budget but reelected both budget items. outlaw total by six votes but third place finisher trailed by only four votes. * two incumbents who sup- Current expenses of absentee ballot totals have not ported it. 91.704.335. up 1232.066, was de- -:6e^«K»nte4 Mr. Sherwood, the only in- cumbent, woa election to his Elected to three full terms feated 42S to 335. Capital out- The, current expenses total on the board were members lay of $20,150. down $2,085, of 4l.SHS4.612 passed, 2S»-24». first full' three-year term on the board with 185 votes, George Schenk and Virginia was defeated 420 to 338. white- *»,IM (or capital outlay while Or. Leheny topped all Amend and newcomer According to state statute, was turned down, 249-243, candidates with 167 votes. Charles Quackenbush. the board, has 10 days to meet The public question lor the with the Township Committee purchase of the 5.5 acre tract Mrs. Judith H. Gabbe. 14 Winning a two-year unex- to discuss possible budget re- to be used for recreational fa- Laurelwood Dr., finished third pired term was another new- visions. The committee then cilities' was approved, 260-248. with 161 votes, four votes out , comer, Walter Dowd. has an additional 30 days in The land adjoins Tintqn Falls of the running. Sh» was fol- INVISTMENT INSTRUCTOR - Lee Polk Brown, Mr. Schenk, who had served which to act on the budget, School. . ' lowed by Victor A. Torchta. 38 who wilt give three lectures on the stock market an unexpired one-year term which may be cut by the gov- Lturie Lane, with 10 votes The Rev. Andrew Maskey, at the Ocean Township Library, briefs librarian before seeking election to the erning body if it deems it nec- and Robert G. O'Keefe, 168 Mrs. Cyndee Gulgno on his topics. He will speak full term, was high vote get- essary. Jr., won a full-term seat on Winding Way, with 89 votes. the Board of Education with on March 1 at 2 p.m. on "Psychology of the Stock ter, polling 503. Mrs. Amend, Mr. Sherwood, of 11 Garden Board President Donald 343 votes. Incumbents Mrs. Market," on March 15 on "Selection of Secu- seeking her second term, Kuhn expressed dis- Eileen H. McCarthy and Ga- Road, was appointed to the rities" and on March 29 on "Managed Investment polled 484, slightly better than board last August to nil the appointment at the defeat and briel E. Spector were roelec- Mrs. Etleea HCCHUQT Plans," all designed to be educational. Mr. Brown Mr. Quackenbush with 4H2. said the board was not yet uoexpired-term of Herbert O. is associated with the securities investment firm Arthur P. Wagner, in his first ted to full terms with 321 and She is the wife of John J. Burton, who resigned. He is ready to make specific recom- 291 votes;respectively. McCarthy and has thre*chit of Harris, Upham & Co., Inc., Red Bonk. try for the Board, ran fourth mendations concerning cuts. president of Sherwood's Sport- in the race with 384. Incumbent Frank G. Oram dren who attend college. ing Goods, Inc., Red Bank. "Where we can make spe- and dttlleoger Donald J. pe- Mr. Spector of 54 Sugar Mr. Quackenbush won the cific cuts will be a matter of gasR were detested tor full Maple Lane'y is a partner in Dr. Leheny. of 176 Fox Hill School Budget OK'd scat previously held by board concern," Mr. Kuhn said. "It term seats with 199 and W Dr.. holds a doctorate of engi- member Richard Mosher who is impossible to predict at this the Eatontown law firm of neering science from Colum- votes, respectively. Landv and Spector. Born in did not seek reelection. point the outcome on the j;'Dr. Ahno G. Foster, an jn- bia University and is a mem- school program." Phladelphia, he received his ber of the technical staff at In Monmouth Beach In the race for the two-year l&mjjjsjnt, polled 258 votes de- law degree from Rutgers Law Bell Laboratories. MONMOUTH BEACH - Ave. seat, Mr. Dowd, with 431 "We are disappointed, par- « feaUng; J«n>eii E. Wilson 3rd. School,/Newark, graduating in Voters also approved the Incumbents Mrs. Arlene Dil- Dr. Wcscott, of 25 Riverdale votes, defeated James H. Buz- ticularly when looking at the who j:«!H«r vdtes, in the race the upper fifth of his class. He lon and Dr. Richard R. Wes- Ave., the other incumbent, zell Jr., who polled 258. For- budget over a three year peri- for a;two-year unexpired levying of $983,421.81 in taxes has resided in New Shrews- for the current expense por- cott and Owen Layden, a new- was reelected to a third term mer board member Peter od," Mr. Kuhn added. "The Board term. • bury for the past five years. tion of the 1973-74 school budg- comer, won election to the on the board with 12U votes, Brcnrfan had been appointed budget has not increased sig- ; Incumbent Ivan P. Kami- He was law secretary to Su- et by a vote of 2S3-105. The Board of Education yesterday the third highest total. He to the seat last year but did nificantly in light of the en- rollment. It has not ;been un- |8>w drew 245 votes defeating perior Court Judge Merritt • levying of $3,2QQ in taxes for in a five-way race for three holds a doctorate from the not seek election. flichard HT Winsor, who got Lane. Jr., Chancery Division capital outlay was passed 260- University of Maine and is a In a turnout characterized reasonable in light of in- vacancies. flation." ' 189 votes, for a one-year unex- of the Superior Court of New 103. Voters also approved the professor of history at Mon- by board officials as normal pired term. Jersey, and was associated levying of $311,468 in local mouth College. with the law firm of Lautman 'Mr* McCarthy of 143 «v- taxes for the current expense The other two candidates eredjie Road, is a public and Rapson of Asbury Park. Budget OK'd portion of the 1973-74 school Jenkins Is President • Before becoming a member were James J. O'Brien, of 17 health nutritionist and a regis- budget and $1,591 in taxes for Beach Road, a former board tered dietitian with the Mon- of the school board in 1971, capital outlay. The former Mr. Spector was a borough In Oceanport member, who received 11(1. BloutK County Organisation Or, AlvUt G, Foster was approved 160-56 and the votes, and Donald Shanks, IK Of Regional Board for 'Social Service-Family councilman. He is president of latter by a vote of 157-54. the Democratic Club and di- Falls P.T.A- OCEANPORT - Voters ap- Valentine St., who got »4 Health and Nursing program Mrs. Dillon, of 25 Shrews- votes. NEW SHREWSBURY — The only dissenting vote in Red Bank. She has been rector of the Monmouth Work- Mr. Kaminow, his wife, proved the expenditure of $731,941 in local taxes for the bury Drive, a housewife with Robert Jenkins of Shrewsbury cast for the now officers was working with the organisation shop.' Florence, and three children four children and a former Township, was elected presi- by Robert E. Billings of New since April 1965. He is married and has three have resided at 33 Fairfield current expense portion of the 1973-74 school budget and secretary in the borough Freehold Voters dent of the Monmouth Region- Shrewsbury, who said he She also works for the Long children. Drive since 1960. He has been school, polled the highest indi- al Board of Education last voted "no" only because of a member and past president $8,400 for capital outlay in Branch Public Health Nursing The Rev. Andrew Mackey, vidual vote total of the five OK Board Bid night. the procedure followed, Agency, and is a nutritional Jr., of 84 Plum St., is the pas- of the board for seven years. yesterday's election by a bet- ter than 2-1 margin. candidates, 178. She will be FREEHOLD - Voters here Mr. Jenkins, who has served Mr. Billings said he felt a consultant to nursing homes. tor of the Shrewsbury Avenue A graduate of Union College starting her second term as a approved the Board of Educa- : NY,, and Harvard Jniversity. Both proposals were passed two terms on the board, re- vote should have been taken a dietitian:with a group olio- • A.M.E. Zion Church. Red board member. tion's 11,137,411 tax levy places Norman Field of New cal private physicians, and Bank, and has been a minister Mr. Kaminow is employed as a by identical UO-52 votes. on each officer instead of ask- Three candidates who ran Mr. Layden drew 158 votes, request to support its budget Shrewsbury, who had served ing for the secretary to cast a serves as a consultant to Dis- in the A.M.E. Zion Church in research physicist at Bell by a vote of 109 to 49. Laboratories in Holmdel. unopposed for three vacancies the second largest total cast as president for eight years. unanimous ballot for the offi- covery House. North Carolina, New York, for a candidate. He has worked The tallies for the three Elected as vice president and Texas. He is the author of numer- on the Board of Education cers. Mrs. McCarthy is a member also won election by nearly at Ft. Monmouth for the past unopposed incumbents were: was Mrs. Dorothy Griffiths of He is a member of the fi- ous papers and patents, and of the American Dietetic As- identical votes. 22 years as an electronic engi- James P. Higglns, 150; An- New Shrewsbury, who re- "There arc no problems," nance committee and the ra> has taught courses at Prince- sociation, the planning com- Albert C. Weigel. an in- neer and has a bachelor's de- ,drew E. Dale, 122, and Wil- places Arthur llamelburg of Mr. Billings said, "I will give dio and television commission ton University, UCLA, and mittee for the Regional Me- cumbent, won a fourth term gree from Notre Dame and a liam J. Hakim, 135. Eatontown. who had served the new officers my whole-' of the N. J. Council of the Bell Laboratories. dical Program, the New Jer- with 137 votes. Mr. Weigel of master's from Rutgers Uni- A total of 170 residents as vice president for five hearted support and coopera- Churches; member of the Dr. Alvin G. Foster lives sey State Nutrition Council, 248 Arnold St., is employed as versity. He lives Bt 32 River voted. years. tion." board of education, N. J. Con- with his wife' and three chil- and is co-chairman of the a maintenance management ference of the A.M.E: Zion dren at 27 Old Mill Road, and Monmouth County Nutrition analyst with the U.S. Army Church, and vice-president, is employed by Merck, Sharp Council. Satellite Communications' Red Bank Area NAACP. & Dohme Besearch Labora- She is also a member of the Agency at Ft. Monmouth. Mr. Mackey is also a mem- tories, Rahway, as a micro- CHILDREN'S WEAR SAVINGS Dietetic Association Legisla- Mrs. Regina Maps of 44 Ith- tive-Committee, the Martin ber of the MCAP area board; member, board of directors, lie holds science and veter- aca Ave., also polled 137 Luther King.School board in votes. Mrs. Maps works as a New Shrewsbury, and the ex- Red Bank Community Cen- inary medicine degrees from ter; member, Greater Red Maryland State College, Tus- substitute nurse for the ecutive board of the Mon- Oceanport schools and is cor- mouth Pay Care Center, Red Bank Area Council of kegee Institute, and Washing- Churches, and the Tinton ton State University. responding secretary of the Ban PTA. This was her first try for elective office. BARGAINLAND ' William L. Lawson, also an OKN 3 DAYS ONLY incumbent, was returned to a COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 second term with 135 votes. THURSDAY A RIDAY He is a district engineer with 16-9 187 NfWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY the New Jersey Bell Tele- SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER EST. 1925 phone Co. and lives at 84 Se- neca Place & Compare" | Fair Haven Budget OK'd Only Prawn's Can Offer FAIR HAVEN — Three in- cumbents on the Board of Education were reelected yes- terday by comfortable mar- CHILDREN'S WEAR FROM AH EXCLUSIVE LOWS BUUO SHOP IN BUSINESS ONLY ONE YEAR A SUPERB STOCK You A Value Like This! gins, and voters approved the OF THE HNEST CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. YOU MUST SEE ITIH budget by more than a two to Just count the number of windows you one margin. want and stop in for a free demonstration Reelected were Mrs: Eliza- beth M. Schulte with 271 SLACKS CHILDREN BOYS-GIRLS' and estimate. You save salesman's com- votes; Bernard A. Dupree with 224 votes, and Eugene M. SKIRTS mission! Kennedy with 247 votes. DRESSES SHIRT FREE MEASURING SERVICE Newcomer, Martin J. Scan- Ion finished fourth with 152 DUNGAREES BLOUSES votes. ALL PERMANENT BYPICCOLINO, The 11,002,834 current ex- LOVEBUG, PRESS KNIT TOPS pense budget was adopted by YOUNG LAND. BY MANN, BYOOHMOOR. FREE Installation a vote of 227 to 108. The 95.370 LITTLE WORLD. capital outlay budget was ap- BILLY THE KID. MODEL YOUNG COUTURE. proved, 226 to 104. WRANGLER. ROB BOY. POLYWOGS. On our HEAVY DUTY The board has scheduled its GINGER TREE. AMY PETERS. annual organization meeting MOPPETS & MORE for Monday in the Knollwood GIRLTOWN. PI CCO, CMC, School. ADLER. IZOD. ABELS. Frown's Own A FANTASTIC SELECTION DANSKIN PANDORA & MORE IN ALL SIZES Approve Budget ALL SIZES OFF AS INFANT TO TENS WHITE ALUMINUM In Sea Bright ORIGINAL PRICE LOW $129 AS SEA BRIGHT - Voters yes- BELOW COMBINATION WINDOW terday approved the proposed MAKERS COST! i QUALITY THROUGHOUT $225,050 school budget by a 29- •••** CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS • Triple Track 14 margin and elected one write-in candidate and two in- OF • Fully WeaJherstripped cumbents to Board of Educa- OUTERWEAR PAJAMAS 99 • picture Frame Design tion seats. • INFANT WEAR • FlnMt Looking Window Made ' William Keeler of 786 Ocean COATS • 15 Year Paint Guarantee Ave., drew 25 write-in votes SLEEP 18 BY ASPEN. GARDNER. • TEEN BRAS* ROBES* SOX • Mln. 6 at This Sale Price and will replace Mrs. Marcy INSTALLED L. Deutsch, who did not seek WHITE STAG. • SWEATERS & MORE • Up to Giant 101 United Inches reelection, in a full-term seat. WEATHER WINKY. BLANKETS REG. 21.99 Mrs. Lawrence E. Clark BY MILLBROOK. SHIREY was reelected to a full-term TIDY KINS. with 46 votes and Miss Jane TOM & JERRY ALUMINUM AND Oeayer received 43 votes to FAKE FUR & FUN TRIM BOYS-GIRLS' SLUMBER TOGS ROOFING gain her first full term on the Beautiful Selection VINYL SIDING AND We use only famous brand fully board. Miss Geayer was elect- SLEEPLAND guaranteed roofing. We have so ed to the board last year to fill AND MORE ALUMINUM SHINGLES many new designs and colors to We havo the latest colonial colors available in- the one-year unexpired term SHOES stalled by our experts, with the latest Impioveo choose from to improve the beauty of Victor C. Perotti Jr. grounding system, end your painting probleims and value of your home. Call today A total of 50 votes were cast OFF BY STRIDE RITE. B. BROWN. and add greater value lo your home. Call looay SQ50 lor a free estimate. lor a Itee estimate. No obligation. in yesterday's election. AMERICAN JR.. ... o.,™ ALLSEK Smallpox wiped out nine- MISS DEXTER. tenths of the Chipewyan Indian ORIGINAL PRICE FOOT TRAITS & MORE VAL. 14.95 VAL3. TO 7.00 32 Braid St.. Red Bank Call 741-7500 tribe of Canada In 1781, Nation- Vfc (EDIT PLAN} al Geographic says. Today they ALL SIZES number about 5,000. IS The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MIddletewn, N.J. Wednesday, February 14,1973 / r-5 ; ACM

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No discount from Yellow Pages as full cleaning if you're a housewife and any of the services for a self- service, the Savages now> con- Ex-Atlantic City Mayor Tells Guilt mother of two you're also cleaning oven. An average fine themselves to floor wax- worth $8,000 or so a year in basement, whatever that is, ing and window cleaning. CAMDEN — Former Atlantic City Mayor Richard S. Jack- cold hard cash. By son has become the third defendant to change his plea in the would cost $10 to dust and They will recommend some- federal extortion-conspiracy trial of seven former or present Noted economist Sylvia Por- LINDA vacuum. Carpet shampooing one for housework. The Atlantic City officials. ter made that calculation in a ELLIS is extra as are windows: $2 charge for a 10 by 12 vinyl 1 each per window, all four sur- floor would be $6. If done Jackson, 62, pleaded guilty yesterday to being involved in syndicated column last June. a kickback operation with contractors doing business with the It would cost the breadwinner faces. monthly the charge would be city. in the family that substantial United Floor Waxing and a bit less. If floor stripping is sum to hire someone to do the Window Cleaning. Kt. 34. necessary, it would be $1U. The two other defendants who changed their pleas were: work you do: cleaning, laun- Windows are $2.50 for four Robert Glass, 62, the city's parks arid airport supervisor, who uiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiimiiimiiiiniiu Matawan. Formerly United dry, child care and cooking. Janitorial and before that, surfaces. If the kitchen floor pleaded guilty and Florence Clark, 71, the former purchasing needs to be washed before the agent, who pleaded no defesse. All three of the defendants Entertaining, home sewing, of battle and what it will cost and as listed in the yellow helping with four dozen home- to make it livable once again. pages, Silent Butler Cleaning. waxing, there is an extra faces maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment and a charge. $10,000 fine. made valentines and qther ex- They have very clearly de- Manager Jerry Max limits his clients to what he calls "one- Elmer Herrmann, Jackson's lawyer, entered the guilty tra-curricular activities are fined lists of what their men Servlcemaster of Monmouth not included in the $8,000 fig- will do. There are no devia- shot deals:" a spring cleaning Cosily. 266 Shrewsbury Ave., plea, after speaking to his client during a mid-morning recess. here, a move in or move out Herrmann told the court, while the jury was absent, that the ure. tions from the list except, of Red Bank. This is the veteran change of plea was the result of his discussion with his client Rare Commodity course, for extra charge. De- there, an impulse once a year house cleaning service in the during the recess. Not to put too fine a point tail work is not the strong to have a really clean house. area. Two men pull up in a He does not provide monthly The prosecution rested its case-against the four remaining on it, the cost of outside help point; they like to concentrate panel truck, unload an array comes high. And outside help on the heavy chores and leave service. For a range of $75 to of equipment and supplies and defendants at the conclusion of defense cross-examination of $150, depending, of course, on the 17th witness. that's reliable is a rare com- the candelabra to you. leave a clean seven-room modity at any price. size of the house, whether it's house behind them after two , The other defendants are former Mayor William T. In most cases, two men Many women can. Give you work two or three hours in empty, how much furniture, hours. Their minimum charge Somers, Public Works Commissioner Arthur Ponzio, Germaine two or three men will clean is $50 for anything from one Fisher, his aide, and former Commissioner Karlos La Sane. a repertoire, that is, of the your home. They arrive in a trials and tribulations in the company panel truck, in uni- "for as long as it takes." In room to seven. For additional search for housecleaning help. form, and are bonded and in- the spring, he would like a rooms, the charge goes up. Newark Airport Exit Planned Our favorite is that of a friend month's notice. The service is Carpet shampooing and floor sured against damage and extensive. Windows are wash- NEW BRUNSWICK - Plans have been unveiled here for a whose helper announced be- loss. Just about any unplea- waxing, windows and base- fore beginning the first day ed, everything vacuumable is ments and porches are extra. new interchange on the New Jersey Turnpike to connect the santness that occurs is cov- vacuumed, including mat- toll road with passenger terminals under construction at New- that she worked only with no ered by the company's insur- Servicemaster's check list is children or pets in the house tresses, baths are cleaned and similar to a highway diner ark International Airport. ance, but ask for the fine print disinfected, walls and ceilings and she didn't do windows or while the field man is sur- menu: flowery language for a The interchange would be located on the airport's south- vacuumed, the kitchen floor simple dish. For "sanitizing ern fringe in Elizabeth and would also provide motorists with floors. Hiring a baby-sitter veying your cobwebs. • and a dog-sitter for Thursdays waxed or shampooed, walls telphone" read wipe and access to Route 1 and Port Elizabeth, according to Alfred E. When those representatives wiped down where marks are 9 to 3 didn't seem appropriate, come to your house for that spray. Euphemisms abound Driscoll, chairman of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. visible, woodwork is washed, but, what matter, just so they so our friend does for herself. initial go-over, they will bring Driscoll disclosed yesterday that talks are being held with And does floors and windows. kitchen cabinets are polished get the place clean. Uphol- the port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the state a check list for: number of and more. He will do floors stery is vacuumed, high spots Department of Transportation to determine how much of the There are a variety of small rooms, room sizes, number of separately or windows, $2.25 dusted, furniture moved, $30 million price tag each of the agencies should bear. firms in the area, one that is pieces of upholstered furni- for four surfaces. kitchen floors washed not "All three agencies agree construction on the interchange part of a national franchise, ture, wall hangings, square waxed, appliances wiped and Should start immediately," Driscoll said. that provide help on a bi- feet of carpeting and other Domestlcare, Inc. 9 Deer full bathroom service. For an monthly, monthly, seasonal or things. Lane, Jackson Township. This extra charge, windows are Army Engineers Revise Flood Plan one-time basis. The firms One service will do only service is a Bristol-Myers done at $2.50 per window. If come and go from the Mon- windows and floors (your dog franchise. Brenda, your the service is on less than a The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has drastically revised mouth area scene with depr- and children get to stay, too) friendly local telephone voice, its flood control and water supply program for the Passaic monthly basis, the minimum essing regularity because it is but they will recommend do- said the two men who come to charge is higher. River Basin, a move spokesmen say will considerably reduce difficult for the managers to mestic help. As part of that clean have been trained in the original $1 billion price tag. keep their routes fully staffed. referral, the recommended Bristol-Myers schools for spe- Del Rosso's 190 Per Cent The Corps announced yesterday it has decided to elimi- They do, while they're in busi- helper does not do floors and cialty cleaning work. The rule Cleaning. Amboy Road, Mata- nate the Myers Road Dam and Reservoir in Morris County ness, offer a wide variety of windows. Another does only of thumb here is $5 per room wan. Was Universal Home and the permanent lake from the Two Bridges Reservoir in services of the "heavy work" seasonal work. n inn •!»» and each room gets a general Cleaning Service. Del Rosso's Passaic County, two key features of the original plan. type at a price commensurate Each service provides the ALL IN A DAY'S WORK — If you'd like to try cleaning. There is a $25 min- price is half the others' but he As a result, the controversial Plan HI announced last year with the extras that they can something different, there are services In the imum. Furniture is moved, sends half the work force — provide—high. cleaning supplies, equipment will deal only with flood control, not water supply, the spokes- and, of course, transportation. Monmouth area that will provide bonded cleaning ceilings, moldings, sills and one'man instead of two — so men said. Family Retainer The supplies are not to be tak- help on a regular basis. They're expensive, be other hard-to-reach places are it all evens out. The cleaning The decision is seen as a direct response to critics who forewarned, but their field managers are armed dusted. Pictures are moved And dispel any illusions that en lightly in this day and age with printed material and assurances that your is general. He will come on a contended that the eliminated features would have had a detri- a service such as those inter- when spray cleaners cost as and cleaned. A basement would weekly, bi-monthly monthly mental environmental impact on the area. viewed below will replace house will emerge Immaculate without any help be more than $5. The service or seasonal basis. The weekly much as a small Porterhouse. from you. Is available bi-monthly or your faithful family retainer Floor Magic. Rt. 34, Mata- service is $20 per visit. Win- who stays to polish the silver monthly. Windows will be dows are extra, $2.25. per win- Picatinny Bypassed by Army wan. This service provides bi-monthly or monthly service tresses are flipped, rugs are cleaned at an extra charge, candelabra after the house is vacuumed and the bathrooms, dow, four surfaces, and the WASHINGTON - The U.S. Army, citing additional costs two men for three hours of for $40 per visit. For that: fur- $2.50 for four surfaces. cleaned. are completely cleaned. In the Charge to wash and wax a 10 to taxpayers, has rejected requests to locate its new Arma* home maintenance and gener- niture is polished, walls are The field managers come to kitchen, the floor is washed by 20 kitchen floor would be $8 ments Command at Picatinny Arsenal in Bockaway Township, al cleaning, If you have a sev- spot cleaned with finger L.C. Savage & Son. 23 Il- your home to discuss the field en-room hope, you may have marks attended to, mat- but not waxed. The oven. linois Ave., Port Mjpnmouth. to $10. N.J. - • • • The Army announced its decision yesterday in letters to Reps. Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen and Joseph J. Maraziti, two Republicans whose congressional districts include the area around Picatinny. Union Beach Police The Army said it was proceeding with plans to locate the command at Rock Island, 111., a move which will cost $3.4 mil- lion compared to $19.1 million it would cost to locate the facil- ity at Picatinny. An aide to Frelinghuysen said that both congressmen ^Grievances' Assailed would contine to press the Army to alter its plans to lay off 192 By ED WALSH the list is received, the officer ways. To that principle I am civilians at Picatinny. involved will have to wait." committed — to It I will re- UNION BEACH - Borough Commenting on the allega- main. Councilman Peter G. Walker, tions further, Councilman "If administration in the de- Minorities Training Program Set chairman of the police com- Walker said, "It is significant partment is lacking, or if the mittee, has labeled a 20-point to note that these charges chief is not properly attending NEWARK — A job-related training and examination pro- grievance by an anonymous gram has been formulated to eliminate minority employment first came to light as the re- to his duties, then under the member of the police depart- sult of a member of this de- rules of Civil Service, the barriers within the state Division of Consumer Affairs. ment the work "of a dis- The program was announced here yesterday by Commis- partment submitting them to mayor and council have ade- gruntled individual seeking a local newspaper, in writing, quate avenues of remedy sioner Millicent H. Fenwick, who said it would enable other- gain without merit." wise unqualified black consumer aides to secure higher-pay- signed, but with the request against him. So, too, if any of- ing, permanent jobs. In a three-page report to that his name be withheld. ficer of the department feels Borough Council, a copy of he is aggrieved, he has avail- The plan will immediately affect 28 consumer aides who "I support and will defend which has been made avail- the right or a newspaper not able the same remedies," the will have the Civil Service college degree requirement waived able to The Daily Register, councilman commented. for future jobs if they pass an equivalent examination at the to disclose its source, and I do Mr. Walker said he has pre- not seek the same. However, end of the training program, Mrs. Fenwick said. liminarily investigated the al- "One remedy should not be The commissioner said she had been concerned with the after meeting with the chief self-serving press releases HONORED AS VOLUNTEERS — Three women who for 17 years have legations of impropriety in the and several members of the problems of minority employes since taking office last month. been making cancer dressings were honored at a tea sponsored at the administration of the police calculated to engender politi- department concerning these cal intervention and to cir- Deal Golf and Country Club by the Monmouth County Unit of the Ameri- department. allegations, I am suspicious cumvent proper and legal fo- Massive Test Results Not Ready can Cancer Society. They are, left to right, Mrs. Charles Weigle, Mrs. "Without passing upon the that the maker of the charges TRENTON — The results of the reading and mathematics Lawrence Fay, and Miss Elise Moore of the sewing unit of the First Pres- merits of these charges, I am sought this forum in the hope rums," he added. tests given last year to 200,000 fourth and 12th grade students byterian Church, Red Bank. There are 22 active sewing units inthe county convinced with but two ex- that a political issue would be "I strongly recommend to may not be released until the fall, according to a state educa- and last year they made 32,000 dressings. ceptions that they are strictly generated," the police com- mayor and council that by tion official. problems of the day-to-day ad- mittee chairman opined. resolution they go on record Dr. Gordon Ascher, director of the Educational Assess- ministration of the depart- as establishing with finality "Our police department is the chief as the head adminis- ment Program, noted yesterday that legal barriers could be ment," he added. free of political intervention, used to delay the release of the results until then, or even lat- Thin Bracelet Link Lets The charges came to light trative officer of the depart- and I intend to keep it that ment. Such action I believe is er. last week when the Register way. Such political inter- The New Jersey Education Association and a group of received a signed copy of the necessary in order for the of- vention inevitably leads to a ficers and men in the depart- Mercer County parents filed suit last year to prohibit the re- Many Share POWs' Joy grievances — the name of the breakdown of morale, of the lease of the test result. The suit was dismissed in Superior officer has been withheld at ment to be safe and secure in chain of command, of respect the knowledge that the policy Court last month, but the judge ordered the state to give the By MARVBETH ALLEN thin strips of silver bracelets, ther, George Vohden. lives in his request — and commented within and outside of the de- plaintiffs two days notice before it unveils the test scores. on point by point by both of no political intervention in Since June, Miss Sharon Wall Township. partment for its members and administration will continue." According to Ascher, the NJEA probably will begin appeal The joy has caused tears. Walsh of Locust Grove Park, Two of Miss Walsh's broth- Councilman Walker and Po- the department as a whole, of proceedings once it is notified that the release of the results is West Keansburg, has been ers served in the armed lice Chief Richard K. the quality of police service Concerning a charge the de- And some of those most Trembley. imminenj. The ensuing delay could last for months, he said. moved by the return of the wearing a POW bracelet bear- forces and one was away for and personnel, and lastly to partment is the "lowest paid prisoners of war have been ing the name of Navy Comdr. two years. "When he came Among the allegations is a wasted, costly and protracted in the state" Councilman linked to them only by the Raymond A. Vohden. His fa- home." she recalls, "it was an charge of "It's funny how a litigation in the courts. The Walker said, "The present Patients, Systems in Squeeze overwhelming feeling just to certain officer who has passed loser, as always, is the citizen proposed budget does include NEWARK — The president of the College of Medicine and touch and talk to him. the Civil Service exam has and taxpayer," Councilman pay raises within the depart- Dentistry of New Jersey says financing remains the major Fort Readied for Role "I had the same feeling for not been appointed by coun- Walker reported. ment. The pay scale has risen problem facing both patjents and health care systems. returning prisoners as part of this stranger. When I saw him cil." "The morale in our depart- every year for the past sev- Dr. Stanley S. Bergen Jr., speaking yesterday at a lunch- FT. MONMOUTH - Lt. Col. Donald Seybold, public their "homecoming." on television, it was just like Concerning this allegation ment at present is good, if not eral years, lt has been the eon here, said the high cost of medical care -acutely strikes" affairs officer for the First The hospital also has a he was a member of the fami- Councilman Walker stated, exceptional," the councilman subject of annual upgrading anyone who seeks help. Army, Washington, will be "Welcome Home" sign and ly. I cried over someone I had "The resolution of that ques- continued. "I find that dis- and concern. It will so contin- Bergen, asserting that healfh care has become a political here to guide the homecoming placemats which were made never before seen or met." tion—that is, the power of ap- content lies with a very min- ue. football, predicted that Congress and the President would of released prisoners of war by Brownies. To celebrate, Miss Walsh pointment — is one that falls ute minority. I will not allow clash this year over the President's right to withhold funds ap- strictly within the jurisdiction "But the mayor and council who will be received at Pat- A special room has been set hosted a family party — fea- them to deceive our citizens also have the equally impor- propriated' for established medical aid programs. terson Army Hospital. aside at the hospital for vis- turing a champagne toast to of the mayor and council. and mayor and council into He said it was too early tn assess the impact of the Presi- tant obligation to the citizens He will be assisted by iting, so that the facilities will Vohden's safe return. Pic- "I have ascertained at this believing that they are, or to budget and live within their dent's decision to withhold the funds, but declared that per- George Moise and Mrs. Olive not be like "sick rooms." tures were taken and will be time that the officer in ques- that they represent and speak sons in the field are aware of the potential problems. means. I trust that the Rehm of the public informa- It is still unknown how sent to him. She also made a tion cannot be given the stat- for the majority and that as equities can be balanced, and tion office here. many men will be received at telephone call to Mr. Vohden us he seeks because the re- such their allegations are that all will be satisfied as Murder Suspect Flees on Bicycle The families of the former the hospital or when they will in Wall Township and told him certification of the list of eli- meritorious. best as possible under the cir- MEHCHANTVILLE — A Si-year-old t'amden man was prisoners will be housed at arrive. she was celebrating his son's gibles has not as yet been re- "Nonetheless, I have rec- cumstances," he concluded. ceived from Civil Service," charged with the murder of an elderly couple here yesterday Blair Hall, the quarters on the release. ommended to the chief that he main post which are reserved PTA Dance Set "He was thrilled," she says. the councilman continued. investigate all charges and re- after he was arrested when he fell through the ice while at- "When the clerk's office re- Lectures on Plants tempting to flee across a frozen river on a bicycle, police said. for visiting VIPs. KEYPORT - The Bokenjo He gave her the address in . port his findings, answers, Once the men receive me- Trio will provide music at the Memphis, Tenn., where his ceives the list, appointments, and recommendations con- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. The suspect was identified as Alfred Money,, who was pa- if any and if necessary, will roled last year from state prison. He1 was charged with two dical checks, Mrs. Rehm ex- "Hearts and Flowers" dance son will be reunited with his cerning the same to the police Marjorie Wihtol gaye a be made in accordance with slide-illustrated lecture on counts of homncide in the slabbing deaths of Kobert Willits. 711. plains, they will be free-to re- to be staged by the St. Jo- wife and children. committee," Mr. Walker said. rules of Civil Service and the "However, it must be firmly house plants yesterday at . and his wife, Florence, about the same ngc. ceive any visitors they wish. seph's Catholic School PTA Miss Walsh is secretary to She adds that letters written applicable law and with full kept in mind that the adminis- a meeting of the Village According to a police spokesman, the two victims were Sunday in the school audito- W. Alex McClendon, general and complete regard to the by children are being held and rium from H p.m. to midnight. manager of EBSCO Industries tration of the department is Garden Club in the home of found in the bedroom of their home after police went there tn merits of the applicants. Until the chief's — first, last and al- Mrs. Richard Melia. report they'd recovered the Wtllits1 car. _ will be distributed among the Refreshments will be served. Inc., Shrewsbury. 14 The DtOy Kegbfer, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Wednesday, February M, life Some Nights of Delights from the Beer Barrel Polka to and 11 at 2 p.m. There will be By Maigmrite Henderson a Viennese waltz! a reduced rate for student and senior citizens tickets. For Friday night's skating 'Fantasticks' County Fare John Hemleb is the director. events at the Navesink Coun- Elementary school PTA Richard Tausen is assistant try Club rink "they broke the benefits with the added punch director. Performing in 'The girts into two parts," accord- The Fillies. And from both Inside the club things were of "gala" seem few and far Fantasticks" will be the re- ing to Mrs. George W. Camp- teams the most resounding far from quiet. Donating their between; usually they have cently reined-in Pony Players, bell, Fair Haven. And that (!) victory went to Mrs. B. J. musical services for the cock- the added punch of broken including Christopher Wyn wouldn't have been very hard Wynne. Little Silver. tails, followed by buffet, fol- balloons, sticky cotton candy koop, Lloyd Grosse, Bobby to do — literally — consid- Among the men on ice .were lowed by dancing event were and the ring toss game! Steiner. Judy Broten. Bill Ha- ering the cold snap. Greg Montgomery, Paul Prit- the Middletown trio of Sim- But on March 9 the Rumson gen, Jim Brooks, Clare Doyle chard, Harry Barbee. William mons, Trnka and Sinclare. Actually race organizers Public School PTA — with and Bob Clarke. James Campbell, Fair Haven, Lane, Al Ferguson, Ed Apy, Suddenly their numbers ways and means chairman and Bruce Huber, Locust. Gordon Leslie, Bruce Crich- were increased by seven when Mrc. Jeny D. Goldstein doing Bob Cubbage is musical di- only divided the gals into two ton. Marvin Broder. and Tom the Allskates (the honest-to- the broken Held running — is rector. Tricia Odom is stage teams: The Yearlings and Shafer gosh name) paraded in in perpetrating a double delight: manager. And Emi Hemleb (a their strictly rock attire, sere- "The Fantasticks" at 8:30 distinct favorite with the di- nading tables with Duke El- p.m. in the Forrestdale School rector you know) will apply lington's signature song "Sat- auditorium, followed by hot her many theatrical talents to in Doll" on such assorted in- hors d'oeuvres and limitless choreography and makeup. struments as tuba, saxaphone. drinks in Fisherman's Wharf Working with Mrs. Gold- restaurant. n«jii»r SHUT pnmt flute and accordion. stein for bigger and better HARMONIOUS GROUP The Allskates is backup This enjoyable combination profits are Mrs. Robert Stern, — Mr. and Mrs. Harold band for Bruce Springsteen, is for sponsors only. ad journal: Mrs. John W. ..Greenwald, above, and currently on tour, a country Individual tickets to the McClunn. tickets; Mrs. Wil- daughters K.T., right, boy who is making good with meaningful musical (NY's liam A. Wescott, refreshments and Susan, welcomed his.Columbia record hit longest running, please note) and usherettes; Mrs. Ira Mill- guests to their Middle- er, sponsors party; Mrs. "Greetings from Asbury also will be available in limit-

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LITTLE DIPPERS — Gathered 'round the fondue pot at Blizzard Blast II, the annual cocktail party JacfiefaelisKt given by the Middletown Affiliate of Children's Rtguttr sian Phots Tab Dorter Psychiatric Center, Eatontown, are, from left, INDOORS WAS NICER — That's what many guests at Friday's Ice Is JotaHwtw Mrs. Bruce N. Crichton/ hostess for the event at Nice party at the Navesink Country Club decided. Chatting with Mrs. SbcjKeadi her Rumson home, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. (Ed) George W. Campbell, Fair Haven, an originator of the annual indoor-out- ROSdy MCvOMl Kiely, Fair Haven, and Mrs. Klaus Heck, Rum- door benefit given by the Junior Committee of Children's Psychiatric Cen- son. ter, Eatontown, are Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Lubow, Locust. faflmn Pctkins

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Dear Ann Landers: These mend a plastic surgeon who iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,,,, minimi days when George Orwell's specializes in breast reduc- Share experiences with your novel seems frighteningly tion. The operation is safe and children at the... real, when Watergate affairs Ann Landers thousands of women who have I MASTECTOMY PROBLEMS LINCROFT CO-OPERATIVE make no difference, when su- had it say they have never felt better — or looked better. per-snooping on one's neigh- to know the answers to these Ann. My problem is different NURSERY SCHOOL bors is considered "nothing questions. My thanks in ad- Is pot a drug? Can L.S.D. I EXPERT CONSULTATION AND FITTINGS (Cor. EVERETT RD. and WEST FRONT ST.) than most. unusual," please tell me how, vance. — God Bless America Do you realize how difficult and pills open hew worlds for | FREE OF CHARGE. FALL REGISTRATION: or IF a person can tell if his But What Have We Come To? it is for a large-breasted wom- you? Stop guessing. Get the 3 YR OU) CUSSES S155jer yr. - TUB. & THURS. 9 to 11:30 telephone is being tapped. Dear G.B. America: I an to find a bra that fits? I facts in Ann Landers' new 4 YTt OLD CLASSES S225 per yr. - M9L. VIED. & FH. Can a person protect him- called Illinois Bell and this is wear a 44D or E (depending booklet, "Straight Dope on I BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 9 to 11:30-12:30103:00 self against being listened in what they told me: A person on the manufacturer) and 1 Drugs." For each booklet or- Qualified Teachers on? What can he do if he sus- usually cannot tell if his phone am so miserable in a bra that dered send a dollar bill, plus a I CALL 775-2425 Ifrs. Alton IMoters, Director pects his line is being tapped? is being tapped. If you suspect I usually go without one. The long, self-addressed, stamped I'm sure others would like your conversations are being truth is, I would love to have envelope (16c postage) to Ann monitored, call Telephone Re- an operation to reduce the Landers, Box 3348, Chicago, pair Service and request that size of my breasts but I am Illinois 60654. afraid. So please don't be so vour line be checked. If Re- Add sauteed onion and green hard on those of us who have pair Service finds a tap, they peppers to tomato sauce and cannot remove it if the tap no visible means of support. It use on an omelet. was legally authorized. The doesn't necessarily mean we Washington's customer can. however, see a are trying to be sexy. Some of lawyer and attempt to get the us just want to be comfort- PREGNANT... THURSDAY able. — Dixie tap removed if it was installed Foundation Salon by court action. Illinois Bell Dear Southern Comfort: If DISTRESSED? you wear a 44D or E and are will remove an ILLEGAL tap GUI i 651 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park = however, al the customer's going without a bra, I suggest | OPEN MON.THBU SAT. 10-5:30 WED Till 9 § request. that you contact your physi- BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 FRIDAY MllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlT PS. I agree with you about cian and ask him to recom- the increase in invasions of privacy. It is outrageous and MONTII LONG EXHIBIT BIRTHDAY frightening. RUMSON - The collection of old valentines put on dis- SATURDAY Dear Ann Landers: Are you play this week at Oceanic sick of the No-Bra question? Free Library will continue Please have one more go at it, through February. 20% OFF

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Referral services vations for the one-hour slide in a Poke apparent admonition now go- funds, is supported through for nutrition education medic- show. ing on car bumpers, hotepa- public and private funds. al and psychiatric problems, per, buttons, posters and en- Coonsel By None TB and sickle cell screening velope stickers they are When a patient enters the and social services are avail- Caviar Served being distributed by Planned Red Bank clinic she signs in able. The total comprehensive Parenthood affiliates through- and has a urine specimen tak- cost of service is $45 annually Princess At Sea out the country. en by the lab technician. The per patient. By MARGOT SMITH MASSAWA, Ethiopia (AP) The bright red "Love" has patient is then counseled by a An appointment is neces- significance not only for Va- nurse and chooses a method — Princess Anne's partaking If I were to suggest that you take water, sugar syrup, sary. of caviar and champagne lentine's day, but also to the of birth control which will suit There have been 494 peaches, concentrated skim milk, modified food starch, hy- Potluck Planned Parenthood of Mon- the patient's needs. A medical aboard a Soviet destroyer drngenated vegetable oil, hydrolyzed cereal solids, salt, citric patients served at the Red may have "been an historic nwuth County, which is mark- history also is taken. A group Bank clinic during 1972 for a acid, edible gums, mono-arid dicylcerides, natural and arti- ing its first anniversary of the education program, which in- first, a British embassy ficial flavors, sodium phosphate, ascorbic acid, lactylic esters use, were okayed by qualified scientists and exempted from total of 762 patient visits. Ir- spokesman said. Red Bank Family Planning cludes an explanation of hu- ene Van Nostrand, chairman of fatty acids, lecithin and artifical coloring, and mix whip premarket clearance, which means special testing. Clinic today. With the celebra- man anatomy and physiology of clinic volunteers in Red He said the visit to the them up in given proportions, doyou know what you'd have? New developments in science and consumerism have re- tion is the announcement its and prevention of an un- Bank, stated that the volun- Skritnii on Sunday by the 28- . The "recipe" comes straight from the wrapper of a name vealed inadequacies in testing of additives, and complete lack clinic hours will be expanded planned pregnancy is present- teers had donated 800 hours year-old daughter of Queen brand dessert concoction. What scares me is not so much the of testing of the GRAS items. President Nixon has directed a beginning March 28, to ed by the nurse. The patient is working as receptionists and Elizabeth II was the first time potentially dangerous combination of chemicals that make up reevaluation of all GRAS listings. It will not be complete intil Wednesday evenings from 6-9 examined by a qualified gy- interviewers* a member of the British royal this ersatz food, but the fact that people, children especially, 1974 or '75. p.m., in addition to Monday necologist. SUd@Program family had boarded a Soviet arc going to pull it out of their Mickey Mouse lunch boxes and Allergic Reactions afternoon hours from noon to warship. form some kind of an impression that this is what a fruit pud- In the meantime, Mrs. Winters says, "the over 31 million 3 p.m. This examination includes A slide show program illus- blood pressure, blood he- trating the work of Planned The princess spent nearly ding tastes like. Americans who are allergic even to the tiniest amount of some The clinic, here at 141 Bod- moglobin, venereal disease Parenthood in the county is half an hour aboard the ship, It tastes awful. chemicals in foods (with allergic reactions ranging from a man Place was established in screening, PAP tests for early available to service clubs, which is representing Russia When I was a child, Jello and Junket were the only mild skin rash to death) can't wait." response to overcrowded con- cancer detection and a breast church groups, men's and at the combined East-West prepackaged desserts I knew. They were (and still are) ade- The fruit pudding we have singled out as an example con- ditions in the three other clin- and pelvic examination. Post women's organizations and naval maneuvers during Eth- quate emergency substitutes for the home cooked delights my tains at least two GRAS items, plus modified starch which, ac- ic locations, Matawan, Asbury examination counseling is pro- youth groups. Mrs. C. David iopian Navy Days. mother used to make: But what child in the coming generation . cording to the Winter book, is on the FDA top priority Bst for is going to know the joys of blanc mange, rice pudding (with reevaluation. Assumedly, that's because the chemicals that do raisins), lemon snow, prune whip, Bavarian cream and bread the modifying are suspect. , pudding made bread that went stale (not moldy)? In fairness, we must say that the firm responsible for the Components Checked test tube pudding is among the first major ones to announce With the help of Ruth Winter's "Dictionary of Food Addi- that it will provide full nutritional labeling on its products. tives" (Crown Publishers, Inc., New York, 1972) I checked on Compute Chemicals some of the components (can't bring myself to call them in- When that's accomplished, it will be up to you to compute tote gredients) in the canned pudding. The findings are convincing just how many milligrams of, say, mono-and di-glycerldes you evidence that, when time is too short for whipping up a Char- ingest each day, and what is your limit. It would be helpful, too, lotte Russe, an orange (albeit with artificially tolored skin) or to know how this and other chemicals react upon each other in CAREFULLY! a banana (even when bathed in ethylene gas to hasten ripen- the human system. But that is what we're all working to find ing) is a better bet. out. . Mrs. Winters points out in her introduction that many "in- Perhaps it is all perfectly harmless. But judging by the can- gredients" on labels are followed by the letters GRAS which cer-producing elements that have been weeded out so far, we stand for "Generally Recognized As Acceptable." She further presume others are doomed for expulsion too. points out that the GRAS list of 1958 included substances of My point is, that until we know, we may be better off mak- long standing usage, which, under conditions of their intended ing our own floating island. It sure tastes better.

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But he said ditions that are mutually sup- play a variety of schools on Dr. Edward J. Bloustein said "It's not that, that we as- sized, he indicated then it was The plans for a change in it was unlikely that the uni- portive," Bloustein said. different levels, facing tradi- yesterday that the state uni- pire to," he said. "That's the more likely that it would be policy were announced at a versity would give much con- Rutgers' position as an inde- tional rival Princeton, meet- versity's plans to expand its bogeyman people use to bat expanded. press conference last month sideration to joining the Ivy pendent has permitted it to ing a service academy along football program may place us over the head." In yesterday's interview, at which the resignation of League. chart its own course in each with LehlRh and Lafayette. the Scarlet Knights in a posi- Rutgers holds the dis- Bloustein "said Army and Football Coach John Bateman Forming a conference sport and has freed it from The 1973 scheduled has the tion to compete with several tinction of having played in Navy were two teams already and the dismissal of Athletic would allow Rutgers and oth- the rules and regulations lim- Knights travelling to the Air Eastern powerhouse, but that the first collegiate football on the Rutgers schedule with Director Albert Twitchell ers to compete on an accept- iting recruiting and support Force Academy in Colorado the team would not expand to game in 1869. when it defeated whom Rutgers should be com- were announced. ed, agreed-upon level and for student athletes. Springs, Colo., and to Tampa, the level of the Big Ten. Princeton six goals to four. peting on a more even basis. "Army and Navy are the would provide a built-in re- But it has also kept from it Fla., to play the University of "We're thinking of teams in Bloustein announced last The Scarlet Knights have teams we should be playing," straint on growth past that de- the built-in competition be- Tampa, Fla.. to play the Uni- the East, Syracuse, Penn month that the state univer- dropped all six of the games Bloustein said. sired by the school. tween teams facing each oth- versity of Tampa. In 1974, State, West Virginia," he said. sity was studying its football they've played against the Ca- He said Rutgers, an inde- "Conference play, with col- er regularly for a conference games with Hawaii and Tu- "Ohio State and Nebraska are program. While he held out dets in the past eight years, pendent, was considering leges or universities with the championship. lane are on tap. lliiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiliHiiiHiliiiiluiiiiiiiiiiimipmuimin nnuimuinniMi nniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinaiiiHiiiiiiiiiiuniiiuiiiuiiiuiunuu Answerto Celtics 105-101 Proverbs Over the Pistons By GEORGE SHEEHAN Boston Coach Tom Hein- "I told our guys after call- 103. sohn said the Celtics were ing time out that we had'to Scott apparently couldn't In the Book of Proverbs we find four things too mysterious lucky because their offense stop Van Lier and keep him find anything really nice to to understand: the way of an eagle in the air; the way of a ser- stopped in the stretch. Detroit from passing off to the open say about' the performance of pent upon the rock; the way of a ship in the midst of the sea;, Coach. Ray Scott said his Pis- man," Heinsohn explained. "I .his Pistons. "No. 1, we shot and the way of a man with a girl. To this list you can now add tons were unlucky because let Dave Cowens come out bad, we didn't play good de- the way of a coach with a team. their offense never got start- and challenge him and Van fense, we didn't adjust like we ed. And Cleveland Coach Bill Lier got so frustrated that he talked about doing and we Of all mysteries this seems the most mysterious. What eventually fouled out." 4 forces of energy flowing between coach and players bring Fitch said nothing - but the turned the ball over way too these separate elements into a unity of purpose, and per- Cavaliers' fans gave him a The fouls are also what much in situations we fection in performance? What equally unknowniorees operate hand anyway. knocked out Chicago. Jo Jo shouldn't have." to cancel whatever community exists and so breed discord arid "We were lucky to win," White sank two free throws The Bucks, trailing 52-50 at ineptitude? # Heinsohn said after the Celts' and John Havlicek canned a the half, outscored Detroit 17- Whit's tat Answer? 105-101 victory over the Bulls 30-foot jumper to tie the 2 at the start of the third peri- • . If we knew, we would know why a no-name coach can take in Chicago last night, "be- score, then Cowens and Havli- od. Detroit managed a brief a no-name team and have a great season; and why in an adja- cause our offense suddenly cek each clicked on two more rally in the fourth period, only cent ball park a marriage of team and coach apparently made stopped in the fourth quarter. foul shots to provide the Cel- to go scoreless for four min- in heaven ends in disaster. We pick managers and coaches Garfield Heard and Norm Van tics with the winning margin. utes as Milwaukee opened an with as much hope and as little science as we pick the daily Lier hurt us with their quick- Havlicek finished with 29 insurmountable 15-point double. So these mismatches multiply exponentially and we ness and their jumpers." points to lead all scorers. Jer- bulge. see our teams go down the dark paths of defeat never knowing Boston, which. widened its ry Sloan had 20 for Chicago. "Defense was the turning what or who is to blame and what or who can remedy it. lead over the idle New York In the night's other NBA point in the game," said Knicks to 1^ games in the games, Milwaukee downed Bucks' Coach Larry Costello. National Basketball Associ- Detroit 110-96, Golden State "We exchanged baskets in the ation's Atlantic Division, en- clipped Cleveland 103-90, Kan- first half and then we put the The Innocent Bystander tered the final quarter with an sas City-Omaha belted Hous- pressure on in the'second 87-79 lead. ton 132-118, Portland beat Buf- half." Bob Lanier, who got 20 The hockey owners don't know. They have already re- Then Heard and Van Lier falo 120-100 and Los Angeles points in that first half for the placed five of the 16 managers in the NHL and three or four AP Wlcptiolo went to work, pumping in the defeated Seattle 101-98. In the Pistons, got just nine more more look very shaky. Nor do football owners have the solu- .DOUBLE TEAMED — Brvan Leflev, extreme rlaht, of the New York Is- baskets that catapulted the American Basketball Associ- the rest of the way. Kareem . tion. Who would have predicted two years ago that Tommy landers harasses Bobby Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers as goalie Billy Bulls into a 101-97 lead with ation, Memphis nipped the Abdul-Jabbar and Bob Dan- Prothro and Don McCafferty would be fired by their clubs? Smith deflects the puck after Clarke's shot on goal last night. Smith made less than two minutes to go. New York Nets 95-93 and Ken- dridge got 28 apiece for Mil- Prothro, one of the great college coaches of all time, and a the save/but the Flyers peppered him later en route to an 8-2 victory. But Boston wasn't finished. tucky bounced San Diego 110- waukee. chess player and a student of the game, seemed to be embark- Nate Archibald, who's been ing on a new and brilliant facet of his career. McCafferty's ca- doing this sort of thing all reer had reached its zenith, a win in the Super Bowl. . year, bombed in 49 points to A psychological autopsy might reveal the cause of their lead an exhibition of sharp- separate downfalls. Prothro's error, it seems to me, was in be- Ali, Bugner Fit to Fiddle shooting by the Kings against lieving the pros brought their own motivation. He claimed Houston. Kansas City-Omaha they did. They don't. In college they do and that was where LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) — States and get a total of clicked on 57 of 89 shots from Prothro was at his best. Calming people down. Not firing them Muhammad Ali and England's $125,000, counting foreign the field. up. He had once told a nervous Gary Beban in the dressing Joe Bugner easily passed closed circuit television. By halftime, the Tj-ail Bla- room before the Rose Bowl, "There are 600 million Chinese their pre-flight physicals yes- Ali collects $275,000 for his zers' victory over Buffalo was who don't even know this game is being played." terday for tonight's 12-round efforts and rates at 8-1 or a sure thing. They had run Did Job fight at the Convention Cen- more to turn back the 22-year- away to a 61-41 intermission McCafferty had proven he could motivate his troops when ter. old Hungarian-born English- lead and nearly doubled the they won in the '71 Super Bowl. He lost this ability, not be- Dr. Donald Romeo pro- man who holds the European spread in the third period. cause he had changed but because the situation at Baltimore nounced both in great,shape heavyweight title. changed and in some mysterious way he was no longer the and said Bugner appeared a Despite those prohibitive man to lead the Colts to the Promised Land. little more excited than the odds, Ali has trained hard, Flyers Come To some this inspiration may seem a matter of simply hav- former heavyweight cham- fully realizing that at 31 he ing a hard-nosed coach. Before the Super Bowl Larry Czsonka pion. must battle Father Time as FromBehindi said that winning this game was uppermost in'his mind. Next Ali's blood pressure was 118 well as the young boxers. season's training camp under Shula if they lost that game, he over 70 and the European "The way I take such good Rout Isles said, was too horrible to contemplate. heavyweight champion's 128 care of myself I think I might PHILADELPHIA(AP) - That is the traditional type of incentive the public associ- over 80. be able to fight until I'm 40," Rick MacLeish scored a ates with winning coaches of the Lombardi, Shula mold. But this A controversy over gloves Ali said, but he also added, "I team-record four goals to lead view may be superficial. The stimulus, the urgency toward was settled with a set made in can't let a man like Bugner the Philadelphia Flyers to an doing one's best lie much deeper. This was suggested by Ram Mexico approved by the man- slip up on me." H-2 come-from-behind victory quarterback Roman Gabriel in explaining the poor record of agers of each fighter. Aii probably will enter the over the New York Islanders the Rams this past year. The Rams, said Gabriel, were a self-- Also apparently settled was ring a couple of pounds lighter in a National Hockey League ish team. Every time one of our men gave an interview, he a taxation problem with Bug- than Bugner; who plans to game Tuesday night. In other pointed out, it was I, I this, I that; but when the Skins or Dol- ner to pay 30 per cent of the come in at about 218. N1H Games, Boston beat phins were interviewed the player always said We, We this, purse he collects in the United' Ali also predicted he'll stop Vancouver, 7-3, and St. Louis We that. States. A spokesman for the the Englishman by the sev- topped Los Angeles, 4-2. I suspect this is the final answer. The way of a man with a Internal Revenue Service said enth round but Bugner hasn't The four goals ran Mac- maid may well be to' reach the point where it is, we, we this, the money from closed circuit been stopped since his first Leish's total to 34 for the sea- we that. The way of a coach with a team is to arrive at a sim- television in Europe would not pro fight five years ago when son, only one behind the club- ilar relationship. be affected. Paul Brown knocked him out record 35 set by Bobby Clarke Bugner reportedly will be in three rounds. last season. Lombardi Magic paid ?40,000 in the United "And look at his face," says That was' the type of relationship Vince Lombardi sought The Islanders took a 2-0 Smith. "You can see he hasn't lead after one period, but to establish. "For all players who make it in the Pros," he been cut." once wrote, "there's got to be a 'selflessness' — a sublimation, Crates Advances three power-play tallies by Bugner has an effective left the Flyers in the first 8:33 of ultimately, of the individual to the whole, A guy may have all jab—a punch he calls his the potential to be the best player of all time. He's able, agile, To First Place the second period gave Phila- NEW SHREWSBURY - best—but not the overall fire- delphia a lead it never relin- and intelligent. Yet, unless he is totally committed to the team power of the swift former and victory as a unit, he won't win ball games." Crates Beverage moved to a FINAL CHECKUP — Joe Bugner, European heavyweight boxing cham- quished. The Flyers went on one-game lead over Majestic champion. pion, gets a final physical examination from Dr. Donald Romeo yesterday for two more goals before the Getting man totally committed was what Lombardi did Amusement in the Brunswick If the bout goes the lim- in preparation for tonight's 12-round bout against Muhammad Ali in Las session ended to run their best. He had faults, and severe ones that you might think Sycamore Friday Night it—and it's 4-1 against Vegas. margin to 5-2. would have prevented him from getting that commitment, Ladies Scratch League here. that—three judges will render that dedication. But they turned out to be, oddly enough, unim- The leaders are sporting a the decision on the five-point portant. "At midfield," wrote Tom Dowling in his book, 43-20 mark. must system. The referee in "Coach: A Season with Lombardi"," he was harsh, merciless, Mary Bailey of Majestic Nevada does not vote. egotistic, inconsistent and even mediocre, but within the 20 Under the scoring system, Kuhn Charges Negotiator Amusement had the best yard line he had greatness." series of 512 last week, while the winner of each round gets See Bystander, Page 22 Globe Petroleum's Jay five points and the. loser four 9 Bruno's 186 was the top game. or less depending on his show- niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ing. For 'Creating Confusion The mandatory eight count will be in effect hut the rule NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn intentions represent a highly-destructive act, not only with re- which would end the fight af- charged the major league players' negotiator yesterday with spect to negotiations, but to baseball." Ex-Peacock Kennedy deliberately trying to "create confusion" and said Marvin He said the entire purpose of the players association was ter three knockdowns in the same round has been waived. Miller wants bargaining to "degenerate into name-calling." to arrive at a "mutually-acceptable and equitable agree- ( The bell can't save a boxer, Kuhn said baseball fans "have had a bellyfull" of annual ment." He called upon Kuhn to "revise the strategy and un- either. If he's down and the bickering between players and owners and added th,at baseball lock the spring training gates so that we can all proceed with Guides Jersey Giants' bell rings ending the round, is not an indispensable part of the American scene — all of us the business at hand, quietly and sensibly." the referee continues his had better recognize it." Although Kihn told National League President Chub Fen- JERSEY CITY (AP) - Former St. Peter's Garden, home of the National Basketball Asso- count. Miller charged Monday that owners were "threatening an ney and his American League counterpart, Joe Cronin, to bar College basketball coach Don Kennedy was ciation's New York Knicks. illegal lockout in spring training camps." any pre-Mareh reporting by players for early spring workouts, named assistant general manager and director Binstein said the armory will be renovated A settlement plan by club owners which includes arbi- the commissioner said no decision had been made as to wheth- nf player personnel yesterday for New Jer- to seat 7,50(1 but eventually the team might Atlantic Highlands tration on players' salary disputes was labeled a "worthless er the gates will swing open March 1. sey's American Basketball Association team, play in an arena he expects will be completed arbitration proposal," by the executive director of the Major Kuhn said bargaining since the end of the 1972 season has the Jersey Giants. in three years in the Hackensack Meadowlands In'Romp'... 2-0! League Baseball Players Association. "provided the basis for a fail; and prompt solution without any Kennedy's hiring and the team name were Sports Complex. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Kuhn said he was avoiding getting into a name-calling disruption of March 1 spring training." announced at a news conference here by Mark Binstein said he believes the team will be — A once In a lifetime oddity match by directing presidents of the American and National Bjnstein, general manager, who also said Nel- occurred In a game between Miller, the commissioner said, "has succeeded in putting a operating at a loss until then, having already Leagues to do all the talking for the owners' side. salary arbitration offer on the table. He termed it a significant son Gross, a former Republican candidate for paid a %t million indemnity to the New York the elementary school basket- He said it would be "temperate and businesslike." the U.S. Senate, will be the team's general move, particularly since some club owners have strong reser- Nets for cable television rights in New Jersey ball teams of Sea Bright and Kuhn's statement said that by "abandoning the bargaining vations. counsel. and New York. Atlantic Highlands. " table, Marvin Miller resorted to a deliberate effort to create The way was paved last week for the birth Kennedy was the Peacocks' coach for 22 Robert Talmage of Atlantic confusion in the minds of clubs, players and the public regard- "The clubs have pressed for a three-year agreement on all of the Giants when a syndicate purchased the seasons and won 325 games in that time. He Highlands scored a basket In ing the status of negotiations." issues," Kuhn said. "I sincerely believe that three years of Dallas Chaparrals' franchise. According to was the nation's seventh winningest coach the first,five seconds of play. He said that if a "like response is precipitated from own- peace during which we can strictly concentrate on baseball Binstein, the price was "slightly in excess of when he was relieved nf his duties prior to the This was the only score In the ers, the bargaining could degenerate into name-calling. For are vital to the welfare and financial health of baseball play- 91.5 million," starf of this season. entire game which was called the moment, I feel this is what Mr. Miller wants and is trying ers and clubs alike." The team will start to play next season. A St. Peter's spokesman said Kennedy was at the end of three quarters, to ferment." Kuhn agreed that Miller "may question my judgment be- Binstein added, with home games scheduled retired from the coaching post because he was so Sea Bright could make a Miller refused to retaliate with a personal barrage at cause, in this instance, I am supporting the club's position. I for the Jersey City Armory here and the New past the mandatory retirement age of 65. How- bus. Kuhn, but did say, "I understand why he is so defensive about must remind him, however, that four years ago I resolved a Haven Arena in New Haven, Conn. Hopefully, ever, when he left the post Kennedy made sev- No one had ever heard of a the role he has played as coordinator of the owners' negotiat- spring stoppage by urging*clubs to increase their offer on play- Binstein said, the Giants will also play some) eral public statements criticizing school offi- game In which one player ing committee. er pension proposals they had rejected. As a result, an agree- doubleheaders in New York's Madison Square cials. scored all the points. "As I pointed out Monday, the owners' publicized lockout ment was reached." The Dally Renter, Red Bank-Middletowa, N.J. Wednesday, Febniary 14,1973 21 Buccaneers Stun Casey Quintet; Colts Cop 19th; Seraphs Beaten Christian Brothers Aca- Icyne hit a hot streak late in •••••••111 I tlllllllH IIIIIII1II1I 7 lead. The Purple Roses then player in double figures for demy keeps rolling along, but the fourth quarter, mostly ran for six straight points on the Seraphs with 15. Red Bank Catholic and Mater from the outside to preserve Parochials baskets by George Ward and Colts Free Early Dei continued to hit the skids the lead. TEAM W L Bob Forlenza (two). Christian Brothers Aca- in games involving Mon- The Caseys sneaked out to a Christian Brothers Acdy IS • St. Rose never relinquished demy took complete control of mouth County parochial high the lead and gradually built a St. John Vianney early, the four-point lead at the close of R.6.Catholic 14 5 : school basketball teams last the first quarter, but Red Mater Del 13 » insurmountable 2Bpoint edge. Colts scored 10 seconds intp night. Bank, led by Doug Scott's St. Rose It i: 5J-27, with 5:49 left in the the game before the Lancers Red Bank Regional stunned eight points, pulled out to a 14- St. John Vlannej 4 11 third period. decided to freeze the ball for neighborhood rival RBC, 84-point margin in the second pe- iimiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHHiiiinmiii Brian O'Neill led the Koses' two minutes 74, while St. Rose trounced riod. Bucs reserved the margin attack with 15 points and CBA scored again, and the Mater Dei, 81-61, in a Central grabbed 16 of his team's 57 Lancers went to the freeze The Caseys pecked away again and the home team Jersey Catholic Federation stayed on top tor good. rebounds. Mater Dei managed once more. game. until they finally got the lead only 25 bounds as a team. back, 67-62, early in the fourth AUeyne'siieroics netted him The roof finally caved in on Undefeated state power 25 points for the night. Scott' George Ward and Bub For- the Lancers as the Colts sail- CBA, as expected, stormed session. Five straight points by the hit for 17 and Dave Kelly lenza tied for second place, ed to a 23-2 lead with a minute past CJCF foe, St. John Via- added 10. scoring 14 each, (icne Mulre- remaining in the quarter. • nney, 97-53, for its. 19th con- Molar Del (it) si. Rm (lit G F OFT Dave Bauer did everything nan added 12. and Rickey Bill Paterno and Leon Sim- secutive victory. Devoney l • Mulrenon • 0 1J Vuono netted 10. Ryan 3 5 5 0 tO for the Caseys. His rebound- mons each scored eight points Moron II 1 Vadn 2 2 6 Mark Kenney was the only while Bob Roma accounted Doable Trouble oral 0 0 Fortema 0 2 14 ing and shooting (2K points) Curt Wheeler and Mike A1-. Cahlll 3 1 - VanSycl* 1 0 3 kept the Caseys in the game *.•. CotMIIC 174) KM tank Reg. (14) for six in the first period for 3 VanNBrnd 0 0 0 G F T C F T leyne did the job for Red Kemey IS I Word 5 4 14 all the way. Paul McGuiness McGulneM 10 3 23! Alley-He 10 S IS the winners. McCorltiy 2 Plnoar 0 0 0 Yervei 3 2 I! Scot) I I 17 Bank Regional in its hard- McDonotd Si Yavorone 0)2 chipped in 23 points in the los- Coler 4 I t! Wheeler » * n The Colt subs came in to Heard 3 Doolty 0 2 2 Bauer III' Killy 3 4 10 fought victory over Red Bank Castlgon OiFlxter 0 0 0 ing cause. Plgnataro 0 0 0; Lloyd 0 I I take a look at the Lancers in BUCS APPLY PRESSURE — Red Bank Regional fast breaks against rival Catholic. Corley 2|O'Nelll 3 SWil 3 0 11 Slater 3 i r the second quarter, but things Blsseft SlHorklni 1 3 4 Roses Control Boards Catalan* 1 0 !!Word 1 0 2 Red Bank Catholic yesterday. Tom Slater (10), center, passes off at the Wheeler commanded the Sftultl 21 St. Rose (10-12) blasted Ma- ! Thornton 0 0 0 didn't work out quite as well. top of the key to Curtis Wheeler, as Tom Stahl (33), left is the witness for backboards for the Bucs and Totals 20 21 el Totals 33 17 II ter Dei (13-9) early in the Totals 30 14 Ml Totals • HUM St. John's Bill Foster, who Mater 0*1 U 11 I! R,B. Catholic.... » II 23 11—74 the Casey defense. scored 22 points, while Al- St. ROM 21 -II first quarter, building up a 11- Red Bank Reg.. II 2] 17 Jo —14 scored 27 points in (lie game,' scored 11 in the period. CBA coach Vinnie Cox went back to the starting five in the second half, and the stars re- sponded with 31 points. Official's Anticlimactic Coin Flip 1 t'BA work the fight for the backboards, 47-21, and did a; job on the Lancers In scoring from the floor. The Colts Could Determine Playoff Berth didn't miss a shot until six minutes had elapsed in the Forty-four games later, 28 would create a first place tie, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi For the Blue Devils, Jim promotion from the junior first period. They wound up in league competition, the both teams at 13-1. Delehanty pitched in 17, and varsity. with 51 per cent from the field Shore Conference's champion- Conference rules provide *D' Division Rich Shrivanian had 16. Keansburg eked out a 55-53 to St. John's 36 per cent. ship "D" Division champion- that the team with the best TEAM-OVERALL W L Shore won the junior varsity win in the junior varsity tilt. game, 57-54. SI. JMw V. (Ml CIA IN) ship berth in next week's overall record gains the play- Henry Hudson 09-2) 13 a Bittle lor Basement G F OFT Foiler io ; 1 If Shore Conference's basketball off berth in the event of a tie. Freenold (18-3) 12 1 Keys' Assist Record Point Pleasant Boro edged Louro s i Simmons l It playoffs could be determined But a Colonial victory would Keith Jones broke the single out Holmdel in the battle of Hlrtev 0 1 Roma 0 14 Shore Reg. (Ml) 8 S Hloltv 0 0 1 7 by the flip of a coin. make both teams 19-3. Keyport (12-11) 7 6 season assist record to help the basement with two free Zlegltr 0 0 Holland X 15 Lent 1 0 Smlrh Henry Hudson Regional and The only question then Keansburg (M3) t 8 Keyport overcome Keansburg throws by Scott Callender, in OIBndtto Souse Tolleti ? I Freehold are the concerned would be: "Heads or tails, fel- Point Boro (7-1C) 5 J and Pete Pcltz. Jones turned the last 10 seconds of the third nAcWtenvy 4 i feST i3 i« 4 Whlpple 0 0 parties as they head into the lows?" Point Beach (US) 1 12 in 9 assists and now has 109 quarter. Kerrigan 0 I • Dole 0 4 divisional finale Friday night for the year. The previous The Panthers took a 34-33 O'Brien 1 O'Brien J 5 In other "D" games last Holmdel (1-17) 1 12 iWheoiliv 0 4 on the former's court in the night, Keyport defeated milllllllllllllllllllMIIUIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIII record was held by Keith Orr, lead,which they never relin- 22 « 53!Totol» 4J12 M Highlands. Keansburg, 66-55, and Point who had 101 last year. quished. St. John V 11-51 The Admirals (19-2) Pleasant Boro topped Holm- Tyler hit only five points as Rick Flynn, steady Red Rai- CBA... is -« the Colonials jumped to a 19-9 Point iced the contest with trounced inept Point Pleasant del, 57-48. der veteran, cashed 12 points one minute remaining by ex- Beach, 88-42, for their 13th Admirals Cruise first period lead, but he then to run his career total to 999. Bayshore Tops unloaded 12 points in the sec- tending a 49-44 lead with four consecutive "D" victory with- Henry Hudson Regional He should score his 1,000th consecutive fast breaks by out a setback. Freehold (18-3), cruised through the meek ond. The Colonials led 39-25 at Friday against Holmdel. Lakewood Five halftime, and then sat back as Jim Foray, Tom Wagner and LAKKWOOl) f Bayshore meanwhile, took the measure Gulls of Point Beach by scor- Ed Tice led the Raiders two by Paige Falkenberg. the Blue Devils chipped away with 16 markers but honors Squires came from behind in of Shore Regional 65-56, for its ing 20 points in the first quar- Scott Callender led the Pan- at the lead in the second half. for the game went to Keans- the last two minutes here to, 12th triump in 13 division out- ter and holding the losers to thers with 20, Paige Falkcn- Shore outscored the Colo- burg's Peltz, who poured in nip the Lakewood Squires, 32- ings, the only loss coming to two markers. bcrg and Tom Wagner each nials in both the third and 30. 27, Hudson in the first meeting Bill Hungrecker led the Ad- chipped in 12 each. fourth periods but never came Peltz scored all five of the After trailing for the whole between the teams. mirals with 22 points, while Guy Leigh led the losers closer tban eight points. Titan points in the first peri- game, Bayshore got a three- Stage Set teammates Bill Connell and with 24. Tom Masse followed with 12 Jack Warner scored 13 for od, 11 of 18 in the second, and point play Irom Joe Reynolds Thus, the stage is set for The Panthers record is 6-16, and 10, respectively. Freehold, Dave Mackey had 10 of 19 in the third. with less than two minutes to Friday's showdown. A Hudson Holmdel is 1-16. victory vaults it into the con- The game wasn't much of a 12, and Ron Brantley added The Titans trailed by only play Io take the lead for the Petnt •*• (57) first time. ference playoffs Tuesday warmup for the Admirals who 10. three points (45-42) going into G F G F T Start M(. (S4) Freehold (4S) Cdlender » 3 30 Leigh II 3 24 The win left Bayshore (M) night, but a Freehold victory will put their title hopes on G F T the fourth period, but Rick 0 0 0 3 17| Tyler 10 « 24 FoRunberg 4 4 13 3 0 4 as the only undefeated team KeyparMei) Ktomourj IJ5) the line Friday against con- J. Delhnty " Hill, Jones and Flynn each got 0 0 0 Gf= TF'T Shlrvonlon • 161 Warner 5 3 13 Foray I3t 0 ' Zoube in the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- Flynrt 5 _2 12!i Pelrr 8 30 tender Freehold. D.Oelhnfy 4 Mocltey 6 0 12 two points in the closing sec- Seldler 0 O Schonck 0 0 0 Woolley 4|ThrckmortonO 0 0 Scott 1 0 Harris, O 3 15 CoVter 2 1 SlQuIn 1 1 3 Mmlck Fllislmns 0 0 0 ties Chapter Squire League. Jones 4 4 121 Sullivan 2 0 4 The Admirals were 20 for 23 Brlsclone 2|Brennon 2 onds to widen the gap. 2 1 8 Brantley 2 10 Slovtnz 3 3 9 Rigiitir snn Photos Ken Rcinhardt led Bayshore Burlew 4 I 9!RoberlelH 4 2 10 White Hill, a freshman seeing ac- Dunlap 3 0 6 Tlce 7 2 16|Smltfi at the foul line. Bell 2 Johnson 0 0 0 2 1 5 1 Ounlop M. 0 0 0 TWO IN PURSUIT— Red Bank Catholic's Tim with 15 points, and Frank Hilt t 0 !2|AAele I 1 3 With Rich Tyler scoring 26 Smith tion in only his third game, Totals 20 16 56 Totals 27 II 65 Totals . S7jTotols II 111 Yerves (45), left, mirrors Red Bank Regional's Monahan was the lop reboun- Totals »i<) «] Totals 21 U.5S points, Freehold had little scored 12 points and is aver- Point BL 31 -57 Keyport.. 1« 13 11 21 —64 Shore. 9 16 13 18—56 Point Boro 12 10 I John Lloyd (40) in a scramble for the ball. dcr with 13, Ktansburg S II 19 13 -SS trouble disposing of Shore. Freehold. 19 20 9 17 -05 aging over 10 a game since his Holmdel 13 -a lUlHiliiiiniiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirniiiiiiiiNiiiiniiiiniiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniii Stage Set for Ocean, Lakewood Briefly Ocean Township and Lake- Ocean wasted little time in iiiiiiiiiiiifimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii counted for 13 of the Bulldogs' .loe Keoley accounted for a wood will decide the Shore crumbling Howcll's hopes of a f points. bucket to make the score 57- Conference "B" Division possible upset by outscoring B' Division llalligan led the losers wilh 5ti, but the Falcons went into a championship Friday night at the losers, 25-4 in the first TEAM-OVERALL L 21) points, while 1'alvin Wil- freeze to end the gamp. Speaking the Spartans' court. quarter. Lakewood (l«-3 I liams scored lti. Mike Henderson led the win- Ocean, which dropped a The Rebels sorely missed Ocean Twp. (l»-l) 2 Willie Troy was high for the ners with 17 points, while Dan game to Lakewood earlier the presence of Marcus Wil- Rumson-F.H. (14-6) 4 Piners with T-\ points. Bill Cohen added II. Beach Altai this year, can win the title liams, thvir scoring leader. Jackson Twp. (12-8) 5 Taylor added 17, King scored Kecley was high man for with a victory this time Williams will be out for the Manasquan (1110) 6 14. and Gross and Briscoe the losers with 12. Jim llaniia- Bench Gets $100,000 Allen for Replay around. The Spartans have rest of the season. Monmouth Reg. (IMC).. 4 » chipped in 1!) and 12, respec- mann and Williams each had the better overall record (19- Howell shot a dismal 30 per Howell (SIC) 3 10 tively. 11 markers. CINCINNATI (AP) — Johnny Bench, mov- WASHINGTON (AP) - Coach George Al- cent from the floor, while the Central Reg. (1-17) 0 12 Lakewnnd is 16-3, while Monmouth's foul problems ing fast in the wake of lung surgery he feared len of the Washington Redskins said yesterday 3). Lakewood is 1B-3 overall. Spartans relied on the hot- IHIIIIIIimiHIllllllllllllllllllMIMIIIIIHIHIIIIII Humson is 14-6. allowed the Jaguars to keep would end his career, has signed a $100,000- he expects to see officials use instant replay Ocean maintained its win- handed Chuck Simon and Jim , the game close. .lackson plus contract that apparently will make him television to make decisions during National Jeff Pezzuti scored nn a three- Monmouth Regional look ning ways last night by rom- Cassidy for most of their point scored 22 points at the foul the highest paid player in Cincinnati Reds' his- Football League games sometime in the fu- point play. the lead at 2-1 in the first peri- ping over Howell, 79-50, and production. Simon scored 23 od, and, although Jackson line. tory. ture. Lakewood stayed on top with The Bulldogs surged to a points while Cassidy hit for 22. stayed close throughout, it (57) Jadnon (HI The Reds confirmed the signing yesterday Allen also said he believes there should be an 81-72 verdict over Rumson- three-point lead with three T1 G T T Noland Hampton led the los- never went in fronl. Cohen 5 ll! Honnomonn 3 i II after the Cincinnati Enquirer reported the only one week, instead of the present two, be- Fair Haven Regional. ers with 15 points. minutes left in the third quar- Hentefion I IvVlllloms 7 7-11 slugging catcher and swinging bachelor had tween the last conference championship game With the Falcons up by five Walker 3 Hoienblutti 0 0 0 In another game, Mon- Ocean is 19-3, while Howell ter when Tom llalligan and Truox l Mojytt 4 1-9 signed for about $115,000. and the Super Bowl. COT* 3 Keeley 5 2 12 is5-lti. Ken Crichlow hit on succes- in the last minute ol play, the Cooperhouu I SetkSeckee! General Manager Bob Howsam said he In a talk at the National Press Club, Allen mouth Regional edged Jack- Jaguars began to mak(> a bid Hargrove 4 I| Bennett 3 7 II Streak Wins It sive buckets, but the Piners had completed negotiations with Bench via said the Redskins, losers of the Super Bowl son Township, 57-5B. for the victory. Willie Wil- Totols 54 t 57 Total! 17 JJ S* A six-point streak at the out- quickly went to work and Monmouth..; to 7 17 17 — 57 telephone Monday. game to Miami, had four goals in the off-sea- liams hit two foul shots and Jackson 1 I] It » —So break of the fourth quarter grabbed a two-point margin at "Bench has won the Most Valuable Player son — to improve the team, to keep its togeth- Slim 'n' Trim gave Lakewood the lead for award two of the last three years in 1970 and erness, to add 8,000 seats to the 53,000 in RFK good over Rumson. the close of the session. 1972," Howsam said, "and he has been suitably Stadium and to train their sights on the NFL Set in Hazlet Jon Gross, Tom Briscoe and The Bulldogs' hopes of a rewarded." championship in Houston next season. HAZLET - The Recreation Kevin King accounted for the victory were sharply dimin- Commission is accepting reg- six points for the pennant- ished with five minutes gone Rangers Call Butler Kansas Hires Sayers istrations for its "Slim 'n' seeking Piners. in the final period when Crich- NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Trim" exercise and sports Lakewood jumped out to a Inw fouled out. He had ac- LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Gale Sayers, program for township women Rangers, struck by injuries to forwards Bruce forced to retire from professional football last 19-12 lead at the end of the Onan Twp. in) Howell (So and teen girls. GF II C F T MID-WINTER SPECIAL MacGregor and Vic Hadfield, recalled right season after a series of knee injuries, was first quarter, but the Bulldogs Boughrum 2 t> Hampton Hlorky I t 9.H. (73) Tofols 30 19 TtiTotoll petition, will be in uniform when the Rangers ter to work in the areas of recruiting, public through Tuesday, June 12. G F T Ocean 2j 21 » s Wlllloms Trav 10 3 J3 Howell 4 II I » — SO meet the Canadiens in Montreal tomorrow Sessions will run from 8 to 10 Crlchlow Brlscot Regular 37.20 relations, counseling and football coaching. Penutl Kino night. The Canadiens lead the circuit's East p.m. McMonus S Sayers, known as the "Kansas Comet" in Holllaan 10 0 301 Reed -INDOOR Division, four points in front of the Rangers. Dovlion 0 2 21 Taylor SPECIAL 28.QQ his playing days at Kansas, went on to fame in Further information on the Stromenoer 0 2 21 Martin the pro ranks with the Chicago Bears. He nominal-fee program may be D.Crlchlow 3 1 Totols 30 1? 771 Totals 3115 II Goss Makes Garden planned to discuss the opportunity at the uni- had from the recreation of- Humson 13 M U 1» — 72 SAVINGS 9.20 NEW YORK (AP) - Sammy Goss of Tren- versity with George Halas, Bears' owner. fice. lokewood It 21 II 31 -II ton, N.J., will make his Madison Square Gar- TENNIS den debut Friday night, March 9, against Wal- LABOR ONLY-PARTS EXTRA ter Seeley of Sayville, N.Y., in a scheduled 12- Colts Name Coach Lion Gymnasts Nipped 1971-1973 CARS S3.60 EXTRA round featherweight bout, it was announced BALTIMORE (AP) — General Manager yesterday. Joe Thomas of the Baltimore Colts was ex- MIDDLETOWN — Ceriar and Jeff Hutchinson led the The winner will meet Ernesto Marcel of pected to name assistant coach Howard Schel- Ridge converted a first and a Cougars with 22.30. OFFER GOOD UNTIL FEB. 28.1973 Panama for the World Boxing Association title ienbergcr of the Miami Dolphins as the Colts' third place in the still rings * Both teams are now 7-3 on here, probably in June, a Garden spokesman new head coach today. into an 87.20-84.66 gymnastics the season. Ceoor KldK Cir.MI MkMletewn IM.UI said. The appointment of Schellenberger, an as- win over Middletown here Tumbllrro — 1. Steve Murroy (CR1. 2. RUSSELL OLOSMOBILE-CADILLAC yesterday. John Blo'r (CRI. 3. Steve Rouoeou (M). The March 9 opponents both were unbeat- sistant coach of the Dolphins, would fill the Side Horse — Keith Sob I ok IM). 2. Rich The Lions took a slight lead Fox (Ml, 1. Pete Matey (Ml. adlaire racquet en in five bouts last year. Goss, a 1968 Olym- vacancy created when Thomas fired John Hloh Bor — I. Craig RentDn (M>- 3. J»m 100 EAST NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Sandusky at the end of the Colts' 1972 National into the rings, the final event, Bulkley ICR). 3. Jeff Hutchinson (CR). pian who usually fights in Philadelphia, has a Parellel Bars — I. Mike Resclnao (CR), club . RED BANK. NEW JERSEY record of 32 victories, three losses with 18 kno- Football League Season. but could get only a second 2. Pele McCoy (Ml, 3. Lowson Mans- FOR INrORMA riON: Conuc.1 place by Pete McCoy. Steven Smith P.O. Box 146, ckouts, Seeley, a southpaw, has won 22 fights, Sandusky since has become head coach of Vaulllna — I. Hutchinson (CRI. 3. 741-0910 the Philadelphia Eagles. McCoy was high scorer for Mansfield (M), 3 Jeb Bowdoln IM). WJII, N.|. 07719 or telephone lost once and drew three times. Still Rlnas - I Jim Bulkley (CR). 3. 681-3366 IIIIIIIIIMllllllllllMMItllllllllHIIIIMIMIIMIIIIIIIIMtlllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIMNIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIMMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll the Lions with 29.96 points, McCoy IM), 1. Dam DIGIgla (CRI. 22 The Dsfly fiegbter, Eed Bank—Mlddtetawii, N.J. Wednesday, February 14,1*73 Rocket Surge Foils Huskies Raritan, behind all the way, oi after the first period to de- To add insult to injury, scored the winning two points feat Middlelown. Keith Williams took a 28 foot with a second to go on techni- The Indians scored 27 points desperation jump shot 'at the cal foul flips to defeat Shore in the second period, while the half time buzzer and was able Conference "A" Division foe Lions scored just nine. to convert the score into a Matawan Regional, 59-58, last Tom Trembulak was high three point play to give the night. 1 scorer for the winners with 17 Wave a 47-13 advantage. In other games, Neptune points. George Ramos and The Wave Second string made it 16 straight by rolling Joe Corbett each hit for 14 was inserted for the entire over Toms River North, 91-57; markers for the losers, while second half. Gene McDonald added 12. Long Branch crumpled Brick Long Branch's tenacious Township, 71-37, and Toms Middletown is 5-17, while man to man defense and re- River South eased by Middle- TRS is 11-9. bounding were given credit town Township, 74-61. Brick Crushed for t^e wide first half margin. Anther Heartbreiker Brick Township was Heartbreak seems to have High scorer for the Wave swamped by the big Green was Rich Crump with 20. taken permanent residence in Wave as Long Branch scored Matawan. The Huskies, ahead Keith Williams finished with the first seven points of the 13. all through the game, lost on game before the Dragons two technical foul shots with could manage a basket. Frank Monahan led the los- one second left in the game, The seven were scored by ers with 15. and John McCrea's 33 points Brian Wall, with two baskets, The Wave left the court 14- became anticlimactic. Steve Green, basket, and a 6. Brick is 7-12. - The technical fouls were a Rorllnun Motown Htm. (M free throw by Randy Spencer. OFT| result of a fight which broke WtJwIJIll 7 1 15Mccrw 16 1 2! Leading 7-2, Long Branch wntendort 4 I » Deltz 1 0 " out between Matawan's Ray Flynn 2 0 Godwin and Raritan's John piled on another ten points Btal - ~ 3 0 with Randy Crump hitting 0 0 McDermott. Godwin tossed an Lemlna 2 0 four straight baskets and 1 3 inbound pass which hit Ki'rSSrt McDermott. The fight follow- Keith Williams adding a buck- Danish et. Grasla ed and fans from both sides of Totals 27 4 5» Illllltllllllllllllll' Raritan. 15 27 -59 the gym took court in a free """"» ««<"' 12 21 11 -H for all. Matawon... Brldi Twp. Both McDermott and God- G F T Crump lasbroeck I 0 2 win were relieved of further TEAM-OVERALL W L Wall 3 0 'onkevlch I 3 5 Doum 0 0 Aoratal 7 I 15 duties, so Matawan sent in Ed Neptune (lf-S) 13 « Reid 0 2 :uthber* 31 1 Ledford to attempt his team's Williams S 3 >aklev ) 0 2 Long Branch (14-6) It 3 Spencer 0 I 2 0 4 technical fouls. Both were Green 2 0 hlfjoker 0 0 0 T.R. Sooth (12-8) 9 4 Ballno 1 1 _ 0 1 1 missed. Raritan (10-M) 7 6 Bush 0 3 3 0 0 0 Gllllara 1 5 7 1 0 2 Dan Freglette, who only Middletown Twp. (5-12). 4 9 whom 0 0 0 Kasaick 2 0 4 Kqnnr iron Photo Mr !•<•"«! i-*>'~ Brick Twp. (7-12) 4 9 Fertozzo 1 0 2 played the fourth quarter, 11 I made both shots for the Rock- Matawan Reg. (S-13) 3 1* CoMn MID-AIR BALLET — Raritan's John McDermott takes off on a drive for Totals 28 15 71 16 5 37 a bucket against Matawan Regional yesterday, as Huskie Skip Deltz also ets to win the game. T.R. North (3-17) 2 U Long Branch 2 14 —71 Brick Twp 15 -37 .uses the airwaves to defend. McCrea was uncanny from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini the field for the losers. At one point early in the game,, he canned seven straight from the floor. He finished the Knights Gallop to 21st in Row OPEN ARMS — It's all Bill Illingworth's ball off game with 16 for 22 in field the boards last night as Raritan overcame Bay- goals. Manalapan's basketball in the streak, and Pat Rudew- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Leaders for the Colonials Asbury with 23, and Bob Hall shore rival Matawan in the Shore Conference "A" players shared a few mo- icz and Bob Przybylowski f were Ralph Nelson, 17 points. topped the Rams with 24. Matawan jumped out to.a ments of glory last night by Division. Matawan's Isham Sanders (22) arrives 15-point lead at the beginning each scored four. Wall was C Division Bill Carlson, 14 points, and Asbury won the junior var- on the scene too late to grab the rebound. taking a two-point lead over ahead, 27-18, when the streak Dan Walling, added 11. sity game, 38-21. of the fourth period, but ran Wall Township after the first TEAM-OVERALL W L into foul problems in the stopped. Wall Twp. (21-*) 11 t Bob Kwiatkowski led the period, but the Crimson Manalapan gave the Asbury Park (14-5) 8 3 losers with 13, his brother fourth. Knights bounced back in a The opportunistic Rockets Knights fits under the back- Manalapan(lt-lt) S 6 Mike added 10 and Bob So-State Slates hurry and grabbed 63-53 win, boards, picking up 40Southern Reg. (12-8) S 6 linski netted 10. accounted for nine free making it 21 in a row, and 11-0 Judge Poodle throws in the period-. rebounds to 28 for Wall. Pete Red Bank Reg. (7-13).... 5 S Bishops Breeze 49thFencing in the Shore Conference "C" Jeremich of the Braves, the Marlboro (5-12) 2 9 Asbury Park used good Filers Soar Division. tallest man on the floor, had Freehold Twp. (3 It) 2 9 shooting and rebounding to Neptune used a well-bal- Freehold Township, finding 17, and Vince Dozier got 12.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii put Southern Regional away Tournament anced scoring attack to blow victories few and far between, Przybylowski led the Knights baskets and the lead all early. ROBBINSVILLE - North- Toms River North out of the Best in Show came from behind to nip sink- with 8. through the game. The Blue Bishops scored the ern Valley Regional High gym. Derrick Roberts led the ing Marlboro, 54-52, and As- White was top scorer in the first points of the game and School at Demarest will be winners to their 16th straight The Colonials were finally NEW YORK (AP) - Ch. fore,;: she said. "As a matter bury Park slugged Southern game with 18. Dozier led Ma- able to break away with two led all the way. The game was the site of this year's 49th an- Acadia Command Perform- of fact, the only two dogs in win with 24 points, while Hank Regional, 72-60. nalapan with 13. virtually over when they took nual State Fencing Champion- Johnson hit for 18, Craig Man- free throws by Ralph Nelson ance, a standard poodle the ring I ever had seen be- Brief Scare Manalapan won the jayvce and two free throws by Dan a 41-23 lead into the locker ships conducted by the N.J. owned by Jo Ann Sering of fore were the terrier and the nings for 17 and Sam Johnson Wall got a brief scare from game, 47-39. room at the half. State Interscholastic Athletic for 10. Walling. Portland, Ore., and Ed Jenner cocker." Manalapan before rolling to Patriots Win The charity line accuracy The Rams stayed in theAssociation. of Richmond, 111. went best-in- Frank Sabella, who handled its win. The Crimson Knights Freehold Township (3-16) Jeff Tiplady saved the Ma- was the deciding factor as the game until the early moments The competition will be held show last night at the West- Bart for Miss Sering and Jen- riners from complete embar- could hit only 3 of 11 shots in battled out a topsy-turvey Colonials were 14 of 29 and of the second period when As- minster Kennel Club Dog ner, observed that he consid- the first period and fell behind contest with Marlboro, (4-15), on Saturday, Feb. 24, accordi rassment with 34 points — Marlboro only hit six of 19 at- bury ran off a streak of 1(1 ing to an announcement made Show. ered the dog one of the best most of which came in the the Braves, 11-9. to finally take command of tempts. points. Dave Kirk got six, and he's handled in his 14 years on However, the Knights found today by James G. Growney, Before a crowd of about fourth quarter when the the situation in the last min- Jim Ferguson got the other the circuit. their shooting eyes in the sec- ute of the fourth period. Aibury Pork (72) Souttum RM. (HI executive Secretary-Treasur- 10,000 at Madison Square Gar- Fliers went to the subs. G F T G FT four to put the Bishops ahead Bart's credentials before he ond period with a 14 point The game saw Freehold Kirk B Oil 5 0 10 er. den, Mrs. Augustus Riggs IV Neptune is 16-5, while TRN James A 2 14 7 1 15 32-18. entered the ring were, impos- streak that put them ahead jump to an early five point Ferguson 10 3 23 1 1 3 of Woodbine, Md. sent Bart, has dropped to 3-17. Washington 6 1 13 1 O 2 Asbury dominated the To be eligible for the tour- ing. He had been in 18 shows for good. lead, but the Mustangs quick- Rlller 1 0 2 JougMon 1 0 2 as he is called around his ken- 10 4 24 boards with Kirk and Fergu- nament, a school must have since gaining his champion- Toms River South had to Manalapan was ahead, 18- Wilson 1 2 4 Half nel, to the top after deliber- overhaul an eight-point defi- ly came back to tie and trade 2 0 4 son each pulling down 11 achieved a won-lost record of ship and had made the finals 13, when Wall went on its Totals 32 8721 Totals 28 6 60 rebounds. .500 or better in its respective ating 23 minutes. Ntprum (tl) T.R. Norm (57) Marlboro (n> Fntnold Twp. (M) Asbury Park..... 19 23 2011—72 17 times. In 10 of the shows, G F T G F T rampage. Tom White got six G F Southern 10 13 IS19—60 state group, and entry blanks- S. Johnson 5 0 10 Wedding 2 1 5 •| . 6FT Ferguson led the scoring for Aligned against Bart, who he was best-of-show. Mnwlopon (n> must be submitted no later earlier won the non-sporting Miss Serling, a registered Mannings 9 than Saturday, Feb. 17 to the. group, were the other five nurse, said she'd like to retire tourney director, James group winners. Bart now but he was too It s Fine for Finch: Schrock at Northern Valley They included Ch. Littleway young. Regional High School in Haranwal Bannister, a wire- "So I guess we'll have to Czar Levies $1,000 Demarest. haired fox terrier owned by keep him going," she said There will be three pools in Jane Esther Henderson of "He's only two years old." CLEVELAND (AP) - "It's The coach of the National over and done with and Jhe foil, three in sabre, and three Stockton, N.J., terrior win- Basketball Association club in epee in the championship. ner; Ch. Regency's Nite Life, most important thing is the said he would pay for the fine next ball game we've got to A competing school may enter a boxer sent in by Barbara 11. Seraphmen and said he regretted the in- a team of three fencers in. Murray of Corrales, N.M., play," said Cleveland Cav- cident because "I am the last aliers Coach Bill Fitch after each weapon or in one cate- working group victor; Ch. To Court guy in the world to want any gory only. The final standings Joanne Chen's Maya Dancer, learning he'd been fined ?l,000 kids to have that as an ex- 9 for a chair-throwing incident of the regular competition will a Maltese owned by Mamie ample." be computed on the basis of Gregory of La Jolla, Calif, the 'Lassies on Sunday. Fitch said he didn't have NEW MONMOUTH - It the three weapons, totaling toy champion; Ch. Sagamore Fitch said "there wasn't one "anything to say" about the will be a free-for-all, no-holds- the won-lost results for the Toccoa, a cocker spaniel, be- positive thing to come out of it fine except to acknowledge barred game played under day. longing to Peggy Westphal of the incident" and added that his receipt Tuesday of a tele- men's rules this Sunday when Bedford, N.V., and sporting "this bull-headed Irishman gram from NBA Commission- Individual finals will be the Arkansas Lassies invade winner, and Ch. Khyam's will take what's coming." er Walter Kennedy who levied fenced on the same day if pos- Middletown to play the Mater Apollo, an afghan entered by the fine and warned of a "pos- sible. To qualify for the finals Dei High School men's faculty Dr. and Mrs. Doyle N. Rogers sible suspension and-or a a competitor must finish in team. Equine Events of Pasadena, Tex., the hound more substantial fine" if fur- ' the first three from Pool I, the champion. A preliminary game will Films Slated ther incidents occur. " first two from Pool II, or be find the St. Mary's A A All- LINCROFT - Films of the The incident occurred with the winner of Pool III."All Mrs. Riggs' decision was Stars against the MYAA equestrian events at last sum- 1:46 left in the first quarter of participants in the foil and not a popular one. The crowd Trailblazers starting at 1:30 mer's Olympics, will be shown 115-107 loss to Atlanta at the epee finals must have proper hooted when the title was giv- p.m. at 8 p.m. Saturday at Brook- Cleveland Arena. electrical equipment and un- en to Bart. dale College's forum Five After being given a techni- derarm shield. Mrs. Riggs said she made The Lassies ask for no set- Theater, off Newman Springs cal. Fitch heaved a chair- her decision on the basis of ups when ,they play local Road, here. some 20 feet onto the court over-all quality and way of men's teams. Their record of then stormed after official MCPS to Hold 149 wins in 151 games is out- The two-hour film, provid- moving. ing at least 75 per cent more Bob Rakel, taking off his coat "I've never seen the dog be- standing. Featuring some of as he charged. Volleyball Event the finest female talent in coverage than was seen on LINCROFT - The first an- television, is being sponsored Fitch was kept from doing America, they will make the further damage by team cap- nual adult volleyball tourna- local boys earn every basket. by the Monmouth County ment to be sponsored by the Hawkettes Hunt Pony Club for the ben-i tain Lenny Wilkcns who re- Outstanding passing and ball strained his coach with a Monmouth County Park Sys- handling add a great deal to efit of the U.S. Equestrian tem has been announced by Overcome Team as well as the club. bearhug. the color of this group of fe- "Wilkens probably saved Maurice B. Johnson, recrea- Tickets will, be sold in ad- tion supervisor. male court wizards. However, me a few thousand dollars" there will be plenty of laughs vance at discount. Douglass admitted Fitch. "I don't know The tournament will be : WEST LONG BRANCH - when the girls pick on every- Included in the film will be what would have happened one in sight. played on Feb. 17, 18, 24 and Monmouth College's girls' the dressage, cross-country had I gotten to Rakel." 25, with location and other de- basketball team came from Fans are also amazed at the THANKS FOR THE IDEA — Motion picture director and horseman Mer- and individual and team jum- tails to be announced. behind here last night to nip remarkable shooting per- vyn LeRoy, right, presents a special Eclipse Award to Philip H. Iselin of ping events. Douglass College, 45-43. centage of the Lassies. Few Union Beats Registrations are being ac- Oceanport, president of AAonmouth Park Jockey Club. Iselin was the orig- With its share of proceeds cepted for teams which are Rae Von Doehren, who Monmouth County high school inator of the Idea for the annual Eclipse Awards in thoroughbred horse from the benefit, the Equest- teams could match them in limited to 12 members in- scored 24 points for the racing. The awards were presented at a banquet at the Century Plaza rian Team hopes to contribute Buc Tankers cluding captain and/or coach. Hawks, flipped in a foul shot percentage of shots made. Hotel in Los Angeles. • toward the purchase of a UNION — Red Bank Re- with 2:30 left to play and Mon- three-day team horse which gional's swimming team The park system has set to- mouth stayed in front the rest was loaned to the team during dropped its second meet in 11 morrow at 4:30 p.m. as the of the way. the Olympics. outings at the Union Boys deadline, and requires 16 Monmouth upped its record Bystander Answers Tro verbs' During the film, com- Club, here yesterday, by fall- teams of men or women to to 4-5. mentary will be given by Miss hold the tournament. (Continued) ing to Union, 49-37. The Hawk jayvees lost, 27- job done is one that Doherty selected from Gardner Murphy's Marshall Gray of Gladstone, John Clews was a double Rules have been drawn 19. Marion Wojtowicz account- What Lombardi proved is something pointed out by Ken "Human Potentialities." "It is not the knowledge of the task," the only woman to ever oc- winner for the Bucs. He cap- based on those of the U.S. Vol- ed for 10 of the losers' points. Doherty, the ex-Penn track coach, in his book "Track and wrote Murphy, "but interpersonal skill — the toughness, cupy the position of stable tured the 200-yard freestyle in leyball Association. Field Omnibook." Friendliness, good humor and warmth, shrewdness, persuasion, tact, knowing when to use the twee- (a) (45) manager for the team. Miss 2:05.2, and the 100-yard but- G F T C F T writes Doherty, are not crucial qualities to good leadership. zers, when the sledge hammer — that produces results." Marshall also rides and trains terfly in 1:08.2. A final roster must be Gibson o o o Egan 5 3 13 presented to the tournament 710 24 "Humanness," he reports was the seventh and last trait men- The Book of Proverbs speaks of relationships with air and with the team. Craig Wedel took the 50- Paul 1 1 3 director when reporting for Jtna ! I 5 tioned in an analysis of leadership effectiveness for 15,000 earth and water and finally between two human beings. But Reservations can be made yard freestyle in 26.2; Steve Olxon . - 0 0 0 the first match. Knurton 5 6 It Wbltowlcl 0 0 0 group members. We must conclude, says Doherty, that "I like the way of a coach with a team is much more. It is the prob- in advance by writing Mrs. 0 0 0 Fish copped the 400-yard free- •nci lings him" (the coach) is important but less so than "I respect him lem of the common goal. War and nationalism and race and John Freyer, SOS Oak Hill style in 4:48.4, and Drew Hes- Individual and team Total. 15 13 43] Total! IS 15 « , for what he helps us to do." creed and what can be done about them could depend on the Road. 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Save now! 170-1700 1971 IMPALA — Two-door, with olr ccndl DODGE WEAPONS CARRIER"- Four SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - Fof the best Honing. 28,000 miles. I26OO. Call otter 5 HELP WANTED READERS LOST — On Jon. II, round gold pin wild 196B VOLKSWAGEN BUG - wheel drive. Good tires and condition Egyptian symbols, near Red Bank Boptm oor hnrs. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Cadllloc RASSAS • Excellent p.m. 787 0W3. WftO. Phone evenings, 542 2855. Cfiureh, Wallace St.. or Fair Haven shops. Ne m RdRd Bl condition. Call after 6 p.m. AND ADVERTISERS Generous reword! Call H2-1373 i'fll " *" PONTIAC 946-2725 196B VOLKSWAGEN — New tires, new 1969 CHEVROLET — One-ton rack dump 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bonk brakes, new battery. Asklna MM. with tiltch. 15,000 miles Like new £100 LOST — Wedding ring set. In Superamo, SCENIC CAR SALES Eves, until 9 CaM evenings, 3M-592O. In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- Women's Dept., Thurs. night, white gold. Quality cars bought ond sold. Air. Excellent cod crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- Reword. Sentimental value. Call S42-62H. HwyJt Hlghlonds 172-0221 47-0596 or 747-3074. 1»9 COUGAR - 351 cu. (n. Three-speed. 1966 INTERNATIONAL~~— Crew cab. Low PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1965 — Original Excellent condition. 51800 or best oile mlteage. Very clean. S1250. der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. SHREWSBURY MOTORS owner. Good condition. Atr conditioning, 1962 CHEVY II — $200. 1961 Sludebaker, Coif 842-4491. Call 787-0474-or 566-7607. Shrewibury Ave. Shrewsbury full power. Studded snow tires Asking $100. 1939 Studebaker, $500. Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- Public Notices 7414500 WOO. 542-4798. 7411542 1969 ELECTRA 225 BUICK 1963 GMC CAB — *V*6,Tfve-ToeeeCduoT pressed, unless a bona tide occupation requirement exists. We Buy Usrt Volkswagens 1967 BUICK LeSABRE — Good condition 1972 BLUE VEGA HATCHBACK — Auto- Low mileage. Excellent condition. Call wheelswees,, 10,010.000 x 20 tire?tires, with 18' oluminum $100 REWARD close_•—^d *._-.body. riSidJ e an-'-eod i r doors. Engine JEEP SALES AND SERVICE All power options Steel belted radial tires motic transmission. 11,000 mites. Perfect ough but a "steor Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- Far information leading to Idenity of per- ond snow tires. Call 787-1530 after 5 p.m. condition. Asking $2000. Call 747-2493. it 1400 Body ond son or persons who nut two slits in con- Twin Boro Motors. Inc. 1967 WHITE MUSTANG 269 — Automatic, tires worth double the price! Call Tom cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey vertible top of car late Sat., Feb. 10. Call Ill E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk 1968 CHEVROLE1MMPALA — PoweT 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Four- olr conditioned, sports console, steel radi- Decker, Circle Chevrolet, 741-3130. 7*7-4567. __ _ CAUL NOW 747-0040 ols. Asking SfiOO. Call otter 6 p.m. 842-1825. Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the steering, ond brakes, air conditioning, door. Blue with white top Air condi- 1966 FORD — '-i-ton pickup truck. Tip toe (will no longer be responsible for any 37,000 miles.- Excellent condition. 291-3912. tioned. High mileage but nice throughout. 1964" OPEL OLYMPIA REKORD New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by 51600. Call 767-0474 O^566-7*°_'^__ condition, with carrying rock, JW5, Coll debts other than those incurred by myself. EXECUTIVE CARS CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1961" — Full H S275 tor appointment, 741-2189. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd.. Newark, N.J. 07102. Fred Steffens Junior, IS'/i Oregon Ave 1972 FIATS - I28's, 124's 850's two-doors, power and olr Two new tires Looks and Call 741-7403 tour-doors, wagons d tibl All FBTS["Motors W. " "~VOLKSWAGEN~Kb~MB'M971 E. Keansburg, N.J. runs well Best offer Call 542-1844 be- Author!ltd Dealers, 1965~~C HIEV H!O LE T~l"MP A L~A — R od i O. 18,000 miles S1B95. guaranteed. Some with AM/FM radios tween 4:30 and 7 p.m. Ail oriced rloht. Levlne Motors Coro Dodge ond Dodge trucks Automatic transmission Good tires. Call 747-4758 Business Notices Help Wanted Hwy. 35, Eatontown. 542-I02O. Hwy 35 Eatontown, N.J Clean. One owner Needs transmission Travel—Transportation WANTED 543-1111 work. $125. Call 8421562. KITCHENS".* 0ATHS, BASEMENTS - MURPHY & DAVISON Motorcycles And additions Expert work, low prices FLORIDA BOUNO - Mercedes-Benz Sales and service Party who needs 100% financing, with no K1TSON CHEVROLET CO. No lob too large or small Free estimates LARGE TRUCK GOING EMPTY Hwy. 9 Freehold 462-530O' money down, on a 1969 OLDSMOBILE Hwy 36 Eatontown S 8. L CONTRACTORS, 566-6758 LABORATORY INSURED! CALL 787)094 VISTA CRUISER Station Wagon. Air con- 542-1000 YAMAHA 1964 CHEVROLET — linpolo. Two-door dltlonlna. S1795. For quick credit "O K ", KROLL MOTORS, INC. TECHNICIAN RIDE WANTED- Tojersey City, COll OASIS MOTORS at <201) 721-7100. VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER SALES - PARTS - SERVICE Boyonne. 6:30 o.m. dolly ond return. Call hardtop 283 engine. Automatic, power 279 Broadway Long Branch Needs minor motor work 1350 Largest Stock of ASCPREGISTERED steering. Very cleon. MOO. 566-JBM. 1963 VOLVO — Runs good. Needs minor Yomaho Parti In New Jersey ALTERATIONS 787-5033. 272-3400 Call 787-US6 Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc. 1966 BUICK WILDCAT — Four-door Air repair on brakes. Has some rust. $325 or Excellent opportunity tor ASCPreolstered best offer. Call 842-4859. 5:30-8. AAA AUTO CREDIT JEEP JCJ-5 1969 — Warn hubs. New tires Free estimates insured Reasonable, t do technician with hematolooy experience. Extras Good mechanical condition One Assume payments on any of 100 cars In the |ob myself Coll Jim 776-8764. owner $550. 747-3750. new top, 12,000 miles. 11800. J&R CYCLE SERVICE Excellent salary, comprehensive benefits AUTOMOTIVE 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio. Body in stock. Credit applications accepted by Call 741-2786 TWO*ME N'WITH f R U C i< A V AIL ABL E including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, rrta|or good condition. Needs minor engine work. phone. All makes and models avalloblt. in W Front St. Red Bonk 8430B77 medical and IMc Insurance 1962 WILLYS JEEP — Four-wheel drive. Guaranteed credit. Call for 1 hour ser- NO JOB TOO SMALL Autos For Sale Good condition. Complete witn plow. Ask- Coll 787-7773. 1970 PLYMOUTH CUDA — 440 with (our HONDA T50 Clf 1971 — Mint condition" 842-4770 lng»l300 747-9U;. ^ vice. Boyihore Chrysler-Plymouth. ' speed transmission 11500 Asking SS50. CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. 1969 CORVETTE - Two tops. 741-9773 Call 671-4567. &£> MINI-MOVERS WANTED A PEW 1977 MG'S LEFT - Hurry! A 1G Excellent condition. WALL LtNCOLN-MEffCURY 1971 PLYMOUTH - Fury III, !ull_power, Deliveries, cleanups, small tree iocs. 892-1100 Party who needs 1M)% financing, with no Motors, H S. Main St., Asbury Pork, US- Coll 495-0735 after 5 p.m. 1972 HONDA 3S0 - Only 780 miles origi Cotl InLlncrolt- 747-9105 money down, on a 1968 CHEVROLET BIS- Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore olr conditioned. S2595. BAiLLY BROS., nul. Must sell. M50. Call 741-7623 ofter 6 CAYNE Station wogon. V8 Automatic, 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA Shrewsbury, N.J. INC. 19 E. Newmon Springs Rd., Red p.m. Good running condition. S200. 747-5400 Bank. 747-0596 power steering. JM«. For quick credit 1970GRAND PRIX — Air, full power. Ex : POINT PLEASANT ceilent condition. • Call 739-2282 TRJUMPH BONNEVILLE 650 -"1971.If x '•O.K .", coll OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721- DATSUN 1963 CADILLAC — l""a"7r"~dVo7"1~~~~~aVde 7100. Coll 7B7-OI13 or 949-6950. OLDSMOBILE 19W — Cutlass Supreme" WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE cetlent condition. Call between 6 and t HOSPITAL Ville. Factory air, new tires. Good condi- " HOLIDAY OR VACATION BOUND? Riverfront & Osborn Ave V8. Automatic. Power steering, power 370 Brood St. 264-13J3 Keyport tion. W5Q. Call 741-7623 after 6 p.m. p.m. 671-1497 or 671-94B6. House Plants Need Cere? AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS PLYMOUTH 1»67 — Sport Fury III. v-8. indows. Air conditioning. Red with black 19/TH"ONDA CL-3S0 —"Excellent condi- Point Pleasant, N.J. OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? Automatic. Power steering, power brakes. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Why Bother Your Neighbors? Call 329-4790 vinyl top. S»5. 542-1020. 1967 PONTIAC TEMPEST CONVERT- tion. Extras. S675 Bother US Instead! Radio, heater. Bucket seats. Console. 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank IBLE—Three speed Hurst ihlfter SJOO Beautiful black with white vinyl top and 741-3130 Call 671 325? For only pennies a day we win core for A CANDIDATE FOR" BUHLER & BITTER FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1971 — One or best ofter. Call 264-1034 your special house plonti while VOU EN- PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER Interior. A good buy ot J1095. 542-1020. owner. 31,000 miles. Air conditioned. Ster- TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb 1973 BUICK SPORTS REGAL — Brow, JOY your carefree holiday OUR MANAGEMENT IWOHwy35, Hoilet.' 264-0191 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98 LUXURY SEDAN eo AM/FM, power steering, brakes,, win- service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lower Mobile Homes RATE: All available options. New exhaust sys- dows. New snow tires and wheels includ- Main St., Matawon. 546 2299. body, brown vinyl top, saddle Interior TRAINING CENTER STBAUR RllirK— flPFt ed. Mint condition. $2500 for quick sote. Fully equipped A-t condition Best oMer Up to i plonts — i dayi SI 2S tem, battery ond brakes. Tires good. Ask- GARl)E"fi~PA"RK~MOB~lT£~H OME5 - 7 days $1 50 NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars ing 51595. 671-5444. Buying new car. Coll 741-7791. CADILLAC 1971 — Eldoradoado, , mohooonm v 7874692 Bethany Rd., off Hwy 35, Hatlct Walk to $800 Hwy 3* 264-400U Keyport Each additional plant, 5c per day salary per month, plus car, plus personal t 1962 MERCEDE5 BENZ — Blue. AM-FM witith matching lop and leatheleather 1,311 PONTIAC 1956 — V-B, automatic- Good xfioppjng areas. 264-3911. Minimum fee SI.25 VOLVO 142-S, 1971 — FM radio. Standard. iilesl . MAC CADIOLDCADI-OLDS 222212342123 . WO^wbUEDnOOM MbBtLEHOME ~— living expenses guaranteed while in our S1600. Call 774-7OO0, Ext. 231 days. 988-6827 radio. New ctutch. Good condition. Call tires. Good running condition, 1200. Coll THE HERBIARY management training center. It you quali- 1967 TEMPEST evenings. 222-6725 after 6:30 p.m. THE FINESt SELECTION — Ot new ond after 6, 291-1193, Call 787-9060 before 9 am. 741-9112, between 3 0O-53O, Mon Fri fy Opportunity to eorn 115,000 to 170,000 used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 or after 5 p.m. first year after graduation, For a con- CAMARO 1919 — Two-door hardtop. Six- 19M MERCURY COLONY PARK — Sta- STATION WAGON tion wogon. Factory air, lo-passenger, a..--conditioned new car* In stock. WANTED 1968 PRIN~CE5S"MdBtLE HOWE — Cen- "PLASfERrNG fidential Interview cnll 741-2071, S to 1 An economical six with automatic cylinder automatic. Power steering. Buck- Met.LOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrtwi- p.m. only An equal opportunity employer el seats. Console. Silver with block vinyl new tires, battery, excellent shape. Call bury Ave., New Shrewibury. 741-6300. ty who needs 100% financing, with no tral air. Shed and awnings. Con remain on Cement llnlshlng Inside and out Chimney! ond power steering. A real buy! top. SI795. 543-1020. 264-7U3. money down, on a 196B OLDSMOBILE lot. Call 264-0337 atler 5 p.m. ond fireplaces 741-275! MONMOUTH CUTLASS. VB. Power steering, air condi- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Air condi- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH tioning. 51595. For quick credit "O.K.", LT^lDAflON^ATe5dtmdn^amlB " INTERiOR PAiNTING SEWTNG~MACHTNET RASSAS A-l shape. J585 or best offer. tioning, vinyl top, power steering, brakes. Hwy M Eatontown S42-35OO call OASIS MOTORS ot (201) 721-7100. ers ond Trailers has bought out Brown's SMALL REPAIRS OPERATORS 717-6858 Tilt steering wheel. New tires. $1700. Trailer Sales, Route 35, Belmar. NOW get 329 6123 PONTIAC Owner getting companco y car. Coll eve- RED BANK VOLVO * 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD ES- a real bargain on quality travel trailers, EXPERIENCED - Steady work. rhre> 3»S Broad St. 741-5180 Red Ba PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN — )94I nine- ningsi , 739-2467739267. hUwmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk TATE WAGON — Nine-passenger, air motor homes, ond campers COME IN weeks paid vacation Seven paid holidays Eves, until 9 passenger. Power leering ond brakes. conditioned, electric windows, large en- AND BROWSE 449-5853. plus other benefits New tires. S900. 264-4292 1965 CHEVY II — Automatic trans- gine, stereo-type radio with tape player, EMPLOYMENT 1966 WHITE VOLKSWAGEN - Model mission. Good tires. Goad car for station 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Station cruise control and tilting wheel Asking VCHIFFMAN OPENROAD Help Wanted BRIDGE WOO. Good condition. S575. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Like new condi- "' oround town. SI35: 495-0679. wagon. Automatic, power steering. New price 12500. Coll doys, 787-0!)/ or eve- Trode-ini accepted, bonk rate financing Call after 3, 2M-5920 tion. Low mileage. Radio. Private partv. tires. Excellent motor. 4365. 495-0679. nings, 787-1040. Rtes 33 and 34. Collingswood Circle, Male and Female SPORTSWEAR M50. Call 741-2322 or 741-1538. 1966 RIVIERA — v-8 automatic, rebuilt Farmlngdale. 922-1222. W Bridge Ave Red Bank I966CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - motor. Good shape. 1M5 MUSTANG GT — Very good condi- Automatic. Excellent condition. Best oi- KARMArTnTGHiA vw~-~'iwro'iufTwiih 1966 PONTIAC LE MANS — Four-door Call 264-7143 tion. Must sell. $425. New fires Stick block Interior. AM-FM radio, air condi- Ht-\m _ ler. Call otter 5 p.m. — 29I-1BS4. shift. Bucket seats. 747-1685, hardtop, power steering, power brakes, 1968 MUSTANG — V^ tioned Excellent condition. Priced for Wanted—Automotive INDUSTRIALS OPEL 1970 — Wogon. 30,000 milts, stick radio, heater. One owner. In very good quick sole $895 Owner transferred. 741- WE NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR TEM- SHIPPING CLE"R!K~" condition, S700 or best offer. Call 747-0349. Convertible. 5950. 1971 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Fully loaded. shift. Excellent condition. $1100. Bell. 701 Coll after 6 p.m., 222-4793 Low mileage Original owner. Coll 842- 4717 PORARY ASSIGNMENT THE FOLLOW Experienced Knowledge of truck routing. JUNK CARS ING SKILLS THAT WILL LEAD TO This is excellent position with reliable Broadway. LQJJQ Branch. 222-1690. JAGUAR XKE — 1965. 1500 miles on JAGUARS— XKI50 and Mark II Sedan. 9856. CREAM COLOR 1964 THUNDERBIRD rebuilt motor. Mechanically good condi- PICKED UP PERMANENT POSITION5 IF QUALI- company Long Branch Manufacturing OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 196S —- Low Boto h in googod running condition. Parts in- 1966 MGB — Red. New transm Very good condition. New tires and tune- FIED; Co., 20 Third Ave . Long Branch 229-5541 mlleoge. All power. Showroom condition. tlon.Needs brakes. Transferred, must sell. snows and roof, plus more. up. Asking S475 10 Monmouth St., Red Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 1. Coll 642-7965. terchangeablthbl e Both for 5800, or best of- FORK LIFT OPERATOR M2-O0O5 between 3 ond o p.m. fer. 747-4JU. 741-62B7 Bk S424313 Eatontown 542-2235 TOOL AND DIE MAKER BEAUTICIAN ' 197-2 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM — Four GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - MATERIAL HANDLER Full lime Experienced only Top salary. door hardtop. Full power. Extras. Ex- AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Renown Beauty Salon. 1872 Hwy 35, Mla- cellent Private. Evenings after 7:30 and MOTORS, INC., Hwy 05, Eatontown. S42 NO FEE EVER CHARGED dlelown. 671-9B&9 2414. weekends, 536-3011. SWIM COACH AND ~~ CHEVROLET 1968 — Nine passenger Im- Highest prices paid for II used cars RECREATION DIRECTOR polo wogon. Power brakes, steering. OVER WHOLESALE! Buye" r on premise. Large beach club In Sea Bright Automatic Excellent condition. 11095. 747- ol alt times. OLSTEN 0584. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE Individual experienced In swim coaching TEMPORARIES required Future summer availability de- 566-6100 117 HI. 3S Ealontown 54J-530O 1969 FORD CONVERTIBLE 1 sired Five day, 40 hour week Sun and Must be seen. 1950. I } mile north of the Monmoulh Shopping Mon olf June 24 to. Labor Doy, somewhat WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY After 6 p.m. 291-4146 Center) flexible Resume ond salary requirement* Auto parts—Repair lo P O Box 167, Red Bank f963"v6"Ci42-]3/t. "PART-TIME NEW AND USED SAILBOATS Or full lime. Earn 1*0 to 1150 per week In SECRETARY — Red Bank area Full IN SERIES "E" U.S. MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER two lo live evenings. Two free 1300 ward- time Typing ond shorthand Above aver- S WANTED 44 West St. Monmouth Beoch 222-3492 robes per year, 679-6078. age 1Q Send confidential resume, stating Party who needs 100% financing, with no •raining or experience and salary require- money down, on a 1971 MALlfiU. Auto- COOK-SHORT ORDER - Expeilenced ments, to P O Box 148, Red Bonk, N.J SAVINGS BONDS matic. XI995. For quick credit "O.K.", ...' motor, new trailer ond covers Steady and port-time. Apply In person, 175 call OA51S MOTOR5 at (201) 721-7100 Excellt rtt condition. Call 229-43S8 after 5 Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, Route 1, Nt-tDfcD — Male singers, altos, tenors, p.m. Woodbrldge, N.J. 636-2700, A)V for Peter_ Wisses Contact Mr 5mllh at 51 George'* 14' PLYWOOD RUNABOUT — Mercury fRAINEE *^~cTean-cuf7*oger, bgores- Church, 842-0596 Atfer A p.m., 842-946V 22 motor, trailer, JI50. 200 Ocean Blvd., llv*. To 17000 to itorl. Unlimited poltn- FLOOR WAXER AND WINDbvV*"vVA5H- FIRST PRIZE : $100 SAVINGS BOND Atlantic Highlands. 291 1335. tlal. Now Is the time to consider your fu- ER ~ Reliable, with locol references CHEVROLET IMPALA 1967 - Very, very ture! Coll Angle Sharp, 747-t121, Snelllng Coll 566 5618 or 747 02VB offer / p.m clean. Very good condition. SPORTCRAFT - Boston Whaler, OMC. and Snelllng, 54 Broad St., Reancement Liberal fringe benefits Apply A 196TDATSUN"WAGON - "Runs""Reb' regulor 16.25, sole S3.75, » nylon rope Friday, v o,m to 5 p.m. Arnold Walter Personnel Dent . Jersey Shore Mrdicat CONTEST DRAWING RULES or parts. S35. 1955 Mercury, will run, 100 , 19.95. Nursing Home, 63? So. Laurel Ave Hen Center 1045 Corlies Ave Neptune An let. equal opportunity employer 1. Enlry Blanks available at all partici- 5. Deadline (or entries 9 p.m. Monday, parts, $25, 842-6989. FLAGSHIP MARINE FASHION FROCKS - Earn extra money February 19,1973. 19o"r~CAMARO —'Convertible INSURANCE UNDERWRITER — Large pating dealers. der. Automotie. Low mileage, xceflenl Municipal Marine Basin, Atlantic High- in your spare time, Iwo to Ihrec evenings commercial Insurance agency seeking In- 2. Complete the entry blank and depos- 6. Drawings will ba held Thursday, Feb- economy. $1195 firm. 671-0350. lands. 291 3638 i week, J30 to 160 per evening Free word dividual with experience In policy writing SUN FISH FlBERGLAS -Three years obe ond training tor those who qualify fyid rating Maximum salary available it in contest box at any of the partici- ruary 22, 1973 al 3 p.m. at The Daily old. All accessories, VMS For interview call 264 1087 or 536 51/4. Car necessary to and from work. Please paling dealer showrooms. Register Oflice, 44 Apple St., New 842 59B5 otter 5 p m. write Box j 56, The Daily Register Red SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS •- Port time and Bank 3. Limit one entry per person al each Shrewsbury. N.J. H'IG'H'SPE ED FIBERGLASG-3SKI substitute openings Contact ihr Middle 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA — Excellent BOAT - Needs work WVi. town Township Board of Education, fc/l 5t£CRfctARY — Experienced, general of- participating dealer. 7. Winners will be contacted by tele- running condition. Clean. 5195. Coll 847-3596 3850. llce procedure Steno and typing required. 7874351 4. You must be 18 yegrs of age or over phone and need nol be present to 17" O DAY DAY SAIIFR Cucrllrnt " ORiVER — Apply In person. Sena resume stating experience, salary to enter. win. t9~72~~vd~Lv6 LEFTOVER - Executive condition. Stomlcss steei rigging. Ex- Ben's Car Wash level one) availability to P O Box J, Mid- car. Furl infection, U4 automatic, factory cellent soils. 3 h.p. outboard All npw \n Route 35, MWdletown dletown, N,J 07748 air, AM-FM stereo. Factory warronty. 19/0, uSffd one season. Greot lomily boot REAL~E"StAVE SALE5 - Licensed r*e• CIVIL DESIGNER - 'Challenging work, List S488S, SAVE S1000 Red Bonk Volvo, 11750. 74/ 9684. with unlimited opportunity for deslnner 741-5686. ferred Aggressive growing office re- 1973 Al COPT SUN FISH — Now in slock. quires a large staff due to expansion pro- experienced in drainage Top pay Liberal AISD Mlnttish, Pufler, force 5, plus Hilu gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- W-neflts Send resume to Box L 28, The sirous of eornlna over 120,000 oer venr . Dally Register, Red Bonk. 19711 "GRAN DPR IX •nd Sea Mo'h cotan-iarunv .. Office leads, extensive advertising notion- One owner. Low mileage. Fully THE SAILBOAT PI Art al reterrdl service Member of two MLS', PBX OPERATORS — 3 11, 11-7 night equipped ond in "like new" condi- Colts Nectt, N J 4JI 1454 training program All replies held in stric- shifts, Including weekend openings, Full EXTRA BONUS tion. Save now' test confidence. Send resume lo Box G 77, ~~ part-time. Long term work. 74M700. The Dolly Register, Red Bonk BUSINESS NOTICES WAI RASSAS REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ALSO CASHIhH PONTIAC TREE REMOVAL Male temole, full time, port lime, licensed Diner, W, Froi " Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Mon. - Feb. 15,16,17,19. 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank SERVICE or willintiling to learn Now thoth t you've CAREER OPPORTUNITY Eves, until 9 Trees ond stumps removed! No Job too talked to tne rest, come In and• talk to the EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY l'9'rMERCEDES25OS — Four'doorr Auto- ITKJII! All work guaranteed. Coll for free best We seek competent ond ai bitious REAL ESTATE FIRM ~ Seeks full time matic, power steering- brakes, windows. Htlmate SJ23272. people interested in eol estate soles people tor our new ot- S Factoractory oiro, Immaculate. State Inipcctioi 170,000 a year ond turn'we offer com- Icei Licensed or unlicensed. If unli' e pc finishing, restoring. No water used NO pony paid in depth ming proQrom, lib guaranteeuaranteed List J6990, 13395. Red l censed, we will troin and prepare through 715886 sanding needed Sole for veneers, Inlays, eral drawing DCCOL . 60._ our special school Unlimited potential. 25 SERIES "E' U.S. SAVINGS BOND Bank Volvo, 741-5886. glue joints. SNYDER CHEMCLEAN, 9M- porliclpoting u»cc nrrongemmente s and 115,000 170,000 first year, possible man 19n~F"ORD~GALAXie"500"— Four door more Plus thr opportunity for i lonage ogement in near future. Draw available, sedan. Power steering, rodlo, air condi- ugn o planned program of ex Call Poloce Realty Associates, 988-440O or Will be awarded 1o each person presenting this coupon and purchasing ** a new car tioning. Excellent condition. 31.000 miles. LIGHT'HAULI NG • Trastt removed. Vny not cull for a confidential 764 5300. A)k lor Mr Steorn. Basements and otiics cleaned Furniture ond folk to tl\r company that 12100. Coll S44-166S_aft«r 4^30 p m. moved. Reasonable rates. 495 1076 or 49i- 1962~CHEVRC)LEt~— 5ix~cy!mder, jtan- 2024. sells a house every day THf. KIPWAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COUNTERMAN or a used car *** from stock on hand by each of the participating dealers listed below. CO , Realtors, 4 Airport Plti/o, Hade). M/W — Full or part-time. Experience'! dord shin. Mechomcally sound. 1225. 495 264-7200. 1250. LOCAL MOVING nly. HUTCHINSON INC.. 566 6000. wrf Estimates given Reasonable Froncy. 19>rvOLV'6'~ 164." Stick, oir ,~"\f .000 642 4 193 CAPTAINS WAITERS WAITRESSES NAME t miles. Beautiful. State inspection guaran- Experienced only, for exclusive private MAURICE CHE SI F Y tV SONS lub. Coll for appointment, 22V-JUI. More Classified teed List 14815, now $3195. Red Bank Vol | Interior -Exterior Pointers vo, 741 5BB6. Free? Estimates Call 27V1437 GiRl/GUY FRIDAY on Next Page |"9i> MERCU'WY MARQUIS ~ ADDRESS .... FURNITURE STRIPPING — Point, shel- Good condition Full power. 11,100. foe, varnish removerJ without 0*0m0Qe to ood salary. Wanted Automotive Call 842-9533 the wood. No water used Tree pick up RESSER AND SPOTTER - For l96GCb"RVAIR~— Low'mlleage. and delivery. 495-10/6 cir 495-2024 ncrs. Motawon. Top pay. TOWN .-. PHONE. Needs repair. 1100. Phone S66-4862or 5B3 1070 Coll 741-2571 PAINTING "CASH PAID" PAPERING, PANEL ING, ETC COOK - EXPERIENCED ' S25 SAVINGS BOND WIUL BE PRESENTED ON DELIVERY OF PURCHASED AUTO \H1~2 VOLVO"— 142-EA~AuTomotIC AM Free eslimates. Call torn, 842-7/18 FM, air, fuel injection. Fortory worrontv. Wt NEED USED CARS "" WITH A MINIMUM DEPOSIT OF S50.00 List 14715, now $3795. Red Bonk Volvo, INCOME TAX RETURNS — Business ond 741-5886. _ _ __ personal returns, payroll taxes, W 7, et<.. ELECTRICIAN^ HELPER WE WILL PAY ««<• PRICE OF USED CAR MUST BE MINIMUM OF $500.00 Corporation and partnerships. Over 20 At least one year's experience. CHRV"SLER"NEVrYORKE"R"— With )>• yri. Mlddletown area. Morgery Trovoto, Coll/41-896V SHASTA trailer, sleeps six. Reody-fo-go f/o Reliable TOM Service. Coll for appoint- TOP PRICES complng unit. Full power and oir condi- ment, 671 1289 _ EXPERIENCED GAS APPLIANCE 'SER- tioning Heavy duty hitch, many extras. ICEMAN M'W -- For locol bottled gos TOM'S FORD Excellent condition. Priced 1229S com *""~ INCOME "TAV RE TURNS :ompany. Call tor Interview. JB7-17OO plete. Call 7B7-43S1. Individual partnership ond ca |WrMERC~U~RV'cdT)CAR~XR; — Black MIRARCHI AND SCH Auto Rentals Auto Rentals CHECK ALL THE OUTSTANDING BUYS with vinyl roof, ton interior. Automatic 707 transmission wiin 17,000 miles Asking S?675 or best offer. CoM 291-9061 until ISO. EXPERT PAINTING -- And wall pa FROM THESE PARTICIPATING DEALERS 291-0382 ofter 530. pering Neat worV, low prices, tree esti motes, 84?-4/70 PLYMOUTHS, 1M7, I96i, IM9 Biyshore Chrysler-Plymouth Levine Motors Monmuiith Mazda Schwartz - Chrysler-Plymouth AUTO CREDIT TREfc CARE AND REMOVAL Professional complete Iree core Fully In FIAT Aiiume poyments on any of 100 cars in First Avo.. Atlantic Highlands 904 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park 141 W. Front St., Red Bank stock. Crtdlt application accepted by sured. Low winter roles 775-5959 P.K.L. LEASING INC. 57 Hwy. 35, Ealontown phone. All mokes and models available. 291-9200 776-6777 747-0787 Guoronteed credit. For 1 hour service call "SLIPCOVERS our credit desk row. Sola, MO. Chair, »22. You lupply the lot> Specializing in Executive Circle Chevrolet Co. Rassas Pontiac •70-1700 ric, we'll do the reit, Guronteed work- 542-1020 ,395 Broad St., Red Bank Twin Boro Motors 1961 RAMBLER — Good condition. 12SO. manihlp, 671-2M4. 325 Maple Ave., Red Bank I960 FORD Country Sedan, goad condl- DISAPPEARING ATtlC" STAIRS -'Fur- and Professional Auto Leasing 741-5180 American Motors •Ion, 1425 1941 FORD I tot I on woQon, 1)25. nished ond Initalled for only M9.95. To or- 741-3130 741-1391, Eo.m. tp 10 p.m. der, coll J49^)M3. 131 E. Newman Springs Rd., Mcf addin Cadillac-OMsnioblle Red Bank Volvo VANS - CARS 2 or 4 DOORS Dowries Pontiac Red Bank WANTED shMtrock ond toping, concrete block ona E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Party who needs 100°= financing, with no tile work. Free estimates. 7B7-3721. 62 Lower Main St., Matawan 251 Broadway, Long Branch money down, on a 1970 CHEVROLE T. V8. LUXURY MODELS 747-0040 ering, air conditioning. ODD JOBS - Additions, ponellng. All P steering, air conditioning. 11595. types of moionry. Drlvewoy*. Coll 495- LI-NCOLN-IMPERIAL-CADILLAC 566-2299 222-1234 741-5886 For quickk credicredit "O.K.""O.K.", calcall OASIOAS S MO- TORS at 1201)) 721 71007100. 0)19, 7I7-16W. McHoin Buick-Opel Russell OWsmohile-Cadillac Co. Wall Lincoln Mercury FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE Kit son Chevrolet — Attlci and cellars cleaned. Junk t* Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore moved, light houllng. No lob too small. Hwy. 3D, Eatontown Trucks for Sale Call 741-76*13 betwMrt 3 ond 7. 2127 Hwy. 35 Oakhurst 741-6200 741-0910 747-5400 IV&TTN T"E"R"NATIONAL SCOUT': PICK UP 542-1000 — Four-wheel drive. Rebuilt engine. New 1 [CErSKATES clutch. 6 Myer snowplow. 1750. Coll 583- SHARPENED 493-8000 3919. LltlH Silver Renoir Center, 74; 0573 Apartments^ 24 The Dally Regis)*"!-, Red Bank—MiddJelown, NX Wednesday, February 14,1973 For Sale ITEMS YOUNO LONGER GREENGROVE GARDENS Help Wonted Help Wanted NEED OR USE WILL. _ 9 GrMngrpvl Avt. Ktyptin, n.i. Male and Female Male and Female EtticitrKi -be_cor>i apartment SELL brf rtment PART-TIME H060W HIS THUMB t Mt Manpower FAST 2 blocks «»t Hf W anrt MkMI# »d 1001 Auto Parts WITH A H^^^MG(^ Phone 264-1846, jfor. Apt. 11 WITH A QUICK ACTION TWO ROOM FURNISHED - UtMIIIM !"• HAS Distributors LOW-COST cludid No ptli. Sultobl. for buslmt (J. lemon. Inquire 211 Monmoutn St.. Rf« JOB — interesting and diversified doing DAILY REGISTER Bonk^ ^ ___. _^_ TEMPORARY enioyable work 5everat openings in Eost WORK Brunswick. Keyporl, Wootibridge FAMILY AD MODERN TWO ROOMS - Furnllhtd. EXPERIENCE — Not necessary, we (ram 3 LINES 5 DAYS you FOR Sea Bright. BOOKKEEPERS KEYPUN RED BANK - Penthouse with bolconv HOURS — Port lime weekends, either I JUST' $2.00 overlooking the NoveslnK. Two bedrooms, BURROUGH5 AND NCR or 3 days Weekdays, we have mornings, afternoons, evening hours available oncl two boths. full dining room, carpeting onrl It you have ony of ihe above skill* blrcondmonlnD.BODMANARIWlon-n_ S combination of above. st ongmotc Iro"' a household . _.._»»_•••-—r -rat itfdl Akianlnnt we con keep you busy. Immediate ot e-ceotl o sole price ot *M) 00 APARTMENTT5M1-3. 156. 1 evenings. openings m your area Register Cal onytli i_ between 9 o r ind 10 p.r UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - Rent oparl- Mon thru Fn. 9-5 appoin m-nl. Buy model furniture. A decoralor's 4 W. Front St. Red Ban* 842 4343 dreom, lush ond plush. Move in today. 312 Main St Asbury Park m-W Help Wanted Yocht Horbor, (38. Oceon Ave. Sea 24-1-6700 ' Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sate iode if (id 'S canctlf^ Drtore e.oifation Monrloy through ^undoy Male and Female Male and Female To Ploce Your Doily Register Bright 842-MU, 741O20G __ MAINTENANCE Male and Female WHY NOT? FAMILY AD. CALL. . , MODERN^A"PVRTMENT - Neor trans- X-RAY TECHS (2) Clencol Temporary TY PI STST 55WAAP~ CLERK TYPIST Think about aluminum or vinyl siding portation Keonsburp. Btsl time lo coll — MACHINISTS (REGISTERED) SOMETIMES WE FEEL rcw. You're not gong io have your house before noon -^95^0416^ painted AGAIN This yeor ore you? Free or over Eicelienf opportunity tor depend- PURNI SHED Onf'bedroom _tti- Opportunity for individual experienced ir Modern, expanding community LIKE CUPID! estimates. Fine installation. 741-6900 hospital has two attractive poit- able person in modern, expanding elMcles TOPPER HOUSE. «0 Ocea-1 operating maintenance shop equipment MACHINE community hospjjol. Full-time 2 23 wllh knowledge of shop techniques Re lions available for registered X 'it's o hear' war mm g soii^foction olys overtime. Good skills re- PROWN'S 24-Hour Service __ Blvd , West End. 22J 2: sponsibte tor repair of all production mo Ray Technicians on the 8 a m -4 MI we send o" ideal Temp to a eorrv OPERATORS 7 RCA COLOR* TV - 21" screen. S150. Call P m or 4 p m -midnight shift Fn quired. Excellent working condi- 32 Broad St., Red Bonk _ . 1_"..__? MTD1PL"E*TOWN — TtKee rooms, fur- ehinery Some knowledge o* tool ond On y tfto' needs tier! tions, good starting salary, liberal after* p.m. nished Business couple prewred. f»e!ptul Outstanding company benefits i celleril solory plus evening differ PASTE-UP ARTISTS FURNITURE AND APPLlANCE_ 739-074. entiol, comprehensive benefits, benefits. Welfare ond people with credit problems Call offer 4 p.m 7411447 iterested, please apply af ttie Personnel We mofcf them both hnppy ond ffiot s our CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. ""CHEST-TY'PE FREEZER" pleosont working conditions tnjtant credit, immediate delivery. Coll SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT — Three Office. Mon through Frt,, 9 a.m. to i: PROGRESSIVE COM- U0 noon Or call 671 3000. Exl 2M Mr. Grand, 373-U11. Fooms.Utilities One month's security. 892-1100 W66D -Seasoned. 787-9150 CONTACT PER5ONNEL DEPT. I wonl your good of I ic e skills POSITION PLANT IN Catl after 5 p.m. 7_7-OA2<, r flepolrflepoli Center. FOR DEN OR SPARE ROOM i the Tetnp jrory Service thai Sooly studio bed with leos, 36", ond m< ?st Mntch I RED BANK AREA 747-0573. SEVBTR'TGHT — 5tudl. efficiency. On* LILY-TULIP (201) 892-1100 POINT PLEASANT Ir.ss, $75 Custom studio bed with legs, person AN utilities. Furnished. Wall Ip Division ot Owens Illinoii NIKON MOrflE CAMERA — Power 39", ond mattress, S55. Excellent condl Hwy 35 Holmdel, N.J NEEDS PEOPLE FOR HOSPITAL loom, • to t, with 1.1 lens. S3S0. wait carpet 1130 month plus security No POINT PLEASANT lion. Never used small electric oppii #fs 2 3 5 An Equal Opportunity Employer NIGHT S t* I FT EX- Rivtrlront & Ocean Ave t47-J7(M or 321-2274 onc-5, below discount price. Coll 747-2998. P J______L__ ^L1 - : — HOSPITAL Point Pjeasorit._N.J1 "~8MM AAOVIE PROJECTOR^-~525~~ KEANSBURG - Brand new three-bed- ~~MONMOUIH MEDICAL • Riverfront & Osborn Avc OLSTEN PANSION, HOURS STEREO RECORD PLAYER - $50. room, oil-electric apartment. Excellent r^oinr Pleasont. N.J 0B?*7 "ARTHUR~MU'R~RAY~' FIREWOOD ^11 afler 5^747-3359 rwlaht'Orhood. »4O mo. Security required, CENTER 4:30 P.M. TO 1:30 A.M. 1973 expansion program storting now Coll ?4I-»19 Coll 222-0577_or 842-2434. TEMPORARIES Openings for dance teachers, junior inter- RN's We need all office skills. Our rotes ore viewers, receptionist. Also telephone "DOG HOUSES US TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT COUNTER HELP tops ond we never charge 0 lee. Paid Training. •k available. Part-time evenings. Nc References and security. experience necessary. Salary plus bonus, sulated. Crdar wood Apply 15 Borberie Ave.- Hlghlonds^ Full time night shift on Intensive Core and xperience preferred but not necessary Rt 35 Eatontown 542 5J00 New pay structure. PORTABLE TV : Sears, 135. RCA 25" Surgical Units Also. Intensive Cme Nur TMs con be your opportunity to join larg GREENBROOK FENCE CO >r light counter work Good storting north of the Monrnouth Shopping est and fastest growing dance chain in the U.S. Hwy Tl 753-5333 VVofchuno, N.J. console screen black/white. $50. Ermine LO*N_f BRANCH - Deluxe unfurnished surly wage plus tips Paid Holidays, vo- Center) Valuation and increaseworld. Apply In person, 1 to 10 p.m. dally, wrap, new $2500 — sole, $150. Coll oner tw PRICE :ATUR"E7"R EFTN "ED " B U STN E sf L A D Y thousands ot resumes over the years. panding community hospital in lovely 4092. ___ _ ogement and become pan ol our profes- resort area. Good starting salaries, A-134, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. Supplier has left over from lorge in- _ To share comfortable home with same. sional ream Licensed salesperson or on LILY-TULIP generous benefits for fulftime em- vallotion first quality chain link fencing. GTE 7WHTTIE~ E L E c T R I c" RA NGE^HH as References.jW-6771. oggressive, ambitious sole* individual CAREER MARKETING Division o( Owens Illinois JANITOR M/W — Reliable, with loco! V) Price! Installation and terms orrangea. two ovens. Excellent condition. Remodel' ployment, challenging assignments. KE'AN~SBURG — Two rooms. Woll to-wall wonting financial success 4 West Front 5t., Red Bonk 747-2040 •vy 35 Holmdel, N.J. CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. references, for small offlct building. 741-4700. ing. Best offer. B42-13S9. An Equal Opportunity Employer Hours, _ p.m. to I p.m., five days. Reply icarpeting, wosher-dryer. electric ronge SE R VICEAA ENM/W Box A-124. The Daily Regliter, Red Bank. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All CLOCKS ^"Vienna RegulotofrVlMr Eng" •nd retrlgerotcr. 495-2493. Bowtell Associates 892-1100 mokts new or used, Guaranteed Low as Ilih store clock, 570. miniature school- house, US. O.G., $70. 229-4683, Hi"GHLAN"D5"'—" Two-bedVoom Wnished 291-2100 o service home appliances for leading CARPENTER^ MECHANIC'S HELPER — Lubrication *25. Serpico's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to aparlment. All utilitiei Included. Avail- 1 and light repairs. Full-time days. Apply in theater. 747-0415. MOVING, GARAGE SALE — Friday RESUMES PREPARED ovthoriieb Frlaidoire service firm in locol Mini jm 10 years experience able Feb. 17. Call 872 0340. _ area Excellent opportunity*. Coil be- POINT PLEASANT person, WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE, Hwy through Sunday. Appliances, furniture, Also exper ience_ . o carpenter'_ , . s helper. PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS tween 10 am. and 4 p.m., 642 6013. Alterations — run complete . 56, Belford. clothing, 1)9 Bamm Hollow Rd., Middle K'EA'NSBLIR'G~—"'FurhiiTied one-bedroom, d/r Personnel HOSPITAL Call direct to manufacturer. Don't buy un- town. Hang doors, trim, partition*. OFFICE WORKE~R~— For "bookkeeping til you get our guaranteed low price. Call large kitchen, living room, bath. SIM plui IS? Broad St Red Bank I*. 3501 TYPl'ST"-^" From cfcotophone. Accurocy Coil H\\\4A alter 7 p.m. Riverfront & Osborn Ave. required Legal helpful but not necessary. Point Pleasant, N.J. department of loco) concern. Must be ac- Mr. T.pe. 842-8J19. COMPLETE DINING ROOM SUITE security, oil utilities paid. Call 787-5040. Reply Bo* J-57. The Daily Register, Red curate with figures, neat, ond able to type. And bedroom suit.. PORT "MONMOUTH""— three-room opart- Repfy in own handwriting to Box A-133- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Ho tr Bonk___ CLOSEOUT CARPET Coll 747-0408 ment, unfurnished. Adults preferred. No perlence necesjarv Starling salary $2.50 SEAFOOD COOK "PRODUCTION The Dolly Register, Red Bank. SHOP AT HOME — Fantastic discounts Full or part-time or weekends. Wilt train pets. Call 671-062B alter 6 p.m. per hour Apply In person to Wr Mlchoel WA1TR*ESSES"M'W"— Experienced over - up to 50% oft. Kodels, Acrilans, Shoos. HEAVY DUTY WESTINGHOUSE WASH- it necessary. Apply in person, Rum Run BOOKKEEPING, SELLING knowledge' ER — $75. wesiinghouie refrigerator, S25. RE_r_TANK~ - 3"3 rooms. AM utilities. Gormicy. Administrative Asslstont, Hoi- 18. 5 p.m. to 2 o.m. shift. Apply in person, WORKERS 501 nylons, up to 270 sq. tt., only $77. Un- Shore Point Inn, 3360 HwyJ15, Hoilet. " "T, B16 Ocean Ave.f Sea Bright. Retail jewelry store. Steady, five-day Miscellaneous Items. Call 787-62AA. Garage. Furnished or unfurnished. Call let Township Board of Education. 82 Beth- week Apply Reed*. Jewelers, 60 Broad heard of values! Call United Carpet Co., any Rd., Hoilet, N J SECRETARY — Permanent position. 3 Shift Operation 741-3328. •"~~*DELTVE"»Y*PERSON wuw" (Not Rolotlna) SI., Red Bank (201) 899-84)2 Financing available. QUICK SALE — Wed. through Sun. An- Full time, six days a week. Real estate office. Good typing skills o tique wall sconces. Colonial couch, 12' LEGAL SECRETARY — Al Icoit two Hours — 7 a,m, to 3 p.m. CONSOLETSTEREO S~^~M any" models"re" BELFORb".]50 -"Three rooms, private Call 747-0825 nust," some light shorthand or speed EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — Full-time duced lo our cost. ANDERSONS TV AND solid oak bookcases. Walnut office desk, entrance. Heat, hot woler, cooking oos. y*ors real estate experience. Salary open. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. days Apply in person, WERNER'S AU- iting. Pleasant working conditions. Sal- II p.m. to 7 o.m. APPLIANCE, 30 Broad St., Red Bank. encyclopedia, etc. 542-4608. OTflot located in Red Bonk 747 3730. WANTED -GENERAL HOUSEWORKER y open A. Fred Maffeo Agency, fth TOMOTIVE, Hwy 36, Beltord. Available immediately. Inquire 255 Port Excellent starting rote plus shift differ 7*7-0825, _ _ _ GARAGE SALE - Feb. IB, 19. Moving Monmouth Rd., West Keonsburg, alter 5 DENTAL HYGIENI5T — Full or port- — To sleep in. Small family Little CODK- 33. __ 7 ing. Pleasant ploce. 747-4730. entlals, five days a week — occasional KEYPUNCH OPERATOR -^T_ppe GRAN_»~O'P"E~NTNG"SALE"-_" Heather . ond selling everything, including women's p.m. and weekends. _ llmt Freehold area Reply Box M-M, Tht UPHOLSTERY TRAINEE" To"leorri"up- overtime. It interested, please apply al ferred Must be experienced. Mon. thru Antique Shop. Specializing In jewelry ond clothes. 35 Meodow Way, River Plozo Dolly Regliter, Red Bank CHEETE1_LTAk"E~PA~RK — 3O3A Cross SECRET ARY~"to"The Adrnlnistrollve hoisiery 'rode. Do not oppiy unless inter- the Personnel Office, Mon. through Fri., 9 Fri., 8;3Q lo 5 o.m. ADPIV Jersey Shore ^statues 127 Broodway, Long Branch. ffd., Motowan. March l and April l. One ested in learning. OEBRA DECORA- Medicol Center Personnel Dept .Neptune, BOOKKEEPER/MACHINE "OPERATOR Principal Must be excellent typist. Office bedroom oportment. Heat, gos, hot water, or school experience preferred, Hours TORS, ?4?-442l. _ N j , weekdays 9 to 2 p.m An equal op- HOUSE SOLD — Bric-a-brac, candle club included. Laundry room on — Experienced with Burroughs E-4000 or portunity employer other electronic computer prelerred 8:30 to 440. Salary -4500 per year. Apply EXPERTENCED"6IL" DELIVERY PER- slicks, frames, bedspreads, books, troys, 1 SaIe premises. No pets. Ideal lor newlyweds or Highlands Public School. Novesink Ave., LILY-TULIP Nursing home business office experience SON — Local,division ot national on com- PARTY PPLAN —"Room tor" seven"more andirons, wooden ware, baskets, brass, ^^^-Y-!? ! - der couple Neor NY bus S180 plus one Highlands, N J 872-1476 Division of Owens Illinois 1966 FORD 4500 TRACTOR onth securlly OfMce hours, Mon. to also helpful Call tot- Interview Mon pany Full time. Full benellls, oil paid. peoplel , seerriou s about earnining ccasa h part- etc., 10c to 15 . Wed., Sat , 9 to 5. 741-1855. through Fri 8 30 o.m to S p.m Mon Hwy 35 Holmdel, N J pl 3 Loader ond backhoe. -i , 9 to S, Sot. 9 io 12, All other by ap- SALESMAN MJW — Excellent solary and Call 244-3000 for appointment. An Equal Opportunity Employer time and ffihtfightini g watet r polluollutlltiti n Car 55 Peters - "^"J ™^ mouth Convalescent Center. 229-4300 commission- All company benefits. Paid 747-0473 pointment, 566-0283. /e Are yyou bored? WanTto'be Frl , 4 to I p.m., 291-4737 PTE~AS E7 'DARXTNG" -~ Co me" ho m e.' I vacation Five day week. Apply SINGER fixed the piumblng myself wltn the Tools I FOUR-Rbd.MAPAR TMEN f — First SHEET ME?A_ MECHANICS^"Fabric- CO., 69 Broadjr^Re^Bank^ people att your leisure and earn extra cosh AUTO SALESMEN AA/W WANTED — Egg. Candlers otion and installation experience neces- oo! Coll now to ifrmatioinformation Coll Experience preferred. borrowed Irom AM Purpose Rentals, 18* Merchandise Wanted door, Long Branch. Newly renovated. sary Some development w_rk, mostly CUSTODIANS — Marlboro Township Joanne, 564-37235 . IM.J.'S Oldest Fiat Dealer Call for appointment, 747-2008. Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury, 74) Heat, electric and water included. Near Unusual career opportunity tor ex 0040. _ custom and commercial All benefits and School District. 40 hour week, day and Used Oriental RUQS bus and shopping, 229-4009. hloh pay rote 0AY5HORE HEATING & BEEYINE~FAS"HT6""NS — Leader in its perienced automobile salesmen All ben- CLEANING PERSON - Moture, two evening shifts Excellent solory guide, va- field, has a few porl-tt-timi e openings In your efits, salary plus commission plus profit days a week Own transportation M0"C6^R^MIC MOLDS — 50C to $5. 30 Chinese ond Persian RED BANK~- Unfurnished Greentree APR CONDITIONING CO INC Days, cation, fringe benefits. Call 462-4642 for earnings without neg B42-B.4B pieces bisque, 35c to 12. , Also wall Topes ties Apartments, 239 Spring St. Two-bedroom 727-1360 Evenings, 671-2929 area Substantial ear sharing- We are in the process of enlarg- application or write to John A. Dugan, lectlng your fomlly Prefei ie evenings ing our soles force for our new facility Ca\i_$a-279r_ FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 ovailoble Immediately. Call lor appoint- Business Administrator, 175 Rte 79, Marl- il. coil 531- ond find necessity for a minimum of three CARPENTERS — Experienced In framing ment, 74t-3953. __ FULL "Tl ME~CLE RK' ^HrVt mlJooTtyping and use of car For oppolntmenl ond layout work Good pay Call after 5 I camper trailer, skills Knbwledge of office machines de- boro. N.J 07746. 1002, 229 8258 or 229-264. qualified salesmen having previously fully equipped, only six months old. Must RUMSON"— Unfurnished thTeeVoom, corned at least S10.000 (bring W-2 forms) pm 842-4718 "ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED both, bungalow. Hoi water, oil heat. StOO sirable Monmouth Regional High school, INSURANCE OFFICE HELP - inter- sell. Only M200. Can hove financed. Call WANTED — Dependable person, Kcans- Please coil for appointment between 10 Furniture, paintings, cut glass, art month plus utilities and maintenance, 53S Tlnton Ave New Shrewsbury 542- esting diversified duties for person with SECRETAR7^FuTrtTme^ryplno. light 741-8322 days. 542-5253 evenings. burg oreo Babysit In my home nights and 12 Levine Motor Corp 542-1020 ^ bronies. clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. Suitable couple. Nopets, Available imme- 1170, Ext 74 ____„_..__ insurance office background. Send resume Five good children SI per hour 78/-6421 steno Snail office Cali for appointment, NAME YOUR PRICE diately. Phone B42-3500 before 12 noon. PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY — to Box 326, Holmdel, 07733. anytime before 3 p.m, M2-9090 INTERNATIONA10 RIVERSIDL EGALLERIE AVE. S , PIANOS-ORGANS ~ KEANSBURG — Four-room smoii apart- Early afternoon, Mon. lo Frl. or Sun. a.m. F URNTTURE F'INTS'HER — For retail SHEET METAL WORKER — Metal com' RED BANK 741-7474 PLAY'GR60*ND"SUPERVISOR5 — For DE N TA L ASS ISTA N T Used trade-ins from S7S Worehouse foi ment Heat, hot water ond gas included. Red Bonk, Rumson area. Must have car furniture douse Experienced only. Ap- portent fabrication from blueprints Braz- Rumson Elementary schools, from II Cnairslde assistant wanted for modern Klmball, Conn, Yamaho, Chlckerlng S150. Security required. No pets. Available No collecting. Call 747-2143. proximately 20 hours per week. Hours can/ ing helpful but not required Apply Elec am la 1 p.m. dally S75 per month Call dental practice in Red Bonk area Ex Moog, Synthesizers, Unlimited renton Mar. I. Please coll after 8 p.m. ONLY, be arranged Call 74/-2I04. tro Impulse Lab Inc 116 Chestnut St , From on entire household to o single DELIVERY WORKERS — Port-time eve- Mr. Wood. 8420383. _ _ perlence preferred Solory open Send re Red Bank An equal opportunity employ' from 17.50. Bring the family ond choose 842-S303. nings Need your own car Apply in per- SALES CLERK — No experience neces- sume to Box H 78 The Doily Register from over 150 units. 9-9 daily. Sat. until 6. ittm. Antique furniture, (ewetry, silver MANICURIST — Experienced, top sato- Red Bank Immediate cosh. Top dollar. 741-5331. son, Lulgl's, 477 Middle Rd., Hazlet. ry, for high class solort. sary, We will train. Apply in person. Fab- KEANSBURG — F.ur'rooms,' 'bath." Utili- HELP WANTED — Apply in person, Freehold Music Center ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE — No ic Dept., Superama, New Shrewsbury ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh paid. ties included. Convenient location. Suit- 741-9142, or 842-4093 after 7:30 p.m. PRESSER AND SPOTTER Little Silver Exxon Branch and Sycamore LES DEUX _. DON PONS. 799 River Rd., experience necessary, will train for 1I<" Ave Little Silver DTNVN G~R Oi 6 M SET — Hey wood able for adults. 787-9610. Ing fixture showroom Call 741-6400, i NEW ""CAR" MAKE" R E AD V" M EC HAN IC S A L E S For cleaners Matowan Top poy rolr Haven, U2-qt57 or 74M337. •__ perience, d _preferre d t apply in per Call 566-4862 or 5B3 1070 Waketleld. Drop-leaf extension table, foji S~UB-LE'A"S_"- Four-room apartment. Leonard — GM experience preferred, Will also __ _™_.___._. _____-^--—_-—^ .~-j- — BANQUET SET UP PERSON — Full side choirs, two arm choirs, one china Feb. M unlil June 20. Kconsburg. manage car preparation operation. Ex- son N o phonh e calllls Donna's, 93 Broad time Apply In person Tom Robersor, PRIVATE COLLECTOR -^Wil'l poy (op AUTO BODY "it., Red Bank ______cabinet. Ideol for small dining area. $300. dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gouge. Any Call 787-6407 cellent salary Pold hospltallzatlon. i looking for aggressive people with or Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank Coll 747-2475. EXPERIENCED METAL WORKER without selling experience for Immediate ogt. any condition. 347-1445- CALL FOR APPOIMTMENT, 946-8388 Fringe benefits Poid vocation 40 hour MATURE PbRbON — Full or part-time. PART TIME FLOOR WAXER — And |o- week. Apply in person only, 8 to 5 dolly. openings In our Eqtontown store US0 to GUITAR -j- Unlvox Les Paul, Humbuck- CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any WIREMAN (M/W) - For wiring of elec- Management career polentioi with a new start, plus bonuses and commissions Our niforlol Mornings Neat appearance. ing electronics. Scholler machines, Gib- Commercial Rentals tro-mechanical units. Experience required Contact Bill Slutter, Service Monoger, " jressive corporation. Call 671-5352 or son bridge. Two years old With cose make or condition or will trode HO, 017, McGloln Buick Opel Inc., 688 Shrewsbury -233* Ask for Mr Chambers or Mr _ople average SBOO per month plus Blue. Oor wide gouge. 774-3710. SEA B'RTGHT"^ "Space o^oViaVle for In wiring from schematics. ELECTRO Cross ond compony paid profit sharing Originally 5400, now S22^. 5420408. small professional ofilce. IMPULSE LABS- INC., 116 Chestnut SI., Ave., New Shrewsbury, 74^-62DO. Tharaldsen. COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model, WATCHMAKER' - ImmediaTe opening. Excellent advancement opportunity as we SECRETARY COM>TETE~K N off YTI N'E'K I fc HBU 842 0281 or 842 2654 Red Bonk An equal opportunity employ- PO'RTE'RSTiA/'vV — Fufi"time "positions are expanding nationwide Call 547-7524 or used. Give full details (size, weight, price, Exceller Pleosant working con- (ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT) — Plus woll-oven, table-top ronge and _tc> Wrltt Box R-M. The Oalty Register. "EATON TOWN-RE 6 BANK AREA dltionv Flwf rinv week. Musti have owp) n available on the 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift. £42-5771 between 4 30 ond 8 30 p.m This Is a key position soles office, local sink. Priced at 1350, Coll alter 5 p.m, On Garden State Pnrkwoy at ma|or inter- tools, cleaning machine, etc. Apply Li Good salary, pleasant working conditions, ; BARMAID M/W lull fringe benefits Apply in person, Per- ~N"UR'SES ~AT6E_ - For all day Sat. 741-2261. change, near Rts 35, 36, 16 ond Fort Man- person. Monmouth Lounge, mans Jewelers, Monmouth Shopping Cen- 3 p.m shift Sot and Sun Also, port- TOY TRAINS WANTED moutn. Altroctive oir condllloned 2O.DO0 ppi pson ter, Eatontown. sonnel Dept Riverview Hospital. Red STORE "EQU'lPftAENT" — "Slide "topTre'ei- Any model or condition Will poy cosh o> Brooo St.. KKeyporl l Bank, between 9 a.m ond 4 p.m An equal time, 11 to 7 a.rr Apply Mrs Mrokovcich. BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, for estab- er, refrlgeroted dairy cose, refnoerated sq. It. one story (con be expanded) with 16 INSURANCE ASSISTANT — Musi be ex opportunity employer 842-3400 __ lished business Restaurant experience display case. Very reasonable. 787-6500. trade HO. Call 531-13B6r tt. clear ceiling, sprlnklered, iwo trucK HAIRSTYLIST —"With" f perlenced In rating ond typing, to run cas- preferreedd Salary to S175 Call LindLnda AN docks, porking, plus many extras. Shrewsbury APPRENTICE PRESSMAN M/W — Ra- NEWS WRITER AND N_WS>H0Ta reu ualty and fire business in local agency GRAPHER — On o port-time basis BowBrown,, 747,112747112) SnelllnSlll g & SnelilngSlil , 54 Tent tor VoiK.t qrn comper. Must be ir 741-S6O0 Write Box J-59, The Daily Register, Red pid advancement in planned training pro- BroaBd d SSt Red Bonk. $13.99 EACH gram covering oil phases ot newspoper 737-2066 Is all you pay for our white standard good condition. 76^-2861. RACHLIN &CO. Bank 17 Academy St. Newark, N.J. Help Wanted offset production Apply In person. Doily TAN?C — Must have own tools, ex- HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In. Responsible aluminum combination window. In- OLD~FURNIT JRE -Antiques, china, S~EWTC"E~STAt'lON ATTENDANT ~ Record, 70 So Seventh Ave., Long iced. Good poy, benefits. person needed to care for small family stallation optional, 13.00 each. Expert in- glassware, ort objects ond brlc-o-broc. 1201} 627-7B90 Male or Female Musl have previous experience and be co- Branch. with one child Excellent working condi- stallation. Immediate cash tor anything ond every- RED BANK"-"'Have onTt-^oTew"_h_ice lo- poble ot doing minor repair work. Full tions 739-0373, or W2-71O6 afternoons. thing. Ruscll's, 35 Eost Front SI. 741-1693. cations available for retail stores, bou- time steady work. Apply In person, Her- :A_ THE R'APTST —"For"iorqe"me- ANSWERING PHONE~ —NTlgHtsTpaTT llques, chains, etc. Shopping Moll, two dical center in Jersey shore areo. Must be ily in person, LuigTs Famous HOUSEKEEPER — Rumson home, 4-5 PROWN'S levels. Climate controlled. Prime areo. ble's Cltgo, Lincroft, days a week, four hour* a day. Must have WANTED•"— ApaVtmenVsTie refrigerator. registered in trie Stale of New Jersey, op- 32 Broad St , Red Bank 74t 7_00 Full slie mattress or mattress and box Brokers protected. Call 842-4672. OFFICE" CLERKS —Full" time and/or pfoved school graduate, and APTA mem- own transportation. 747-5058 SOFA AND CHAIR — 150. Single maple spring, 747-1681. part-time afternoons. If you tee' qualified, oer Send resume to Box C-U9. The Daily CHILD CARE — Light housework. Refer- 3 HOUSEWORKER • One day per > bed with mattress and dresser, S50. * size TWO-ROOM OFFICE — And prl'vot- bath, GUARDS apply 162 Newman,Springs Rd., Red Register, Red Bank. An equal opportunity ences required. 8:30 to 5:30, or live in bed with orthopedic mattress, 135. Hoover at 33_ Brood St., Red Bank. employer Freehold areo. Coil 431-1633 after 4 p.m. Own transportation preferred. VANGUARD SECURITY INC Call 264-4404. floor scrubber and polisher, like new, $15. Harry Pro;In Realtor, 842-7900. Two end tobies, S5. 872-0310. PETS HOUSEKEEPER —For nursing unit, Sot BARMAID' WANTED"M7W —'Wed. and LONG BRANCH — From (2.70 per sq. M. We have full time ond Sun., B to 4 p.m. or 7 to 3 p.m. Apply lime. Cali SHREWSBURY MANOR NURSES' AIDES NEEDED — For 7 to 3 ~~ 'CAMPING'f RAIL"ER ~ is1 "~ AND LIVESTOCK AM utilities and services Included. Imm*- Thurs nights. Sot. and 5un. days. Bx- a.m. shift ond 3 to 11 p.m. shift for 150 bed Mrs Mrokovcichi B42-34OO. perlence not necessary. Apply in person, NURSING HOME, mornings, 741-2059 Needs some repairs. 1250. oloif occupancy. _2_-3QQO. steady openings in facility. Good salary and benefits. Apply Coll 747-0644 PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD FUEL 6TL TRUCK DRIVER - For home The Happy Pickle) 30 Maple Ave., RedBUOEcbO Red Bank Convalescent Center, 100 Chap- PUPS — Two months old, six males, two UNION BEACH — Stone RdVCmderbfock the Perth Amboy delivery, Apply in person. Sloturn Fuel Bonk Experienced. Full time. Steady man Ave., Red Bonk, TWO"TWIN WALNUT BED'FRAMES - females SSO each. Coll 229-6113 otter 6 building, Iwo rooms, bolh. Zoned com- Co., 374 Broadwny, Long Branch. : 738-9839 between 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Modern headboards, footboords. Good and Old Bridge PROOFREADER""__"cbreer opporTunlty GENERAL KITCHEN HELPER — Apply p.m. merciof Suitable any busln_is. Coll 2&4- •st, accurate typist with reasonable condition. M0 pair or besl offer, 5667770. 0405 after 3 p.m. ~ "' ' HOMEMAKER EERX6ncEWn9 in person, Rollo Post House. Hwv 35, V A L _ N T I N E ' S D A Y G 1 F T 5 — A K C areas. High starting .ledge of spelling and grammar. Ap- 6fN7NG~ROOM"SEf"- Mgole." fable, 5S5 per week, port time, to keep beautllul PY — Five weeks old, mole, S35. Call Call eveninQS only, 747-3770. 5011. ME CHAN IC WAN T ED - Boiler a nd lonoi School District. All benefits, vaca- loss, your gain. Con be seen ot Cabinet In 787-4033- Male and Female burner mechanic wnntod ta service do- tion, and pension. Call 431-4000, Ext. 251. dustries. Hwy 36 ond Pooie Ave,. Hoilet., MODEVN OFFICE 'SPACE WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY Prime Hwy 35 location. Ocean Township. mestic and commercial heating units, W A if R ESS ~M~7 W ~— S h o r> _ h if tTTlT jjn" "to" OVNG __ ~ A~-'Must sell Good sfartlng pay, benefits. Must have ex OUTSIDE SALES - Lumber experience - Male, lour months, AKC registered Reasonable Call $31-4000 or 77_-640O- ?:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Ex- slx-monl_ .....h .ol d living. _ i set, two king Coll 74/2214. perlence. Cotl 222-57B3. perienced. The Hearth, call 747-0SS6. needed for fop spot. Grow to manage- slil e bedsbd , twt o stereost , color TV, rugs, OF>ICE SPACED OW~ AVAILABLE "—Up ment. Liberal draw ond commission. Coll lamps, etc 741 0691 or 544-9075 otter 6:30 ~BEAGCE PUPPTES, — AKC registered to T295 _q. ft. Heat and air conditioning Management Trainees SALESPERSON — Permanent position. Linda Brawn 747-1121. SnelMng & Snelllng. NURSES AIDE — 7 to 3:30 ,ome selling experience necessary. Apply p.m. Male, female. supplied. 30 Linden PI.. Red Bank. Call Now is your chance lo secure a good future, with pay, with a last- Emery Manor, Matavflan. 54 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 5M-7OIB 747-3620 unlil 5 p.m., 7410321 cfter 5 p.m. to Mrs. Pinsley, nt KISUN S, B SKIS — Warwick, with Cubco bindings. growing quality restaurant chain We have over 340 shops oper- SW 6400 it., Red Bank. A'KC"*RE*GI_T_'R"ED SIBERIAN HUSKIES RU'MSbN""o'FF~!CE' 5PACE"- Air "condi- ating in 13 states from Maine to Virginia MASONS LABORER —" Experience pre- WAitRE5SES M/W '— Day work. Apply - Reasonable } tioned. Will alter to suit.TOO, 1100 , or 1600 ed. Must hove car. Call otler 7 p.m. Situations Wanted in person, Buxton's.431 B road St., sq. It. Phone 847-1500. We need aggressive, self-disciplined and self-motivating people to 2228462 PLAYER PIANO — Original stole. Good Shrewsbury. Female tone. Needs some work. UbO. BLACK GELDING — 15 3* Rides English. enter our development program which is 12-18 months in lenglh. PHARMACISTS -FULL TIME" EXPERIENCED MOTHER — With own /4/-149B Seven years old. * Houses for Rent Excellent wages, llberol benefits ond < l~T CHEN HEL P E R - 6 IS H W A SH E R~ "— Earn 5140 - 5-170 per weeK while you learn tne basics ot good 730 o.m. to 1:30 p.m. SI.75 per hour, six toddler, wilting to take care ot another Call 671 0534 or 671 9708 nony promotional opportunities. Coll for Oceanport oreo. 870-1239. DINING ROOM - Family room, _ed- tCBERON — Three bedrooms, dining management and take part in our excellent fringe beneltl pro- onvenlent Interview appointment, 462 days. School In Morganville. Call 591-9I63-. room furniture. Also woshino machine. IRI5H SETTER AKC PUPS - Shots. room, fireplace, basement ond garage, 700. Ext. 218. Mr Jacobs. I?ALTAN~-SPANISH SPEA!pport_nity employer impion bloodlines. Family raised. MONMOUTH BEACH - Adorable new Matawan, Shrewsbury, Englishtown or Bncktown. we would like to Call 264-8697 live-room town house. Water view, tennis, YOU CAN HELP THE FAMILY BUDG FREEZER - 14 cu. It. Coldspot. Chesl | talk with ynn. A VALENTINE SURPRISE pool, washer-dryer, bulkheadlng From ET — Three or tour hours o day will type. Old but in good working condition. UOO lo 1400 month. 291)346 or 741-7748. ring you a profitable income. Training FINANCIAL Owner is moving S45 Call 741-1678 ofier 6 Beagle puppies, siu, FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL - nven. Phone r Smith, 5«:/J45, or J. Aus- Coll 9J6-4T87 FREEHOLD -"Five~bedr_omY,""2h: boths^ In, 54? 8355 Business Opportunities WALNUT BEDROOM SET — Two twin ' CHAMPION BRED COLLIE PUPS Lovely grounds Reply P.O. Box IB, Ten- Fairfieid, N.J.. Monday thru Friday, between 9 and 5 p.m. nrnt, N.J. 07763 >TOCK"CLE R k '- Full or part time. headboards, triple dresser with mirror, AKC registered. Sable ond white. (201)227-5497 _ood opportunity Freehold orea. wrlle to 5UB SHOP IN ATLANTIC HIGHLAND5 night-stand, desk ond chair, one twin bed Five weeks old. Reserve now. 671 2438. SHREWSBURY — Four bedrooms. S250 Box 18, Tennent, N J 07763 ~ Very clean. Good going business. Air frame. 175. Call 542-1255. FEMALE ST BERNARD -~AKC reqis monthly. Available Mar. 1. conditioned Only Intereslcr persons op- FRIENDLY ICE CREAM CORP. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND Zi'P- AVOCADO COUCH — 170, Hotpoint'dish" tered. Four months old. All shots. Poper- 741-5195 or 741-5600 " ply Coll ?91-m_ or 291-0107 tralned. 4950569 alter 5 p.m. Hwy 35 26-4 8000 Keyport ER SETTERS — On ladies dresses, in- /asher, 150, Please coll 264-BJ5I alter 6 FARM'*FbRVE"NT'' P.O. BOX 8 CLEMENTON, N.J. 08021 uirp H i M Dress Co , 111 Oakland St , FOR LEASE ' < m. AKC YORKSHIRE TERRIERS - Twelve We wilt have this most desirable properly Three-bay service stotion h An Equal Opportunity Employer , Red Bonk. 741 0693. ANTIQUE FRENCH PROVINCIAL HIGH weeks old. Champion sired, home bred ovailoble for rent on or oboul May 1, 1973. Red Bonk, N.J BACK CHAIR - White satin Original Born and outbuilding suitable for horses. EXPERIENCED DIC TAPHONE TYPIST , Paid training. Call AB7-I550. Ext. H. Coll 27?-0540, eveninqs. cavy typing. Salary npen Write to Box | cost 1275. Will sell tor HO. 817 7th St., POODLES — AKC Toy puppies. Stud'ser- Exceptional three-bedroom, two-both Union Beach, N.J. house. Security. References. JSOO per •19. The Daily Regj_ter, Red Bank. EXCE"_L\ENT"0PP6RTUNVTV - For vice. Quality grootT1 ambitioui person with 3 3 hours per week month. ~" ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT COACH CARRIAGE — Like new. S50. SANORITS POODLE EDNA M NETTER.REALTOR snore timp 10 cookie ond cracker vending Portable crio, 110 Must type well. machines. J500. Original cost: .3000. Coll B ED LTN G TO N "t E'R R l"E "ft" P U P P IE S — Dutch Lane Rood Morlboro, N J CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Pleose phone 222 1294 542-.197. Coll 072-1426 Unusual lamb-like appearance AKC reg- 462 4151 COCKTAIL TABLE— Walnut, large, kid- istered. 74HB92. PORT MONMOUTH ->hre bedrooms, LAUNDROMAT — Busy shopping f Business Opportunities ney-shaped, glass top. Like new. Must ""~FREE~PUPPil_V-'Thrp_'fVm_lesV~ Children welcome. S275 per month, plus A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR IB wnshpr* — B dryers Price 117,0 '. Call sell. 150. Call 264-8973. utilities and one monlh security. Ill Port 787-1103. Six weeks Mixed terriers. MANY NEEDS RED BANK eN~flRE"CONTENTS OF HOUSE"-"-* Fur- Call 787-436J. Monmouth Rd. 739-1148. iture, appliances, color TV, power tools. TWO PEKE-A-PO6_ FAIR HAVEN — Three b_droYm's'.' 1 ''/J EXCLUSIVE awn equipment, fishing and boating One mole, one lemale. J50 each. baths. Furnished or unfurnished One to INSTRUCTION equipment and miscellaneous. 72 West Coll 739-1735 iwo year lease Asking 5450 monthly. Ap- ILEARN HYPNOSIS — And self-hypnosis. Roosevelt Circle, River Plazo. plebrook Agency, 842 29O0. Adding Machines General Contractors Painting & Decorating INcw course forming. Introductory leison L'ION'EL'T'RAI'N'S"—""One complete «»> BLACKPUGS — AKCi one "mote," "_17S. , ffered (no charge). For information call ond extra engine. 125. One lemale. 11A5. Seven wpekv Firif Typewriters CARPENTVV - Remode!inQ,~panellno CARL _ jON_i — Painting ond vraltpo shots. 229 52v9. More Classified closets, doors, oddltiom Odd lobs Reo |_71_MM Call 531 1 J__ ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter sonablr rales W 4315 sold, rented, repaired Serplco't. 101 Men MEYER MORRILL. Broker L'_A>N"fo DRtVE — Tractor troilcr or ARLBERG SKl~ BOOTS — Men's SUf on Next Page moutti St., Red Bonk 747-O4B5 842-4876 opcrote heavy equipment Call 201-S3.- •. Leather, never worn, 130. Call /41- REAL ESTATE Limou ine 1678 after 6 p.m. FOR RENT Commercial Rentals V Service Peart and GARAGE SALE- Wed. thurs., Feb. 14, AfiROW LIMOU-INE SERVICE Bead ReJtrlngjng t5th, 10 to 4. Birdcage on stond, barbecue Apartments Clocks and Codlllocs ond Chryilen lor oil occoiloni MERCHANDISE grill, suitcases, point, books, tools, snow Watch Repair 24 hr service Ul&iii EMpcrtly on braided nylon II.SO a llrond FOR LEASE fires, diihrs, utensils, Ion, antiques, kitch- PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT " Srerllnp. CI0IP1 Irom /ic. REU5SILLES' For Sale loble. choirs, electric hedge cutters, 1615 PARK AVE,. ASBURY PARK CHOICE Antique Cloths, watches, tine jewelry e» 3A Brood St ^Red Bonh ontiaue wheelbarrow, ossorted clothes, Luxurious two-bedroom, two bath apart- pertly done. Don Pons Jewelers, 799 River 3 BAY movie posters, knick-knacks, Mason iars, ment In modern hlghrlst building near Rd-. Folf Hoven. W2-6257. "HAMMOND ORGAN material Lots ol "goodies" don't misi ocean. Features Include centra) heating OFFICE SPACE Odd Jobs this big one! 34 Robin Ct , Oak Hill, Mid and air conditioning, dishwasher, spacious LIGHT HAUL ING- Cfllon, ao'raan Rooting, Siding dletown. rooms, iarpe closets, security locked cieoned up FrM ettlmotet 74] 1\*9 oner SERVICE of Asburv Pork doors with Intercom In each apartment, D200 Sic) II Heat air conditioning, & Insulation Brand new organ with Rhythm Commercial Art 3 p.m GIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — 'Scots.' and many, many more. Coll for oppolnt- lannoriai service private Diiikmg on OOG IA95 ment. Sylvan Cooper management, 775- STATION Immediate delivery. Bench, music oi> mon ice-maker. Diamond wrist wolcn D3ved oarkmg lot Convenient lo all .ION LANGUAGE — We moke signs. Installed and ouorontttd lor oy"s tractor. 842-2377, no calls otter 9 7801, or nlohts,_77A-9SU poiterj, cuiiom art ond flyers that tpeok 0;O5-7. leiions Included. public transportation Will rearrange for you. Coll 739-AO91 or U7-B9M ^?!_iyn?-_p5_:9 SEA"B~R1"OHY"^ThVeeTobrns, furnishedT U3-I91I SAW ROOFiNO" Jt\-i»Vi Red Bank, N.J. BUNK BEDS — Two loveseots, sola witr Rodlo and TV, all utilities and privot. en- otliCHS to tenant 5 requirements Al- NTEPfOR PAINTING, P "Monmouth County's Llvt Wire Rooferi " 775-9300 wooden arms. Two matching choirs. Col trance. 9190. Call 842-1100. tracuve price Brokers protected Speclallltl - reoafn. shingle worh. 542-0779 PAID TRAINING Open dolly '1119 • Sot, 'tit fee tobies. 842-95SB, RED BANK Diamonds PAIN'f'lNG - BrjVh oridi'pro ONE SET BUNK BEDS — Fair condition LUXURY HI RISE CARPET5 — And lite, too, can be ueau I Riverview Towers lng. Coll 'or f ti Best offer, Two sets motchrnq box springs tlful II you use Blue Lustre. Rent electr" •! Bought or J_ choellner SllpjCovers^ »" Cr o " Rlverllde Ave.. Red Bank shompooer 11. Becker Hr--* - CALL i.*t uj buy the dlamondi you don't wear CU~5T6M~MADE~SUP~a>VE»S - Zip- Call 687-1550 '41-1170. Hwy 34, Colts Neck. I Overlooking the Naveslnk River. Spacloui pered cuiMon covets, eipertl/ fitted; 1-2 bedroom apartments. Central air con- V l_t us restyle them for you personally HOSPITAL BED - AulomoNc'oNy adjust- ditioning. 24-hour doorman. Indoor park- (teosillitJ , J. Brood St. Hitched. Call Joan. 671 UM KXT. 72 MINI-BIKE — Good condition. Vi h.p able, Very good condition, i iwo month old enmne. wo. ing, iwlm pool, morlno. TV lecurlty, ter- 747-1100 291 0537 Call 74)-12-'S rorM Mr. Prlem 1201) 741-1732. Rtnt Houses for Safe Hoow for Soft WUS-ROOM COINAGE - All THE eiRCUS By BJ1 Keane The Dally Hegister, Bed Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, February 14,1973. 23 men's. Keonsburg. Suitable adululfl i IN LOVELY STBATHMORE - A **r**- •*_•« A • '••_*.»• __,__•• ' ' pels »150 plm wcurlty. 7I7<«24. bedroom, two-bath ranch. Separate dining room, I2K» gomeroom, central a*r, wt1 MIDDLETOWN - Living room. (tilling Mlcfwn. All for $41,500. room, kitchen. Mo butroomi. txrtn, vtniri WATERFRONTfeRANCH This is .o notht the public that a hear- Changes Listed On ID Cards ing wltl be held at the Shrewsbury alion. announced: mom. rncloMd iunporcn. lull cellar and With beautiful view and ISO' ELLEN &.HAZELTON .Grammar School, Brood St., Shrews- FREEHOLD - Two ettlc. Convtnlent locollwi. 747-K14. frontage on Noveslnk River. 13 W. River Rd.. Rumson . |4?-32OO bury, ot I p.m. on March 1, 1973 tor a changes that will make it eas- —Any type of head-and- MODERN FIVE-ROOM Four bedrooms, three baths, preliminary subdivision of Block M, Lot fireplaces In living room ond Member Inter-City Relocation Service *, Into two parcels ot 7.84 acres and ier for 18-year-olds to obtain shoulders photograph, in- .71-97.$ den. Sliding gJoss doors in full LOW, LOW TAXES «9.« ocrei. The property is located on TWO-BEOROOM COTTAGE - In Oak dry basement lead to rear lawn Five-year old custom built ranch. Three Broad Street, Shrewsbury, ami Is owned identification cards have been cluding polaroid, can now be hurst. Year round. Lease ond security re Only seven years old Ond In ex- twin size bedrooms, formal dining room by Mid-County Center, 23 Fulton St., processed on a newly-pur- quired Coll S31-O-7Q after 5:30. plus eot-tri kitchen. Full basement ond ga Newark. The mop in question can be announced by County Clerk root, we hove the key. -43,900. seen ot the Borough Clerk's Office. Benjamin H. Danskin, after a chased laminating machine. LEONARDO — Newly decorated one torn LAWRENCE B. WEIN5TEIN My home. Seven rooms with bath. Pull eel WALKER & WALKER F meeting with county and state The subject must be halless, lor, enclosed porch S26S per month. Secu- A. FRED AAAFFEO Realtors »- H . S3.5O Hwy. 35 Rl741-521t 2 rity and references required. Supply own Realtor Shrewsbury tavern owners. and each photo must measure heat and water Call »63-sm or ill-773! LITTLE~SILVER — The kind ot home NOTICE ask for Spike. 569 River Rd., Fair Haven America grew up in. Mojeitic center hall TAKE NOTICE THAT application hos Mr. Danskin, in conjunction one and a half by one and a been made to the Municipal Council of LEONARDO — Newly decorated out torn 741-9333 Colonial In prime area, surrounded by half inches. lowering shade trees, featuring beamed the Township of Mtddletown to transfer with Paddy Kyan, president lly home. Five rooms. Security and refer to MARIE MURPHY, GEORGE W. encet required. Tenant supplies own heat c.ilinp den, large formo) dining room, three oversize bedrooms. 2V_ baths. FOXHJLL, JR. ond JEAN FOXHILL. of the Monmouth County Tav- —Application forms will be and wofer JJ3S pep month -Coll 413-8711 t/a Murphy's Bar Depot Inn, 68 Leonard or 241-7711, alk for Spike. Double -garage. Full basement. Come ond ern Owners Association, and available from various tavern' Immediate Possession see this one* you'll love It. 555,000. E.A. Avenue, Leonardo, New Jersey, the Ple- nary Retail Consumption License No C- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 13 heretofore Issued to MARIE MUR- Peter Vanola, who represents owners throughout the county, Wanted to Rent FAIR HAVEN Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. PHY and JOHN MURPHY, t/a Mur- Monmouth County on the in addition to the county MtDDLETOWN —On**, acre with many phy's Bar Depot inn, for the premises 'WE Hieo — Five oTii;; j~i,-tdraont located at 68 Leonard Avenue, Leon- board of governors of the Rentol Homes, furnished or unfurnished FOUR BEDROOMS trees, three-bedroom ranch. Living room clerk's office in ihe Hall of from US to 1350 per month for Incoming with fireplace, dining room, paneled den, ardo.- MlddletOwn Township, New Jer- State Tavern Owners Asson- personnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rl jf TWO BATHS Vh baths, new kitchen. Quiet dead-end Kecords. MlddHtOwn. «71100O. street with lake rights. Close to school Oblectlons, If any, should be mode im- FIREPLACE ond transportation. 345,500. Principals mediately in writing to Thomas Magtn, Mr. Danskin emphasized * FAMILY IN NEED OF OOCK bPACE FENCED YARD ->nly. 842-5453 evenings. Township Cterk of tne Township ot Mid- - for M* boat, preferably behind privote dletown. i..)._ * that 11) cards will be issued home. Call 233-9534 after 6 p.m. NEAR SCHOOL FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE — Ho.let town- MARIE MURPHY SHERIFF'S SALE ship. S28,9OO. By owner. SUPERIOR COURT Tuesdays from li to 9 p.m. in MO ToiBSS 50. FT. FOR' STcHUerSJ: ONLY S36,50O Call after 6:30 p.m. dolly, 495-3555. GEORGE W. FOXHILL, JR. RAGE. COOP OR BARN. NEW SHREWS- JEAN FOXHILL OF NEW JERSEY addition to regular office BURY OR EATONTOWN AREA CALL LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom, IVj- Feb. 14, 31 -11.50 CHANCERY DIVISION 741-2325 ALLAIRE-FARROW both split level. Living room with fire- MONMOUTH COUNTY liours. which arc il a.m. to Realtor place, den, screened porch, basement, 10-375 Docket No. F-310-7. WANTED - Two-bedroom apartment oi 194 Brood SI.. Red Sank .orge landscaped lot. Ideal location, Prin- 2-/4 SHERIFF 5 SALE FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL •4::i(l p.m., Monday through small houie In Port Monmouth area for cipals only. Call 741-8850. SUPERIOR COURT BANK, o tNationol Bonking Association, Friday. one odult^anodult antdf tw-----o school-ag- e children. 741-3450 OF NEW JERSEY Plaintiff v.: JOSEPH A. MAZZA, DON Call 7IM53!. LTTTCE SILVER —"Buy ot the~w"_Vki CHANCERY DIVISION NA M. MAZZA, his wife, el ois, Defend ______Coll Anytime Two bedrqorns, 1'/? baths, living room MONMOUTH COUNTY ants The fee is %i. YOUN6 LADY WITH FRIENDLY DOG RIVER PLAZA with fireplace, big family room and dining "Billy got a valentine from a girl and it's not even a DOChtt No. P-579-72 8y virtue of a writ of execution m llio — Seeking one floor rental In older home area, plus holt basement. In a lovely area SUN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI- above stated action to me duelled. I Attanlic Highlands or Red Bonk area Im- $31,000 and at op r lee you conotford. Onty ATION, o body corporote of Ihe State of shall expos, tor sal. at pu.lic vendue mediate occupancy Please call 391-3348. .34,530 E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, funny one! It's a MUSHY one!" New Jersey, Piaintltl v_: NEIL BRIT- at the Court House in the Borough ot Park Dinner Sol best time between 5 and 9 p.m. A large sun ranch Fireplace in living Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Stiver. TON, ET UX, ET ALS. Defendants Freehold. County at Monmouth.'New room Large eat-in country kitchen ana 741-4500. By virtue ot a writ ot execution in the Jersey, on Mondoy, the 1th day ot KKANSHUKG — l/ub Scout HANDY YOUNG COUPLE — Seeking In- dining area. Three large bedrooms, une Houses For Sale above stoted action to me directed, I March, 1973, at . o'clock p.m Prc- expensive one-bedroom apartment In full bath and room tor another upstairs GRAB THE BRASS RING _31..._ _ Real Estate Wonted For oil you merry-po-round riders who've shall expose for sale ot public vendue, volling Time. Pack 2lil will sponsor its an- Freehofd-Mfddlefown area. Coif 647.-320? next fo the fourth unfinished bedroom CUSTOM RANCH $34,900 of 'he Court House in the Borough ot ALL that tract or porcrl of lo/irf. vtu Witnln walking distance to schools, shop- lust missed, here's your chance. Owner HOUSES OR LAND nual Klue and Hold Dinner at YOUNG BUSINESS MAN — In need of J must move and Is looking (or offers. • Five spacious bedrooms. Freehold, County ol Monmoulh, New ate, lying ond being m Ihe Borough ot small private house at moderate rent ping and transportation. 6 /<% MORT- • 2V. both5. Bought for cosh. For details, call Jersey, on Monday^ the Mh day ol Little Silver, in the County ol Monmouth GAGES AVAILABLE, VA OR.FHA, to je ranch features four bedrooms, for- K p.m. Feb. 27 at Buck Hoilet-Keonsburo area. 291-3025. dining room, large modern science • Fireplace. Mr. Keeley at • March, 1973, at 2 o'clock p.m. Prc- ond State ot New Jersey: qualified purchasers Vacant and ready • Full finished basement. volllng Time. BEING known aid designated os Lot tor immediate occupancy ...jfien Close-lo schools ond trans- Smith's, East Keansburg. Ar- portation. Many fine features that must be • _-'x2-' guest room. THE KIRWAN CO. ALL that certain lot, (rod _r parcel 2.N os shown and laid down on mop en- THE KIRWAN CO, REALTOR • Two-car garage. Furnished Rooms r seen. Stop going in cfrcJ-j and view this of lond and premises, hereinafter par- titled. "Finot Plat of Section n & in thur Kane is euhmasler. 5 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. mognlfic.ru ronch Can't last, call now. • Londscoped corner log. 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. Hcularly described, situate in ihe Town- showing Revision of Section I Major THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors. 787-6600. MELMED REALTY, Realtors ship ot Mlddletown, In the County of Subdivision Map Willow Pond, Branch ALPINE MANOR 842-4350 WE BUY HOUSE842-435S FOR TO0 P DOLLAR Monmouth and State ot New Jersey: Avenue & Willow Drive, Borough of cATONTOWN — Five-year-old three bed- Little Silver, Monmouth County, N.J.1' LEG AILNOTFCE_~ ~ Motel and Haiti, Highlands. 172-1773 Hotel $44,900 — Brand new Rumson home offer- In any condition, NUMBERED and distinguished os EXECUTIVE ing very large rooms and a great area tor room ronch. Like new Inside ond out. Phont 257-7121 port of Lot. No. 33, Map of Lots entitled tiled In the office of the Clerk ot Won rooms, dally mold service, 120 and S25 oer Large rooms. Recreation room 20' x 28'. mouth County on february \4. 1969. o1. NOTICE week. Motel rooms, private both. TV. the children. Just four blocks to stores, ''Hidden Brook, New Monmouth, Mld- I0-3U CUSTOM RANCH schools, bus tine, and park. Huge living AM rooms wotUto-wai) carpeted, central LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES- In -Jefown Township, Monmouth CountVt Case No. 95-29. oceanfront, dolly mold service, 140 per air conditioning. Low taxes and utilities. Ktonsbura-MlddUtown-Hallet-Holindel. SHERIFF'S SALE week Lovely tree-lined street in Lincrgft Four room, huge kitchen with flfnlng area, pan- New Jeney, Cornelius M. Bntton, own- BEING the same lands ond premises SUPERIOR COURT bedrooms, 2'/i baths, 30' x 15" living room eled den, five bedrooms, two baths, base- Nice area. Immediate occupancy. $35,900. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-01]]. er, August 1954, made by Wilbur C. Rob- conveyed to Joseph A. Mono ond Don- 542-7420. OF NEW JERSEY with wood-burning fireplace, formal din- ment, double garage. Hurry and Ch erts, Surveyor, New Monmouth. New no M. Mono, husband and wife, by CHANCERY DIVISION' ANEW IDEA! ing room, eot-ln kitchen. Great closets. your own colors. Colt right away. ROROGEi R OUR LISTINGS SELL Jersey," which rnap hos been duly tiled Deed ol Canyon Construction Co., a Year round living (or Golden Agci. Nice : LEONARDO — Four bedroom, full base- MONMOUTH COUNTY Beautiful grounds. Asking $90,000 . COZENS. Realtor, 813 River Rd., FaiF r ment Cope Cod. Excellent condition. Nice In the Monmouth County Clerk's Office New Jersey corporation- bearing oven Docket No. F.1SI 71 roomsms,, octon view, three home-cookehomecoo ed Hoven, NJ. /< 1-/686. Multiple Listings, TRY US being more porlicularly described as dote herewith and to be recorded simul mea l s dollydoll . 224 hhr lovlo e and attentttt i area, three blocks from school. Being follows: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ention. transferred. By appointment. 291-0072. BROOK AGENCY loneousfy herewith, and tnis mortgage ASSOCIATION, a corporation oroanlted You''re not '• uit a name" here In AsburAs y RED BANK — Four-bedroom Colonial, Close to N.Y. bus lines. BEGINNING ot a point in the South- Is given to secure o port of the purchase under on Act ol Congress ond existing Pork coll 773-5006. . VAN HORN living room, dining room, kitchen, garage, easterly line of North Lcke Drive, and price therefor, ond shall have the lull pursuant to the r-cderol Notlonol Mort- lull basement. Principals only. 747*038 af- In ttie Northeasterly corner of Lot 22 on force and effect both at law anri in goqe Association Charter Act, Plaintiff KEYPORYPORT — CtllCentrally"" ltlocatedd SSuitable AGENCY —REALTORS ter 6 p. equity of a Purchase Money Mortgage for mature gentlemen Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. LEGAL NOTICE said map, and running thence 01 on a vs: DOROTHY RILEY. Widow, Defend- Call 842-9347 747-4100 AAIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split., curve to Ihe let! along the southerly side The aforesaid premises ore also de- ants B04 River Rd. Fair Hoven Two Baths. Woll-to-wai I carpeting NOTICE 0» North Loke Drive, a dlstonce of 15,45 scribed os follows; By virtue ol a writ ol execution In the WINTER RENTALS - Rooms with pri- throughout. Dishwasher, larae recreation magazine. OUtri picture!, prlcts, de- SUPERIOR COURT ft., thence (3) North SB degree. 13' East, BEGINNING at a point In ttie tatter above staled action to me directed. I vate bath ond weekly mold service, 135 oomm. Beautifully landscapecTcorner prop- scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, OF NEW JERSEY SO feet or more to the Northwesterly ly linee ot BrancBran h Avenuee, , sold ppoint &hall expose tor sale at public vendue, per wetk Windlommer, 344 Ocean Ave., LINCROFT Many extras. $46,900. Principals CHANCERY DIVISION corner of o lot heretofore conveyed to being the point ot tonaencv ot the west- ot the Court House In Ihe Borough of Sc. Bright M230t4 or 787-W5 erty. Many e Donald E. Blsgrove, the deed for which on.y.i7H265i7H265. MONMOUTH COUNTY erly terminus ot an arc forming the in- Freehold, County of Monmouth, New, IMMEDIATE! is on record in Ihe Monmouth County tersectionersecto ot the easterleaselyy line o f BancBranchh Jersey, on Monday, the 26th day of Feb-> FURNISHED ROOM '— In"private home CALL KROU - For your real ittott Docktt NO. M.24VU*71 Clerk's Office, thence (3) South 3t de In Mlefdtet-wn Private entrance Share Four-bedroom rancher. $40,500! 'Huff said FAIR HAVEN — Gracious two-story en- IMM». StepMn J. Krol, Rnllor. Hwy 35, CIVIL ACTION AvenuA e witith tthh e NthNortherll y llini e oll RuddR y ruoiy, 1973 a! ! o'clock, p.m. Prevailing — won't lost Call now! grees, 47' East along sold Blsgrove Courf ond runn/ng thence e the situate, lying and being In the Borough FURNISHED ROOMS — Light house'- 2i99 or 741204741-20411 . best buy. Owner purchased another home PUBLISHED AND MAILED thence I.) North 73 degrees 45" East, ol Sea Bright, In the County of Mon- ADAAAS ond is looking for otters. Beautiful ronch distance what It may, along said Craig 145 feet to o point; thence (3) South 1rt keeping 51$ per week. RED BANK — Four bedrooms, living DR. FLORENCE F. FORGOTSON lands to an angle in the Craig line, mouth, In the Stote of New Jersey. Call 787-5040 AGENCY -REALTORS with three bedrooms, format dining room. 164 BROAD STREET degrees IS' east, 140 teet lo a point in BEGINNING ot a point In the south- Open 7 days, 24 hour service room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, laun- 16x21 gameroom with bar. Modern sci- thence 15) Southi decrees 57' West, still the northerly line ot Ruddy Court; dry room and detached garage. Zoned REO BANK. NEW JERSEY , along said Craig line, be the distance erly line of Surf Street, which point l» OCEAN GROVE — Year-round Con- ence kitchen, above-ground pool. Walt-to- 1201) 741-1229 thence {4} along tne Northerly line ot distant 200 feet on o course of North 7° venient location to bus and shopping En- 842-5098 residential and/or commercial. 138.500. wall carpeting. Yard completely tenced. whaflt may, to lands ot Kenneth Lln- Ruddy Court south 73 degrees *y West, 741-6611 after 6 p.m., weekdays or all rjoy Attorney tor Plaintiff imeyer ond wife, thence (6) North 54 degrees 37'2O" west from the Inter- joy hearty, home cooked meols Ocean 10 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson Many custom features. Call tor appoint- Plalntin 1 120 teet to • point; thence (5) along the section of the southerly line of Surf view TV laundry of\d maid service weekends. degrees S4 West along said Llnzmeyer ore ol a curve bearing to the right hav THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, 78;- BRIGOITTE G. STANLEY , Innds, 21..98 teet to Lot 72 on sold map, Street with the westerly line of Ocean NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom, 6600.' Ing o radius of 25 tcef, 39.37 feet to the Avenue, and from thence running 547-M25. and you are defendant, you ore required BEING a part ot Lot .3 as shown on Belno commonly known and deslg- Street: thence (J) along the some South rooms, private bath, kitchen and laundry 3445. _____ to answer the plaintiffs comDlalnt on or the mop of Lots aforesaid. noled as No. 2 Ruddy Court, Little Sil- 79 degrees 37'3O" east SO feet lo the privileges Beautiful neighborhood On before Ihe 2nd day ol April, !«7], by Being commonly known ond desig- ver, New Jersey. point or place ol BEGINNING. New York and locol buslines suitable lor KEANSBURG — Six-room older home. Cemetery Lots serving it on Drt Florence F. Forgptson, nated as No. 36 Norih Loke Drive, New The approximate amount of the ludg- ALSO BEING KNOWN AS: 1< 5ur( single woman B42-3877 Screened front porch, enclosed rear ment to be satisfied by said sale is the McCUE porch, Bath. Gas hot air heot. Nice siding. FOR SALE — Shorelond Memorial Gar- plaintiff's attorney, at t84 Brood street, Monmouth, New Jersey. Street, Sea Bright, New Jersey. Red Bank, New Jersey, and filing It The approximate amount ol the Judg- sum of $17,100.00 together with the ensts LARGE BRIGHT NEW ROOM - Tiled Realtors City sewers. Walking distance to churcn, dens, Hwy 35, Hazlet, N.J. Graveside plot, The opproxlmute amounl ol the |udfl- four spaces. Moving out of area. Coll 5*2- with proof of service In duplicate with ment to be satisfied by sold sale Is the of this sole, ment to be satisfied by said sale Is the both Private entrance Parking Hazlet 10 Ridge Rd. schools, etc. $30,900. Make offer. Chateau Clerk of Superior Court, Slate House sum ot «6,-m.0u logelher with the costs The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Call 2&4.-287J One person 842-2760 Realty, Real Estate, 315 Carr Ave , MOS or 542-M54. siim ot S2S,/00.00 together with the costs Keansbura. 797-5864. Annex, Trenton, N.J. 08625, and If you of this sale. to od|ourn this .ale without further no ol this sale. ROOM — With kitchen privileges Water- ATONTOWN fall to answer an appropriate ludgment PAUL KfERNAN, Sheriff flee by publication. PAUL KlIfRNAN, front Near New York bus $60 per month KEANSBURG — Starter house. Three' Commercial Property shall be rendered against you. Dated: January 11, 1973 PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff Sheriff small bedrooms, kitchen-living room com- This action Is to obtain a divorce. Roberts, Madden ond Dated: December 27, 1972 DATCO: December 8, 197! Call 291-4657 Handyman's Special TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING — 6,000 Loutman & Rapion bination. Large attic. Newly decorated. sq.ft. Oil heat. Full basement. Ample FLORENCE F. FORGOTSON Holoblnko Gogllono, Tuccl ond Kennedy RED BANK — Rooms for rent leautlful trees surround this nlstorlcc Aluminum siding. All tenced In. 116,500. Attys. Atlys. Gentlemen preferred Parking. County road. 555,000, MEYER Feb. 14 19.50 Feb. h H, 21, 26 .79.00 Altys. md Charming 150 year old Colonial oi Call .0O .,963.53 -1.47 FOR SALE Call 222-4087 anytime no! on file with the clerk of (he governing body, that all additions are correct, oil statemenls contained herein are In proof c Civil Defense ond Disaster Control the total of anticipated revenues equals the total of appropriations. Other Expenses. 1,020.00 990.00 670.00 A/177 Houses For Sale • JO5EPHX. SEAMAN STREETS AND ROADS: P"RTCED"RTGTHT Registered Municipal Accountant Road Repairs and Maintenance Immaculate custom built Mlddietow rand Certified by me 430 Market Street, Perth Amboy, N.J. 08B&2 Salalres ond Woges ., ,. 50,000.00 4!, 000.00 ~~~RUMSON-$37,500! on quiet dead end street. Three moste Unparalleled Value' Three-bedroom This 22nd day ot January, 1973 301-442-2626 Other Expenses 34,.00.00 33,500.00 sized bedrooms, paneled gameroom. Clt] ROOD* Work- ranch Pull cellar, garage Not a multiple sewers Oversized garage. Imme-lote o( State Aid Formula Fund Il5tlna - we are the only realtors to have cuponcy Owner purchased another horn LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE 4,700.00 It Call for details Priced lor quick sale. Just reduced to -59,900. Call now. 671-331 occt Budget of the Borough ot Foir Haven, County ot Monmouth for the fiscal year 1973. Street Lighting 1 Other Expenses 9,000.00 9,000 00 ?. 4 n.'<\ Outstanding Be It Resolved, (hot the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall constitute Ihe locol budget lor the yenr SANITATION: WALKER & WALKER 1973. Garbage and Trosh Removal Be It further Resolved, (hot sold budget be published In The Dolly Register in the issue of February n,')V/3 Solaria and Wages '. 53.0OO.flO 46,500.00 40,44805 -fl,44R OS ADAMS The governing body ot the Borough of Fair Haven does hereby approve the following as ihe budget for the year \9/i: Other Expenses 26,700 00 1/.400.00 .2,644.21 AGENCY REALTORS LOCATION -LOCATION -LOCATION HEALTH AND WELFARE: This older home has had wonderful things RECORDED VOTE Ayes BOYO ' Nays RUE Board of Health Open 7 days. 24 hour service done New kitchen, central olr, loads i SCHEFFER Solorles ond Wages 4.-QS.00 ^,310.00 charm Ranch design In Little Silve KIELY Absent WEAVER Other Expense* 1,025.00 1,025.00 842-5098 Three bfdrooms, formol dining room, Notice Ij hereby given that the budget ond tax resolullon was approved by the Borough Council of the Borough ot Fair Drug Addiction Program ItOAve of 2 Rivers Rumson DIUS CDZV den. Ashina 139,500. Haven. County of Monmouth, on January 22, \9?3, Other Expenses UW.OO 1.500.00 1,-00.00 1,500,00 CUPID'S CHALET A hearing on the budget ond tax resolution win be held a\ The Municipal Building, on February 24. 1973, at B:00 o'clock Services ol Visiting Nurse- (P:M.) ot which time and place objections to said budget ond tax resolution lor the year 19/3 may be presented by taxpayers or Contractual 4,000.00 Just reduced! This young tour-bedroom, other interested persons. 4,000.00 4,000 (10 4,000 00 •"/.•bath custom home features a huge Borus Agency Admlnlstrotlon ol Public Assistance 71x16 living room, 16x17 eat-in kitchen, REALTORS Salaries ond Wages 1'jQ 03 68 5.DO 6B..00 large den and family room one (or y-u 600 River Rd., Fair Haven Aid to Ho.pltol 1,100.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 ond one for the kids Your children v/ill 747-4W EXPLANATORY STATEMENT RECREATION AND EDUCATION: also en|oy Ihe pool, potlo and fenced-in RED BANK-RUM5ON ANUhMLh SUMMARY/ OF CURRENT FUNDSECTlON OF APPROVED BUDGET Dock Maintenance yard A "must see" home ol $41,500. KIR- AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for Generol Appropriation. For: YEAR 1973 YEAR 1W2 Other Expenses 3,1/0,00 6/0.00 • 6/0,00 A1J.16 JA.84 WAN CO . Realtors Airport Plozo, Hot- Ire* catalog ol modest homes, farms, pa 1. Municipal Purposes 584,011.00 533,604 00 Parks ond Playground* let, N J 264-7200 __ _ latlal Rumson estates, waterfronls, acre 3. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes Based on Estimated 96 Percent ot Tax Collections 110,709.00 105,693.00 Other Expenses 900.00 800.00 607.90 507.32 93. SB Board of Recreation Commissioner!- NEW $357900 age, lots, business opportunities. 4,-TpJal Generol Appropriations , .94,720.00 639,297.00 Oversized Colonial features 13x16 master RAY STILLMAN 5. Less: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Property Tax " Salaries and Wages bedroom, spacious living room, formal (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues ond Receipts from Delinquent Toxei), Other Expenses •:.: dlnlna room, cozy den wilh built-in bar, Realtor Celebration of Public Event 1 for Schools-State Aid 33O.ISI.OO 298,311.00 IV. baths, baseboard heaj, I -.-cor garage. "Our 54th Year" 6. Difference: Amounl to be Raise, by Taxes (or Support ot Municipal Budget (os follow*): Other Expenses MELMED REALTY, Realtors, 671-5650 618 Hwy. 15 Shrewsbury 741.6600 es Aid to Privately Owned Library (o) Local Tbx for Municipal Purposes Including Reserve 'oC_4__J_2i_55*^5*_l__i. __: nun: i: 364.S69.OO 141,08600 Salaries and Wages TOWN HOUSE"- A new lYstlng~~Rec Explanation of Appropriations for Other Expenses n/..oo Bonk Colonial offering Ihe charm and Let Me Call You Sweethear EXPENDED AND CANCELED comfort of the older home Located just a No work for the new owner Everythln "Other Expenses" Total Ooerotlonj (Item 0(A) 1 4/4,11/.50 4/4.'tfiO 01 46?,'itl.VA .,046.81 short walk to everything Enclosed sun- has been done in this four-bedroom, twi The amounts appropriated under the title of "Other porch Living room dining room and den bath bi-level, with two-cor garage, appli Budget Appropriations — Adopted Budget OJV^V/.UU IB) Conltngenl 3.000 75 3)660.60 3,000 00 1.4 li 60 .35.40 have beamed cellinos Study Three bed- ances, central air conditioning, recessec Expenses" are tor operating costs other than "Salones lighting, wall-to-wall carpeting and all the TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 639i.97.0O rooms Rear patio with barbecue Base- ond Wages." ...,702.00 4/7,11/50 4J1M0.0) ment Vacant 30-day £°sse^on. AsKina special exfras i37,5O0 KIRWAN CO., Some of the (ferns included in 'Other Expenses" are: S39.W0 Call today ROGER F COZENS, Realtors. Airport Plaza, Hailet, N.J. 264 Expenditures: Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. Realtor 313 River Rd.. Foir Hoven. N J 7iW Paid or Charged Detail: 741-7«M_MulHple_LlsJln_os _ (Indue" •*•••- Repairs ond maintenance of buildings equipment, rood^, Salaries and Woges 311,3*1 ?5 396,117 Ml 101.1,8 J* ' 301.01/./1 140.59 Uncoil ._ __ 633,722.48 etc. Other Expenses New^iAON'MOUTH — Four bearaom $30>00 " Contractual services, for garbage and trash removal, (ire (Including Contingent) 209,340.A 181,Mi.DO 1/6,401 /.) U0.9.B 11 V4J3 .2 Three-bedroom ranch features spociou Reserved 5.5/4 5? spiff, IVs boths. dlnlno room, large wMn TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND hydrant Service old to volunteer fire companies. (C) Capitol Improvements den, utility room, full aasemerrf, garage, Capitol Improvement fund 3.00O.-0 . ,000 DO 2,000 00 7.000.00 kitchen, lorpe recreation room, attached r UNEXPENDED BALANCES etc. goroM potfo. wolllo-wail brood loom in fenced 150 lot MELMED REALTY, Real CANCELED Rood Construction or Reconstruction Oving room, holl ana beorooms Deod-end tors, 671 5650 Printing and advertising, utility services, Insurance ond with State Aid 8,000.00 4,700 (JO 4,200.(10 4,200 00 street, corner property Asking, M4,500 many oth.r items essential to the service rendered Principals only WttM offer 6 p.m FOUR BEDROOMS - Move up lo this TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 6,-"00 ao 6,200 00 ft ,700.00 lorge nome lust right for the growing fam- Your Mayor ond Council estimate a four cent Increose in the Local Purposby municipae Tax lIro governmentm S.61 in 197. 2 lo S.M in 19/1 (E) Dsferred Charges and Statutory ily Center holl, living room, dining room, Expenditures—Municipal Houses For Sale large kitchen with dining nook, family (!) DEFERRED CHARGES: room with (Ireploce, plus a gameroom or Emegency Author!.otlons 1,000.00 1.000 00 1,000.00 first floor, Vn baths, basement, double ga Generol Revenues Reollzed Special Emergency AutrtorlrotiDnv- rage, central air conditioning. All in is and Anticipated in Cosh 5 Yeors (4OA:4-55) 3,5.0 00 .1,500 00 1,100 00 3.SO0.OO top Fair Hoven/Rumson schools. Asking 19/J 19/. in 197? Deferred Cnarges to Future $69,900 Call today - ROGER F CO- J. 5lrplu» Anticipated 60,000.00 51000.00 51,000.00 Taxation-Unfunded: U,000 00 13.000.00 13,000.00 ZENS. Realtor. 813 River Rd., Fair Purchoso ol Garbage Truck No. ? Ij.OOO.OO Haven, N.J 741-7686. Multiple Listings, 2. Svrplui Anticipated with Prior Written Contentt of Director of Local Covtrnm«ntS«rvicis,.... 20,1/00.00 20,000.00 20.000.00 (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES Contribution to. 1 Total Surplus Anticipated... eoToooToo ? i ioooToo 71,00000 Public Employees Retirement Syslp U.Vii V> 13,(37 78 3. Mbcellan.ou. Revenuii: Social Security System [O.A.S.I.) V,500.41 9,55/.-13 Inn room with fireplace, dining room, den Licenses: Police ond Firemen's eat-in kitchen, oak floors, garage Vj acre s Retirement System ot N.J lof. of .node trees and shrubs Many i/n- Alcoholic Beverages 1.400 00 SHREWSBURY OFFICE jaMy nice features, many extroj. Close Fines and Costs: TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AMO 10.IV) .14 parkway ond train station Avnilnble Municipal Court 6,000 00 3,500.00 STATUTORY State Rood Aid — Formuio Fund 3,365,00 3,365.00 EXPENDITURES-MUNICIPAL June 30 By owner Asking 549,000. Call 7,000 00 747-0221 642-7372 State Rood Aid — Construction Fund (1972 Allotment) Interest ond Costs on Taxes 1 .,000.00 U.S60.31 (H) Tolol General Appropriations for 1', 109 00 COOPERATIVE — Two-bedroom. Wall Bus Receipts Toxes 9091 97 99 Municipal Purpose. (Item. 8 (A) to-wall carpeting, paneling 597 per Franchise Taxes , 44,000.00 44JB9 46 to (E> (nclujive) month. $7500. 542-4854. ____ Gross Receipts Toxes '. 39,000.00 39..1A.13 Replacement Revenue — Business Personal Property IK 5. 5 14,868.00 15,755.01 .EONAROO — New hi-leuPt. f-our t><*d- ?t,427.09 (L) Subtotal General Appropriation. FOR THE JUNE BRIDE State Soles Tox Aid Per Capita (R.5. .4;32B-30, Et Seq.) 21,427 09 'j VI.604 00 ooms, living room, eat-In kitchen, lamily Interest on Investments ond Deposits 13,000,00 14, .66,62 (It-mi )H) ) o_m, laundry room. Large lot. Many ex- Select First House tros. 537,900 Call 741-6631 after 6 p.m. Total Miscellaneous Revenues " i-2775'T.'oo 135,733.00 " I61,_94.'8I j (M) Rctervi for Uncollecled Tax.. I0V.V3 IJO weekdays or all day weekends. I. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes.. .a7ooo7od ""91,4/8.00 I 9. Total Ctnerol Appropriation. cATONTOWN — Estate sale by owner 5. Subtotal General Revenues (Item. 1,1,3 and 4) Dedlcotion by Rider - N J S. *0A:4 JV "Tftp (Jerliroted revenues on iiKjferl illjnriq ttif.- vcar 19/1 I Charming three-bedroom home on b_au- i. Amount to be Rama by Taxes for Support ot Municipal Budge): Federal Aitl for omrjintenrmre nf I. ibrnrie1,, Bequest; EHheot; Ted ul Gr ore hereby ofitir ifuit LIVE IN EATONTOWN titul grounds. Mini condition, immediate (o) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including by appropriated (or thr pi;rpo«,f revenue is fJoflif.otrrJ trf M-tule o occupancy. Low laxes. 543,900. Coll 741- Reserve for Uncollected Tawe? Immaculate love nesl with 70)7 otter 5 p.m Total Amount fo Oe Raited by Taxes for APPENDIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT J_4,56V.M J4i,OB6.00 pool, outside patio, new AUTHENTIC CENTER HALLWAY CO- Support ot Municipal Budget Totol General Revenues _94,/?0.0() 639/J9I W COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND shag carpeting, quiet side LONIAL — Our lovely home, ideally lo- OPERATIONS AND CHANGE tN CURRENT SURPLUS 1 cated in Long Branch, has recently been Footnote: The items of revenue for State Road Aid shown os rcceiv JVP either been received in cosh or street - 'House Beautiful completely decora ted. it features a living lotted to the municipality and held In cash by the State. room with (Ireploce, dining room, wite de- Surplus nolunro Jnnunry P.1 kitchen. Only $36,900. signed kJfcft.fi opening onto a tiagsione CURRENT FUND-APPROPRIAT1()N5^ Caih and Investment; ...... l CUHRFNT Ut'Vt NUt porch, IV- baths, and fwo bedrooms, one 4H4,'J?l fl OU A CASH (SAMS opening onto a glassed-in sun porch. GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ApproprintPd Due From Slnte ot N J (f ?0.P 1 ') 1 !i WJ Ufi.SOO. Coll 339-3037 otter 6 p.m. week- Total Stole Road Aid Allotments Pcreivi 71,620 OO days, any time weekends._ tor 19/2 By tor 197? fts Receivable* wil'i OHsettmr) Re^er* WJ'J 'll". •Emergency ModiH>?_ By Tox Receivable ...... 1 Delinquent T LIVE IN SHREWSBURY RIVER OAKS — This "mint condition ' Resolution All Tronslcrs Tax Tille Lirni Reecivubli*.. Otripr Peven Colonial is on one of the prettiest itreeti (A) Op.roNoni Property Acquired by Charming Cape Cod with in Fair Haven on port of an old ..tate. It GENERAL GOVERNMENT: Ton Tit!e-L_oo-eir4"ui»ytion . 1H0, n /V il l/i,50/ 10 hos been exquisitely decorated and main' Administrative and Executive Other Receivables > J.'iOO.Vfi •J large lot 120x157 - large liv- q '' ,; 11.820 84 falned. No split ssession schools here. L Salaries ond Wage. IS,710.00 15,/-8 ?J 1.0/ De'erred Charges Requircu lo be i ingroom, diningroom, 3 bed- g o ith fireplace, dining room with Other Expenses: 1973 Budget >-/ rooms, 2 car garage. Only ad|olnlng screened porch. Three bed- Surely Bond Premiums .00 00 1.200 00 1.700 00 1,179 00 ?..oo TOTAL A5SETS rooms. Bosemeni, central olr condi- Miscellaneous Other Expense.. .. /,400.D0 7,000.00 7,250.00 7..I5.6I 34.39 Ml. U)-l .00 494,330.00 $33,500. tioning Asking 553,500. See It todoy. RO- Financial Administration 5chO ci /inrJurii'itj GER F. COZENS, Realtor, 813 River Rd., Other Expenses 3,900 00 3./00 00 3,700 00 3,700.00 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Local ond Rerjionnl) .. 1 8', 1,61 111 1,/4U!1 81 Fair Hoven, N.J. 741 76Bfi. Multiple Lilt- As-e-sment of Taxes Coiinty Tones (InrJurling ings. _ ^ Salaries and Wages _,600 OO 6,690.08 6.690.08 6,355.00 -Cosh Liobllitiej 4?0,BBl 14 Added Tox Amount-,) 4>d.MI Hi JV-U.3 44 Otner Expenses ,. 2,600.00 1.100.00 1,100.00 837.04 242.96 Reserves for Receivable* -. . 130,704 19 LITTLE SILVER — Anxious owner oilers Collection ot Taxes Surolus 90, M? 19 TOTAL IfXPENDI lUffcS Itvinfl room, formal dining room, new eat- Salaries and Woges 17,400.00 17,100.00 W..I6 08 17,216.08 AND TAX in kitchen, den, three bedrooms, full bnie- TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS WEOUIREMFNTS ..B0P.U6 96 ,631,5BS 3. LIVE IN MIODLETOWN Qlher Expenses 1,400.00 1,625.00 1,625 00 1,300,06 374.92 ment, ond oversned garage. Close to Lfrpal Services ond Coif* A47.3T7 6? shopping and Iransporiolion. Quid, tree Leis Expenditure! to be This ranch is located on Salaries and Wages 5,000.00 4J00.0O 4.6W.-1 4,814.41 raised by Future roue, l,00OO(J linea street. Assumoble mortgage. Asking 2,033 0- School Tox Levy Unpaid 491,98..50 '" beautiful corner lot with S38,OO0 Cull CAMASSA AGENCY, Real- Other Expenses 6,100.00 4,100 00 2,100,00 -..94 Totnl Adiuited Municipal Court Leu; Scnooi Tax D.rerr.d U8,ooo.0o Expenditures and tor, 4 Porker Ave . Little Silver. 741-6336. 1 small stable for pony. 3 bed- Salaries and Wages 4,160.00 3,985.00 3,985.00 3,981.5/ 3.43 Tox Requirement..., 2,B09, JS6.9ft J,6W,58V25 Other Expense. .75.00 -485.00 moo l*.-5 rooms, finished gameroom Houses For Sale Public Building, and Grounds _urn'-^ Balance December 90,/5? ~Bl235'.i9 in basement. Only $36,900. Salaries and woges 4,600.00 4.550 00 4,950 00 4,933.12 16 88 •Nearest even percentage r Other Expenses: Red Bank Flsk Street Building 2,530.00 675.00 882 30 882,30 Miscellaneous Other Expenses 9,600.00 13,500.00 13,500 00 13.344.68 145.32 CHARMING COLONIAL Planning Board Salaries and Woges 38/.7_ 370 00 3/0.00 J/0 00 Four bedrooms in best area. Other Expenses 5O.0Q SO 00 /O.OO 6100 7.00 Surplus Balance Board ot Adjustment December, 31, 19/7 . 90,7 W, 19 Maintenance free exterior of slone Salaries ond Woges .53.50 52/.50 SJ/,50 52/50 P and aluminum siding. Move in con- Other Expenses 100.00 95.00 95.00 31. OO 64.00 in 1973 Budget .. 80,000 00 dition. Asking $54,000. Shode Tree Commission Surplus Balance Rcmair Bragar Other Expenses ),0_5.00 2-9.35 755.65 CROWELL AGENCY Conservation Commission - (R.S,40:56A-l et seq.) 783 River Rd., Fair Haven 741-4030 Olher Expenses .26 The 3a»y JReglster, Red Bank-MlddJetown, N.J. Wednesday, February 14, ITO |Set Senate Prices Frozen by Pathmark JHearing On Superport On 400 House Brand Items NEW YORK - Pathmark Connecticut and Massachu- mark label products are ac- .- WASHINGTON (AP) - Supermarkets today froze setts. „ tually packed by nationally "While oil magnates talk of prices on approximately 400, In order to make the freeze known houses, Mr. Whitney looming fuel shortages, a Sen- house brand products for a 60- effective, Mr. Whitney said, said. -ate subcommittee plans hear- day period. housewives will have to plan The outlook for reduced 'ings on one suggested re- About 25 per cent of the ahead, buy in quantity and prices is not good, Mr. .medy: development of an items are edible. The rest are make maximum use of the Whitney said. Rising labor East Coast superport. household, health and groom- controlled items. All are non- costs and the mounting cost of • Advocates and some critics ing items. perishables and staples that "shrink" (the retailer's term "Say the giant deepwater har- John O. Whitney, president shoppers can buy in advance for spoilage, pilferage and bor must be built if the nation of Pathmark Division, Super- in quantities that will insure other in-store losses) are the is to significantly increase oil markets General Corp., said savings, which is How Path- two factors that keep profit '-imports. his firm has initiated the mark is doing it. margins thin, he said. •" But critics say such a facil- freeze in an effort to stem the Specific shopping pointers Before prices began their •ity would cause environmen- upward trend in pricing that suggested by Mr. Whitney steep climb, Mr. Whitney tal damage far exceeding ben- has put consumer and retailer are: Paying attention to unit said, between 19t>4-ti5. the av- efits for energy users. concern at an all-time high. pricing, buying fewer con- erage food chain earned 1.41 '; In the first congressional Wholesale prices on 640 items venience items, buying meats per cent of sales after taxes. :probe of the issue, the air and have been passed on to retai- with higher yield per pound By 1970-71. the margin rather than, .lowest price per dropped to .86 per cent, to .82 water pollution subcommittee lers by manufacturers since RteUltr Slow PMteftr St<» Cm ft Jan. 1, he said. pound and, finally, buying pri- per cent by early 1972, and ,'of the Senate Public Works MUSICAL "ROARS" INTO THE BARN — Glenn Rodman, left, and Jeff "The blunt truth is that vate label items. even further to .3 per cent by Committee has announced Keller in a scene from the musical "The Roar of The Greasepaint, The trie third quarter of 1972. John O. Whitney •-' hearings beginning Feb. 26. Smell of The Crowd" being presented 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday at there is nothing at all we or More than half of the Path- The Barn, 102 Avenue-of-Two-Rivers, Rumson. any other retailer can do ' Sen. Joe Bidcn, D-Dol., about the prices of beef, fresh -whose state has been set on produce and many other com- •its ear in debate of the plan, modity items,' in the event of .will conduct the.hearings and wholesale increases," he said, -has invited Delaware and City Council Split Barn Players Make adding that Pathmark hopes "New Jersey officials and a other chains and producers ^representative of the Army will follow the freeze lead, .. Corps of Engineers to'testify. where feasible. ; A spokesman for Biden said the freshman senator was Bad Play Look Good Shopping Tips On North End Vote chosen by committee Chair- Mr. Whitney said Pathmark man Edmund S. Muskie, D- By BETTE SPERO of red-headed femininity, is capers. That young crew of hopes to add new items lo the LONG BRANCH - A reso- Ena Beacn program was While no figure is set in the adorable as the Kid. She Bill Trice, Rochelle Seldin, price-frozen list next week, lution allowing Mayor Henry adopted by City Council last resolution,, the document "' Maine, to conduct the sub- arid hold the line longer than committee probe' because of scampers about the stage Cynthia Hergenrother, Vickie R. Cioffi to sign an appli- night by a split vote. makes Mayor Cioffi the city's RUMSON — Music is what with such an easy grace, one Rowett. Kathy Koley, Lisa 60 days, if possible. The chain cation for federal Housing and Councilman Wilbert C. Rus- agent in iniating the needed the extensive impact a super- has 99 supermarkets in New port could have on Delaware. "The Roar of The would think that just as some Ross, Betsy Rowe, Mary Urban, Development agency sell voted against the mea- agreement and getting the Greasepaint, The Smell of babes are born with silver McCrink and Theresa Mun- York, New Jersey,' Delaware, funds for the proposed North sure. planned 30-acre recreation The Crowd" is all about and spoons in their mouths, Miss ning deserves special note. project off the ground. fortunately for area theater- Keller must have made her Their fun costumes, engi- Mr. Russell said he opposes Probe New goers, The Barn has taken entry with dancing shoes on neered by Evelyn Armstrong, the program due to its that well into account. her feet. are a delight from the ill-fit- Monmouth Arts Festival planned location. Stabbing In The stage production, to be, It is interesting how Mr. ting and torn shirts and pants The proposal would include presented again tomorrow Rodman, as Sir, is so reminis- to the smudgy faces and lands bordered by Atlantic, Keansburg and Saturday, soars along on cent of Cyril Ritchard and scuffed sneakers. New Ocean and Seaview the strength of an outstanding Mr. Keller, as Cocky, of'An- Now, as for the structure of Preparations Being Made Aves. and the oceanfront. KEANSBURG - A second score that is kept ever aloft Mr. Russell charged that an thony Newley, right down to the play itself, it stinks. It's NEW SHREWSBURY - stabbing within 36 hours was by the fine talents of a cast the captivating Newley accent Committee, Mrs. Cynthia is the Festival secretary, area south of the proposed lo- not unlike someone setting a People are already hard at Auerbach and Mrs. Evelyn while. Mrs. Miriam Lockwood ' reported to police Monday, that was obviously chosen in his singing. Thomas Becket theatrical cation "is more drastically in •:•• intensifying a search by police with music in mind. work organizing what promis- Kahn, have sent out the in- handles office administration. need of rehabilitation." Mr. Keller gets to sing most tryst with the absurd to mu- es to become one of Mon- .. for the assailant or assailants. "Roar" is at its best, really vitations to local artists and Mrs. Jan Voytko designed the of the play's prominant songs sic. mouth County's most enjoy- craftsmen inviting them to Joseph Ackerly, 25, of 36A roars so to speak, when there but Mr. Rodman, Miss Keller brochure format. Mrs. Marcia Proposes Site The fantasy of the "haves" able cultural events — the 3rd participate. Falconer is in charge of publi- ; Center Ave., was allegedly is plenty| of that singing and and the youngsters who play and "have-nots" playing the He said he proposes that the ' stabbed outside his house dancing, finely honed from Annual Monmouth Festival of Planning is also under way city and Mrs. Albert Goldstein facility be located between the chorus of urchins all get a game of life is absurd enough, the Arts. : .shortly before 10 o'clock last the direction of Sarah Melici, chance to show their musical for the arts and crafts demon- is the coordinator of this Joline Ave. and North Broad- without adding singing and Sponsored by the Monmouth stration which will be present- year's Monmouth Festival of . night. the choreography of Lais worth too. dancing to it. But that's not way. I The man's father reported McDonald and the music di- Reform Temple, this multi- ed daily at the Festival. Spe- the Arts. The. councilman added that Kathy Heed Is the Girl the fault of The Barn staff. media show provides an op- cial daytime tours for school " the incident to police. rection of George Severini, a Co-stars Kathy Reed, as the They didn't write the book. he can envision a nearby skat- talented pianist and song- portunity for the community groups and others can be ar- ing rink and, possibly, the an- : The victim identified his at- girl, and Thomas Darby, who Leslie Bricusse and Mr. New-, to meet artists and craftsmen ranged by contacting Mrs. Baking Prize ; writer who epitomizes another filled in as the Negro during choring offshore of the recrea- tacker as a young white male example of local talent being ley get that dubious dis- who live and work in this Donna Wisan, Monmouth Re- ; the performance we saw, also tinction. tion area the battleship USS in his early 20's. He was taken employed in a valuable vein. area. Mrs. Sheilah Loebel and form Temple, 332 Hance Ave., To Hazlet Girl New Jersey as a "state share in the singing of a uni- And the play really isn't the FARMINGDALE - For her ; ;.to Bayshore Community Hos- Music Good, Book Bad Mrs. Howard Sadwith are co- New Shrewsbury, N.J. 07724. park." formly excellent score. thing, in this case, anyway, The performing arts are un- entry of Puerto Rican Butter : • pital, Holmdel, where he was chairmen of the event which While the battleship pro- 1 - treated for a stab wound in All the principal players, Jack Quinn, as the bully, a for it's been around a long will take place from May 6th der the direction of William Cookies, Lori Kennedy of 6 Karen Keller, Glenn Rodman speaking but non-singing parts, time and it's already been re- Kwalick and will be presented Mayo Place, Hazlet, a mem- gram has not been openly dis- "-.-. the stomach area, police said. through 9th. Last year's suc- cussed by the governing body, and Jeff Keller, have their is the only role that departs viewed on' its own merits — cessful children's art work- during the evening hours. ber of Brownie Troop 217, was The incident is being in- cockney accents well under from the so musically inclined whatever they may be. named winner in her division Mr. Russell said that "some shop will again be led by Mrs. A coffee shop, headed by civic groups" have mentioned . vestigated by Patrolmen AI-' control and all sing well atmosphere. The task at hand here is in the annual Girl Scout Bake- . ton Bennett, Raymond O'Hare enough to justify the exis- Necia Marko, while new to Mrs. Stephen Goldsmith, will the possibility, Making the whole produc- The Barn's production of the this year's Festival will be a be open throughout the" show. off co-sponsored by Mon- '~ and Cecil Truax. Police from tence of a musical score that tion all so alive were the ur- play. And in that instance, all mouth Council of Girl Scouts Mrs. Gertrude Berman "' Middletown and Hazlet de- is as good as the play's book sculpture garden under the di- Mrs. Joan Lansky is pre- voted for the resolution. She chins who never seemed to we can say is their out- paring a gala preview recep- and the Jersey Central Power ~ partments are assisting in the is bad. rection of Mr. and Mrs. Eli said that the "package" plan run out of energy during their standing show made a very Strich. tion on May 5th for participat- & Light Company. investigation. constant singing and dancing has already been proposed Miss Keller, such a tiny slip bad play look good. Co-chairmen of the Arts ing artists, sponsors and pa- Winner in the junior cate- gory was Debra Percy of 15 and studied by'the governing trons of the Festival. body. Mrs. Joyce Silvfermanis the Island Place, Matawan. A member of Troop 509, she Councilman Samuel Teicher treasurer of the, Festival, also approved of the measure. Shrewsbury Council Gets Preview of Planned while Mrs. Charles Rubinstein baked a Red Devil's Food Cake. , He said a ''very valuable" and Mrs. Maurice Meyer 3rd new facility is in the making are in charge of obtaining Fifty-six scouts from the Bayshore area, including the here and it should not be Sponsors and Patrons for. the stalled. Meacham Tract Condominium Development ev^nt. Mrs. Tamara Goell has Hazlet, Holmdel and Matawan arranged the printing and Neighborhoods, took part in The councilman also pro- SHREWSBURY - Revised Last March, Thomas Mea- reserves the corner five-acre meeting seemed enthusiastic posed that the city later study portion containing the estate that he could sympathize with Mrs. Joyce Weinstein the the competition. - plans for a low-density luxury cham Jr. offered to donate the about the proposal. the intent. a plan which could make the condominium development house and corner lot to the house for municipal use. mailing of information. Mrs. Police Chief Raymond But the mayor added he Cora Tuchband is busy find- state and county "partners" - proposed for the 22-acre Mea- borough in exchange for ap- On the remaining acreage, Mass, speaking "as a citizen," FILMS OFSTUDENTS in the local recreation pro- : proval of an adult con- the 94 units, five or six to each was "very much opposed" to ing personnel to help with the cham tract were outlined for said the project looked good. such an exemption without WEST LONG BRANCH - gram. dominium complex on the re- "manor house" are clustered Festival and Mrs. Ronald Co- Monmouth County Chapter, • Borough Council last night by "I would like to see Shrews- some limit on income of the hen is acting as historian. its developers, who claim the maining 17 acres. in two separate "villages," bury adopt some sort of town- National Society for Autistic Conld Get Aid one with an access road to senior citizens. Robert Lane and Sgt. Ennis "This," he said, "would al- complex could realize a $4.6 The proposal generated house zoning," Chief Mass "I don't think anyone who Children will present films of million ratable for the Sycamore Ave., the other to Maurer are co-chairmen of low the state and county to little enthusiasm among coun- said. "Many older people in can pay his taxes, or who per- students at a round table dis- cil members. Broad SI. the House Committee. How- give us financial help in beach • borough. town don't want to mow lawns haps owns large holdings in cussion tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Council got its preliminary Mr. Meacham and the other The condominiums are or shovel snow anymore, and ard Sadwith is the Temple here in the First Presbyterian and parking lot maintenance, traditional Williamsburg Colo- Shrewsbury should be ex- Board representative and hiring personnel and paying peek at the new proposal, estate heirs now have new they don't want to move away empt." Church, Cedar and Hoey which will be presented by partners, consulting engineers nial in architectural style, all either." Miss Karen Klein is youth for security officers. More Adamant Aves. Paul Leads, Elberon, ' Sycamore Farms, Inc. to the Richard Ackerman and Henry brick, and each unit contains Trafllc Designs chairman. Mrs. Gail Abrams will preside. Councilman Taylor also ap- •-•• Zoning Board of Adjustment J. Ney; a new Colonial Wil- both garage and basement Borough Tax Assessor Ber- Later, "speaking as police nard J. Marx was more ada- proved of the present beach- .'. on Feb. 28 for a needed use liamsburg look for the units, space. chief", he commended the park complex proposal. He ".' variance, shortly after it an- designed by the Princeton ar- Open Space mant. planners for the sound traffic In a letter to council Mr. warned that stalling the plan nounced that condemnation chitectural firm of Gorski, Mr. Ackerman said 23 per could "cost us some ex- : designs contained in the plot Borough Eviction proceedings had. been filed Myers and Gilvary, and a new cent of the acreage is re- Marx stated that senior citi- plan. zens' "exemptions in the past tremely important federal against a six-acre portion of businesslike approach. served in permanent open How many of Shrewsbury's grants." the Meacham estate. Market Study space, lowering the housing few years have created addi- older residents referred to by tional burdens on everyone." Council Presfdeht George Development of the tract, Mr. Ackerman came armed density to 4.3 units per acre. Chief Mass might be able to Hearing Delayed Hoffman called for passage of The engineer, who is cur- The figures contained in the occupying the southwestern with a market study for the afford the $40 to $55,000 price homestead exemption pro- the resolution to get the pro- quadrant of the borough's his- units, which bear price tags of rently involved in devel- SHREWSBURY - Borough Shrewsbury Ave. and Broad tag is a point to ponder. posed for the borough would gram started. tory-steeped "Four Corners," $40,000 for the 34 single-bed- opment of a ski condominium Attorney Howard A. Roberts St. to 4,000 square feet from In reply to Mr. Russell's Earlier in last night's meet- mean a $765,000 reduction in reported to Borough Council the original 3,200 square feet. has long been a bone of con- room units and $55,000 for the complex in Vermont, claimed ing, members of the borough's charge that preliminary plan- tention in this borough. 60 two-bedroom units, and a the use of the tract for luxury municipal assessments, he last night that court action oh • Dumping rates at the New Senior Citizens' Housing Com- noted. As a result, $27,234 less ning is lacking in the pro- Municipal Site tax analysis to prove to coun- apartments would "provide a the municipality's latest evic- Shrewsbury landfill site used gram, he said that the city mittee sent a letter to Council could be collected iii taxes un- by the borough are rising, in The corner portion now in- cil that the luxury devel- logical transition from munic- requesting a $15,000 "home- tion notice from borough hall must first buy the property. volved in the condemnation opment proposed would be far ipal use (on the corner) to der the current rate schedule: had been postponed at his the wake of recent regulations stead exemption" from prop- "The average taxpayer of adopted by the Public Utilities "We can't plan a program suit, containing the Meacham more profitable to the high-value residential areas erty taxes for all officially re- request until March 2. Shrewsbury would be over- Commission. Shrewsbury, such as this if we have no ; family house, outbuilding and borough than the 17 sin£le- on the estate borders." tired residents over 65. The most recent summons, property," he said. a 300-year-old carriage house, tamily homes that could be Several of the 40 residents taxed to the point of dis- one in a long series involving which had been paying lower That proposal met prompt aster," he concluded. the H.A. Hendrickson Con- rates, must now pay $1 per The Rev. John Patterson, a has been periodically consid- built on the trad under the packed into the hot and opposition from both the may- spokesman for Homeowners present zoning. smoky music room of the ele- Council held the proposal struction Co. of New Shrews- cubic yard of waste, raising - ered as a possible municipal or and tax assessor. Mayor for further investigation into the new contract rate to for Protective Endeavor hall site. The plot plan presented still mentary school for the council bury, the owner of 777 Broad Robert C. Lawrence 3rd said age and income limitations. St. leased by the borough for $8,000, $3,000 more than last (HOPE), called for support municipal offices since 1959, year. for city plans to build the new and the municipality. facility. Mr. Roberts expressed op- Mayor Robert C. Lawrence 3rd prefaced the rate increase Asks Small Beaches timism last night that the lat- Samuel Wier, Ocean Ave., est hassle could be ironed out. announcement with strong criticism of the county free- however, called for the in- Similar eviction notices were itiation of a program to estab- made last October, and in holders for failing to move more rapidly on a promised lish small beaches along the May, 1971. city's coastline. Council set public hearings landfill site for the county. Six bids received on Sickles "The North End Beach," he for March 13 on several new said, "will not serve all the ordinances introduced last Place recreational improve- ments were referred to the people of Long Branch." night. Also opposing the beach- One amends the salary ordi- borough engineer for study and recommendations. park plan is Joseph Pandura, nance to provide for a special a property owner whose home officer-clerk typist at a salary Council hired Michael would be condemned for park of $4,092. Another allows Colts Frazee as special officer to use if the plan gains approval. Neck Township to share Tax man the Samara Drive-Obre "I am angry because they Assessor Bernard J. Marx Place school crossing at the are taking my property," Mr. with Little Silver and Shrews- rate of $3 per day. The Pandura said last night. bury and a third amends the borough agreed to hire an recently adopted community Fred Errico, president of adult crossing guard after re- the North End Community facilities map. peated complaints from PTA Permission was granted to Council, however, supports officers about the hazards of the plan. SHREWSBURY MANOR HOUSE — Latest proposal for luxury Planfor Sycamore Farms Inc., was previewed for Borough Shrewsbury Development-Feli the intersection. condominium development on the 22-acre Meachom estate at Inc. to increase the size of the 'Progress has to start some- Council last night prior to Zoning Board of Adjustment consid- Robert Sagurton was named where," he said. "If it must Shrewsbury's historic "Four Corners" Involves brick Wllliam- eration. Perkins Pancake House in the assistant building inspector sburg-s'tyle manor houses, each containing five or six units. start at the North End Beach new shopping center at tor the borough. -let it start there." The DaDy Register, Bed Bank—Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, FlCfaaniwlM-2,4£,7.9.1I.Ia t ACTOIIIO3 V DAYTIME MOVIES 'The Emigrants Rates • • GET SMART THUTKS : f.<00 "Cry for Hupp." A special KAOs unit rob* jewelry stores and 1:00 smuggles Mie grnns overseas. EARLY BIRD "Confejilon" •dO O MEDICAL CENTER PRICES A father, bitter over the divorce whith" has separ- O "Thtt Vieiouieiouii CirclCircl.." ated him from his son, tries to kidnap the boy, Academy Nominations «•*•»> /ill m 3:30 Q "Tha Secret of Wont. Crl.V only to' hat-e an accident in which the child is In- 4:30 Q Man'i Favorit. Sport" jured. By BETTE SPERO might not be so widely known. zon and "Forty Carats," •MliemnfM* O "Houdini" O DRAGNET I And what a shame that is. It plays Karl's wife, Kristina. EARLY BIRD PRICES EVENING A 91>year-old man helps the police solve a mur- Adversity is a funny thing. was never covered in any Screenplay by Jan Troell NOT IN EFFECT FOR 1:10 Q Q Q NEWS •:I5 ^MEMBERSHIP WEEK There are some people who American history course I and Bcngt Korslund unfolds B THE FLINTSTONES f:30 ID DRAGNET II seemingly encounter it at ev- "THE The police deal with a deranged man attempting ever had in grade and high an interesting story that is ••liurfin Fred" suicide. ery turn and yet stubbornly school or college, and I da- made all the more fascinating POSEIDON ADVENTURE" 0 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES IB SOUL! arid consistently turn its tide 1 'The Girl Prom Home" ^lone Again" Guest: Esther Phillips. resay, that was the students because of its probable unfa- 01 eiLUGAN'S ISLAND 10-00 O CANNON until its Wave is behind them. loss. mUiarity to most film viewers "All About Eva" An attorney who has successfully defended an ex- Such would seem to be the con on murder charges suddenly disappears and VUhelm Moberg, the novel- in this country. But in this *:30 IB HODGEPODGE L0D6E Cannon reluctantly agrees to track Mm down. stock of a very special group IB HOVE LUCY ist whose work is the basis for case the quanity is in danger Carlton O SEARCH of early Americans, the Swed- Sit aonk HI ttOO •'Lucy Telia the Truth" "The Clayton Lewis Document." A fashionable the film, is hardly required of overpowering the quality, OHAVE^UN. WILLTRAVa Washington woman becomes involved in a black- ish farmers who forsook their for the film's 2^-hour length nail ich«me that threatens world disarmament reading in American class- 2 ACADEMY AWARD "A Quiet Wight In Town" talk* homeland in the mid 1800's, rooms. is too long. ID »EAT THE CLOCK 7:00 0 fD NEWS RECORDING STAR - exchanging the disappointing NOMINATIONS IB BOOK SEAT Moberg's story is an inter- The first full hour and a half O OWEN MARSHALL With "I Am Woman" and harsh adversities so rug- esting one as it tells how of footage is set entirely in O CBS NEWS "They've Cot To Blame Somebody." A camp own- gedly familiar for those ad- BEST PICTURE! NBC-NIGHTLY NEWS 1 top on charts across the these people made a life for Sweden, before the crew even g er is charged with vehicular manslaughter in •> versities of the unknown. THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW camp bus accident. « country, Helen Reddy themselves in the Midwest, gets its show on the road, so BEST DIRECTOR! , gSs^H"Back To Nature" l 10:30 Q CANDID CAMERA will appear as a guest Their story is told in the bringing the only skills they to speak — or in this case onto "Blue. Blue Danube" m NEWS PLUS film "Tho Emigrants." (nomh ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE IB WELCOME TO FILLMORE EAST on NBC Television Net- knew, farming and fervent the boat that is to take them WHAT DIP HAPPEN '.•Jturoilc. the liip Hippie" The Byrdn. Van Morrison, Sha Na Na. The nock, i work's colorcast of nated for an Academy best hope in God and their fellow across the Atlantic. Part of ONTHE IB CAPITOL VIEWPOINT The Allman Brothers'and Albert King arc fea- "The Midnight Special" picture of the year award) and CAHULAWASSEE' tured in this rock concert taped at tbe legendary men. Simple, maybe even the remaining hour of action R1VERI 7:30 a THE GOlODIGGERS Fillmore East Theatre. Saturday at 1 a.m., Im- it is a touching story that sounding schmaltzy m years takes place on the boat and Guest: Buddy Hwkctt. 11:00 Q Q a NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS mediately following the should make all proud of O WAIT 'TIL YOUR FATHER 6ETS HOME B ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS later, but effective. the rest in Minnesota and Wis- "Arthur" these people whose courage TTie Neighbor*" Friday presentation of Talking about being effec- consin. "DELIVERANCE" O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS reminds us of the sturdy stock B THAT GIRL "Xours Truly. Jatk the Ripper" "The Tonight Show' tive, "The Emigrants" is a Apparently the Swedish are • STARRING • "Soot Yourself - ID PERRY MASON . ' : Starring Johnny Car- that we like to think America masterpiece in that respect — as versatile as they are JOHN VOIGHT O THE PARENT GAME "The Case of the Deadly Toy" son." was honed from. BURT REYNOLDS CD THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE and it took Swedish art to ac- strong, for Mr. Troell directed "Everybody Needs A Brother" -Doctor. You've Oot To Be Kidding!- (IMT) star- It really is a tale much complish that. The film is a the film as well as the photo- ring: Sandra Dee, Georgs Hamilton. A young sec- more general than that, 09 HOW Dp YOUR CHILDREN GROW? retary deciles to pursue » career in show business. Svensk Filmindustri produc- graphy and film editing. His BtylM tOT Fam Fraternity •^ ZPS"? "* "eta*- Q THE TONIGHT SHOW though. It deals on a higher tion with the principals, both writing assistant. Mr. For- Town East •••00 O THE SONNY AND CHER SHOW 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE plane that transcends mere GuMts; Joe Namath, Playboy Playmates of IW2 "Jetebel'* (1038) starring Bette Davis, George. on and off the screen, as well slund, also was producer. A 1 * Cl ADAM 12 ' . Brent. A southern vixen loses her nance over & Schedules nationalities, for the strength as most of the scenery, being Mr. Troell guides the Tech- "Nlrtit Watch." officer. Mallpy anil Reed otper. daring red gown. of the human spirit is univer- y wl ch a WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT Swedish. nicolor like a magic marker, ni't/ "*"' " """Irate* In three tra- . A ganib}cr joins an unusual club that Is sure-to sal. WALT DISNEY'S 8 HOSAN'S HEROES satisfy his desire for adventure. MD Benefit The American assist comes sweeping across the screen "Is Oener»l Hammerahlag Burolnf V Story Not Widely Known scenes that are bursting with O THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW IB MEMBERSHIP WEEK REPORT WEST LONG BRANCH - from Warner Brothers which "THE SNOWBALl Paul pt» banlde advice from a psychiatrist on 11:45 IB AMERICA 73 Members of Zeta Beta Tau This story, however, for is distributing the film, with color and beauty of nature at handling his mother-in-law, conquering by kind- 12:00 O THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE Fraternity at Monmouth Col- reasons unknown to me, dubbed English, in the United its most rustic and untouched. O RANGERS HOCKEY •The Bank Dick." (lOtO) starring W.C. Fields. EXPRESS" Rangen vs. Montreal. (D THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW lege on March 23, 24. and 25 States, and, of course, from The scenes of America's ID TWIUGHT ZONE 12:30 (D NIGHT FINAL will sponsor a dance mara- Musicale Is Set those theater owners who are northern midsection are so With DEAN JONES "The Absolute Man" 1:00 • NEWS thon for the benefit of the interested in disseminating lush, they are a bit breath- -PLUS- ID MISS PEGGY LEE O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE A. documentary recording* the complex preparations "Beat the Devil" (19541 starring Humphrey Bo- Muscular Dystrophy Associ- In Shrewsbury quality for the circle of the- taking for those who have WALT DISNEY'S for an Important nitht dub act by Miss Lee. Kart, Jennifer Jones. ation of America, Inc. A sim- SHREWSBURY - The atergoers who still want it. never ventured to its envis- •:30 O NBC WEDNESDAY MYSTERY MOVIE 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW '•Poor Devil" starring Sammy Davis Jr, Jack Wur- "Bullets Or Ballots" (1036) starring Edward C. ilar, event staged by the fra- Shrewsbury Chorale, under It gives American theater ions. man. A servant i» dispatched from Hades with a Robinson. Joan Blonde]!. - - "THE LADY AND lch he triM ternity last year netted over the direction of Paul Gram- patrons who are not acquaint- e2"^^d bookkeepe. r to sign. t° Persuade an overwork- 1:30 Q THE LATE SHOW $12,000 for charity. mer, will present The Passion "Indian Uve Call" (1935) starring Nelson Eddy. ed with the works of .Swedish G R A N T S THE TRAMP" 8 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW According to St. Matthew by director Ingmar Bergman a O WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK Jeanette MacDonald. . . This year the committee is •••••••••••i "The Girls of Huntlngtan House" starring Shirley O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW J.S. Bach March 4, in the chance to see his favorite and 1:34 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I boosting the goal to $20,000 • Jones, Mercedes McCainbrJdge. A young; teacher and opening participation to First Presbyterian Church, much-used acting duo, Max SII1EI works at a school for unwed mothers and quickly "If I Were King" (1938) starring Ronald Colman, becomes Involved in the personal lives of the girls. Ellen Drew. off-campus as well as to col- Red Bank. Von Sydow and Liv Ullmann. 2:30 Q NEWS AND WEATHER L"TSs7fiHP 747-O333J Town West IliiiiiinunillluilllliniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiii ininiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMMMIIIIII lege-associated contestants. • The Chorale will be accom- Mr. Sydow plays the central Highway lioiPoirmr **• Leland Kroll of Haworth, panied by Herbert Burtis, or- character, farmer Karl Os- and his co-chairman, Riifky ganist, and a ten piece orches- kar, who leads a small but de- Pierce of River Edge, are in tra. The program will begin at termined group of relatives to Its the funniest movie Eatontown Youthful Violinist to Play charge of the marathon. They KiOOp.m. America. Miss Ullmann, who I've seen in a long time. DRivf IN H2 4700 and their committee are in- The text of the St. Matthew has recently completed two Paul Newman is irresist- SEAN CONNERY viting church and temple Passion was written by Pican- American films, "Lost Hori- _t(Z SMITH. Coimopo/ilan AS JAMES BOND AGENT 007 During Service at Temple groups, service organizations der under the close observa- -IN- and area police" and fire de- tion of Bach. It is believed LONG BRANCH — Temple the worship service and dur- merly concert master and partments to sponsor dance that Bach himself selected the ATLANTIC "DIAMONDS Beth Miriam, Lincoln Ave., ing the Oneg Shabbat after- soloist with the Preparatory teams. "The fraternity wants chorale verses that express CINEMA -291 0148 Jacqueline Bissct Elberon, will celebrate Jewish to make it a real community- the feelings of the Christian ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Tab Hunter ARE FOREVER" wards. The program includes Orchestra of the New Jersey EXCLUSIVE-FIRST RUN - PLUS - Music Month with the appear- • music by Nardini, Bloch, Tar- Symphony Orchestra. He was involved project," explains spectators. The full depth of John Huston ance of the IB year-old violin- tini and Wieniawski. a member of the District of ZBT president, Robert J. Bur- Bach's poetic sense is evident A dude with a plan Stan Keach "ON HER MAJESTY'S ist, Adam Silk on Friday The young violinist is con- Columbia Youth Orchestra ley of Wheaton. Md. in the selection of these cho- Roddy McDowall night. rale strophes, which fit each to stick it to The Man! Anthony Perkins SECRET SERVICE" eertmaster of the New Jersey and was chosen as a member The marathon, which is to Ava Gardner He will perform as. part of Junior Orchestra and was for-' of international orchestras at be staged in Uie college gym- particular purpose so well, festivals of youth orchestras nasium, will begin at X p.m. in St. Moritz, Switzerland in opening day and — with brief 1K7U and in Berlin in 1972. breaks to allow contestants a Community few hours sleep — will contine through 4:30 p.m. closing day. He was one of the young CINEMA! CINEMA II 2 P.M. MATINEE people participating in the A dozen combos will spell one 8AT.-SUN.-MON. 7 ACADEMY AWARD New York String Orchestra another on the bandstand. 2JAME8 NOMINATIONS! FRESH FRUIT CUP, Salad, Soup dy BOND HITS "A» smooth and entertaining Jour, Stuffed Baked Potato, Dei- conducted by Alexander There'll be "side show" di- at 'Butch Casildy.' what with Including Best iert & Coffee Schneider in a series of con- versions for spectators — a NOW "ON HER Newman providing a dandy Supporting Actress! drill team, karate exhibitions, MAJESTY'S bravura performance." SHELLEY WINTERS certs at Carnegie Hall. In PLAYING SECRET ESTONES May of 1972, he was the soloist contests (for the best looking, ""' Rte. 35'- Middletown One mile north of Red Bank farthest traveled, etc.) with "Deliverance" SERVICE" at Carnegie Hall with the Se- PLUS AMERICA'S , <_• ... /- :• 741-8344 nior Concert Orchestra of awards contributed by local phis UTC show EVEny NITC merchants, and gay, costume "DIAMONDS New York in a performance ARE FOREVER" LENNY BRUCE BIGGEST HIT! of Mendelssohn's Violin Con- touches by both the com- certo. mittee and contestants. ONE OF There will be valuable THE GREATEST Mr. Silk lives in Montclair, prizes for the winners, top "SUPERIOR! ADVENTURES where he attends Montclair winner being that organiza- EVER HAWK High School. He will be ac- tion raising the most money TOP DRAWER! companied at the piano by his for the charity, providing that touw mother, Mrs. Leonard Silk. group's couple is still moving MAKE THIS FILM AN "THE on the floor when the dance ADDITION TO YOUR The Temple extends a wel- marathon ends. The first WEEKEND PUNS" come to anyone wishing to at- place dance pair will receive -AL GOLDSTEIN POSEIDON tend the service which starts a week's, all-expense paid trip ADMISSION ONLY at 8:30 P.M. to Nassau. TO LATE SHOW ADVENTURE" Bring Your Date SIB ind heir CURTIS MAVFIELD STARRING FOR DINNER Af.lmbyfoulOlxr who gave vou play hit GENE HACKMAN i Super Fly icortl Tuesday Thru Thursday At the Movie£ "School Girl" NCOIQ« , Plus • 2nd Big Hit MUSK Makers Theatres • ERNEST BORGNINE Enloy a delicious dinner at the These schedules are pro- DRIVE-IN- JOHN WAYNE Diamonds Are Forever 7:00; ii:4s; SHELLEY WINTERS Tomahawk Golf Course and your vided by the theater and On Her Majesty's Secret Service 9:20 date's dinner Is ... the times are for today iloMYNIGHt enly. ASBURY PARK ! IS DATE NIGHT!' ••••••••••a SAVOY— Kz Price for Your Date. Bod Barbara 7:00; 9.00 St. James RED BANK ST. JAMES— PLAZA -Hazlet Aibur, Ptvh 775 9U1 Lite and Times of Judge Roy Bean RTE 36 it MIODU RD.3I44434 CARLTON— 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 Deliverance 7:30; 9:30 MIDDLETOWN - LINCR0FT ROAD WHO W1USURVIVE-IN ONE OF PAUL NEWMAN CINEMA IllIll - LYRIC— IN LINCROFT Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean STRAND THEATRE THE GREATEST ESCAPE d Emigrants 7:00; 9.30 7:00; 9:00; Frill, the Cat; Lenny Bruce; ADVENTURES EVER I TrwTrwnnK Yoouu Mask Man and Betty Boop NEPTUNE "THE LIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SATURDAY EVENING 11:01100 p.mpm. NEPTUNE CITY- - KEYPORT - EATONTOWN Snowboll Express 7:00; 10:00; Lady and the Tramp 8:40 TIMES OF COMMUNITY— OCEAN TOWNSHIP • HELD OVER •6th SMASH WEEK Poseidon Adventure 7:00; 11:45 CIRCLE- Shomul 2:00; 7:25; 9:25 JUDGE FREEHOLD MALL 1- "DEEP THROAT" ROY BEAN" The Poseidon Adventure 7:30; 9:25 MALL 2- also i •• Troln Robbers 7:25; 9:25 BRICKTOWN An Exclusive N.J. Engagement BRICK PLAZA— Lyric Shomul 7:25; 9:25 fei HolidaMALL CINEMA 1- y "LOVE FOR SALE" 3 ACADEMY AWARD 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY, N.J. The Poseidon Adventure 7:20; 9:25 MALL CINEMA 2- CMEMA 34-Matawan NOMINATIONS! A & P Shopping Center 741-0361 CONTINUOUS EVERY SUN. FROM 2 P.M. PT 34 5I33E00 Traln Robbers 7:25: 5:25 BEST PICTURE! OPEN MONDAY-WEDNESDAY 3-7. THURS.-SUNDAY 11 -8 NORTH OF RED BANK LATE SHOWS EVERY FRI. AND SAT. Charlax Branson BESTACTRESSI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS asJoaKilarJu LIV ULLMANN ATLANTIC CINEMA— BEST DIRECTOR! Super Fly 7:O0; 10:25; CHI>um 30X OFFICE OPENS 6:30 ELEC. INCAR HEATERS OPTIONAL Valachi MIDDLETOWN DTE.55 MAX VON SYDOW TOWN EAST— H DRIVE-IN Papers 1774 1:00 A1SD LIV ULLMANN HOLIDAY GO-GO TOWN WEST— 2 mi SOUTH ICI RTE 35136 BURT REYNOLDS IHE IUI1CUBS -IN- Diamonds Are Forever 7:00; On Her ZLET 264-2200 JON WIGHT Majesty's Secret Service 9:00 ALL FOR KEYPORT 1/' • 12 PIECES COUNTRY STRAND— H's crazy to see 'THE EMIGRANTS' J FRIED CHICKEN Deep Throat 7:15; B:5J; 10:31; Love any movie we're showing, For Sale 8:IB: 9:56 SDeliuerance anywhere else. • 1 JUMBO SALAD HAZLET PLAZA— (Your Choice) " 99 The Poieldon Adventure 7:20; 9:25 • 1 BASKET SHRIMP MATAWAN What did happen on Circle e (Approx. 21 Pieces) REG. 7.03 CINEMA 34— Valachl Papers 9:10; The Burglars FREE HEART SHAPED 9 4SAVE 2.04 „ 7:10 PERTH AMBOY tiie Cahulawassecand* e River? BOX OF VALENTINE Feeds a family of 4 AMDOYS DRIVE-IN— BURT REYNOLDS © The Volachl Papers 7:00; 11:19; The Li25ci Minnelii CANDY TO THE Bring this coupon to Chicken Holiday and One coupon'per family. Must be 18 years, Burglars 9:17 receive tho above order (Expires 7 P.M. 2- or over. Please Call ahead lor speedy pick- MENLO PARK FIRST 25 COUPLES SHAMUsf 20-73) (RBR) up service clip this coupon. CINEMA— Sharnus 7:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 AT MAY NOT BE USED WITH ANY OTHER SPECIAL ORDERS OR COUPONS EAST BRUNSWICK MUSIC MAKERS THEATRES with 0 TURNPIKE- CUCKOO DYAN CANNON A CUP THIS COUPON 'MMP INDOOR— TONIGHT! Coborel 7:'O; 9:55 OUTDOOR— Poseidon Adventure 7:00; 10:50; Pru- "^ denceond the PHI 9:10 fft The Itofly Register, Bed Baak-Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, February U, 1973

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fOUOW THE WtWU SALES FUTURES • THE SCHEDULE BEIOW RUNS THREE TIMES DINNER PLATE 1st WEEK 39c w/every $5 purch JCONTESTANT - Linda regularly $1.50 CHICKEN LEGS Turkey DRUMSTICK f GROUND ^e, 4 Thorne Place, BREAD & BUTTER , , _, 39c w/every $5 pure Tfijyst Keansburg, is 2nd WEEK r«gulorly 75c "iarrnong the 30 young 3rd WEEK CUP regularly $1.00 39c w/every $5 purchaiel :Prudential employes. / £ . .ting for the 1973 4th WEEK SAUCER r.golarly 75c 39c w/every $5 purchn ;Ht) Queen crown, In DESSERT DISH . ontest sponsored by 5th WEEK r-9w(ar|y 9c w/every $5 pure City Cut PICNICS SPARE RIBS _ Prudential Insur- -ffiice Co. Athletic Assn. C ,._ winner will be lined Friday at the 69 89 . CAA's annual dinner On-Cor Family Entrees iiiiminiiiiiiiiHuiiHiiiiiiiiii London Broil 1 Hip Chops Births Birdseye Shoulder Steak Center Cut Chops <#» RIVERVIEW Potatoes Cube Steak Shoulder Chops ; Red Bank [r. and Mrs. Matthew Me- CITY CUT n .. n J n . USOA CHOICE 1 49 BUTT HALF H>. .(flee Sherry Mace), 24 Fresh Ham Bottom Round Roast OUR TRIM IS BETTER ,b.I % Delft Drtve, South Am- r I J 1J READY TO tAT"JTQc SHANK USDA CHOICE |59 fc OUR TRIM IS BETTER | tt^ son, Feb. 6. John's Pizza Smoked Ham mm PORT. ib./V PORT. ,b. '.ilr. and Mrs. Harold Smith NEW ZEALAND FRESH FROZEN u QO C (nee Elaine Jordan), 20 Jahn CHEESE or SAUSAGE Legs of Lamb 6VENREA6V Silver Tip Roast jfi||lKeansburg, son, Feb. ti. C ' and Mrs. Marcel Rob- Cold CutS MIX OR MATCH 79 HyGrade's Franks >;(nee Donna Goral), 2B6 DAIRY DEPT. SWIFT all C k Ave.-, Belford, daughter, Butterball Turkeys PREMIUM ' Ib. 63 Ball Park Franks ifflt-R. • ~1tr, and Mrs. Albert Naef 100% Corn Oil-Delicia Brand APPETIZING DEPT (Wfee. Caroline Howell), 133 C ' ftpad. New Shrews- l-lb. Haydn Munich Bologna «..79 Rich's Turkey Breast with Every y> daughter, Feb. fi. Ouartprs French, Italian Food Margarine Dorman'* Imported Klalbail KHfe and Mrs. John Buckley Oden Cheese Natural ih. 49° Mix or Match Loaves Old Faahlon Loaf Purchase ftiefeRitaClarke),1139 S. Lake Drtve, Middletown, son, Feb. 7. :™Mr. and Mrs. James Finn Grapefruit GROCERY SPECIALS! POPE "ONrDOlLAR" SALE (Hee Mary Wiemer), 35 Dinner Rolls Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, Juice Ballard Crescent Vegetable Sale! 2 8 DAIRY FRESH Tomato Puree ^•Jklr. and Mrs. Richard Bas- 3 c r*l GLASS 8 Peas, Whole Kernel or Cream jgrville (nee Frances Bugg), Wine Vinegar $ BrsCarmen Place, Red Bank, '/j Gal. Style Corn, Sliced or Whole 3 b!!;. l 'rwpvFeb. 7. 4 99 Beets, Cut Green Beans, v/jlJK and Mrs. John Moller Sauce Italiano Iw cans I igfee, Patricia Story), 52 Frost French Style and Pantry Red or White IO'/i oi.Jl Qreie, Middletown, twins, son Cut Green Beans or 12 oz. Vac. Corn 3 boxes I mjfftlaugHter, Feb. 7. Clam Sauce B'ljtivand Mrs. Ronald John- C Red & While Kidney Beans 16OI.$1 ni(«ec Rose Marie Be- 5 cons ~"'%'& Sylvan Lake Blvd.. Apple Pie Chick Peas 28-oz. • JBfJVille, daughter, Feb. 7. 6 - 99 2 Plum Tomatoes 3 C^V »1 3jBr; and Mrs. George Walk- Pecan Coffee Ring ^^ cam • m ;,eK:,(nee Helen Koritor), 8 TWIN PACK Dip or " St., Hazlet, daughter, Potato Chips >>•<>' -49' Two (jiufd Yellow Cling All Varieties C Ir. and Mrs. Pedro Marti- 3 '* 79 f (hee Anna Torres), 51) Os- Cake Mixes W boxes # 7 ~ ! St., Keyport, son, Feb. Vanilla or Peaches ( Chocolate 4 ox 7OC rlr.and Mrs. Richard Ballot Frosting 3 boxes # # i, Patricia Michael), 17!) Fry Pan Slices or 4 °99 ham Ave., Rumson, son, Halves Stainless Steel • cant m m Ripe Olives or Sup»r Colasta) ^ con< Q^f '"i*Rff. and Mrs. Robert Bender ^ 8" Diameter C '{jA.ee Mary Wilkie), 20 W. J3ODMOI1! 5 C Cranberry Jul« ^J^- HOUSEWARES DEPT. Cocktail btl. "Mr. and Mrs. George Spei- Jumbo Coronet Towels ^° 3189 Ocean Spray ^del (hee Diane Dechert), 5 J?aiils Place, New Monmouth, m;*eb.K. "T'Shv and Mrs. Patrick Kenny VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON "(jjee Mary O'Shea), IB Gerald VALUABLE COUPON if^.. Ha'zlet, daughter. Feb. Toward fhv purchai* of Toward tH« purchat* of Towratdlht purthott of 4 Packs Soft Weve Spic & Span Bagaies 150 ct. Savarin ITMr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller 2 Roll Pack 54 Oz. Box Sandwich Wrap fnee Susann Roberts), 33 8 Rolls FOR 99c Coffee rSyfcamore Drive, Hazlet, WITH COUPON WITH COUPON WITH COUPON 2 Ib. Can GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUtS OOOD ONLY AI TWO OUYS GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS .'pughter, Feb. 12. On« coupon p*t cutlomar. On* coupon ptr eullomtr. On« coupon pir eultomtr Good Ihm Sol., Jib. 17. 1973. Good Ikiu Sol., fib. 17. 1973. Good Ih.u Sol., f.b. 17 1973 Good IKIU Sol.. Fik. 17. 1973. MFR. S. A. SCHONBRUNN K CO. "K'i&T.* and Mrs. Robert MfR. SCOTT PAP(» CO. MF«. PBOCTIK » GAM«lf CO. MFA. COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO. ;>KNair (nee Ellen Malone), lld^restvicw Dr., Middletown, "icfe Feb. 12. fW^Hr. arid Mrs. Richard Har- To«oid IK> puicho.li ol Towaid th» purrKoia e( I "i^a (nee Arlene Hergenhan), Towofd Ih* pu'choi* ol Toward lh« purchoi* ol 4B2 Fox Ave., _Belford, son. Nescafe Instant SAVE Mazola 3 Bars of r CoHee • 10 Oz. Jar Corn Oil Dial Soap 36 Ol. Box 99C WITH COUPON 32 Oi. Btl. Regular Si» C GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS 79 ? MONMOUTH MEDICAL GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS :oupon ptr < iupon ptr cutlami * ' WITH COUPON i ,--i£ Long Branch GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS •JviMr.and Mrs. Gary Bowen s On. coupon p» "(rtfee Victoria Acampari), l«2 JHB... - SS7r-»- [P8I..."MSSS- I IHHH..^S«A=- [BfiafflB,.. -^iSS Ifovesink Ave., Highlands, .•daughter. Feb. 5, jitiir. add Mrs. William Branv afoe Gail Silverstein), 40510th OPEN DAILY We reserve the right to limit quantities. Jlw^ Belmar, son, Feb. 7. 9:30 A.M.'TIL 10 P.M. fw/Mr-and Mrs. Henry Quin- SUNDAY* Not responsible for typographical errors. '"iumon (nee Evelyn Gasper), [ FOOD SUPERMARKETS 9 A.M.'TIL 6 P.M. -ii' c.,n-,,honi. prive, Shrews- MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 •FOB SALES ALlOWtD tY UW Prices effective thru Sat.j Feb. 17, 1973.