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The Weather FINAL Mostly cloudy, scattered showers likely this afternoon, Red Bank, Freehold f turning colder tonight. Cloudy Long Branch / EDITION and colder tomorrow. REGISTER 34 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO. 110 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1972 TEN CENTS IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIilUII o 17 Poised for Liftoff Tonight CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. rocket and its cargo of men, The rocket can be launched land on the moon at 2:54 p.m. (AP) — Seventeen, the last of scientific equipment and sac- any time during a 31/2-hour •next Monday near the Taurus America's proud Apollo riflcal mice will rise with a time period beginning at 9:53. mountains and thR Littrow flights to the moon, lifts into hellish roar on a 2,200-foot tail It can be rescheduled, if nec- crater in the northeast section the dark on a column of fire of flame that may be visible essary, for the same hours of the moon. That area is sci- tonight - a dazzling windup 500 miles away. Thursday. Then, because of entifically interesting because to an epoch of lunar explor- Weather Not Perfect the positions of earth, moon it is expected to have the new- ation. For the half million or more and sun that dictate liftoff est, as well as some of the old- people expected in the area, times, the flight would have to est, rocks in the moon's 4.6 Astronauts Eugene A. Cer- weather conditions were' not be postponed until Jan. 4. billion years of existence. nan, Ronald E. Evans and perfect. The forecast called Say Goodbye During their record 75 hours Harrison H. Schmitt were pic- for considerable cloudiness at The wives and children of on the lunar surface, the as- tured as "all charged and 12,000 feet - the altitude the Cernan and Evans said tronauts will explore, collect ready" for the 13-day journey rocket reaches in less than a goodby to the astronauts samples and place ex- that may be man's final visit minute. across a glass barrier last periments — leaving the lunar in this century to his celestial night. Schmitt, a geologist and lander they call Challenger •neighbor. Weather posed less prob- lems for space officials. the first scientist to go to the three times for seven-hour pe- The blastoff is scheduled for Launch director Walter Kapr- moon, is a bachelor. riods. 9:53 p.m. EST. despite the yan said there would be a Most of the Apollo astro- They plan to drive their few ever-present hitches, ,threat to on-time liftoff only if nauts, including many of the moon car a total of 23 miles in launch officials called the upper-level clouds contain ice 10 men who have walked the quest of material that Schmitt countdown of Apollo 17 one of particles that might create moon, are at the cape to said would "fill in missing the most trouble-free in the lightning strikes as the rocket watch the historic last. chapters in the evolution of 11-flight Apollo series. slices through. He discounted the moon — the first and the last." The skyscraper-tall Saturn 5 the possibility. Cernan and Schmitt will State Says CNJ Asking Too Much. Won't Get It AP Wlrepholo J POISED AND READY TO GO — Apollo 17 spaceship, which will carry Eugene A. Cernan, Harrison H. NEWARK (AP) - Subsidy current subsidy per ride is 67 much, Kohl said, "as little as the state and municipalities to Schmitt and Ronald E. Evans on 'the'last moon voyage of the Apollo series, stands atop the gleaming increases sought by the Cen- cents. The Erie Lackawanna possible." turn Jersey Central railroad Saturn V rocket at Cape Kennedy, Fla., early this morning after its service gantry was rolled back. tral Railroad of New Jersey Railroad is subsidized 29 cents Kohl said the best solution yards and otherproperty into Launch is scheduled for 9:53 EST tonight. arc excessive and will not be a ride, Kohl said. for the Jersey Central's woes taxable land. In its bankrupt met, according to. State He acknowledged the nego- would be to consolidate its condition, the railroad is with- Transportation Commissioner tiations may result In an in- holdings and services with holding taxes on much of its John C. Kohl. crease, but when asked how other lines. This would enable property. County Expects $15 Million The bankrupt line is threat- ening to end commuter ser- vice to 15,000 daily riders un- less the state picks up the tab for the railroad's losses. The From Revenue Sharing Plan railroad Is seeking $14.7 mil- Peace Talks Resume lion a year. PARIS (AP) - Henry A. ment they worked out in Octo- South Vietnamese sourceu Kissinger met with North By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI the amount of money it ex- "We have it all planned," will not be open to the general "While we sympathize withi ber. said that Ambassador Pham pects to receive under the said Freeholder Director Jo- public because the room their financial need, we have' Vietnamese negotiators today White House press secre- Dang Lam, chief of the South FREEHOLD — .Monmouth program. It will receive the seph C. Irwin when asked would not be large enough but no funds to meet such a for the third time during their tary Ron Zcigler said there Vietnamese delegation to the County expects to receive ?15 money over a five-year peri- what the county was going to added that members of the request," Kohl said. "Our own current series of talks on a had been heavy cable traffic Paris peace talks, did not million under the federal rev- od. do with its share of the feder- press may attend. departmental view is nega- cease-fire in Vietnam. Tuesday between Paris and meet with Kissinger yes- enue sharing program which To aid municipal officials in al money. "Every county and The federal money cannot tive." President Nixon's top for- the White House during the terday. The last conference'1- could bring to fruition its understanding the federal pro- every municipality has a proj- be used on the income side of The statements were made eign-afflars adviser was the pause in the negotiations. He •between the two men was plans to build an adminis- gram, the freeholders ar- ect it would like to do but the budget to reduce taxes, at a federal court hearing into first to arrive at a house in said that President Nixon had Monday night, after Kissinger trationcomplex. ranged to have Richard can't afford," he said. said Mr. Irwin, explaining a request by the railroad's suburban Neuilly which the sent new instructions to Kissi- had met twice during the day The county Board of Free- Thompson, president of the The administration complex that the money must be used creditors to shut down the line Americans selected as the nger. with the North Vietnamese. holders announced yesterday federal Revenue Advisory could be such a project — for projects that will be bene- to stop continued operating day's meeting place. Service, come to the county county office space is at a ficial, such as highways. losses, estimated at {600,000 a Kissinger met twice on Friday, Dec. 15, at 9 a.m. and premium with some offices Mr. Narozanick explained year. Monday with Le Due Tho of Dr. Vaccaro Faces explain the program. housed in the county court- that the money must be used The railroad has threatened the Hanoi Politburo and Xuan 13 Missing While the freeholders yes- house, the county welfare de- in accordance with the eight to cease Its passenger service Thuy, chief of the North Viet- terday refused to disclose how partment is housed in rented priorities and if it is not, the by Dec. 31 unless the state In- namese delegation to the Narcotics Charges In Collision it will use the federal money, quarters on Apple St., New governmental agency must creases its help from the cur- Paris peace talks. North Viet- , plans for the administration Shrewsbury, and the county's repay 110 per cent as a penal- rent $5.2 million a year to namese sources said the TRENTON (AP) - An As- the consumer affairs division, Of 2 Planes 1 complex to be built in Free- western regional library is in ty. |14.7 million. meeting that had been sched- bury Park physician and city said Vaccaro was charged, hold Township have been on leased facilities in Freehold. The theory behind the feder- Kohl reaffirmed his hope uled for yesterday was can- councilman, whose family has with "gross malpractice or CONWAY, S.C. (AP) - A the drawing board since 1970 Five Payments al program, he continued, is that the railroad continues in celled at Kissinger's request. been actively involved In Mon- gross neglect in the practice • jet fighter and a military and the freeholders have nev- County Budget Director to stabilize the tax structure operation, and said the state The Neuilly meeting place mouth County politics for two of medicine which has endan- transport plane on a night-in- er publicly dropped the idea. Theodore J. Narozanick said as it exists today. would help as much as pos- was the third location that decades, has been charged gered the health and life of terception training exercise, Administration Complex the county will receive about Priorities sible. Kissinger and Tho have used with 39 counts of illegally pre- one or more persons." with the transport as.prey, When the freeholders un- $3,185,000 a year for five years The eight priorities are: But he said the railroad's this week. The house being scribing and dispensing nar- The drugs allegedly dis- collided and crashed. The Air veiled its master plan for this under the federal program. — Public safely, law en- most recent money request used today Is owned by a cotics to undercover agents of pensed by Vaccaro to the un- Force said it had no reports of complex which would consist He did not know what the mu- forcement, fire protection, "seemed excessive and Paris jeweler. the State Division of Con- dercover agents "without va- survivors among the 13 men of a county administration nicipalities within the county building code enforcement. beyond the capabilities of the The meeting began at 10:30 sumer Affairs, lid medical reasons" were aboard the two craft. building, a county regional li- will receive. — Environmental protection slate." a.m. Dr. Henry Vaccaro was or- Blphetamine 20s, Tuinals, One witness said of the colli- brary and a county welfare Mr. Irwin said Mr. Narozan- including sewerage, sanitation Kohl said negotiations be- There have been no an- dered X9^crday to appear Obedrlnla and Parest 400s, ac- sion last night over north- building, the estimated cost ick has arranged to have Mr. and pollution abatement. tween the railroad and state nouncements of any kind from Dec. 13 In [jJew Brunswick for cording to Irwin. eastern South Carolina: was $11.5 million. Also at that Thompson discuss with mu- — Public transportation in- were held as recently as either side on progress — or a hearing fin the charges be- Vaccaro has been a city "They looked like some Ro- time, the freeholders said that nicipal officials what is and cluding transit system and Friday. lack of it - in the talks. Offi- fore the State Hoard of Medic- councilman In Asbury Park man candles shooting, then construction was anticipated what is not allowed under the streets and roads. cial spokesmen have refused al Examiners, which could for XI years. His slsterj Mary there were pieces flying lo take place in the next five Kohl said after the hearing federal program. The meeting — Health activities. that if the railroad's request to give any indication whether suspend or permanently re- Vaccaro Martin, is Asbruy through the air, burning." years — by 1975. 1 will be held in the Hall of — Recreational activities, was met it would amount to a. Kissinger and Tho are bearing voke his license to practice Park city deA, and his broth- The plaites crashed three Building the complex would Records here. — Libraries. auvaisy od \'l for.each com- agreement on modifications to medicine in New Jersey. er Martin Vaccaro, is mayor miles apart in a sparsely set- fall into one of the eight prior- Mr. Irwin said the meeting See County, page 2 muter's ride. The railroad's the draft cease-fire agree- Charles Irwin, director of of neighboring Allenhurst. tled area of woods and open ities the money could be used fields. for. The freeholders, however, The Air Force said the pilot could use the money for other of the single-seat F102 Delta projects, such as the county Dagger fighter was Air Na- sanitary landfill, or for some 3 Colleagues Rap Apy Birth Control Bill Plan tional Guard Capt. Thomas G. that they, haven't publicly an- Hagood Jr., 28, cf Lexington, nounced. Strong indications, By DORIS KULMAN proposal, contending that it xually active minors to obtain depth, as Mr, Apy has, and I that 4fi per cent (if single girls "And I don't think high S.C, a pilot for Eastern Air however, point toward the would encourage sexual contraceptives without paren- haven't read the NOW report. have lost their virginity by the school girls arc unaware of Lines. complex. Three of Monmouth Coun- promiscuity. tal consent is the prime rec- 1 will be very Interested in age of 20, Mr. Kennedy de- birth control," the Spring ty's five-man Assembly dele- Mr. Apy said he has re- ommendation of a 15-page re- reading the report. It's an ex- clared, "I don't believe that." Lake Heights insurance HHlliiilHiiiiiiiiiitrattiiiiiiiiniitiiititiismiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiuitiimifiMiiiiii imiiiiiiiiiii gation yesterday said "no" to searched the question since port by the Monmoulh County tremely sensitive area with The real problem. accord- agency head declared. "The a proposal that birth control last February when Mon- Chapter of the National Orga- great social, economic and po- Ing to the western Monmouth 'smart' gills who go to bed be made available to minors, mouth County Planned Par- nization for Women (NOW). litical overtones." legislator, is one of parental with every guy up and down The Inside Story while a fourth wouldn't say enthood, of which he is coun- The report was summarized "I find the idea disgusting," responsibility "to bring their the block aren't getting preg- nant, It's the timid little girl Winter Glow Ball addendum I'agc 20 anything. sel, sought his opinirtn on its in yesterday's Dally Register. Assemblyman Kennedy, a children up right," and of who gets caught In-a passion- Stanley Stllwell still going strong Page 22 Assemblyman Chester Apy, potential legal liability for Monmouth NOW said its lielmar attorney, siild. "It's teaching the young moral re- ate moment, and that's trag- Rodgcrs captures llclsman Trophy l'age 24 a Little Silver Republican, treating minors "and 1 be- four-month study was spurred not the approach I'd like to sponsibility. ic ... " Knlcks defeat Cavaliers Page 24 has said he plans to introduce came aware of gaps in the by a 5H per cent Increase in il- , see. It would be opening the Making contraceptives 'B' Division cage outlook Page 2S legislation next month that existing law." legitimate pregnancies and a •flood gates to promis- available to minors "would be As for the cost to society of .. . . , „ DAILY REGISTER would pecmit minors to obtain Other Provisions 300 per cent increase in vener- cuity , . . to concede that the problem is caring for the unmarried teen- Bridge Advice 27 PHONE NUMBERS contraceptives without paren- New Jersey law permits mi- eal disease among New Jer- "We have to find substitutes insoluble," Mr. Kennedv aver- ajje mother and her offspring, Classified 2MI MalnOfllce 741001ft tal consent. nors to consent to treatment sey teen-agers, Its report is for this so-called sex activity red, "and I'm not-ready l« con- "1 wont put a dollar sign on morality," Mr. Robertson Comics 27 Classified Ads 7416900 John I. Dawes, a Freehold for venereal disease without being readied for distribution of children of this age," he as- cede that yet. .said. Contemporary Life 20-22 Legal Adv 7410010 Township Republican, de- parental consent and allows to the slate's legislators. serted. "1 think it can be "My experience with NOW Crossword Puzzle 27 Display Adv 7410010 clined comment. Assem- unmarried pregnant minors to Dawes Shocked done. I hopn so. Is that I find very little to No Adoption Children Editorials S Circulation Dept 741-3330 blymen Brian T. Kennedy and consent for medical and surgi- "I thought we had these More Religion HKrce with them upon and this He didn't specifically ques- Entertainment 12-31 Sports Dept 741-0017 Joseph R. Robertson, both Re- cal treatment related to their problems under better con- "A few more Hilly (inihams seems true to form," he said. tion the .statistics on Illegiti- Financial.. 14-16 Contemporary Life 741 0010 publicans, and KugeneJ. Bed- pregnancies. trol," Mr. Dawes, a Freehold or what-hiive-you might Won't Support macy but related that two Horoscope 27 Accounts Payable 7410010 ell, a Democrat, attacked the Legislation permitting se- attorney, declared, "I'm help," he .suggested. "If the "I won't support It," Assem- families In his constituency, Movies J2 Accounts Reccivable...74l-O0IO shocked at those statistics." yoiin>; people could be more blyman Joseph E. Robertson "one black family and one Obituaries 4 Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 Giants-Dolphins Game No-Fault Auto Insurance He refused comment "be- Involved with religion and said of Mr. Apy's announced white family, called me and. Sports 24-2« Freehold Bureau 462-2121 $12 package deal, bus round Call for quote. 583-4700. (Adv.) cause I haven't had the ben- (lod, I don't care what faith, bill. "Dammed If I'm going to asked me to intorcede and Television 32 Long Branch Bureau...222 0010 trip, box lunch, buffet, enter- efit of studying the problem In we would sec a cutdown in do p-iything to encourage u help them In adopting a child. IUI—iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii tainment, dancing, (lame Lester Stevens, 4*3-2749 this type of activity." promiscuous society. We have But there aren't any adop- RICHIE RAY tickets not Included. Home- formerly of tied Bank Tire Boat Books a society where It's a sill to be tublc children available. As for some of Hie statistics, 1 Sal's Tavern and Hestaurant is at lnc cabaret, Hwy 35, Ea- stead Restaurant, Spring Co., will handle your tire Boat House, Sea Bright. Open such as tho President's Com- married as a virgin and I "My wife recently read that. Scrvlnglunch and dinner umtown, N.J. 542-B83B. (Adv.) Lake Heights. 449-7474. (Adv.) needs. (Adv.) 7 days until 5:30. (Adv.) mission on Population report think that's sad... See Colleagues, page 2 (Adv.) . be bally Register, Ited Bank-Mtddtetow«, NX Wednesday,JDecewbetfi, 1172 Man Faces Charges In Four Towns •• MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A Port Monmouth man is being held in lieu of $15,000 bail pending preliminary hearings on charges of open lewdness. Complaints against Thomas O'Hara, 29, of 199 Port Mon- mouth Road are also being filed in three other Bayshore municipalities. Detective Sgt. Joseph Book- et said Mr. O'Hara was ar- rested Monday afternoon af- ter allegedly committing a lewd act before two township girls on Lloyd Road. Mr. O'Hara was arraigned before acting Municipal Court Judge Ralph E. Heuser Jr., Rtgiltir Stall Pholi who set bail at $5,000 and Dec. 14 as a preliminary hearing THE WINNER — Anthony Laugelli, left, winner of the Long .Branch Fire date. Department's contest yesterday for the second assistant fire chief's post, Matawan Borough Detec- accepts his officer's helmet from Chief Byron Anderson, right. Taking ,,, Rtoliltr staff Phai* tive Sgt. Carmen Messina has part in last night's ceremony are David Bilger, second from left, assistant YOUR HAT NOW - Outgoing Red Bank Fire Chief Garrett Corson, left, puts the chief's hat on John charged Mr. O'Hara with two chief who becomes fire chief New Year's Day, and Samuel Juliano, new Abbatamarco, of Liberty Hose Co., who was elected to the post last night. Other new officers are counts of lewdness stemming assistant chief. Mr. Laugelli polled a sweeping 351-71 victory over Ray- ; Charles Jones, Union Hose Co., first deputy chief, third from left, and Louis Albano, Relief Engine Co./ from incidents there Nov. 7 mond Cook, a member of the Neptune Hose Company. second deputy chief. and Monday. Judge Heuser has set bail at $10,000 pending a preliminary hearing. Alert System Flashes AT&T Project Seen Boosting MiddJetown Detective Capt. Robert M. Letts said a detai- ner for Mr. O'Hara's arrest has been filed. Detectives Arthur Stover Fire Election Outcome Freehold Area Development and Leonard Moon have LONG BRANCH -The mond Cook, a member of the 1975. Assistant Chief David signed three complaints city's fire alert system tapped Neptune Hose Company, as Bilger moves up to become •} FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - to all of Monmouth County. It as "very sophisticated equip- will collect a Utilities Gross against the suspect for alle- out a signal 3-5 at 9:16 p.m. 422 of-the city's nearly 600 fire chief here New Year's Monmouth County and Town- reinforces my own belief that ment" and 160 employes, all Receipts Tax, on a rate to be gedly committing lewd acts in last night and hundreds of firemen cast 351 votes in his Day. He will succeed Chief Ship officials are happy about Freehold Township will be- of them technicians and tele- determined by the state Pub- the Oak Hill section of Middle- firefighters throughout the favor and 71 firefighters voted Byron Anderson. : a recently disclosed plan to come the business and cultur- phone operators. It will be lo- lic Utilities Commission, the town Nov. 29. city cheered. • for Mr. Cook. build a $13.4 million long dis- al center of Monmouth Coun- cated on Rt. 537 west of Rt. 9 county tax board pointed out. Samuel Juliano, the present Marlboro Township Police The signal told all who The new assistant chief second assistant chief, moves tance telephone switching ty. This is only thq first step. I adjacent to the Maplewood Work on the commu- said yesterday afternoon they could hear it that Anthony polled heavy margins in eight center here. am very elated." Cemetery and the racetrack. nications center began last up to assistant chief Jan. 1, also are preparing charges Laugelli, Atlantic Fire Com- of the city's nine fire com- when Mr. Laugelli succeeds "This is the type of thing we The new facility being The Freehold Racing Asso- March, when real estate bro- panies. Mr. Cook swept only against the suspect. pany's candidate for second him in that post. have been devoting more and planned by the Long Lines ciation, Inc, owner of the kers, who declined to identify Mr. O'Hara is being held in assistant fire chief won y es- his home "company, where no more attention to," said My- Department of American property, filed an application their customer, approached the county jail. terday's balloting contest. votes were cast for the Atlan- Several hundred local fire- .:ron L. Taylor, county plan- Telephone and Telegraph Co. for the minor subdivision yes- the county planning board, The 3-5 code is that fire com- tic Company candidate. fighters gathered in the Atlan- ••ning director of industrial de- and New Jersey Bell Tele- terday. The site will be pur- Mr. Taylor said. pany's house-call signal. Yesterday's victory assures tic Company firehouse after velopment. "We want office phone Co. is a three story chased for the commu- They wanted a site within a Colleagues Mr. Laugelli rolled up a Assistant CJhief Laugelli of his last night's alert told the tale type Installations." 130,000 square-foot almost nications center. The subdivi- five mile radius of Freehold, sweeping victory over Ray- eligibility as fire chief here in of the winning candidate. "It's the greatest thing that windowless building with sion would take a 9.IB acre he said. "The broker spent ever happened to Freehold brick facing designed by the parcel from a 95.34 acre tract weeks in the office looking at Rap Apy Bill Township," Deputy Mayor architectural firm of Rose, zoned for commercial use. property. . . more than 30 Gerard N. Pratt said yes- Beaton and Rose of White At the current tax rate of sites were evaluated," Mr. terday. Plains, N.V. There will be a $4,083 per $100 of assessed val- Taylor added. Proposa(Continuedl) Marlboro Hearing Set Township committeeman 200-foot antenna tower behind ue, the center would bring the Finally, on Monday night, it. township about $544,442 in there were more women in Romeo Caseacs predicted: representatives of AT&T, Congress in 1958 than there "It will be of great benefit not The building will house taxes. New Jersey Bell, and the In addition, the township are in 1972," Mr. Robertson only to Freehold Township but what Mr. Taylor referred to Township Committee and added, suggesting that NOW planning and zoning boards On Apartment Project "should start concentrating met to discuss the plan. its efforts in another direc- MARLBORO - The Zoning Feather & Down Co., Brook- In other action, the board Begin Next Year tion." Board of Adjustment resche- lyn. denied U.S. Homes a variance Garden Apartments May The telephone company "1 am adamantly opposed," duled for Jan. 22, a hearing on The proposal provides for to allow one lot of a three-lot hopes to break ground by Assemblyman Bedell stated. an application for 392 garden 600 parking stalls, a swim- subdivision to have 45 foot early next year. There are "The permissive laws we apartment units at the south- ming pool, and two tennis frontage on Rt. 9, instead of still some administrative hur- have now are one of the rea- east comer of Ryan and Rob- courts. The apartments would 100 feet required by the zoning Be Allowed by Hazlet Code dles. After the subdivision is sons for the increase in VD ertsville Roads. be two stories high. ordinance. classified and approved, the and illegitimacy. Meanwhile, Sidney Leveson HAZLET - A new township Garden apartments are Also awarded was a $3,049 utility will have to comply The hearing was scheduled The Planning Board pre- "The kids know about the and Martin Gitten issued a zoning ordinance amendment being provided in the amend- contract for two-way radio with all the requirements for for last night, but the board's viously withheld final approval birds and the bees at an early news release last night stating which would allow construc- ment for better overall plan- maintenance and equipment. site plan approval. None of attorney was unable to attend. for subdivision of nine acres age. If they're going to be that the 'Marlboro Republi- tion of garden apartments is ning Mayor Filardi said. "We Knapp Radio Co. of Union the local officials were ready The applicant is Baron As- of the Emmons property into _ damned fools about how they can Club is doing everything expected to be introduced at a are planning for it," he said. was the lower of two bidders at'this point to predict wheth- sociates, Freehold. They want three parcels for the construc- conduct themselves, all the it can to keep apartments out special Township Committee "If it (apartment construc- on that contract. Bids were er or not any variances will to construct 314 one-bedroom tion of two homes. literature and protective de- of Marlboro and hold down meeting next Tuesday. tion) is going to happen, we received last week. be needed. and 78 two-bedroom apart- vices in the world won't help a our tax rate." The Board denied the Committeeman Herbert J. want to say where apartments Two bids on snow removal Scheduled to begin oper- ments on 12 per cent of a 34.9 bit. And then, when they face "At the Board of Adjust- request for the variance be- Kupfer said last night a public will go," he declared. were rejected. Township clerk ating in 197fi, the center will acre site. the consequences for their ac- ment's hearing on the appli- cause there was no effort on hearing is anticipated on Jan. The zoning changes, Ihe Bruce M. Muni was author- house facilities to speed long tions, alt society is supposed Presently, there is no provi- cation for 392 apartments, we the part of the applicant to JB. mayor continued, have been ized to advertise for new bids distance calls to and from to be sympathetic. Well, I sion in the zoning ordinance will present research to show buy land next to the subdivi- By Jan. 30, he continued, a in the planning stages for nine to be received Dec. 19. central New Jersey into the don't buy that. 1 feel sorry for for multi-family dwellings. the lack of need for apart- sion to meet the required second public hearing is ex- years. The committee approved a nationwide network, said tele- the unwanted kids they bear, Therefore, the possibility ex- ments, and the impact the frontage. pected. Also on that date com- The garden apartment pro- $50 monthly rental fee for phone company representa- but not for the parents." ists that a lawsuit may evolve proposed apartments would Also, the board said that the mittee adoption or rejection vision is the biggest change in Central Construction Co. to tives. Mr. Bedell, a Keansburg la- from the application. have on our town." the state- project would "increase the of the ordinance is antici- township zoning provided in store construction equipment This is the fifth major con- bor leader, is on the Assembly The applicants want the ment said. drainage problems" of the pated. the revised ordinance Mayor near the municipal garage. struction project in New Jer- Appropriations Committee board to recommend that The hearing will be held at K surrounding homes. The sub- Mr. Kupfer said four areas Filardi said. The firm is involved in sewer sey announced by AT&T Long "where we see so many council approve a use vari- p.m. at the Marlboro Elemen- division is located near Sand- In the township are deemed Status Quo construction and will rent Lines in little more than a crying heeds of people af- ance for the project. The own- tary School, School Road burg Drive in Whittier Oaks suitable for garden apartment Commercial zoning will space HiO by 150 feet. year. construction. They include "stay pretty much the same Mayor Filardi reminded flicted without any fault of er of the land is the Prime West. East. Construction of a $10 million their own, people with hemo- Jerry Brook Farm and sites and on the highways," Mr. Fi- residents that warnings are center was started in Cedar near Bedle and Clark Streets, lardi said. being issued by members of philia and kidney diseases and Knolls last December, and without the resources to meet near Holiday Inn on Rt. 35, Mr. Kupfer said some resi- the police department to per- two long distance switching and near Bradlces on Rt. 3li. dential districts have been ex- sons who park in fire lanes lo- the high medical costs, people Multiple Dwelling Ban Set centers, totaling $145 million, I want to help. Potential sites for garden tended in the new proposal, cated at shopping centers. were begun earlier this year apartments, Mr. Kupfer said, and square footage require- "I don't want to sound in Itnchcllc Park and Ham- harsh, but the kids in trouble, must be more than six acres. ments for house construction ilton Township. Last August, To End Jan. 1 in Sea Bright the pregnant teen-agers and Mayor Stephen J. Filardi es- have been increased. plans were announced for a timated that the proposed zon- Planning Board members Woman Faces the drug addicts, aren't com- SEA BRIGHT - What hap- ordinance and is planning to ized him to enter into an switching center in Galloway pletely guiltless. I don't think ing change might mean that arc expected to attend hear- Township. pens after Dec. 31 when an have more. agreement with the New Jer- Fraud Charge the taxpayer should have to "interim moratorium" on con- 2,056 units could be built on ings on the ordinance, the Speedier Service "Public hearings," Mayor sey State Department of Com- dig into his pocket, and I think struction of multiple dwellings 125 acres. The acreage he rc- mayor said, so that specific MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Do- Kach long distance center Norton said, "may not be pos- munity Affairs for the ap- the public attitude on this sub- expires? , ferred to would be on the four questions can be clarified by lores M. Melliado, 39, of 22 will provide telephone users sible on the new ordinance pointment of an inspector, re- ject is hardening, The question was asked of different sites. them. That board, the mayor Dibling St., Union Beach, has more direct access to the vast prior to the middle of January sponsible for enforcing state "In our literature, TV, mov- Borough Attorney Richard L. Current zoning on the suit- continued, has been present at been charged with fraud in nationwide telephone net- or in early February." and municipal codes on mul- ies, we encourage sex, we say Bonello last night by Coun- able sites, the mayor said, is a all meetings in which the ordi- connection with the alleged work. They are designed to Mr. Bonello had earlier tiple dwellings. sex is tun, and everyone get cilman Charles Rooney Jr., mixture of commercial and nance has been discussed, Mr. embezzlement of $!>(i7 from handle projected increases in pointed out that with council's Appointment of an inspector into the act. I don't know and wasfrepeated by Gregory residential. Filardi said. her former employer. long distance calling over the termination of term of office was approved by council at its where the hell we're going." Harquail of 270 Ocean Ave. Code Details Dec. 19 was set as a hearing Detective Capt. Itobcrt M. next decade. at the end of the year, no le- last meeting. He will, accord- Hut he thinks we're going to Mr. Rooney asked Mr. Bo- The amendment would re- dale on an amendment lo the Letts reported Mrs. Melhado In addition, the switching gal action could be under- ing to Mr. Bonello, work with be taking some steps back, nello for legal advice on the quire that the apartments be existing zoning ordinance re- was taken into custody Mon- center here will handle calls taken before council's annual the State Local Cooperative Mr. Bedell said. possibilities of extending the two-story structures, Eighty garding the building morato- day night by Patrolman Step- now being routed through reorganization meeting. Housing Inspection Program, "1 think we're rounding a moratorium while Mr. Har- per cent of the units in a com- rium. hen J. Xanthos after a com- New Brunswick thereby al- "First," he said, "I must be thus making Sea Bright eli- turn in the liberal viewpoint quail asked what council plex would have lo be one The amendment extends the plaint had been signed against lowing for further expansion authorized to draft the new gible for a state grant in aid toward sex and promiscuous could have done in time to bedroom units; the remaining moratorium from Dec. .'II to her by a security officer for utilizing existing equipment. ordinance, then must follow a for the improvement of local conduct. I'm not for stagger- have the moratorium legally 20 per cent would be two-bed- Jan. 111. Originally the morato- Two (iuys Department Store, The center will house equip- series of meetings for its in- enforcement facilities. ing hack into the Victorian extended before the end of the room apartments. rium was to have ended Sept. lit. 35. ment for routing long distance troduction', publication and Councilman Leroy Gibson age, but I think we've gone year, when the present coun- Mayor Fllardi said planning .11. It was extended, however, It has been charged that calls to and from a portion of approval at final hearing, be- announced that with the coop- quite far enough. The per- cil's term expires. consultant Leo Carling of Her- because of proposed zoning Mrs. Melliado, while em- the 201 calling area, which in- fore extension of the morato- eration of Council, grammar missive society has only bert Smith Associates pre- changes. ployed at the store, fraudu- cludes the communities of Mr. Bonello said there can rium could be legally ap- school students will conduct a .added to our problems" dicts such apartments would A contract for road material lently (iblained refunded cash Kcansburg, Toms River, Sea- be no legal way of extending proved." paper drive in the community, bring .2 additional children was awarded to Manzo ('(in- for tier own use. side Park, and Knglishtown. the moratorium, adopted last Will Accept Bids with the sponsorship of the April by a 3 to 1 vote, banning per unit into the township. trading Co. of Matawan for She has been released in Long distance calls coming When the moratorium ex- Rumson Country Club, on De- all construction of high rise New homes, according to the $0,24(1. That firm submitted }I,IH)O bail pending a prelimi- into the center will be pro- County Sees pires, Mr. Bonello said, "The cember!). apartments, multiple dwelling planning consultant, would the lowest of three bids on the nary hearing in Municipal cessed in split second stages Zoning and Planning Boards Councilman Salvatore Gatto • units, motels, molor courts, add 1.4 children per house. contract last week. Court Jan. 8. by switching machines. The will be free to accept appli- announced that Die annual Million motor hotels and similar uses. calls will then travel to their cations. Whether any action is Christinas tree lighting cere- destination:; via cable or mi- The moratorium was sought taken on them by these mony will be held in front of crowave radio equipment, as- rom U.S. to give council time to amend boards or by the council, will the Borough Hall at 7 p.m., Weather: Mostly Cloudy sociated with a 200-foot tower ((.OMinued) the current zoning ordinance, depend on council's policy af- December 7, with the partici- located behind the building. — Social Services for the for the purpose of laying down ter the first of the year." pation of grammar school stu- Mostly cloudy today with A blizzard pounded I he ranged from •'•it at Worland, Antennas will beam telephone poor. better planning procedures On the recommendation of dents and other community scattered showers likely this Sierra Nevada mountains Wyo., In 71) at West l'alm signals to relay stations Inler- — Financial administration for the community's growth. Mr. Bonello council author- organizations. afternoon, high !>5 hi lid. 1 early today with galc-forci Heach, Fla. connecting with the main including auditing. Warned of Delays Cloudy, becoming windy and winds lo 70 null's per hour, c o in in u n i c n t i o n s r o u t e s Any ordinary and necessary Last April, Councilman Sal- turning colder tonight, low in TIDES heavy snow and below zero serving the country,: capital expenditure author- vatore (iatto, council's repre- the low 3U.s. Tomorrow partly Sandy Honk sentative on the Planning temperatures. Present plans call fur the ized by law and which has a Dr. Kenneth B. Shaw cloudy, windy and colder, TODAY — High K:II5 pin. Board, had said introduction Heavy snow warnings were building to house New Jersey life expeclancy would qualify, high 40 lo 45. Winds southeast ;inil low'MH p.m. of the new zoning ordinance posted for northern California Hell equipment (trnlfic ser- said Mr. Narozanick. This lo southerly II) lo IT) niiles'per TOMORROW - IlltJll K:2I had been scheduled for mid- Announces the Opening and eastern Oregon and trav- vice position system) Hint will would be a project that has a hour today, shifting to north- .i in and Kll p.m. and low August, lie had warned, how- elers advisories were issued enuble telephone operators to useful life of more than a of his New westerly 10 to 20 miles per 2:l,'l a.m. and 2:57 p.m. ever that delays "may occur for nearby a re an beciinse oi assist customers quickly. Us- year, such as buildings, etc. hour toward evening. North- For Ited Hank anil Itiiinson after its introduction, and dur- strong winds and dnllini; ing modern, cordless consoles, The county's master plan west winds 15 lo 25 miles per lirldgc, add Iwo hours; Sea ing public hearings." EQUINE VETERINARY PRACTICE snow. operators will be able to help for the administration com- hour with higher gusts tonight Bright, deduct III minutes: office located at The Florida peninsula was the customers as their calls plex included an adminis- Mayor ('ecile K. Norton said and tomorrow. Outlook for Long Branch, deduct 15 min- partly cloudy anil warm, with are going through, in about tration building to house coun- last night that council has al- 675 BRANCH AVE,, LITTLE SILVER .Friday: fair and continued utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 temperatures in the 70s. half the time it-takes with Ihe ty departments which are now ready had repented meetings 842-8266 cool. minutes. Temperatures before dawn Ifamlllar switchboard. in the Hall of Records here. in caucus on Ihe proposed new The DaUy Register, Red Bank-MUkUetowi, N J. Wednesday, December «, 1171 3 (WORLD Commuter Woe Relief Seen in Hydrofoil By the Associated Press By BOB BBAMLEY loan will be made in Washing- ton tomorrow, Mr. Dowd told MIDDLETOWN - "Instant his audience. Nixon Decisions Down to Four highways through hydrofoils" •He stressed that the hydr- CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - President Nixon has nar- — this is what International ofoil program will not be sub- rowed to four the decisions he has yet to announce on second- Hydrolines Inc. and its-area sidized. "We'll pay the loan term Cabinet posts, and is poised to whittle the number fur- subsidiary, Tri-State Hydr- back. We're asking nothing ther today. olines Inc., — have to offer from- the state, and in the pri- Still to come are the chief executive's choices for second- the New Jersey-New York- vate sector we're in a fairlv healthy position; we're not term attorney general and secretaries of agriculture, trans- Connecticut commuter areas. portation, and commerce. An appeal for support for looking for additional funds at Nixon, who flew to his Camp David retreat last night for the proposed service, de- this time," the hydrofoil exec- more work on his government-reorganization plan, is expected signed to answer many of the utive explained. to disclose soon that he will retain Richard Kleinrtienst as at- transportation problems faced Private Deal torney general and Earl Butz as agriculture secretary. by frustrated commuters, was The project is being kept John Volpe is slated to step down as transportation secre- made here last night by Ira E. strictly private because its tary and to be nominated as ambassador to Italy, land of his Dowd, president of Inter- principals believe it can be ancestors. And Peter G. Peterson is reported in line for a national Hydrolines Inc. and profitable, Mr. Dowd went on. switch from commerce secretary to a new post as overseer of known as the "godfather of He explained that a hydr- U.S. international economic policy. hydrofoils in America," in the ofoil is essentially "an air- home of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Nixon announced Tuesday that he will nominate Under- plane with wings under it." B. Schlenger of Navesink Riv- Because water is about 800 secretary of Commerce James T. Lynn to succeed George er Road. Romney as secretary of housing and urban development, and times as dense as air, the that he will keep Rogers C. B. Morton as secretary of interior "Why are we here tonight?"' "wing" needed to lift the during his second term. asked Mr. Dowd, making his hydrofoil clear of the water is ** The White House also disclosed yesterday the resignations presentation before more than 800 times smaller than an air- of two key Treasury Department officials — Deputy Secretary 100 officials and guests seated plane wing which could lift a Charles E. Walker and Assistant Secretary Eugene T. Ros- around the indoor swimming similar load. And lifted free of Riglmr staff Pholo sides. pool of the Harmonique the water on its foils, the INSTANT HYDROFOIL HIGHWAYS- Ira. E. Dowd, president of International Hydrolines Inc., de- Farms estate. hydrofoil boat requires only scribes firm's plans for tri-state hydrofoil commuter service to include Bayshore area. Hydrofoils, he Flea for Support one-third the power that a dis- said, are answer to commuter frustrations. Presentation was made to more than 100 officials and Truman in Hospital Answering his own question, placement hull needs for a guests at Harmonique Farms, Mlddletown estate of Dr. and AArs. Harold B. Schlenger. Mr. Dowd urged his audience given speed. Or, said another KANSAS CITY — Former President Harry S. Truman, model displayed on a diving to "support our program of way, three times the speed who turned 88 May 8, has been hospitalized for the third time •board over the swimming water transportation by con- can be achieved with the this year. pool. tacting your legislators. same power. He was admitted yesterday to Research Medical Center Sixty-five feet long, the 72- "We're here soliciting en- for what a hospital spokesman described as pulmonary con- "Therefore hydrofoils can passenger boats will have a thusiasm to get the program gestion — congestion of the lungs. His condition was described be economically competitive beam of 19 feet, 6 inches. as fair. going," the hydrofoil expert with other forms of trans- They will be of welded alumi- said. The hospital said "fair" indicates "vital signs are stable portation," Mr. Dowd de- num construction, combining and within normal limits. Patient is conscious. He is not com- Through Tri-State Hydr- clared. aircraft and marine construc- fortable or may have complications. His recovery is antici- ofoils Inc., International Past Failures tion techniques. Their twin pated." Hydrofoils intends to have a The point has been proven diesel engines will supply a to- The hospital said it has four designations for patient con- tri-state commuter service in many times over by success- tal of 1,100 horsepower, turn- ditions — good, fair, serious and critical. operation late in 1973. Con- ful hydrofoil operations in 30 ing two screws and driving A new briefing was scheduled for11:30 a.m. EST today. templated in the tri-state area nations throughout the world the boat at a cruising speed of is a fleet of 10 hydrofoils, each in the past 15 years, he added. • 40 miles an hour on its foils. capable of carrying 72 passen- 5 More Die in Ulster In the Soviet Union, a pioneer. Passengers will ride in an gers between points in New in hydrofoil operation, more BELFAST (AP) - Gunmen.pumped bullets into the chest Jersey, New York and Con- air-conditioned and heated than 5,000 boats are in daily lounge in three-abreast, air- and head of a man today and left his hooded body on a Belfast necticut and terminals in or use. street. near New York City. liner-type scats. The vessels It was the fifth killing in Northern Ireland in 24 hours and Why have other such proj- can carry 1,800 pounds of lug- Bayshore area commuters ects proposed for the Bay- gage. raised the confirmed toll in the province to 654 dead in more would be served from embar- than three years of violence. shore in the past come to The boats will be equipped kation points in Atlantic High- nothing? Because of equip- The man was not immediately identified but was believed with the latest emission con- Riflilttrllcrtl Phots lands, Leonardo, Union ment deficiency — the United to have been a Protestant. He was about 30. trol devices to avoid air and COMMUTERS' DREAM? — Ten 65-foot hydrofoil vessels like this scare Beach, East Keansburg and States has lagged far behind Two of the other four men were killed by British troops; water pollution, Mr. Dowd model, carrying 72 commuters each, will be serving the metropolitan area South Amboy. A trip from At- other nations in hydrofoil the third was an army man, and the fourth died on a village said. He added that debris or by 1974, If plans of Tri-State Hydrolines Inc., subsidiary of International lantic Highlands to Wall St., techniques — and legal ob- sidewalk as his three young children watched. ice in the water is not ex- Hydrolines Inc., materialize. Bayshore commuters would benefit from Mr. Dowd estimated, would' stacles, Mr. Dowd explained. pected to be a problem, be- embarkation points in Bayshore towns, zipping comfortably to New York The father who died was a Protestant militiaman, William take about 20 minutes and City in about 20 minutes for about $3 a trip. Bogle, 27, who had taken his family for a drive in Country Ty- The answer to the equip- cause the foils are capable of cost between $3 and $3.50, ment problem is found in the rone. They were in the Village of Killeter when four shots hit withstanding the impact of ofoils in operation in the met- with discounts for commu- 10 boats to be used by Tri- "It'll be a fun ride into more, Philadelphia. Pitts- the car. flotsam normally encountered ropolitan area," Mr. Brucker tation tickets. State, he went on. Until eight in metropolitan waters. town," he said. burgh, Norfolk, Jacksonville, Bogle staggered to the sidewalk and collapsed, crying: predicted. San Juan, Los Angeles, San Other Connections months ago, for instance light- The 10 vessels to be built by International's plans For the "I'm shot. Help me, I'm shot." He died in his wife's arms. The chairman said the hydr- Francisco, Oakland and Pflm Connections would also be weight diesel power plants of Kettenburg Marine Division tri-state area are the nucleus , A British sergeant was killed in Belfast when a homemade ofoil projecl is aimed prima- of a far more comprehensive Beach, the executive said.? mortar he had found behind a convent blew up in his face. available from the Bayshore sufficient power to-"fly" such will he delivered at the rate of hydrofoils were not available rily at relieving the frustra- plan to spread hydrofoil use "We'll provide Instant high- to such points as Kennedy, one each month starting in tions of commuters who at- Newark and La Guardia Air- in this country; now they are. February, provided the Mari- nationwide, Mr. Dowd ex- ways through hydrofoils -» no Reds Blast Saigon Base And until recent years, hydr- tempt to drive their cars to plained, Operating through condemnation, no construc- ports, and the hydrofoils time Administration mortgage their jobs in the Now York would also be used as charter ofoil operation in this country guarantee goes through, Mr. joint ventures, International tion, no maintenance," wi SAIGON - About 30 rockets and mortar shells blasted into City area. foresees operations in Balti- Dowd declared. Saigon's Tan Son Nhut Air Base and adjoining areas today in vessels for excursion work on was virtually prohibited by Dowd said. He added that no the heaviest attack on the South Vietnamese capital since the . weekends, Mr. Dowd went on. provisions of the Jones Act of difficulties with the appli- CommunistsU968 Tet offensive. Financing for the first 10 1919. The federal attitude to- cation are anticipated. The 122mm rockets killed one American and wounded nine hydrofoil vessels, to be built ward the boats has now Milton Brucker, chairman and killed or wounded some 40 Vietnamese, most of them civil- for International Hydrolines changed, though Coast Guard of Brucker International Inc., regulations on hydrofoils are CountyBacksHolmdel ians. by Kettenburg Marine Divi- parent company of Inter- The Communist gunners penetrated to within four miles of sion of Whittaker Corp. in San still strict, and the boats on national Hydrolines Inc., said the city to set up their rocket launchers during the night, then Diego, Calif., at a cost of order will meet all require- the mortgage loan will pro- opened up at 7:45 a.m. when the streets were crowded with $550,000 each, will come large- ments, Mr. Dowd said. vide about 87>£ per cent of the people on their way to work. ly from a loan guaranteed by Craft Described $5.5 million needed to pay for InChallenge on Zoning U.S. helicopter gunships and South Vietnamese bombers the U.S. Maritime Adminis- The executive described the thenlO hydrofoils. tration. Application for the boats, referring to a scale 'fi. foresee 100 to 200 hydr- FREEHOLD - The county vides for orderly growth in available utilities, our sewer attacked the launching sites while the hour-long rocket attack Board of Freeholders yes- was still going on, but there was no report of the results. this county and protection to systems, our roads and mass terday officially endorsed the its residents..." transportation facilities..'," efforts of Holmdel In defend- ".... Any mass development The freeholders said they Airbag Project 'Deflated' ing a class action lawsuit in any municipality of this fully support all the efforts of Board at Union Beach which seeks to invalidate re- county will have a serious and Holmdel and authorized 'Sind CINCINNATI, Ohio - A federal court temporarily has strictive municipal zoning or- deflated the protective airbags the federal government had or- detrimental effect upon all of directed the county counsel dinances. dered all US. automakers to install in their new cars begin- our residents and will cause and all county departments, to ning in 1975. Holmdel is one of five New further extreme burdens on cooperate fully with Holmdel Jersey municipalities named The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that Split on Hiring Policy our environment Including our in defense of this action. " in a state Superior Court suit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration must re- UNION BEACH - The first filed by Suburban Action In- design testing procedures for the airbags, known in official Vitrone questioned. discriminately fired by in- evidence that "all is not rosy" stitute of East Orange and Mi- terminology as passive, or automatic, restraint devices. "I take offense when I feel coming Boards of Education. in the internal workings of the you are treading on my areas chael Lang, a professor at Barnwell Is Selected They are designed to inflate automatically and provide a "Tenure hurts us in this sys- Board of Education became of responsibility," Mr. DiMaio tem because teachers do not Rutgers University Law safety cushion for passengers in motor vehicles which strike evident last night when sev- replied. School and its Urban Legal other objects with a certain level of force. Mandatory in- receive raises on merit," he . eral board members verbally "Mr. DiMaio is our superin- Clinic, on behalf of four orga- To Head M€AP Unit stallation had been scheduled for Aug. 15,1975. stated. "We cant get rid of a LONG BRANCH - Charles for secretary by a vote of !)j$. sparred over the hiring proce- tendent and if he has to come nizations representing blacks, guy who is only performing 60 D. Barnwell of Neptune, has Dorothy Means of Long dures on teachers. to us to ask how to do his job .Spanish-speaking and other per cent and hire someone been elected chairman of the Branch was elected treasurer Pasquale F. Vitronc and then maybe we don't need low income people and six in- Bring in Blacks, GOP Urged else who is willing to give 100 Monmouth County Action Pro- by defeating committee Ronald Minzer, both freshman him. But he is our adminis- dividuals, black and white. PHOENIX, Ariz. - The new chairman of the Republican per cent. We can't hire and gram Board of Trustees repl- choice Roinaldo Nazario by a members of the board, ob- trator and we hired him to ad- Governors Association said today his colleagues must lake the fire freely." The suit contends that each acing Mrs. Julia Wheeler of vote of 11-2. jected that the board should ministrate," Richard M. lead to broaden the base of the GOP by bringing in more "That's what the tenure law of the five towns has one or Long Branch, who held the vote on several applications Flynn, a board member, inter- blacks so that it becomes "the party of the open door." is all about," Mr. McKittrlck more of seven restrictive post two years, • Thomas Daniels and Jiic- other than the school superin- jected. quelyn Falls were elected to "Ours cannot be a for-whites-only party," Gov. Linwood said. regulations in its zoning ordi- tendent's single recommenda- Mr. Barnwell and two other the executive committee. Holton of Virginia told the final session of the Republican Gov- Stock Answer "Tenure was set up so a nance. These include a ban on tion for a particular teaching newly-elected officers were They were unopposed. t: ernors Conference. "That's always the stock board every three years didn't multi-family dwellings, a limit position. 1 not the choices recommended "As-a Southerner, I am particularly conscious of the need answer," Mr. Vitrone replied. come in and wipe out the , on the number of these dwell- by the board's nominating "Why can't we see the final "We sit back and say we have leaching system entirely." ings permitted within the to bring more black representation into the Republican committee, but were elected IVcn GUI* lo Mii'l ranks," he said. three applications and then an administrator. I think he "Well I Ihink the board town and regulations on the by wide margins after being "Ours cannot be a for-the-unyoung and for-theunpoor par- decide?" Mr. Minzer asked. should be answerable to ques- should reflect the attitude of amount of floor space in resi- nominated from the floor. MATAWAN - The Mata- tions by this board concerning dential buildings. ty. I reiterate, ours must be the party of the open door, open to "Our superintendent and the community and provide Mr, Uarnwell, who serves as wun Teen-Age Republican hiring." all segments of American life." principal make recommenda- for the welfare of the chil- The freeholders said the chairman of the Asbury I'iiik- Club will meet tomorrow at' 7 tions because they are quali- "We're not elected as board dren," Mr. Vitrone said. stated object of the suit is to Ncptune Area Board, de- p.m. in the Magnolia Inn. '"• To Appeal Fund Cutoff Order fied to do so," James It. members to run the school," "I think we should put the have the state's zoning enabl- feated Oliver Davenport of McKittrlck, board president, Mr. Flynn shot back. "We're welfare of the children first," ing law declared uncon- Asbury I'ark, by a vote iif II- FRIDAY NIGHT WASHINGTON - The Nixon administration probably will replied. "How, as board mem- elected to sec that it is run Mr. McKiltrick replied. stitutional and to have munici- I bers, can we look at an appli- pal zoning ordinances de- appeal a federal judge's ruling thai could lead to a new wave properly and to set policy." Asks Resignation J. Mutlhew Martin, ;i mem- SPECIAL of orders cutting off funds to still-segregated schools and col- cation and decide who is more "When we are voting for the Karlicr in the session Mr. clared unconstitutional in ev- qualified? There are many ery municipality In the state. ber of the freehold Area FULL COURSE SEAFOOD leges. hiring of a teacher I still feel Minzer called for the resigna- ISourd, was elected vice chair- Government attorneys say Ihc administration is likely to more areas our adminis- we should see at least the tion of outspoken board mem- In their resolution, the free- trators explore before they man. He was unopposed. challenge District Court Judge John II. 1'ratt's ruling that the three final applications the su- ber Adrian W. Schaap who holders said it was their opin- Miss Barbara Jacocks of DINNER $095 Health, Education and Welfare Department must cut off fed- recommend hiring of an indi- perintendent has narrowed has requested a leave of ab- ion that "all municipalities vidual." the Hayshore Area Board, de- eral funds if necessary to enforce desegregation in 17 Southern the filling of the job down to," sence to attend a course on should be permitted to contin- feated nominating committee • and border states. "If this board insists on Mr. Vitronc staled. "When the real property ('valuation. ue lo zone their municipalities PETERSON'S choice, Miss Hnliy Tranimell HWY. 35 RED BANK The decision on an appeal depends on how forcefully Pratt screening every applicant for. superintendent comes in with "By tht1 time we gel a loiter in accordance with local RIVERSIDE INN Implements the ruling, attorneys said. a teaching position in the one name I don't feel I am off lo Mr. Schaap lie will lie needs and desires within the In the Nov. 16 order in the District of Columbia court, Pratt school system I feel they are part of the decision. I feel it is back so I Ihink we should municipality and that this ac- gave federal and civil-rights lawyers until mid-December to taking a 10-year backward all cut and dried." table the mailer and forget tion, if successful-, would have draw up an implementing order for his siganture. step," William G. DiMaio, "Well suppose 1 bring three it," Mr. Flynn said. a detrimental effect on tin; Our 5734 school superintendent, opined. applications to the board and "I think wo should lot I he people of Mommiuth County iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii "Employment of teachers is you don't like my recommen- minutes show Mr. Schaap has and would cause chaos and an administration responsi- dation," Mr. DiMaio said. been missing from our meet- confusion. . ." Cfianutari Clubs bility and I don't relish the "What then? You gel several ings and don't belabor the The freeholders said Ihc thought of being quizzed on other board members to go point any further," Mr. county has adopted and is MAIN OFFICE my recommendations," the along with your choice and all McKittrlck stated guided by u "carefully pre- CHESTNUT ST., RED SANK, N J. 07701 superintendent continued. pay interest BRANCH OFFICES: of a sudden as your adminis- "Well he is missing ihc pared master plan which pro- 17* RT. 33. MIODLETOWN, N.J., 07MI "My findings will always be 10 EAST MAIN ST , FREEHOLD, N J , 0MJI trator the choice of hiring a most important function of Vr BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, N J,. 07T40 the same. I have recommend- teacher is not mine. this board, the formulating of SATURDAY NIGHT EltODIIIhM in 1171 by Jonn H. Co oh and Hinry Clay ed the best applicant for the "If you want to sot up a the budget," Mr. Minzer at PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER job in my opinion. committee to do the hiring of Member of ihc A«or.ioi«j Pr«*~The AMoooird Pre^ u entitled n- added. "In his responsibility SPECIAL Cluilvely to fhe us* forrepublicationof all the Ideal new* printed in thfs "If you feel the board has the teachers in this system to the taxpayers ho is not FULL COURSE PRIME RIB ntwipoper as well as ail AP newt <(i spot tries the duty to hire all teachers it's all right with me," Mr. doing what ho is supposed to Stcond clou poifoqt pciid a< Rfd ftonh, II J Q'/OI and of arttMiorml 4'A% mo Ming otfic«s Pubtlibrrt doily, Mondny mrnugri Friday. Moil tutnrnp- maybe you haven't done your DiMaio added. do." lirjni payable in fldvnnff school board homework," Mr. DINNER $495 1 Wtffc I Monlfi 3 Monlh\ A Monilit 1 Year Challenges Tenure "If he feels he is doing his VW - |MO U SO H8OO MbOa DIMalo added. Mr. Vitrone went on to chal- duty, so be it," Mr. Klynn seavtcs/s
COMPLETE SELECTION OF MEN'S BAYER AND LADIE'S GIFT SETS ASPIRIN „, COLOGNES AFTER SHAVE PERFUME CLAIROL Ladies: ARPEG PERSONAL HAND IONG& A LLY FABEHRI Daily Retfller Staff Photo SILKT CARE SET 100 BADGE OF OFFICE — Monmouth Beach Fire CTOR Chief Edwin 0. Peterson Jr., left, hands his 8 oz. chief's hat, symbol of office, to Robert A. John- LOVE son, who was elected chief of Monmouth Beach's OUR REG. RtlBENSTEIN volunteer fire company last night. The official 119 ESTEE LAUDER portion of the unit's annual meeting was pre- LOW PRICE ceded by a dinner at fire headquarters. 1.84 TABU -.1 ROLLS ROYCE Elect Fire Officers AMBUSH •' : DESK RADIO In Monmouth Beach JEAN NATE MONMOUTH BEACH - balloting were John Brazas, Mens: Robert A. Johnson ot 18 Mon- first assistant chief; Thomas mouth Parkway, a member of Barham Jr., second assistant POCKET PAK ENGLISH LEATHER 1488 this community's'volunteer chief; Michael Heath, fore- BRUT fire department for 14 years, man;-Paul Klieberg, first as- OUR REG. LOW PRICE 19.88 was elected chief of the unit sistant foreman; Louis E. RUBBER BOOTS OLD SPICE last night. In the post he suc- Ferrugiaro, second assistant ceeds Chief Edwin 0. Peter- foreman; Frank Introcaso, Loafers 2" YARDLEY BLACK LABEL son Jr., of 1 Shrewsbury president; Howard Rombey, Drive. vice president; William Han- Others elected during the sen, secretary, and Everett mm Leissier, treasurer. Chukka 3 BLACK BELT WE CARRY The election-was preceded COMPLETE SELECTION by a dinner in the organiza- CANOE tion's headquarters on Beach Rubber 4 PUB OF TIMEX WATCHES WOW! Road. AND WESTCLOX REPAIRS NEEDED it's the LONDON (AP) - Queen I ALARMS AND CLOCKS Elizabeth's royal yacht, Britan-1 nia, will be renovated at a cost CAT'S! of $4.4 million, the Defence | Ministry announced. The ves-1 , sel, which has a crew of 250, is .FREE GIFT WRAPPING I VITAMIN SALE MEOW ' 18 years old and the work is | MD ADD expected at least to double its • YOUUR UHUtORDEHR * ^ life. SHOP EARLY THE ORIGINAL PRICE EXAMPLE SHOP SMARIT A Buy j; for $5.00 GET;::; for $7.50 SAU ENDS DECEMBER 31, 1972
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lyJACKANDEMON •• ttfOt copies, then specifically wtth Greek entrepreneur!. EfUUisM is un-PaUiriied by The M Bank Register allowed Rickover to publish A crowding Greek exile, Hen who achieve in govern- WASHINGTON the book commercially if he KJias Demetracopoulos, ARTHUR Z.KAMIN ' . ment often cash in after they wished. Rickover chose not to tipped off Congress to Zum- retire by writing books, Lyn- make a penny. wait's seeming inconsistency. President and Editor don Johnson collected 11.2 SCENE Footnote: The book is avail- Now. Reps. Ben Rosenthal, D- million for his memoirs. Rich- able for $1.25 (mailing includ- N.Y,, and Lee Hamilton, D- ard Nixon and Henry Kissi- ed) from the Government Ind., chairmen of the House Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor nger reportedly are being ap- laris Submarine Fleet." But PrinUng Office, Washington. European and Near East sub- proached with Jl million of- the 316-page book would have DC. 20402, Stock number committees, have asked the S Wednesday, December f, 1*72 fers for their writings. cost at least $10 if it had been 5271-00315. House Document General Accounting Office to But at least one prominent published commercially in number 92-343. investigate. ' • public servant is asking noth- hardback. Greek Beards Gifts Still more trouble is in the offing. Assistant Defense Sec- ing except a couple of com- Reiek Ike KMs A Greek national made a se- tice Department can prove plimentary copies of his book. The 72-year-old seafarer cret $15,000 gift to President retary Warren Nutter, has as- 'There He Goes—The Besl Friend a Bomb Ever Had/ that Vardinoyiannis was con- sured Congress that the main He is crusty, old Admiral Hy- told us from his hospital bed, Nixon's campaign and got a ducting even informal "nego- man Rickover. who rose from where he is recovering from a $4.7 million contract a few reason for home-porting is to tiations" at the time of the keep Navy "families together obscurity and pvercame ad- heart attack, that he wants to months later to refuel the U.S.. gift, then he was in violation versity to push (ipon the Navy reach the kids of America 6th Fleet in Greece. rather than, apart" by bring- of federal laws governing for- ing wives to Athens. But the a nuclear submarine that the who can't afford $10 books. So The golden Greek is Nich- eign contractors. Formal Pen- brass didn't want. he gave up the profits he olas Vardinoyiannis of Motor Navy's guide for sailors gives tagon solicitation of bids did a racier vista on homeporting Years ahead ofanyone else, could have earned and made Oil Hellas in Athens, who once not begin until May, some he concluded that missile- toe book available to the pub- tried to break an international weeks after the gift. In a "Q and Assertion, the bristling nuclear submarines lic through the Government oil blockade around racist guide asks "Does Athens have any 'action'?" Then" it an- lurking in the ocean's depths . Printing Office.for $1.25. Rhodesia and now strongly This is not the only slippery swers itself, "Yes . . .Ask. would be the best deterrent For four yeaTs, Rickover "jacks the Greek military jun- question in the Navy's deal against enemy attack. He and his wife Ruth put together ta. another single man who has with the Greeks on the use of been here for awhile. In ad- worked on the project in a — he writing, she researching The swarthy 41-year-old Athens as a homeport. There remodeled ladies room when — the life stories of the 41 no- Greek millionaire made his dition to Uie domestic variety, is a mystery over a $5 million the tourist traffic is consid- the Navy tried to shunt him tables whose names are on generous contribution to the "relocatable pier" being built aside. the Polaris subs. They ranged Nixon campaign early this erable .. . Also, American for the fleet's destroyers serviccwomen and govern- Finally, he gained enough from George Washington to year, but it didn't get report- there. support on Capitol Hill to George Washington Carver, ed until Nov. t'. ment secretaries are not ex- force the grudging admirals and include comedian Will Ro- The liming of the contribu- It began when the Navy actly wallflowers." to build an experimental nu- gers, revolutionary patriot tion could not have been bet- chief, Adm. Elmo Zumwalt, Footnote: The Defense De- clear submarine. They contin- Casimir Pulaski, Hawaiian ter for a man bent on making vowed to Congress that "We do partmenfassured us that ued to belittle the project un- King Kamehameha, Daniel money from the Republican not have any intention to build there was nothing political in til it went around the world Boone and Indian hero Te- Administration. It came just military facilities for our the award of the $4.7 million underwater. cumseh. as the Navy was deciding to ships" that homeport in refueling bonanza to Vardi- Thus, Rickover. the son of a Ruth died last May before give the 6th Fleet a homeport Greece. noyiannis. He got it because Polish pants presser. achieved she could see her work in in Greece. Immediately. Var- Devious Dock . he offered the best deal fame in his time. He could print, but the book is dedi- dinoyiannis and other Greek Yet, within weeks the Navy among 38 proposals, the Pen- have collected tens of thou- cated touchingly to her. oil men began jockeying for began to circumvent these as- tagon insisted. The Navy said sands in royalties, therefore, The printing arrangement the rich refueling contract. surances with plans to finance the dock deal had been "con- for his book, "Eminent Amer- was unusual. Congress au- The gift raises a possible the $5 million pier through an curred" on by both the House icans: Namesakes of the Po- thorized its own printing of criminal question. If the Jus- ingenious "lease" agreement and Senate. Private Peek at Jack Paar By JIM BISHOP BnRmiMNniimiMiiiiiiiiimiiirmiiiiiimu when columnists such as the joys her humor and her'in- late Walter Winchell and Do- tellect. Whether he will use a A dozen years ago, the THE rothy- Kilgajlen made fun of couch this time, or a desk and great American question was: him. he would pull a camera chairs, no one knows. It will "What's Jack Paar really in close to his face and shout not be a vaudeville show. Mr.. like?" The interrogation is REPORTER invective at them. Paar is. inquisitive about people. He will be asking lots ; about to gain currency again iiiiiumiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii He cannot drink. Recently, because Mr. J'aar will do a he told me that the only rea- of questions. ..week-long show once a month. two years to go." I was wise son he agreed.to do the new Florida Retreat In the history of show busi- and jaded. I told him he would show was that a producer Years ago, the Paars and ness, no entertainer excited never quit, that he loved the caught him after imbibing two the Bishops used to spend the more speculation about his 40,000,000 viewers who sat up drinks and he signed a con- BISHOP winters at the Key Biscayne private life than Jack. late to see what would happen tract. "That will teach me," Hotel. We got to know each The truth is that his secret on the Paar show. 1 was dead he moaned. other pretty well. Today he life is prosaic, almost dull. A wrong. When Miriam had Paar enjoys sitting with the acter. This is his ace. He is and Miriam own a con- long lime ago he married a amassed enough money, Paar few people he trusts and true to himself and his prin- domtmium apartment on the Jersey's Sports Complex lovely girl from Hershey, Pa., stepped out of the spotlight swapping gossip. He enjoys • ciples at all times. If network same island. There is a spe- and he is still in love with her. into the darkness of a private hearing the "inside lowdown" officials try lo force him to do cial room for all his film Gov, William T. Cahill last Thursday piece of undeveloped real estate in the They have one child, Randy, life. on anybody. Before showtime, something he doesn't like, he equipment. officiated at ceremonies starting his ad- world. who is in college and has her He traveled. He became a he is a nervous wreck. Some- quits. Once, when a simple My guess is that he will not ministration's $200 million sports complex It is doubtful that its "undeveloped" own apartment in New York. reverse hunter — that is, he times, I sat in his dressing watercloset joke was edited change. He is 10 years older, status would last forever, and the project When Paar was earning big went to Africa to capture ani- room watching him pace up from his show, he walked off but he still enjoys loafing on a in the Hackensack Meadows. Not every- money as the daddy of all mals alive, not to kill them. and down, patting his hair in the set and was next seen in big bed with a cigar in his one who visited East Rutherford that day proposed by the state appears to have couch shows, Miriam Paar He made "home movies and place, muttering: "The mate-' Hong Kong.- face. When showtime arrives was there to cheer either the governor or more merit than piecemeal development was the bookkeeper She had sold some of them. His pri- rial isn't funny. I'm not going No one could believe that and an attendant sticks his the proposal. by private interests. a special room in their home mary interest has always to be funny toniglil." anyone would walk away head in the dressing room' As a matter of fact, the governor was Besides a modern football stadium for at Bronxville, New York, and been to edit film and achieve Then he could go put and from all that money. If neces- door and says, "Five minutes, she recorded every check that optical and sound effects, and stand in a circular spotlight sary, he will do it again. ABC Mr. Paar," the master will booed and Wellington Mara; president of the Giants and a race track, the authority came in. and every dime that he had a workroom full of and kill the audience with has been in a tizzy asking start to wring his hands and the New York Giants football team which hopes to include an indoor arena in hopes went out. Now and then, when electrical gadgets. laughter. He has trouble dis- Paar what kind of a show he ask himself why he gets into will be a major tenant in the complex, was of luring major league basketball and I was a guest on his show, he When I knew him he used to charging incompetent assis- is going to do. He tells them these situations. heckled. The protestors claim that the hockey to New Jersey. There also may be would run his hands through clean his own swimming pool. tants. Instead of saying, "Sor- candidly that he doesn't know. Then he will emerge, half auto traffic the complex will generate will a separate stadium for a professional his brown hair and murmur: Paar is the most sensitive ry. You're fired," he spreads Only one thing is sure: he shyly into a blue spotlight, "Three more years of work. man I know. A sob story the word among others that wants Peggy Cass with him. and say: "Will somebody bring air pollution; that interference with baseball game, public recreational facil- Then I quit." he is displeased. the land will harm the cause of con- ities, a hotel and a wildlife sanctuary. moves him to tears. He is just Miss Cass has never been a please tell me what I am Or: "Miriam says I have as quick to anger. Sometimes, Most of all, Paar has char- top flight star. But Paar en- doing here?" servation and pure water; that only the Rather than fight the complex, we be- wealthy will benefit from it. lieve that Gov. Cahill and Mr. Werblin are We will admit that we had reserva- visionaries who deserve the encour- tions about the complex, especially from agement and support of New Jerseyans. It Exclusive: Inside Vietnam Talks the conservation aspect and the plan to will be a showplace of which we can be build another race track to pay off the proud, and one which should bring great By ROBERT YOAKUM nrnirnmitiiiniiiiiiiiliiiiiimiiiiiHMMiiinii we've almost got the ducks in zauberned und kniffed and/ bonds for the $200 million venture. benefits to the state. a row, but it hasn't been duck betrugened und... In picking David A. "Sonny" Werblin We have been particularly impressed Every journalist in the ANOTHER soup. RMN: Enough German, world would like to know RMN: Are you making puns Henry. Now what will we do? of Holmdel as chairman of the New Jer- by the detailed studies that preceded the what's been said in the cease- again, Henry? sey Sports and Exposition Authority, LOOK We can't say ihe seven men groundbreaking, especially the con- fire negotiations conducted by HK: Well, I've been trying are unacceptable because of which will operate the complex, however, sultations that resulted in preserving ir- Henry Kissinger. I won't try iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to reach agreement with l,e- their names. We'd lose face. to conceal my pride, then, er-in-law of a man whose Gov. Cahill was tapping a talent whose replaceable woodland areas for all time. Duc Tho, chief negotiator for HK: Wait! There's a way to over a scoop of the first mag- niece is a cleaning woman in name is synbnymous with success. The state has a publicity campaign un- North Vietnam in Paris, and make the point indirectly and nitude — the transcript of a the State Department. you were meeting with The authority has survived serious le- der way which stresses the "new" in New recent report on these talks force them to change. I have verified that all Nguyen Phu Due from South RMN:How' gal challenges, and we have the assur- Jersey. The sports complex will give real made by Kissinger to Presi- names in this document are Vietnam. Get it? YOAKUM dent Nixon. • HK: You appoint a negotiat- ances of'both the governor and Mr. Wer- meaning to those promises and it will also correctly spelled and identi- RMN: (sighing): Yes, Hen- RMN: I was afraid of that. ing team made up of con- ' blin that, rather than being an ecological change one of our ugliest areas into a Before going furl her, fied: HK: .. . and three other top gressmen to serve under me. threat, the meadows will be converted to'" place of beauty and excitement. though, 1 should credit my President Nixon: Henry, HK: Then there's Ngo Cong officials, Nguyen Xuan We can put the North Viet- source, Earl Miller, bell cap- how are things going? Have Due, the neutralist and . .. Phong, Tran Kim Fhuong, namese on the ropes in a one of New Jersey's great assets. The steps taken by the authority thus tain at the Algonquin Hotel you been able to paste togeth- RMN: 1 got it, Henry! Ngo Quang Truong .. . couple of weeks. The meadows now are a disgrace, far have been monitored by state agencies here. Mr. Miller obtained the er a coalition government HK: Sorry. Anyway, the RMN: Phong, Phuong, and RMN: Really? being a huge garbage dump that smells as such as the Department of Environmental document from a bartender yet? . North has agreed lo accept Truong! You're joking! (riend, who got il from Ins HK: Yes. Here's the team: bad as it looks. Despite that, the 750-acre Protection. Continuation of this careful Kissinger: Not yet. Mr. Phan Dang Lam... HK: What do you mean? Burleson, Burlison, Byrne, aunt. The aunt thinks she got President, but we're nearly RMN: Really?! The For- RMN: Don't you see what site —15 minutes from downtown Manhat- control will help bring about one of the the Iranscript'from the broth- Byrnes, Byrd, Byrd, Evans, tan—is described as the most valuable great creations of modern time. there. You might say that eign Minister? I thought they they're doing, Henry? They're Evins, Ervin,,Mathias, Math- hated him. playing namesmanship. One ias, Mathis, Mitchell. Min- HK: No, no. The Foreign Lam but ont the other. One shall, and Mizell. Minister is Tran Van Lam. Minh But not the other. Huycn RMN: Henry, 1 think you've This Lam is Saigon's chief ne- and Tuyen. Truong, Phuong, got it! I'll arrange it right gotiator, Phan Dang Lam. Phong. The State Department away. Now you'd better get to^ The Deep water Port RMN: Oh. Are those the will never gel them straight. bed. You must'be tired after two I got confused the other Nobody will. It's a cunning all that travel. How are you Thursday, Dec. 21, is a date that de- from an offshore tanker port into Long ^_ day? blueprint for chaos and even- feeling, by the way? , HK: No, the other day you tual Communist takeover. serves special attention of all Monmoulh Branch was discarded years ago. HK: OK, except for this County residents. That's when the Army The latest word, however, is that the confused Ah Shoo . .. HK: Himmel! You're right! RMN: Never heard of him. lousy cold. Ah Thieu! Corps of Engineers has agreed to a public corps has dropped Delaware Bay as its top That explains why I've been RMN: Was that a curse or a HK : Sorry, that was a so confused recently. I hearing on its plans to approve a deepwa- choice for a deepwater port and is pushing sneeze. I've got a cold. You sneeze? thought it was jet lag and HK; A sneeze. ter port for oil supertankers. for a combination of plans that would in- confused Nguyen Van lluycn stale sir in those nightclubs, and Tran Van Tuyen. The RMN: Well then, Henry, Earlier hearings on port proposals volve Long Branch and its occanfront. The but all the time I've been ve'r- Gesundhcit. And good night. have been scheduled just about as'far first is chairman of the South .state and county must unite in a battle Vietnamese Senate and the from Long Branch as possible, and that, that, once and for all time, will remove second is leader of the Nation- city appears to be the one municipality this horrible threat to our coastline. alist Party. Today in History that will be affected the most if the engi- RMN: Doesn'l President By the Associated Press neers' recommendations are permitted lo The nation faces an oil shortage, and fhieu's name also begin wiih in Europe notified lh(S Soviets' that Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- stand. to meet it the oil companies contracted for "Nguyen Van"? On this date—.' supertankers that are too large to sail into hower had been picked to To its credit, the Monmoulh County HK: Yes, and so does den. In 1H47. Abraham Lincoln command the invasion it Eu- • ports near refineries. That causes a prob- Nguyen Van Minh, Region III Planning Board has been keeping a close took this seat in the House of rope. • lem, but it is one that should not be solved i commander. Representatives as a con- eye on the corps' so-called studies. Pre- by subjecting the Eastern seaboard to the HMN: Is he the one they gressman from Illinois. Ten years ago: London was sumably, it is because of the planners' call "Big Minh"? enveloped in the worst fog in inevitable oil spills that offshore ports In 1917, some l.BOO persons pressure that the public hearing has been HK No, that's V,en. Duong years. Toxic fumes were would bring. were killed in a collision be- set for Middlctown. Van Minh. former chief of tween Belgian and French blamed for more than 301),. state, who took over from ammunition ships at Halifax, deaths, many elderly persons. We have earlier called for vigilance on A deepwater port inside Delaware Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. 1 the deepwater port subject because an- Nova Scotia, ,. .,,, ...;. f«vo years ago: NewVwk's 4 Bay, once considered the best site, has HMN: Mmmmm. Well, In 1933. Americans jammed Metropolitan Museum of Art nouncements by the Corps of Engineers — been scrapped by the corps because of back to the coalition. Who else liguor stores and cafes to buy disclosed that a famous and subsequent explanations — leave u.s strong opposition from environmentalists. besides whatshisname I,am alcoholic beverages after re- bronze horse in Its collec- suspicious. We Were among those who 'Mini, Wliai RnzzloDnzzIc Moves! will the North accept? peal of Prohibition. tion-long considered a mas- We believe Monmouth County citizens HK: "Big Minh'"is OK. Also were led to believe that the plan to pipe oil can, and should, exert equal strength. When Does The Gniiic Bepiiif" In IM.1, in World War II, (he terpiece Of ancicqi Greek «rt. Van Huyen and Van Tuyen . American-British Command -was a 50-year-old fake. 4 • - ;."'• •' • • i • The Dally Register, Efcd Bank—Middktown, \'.j. Wfcdnfcday, Demnhtr 6,1M2 7 , Decided Marburger Fate Montnouth County Education with the Middletown police, matter what standard of nor- is: normal man is normal in lution, man fails to think em- phasis of one fact: man will Association Foothill Follies for the wonderful job they did mal-reality wip embrace, we his sensing of supernormal. pathy or practice "future not be fit until lie thinks con- 184 Broadway 387 Morris Ave. FROM OUR on that day. I can not thank are inherently duty bound to Most "psychics" exploit in- standards" in his selection cern for all his kind 24 hours > Long Branch, N.J 07740 Summit, N.J 07901 them enough. „ discover our limitations and herited facts, when they en- and world sexual concern. Po- daily — without shame, '^ To the Editor To the Editor: READERS Sincerely, death dealing insecurity Ego deavor to explain away the verty, crime and sin are the abuse, neglect or ridicule. We ' In the two weeks since the Why should road improve- Jessie Tomanek nor wealth can spare us the confusion of generation after perverted result of malfunc- arc all sentenced to under- New Jersey Senate voted not ments throughout the entire •UIIIIMIHUnillllUtUtlllllllKIHIIIIIUllllllllIlt anguish of super imposed generation of incestuous, neg- tioning humans seeking to stand or live in the imprison- to ?eappoint Dr Carl Marbur- state of New Jersey that are tried to pull him out but was The Normal pressure from demanding uni- lective breeding. make a "miracle of peace" ment of life's opportunity — , ger as commissioner of educa- wanted and needed be neg- unable to do so The first , 79 Liberty St. versal change. Crime vs. law. Religion vs. without giving all human life we cannot escape keeping our | tion there has been much crit- lected while the; Department thing I could think of was Id Long Branch, N.J. 07740 There are no saviors or saiiits Universalism etc, composes a universal sanity •— such can brother, why not improve his " icism of the part played by of Transportation squanders call the Middletown Police. To the Editor: that will do the "simple" job world of intricate involvement only be done through the in- stock so he will be concerned the New Jersey Education As- its monies on studies for a^su- They responded very quick- What do we know about the for the "complex-emotional," with difference; however, the herited consequence of sexual with keeping himself...? sociation, in Dr Marburger's pertiighway that is anathema ly They worked for over an normal we defend with habit exciting masses of men. average or normal mind can- genetic assimilation. Breed "Whitey's" and "Blackey's" defeat However, those who to the two counties it affects? hour to release my sorf. My and life, if need be...? There is no miracle of fad not conceive the "trick" in universal men of para- in their exhibited differences have been critical have over- In Warren and 'Sussex, the son was scared and therefore Normal, for most people technique, needing long voy contradiction; inflation and psychological perception, and arc keenly similar: under the ages and financial support, seek peace no more . .. ? i Jooked several important two most sparsely-populated no help at all * who believe, is a state of sado- depression are one and the convenience of lawful welfare : capable of inducing the mas- ' ffacts. counties in the state, the My next door neighbor's masochistic frustration: a same, in slaving consequence Breed out emotions, and they resent in arrogance, and "Foothills Freeway" is jnei- hopeful denial of personal or ses to think universal and of allegiance! breed out contradiction, war, under, the the inconvenience First, it should be remem- son, Mark Crelin, came to see ther needed nor wanted It evolutional consequence! sane. Wealth, Law! Religion, are confusion, and inhibited con- of "criminal poverty" they f bered that it was not the what was going on He is 15 would serve to further cor- Man wants to experience The man who discovers his two-fokfin their designed striction of psycho-physi- frustrate and blame others for \ NJEA which voted against years old, light in weight He ridorize New Jersey for the eternal psycho-physiological • "3rd eye" and others who proj- use and abuse, because man ological reality. hostilities they ignore when Dr Marburger on Nov loth, got down in the mud with my benefit of out-of-staters only. perception He seeks to mas- ect astrological body out from is frustrated in his living prac- The twisted, dissipating ex- not self-evident. it was the New Jer,sey Senate boy and helped dig him out It would destroy the last ter and control para- ."emotional body" find basis tice or thought development. hibition of human .life on earth Sincerely, It seems fairly clear that I would especially like to "green belt" in the metropoli- psychological paradox No in genetic assimilation. That In an emotional state of evo- is a coded and repetitious em- Alonzo Moore - much of the vote by the Sen- commend Mark Crelin, along tan area. The people who live ate was based on opposition to there are overwhelmingly op- busing - very much a side is- posed to it All their elected sue in education — rather representatives have come than on opposition to Dr Mar- ft 4 DAYS ONLY it WED. JMIRS.P FBI. & SAT. out strongly and unanimously burger's dubious educational against it. programs Certainly the bus- ing-Based vote did not reflect Yet the Department of Transportation— even in the the will of the NJEA which •face of the recent defeat of has fully supported in- the bond issue — persists with FOR tegration whenever it will robot-like insensitivity in la- benefit children — that is, vishing our tax dollars on this when it is done for education- unpopular and irrelevant proj- al reasons and not for reasons ect • of social experimentation. Who is behind this mis- GOING OUT The Senate cast the right vote in the Marburger case, but for appropriation of money, time, the Wrong reasons. How much and effort? Whose interests more critical the public will, in reality, be served? should be of their senators, Legislation should be in- •than of the NJEA! troduced to force the D.O.T. to transfer such funds to the This leads to a second fact killer-roads and inadequate which has been overlooked: facilities that daim thousand FABRIC that it was the NJEA alone of our lives a year. which based its opposition to The ''Foothills Follies," as WE ARE CLEARING THE SHELVES - EVERYTHING GOES! Dr. Marburger on purely it is known in the northwest educational issues, We asked, counties, is a nonsense we can for example, how the state ill afford! M.R.Hcyne Department of Education can E P Name brand Patterns, Notions, books, justify the expenditure of Grateful Lady nearly half a million dollars Union Beach, N.J. on a statewide testing pro- To the Editor: r r threads, packaged zippers, etc. •gram while there are schools 1 would like to take this op- O {in New Jersey which cannot portunity to express my heart- 'afford the materials neces- felt thanks to the team of. sary for the proper teaching surgeons at Riverview Hos- : A VISIT TO LONDON HOUSE FABRICS IS WORTH THE TRIP!" of children. We asked'what pital, the staff and my many such a program will do for the friends for their gifts, flowers children who achieve a poor and cards which I received Mention this advertisement and receive a free gift. No purchase necessary. Age: 15 or Older. score On the test because they during my recent hip oper- are culturally, not educatio- ation. nally, deprived! Special thanks are sent to the "boys" stationed with my Last, but certainly not least, son at Ft. Hood, Tex., who nil nm the public should remember that provided the "yellow roses of the NJEA is not a monolithic Texas" each day during my FREE ZIPPER entity contained in a building convalesence period at the WITH FABRIC PURCHASE OF 1.00 OR MORE. NYLON OR FREE % DOZ. BUTTONS in Trenton, New Jersey. It is hospital, and the men at Na- METAL (LOOSE). ANY SIZE OR COLOR WE HAVE AVAIL- WITH FABRIC PURCHASE (WHITE GENERAL PURPOSE) an,organization which well tional Lead, Sayreville for ABLE. WHILE SLJPPLY LASTS. and truly represents 70,000 their kindnesses. teachers who mad* It very God bless them all. clear to the NJEA leadership Mrs. Jessie McConnell that they were opposed to Dr. Marburger's reappointment, Police, Boy because of their concern for ALL 1st QUALITY 101 Leonardville Road the children of New Jersey BUTTONS .' 1°ea. LININGS 40 and for the future of the Leonardo, N.J. 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Other used on snow or dry New safe design with T handle grip. snow. Room tor 2. sizes available. surface. Handle for Heavy plated to resist rust. easy pushing. OPEN SUN. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. GIVES YOU SUPERMARKETS , OM FOOD PURCHASES OF $15 OR MORE ANOTHER * AT ANY TWO GUYS FOOD SUPERMARKET STARTING DEC. 8 ALL STORES 11 FIRST CONVINCE YOVRSELF Will Remain Open Til... II "OVR TRIM IS BETTER" Convince Yourself, Our Trim is Better. Dr. Massimo Maresca TRADING STAMPS Dr. Maresca EVERY Sunday FOOD Joins Staff PURCHASE!' Stores 'Sorry, we are not allowed lo give stamps or redeem At Hospital stomp books on alcoholic Open til RED BANK — Dr.Massimo beverages, cigaroHes or Maresca, of Middletown, has liquid milk 8 p.m. joined the staff of Riverview Hospital. He is associated with Dr. Samuel S. Adler, in the prac- WEEKLY SPECIAL tice of Obstetrics and Gyneco- logy. Dr. Maresca received his SWISS SCUBA SPORT JANITOR IN A DRUM degree in 1956 at the Medical CALENDAR WATCHtS BY TEXIZE School of the University of ? 32-OZ. SIZE \t Oftd dial moikti*. El«c)ronico!ly Naples, Italy. His father was ftiltd for occufocy. a doctor, an internist, and his Automatic col»ndof. grandfather was an obstetri- BIG. 1297 • PLUSONl CALIF 0Ma$$cQ«Fpr cian. PAY *W 'IW0&Ur5 PORK CHOP SALE!! .«». DIPT ROAST BEEF After his graduation, Dr. -OV* HIM CENTER SHOULDER Maresca completed his resi- •mir ' 109 HIP dency in the Surgical Clinic of the University of Naples and CHOPS CHOPS CHOPS then obtained his specialty di- SHOULDETHICK CURT ploma in General Surgery in London Broil 1961. Dr. Maresca spent a ShoulderSteak 109 ear in Lybia working as b.| mp doctor and joining Cube Steak imanitarian activities. At lie end of 1963, Dr. Maresca was appointed assistant GROUND CHUCK CHICKEN LEGS RIB STEAK surgeon at the Vicq Equense IRAN GOVTINSP. "OUR TRIAi- Arwaze 0TR5. BACK C Civil Hospital, Italy and was PKC. . BETTIR" )» 09 trained there in anesthesiol- 39 SHORT M .. CUT ™ ogy- He came to this country in ROASTING PORK CHICKEN LEGS ROASTING CHICKEN MRKCHOfS 1967 and spent six months at CITY CUT OOVTINSP. the Polycllnie Medical School, FRESH PORK THIGH GOVT IN5P. WIOTR. ON . 3V> Ib. Avg. C 9-HINW* New York City, in a post- SHOULDER lb I 49c graduate course in Medicine Ib. 39 mim, and Surgery, He served one year as an intern at the Mount Convince Yourself "Our Trim is Better" Spare Ribs CITY CUT COUNTRY STYLE Vemon Hospital, Mt. Vernon, USDACHO|CE 3 N.Y. and completed his first Bottom Round Roast \b.V Lamb Chops GENUINE SHOULDER Ib.l" year of residency in Obstet- 13 W rics and Gynecology at that TWO GUYS Top Round Roast USDACHO.CE )b I Smokekdd or Fresh Ham STSKLEITHER HALFF lb,b. •«« hospital. l ROUND OR Silver Tip Roast USDA CHOICE Bologna or Liverwurst SQUARE b.69 PORK 1 e White Bread . SHOULDER Indian Guide Smoked Picnic Ground Round FRESH & LEAN ,b99 Heini Midget Gherkins SWEET v-c PRODUCE DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT. Membership CHU HT n Van Camp Tuna ,K &» YEUOWCIING Nears 1,000 Overnight Diapers 12.69* HED BANK - "The Com- PEACHES 3JA° Z19« ^BANANAS A CHOPPED munity YMCA's Indian Ciuide "fa (w Mustard R Program has grown so ra- kj GOLDEN RIPE ^# UAM IMPOIMPORTER D '..-, pidly," says Y. Branch Ex- Salad Dressing 4 Ml W r • . ib. # llMfll POLIPOLISSH Ib cutive, William Dickcrson, "that it is nearing a member- Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles '^49' 4 89 ship of 1,000." C&C Cola 6 PACK 12OZ. SLICES AND HALVES % GARDEN FRESH The program of crafts, 59* 46OZ.nfe A&B DUTCH MAID games and sports involving Hi-C Drinks CAN 03 Indian rituals keep dads and 3 /wo (juqA 13. g c 6 their young sons (tirades l-.'t) Vanity Fair /jjgJS 43PLYCT. 9 LIVERWURST - busy at their bi-monthly and PINEAPPLE I Tomatoes-w.. "'^ # 7 0 special meetings. Great American'^ 3 CANS JUICE PLYMOUtH ROCK Local tribes are organized FRESH SEEDLESS 1 48Slz*CQC 49 into one of three nations— Hudson Conserve Towels 3TPLY85C Ib. Shrewsbury, Navcsink or C Florida Grapefruit -.0—37 Ham Bologna AIMV LAUNDRY Raritan. Recently, the Na- FRESH CRISP FLORIDA *\ La,0. QCC ALL WHITE MEAT V, vesink and Shrewsbury Na- M|UA DETERGENT 10c OFF LABEL ISM* J s Ib. 16oi. C 4 199 Cucumbers • *•* Rich's Turkey Roll tions held meetings to oloct Calgon Bubble Bath BOX 5S officers and plan for their Fuh-lnduetiun Nighls. The. Navesink Nation's VALUABLE COUPON newly elected Chief, Al Hood o[ m Toward lh« puretioi* oF Mufdlctown, reported that m Fun Night for his tribes drew SAVE MAXWELL HOUSE GENERAL MILLS I a good turnout last Friday at i COFFEE 2-lb. CAN TOTALOR CORN 1 Holrndcl Township Inter- W/COUPON 1.29 COOL WHIP TOTAL mediate School. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS 8 01 or 7 oz. The new Chief of the i On* tovMtn p»r cvilemtr. GOOD ONtY AT TWO GUYS WITH THIS Oooi) thru BIRDSEYE On* coupon par cuttemvr Shrewsbury Nation is Andrew Sol. Die 9. 1973 Gold Ih.uSol O.c 9. 197] COUPON MIR. GINIRAL FOODS, INC. NON-DAIRY Nalanagani, Red Hank, who TOPPING MfJ GINFBil MIllS, INC announced Unit their Nation's Fun Night will be held at lied UfO Hank Regional High School toward thi purchai* cl STRAWBERRIES Friday from II to 1(1 p.m. INSTANT COFFEE toward lh« purthoi* of The evening program in- SAVE WHOLE, NATURAL & HILLS COFFEE cludes games, contests, re- MAXWELL HOUSE RIPE 1V* Ib. freshments and an Induction IO-OI. JAR , Mb. can W/COUPON B9c Fleishmarm's New! GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS ceremony. Mr. Dickersim em- GOOD ONIY AT TWO GUYS Ono coufwn p*> cuitomat. SOFT FAMILY SIZE phasized thai Hie program is WITH THIS. . Ooedlhru informal but does offer I he COUPON, sm. D.t 9. tin MFRvGfNIRAL FOODS, INC. CHEESE PIZZA children a chance to compete HB BHI^B ^^^^n wn^^^ ^^^^HM B^^^^^ «^^^» among tribes. MARGARINE Jeno'i Future plans for the Indian VAlUiBif COUPON /win (liinAwflnEJtfVBHItllKtii fwc I r Guides include a Winter lowaid the fnAchoit of KRAFT Catnpnut In .limitary and I he BOLD DETERGENT Indian Olympics scheduled DOWNY FABRIC I for Feb. 14. Indian Guides and 5-lb. 4-oi. BOX ORANGE JUICE W/COUPON 1.14 SOFTENER . their dads also have I ho op- GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS '/a GAL. GLASS 64-oi. W/COUPON 1.09 I portunity of swimming lit Ihc C GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS i a On« coupon MI cv**om*r. I Rod Bank YMCA pool, indi- £ OoccTlhiv vidually or with llioir tribes. Sat. Doc 9, 1973 MFR. PHOCTUiOAMIUCO QUOTA FOR KX-CONS I ftttnfyiuiAKWlnnnHHn ANKARA IAP) - I-ahor DELICIOUS ••«oiaih*piiidwi l • Minister Ali Rlza Uzuner has WISiUIQUID I ANGEL BAR l( disclosed that there are 400,000 CAMAY COMPLEXION! unemployed handicapped per- LAUNDRY DETERGENT* FRESH & CRISP BAR ' sons and ex-convlcts In Turkey. 32-OI W/COUPON 67c 1 [GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUY5 I POTATO CHIPS He said this Is one of the LARGE '•' aood Ihru Sol "" - gravest Ills of the society. n D.c.v, 1071 I W/COUPON The ministry has issued a ;]• wrn IIVIB IBOS co | HONEY DIP DONUTS new set of regulations to em- ployers asking them to give a ffSSBW*.'W \ It ^^HuSUiaakfll M'*. rtocTii t OIIMIII co. I job to one handicapped or ex- convlct for every 50 people they OPEN DAILY employ, 9C3OAJI.TIL1OPJ. We rmrva the right to limit quantities. Not reiponsibl* for typoaraphlcal errors. Price effective thru Sat., Dec, 3, 1972. The ministry also asked that wo •SUNDAY 10 M. handicapped persons should be MIDDLETOWN RT. 35 given suitable Jobs that will not FOOD be too heavy or dangerous, Tin Daily Register, Red Buk~Mlddietown, NJ. Wednesday, December 1,1172 H Flood Plain Delineation Hearing Set MQNKOE TOWNSHIP - A p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the school pare maps showing areas sub- when Hurricane Doria hit hazards. Under recently Water Policy and Supply Monday to answer questions ject to flooding and to mark New Jersey on August 28. The passed flood plain legislation Council hearing on a proposed and supply information. Maps such areas in the field so that people of South River and Ma- the state can regulate devel- flood plain delineation of and supporting data are also' . public agencies, private orga- nalapan Brook aic paying a opment if municipalities fail South River and Manalapan to be displayed. nizations and citizens may be high price for unwise devel- to do so after one year. Brook will be held Monday at , This proposal wilt affect adequately alerted to the in- opment of their floodplains State officials hope that in- 8 p.m. at the auditorium of eight Middlesex and two Mon- herent danger to the safety, according to state officials. dividual communities will Monroe School No. 1, James- mouth County municipalities. health and general welfare in- The Water Policy and Supply regulate the type and manner burg-Englishtown Road They are the Boroughs of Hel- voked in improper devel- Council intends to regulate de- of development within the (Route 522) here. metta, Jamesburg, Sayreville, opment of flood hazard areas. velopment which would re- Flood Fringe Area. South River, Spolswood, and Nearly 165,009 dollars in strict the water carrying ca- Public officials and inter- A representative of the Di- Townships of East Brunswick, public Hood damages alone pacity of the defined floodway ested parties are urged to at- vision of Water Resources Madison and Monroe in Mid- were suffered in this area and create potential flooding tend. - , staff will be present from 1 dlesex County, and the Town- ships of Manalapan and Mill- stone in Monmouth County. Justice Delayed Landowners with property By Buzzards bordering South River, and Manalapan Brook within MONMOUTH MEATS MIAMI (AP) - Adminis- these locations are affected. tering justice in Dade Coun- 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. 90OCEANP0RTAVE. ty's 25-story courthouse was The delineation of flood haz- RED BANK EATONTOWN U1TIE SILVER for the birds when buzzard ard areas is intended to facil- itate planning and regulations 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 feathers were blamed for by the community to achieve shorting out two of four eleva- good overall use of its water ALL PORK Atbogosli Bastion £ tors to upper floors. ^nd related land resources. -FRESH Judges, lawyers and county The Division of Water Re- employes had a choice of sources is empowered to pre- GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS waiting in line to use the re- maining elevators or trudging up and down stairways while Come CHUCK LINKS FRANKS workmen tried to clear the bottleneck. Pussyfoot c c LIKES HER BEER — Prisie, which her owners, Mr. and Mrs. v arm K. Assistant city manager . at the 7Q© ; McLees, of Willipmspori, Pa., describe as a mutt, likes her beer from the John McCiie said heavy rains Ib. Ib. bottle. She has learned how to carry bottles,.stand them up or lay them Sunday washed a lot of feath- 79 89 down so she can get the last drop. The dog picked this up without any ers of the molting buzzards CAT'S training. into drains, clogging them and SWIFT'S PREMIUM' forcing water into top floor Regular and Thick windows. The water then MEOW or Lazy Maple BACON 89 Dr. Eisenstein Is Named short circuited the elevators. To Mental Health Center I JSi i« EATONTOWN - Mrs. shead Mental Health Clinic. WHILE Stanley Edeiken, president of He is a member of the Ameri- READY the board of trustees of the can Psychiatric and the Amer- THURSDAY QUANTITIES Children's Psychiatric Center, ican Public Health associ- 10 A.M. LAST has announced the appoint- ations. ment of Dr. Lawrence Eisen- Mrs. Edeiken also an- stein as acting clinical direc- nounced the appointment of tor of the Children's Psy- six other professionals to the chiatric Center's new Com- C.P.C.'s new Mental Health WE HONOR (MASTER CHARGE AT ALL OUR STORES munity Mental Health Center, Center. They include Dr. Gen- serving the northern part of evieve June Thomas, child the county! psychiatrist; Dr. Steven Paul Dr. Eisenstein was gradu- Clarfield; Dr. Ann Lewis Lo- mattel's hi-dottie marx electro-shot ated; from the University of per; Dr. Norman Travis; and Vermont Medical School and Laverne M. George, and Dottle talks on her phone arcade game interned at Maimonidies Hos- Keith Bilger, both of whom . . . you listen on your pital. Specializing in Commu- have masters degrees in so- nity Psychiatry, he completed cial work. phone and hear her say 11 his residency at Kings County On June 29 the Children's different things! She's an 88 Hospital, ,New York State Psychiatric Center was adorable toddler, a full Psychiatric institute and Co- awarded the first federal 17" tall. lumbia University in 1969. grant for a mental health cen- 10 Dr. Lawrence Elsenstela Dr. Eisenstein was program ter for children in New Jer- A whole amusement park director of South Beach Psy- dren's Psychiatric Center, Dr. sey. It is one of a limited chiatric Center from 1969-1971. Eisenstein was also medical number in the country. The in one toy! Self- .Before coming to the Chil- director of; Flatbush-Sheep- eight year grant pays for loading machine '[staffing costs only—90% the •ftrsf two years, descending to gun fires slow- 70% the last 3 years. The first shotorrdpid FOR THE EARLY BIRDS year's grant is for $345,960. fire. It's all The Community Mental WE OPEN DAILY AT Health Center will serve 14 action! communities in the northern part of the county, including a.m. Atlantic Highlands, English- town, Hazlet, Highlands, Holmdel, Keansburg, Key- port, Manalapan, Marlboro, Matawan Boro, Matawan Township, Middletown, Red Bank and Union Beach. The center started phasing in the various programs on Oct. 1 and at present is located in temporary quarters at 27 West St., Red Bank. Among the new services available as a result of the Mental Health Center will be four beds for adolescents who need inpatient care at Rlv-' erview Hospital. The Collier School for delinquent girls un-- der the supervision of the Catholic Sisters of the Good Shephered will open a group home for girls who need resi- dential care. The Red Bank YMCA and the Middletown Boys Club will both open out- reach clinics on their prem- ises. MCOSS will include In their Well Baby Clinics, ad- vice to parents about mental REVERE-3 PIECE health problems with very COOKWARE SET young children. Family.and Children's Service will send fisher-price music ideal in-a-minute pressman deluxe their trained homcmakers • #1401 Covered Sauce Pan into homes where illness may box record player cake maker crystal climbers • #1446 Skillet 95 cause emotional problems • REG. 16°» Par Set with children. Bureau of Children's Ser- 77 9 vice will start a consultation program with its staff on han- dling the mental health prob- 3" SAVE '9.96 lems of foster children. Marl- 5 3" boro Psychiatric Hospital will Just wind It up and turn it on ... no Safe and qulck-usos no batteries, light Creates endless original constructions! CORNING 10-CUP be provided with two psy- needle or batteries neededl Comes with bulbs, hoat or electricity. And, cakes Includes round, square and cylindrical chiatrists two days a week to fivo delightful records. taste groat! "crystal" shapes. J run its children's unit. Chil- ELECTRIC dren from five counties arc served by this hospital and they will all benefit from this PERCOLATOR new staffing available through the Mental Health multiple motorized Center. Head Start classes in REG. 99 the area will, through con- ride-em cars sultation, focus on the psy- 29.95 chological development of the 19 children in their program. 99 All REVEREWARE Grease Fire AND 0/,° Extinguished 5 CLUB ALUMINUM /OF Rugged construction featurei heavy duly motor, COOKWARE RED BANK - All fire units 20 responded at 7:05 a.m. yes- tough plastic body, metal steering columns and F terday to an alarm sounded axles. Safe at any speed. (Batteries net Included.) for Illverview Towers, 28 Itlv- CHARGE IT! Free Delivery 741-7500 erside Avc. *»*! nnAAI\ CT Dtr\ DA Ml/ l>ollce My an occupant of Ol pKUAU JI. 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Thoroughly clean inside PLAYER/RECORDER warm and cold air duels home survey and registers. • Excellent terms 195 3. No dust or dirt left in 239' available 80 walls music power...lrue sound reproduction! house. It's all taken away Full control panel including VU meters, automatic ! t; i J » < i{ » in the big bag. and pushbutton program selector. Input jacks lor phono and tapeplayer. 665-- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST MOST HAZIET PIAZA Rt. 35, HAZIET EXPERIENCED TV & APPLIANCE UNTERi Open Every Nlte 'til 9, Sat. 'til 6 REHBEIN SALES & SERVICE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE 30 BROAD Sf. RED BANK EDISON, PHONEJ 985-3111 - HOLMDEL, PHONE: 946-9455 Open Lata Wad. S Frl. OF RED BANK CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE 14 m Dally Register, Red BwA-MMdletowii, N.J. Wednesday, December I, WAREHOUSE mmi Jesepk S. Olcott FOOD OUTLET Research Conveniently Located at the intersection of Head Named By Midland 35 S 38. KEVTORT CLIFFWOOD - Joseph S. Olcott has been appointed di- rector of research at Midland Glass Company, it has been announced by E.M. Terner, president. He will report to Mr. Temer. Before joining Midland, Mr. Olcott was vice president, technical products division, The Brunswick Corporation. : Earlier, he served as director WHOLE BQH£SS of chemical research and gen- eral manager, new business division. Corning Glass Works. Mr. Olcott holds a doctorate degree in inorganic chemistry and a M.S. degree in physical chemistry from Purdue Uni- FRYERS BE ROUSTS versity. He also has a B.S. de- gree from Brooklyn College in New York. He has taken engi- neering courses at the U.S. Farm Merchant Marine Academy Bottom Round, and an advanced manage- Fresh Cross-Rib, or ment program at the Harvard University Graduate School of Grade "A" Top Sirloin One Business. Chickens YOUR CHOICE! Low "Mr. Oicott, his *ifc and their three children live in Warehouse Lake Forest, III. They plan to Price move East and live near Mid- land's headquarters here. Ih Warehouse Food Outlet sells only 100% Government Inspected Quality Meats! WELL C TRIMMED Rib Steak •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ID. 98 Top Round Roast >'1. WELL TRIMMED .. Sirloin Steak •••••••••••••••••••• ID.'1.08 Eye Round Roast .'1.48 HOT OR SWEET Italian Sausage•••••••••••••••a*** ID. 88° Top Round s b si .48 T-Bone Steak »•••••••• Ib. '1.58 Top Sirloin ;E '1.38 S Pork Chops' CENTER CUT '1.29 Shoulder Steak s: 1.28 *%m • a 4* _ CHICKEN LEGLEGS WITWITH BAtKSBACKS,, tffcjfcA Junes B.Delehinty, Jr. 3V2-LBS. C AVERAGE TV Guide Roasting Chicken• •••••••••••••• ID. 35 Chicken Quarterrss sis..., 38° 1-lb. C pkg. C Promotes Sliced Bacon EVERSWEET 59 Lean Stewing Reef. 95 Delehanty STORE SLICED C DOMESTIC NEW YORK - James B: Boiled Ham••••••••••*•••••••••••••••• Ib, 99* Delehanty Jr., of West Long Sausage Meat 49 Branch, N.J.", assistant East- ANY SIZE PKG. em advertising manager for REGULAR c C TV Guide magazine has been Ground Beef • ••••••••••• Ib. Ground Chucks ,. 78 named to the new post of New York advertising manager He will supervise the publi- cation's national advertising -YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GOES FURTHER AT WFO! sales staff here. He will as- sume duties formerly handled by .Robert U. Baumler Jr. c C Mr. Delehanty joined TV Guide in 1954 as an advertis- Bounty Towels ..r.29 Crisco Shortening 89 ing representative. He was advertising manager in Bos- C ton, regional manager in At- Martinson Coffee 79° lanta and assistant to the ad- Overnight Pampers ^9 vertising director at the C magazine's headquarters in C Radnor, Pa. He was also busi- Sunsweet Juice 45 ness manager of Television Pillsbury Cake Mix B7 Digest, formerly published by C Triangle Publications, Inc. He C became assistant Eastern ad- Upton Soup Mix%^: 4 89 Green Giant Peas 19 vertising manager in 1961. C K A 7 Auxiliary Plans Del Monte™.:. .°.. .. A 4 -'1 Christmas Parly C LAURENCE IIAKHOH - The MaUiwan Italian Ameri- Gold Medal Flour 5 49 Speedup Cleanser. ? can Association Auxiliary has scheduled Its annual Christ- mas party Monday at 7 p.m. in the Italian American club- Niblets Corn.....-- 6 -'1 Grade "A" Butter house, Rt. 35 After dinner and exchange C of Christmas presents, Mrs. Snow Crop Humbert Tomasello, auxiliary Ragu Sauce.—- .'°59 president, will initiate 10 new C members: Mrs. Warren Gas- C trbhova, Mrs. James l)c- Octagon Liquid 49 Perx Ltghtener 2=33 Maira, Mrs. Kudy D'Onnfrio, Mrs. Joseph Dzwll, Mrs. C ' Frank Glronda, Mrs. Vincent C Mobilio, Mrs. Vincent Rlgglo, Aluminum Foil 19 Potatoes 10 - G9 Mrs. Clifford Shackelton, Mi's. Lucy Tomasello and Mrs. c JUICY John Valcntc. ff. 10 59' Plans will 'be completed for Ivory Soapm 4-27 Tangelos a joint Christmas parly to be Not responsible for typographical errors. Prices effective Dec. 3 thru Dec. 9,1972. Quantity rights reserved. celebrated with association members Saturday, Dec.1 IS, In the clubhouse. Mail-Order Shopping The Daily Register, Bed Bank-MWdletawn, N.J. Wednesday, December *> W* 15 By SVLVIA PORTER information on your order. Natural Gas Merger — Look for a company pb- Your deadline for Christ- licy on returns. If the policy By ROGER E. SPEAR last 5 years, with cash flow mas shopping is here — now YOUR MONEY'S isn't stated, ask for it. — if you are among the mil- expanding 15.5 per cent in the —If you won't accept a sub- Q — In view of the pending Successful same period. My advice would lions of Americans (including WORTH stitute, say so on your order. merger of Pioneer Natural President Nixon) planning to be to retain these shares in uuHiiiuiiMiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiuiiHuniim — Be explicit in your in- Gas (NYSE) into Houston anticipation of the merger do at least part of your gift structions. Says the DMAA: the order immediately with an Natural Gas (NYSE) would Investing buying by mail. being completed. if you don't know the ins and "You would be surprised how explanation. you advise holding or selling? Q — In February of this And up to 20 million of you out of shopping by mail, par- many people leave out impor- — If you have any doubts -F.M. year I purchased 1,000 shares will buy gifts from the esti- proposed exchange rate of 2>4 Construction costs of up to ticularly at Christmas. tant information, some even about a company, check it be- A — The merger, if com- of Detroit Edison (NYSE) at mated 500 million catalogues of Pioneer for each Houston $2.5 billion in the next five Here are your basic guide- omitting their name and ad- fore placing your order.''You pleted, is to your advantage 21 Vfe- Should I continue to hold distributed this Christmas share allows growth-minded years will have to be financed lines, put together with the dress." If the item is a gift, might be gujded on its reliabi- as a shareholder of Pioneer, or should 1 sell the shares? — season by businesses ranging investors to acquire the latter 75 per cent by common, pre- help of the Direct Mail Adver- indicate where it is to be sent lity by inquiries to DMAA, the unless of course, you are in H.B. from inexpensive housewares shares at a IB per cent dis- ferred and debt securities. tising Association (DMAA) in and the name of the sender local Better Business Bureau, need ol income. Pioneer cur- count. Houston has compiled A — Although some major This burden plus the prot- lo exotic Chinese imports and New York. for the gift card. your local Chamber of Com- rently yields 4.4 per cent ver- offering gifts as diverse as an excellent record; earnings problems still remain, Detroit racted struggles for rate in- Keep a Record merce or your state or local sus 1.2 per cent on Houston. have grown 12 per cent an- Edison's new chief officer, creases may dampen price disposable diapers and one-of- Guaranteed Date — Keep a record of your or- consumer protection office. At current trading levels the a-kind precious gems. nually compounded over the William G. Meese, has solved action in the shares. Nonethe- — Order at once: You're al- der including the name and The Consumer Affairs Dept. many longstanding diffi- less, the generous 6.7 per cent Mail order is skyrocketing ready dangerously close to address of the company with of the U.S. Postal Service, culties in his year of steward- return and low price/earnings because it really is among the the deadline. Look for a guar- which you are dealing. Washington, D.C. 202!iU can Kelly Given Promotion ship. Cutbacks in the work multiple makes Detroit Edi- easiest and most pleasant ways anteed delivery date on the — Enclose any shipping and tell you if there is action pend- HOLMDEL - Edward W. force, abandonment of a cos- son shares a worthwhile hold- to shop. You don't have to ad. handling charges noted in Ihe ing on a particular company. Kelly of Fair Haven has been tly redevelopment project, ing for income investors. fight traffic, battle for a park- — Examine the offer care- catalogue or advertisement. If you're skeptical, don't buy. named assistant vice presid- improvement of the com- ing place or run up a fat taxi (To order your copy of Ro- fully. Does it sound reason- This will avoid delays. To ver- But what if you are not sat- dent of personnel adminis- pany's, public image and re- ger Spear's 52-page Guide to bill, burrow through Christ- 1 able or does it seem loo good ify any questions on shipping isfied with your mail order tration, for Triangle In- versal of the earnings slide ' mas mobs, wait for service in Successful Investing, send |1 • to be true? Beware of exag- costs, cheek with your local transaction and your legiti- dustries, Inc. are Some of his accom- an overheated store You can with name and address to Ro- gerated claims on products or post office, REA Express or mate complaint is turned Mr. Kelly, has served as di- plishments. Increasing inter- order just about anything via ger E. Spear, Red Bank Reg- price Compare the prices United Parcel Service. down or ignored? Then, after rector of personnel adminis- est and fixed charges as well mail, many companies pro- ister, Box 1618, Grand Central against those for similar prod- — Do not send cash with a reasonable time, write lo: tration for the company since as dilution from common vide gift-wrapping services, Station, New York, New ucts in local stores and your order Pay only by check Mail Order Action Line, Di- May 1972. stock offerings resulted in a IB almost all will deliver to the York, 10017.) against prices of other mail- or money order or, if accept- rect Mail Advertising Associ- Prior to joining Triangle, he per cent decline in earnings door you specify You can, in order outlets Do not rely only able, by specified credit card. ation, 230 Park Avc, N.Y., served as director-industrial over the five-year period most cases, pay by check or on the picture of the item. — Inspect your order with- N.Y. 10017. relations for Plastic Wire 4 through 1971; this, despite a 52 Dividend Declared charge card There is almost Study the ad, noting the de- out delay upon receipt. Are all Cable Corp., in Jewett City, per cent gain in revenues dur- The board of directors of always a 3(l-day return policy. The DMAA promises it will scription, size, weight, color items ordered there? Are they intervene with any member Conn., one of the company's ing those five years. However, New Jersey National Corpo- Sophisticated Operation and contents. Include all this satisfactory? If not, return company and assist you subsidiaries. in the first nine months this ration, parent company of As a result and as a by- where possible on non-mem- He is a graduate of South- year, earnings moved ahead New Jersey National Bank, product of its expansion, mail ber companies by referring ern Connecticut State College 32 per cent on an 11 per cent declared a quarterly, dividend order is becoming a much you lo the proper authorities. where he earned his bach- rise in revenues. In part this (if 45c per share payable on • more sophisticated operation. Rotary Engine Mazda It also will send you a mini- elor's degree and where he reflected the $45.2 million in Jan. 15, to stockholders of Big-name corporations are roster of its 1,600 member has done work toward a mas- rate relief granted this sum- record at Ihe close of business taking over small independent companies if you so request. ter's degree. Edward W Kelly mer. on Dec. 29. mail-order houses. The items Sold in Toms River of some of Fifth Avenue's TOMS RIVER - Mazda, The owner of the new deal- most elegant stores can be the only rotary-engine car ership is veteran auto dealer purchased via one catalogue. available in the United States, Tom McDonagh. Retail department stores are is now on sale at Toms River Toms River Mazda's new lo- investing more deeply in mail- Mazda on Charles St. at lit. cation will berentirely devoted order techniques Manufac- 37, one of 17 new Mazda deal- to providing sales and service turers and syndications are erships appointed in the East. for the nine-model Mazda line. also moving into advanced Continuing its national ex- This includes the first rotary- and cooperative mail-order pansion program, Mazda powered station wagon, three systems, frequently wilh plans to have a total of 80 to sport coupes, three four-door retailers. 100 dealers operational in the sedans, and America's lowest- But you, the buyer, can be East and Midwest before the priced compact pickup tnick. bitterly disappointed and hurt end of this year. Prices will range from about $2,200 to $3,200. The Mazda outlet will have a fully staffed service depart- ment with factory-trained me- chanics and a complete stock of parts. To back'up its deal- ers in the East, Mazda Motors of America will have more than (1 million worth of parts at its new Eastern Branch Headquarters in Piscataway To date, Mazda rotary-en- santa's wreathed gine cars have been sold in only 20 states in the West and South. They have proven so up to his ears popular in these areas, how- ever, that Mazda now ranks ... in the best of our garlands and greenery! Fresh-cut '>, as the seventh largest-selling and natural, or man-made to last practically (orever, imported car in the United took forever real. Our garlands and wreaths are just States. what Santa ordered for dressing up Christmas, indoors The revolutionary rotary and out. Select wreaths ol box-wood, pine, balsam, fir engine has only one-third as ' or holly, untrimmed or traditionally decorated in fruits many parts and is one-half the and nuls. Then for a Christmas complete, match them size and one-half the weight of a conventional piston engine up with coordinating garlands, sprays and doorpieces. of comparable horsepower. Everything you'll need for the greening ol Christmas Mazda's leadership in the is here at our Christmas place. mass production of more than a quarter of a million rotary- COME SHOP TONITE. WE'RE OPEN TIL 10 P.M. engine cars sold in 80 coun- (AND WE'LL PAY THE BABYSITTER!) tries is credited wilh trigger- 0FF the lirst ing the auto industry's inter- Up lo $3 allowed-based on 10% est in this design. $ 30 in purchases. MON. THRU THURS. nites only. Mazda expects to sell ap- proximately 60,000 vehicles in the United States during 1972 (triple last year's total), with more than 100,000 sales pro- jected for 1973. Continuing its expansion program, Mazda . %) the plans to add 200 more dealers garden in 1973. : t -s . * center RECORD CLAIMED Rt. 71,MonmouthRd. WELLINGTON, New Zea- *W. Long Branch, N.J. 201-229-2587 land (AP) — A meat processing On Monday, Nbvembei 20,1972, the OPEN: Monday-Friday, 9 to 10; and freezing plant at Master- ton, 60 miles north of here, Saturday and Sunday, 9 lo 6. claims a world record kill of 900,000 sheep and lambs in a Middietown Banking Company became year. immunity State Bank and Trust Compa together, we can offer you even better service through expanded facilities, com- .•.'I bined experience, and increased financial capabilities. We are delighted that we will be jervlng the residents of Middietown and the surrounding area, and you may be aswred that we will continue our policy of friendly, efficient attention to your money needs. • A\ ^ ' '': •'.' •• •' ' ': 4fl6» deeply appreciate the loyalty of our customers, and invite ALL customers, ol CUSTOM MADE and new, to join the Community Bank family. PICTURE FRAMES ,•> if us Many Styles From Which To Choose :'•*. i .,* r mmunity state bank „ i' 3 Convenient Locations and tryst company • LINDEN RAHWAY ROSELLE FE'6'ERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ATLANTIC GLASS Say Weekly Lottery Hurt Sludge Dumping TRENTON - New Jersey's fledgling daily lottery is cut- ting into the sale of weekly lottery tickets, State tottery Di- rector Ralph Batch has revealed. Inquiry Is Opened Batch, appearing yesterday at a preliminary budget hear- NEWARK (AP) - A federal The court ordered the mu" ing, said weekly sales are off 20 to 25 per cent since the daily grand jury opened an Inquiry nlcipalltios to barge the drawings began last Wednesday. Nevertheless, Batch ex- yesterday Into whether sev- wastes out to sea before pressed optimism that the daily sales would more than con- eral Jersey shore commu- dumping them. pensate for any losses in weekly lottery revenue. nities are violating a federal But Walter Wechsler, the state budget director who is con- court order against dumping One of the possibilities un- dueling the ongoing hearings, noted that a 20 per cent reduction raw sewage into the Atlan- der scrutiny reportedly is that would cut weekly sales from 3.5 million to 2.8 million tickets. tic Ocean. rather than violating the or- This, Said Wechsler, translates to a ?78 million revenue loss. der, there are malfunctions in "That's a lot of making up to do," Wechsler asserted. Appearing before the panel the sewage plants at Lava- On Monday, Batch revealed that the sale of daily tickets was Alan F. Conner, mayor of lette and Seaside Park. was lagging 20 to 40 per cent behind the projected half-mUlion- Lavalette, one of several mu- a-day sales figure. nicipal officials In Ocean and The grand jury reportedly Monmouth County expected to has subpoenaed records of the be called before the Inquiry towns' sewage disposal oper- Not Leaving, Cowan Says ends. ations, Including receipts TRENTON - State Health Commissioner Dr. James R. from barge companies hired Cowan has denied rumors that he is leaving the Cahill Admin- The probe reportedly was to ferry the sludge to sea. istration to take a position witti the federal Department of sparked by published reports Health, Education and Welfare. alleging that the towns may "I'm staying right here in 'New Jersey," Cowan said yes- be dumping sludge into the terday. "I have had no calls from Washington, and I am not ocean in violation of a Jan. 15' Legal Fees opting for any federal post." Women's Lib, Larry order by U.S. District Court Judge George Barlow. Prior The commissioner seemed irritated over the reports that For years my husband's iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii j that enough to make you Disclosure s trying to have a serious dis- to the order the towns were his departure was imminent. friend Larry has been franti- cussion.' " "I don't like people taking pot shots at my job," he de- want to get married?" storing raw sewage in tanks cally fighting off my every "And that's when she let during the summer months Bill Backed clared. earnest effort to find him a "That isn't all," said Lar- you have it?" MARLBORO - Mayor Mor- Three other cabinet members have submitted their resig- and flushing them In the fall Wife. ry, blowing his nose. "Not by "She did." Lary stared and winter. ton Salklnd has urged that the nations in recent weeks. Secretary of State Paul Sherwin for- But I always knew he'd By a long shot." gloomily at the rug. "there State Assembly pass a Fee mally stepped down last month after being sentenced to a one- come crying to me one of JUDITH "It sometimes helps to get once was a time when she Disclosure Law for municipal to-two year jail term for his part in a bribery-conspiracy these days. VIORST wouldn't open her mouth with- attorneys scheduled for a vote aimed at fixing a highway contract. these things off your chest," I And he has. prompted. "Why don't you tell out my permission." Faces Court Dee. 14. "Judy," he told me last me what happened." "I guess times have Mayor Salkind said the bill, Rights Division Charged month, "I've got to get mar- Larry winced with pain. changed," I said. introduced by Assemblyman ried. It's no fun being single "Diana Frankcnthaler karatc- Female Disobedience On Drunk, James W. Bomheimer, Mid- TRENTON — The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, any more." dlesex County, would require the agency responsible for the enforcement of the state's anti- JiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiii chopped me." "The girls have changed," "Poor Larry," I said, "You groaned Larry. "They're Theft Counts quarterly statements on total discrimination code, has been charged with discrimination. look terrible. What hap- the park. But now she's trying "Why would she want to do legal fees paid by municipal- The complaint was filed yesterday by New Jersey Women pushy. They're aggressive. RED BANK - James Wil- pened?" to claim she's being ex- a thing Uke that?" They're beating me at tennis. liam Murphy, 20, ol 45 Bur- ities, school boards and coun- on Employment, a statewide women's rights task force, which "Women's Lib is'what hap- ploited." lles to their attorneys. alleged that the division has demonstrated a pattern and prac- "I was talking to some of They won't obey." lington AVL\, Leonardo, who pened," moangd Larry, wip- . "Well, isn't she?" "Obey?" was arrested twice on Satur- "This is an obvious first tice of discrimination against women In hiring and promotions. ing a tear from his eye. "And They Used To the fellows at a party," said step in correcting a New Jer- "It is deplorable that women have been the victims of dis- Larry, "and she butted right "That's right," said Larry. day, Is scheduled for a court it's ruining my life." "Judy, baby," said Larry, "Isn't that what the woman appearance today. sey scandal,'! the mayor said. crimination practiced by the very agency which is mandated "I don't understand." with a touch of his old elan. In and announced that my "No longer will It be pos- to protect their rights to equal work opportunities," said facts were wrong." says In the wedding ceremony Sharon Remembered "The real (ruth Is they want — love, honor, and obey?" Patrolman Anthony Abbate- sible to have tremendous Maria Ultti of Princeton, spokeswoman for the group. "Well," said Larry, "re- it, they need it, they love it." bunding foes hidden away in Named as defendants were state Attorney General George "How would she know?" "1 hate to tell you," I told mareo Initially arrested Mur- member Sharon O'Cascy — he looked around, alarmed. "I him, "but I don't believe phy at 2:20 a.m. and charged" tricky accounting procedures F. Kuglcr Jr. and James II. Blair, who heads the civil rights mean, they used to." "That's exactly what I told the one with the very small her," Larry agreed. "I said they're saying thai any more. him with being under the in- so lhat only a C.P.A. can pull division. The complaint was filed with the Equal Employ-, waist and the great big — " I could sec that his hands fluence of alcohol. At Hint out the excessive costs," Mr. ment Opportunity Commission. 'Run along and talk with the You know," I sighed, "wo Yes, I said, I remembered were trembling, so I sat him girls about shopping. We're may have problems finding time, Murphy had been .sitting Salkind said. Sharon O'Casey. down and poured him a tum- you a wife." in a car parked in front of 7(i The mayor said that "for Doe Day Cancelled "You'll find this hard to be- bler of Scotch. "Tell me, Lar- '•'Problems? What do you McLaren St. three years" he has been lieve," he said, shaking his ry," I said as I patted his Car Overturns; mean problems?" nobbed Lar- Police Chief George II. fighting against excessive mu- TRENTON — Next week's one-day hunting season for fe- head in amazement, "but she shoulder, "when did it first ry. "I'm handsome. I'm Clayton Jr. says it was later nicipal attorneys' fees "which male deer in seven South Jersey counties lias been cancelled. suddenly wants me to treat begin to fall apart!" Girl Is Injured smart. I'm charming. I own a learned that the car In which often exceed $100,000 a year Acting Gov. Raymond II. Bateman signed into law yes- her like a person." Larry swallowed half his Jaguar." Murphy had been sitting wu.s for part-time attorneys." terday a bill to rescind the special hunting season, which had "That Is pretty shocking," 1 drink and shuddered. HOLMDEL - Deborah "And your mother says stolen, so he was arrested at Under the mayor's direc- been set for Dec. 13. The legislation was sponsored by State agreed. "What in the world "It started when Alice Addis, of 2 Donner St., was you're a wonderful, wonderful II a.m. on charges of possess- tion, the township fsarlior this Sens. Joseph D. Maressa, I). Camdcn, and Dr. Joseph will these sex objects think of Emerson refused to wash my treated yesterday at Bayshore catch." I suddenly had an ing a stolen motor vehicle. year contracted to have all McGahn, D-Atlantic, who maintained the hunt would deplete next?" left-over dinner dishes. 'Do Community Hospital after her Idea. "Say, maybe you ought The 1960 model, which be- municipal attorneys' fees in- the deer population. "I'll tell you what they'll them yourself, you MCP,' she ear turned over into a ditch to move back home with your longed to Robert K.' Baker, 45 cluded on a flat fee basis of The counties that would have hosted the hunt were Atlan- think of," Larry complained. told me." alongside Crawfords Corner mother. Now there's a woman Center Avc, Atlantic High- $24,000 per year. tic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean and "Madeline Ames won't walk "She actually called you a Head about 7:30 a.m. who absolutely adores you." lands, was allegedly stolen "By going this route, we Salem. my dog any more." male chauvinist pig?" Patrolmen Terence Fogarty Larry shook his head. "She from Highlands. hnve been able to save the Special hunts for doe are scheduled periodically to thin out "You don't say!" ' "She did. Imagine that, and Michael Borsari in- used to adore me. But ever Highlands 1'nllri' have taxpayers of Marlboro more the deer herds. The last statewide hunt was In 1967, although a "That's right. Rain or shine, from a person who used to be vestigated the one-carnacci- since she stared going to me- charged Murphy with larceny than $100,000 this year In at- one-day hunt was held last year In eight North Jersey coun- morning and night, she al- grateful to clean my oven." dent. No summons was Is- dical school, it just hasn't .of the vehicle. He has been torneys' and engineers' fees," ties. . • , ways came and took him to "Outrageous," I said. "But sued. ' been the same." lodged In the county jail. the mayor said. 18 Ttw 0aOy Register, Rejl Bank-MkMtettwii, N J. Wedaerfty, December 1,1192 Santa and the Ice King Most Under Age 30 in NJ. SYNOPSIS: The Eridmo He harnessed Keotuk and feitival failed to lift the tied his snow saw and seal See Themselves as Liberals continoMii winter from the spear on to the sled. Then he respondents. Eikimo lands. Although returned to the wise man's NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - before the voters went to the by 730,000 votes on Nov. 7, Mitlri -the wise man says igloo where all the Eskimos of New Jerseyans under the age polls on Nov. 7. about a 2-to-l margin, in New The younger voters opposed nothing more can be done, the Village were gathered. of 30 are more likely to con- According to the survey 63 Jersey, CahiU's defeated tax reform Oonik the Eikimo boy is "Father," said Oonik, sider themselves liberals and per cent of the under-30 voters., Asked their opinions on program by a He was especially careful Loin Lamb Chops OR ROAST ITALY'S FAVORITE CHEZ BILOW digging his snow cave. He U.S.DA.CHOICE SPARKLING Champagne 179 made it large and deep and WHITE WINE 69 | Pink Champagne when he and Keotuk were 26 OZ. 2 Sparkling Burgundy safely in he turned the sled on FIFTH its side and pulled it against the opening to keep out the wind. He had hardly finished ONE PRICE! JAGDSCHLOSS LIEBFRAUMILCH when the full might of the Ice WHOLE OR SPLIT ONE PRICE! CENTER CUT. THICK OR THIN IMPORTED GERMAN King's fury burst down upon ttl l.tr*ltHUUI.1HH.HUH HUN f 4 _~ US DA CHOICE CHUCK RHINE WINE the aea. $ WA'LW, SPARKLING WINE CHICKEN POULTRY c Pork Chops'^ Roast 1 V CAUF^STEAK But Oonik didn't care. He BREASTS snuggled against Keotuk's QUARTERED SHOP-RITE BONELESS BEEF 8K warm fur and fell asleep. SHOP RUE WHOLE, SPLIT OR QUARTERED ONE PRICEI 0ONELE5SCHUCK He was awakened by a PORK LOIN SMOKED BUTTS FRYERS CUT FROM STEAK, ROAST terrible noise of crashing ice. LOIN PORTION WHY PAY MORE? ROASTERS 39 911 CHOPS He was thrown across the cave 89' 99' Ib. OR STEW and Keotuk came tumbling CUT SHORT FOR BROILING EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! after him. Then they both slid ONE PRICEI to the top of the caVe. RIB COUNTRYSTYLE RIBS SHOULDER STEAK Horrified, Oonik saw that the STEAK OR LONDON BROIL Ib. f cave was collapsing. The ice field on which the EVERYDAY LOW PRICE BEEt EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! cave was had been broken into SHORT RIBS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK pieces and now the huge ORFLANKEN OR LONDON BROIL 159 BOTTLED IN GERMANY chunks of ice were grinding . ' General Merchandise! • • ib A SPARKLING HAUS BILOW ogether, crumbling and piling • In Our Dairy Case!' on top of one another like toy WINE FROM IMPORTED FROM SHOP-RITE 27 TRAILER SHOP-RITECORNO.IL RUDESHEIM GERMANY 19 blocks tossed about by a GERMANY 69 24 OZ. playful giant. 23 OZ. 2 Shaking with fright, Oonik TOY TRUCKS MARGARINE BILOW BILOW CHOICE •«™ s/199 Avenel Man • pnf h 4 99° APPLEBRANDY CANADIAN WHISKY j 7ROLL COMBINATIONFOIL1PAPER CARNATION 2LB. $ 2YELLO9 W OR WHITE SHOP-RITE AMERICAN Arrested In Gift Wrap 99' Instant Dry Milk ?o°$. 1 Sin Singlel s 59^ ELOD ' A5S0RTMINT0f 2S CLUB, UP-RITE OR SHOP-RITE $ AXELROD Fraud Case Satin Balls & Gingerale 6'£ 1 SSour Cream MIDDLETOWN - An Ave- CHILTON 30 CUP AUTOMATIC $ 99 FARM FLAVOR -^——— Appetizer Dept.! nd man is expected to be ar- 9 bag "y raigned in Municipal Court Coffee Maker Mixed Nuts C tomorrow on charges of fraud I 7 02 ON.THE ROCKS OR 1011 01. Ill nAU IIOLIOAV WHY PAY MORE? 20-ib.$129 Chicken Roll * 69 and attempted fraud at a lo- Glassware str, Wild Bird Seed bog JL - Seafood Savings!« cal bank and its branch. NEWSIZEIMOUTHWAS-HealthH & Beauty AidshNEW! REGULAR OR fUCTRICCOFFEE 2-ib. $159 ARM?a.CLAWan M5B. CLAWS • ALASKAALASKAN $159 Houert J. Waverczak, 19, is can ^L Ib. being held in county jail in LiListerini e *sr Chase &Sanborn King Crab > Fresh Produce! i lieu of $5,000 ball after his ar- SUNKIST- SIZE 88 NAVEL VALUABLE COUPON rest Monday morning at a MFG drive-in window of the Com- Towards the purchase of 0A8B munity State Bank and Trust two (2)14-02. btls.of Co., Rt. 35 and Navcsink Riv- PRIDE OF 100 PERCENT /I 19 IMPORTED FROM ORANGES er Road. STRAIGHT APPLE I* CANA THE FARM ^ BRANDV QUART He was charged with FIFTH fraudulently attempting to FREEZER QUEEN "All VARIETIES ' withdraw Jl.BOfl from a sav- WITH THIS i.n...£ftI.?-Vi?.m..,Co u BILOW •\ CHOICE OF 2-lb. Casseroles ings account. The account SHOP-niTC "GfMDE A" CUT OR FRENCH 5TVIE COUPON ""'" WEST INDIES BLENDED was in the name of Brian I). (iucrnscy of Upper Montclair. Green Beans RUM WHISKEY FANCY WINISAP5 AND MORTON'CHICHENINBASKET" C *m C I, Detective Capt. Robert M. $ 6J PICK UP YOUR GIN or VODKA Letts said Mr. Guernsey re- Rome Apples 2-lb. Fried Chickens p£ l ported to police last spring UIPPEH SKIN SWEET C PfHXI)..12-0! CONTS.-97c) BUDGET SAVER that his wallet containing Tangerines identification cards was'sto-' 10, 49 Coffee Lightener HARORIPE Icn. C -*-MIDGE T In Our Deli Dept.!"" At the Shop-Rite Check-Out Police allege- the suspect Tomatoes ft 29 was using Mr. Guernsey's FRESH* 5CALUONSOII SHOP-RITE Counter starting Thursday. cards to establish bank ac- Radishes I I counts and make wlthilrawls. Plan next week's savings FANCY Capt. Letts said the suspect C PORK ROLL' ' BUOW1 withdrew $1,800 from the Green Peppers ,,, 29 now! bank's main office on lit. ,15 FANCY ML BEEF OR ALL MEAT SWIFT C lib. C last Thursday. Hank officials Anjou Pears ,,, 29 plcg. notified police of the alleged Franks 79 SHOP-RITE OF RED BANK CANNED fraud. e j.ih.SC49 550 Broad Street IMPORTED When the suspect attempted ,, 29 HormelHam Four Face Charges * Of Drunken Driving * NEW SHREWSBURY - mond Ave., Neptune, who • Four persons who were ar- was also charged with driving it i rested here on charges of while on the revoked list: The • drunken driving are scheduled owner of the car, George E. it to appear in court on Dec. 18. Reid, of the same address, • The finest Canadian Eddie B. Choice, 6051 N. who was a passenger, was it AMERICAN WHISKEY i Mervine St., Philadelphia, charged with allowing an unli- you can buy if you World's Finest was arrested Friday morning censed driver to operate his i don't mind spending New and Improved- i on Tinton Ave. by Patrolmen vehicle. and Worth It Donald Mueller and Thomas Wilton J. Estes, 96 Canoe Lighter and Smoother Birch. Brook Road, Short Hills, was The same officers arrested charged with drunken driving • ! Robert A. Smith, New Jersey after his involvement in an Ave., Neptune, on Rt. 33 on accident at 9:15 p.m. Sunday Fifth 80 Proof • Saturday morning. On Sunday on Shrewsbury Ave. Patrol- morning, Patrolmen Mueller man Rudolph Grasso was ar- • and Wayne White arrested resting officer. No injuries The whiskey for people who like to be together Samuel 0. Carpenter, 439 Drum- were reported. i h Little Silver Defers * Condominium Vote • SPECIAL Va GALLON VALUE 1* LITTLE SILVER - The On prior occasions, the gov- • Borough Council has post- erning body has expressed its> YOU CAN'T TOP THIS VALUE. poned until Dec. 18 a decision approval of the project, but: on a proposed adult con- has had reservations about1 i dominium for Church St. specifics of the proposal. GIUlfNl Mayor Charles F. Roll said The mayor said the council * 'the council wants time to is concerned about two of SO99 s^udy recommendations made those specifics — limiting oc- by the Zoning Board of Ad- cupancy to persons over 48 * Vz Gallon justment. years of age, and limiting the 8 Quality-Value Since 1836 "We only received copies of number of dependents to one •the recommendations who must be 18 years of age ! tonight," the mayor said, or older. "and we want time to sit down and review them." He said neither condition was spelled out in the zoning SPECIAL WINE SELECTIONS ! board recommendation. Man Pleads Cost of the units would' i range from $32,000 to $39,000. Innocent To Builder is the Double G Land i Corp. • Car Theft In other business, the coun- FREEHOLD - A 31-year- cil awarded a $8,793 contract old Ocean Township man has for a sidewalk snow plow to * pleaded innocent to charges of Elliott & Hutchings, Malonc, stealing a car valued at {3,500 •N.Y., the only bidder. GIM and articles valued at $1,200 * SC19 Clearl„ ,y from a Neptune man Sept. 5. Qt the best. James C. Carpino of Nor- November * i wood Ave. denied that he stole the car and articles from Was Wettest i • Samuel Weinsteln, 44 Pine- • wood Drive, Neptune. if Carpino was among those On Record • arraigned before Superior LONG BRANCH - Last Court Judge Patrick J. month was the wettest No- s McGann Jr. vember in the 65-year history Joe Johnson, 26, of 615 Pine of the weather observation it St., Asbury Park, denied de- station here. * frauding Wall Lincoln Mer- it cury, 681 Shrewsbury Ave., Wilbur Lafaye, local cooper- • RICH IN FLAVOR ! Shrewsbury, July 14 by alle- ative observer for the Weath- gedly failing to return a ren- er Bureau, reports that the RICH IN SMOOTHNESS ted car July 24 as he had month's precipitation was just under 10 inches — fl.94 inches agreed to do. ] I to be exact — or about 2 /2 80Proo< Ronald P. Mallow, 35, of 35 IMPORTED 86 Proof GOLD Bowne Ave., Freehold, denied times the normal of 3.98 in- White charges of open lewdness ches. and LABEL i June 16 and June 27 in Ma- TARD*** Gold The month was also a little SPECIAL COGNAC SPECIAL SELECTION CARIOCA i nalapan. cooler than usual — averaging o PUIKVOMCANRUM BLENDED WHISKEY Keith B. Richards, 20, of 82 44.2 degrees as against a nor- The King of Cognacs.., $Tf47 $A75 The premium blend $*J79 Franklin Ave,, West Keans- mal of 46.1. from the Castle of Cognac f Fifth BOProof Makes a drink sing! T Fifth burg, denied possession of adi- I Quart 80 Proof 0 Fifth pex and escaping from Micl- Total rainfall for the year, dletown Patrolman Stephen through November, has been Xante Sept. 15. 52.55 inches, Mr. Lafaye re- Fred Hagerman, 35, of Sto- ports. Normal average for the nehurst Blvd., Freehold first 11 months is 41.49. The Monastery I Township, denied obstructing the execution of a summons Last month topped the pre- by Deputy Sheriff George A. vious November rainfall record of 9.12 inches set in Brandy Powell May 13 concerning a civil matter. He had pleaded 1947. Heaviest single day of innocent by mall. precipitation was Nov. 8, Don't be misled by the price, ', Cremo de Menthe Green, t James Monprode, 20, of 67 when 2.58 inches was record- Apricot and Fruit Brandy, Elmwood Ave., Leonardo, had ed. the Quality is superb! pleaded innocent by mall to There was a trace (if snow 24 DELICIOUS charges of breaking into a car on just one day, Nov. 15. Nor- belonging to Josepl/ DiPa- $1f|75 CORDIALS mal snowfall for the month is doya, 320 Holly Drive East, NEW FLAVORS: Lemon and rruit Brandy/ .3 inch. Belford, June 20 in Highlands /2 Gallon Banana and Fruit Drandy/Applc and Fruit Brandy 42 Proof and stealing a radio valued at 10 • Highest temperature for the Flavors |200,and breaking into the month was dtt degrees on Nov. 80 Proof SPECIAL SAMPLER SIZE 1/2 Pint 994 8f. home of Thomas Collins, 38 3. The low was 18 degrees on Fifth St., Highlands, July 3 Nov. 23. nioLiiuutjMacNaughtoi nunn - Blendeuii'iivji-ud Canadiai/uunuiiiini Whiskeyvvmarw/;i Ii.. W»v.. HarpencJifjuir Kentuckr\ By Mirgnerite Henderson -last year, according to Winter prise" diamond bug pin Mr. part of the Barn Theater's Glow founder and chairman, Marsh brought along as an ex- scholarship fund for talented "What am I doing? You Countess Anatole Buxhoev- tra goodie. young performers — are nom- want to know what I'm doing? , eden, Rumson, who reports all County Fare inally priced to include or not Also arriving with minutes to include dinner. You decide; Well, I'll tell you - I don't other revenues up, too. to spare (unfortunately not know what I'm doing." A final tally is not yet pos- the clock at the Buxhoeve-, by a $200 bid — a black poodle 1 carried by Ron Johnson) was A buffet meal will be ca- That's a direct quote from sible, but the '71 benefit dens' command post during puppy. the N.Y. Giants-autographed tered by Rumson's Froma- Mrs. Charles J. Hesse 3rd, brought J85.00Q to the Mon- hectic pre-ball days. Lloyd F. Christiahson of football that brought in $400. gerie (formerly The Colony) Leonardo, spoken .on the run mouth County Association for The Sakers also contributed Rumson, on the other hand, Fred "The Baron" Lehmann, which is set to open just wje at the Shore Casino, Atlantic . Retarded Children, so you get the Arabian stallion, Chico, must go along with the theory West AUenhurst, instigated night earlier with all sorts of Highlands, where Mrs. Hesse the picture, don't you?? bought at auction by Leonard that "diamonds are a girl's this play which was carried tasty cheese treats and other presided for a great part of As for the countess; well, Berg, Edison, fpr $1,300. Mr. best friend." Mr. C. not only out by Giants coach Alex things. Saturday night in the Winter she's getting her vitamin B-12 Berg (of the real estate paid $1,350 for the diamond Webster, Sea Girt. Glow Ball boutique. shots as may be (I suspect) Bergs) must love animals al- and gold necklace from S. Yes, bar service will be But Mary Ann Hesse lied. such never-say-quit com- most as much as he loves wa- Marsh and Sons, Millburn Another last minute auction available. She DID know what she wasmittee members as Mr. and terproof basements, non-leak- (presented in person by Irving item (that sold for $725) was a Yes, there will be music for doing and as a result the bou- Mrs. Jack Saker who, we're ing roofs and wood-burning Marsh), but he also made the ring designed by Red Bank dancing by The Sidemen. tique sales surpassed those of told, worked almost 'round fireplaces! He also bought — top bid of $850 for the "sur- jeweler Homer Williams that featured a diamond showboat Yes, there will be a floor — in keeping with the gala's show — nay, two floor shows! the stellar attractions at the Winter Glow BalJ, to showboat theme. — starring such people as Ed- steady his writing hand. die. Rose, Jeff and Karen Kel- A solid gold Christian Dior ler, BUI Trice and Victor Di- watch (this from Eeeds Jew- mestria. elers) was sold for $375 to Yes, there will be more: a' Charles Henderson, Rumson. multi-media presentation by Jack Saltzman of Deal Bob Arter, for instance. (whose wife was chairman of For ticket info call Mrs; the gift committee) paid $500 Quinn or The Barn. for the metal figurines created by Samuel Yoskowltz, Silver Anniversary Asbury Park. Ring those bells! Mr. ami William Kelly, Little Silver, Mrs. Edward A, Straus, Little bought for $525 the child's Silver, who were married one mini buggy given by Larry's blizzardy 1947 day in Mon- Auto Seat Covers, Matawan. mouth Medical Center (where he was an appendicitis And John Pawlowski, Fair patient) were feted at a sur- Haven, plunked down $375 for prise party Saturday in the a onetime bassinet which was Shrewsbury firehouse in hon> refitted as a mobile bar com- or of their upcoming 25th wed- plete with assorted liquors. ding anniversary. : Departing, however—smash! Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Spec- '—. Mr. Pawlowski also tor, New Shrewsbury, Margie* plunked down the bassinet. and "Punchy" Marx, Little That's Showboat biz! Silver, and Millie and Ed Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Del- Queen Dethroned bert Mammcn, Fair Haven, Mrs. John R. Quinn, Rum- were the couples most in- son, who received the crown, volved in getting the gang to- cape and baubles appropriate gether. to a River Queen at the Win- And it was Mrs. Mammen ter Glow bash, is getting back who was charged with driving down to basics. the unsuspecting twosome \ (supposedly to the Bernard Reglitir Slow Photo* One of these is Cabaret Nite Post home, Middletown, the PRETTY PACKAGE — Mrs. Dqvid J. Doran 3rd, Rumson, foreground, a member of the Winter Glow Dec. 16 at The Bam, Kumson. setting for a fictitious Hanuk- Ball committee, provides service with a smile for shoppers, from left, Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden, Tickets for the event — pro- kah party) by way — hoax, Rumson, chairman of annual benefit part/; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Petro, Spring Lake, and Mr. Do- ceeds of which will become hoax — of the Sport Spot, ran. , Shrewsbury, which just hap- pens to be next to the fire- FAMOUS NAME BRANDS house. Among those who leapt to surprise^)" were such local BRAS chums, old friends and close relatives as Mrs. Mae New- & OFF man (Mrs. Straus' mother), UST Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vager, Mr. 0 PRICE and Mrs. Leo Kugler, Mr. and GIRDLES 20°/. Mrs. Jack Winters, Mr. and CELEBRATION! — Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. ALL GARMENTS MANUFACTURED ON PREMISES - Mrs. Edward Geltzeiler, and Straus, Little Silver, enjoy belng.guests at their, i BRA & GIRDLE FACTORY Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zager, surprise 25th wedding anniversary party staged';/ Little Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Saturday in the Shrewsbury firehouse. 9006lhM. 775-299 ASBURY PARK Wilbur Feldman, Linden; Mr, ker, Bergenfield, and a great and Mrs. George Hoffman, h and Mrs. Post, Mr. and Mrs. group from Red Bank in- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hecht, Mr.,,,.. Sam Naidoff and Mr. and cluding Mrs. Edith Scharf, and Mrs. Mort Fox and Mr. . Mrs. George Spero, Middle- OCEANPORT Mr. and Mrs. Milton Solomon, and Mrs. Herman M. Meshen- ,:V; town; Rabbi and Mrs. Jack Ruth and Ralph Stein, Mr. AVENUE M. Rosoff and Mr. and Mrs. berg. . . LITTLE SILVER Ted Fox, Fair Haven; Mr. NEW JERSEY and Mrs. Norman West, Fair ^42-6666 Lawn; Mr. and Mrs. David. Chesen, Palisades, and Mrs. Bertha West and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chesen, Ridgefield. ALL SMILES — Winter Glow goers Included Director of Freeholders and ..I Mrs. Joseph C. Irwln, Red Bank, left, and John J. Donoghue, Elberon, Also, Miss Dorothy Wexler, right, acting executive director of Monmouth County Association for Re- Palisades Park, who wais tarded Children, with Mrs. Donoghue and Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden, slated to be Mrs. Straus' Rumson. ' • . . bridesmaid until Ed's appen- dix interfered; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zlatim, Springfield; Mr.- NEW SHREWSBURY - MANASQUAN and Mrs. Ellis Levitov, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rosto- CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT... may not mean much to your pet, but the system cir- culates filtered, fresh air every five minutes through- Pussycat, out the building that cleans, sanitizes and disinfects. Pussycat, where Come to think of it, it does mean something to your have you been? pet. master charge BATHING AND GROOMING Naturally at the OUR SPECIALTY CAT'S GILBERT RD., WEST, NEW SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY (201) 842-4949 MEOW STATE HIGHWAY 35, MANASQUAN, NEW JERSEY No one beats our prices ... no ono (201) 223-2800 bonts our selection ... Come to Lucy's and soo for yourself] Fond LONG PUUD* ZIPPER PLAID IV PEA COATS'QUILTED COATS |l SKI JACKETS . of Fondue? Try these "finger-lickin' good" cream sauce dips for your very own Beef Fondue Party. In- cluding sauce Bourguignonne, Mousseline, . 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LITTL479 PROSPECEt SHIU¥E1T;I AVE.'. , 747-248LITTL>. MARKEE 4SILVER• ' , .,NET. PLACW• JERSE•••» EY TV DOyH«gtot«r, Bed B«fc~MW By MABGO SMITH Favourite Wafers, as well as the Tuc crackers Small world. from Belgium that have become our first choice An old friend popped up last week in a very un- underpinnings for nice cheese, are distributed expected place. • Potluck through General Biscuits, Inc., a wholly owned On second thought, perhaps Henry Scacia's subsidiary of a European firm of the same name. little Silver Market Place at 497 Prospect Ave. is , sweets that contained soft creamy cocoa-* All U.S. operations are out of Red Bank under the not such an unlikely spot for finding a confection in a waferlike shell. ' direction of Eric Carpetner, a charming Britisher that was as much a part of our childhood Christ- , It's wonderful to find them again, just in time who didn't leave all of his accent with the Royal mas as the candlelit tree laden with memorabilia for the holidays. Maritime. He commutes from 35 Beechwood PL, from the old country. And thereby hangs a tale. Fair Haven to the Jerral Building on Riverside The cookies, formerly known as Fantasia Wa- Ave., Red Bank, with frequent side trips across the Since the Market Place "went gourmet," fers, are just being re-introduced in this country nation and once yearly to Europe. we've found all kinds of delicious memories there. under the name of Favourite Wafers. They're The Favourite Wafer revival was Mr. Carpen- But this discovery brought back our first dozen baked, not by the sugarplum fairy, as, you might ter's idea, a beautiful one from my own sentimen- Christmas Eves with the grandparents. These last- guess by their fragile lightness, but by the es- tal standpoint. He has designed attractive packag- ed well into the hours when most kids were sup- teemed house of De Beukelaer in Belgium. ing in four, 12 and 24-ounce sizes and they become posed to be nestled in bed with visions. We were Mr. Scacia is the very first shop to offer them available throughout the country this week. sustained through the festivities by sugar plums stateside, and we were there when Mrs. Paul Fi- They're a dainty snack for all kinds of pur and fruit portioned out in soup bowls on the library nan of 110 HUlcrest ltd.. Fair Haven, purchased the poses — with tea or coffee or a sherbet dessert, or, table. One for each of us, clearly labeled, so there very first box in America and promptly treated her if you want to pursue an old world custom, as part would be no arguing. 'K, 2Ms year old son, Tommy, to a taste, of the Christmas holiday assortment of sweets that The bowls held all sorts of imported cookies On the tightly cellophaned blue box that kept makes the season festive. and candies. Deciding which to eat and which to the wafers just as, crisp as my early memories, the Thanks to Messrs. Carpenter and Scacia for .save for taking home was troublesome, for there words, "Bed .Bank" leapt into vision. Small world, making my world a little smaller, and a little more were never enough of those little nut shaped indeed delicious. lsMargarineHarmful?RutgersProfsSay'No' NEW BRUNSWICK - Does These fears are exagger- used, blending it with an un- of saturated fats and dietary in structure but with the same margarine consumption in-, ated, according to two experts hydrogenated oil to make a cholesterol. He and his re- number of atoms as before, crease cholesterol levels in on fats and oils at the Rutgers mixture which is then used in search group have found that formed through hydrogena- the body? College of Agriculture and margarine." pectin and pectin-like sub- tion should be investigated, Many health food stores do Environmental Science. Dr. Chang points out that stances found in fresh fruit, though definitely harmful ef- not carry margarine, and "Margarine manufacturers the soft margarines sold in vegetables, and whole grain fects have not been found to writers such as Adelle Davis have made a real effort to de- plastic tubs are usually lowest cereals may reduce the absorp- date." advise the public to avoid it crease the degree of hydroge- in saturated fats. .tion of cholesterol. completely. They maintain nation and to increase the po- "While margarine may con- "The relationship between ' Related to the hydrogena- that hydrogenation — the ad- lyunsaturated fatty acid con- tribute some saturate fat lo polyunsaturated fatty acids tion controversy is one over dition of hydrogen to make tent," says Stephen S. Chang, the average diet, this is gener- and blood cholesterol levels lecithin, a waxy substance vegetable oils solid at room professor of food science at found in soybean and other R.jliHr Sltff Photo ally low comparred to the fat has not yet been clearly es- temperature — increases the- the college. contributed by animal pro- tablished," Dr. Chang says. oils. Some writers claim that AGELESS FAVORITE — Tommy Finan of Fair Haven, 2'/?, gets the first 1 taste of an old world cookie making Its debut in the United States mar- saturated fats responsible for "Most of them only hydr- ducts,' says Hans Fisher, "In addition, I believe the lecithin can reduce cholester- kels. higher cholesterol levels. cgenate a portion of the oil Professor of nutrition at the small amount of fatty acid ol levels, but Dr. Fisher dis- college. ' ianriere. molecules changed putes this. Dr. Fisher stresses the im- portance of controlling body, weight, as' well as the intake "Mommy bought daddy SATURDAY NIGHT a Danish Wine Rack SPECIAL for only12.50 at..." FULL COURSE PRIMERS Girl Is Tormented Hit DINNER C Dear Ann Landers: I am 15 casting. An appealing voice is newspaper, enclosing 50c in PETERSON'S 19 Church Straet years old and have had one an advantage in any situation, coin and a long, stamped, self- RIVERSIDE IHM LtilU Silver, NJ hell of a lousy life so far. My social or professional. I would addressed envelope. HWY.3S , REOIAWC | father and mother have been Ann urge Rusty to check schools, Ami'rirun married 24 years and my dad colleges, universities or pri- Grin SiH'irlv has been an alcoholic and a Landers vate voice coaches in his woman chaser since I can re- Jk ' ,,*./.'„ ,0X5 """US town. — Paul. J. Barnes, AF- member. My mom has been TRA CHRISTMAS talking about a divorce for 10 piay the hand that circum- Dear Paul: NOW I know Free with the purchase of any Singer sewing machine years but she will never get stances has dealt you. Your what my voice sounds like on ALL YEAR one because she still loves school counselor or an under- the radio — a grinder full of with cabinet...a brand newSinger vacuum cleaner! him in spite of everything.,". standing clergyman can help horseshoe nails! You're When Charles Dickon's Right now we have over 150 beautiful sewing machine The thing that has me half you by just listening. If at 15 sweet! Thanks for writing. wrote about the miseries of you run from trouble instead and cabinet combinations.Come in and take your choice. working for Efocnezcr crazy is the fact that Dad Dear Ann Landers: When a bought a trailer four months of learning how to handle it person receives a wedding an- Scrooge in A Christmas Ca- you'll be running all your life. rol, lie wasn't e^nggeruliitg. ago and is keeping a woman nouncement, NOT an in- „ Fowersweeper* We hnve conic a long way in it. The trailer is less than 10 ' Dear Ann Landers: In ref- vitation, and a card is en- Our gift lo you when you minutes from our house and erence to the complaint from closed which reads, "At home Irom ihc tradition of a si\- The GoldenTbuch&Sew* buy any Singer sewing ma- und-lmlf-day work week. We he shuttles back arid forth. My "Rusty Pipes And Assaulted after December 1st," and. machine with cabinet. Exclusive push- Eardrums" (whose problem chine with cabinet. Three, now have the Chrislmas nerves are in shreds because then the address is given, button, front drop-in bobbin. 10 slretch- bonus check. of this and the doctor has me was an unpleasant voice) I what does it mean? My hus- sellings for rugs plus a sel- on tranquilizers. Mom cries a think you missed the point. band says it means, "We stilches. Solid-state speed control. ling lor bare doors. Model Push-button threader. Built-in and inter- I am not sure of the gen- |ot what with the drinking and You, Dear Lady, are an ex- would like you to come and SV-2. esis of I his fine tradition, hut fighting and no sleep or peace ample. The reason you arc on visit us at this address after changeable Fashion* Discs to create a in recent years I have wen a of mind I'm a wreck. I might NBC radio every morning is this date." variety of stitches. Sofl-touCh fabric feed phenomenon developing sound like a horrible kid but is because you write an advice I-say it means, "If you want system. With beautiful Bakerslield cabi- which 1 hope will become a there some way I can legally column and your name is a to send a wedding^gift, here's net crafted of rich walnut veneers. Model custom. get out of this house? Can I household word. If your voice where we will be living." Who 750 with 692 cabinet. ask to be put in a foster home sounded like a grinder full of is right? - Battle Royal In When you receive your somewhere? I have no rela- horseshoe nails, you'd still Royal Oak. have a listening audience. QiiiMmus bonus check, it is tives that I care to live with. Dear Bats: Your husband's Fashion Mate* an expression -of ^michvill Strangers would be better. While you may be self-con- interpretation is incorrect. zig-zag sewing machine with cabinet. Sows buttonholes, from the people von work Please, Ann, help me. — Des- scious about your midwestern Yours is a bit crass, but closer 1 even mends without allachments. Exclusive front drop-in for. It is, Imsieallv, a gesture perate 15 twang, the hard "r's " and the to reality. bobbin and zoned presser bar control lor a variety of of line sciilimcii I. GMISKIIT. Dear 15: Moving out of the lispy "s's" it's still YOU — What's prudish? What's house is not a good solution. and no serious handicap. O.K.? If you aren't sure, you fabric weights. With elegant Kingston catjinol crafted of What I have hreh observ- You'd probably feel guilty Rusty, on the other hand, need some help. It's available rich walnut veneers. Model 257 with 708 cabinet. \\Cf* ing in my stole lately, after about abandoning your moth- may have a real problem in the booklet, "Necking And Chrislmas, is I lint huppy er and wonder what's going which might be corrected by Petting - What Are The Lim- shopper who is about lo he on back there and be in worse voice training, even though he its?" Mail your request to wisely sell' indulgent. Oli- shape than ever. has no interest in broad- Atin Landers in care of this viously, that shopper ilnesn't My advice is to get some uiilit to st|mimlcr the (Jirisl- counceling and learn how to nias check. It .should he spent in the'spirit in whieh it Getting Her to Church Singer Christmas was given! FRIDAY NIGHT Christinas elieeks deserve SPECIAL On Time Is a Business more than casual spending.~ FULL COURSE SEAFOOD By DAVID VIDAL by herself, she's going to wind Thev should he. wisely in- SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) — up pretty tired. But that doesn't Gift Center . vested. Hut savings accounts Getting the bride to the church happen with our brides. They're mid the slock market aren't DINNER $095 on time, well fed, dressed and always very calm when .they the only ways lo invest your rested has become a business in get married," says Benedita de Electric Scissors holing. Duv a gift of jewelry Latin America's largest city. PETERSON'S Godoy Novaes, 52, owner of the Gifts to make her sewing easier. for yourself. "If the bride does everything "Catherine Cabclcleiros" beau- RIVERSIDE INN ty parlor. Beautifully designed Singer electric scissors. HWY. 35 HEP BANK We have, at this lime, an The services she offers go Model C125 Powcrlul rotary motor. Chrome-finish steel excellent selection of line >• Buy and Rent All Your Party Needs beyond simple manicures and blades, noise dampening balance base. ft98 jewelry, and gift items. In hair styling to encompass ev- slocking this inventory, we erything a bride-to-be would ^ TABLES • CHAIRS Model CQ8 Powerful, two-speed rotary motor. Exclusive have considered men ami need, thus providing a unique snip action. Built-in light, Stainless steol blados. JQ98 women tutil nil age groups. CHINA* LINEN "bride-preparing service." Our selection of quality GLASSWARE Hut she did start with a beau- Model C98 Corriloss rechargeable opcralion. Powerful pieces is certain lo excite COCKTAIL FOUNTAINS ty parlor. rotary motor. Fully adjustable speed control. Exclusive your interest. .*. PORTABLE BARS "However I found this was snip action. Noiso dampening balance base. Built-in light. 'litere are some who think PARTY TENTS & CANOPIES not the best system. I lost lots Stainless steel bladcr.. ITOS that the Christinas cheek is :i PLASTIC PLATES & NAPKINS of time and 1 wasn't charging bit cold, perhaps an easy my old clients who were getting Large assorlment of sewing boxes «ind baskcis Irom V8 io J S PLASTIC GLASSWARE married," she said tracing the . Each a lovely gift for any way out for the giver. Con- DECORATIONS idea of the bride service. homesewer you know. sider that giver. Does your FAVORS IMIKS have time lo nho|< for The beauty parlor expanded cacti of his rmplovccs? Anil AND LOTS MORE in the downtown Santa Cecilia since this isn't the ease, neighborhood to include clothes voiildn't he he happy to,see WE'RE CONVENIENT. designing and eating facilities. you "wearing" your Chrisl- WE'RE CLOSE. A makeup specialist was hired. SINGER Sewing Centers mas IIUIUIS? Wlial belter PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Now in full swing, the service lliuuk you could yon make? and participating approved dealers M) TRAFFIC PflOBLEMS! handles an average of three ALL PURPOSE brides a month who get their Singor Sowing Conlors havo a Crcdil Plan lo lit your budget and, if you wisli, monlhly payments con bo doforrod until Febiuaiy, 1973. Come in uud let us help nails cut, hair done, stomachs Many approved dilators oiler attractive crcdil terms, you now lo keep a little hit RENTAL CENTER fed and body rested all in the Singer has a liberal Irade-in policy. Wo will apply an allowanco on your usod sewino machine loward any sowing machine you buy st Singer. of Christmas nil year long. 181 NIWRHD Springs Bd., Shrewihirr same building for just over •A Trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY. A&P Shopping Ctnltr $300. ReussiHcs' a 741-0040 opm7d»if»atink The bridal gown and shoes JtbJBROA DmTHKCIXWK... also come In the package. ; RED BANK • 69 Broad Street • EATONTOWN • Monmouth Shopping Center Run Deep In Holmdel Hi SOHOPTOMIST , THE BEST IN BATIK HOLMDfit - When Mr. and Mrs. SUnley retired and their daughter, Mrs. Shirley Cox, GET-TOG ETHER Stthrell, 2 Deercrest Drive, celebrate their took over the books. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RUMSON - An IsraeU golden wedding anniversary on Christmas, The Stiiwell tradition here goes back at — The' Soroptomist Club of tik prlntmaking demonstrsf they can also chalk up a half century's mar- Twin Light wUl meet Dec. 14 tion by Mrs. Lewis Korb riage with the Township of Holmdel. least 150 years, to Obadiah, who is buried in the local cemetery among a lot of other Stil- at Bahr's Restaurant here Co|ts Neck will be featured wells. The family once owned a farmland tract when members will host the the Dec. 12 meeting of ~ Just about the time they exchanged vows, Bank Hadassah, starting Mr. Stilwcli obtained bis first real estate bro- where the Bell Laboratories now stand. It was Freehold, Red Bank and As- developed by Mr. Stiiwell as Penelope Park, bury Park chapters of the So- 8:30 p.m., at Congregat: ker's license here. The three of them, Mr. and B'nai Israel here: r Mrs. SUlwell, and Holmdel, have shared the and sold to the Labs 15 years ago. roptomist organization. era during which the borough emerged grace- Mr. SUlwell also developed and built the fully from rural farmlands to a sophisticated 36-home Tanglewood Terrace area. He served Club Aids Autistic Program suburban community that, miraculously, never as president of the Kiwanis Club in Lincroft, lost its country flavor. As a realtor and as a LITTLE SILVER T At to- and again when Holmdel bad its own. Christmas Workshop con-' public official. Mr. Stiiwell had much to do morrow's meeting of the Eve- ducted by Mrs. Bernaftf,? with that quiet transition. Everett Store ning Membership Department Rosen and Mrs. Edward Beti, * As a boy, Mr. SUlwell worked in the Ever- of the Woman's Club of Little here, and Mrs. Coert Engels- Despite an ailing foot, Mr. StilwclJ remains ett General Store owned by his grandfather, Sdver, a check for $350 will be man, Atlantic Highlands. active in local real estate. Together with Mrs. Theodore. He remembers the reporter from presented to Mrs. Eva May- Dorothy Sullivan, Fox IJunt Road, and Robert Red Bank's weekly Register, making the bank, director of the Search Toys will be collected at E. Reed, builder of Country Woods at Holmdel rounds by bicycle, to pick up news items at the Day Program of the Mon- this meeting, to be given as and Country Farms at Holmdel, he has estab- store that sold "everything from a needle to a mouth County Chapter for Au- Christmas gifts to children at- lished Country House'Realty, an agency with clap o' thunder." tistic Children. tending the Monmouth Day offices at 4 Holmdel Rd. The meeting, set for 8:30 Care Center. Mrs. Joseph Looking back, Mr. Stiiwell says a lot of p m. in the clubhouse, Rum- Cantelmo is chairman of the Ta: Collector things have changed since his family paid 1540 son Road, will also feature a project. . ; Mr. Stiiwell served as borough tax collec- in taxes for their 49 acres in what was then tor until he was named magistrate. At that known as MorrisvUle, now Everett. point, Mrs. Stiiwell assumed the post and held "But then again," he says, "a lot of things it for 20 years, until two years ago when she haven't." PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL? , EBRONIX LEARNING CENTERS combine one-to--l Asman, one tutoring (in your own home), electronic teaching A machines, and confidence building techniques to & accelerate your child's performance up. to or 1 Dance beyond grade level in: • Gradesl' READING - MATH - SPELLING 1-12 S Featured ALSO COLUGE BOARD EXAMINATION REVIEW CUSSES * LITTLE SILVER - Dance improvisations by members of LEARNING the Monmouth Conservatory Call: Dance Workshop and a slide- GMH CENTERS illustrated talk on France by George Towne - Director ot Education artist William C. Asman of Little Silver will highlight GOING STRONG — For Stanley Stiiwell, Holmdel the Christmas season 252 BROAD STREET RED BANK Hoursou : Rod BanBankk -Weslfiel Wesllieldd ooAtAt nil*nil* IJ Friday's 8 p.m. Christmas marks a half centur'y In the local real estate business as well as Mr. and 84Z-D121 party of the Women's Society Mrs. Stilwell's golden anniversary. £ Noon-6 P.M. Nulley - Denville - Siaien Island 84Z-D121 ^ of Christian Service of Em- - bury Methodist Church, here. The dance performance will be staged in the church hall and feature Jill Kalotay, Sandra Fetz and Joan Har- Still TOPS In MAT Values! vey. Mr. Asman, who had a one- man show this fall at the THE KING OF ROASTS! Guild of Creative Art, Shrews- 'bod bury, will also exhibit some of SMtiwsiurr AVE. ot n. 35, ww SMHHMIRY, OVEN READY... his paintings. He was recently *RT. 36, EAST KUN represented in an exhibition at the Burr Galleries, New York. Works by Mr. Asman RIB ROASTS have won many awards and OPEN DAILY19 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M one of his paintings is part' of the permanent collection at the New Jersey State Mu- FIRST seum, Trenton. CUT- The public is invited to at- tend the event. LB. lib. Bazaar Is Extra Tomorrow lean BONELESS • RIB HALF $f 09 WEST KEANSBURG - The Boneless BEEF GROUND PORK LOIN IB. first Handcrafted Christmas • TOP SIRLOIN CHUCK r Bazaar sponsored by the West S-lb. Av». Pfcg. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Keansburg PTA will take • CROSS RIB U.S.A. SHOULDER . .-. /. . • . • • • Regliltr staff Phot* LAMB CHOPS Ib BY LOVING HANDS -Mrs. Donald B Nell, Red place tomorrow from 8:20 • TOP ROUND Bank, a member of the Marlboro Auxiliary, a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 7:30 • BOTTOM ROUND mib. HOT or SWEET • Delicious shows one of the antique doll copies made and to 11 p.m. and Friday from dressed by patients ot Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- 8:20 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the West Wholt cul« sliflHtly higher Keansburg School, Laurel [ pital which will be featured In the Christmas Bou- THE VERY BEST BEEF ITAL SAUSAGi tique open to the public tomorrow and Friday Ave. Mrs. Ruth Hay Is PTA Ib from 10 a m to 4 p m Setting for the sale is the president. IN ROAST BEEF! SHORT RIBS FOOD CITY STEAKS ARE GREAT! Tramberg Building on the hospital grounds, Rt Mrs. Jackie Hintllff, ways 520 and means chairman, says EYE FLANKEN that handmade items to be of-, CHICKEN DINNER fercd for sale include decoup- SIRLOIN PREGNANT... MIDDLETOWN - The Vet- age pieces, ceramics, cro- erans of Foreign Wars Post cheted dolls, pocketbooks and Ib. DISTRESSED? Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor ponchos, and' homebaked Christmas cookies and fruit STEAKS CAU a chicken and dumpling din- U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED - Frank Perdue's ner Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. in cakes. There will be a trash FLAVORFUL BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 the post home, 1000 Rt. 35. and treasure table. Also, during sale hours to- PERDUE Quality CHICKENS PORTERHOUSE morrow night a selection of floral arrangements from J & BREASTS. ALWAYS PLEASING * - F Florists, Port Monthouth, will be available. mam with ' T-BONE STEAKS* I Chicken Wings 29' IbRIB. S Livers 49C Ib. J'^X Committee 'ot:t:nym:n:mm. DEPT.= Hi-C AA. 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"Sure, I want to make Rodgers wore a natty brown ny Rodgers knew he'd come a place votes and 1,310 points curred ... not now. His great want to lead them along the some* money at this game," suede suit, shiny black boots long Way. From the coldness from newsman voting for the ability on and off the field right path, to help keep them he said. "I have no perference and dark glasses. Glover • of the Lincoln Jail, to the Heisman Trophy. Pruitt got should change people's opin- out of the trouble I got into. on a pro team.' I just want a came along, his muscle bul- warm ness of the Heisman 117 firsts and 966 points. Glo- ions." That's a big part of my life." team that wants me." ging from a white* turtleneck Trophy. ver's totals were 99 and 652. UuBlmeu Rodgers is a slender 175- Quarterback, usually the sweater. "My road's been bumpy," "I'm very disappointed," . Rodgers was No. 1 in each ' pounder who caught 147 ca- dominant position in Heisman said Pruitt, who attended the of five geographical sections. balloting, didn't fare so well "Other than Coach De- said Nebraska's football hero. reer passes for 2,667 yards vaney, I'd like to thank my "I aim to make it smoother ceremony held by the sponsor- Pruitt was second in the East, and 26 touchdowns. He also this time; The Big Eight kids ing Downtown Athletic Club Midwest, Southwest and Far scored a 1-2-3 sweep and quar- mother and grandmother, for my brothers. Nobody de- returned kicks for a 16-yard who stuck beside me in some serves the route I took." of New York. "Johnny played West and Davis was mnnerup average and ran the ball 133 terbacks had to settle for the three roles, as runner and re- in the South with the Okla- next four positions with Loui- bad times. This gives me a **. Rodger? won the Heisman times for 838 yards. great deal of pride. For in a landslide. Oklahoma run- ceiver and punt returner. homa star third. siana State's Bert Jones, Ala- T|iat helped him." . Ballots distributed to sports During the "Rodgers Era" bama's Terry Davis, Penn awhile, it didn't seem I would ning back Greg Pruitt was a at Nebraska, the Big Eight get anyting. Now I've got the distant second. Johnny's fel- Pruitt, asked his opinion on newsmen include first, second State's John Hufnagel and the moral issues whirling and third choices and are powerhouse won national ti- Iowa State's George Amund- best." low Comhusker, middle guard tles in 1970 and 71 and went 8- Rich Glover, was third. around the Heisman award, counted on a 3-2-1 point basis. sen. Note Record said, "They should tell you "I haven't kept up with bow 2-1 this fall. Johnny will end Fat Sullivan, an Auburn Yesterday's announcement his collegiate career New Several sports columnists, came amid controversy over what the award is for ... popular or unpopular I was in quarterback, won in 1971. noting that Rodgers was whether character is in- various areas," Rodgers said. Year's night against Notre 'Devaney, learning of his the 21-year-old Rodgers' Dame in the Orange Bowl. jailed for a 1970 gas station brushes with the law, in- volved. If it is, Johnny's "I know some writers in the star's selection, said, "It's holdup and had brushes w«jUi cluding a $90 gas station hold- record should count against East were on me. I knew Credits Coach only right since Johnny Rod- police over traffic violations, up not far from the Nebraska him. If it isn't they should just there would be controversy "Coach Bob Devaney should gers is the greatest player in had campaigned against his campus in 1970. look at what he did. on the and I had to deal with it. All I get a lot of credit for this," he college football today. He's a selection. football field," know is I had the best statis- said when receiving the Heis- fine kid and a great player." Moral Issue tics for three years anyone man. "When I would start go- "Gred and Rich are great It had been made an issue Glover, unlike Pruitt, man- ever had in college football." ing astray, he's set me down "I was hoping, wishing and athletes and I eould never be of morals, of character. aged a smile after Rodgers for a talk. He was a stand-in imagining," Rodgers said yes- mad if somebody voted for "I'm a better man today," was named. "I won the Out- Rodgers came up from a father for the real father I terday. "I was in Rich Glo- them because they are bet- said Rodgers. "It's no secret land Trophy as the No. 1 line- tough section in Omaha. He never had. I love him and owe ver's house when the call ter," said Rodgers, "but I »P WlripnoU I've been in trouble. I feel man," he said. "That was never knew his father and his him a lot." came. I'm not saying I'm that can't understand them think- HEISMAN WINNER — Nebraska's Johnny Rod- I've overcome this. The enough for me and I'm happy. admitted "scratches with the much better than Greg Pruitt, ing I'm No. 1 and voting gers flashes a grin yesterday after receiving the awa,rd gives me a great deal As for Johnny, if he was going law" have been many. Rodgers, despite his size, but I didn't make this deci- ' against me for what happened Heisman Trophy as the most outstanding colle- Of pride." to be punished, it should have "I have four brothers, one feels a golden pro career is' sion." years ago." giate football player of 1972. wmnHMiHuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHHiiiiiiHiiiiii MiHHiiwiiiimitmiiitiiiiiuitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii luiiiminiiiiin fiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiinitiniiuiitiiniiuiuiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiuiiii imiiiniiiuiiiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIII in Knick Victory Over Kings Gains Tie for First Place By The Associated Press There were no games in the strong," Motta said about periods. Kareem Abdul-Jab- Dave DeBusschere and Bill American Basketball Associ- Heard, "but that he's so quick bar of Milwaukee, who aver- Bradley leaf a third-period ation. and so agile." aged 40.2 points against Los surge that carried New York Heard, who swiped a start- The Lakers controlled the Angeles last season, managed to a 125-103 National Basket- ing spot from Bob Love, and action from the start and then 29 points and departed with ball Association victory over Chet Walker ignited a 36-point insured the triumph with a 1:28 left and his team trailing the Kansas City-Omaha Kings Chicago explosion in the third third-period binge led by Gail by 20 points. last night, moving the Knicks period that broke open a close Goodrich, who bucketed 10 of The Bullets employed a into a virtual first-place tie contest and boosted the Bulls his 24 points during that strategy to maneuver Phil with Boston in the Atlantic Di- to a 90-74 lead. Heard and stanza. The Bucks trailed 64- Chenier into scoring position vision. Walker each scored 12 points 58 until Goodrich hit three and he made the most of his The game was close during the eruption and each jump shots as the Lakers out- opportunities. Chenier scored throughout the first half with finished with 24 points. scored Milwaukee 16-8 for an nine of Baltimore last 11 the Knicks taking a 55-51 lead "It's not that he's so 80-66 advantage after three points and passed Wes Unseld into the third quarter. the tiebreaker after the Cavs Then DeBusschere pumped' rallied for a 93-92 lead with in six points and Bradley 2:53 remaining. added four in the opening minutes as the Knicks, win- Pete Maravich, held to only ning their eighth in a row at four points until 1:48 left in home, outscored the Kings 12- the third quarter, found the 4. range and finished with 31 DeBusschere finished with a points, leading the Hawks to game-high 28 points followed victory. He scored seven by Walt Frazier's 27. Nate Ar- points in the third quarter and chibald, the league's leading exploded for 20 in the final pe- scorer who took a 34.3 aver- riod. AP Wlnptiol* age into the game, finished NwYtrkllli) 6 FT A FLIPPER — Philadelphia Blazers Richard Campeau (6) Is flipped over by Cleveland Crusaders Gar- with 26 to top the Kings. (Mm 1 4 14DBchr II 4 21 3 2 I Brdly 4 2 14 ry Jarrett (12) In a WHL match In Philadelphia yesterday. Chicago Bulls Coach Dick ucey 4 3 11 4 0 II Arcbld 114 2t Fnlir » 9 27 Motta couldn't say enough Cvokot 5 0 10 Mnro« 4 3 IS VArsdl 4 2 10 Re«l J 2 ( about Garfield Heard and the Green 3 1 7 Mnwr 3 1 7 hustling forward couldn't do KO|l! 3 3 9 Blbby 2 4* GIUH 2 0 4 Jckton 1 0 2 Ron Ward and Gene Peacosh enough. Rcttll 2 0 4 Gnlll I 2 4 "He's probably the most Totals 421910 Totall 415125 KC-Omoho I? 24 22 30 —103 amazing player I've ever New York 33 22 31 S- IS Fouled out—Node had," Motta said after Heard Konsoi Clfy-Omolw. 29, New York, If led a second-half shooting One ueausscaere BUI Bradley Win Attention, Raider Points spree and finished with 24 points as the Bulls romped to Ron Ward was the center of all their goals in the second game; then Ward and Peacosh put the game out of reach attention and, as expected, he a 130-108 National Basketball period to down Winnipeg 4-2, took over.. with his 11th and 12th in a 3i/2- Association victory over the did his thing. But while "he was the Cleveland Crusaders minute stretch midway in the Cheyney State'Whips. Ward connected at 4:40, Detroit Pistons last night. doing it, Gene Peacosh was' topped Philadelphia 4-3 in Paul Popiel retaliated for the final period. ' doing more of it. overtime and the Chicago "He's so quiet he never Aeros with eight minutes Bobby Whitlock appeared to Ward, the defenseman- Cougars defeated Minnesota gone, then Peacosh and Ward talks to me and I don't talk to turned-center ofi the New 3-2 also in overtime. made it 4-1 before the period score the Cougars' game win- him," Motta said. "But for Cold-Shooting Hawks York Raiders, went into last ner with 16 seconds left in the first time since I've been In the National Hock- ended. The goals were the night's game against Houston 24th and 25th of the year for regulation play when he on this club I've got a forward CHEYNEY, Pa: - Cold- a contest which saw them hit team forged to its 16-point as the scoring leader in the ey League, the Los Angeles slapped in his own rebound. who can rebound." $$ shooting Monmouth College on only 35 per cent of their lead. Monmouth closed the Kings clobbered the New Ward, who managed just one World Hockey Association and goal last year as a defense- But referee Ron Ego said he's In other NBA games, Gold-. suffered its third consecutive shots from the floor. gap to 12 (39-27) at halftime he made sure nobody was go- York Islanders 6-1, the St. whistled play dead before the en State defeated Houston 108- basketball loss without a vic- In winning its first game af- and narrowed it to 10 (55-45) Louis Blues nipped Detroit 2-1 man (or Vancouver of the ing to overtake him. NHL. shot. So the teams battled 101, Baltimore nipped Cleve- tory here last night, 82-67, to ter an opening game setback, with 0:14 remaining on a bas-. He scored two goals — but and the Toronto Maple Leafs through seven overtime min- land 103-100, Atlanta edged perennial small college power Cheyney State's field goal ket by Al Bennett. The Peacosh, his teammate, stole tamed Vancouver 5-2. Gord Labossiere brought utes before defenseman Ron Portland 122-121, Buffalo Cheyney State. percentage was just short of Hawks, however, could not the show by pumping in three Norm Ferguson got the Rai- the Aeros back within two Anderson whistled a shot past downed Phoenix 108-97 and The Hawks found them- 50 per cent. come any closer. of them to load the Raiders to ders, on the Scoreboard less goals with the only score of goalie Jack McCarten of the Los Angeles routed Mil- selves down, 20-4, and never With Bob Dorsey hitting for Five players broke into a 6 4 victory over the Aeros. than two minutes into the the second period but Peacosh Fighting Saints. waukee 116-94. completely recovered through eight early points, the' home double figures for the winners In other WHA games, the i with Hammie Byrd's 23 lead- Quebec Nordiques erupted for ing the way for game honors. Teammates Vince Ellison and .Freehold Raceway Dorsey had 14 each. Bill Quill added 13 and Ed Swain 10. Closes Up Shop Monmouth received a solid performance from Jeff Rush, FREEHOLD (AP) - Bye who scored 22 points and Bye Beechwood nosed out the Open Season on NFL Officials favorite, Escalate, yesterday grabbed 15 rebounds. The to win the (2,200 Atlantic City Hawks had a 31-29 edge in the pace on the final day of the latter department. Ellison Freehold Raceway meeting hauled in a dozen caroms for and pay $17.80, $7.00 and $5.60. By CHUCK TRIBLEIIORN iiiiiiiMiiiHiiiiiiiiiimiiniiniiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Little more than 24 hours before Tucker had been called Cheyney State. Driven by Jim Dancer of Register Sports Editor for offensive interference in the nightmarish Sunday afternoon Pete Cusick was right be- New Egypt, the winner The Chuck Wagon loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, a setback which virtually wiped hind Rush with 21 points and stepped the mile in 2:06 4-5. Tlic inevitable question came tip at Monday night's session out the Giants' slim hopes for a "wild card" playoff berth. Mark Kelly added 10. The horse is owned by E. T. of the Shore Quarterback Club at I he Rum Runner Restaurant "I was just going for the ball, and I have as much right to Monmouth hit on only 28 of Schulz and D. P. Coitroll of in Sea Bright,'and it didn't leave the guests of honor lost for "I think they should use the instant replay to determine it as the. defensive back," explained Tucker of the violation m field goal attempts and 10 Jackson. words. close calls," Bell said. called when he leaped between two defenders in an attempt to of 14 from the foul line. New York Giants tight end Bob Tucker, who now calls Both Have Merit catch the pass between two Bengals. "The official said he Cheyney dropped in 11 of 16 Escale returned $3.20 and Both suggestions have merit, but neither are likely to be $2.20 for place and Farrlor Mncrofl his homo base after a few yours residence in Mata- knew that I didn't do It on purpose, but 1 knocked a man down. free throws. vvan, and Jets wide recolvcr Eddie Hell, all 510, 160 pounds of approved in the 20th Century. The NFL isn't about to foot the Monmouth, whose three Jug Chief $3.80 for show. bill for a bevy of officials who sfudy six days a week and work "What am I going to say? The ball shouldn't have been The exacta paid $(il.8O and him, were on the filing lino — on the receiving end, of course. thrown to me anyway." TV viewers saw the instant replay losses have come in away con- The question: What's with the officiating in the National three hours on a Sunday afternoon for a fulltime salary. Arid tests, makes its home debut; the daily double $10U.KO. pro football isn't about to take away tlic judgement aspect of and may recall that even sportscasters Jack Buck and Tom A crowd of 4,455 bet Football League this season'.' Brookshirc disagreed on what it showed. tomorrow night against You don't have to be one of the fortunate few who have a officiating In return to the electronic age and the instant repl- Bloomficld, $512,822. ay, photo finish, or whatever. Tucker summed up the matter by accusing officials for seat at Y.-uikir and Shea Stadiums this fall to realize the throwing flags from 42nd Street. It's even a longer toss from striped brigade has been involved in sonic controversial calls Aside from the obvious knowledge of the ry|es, the key to there to the Hackensack Meadowlands than it is to Yankee Monmeufh (C) Ottyntr it. (Ol WE'LL TAKE CARE OF F T this fall. The television tube is dose enough — the there have good officiating Is position. Camera angles can be deceiving, Stadium. Cwlck 9 3 21 Al '2 "0 4' ANSWERING YOUR PHONE been some bc.iuts. Kelly Byrd ii i n und who is going to be responsible for positioning the birdie at SHORT STUFF Ruh Swoln 0 10 • 24 HOUR ditch mid Throw the best angles to photograph a play — and how? Butler Ellison 2 U Tucker indicated that Randy Johnson, who called the sig- BII Doruv 4 14 ANSWERING SERVICE The Giants and Tucker have been in the center of many Mm>a 2 2 Quill 1 II Tucker recalled that he was flagged (or offensive holding nals in relief of Norm Snead from the third period on last Sun- McCarthy 0 0 GIOICOW questionable flags and decisions, so it didn't lake long for one day, undoubtedly would get the starting nod in this week's con- 2 4 three times in one game earlier this season, "and I know I Totals 21 II I 3110 B cut671-9200 of the guests to haul In the subject and throw it right back frontation with undefeated Miami at the Stadium. "I believe Monmouttt — - 40 -U again. wasn't holding." the club wanted to play Johnson this year, but after his early Cheyney St...... — - 43 -« Then there was a case when a Giant foe fumbled a klckoff FRIDAY NIGHT "I don't think the officiating has been what It should be in season injury, Norm Snead did so well that thoy had to go with this league," said Tucker for openers. "Tills is our livllliood thut wns picked up and brought back for an apparent touch- him." ' SATURDAY NIGHT down by Willie Williams. The TD was disallowed - but the of- SPECIAL iind It Is dependant on winning football games. It's only a part- Similarly, wide receiver Rich Houston has performed so time job (or them. ficials, apparently blowing a quick whistle, gave the ball to the SPECIAL FULL COURSE SEAFOOD New Yorkers at the point where Williams scooped the ball up. well (Hat Bob Grim has been unable to break into the starting "I'm not saying Unit the officials don't do their job con- lineup, "But I think there will be some trades and one of the FULL COURSE PfllME RIB scientiously," he continued, "but I think It should be a fulltlnie "I think that was a compromise," Tucker said. wide receivers will go," predicted Tucker. DINNER SO95 job for the officials the way It is for us." And no Giant fan will forget the stolen ball trick Chris Bell easily summed up what the Jets have to do to gain a DINNER $495 Bell rang loud and clear, but he took another approach to Hamburger pulled on Ron Johnson, apparantly after the playoff berth en route to an expected (by Eddie) Super Bowl PETERSON'S solving disputable calls, without rapping the flng-llirowcrs, whistle, in that Yankee Stadium loss to the Washington Red- berth. "Put u all together and beat Oakland and Cleveland," The Juis third-year man supports nn.oft-heard suggestion. skins. . • he said, and no one's about to fault his logic. PETERSON'S RIVERSIDE INN HWY. 35 BED BANK HWY 35 HEP BONK mVBRSIOM INN _ The DJdly Eegfster, Bed Bamk-MideUetown, NJ. W«taes4»y, December i, 1972 25, ward Bfe Comeback Ask the "B" Division coaches who the favorite for the bas- iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiur that went to the state Group III finals last year but has good from the junior varsity, will start at center. The second guard : • ketball title is, and they all echo Ocean Township. f experience back. position is up for grabs between Dave Otterberg (5-5) and Walt From the looks of things, they may be right, but nobody is B' Division Cage Outlook The team is built around 6-3 junior Willie Troy, Jon Gross, Fowler (5-6). willing to award the Spartans the crown without playing them 6-1 senior, and Tom Briscoe, 5-11 junior. But Bob Nastase can • Down at Jackson Township, it also looks like a rebuilding twice. A lllllllllllllllllHllllHHIIIMIHHIIinillllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllllllltlll ' pick from Joe Garma, 6-1 senior, Willie Martin, 6-1 senior, year, tut the Jaguars have a little more to build with. The Spartans have five lettermen returning fran last don't have much maneuverability. So far we've been hot and John Taylor, 5-11 junior, and Val Cunningham, 6-0 senior. Jim Hannemann (6-1) and Stan Mazyk (5-11) are the only year's 9-13 team. In fact, Ocean Township was only»*8 in the cold. We have some excellent shooting and board strength, but The key to the team may be the development of Kevin returning lettermen, but four other players saw some varsity "B" Division last season. § " we have to mold five individuals into a team." King, 6-5 sophomore, who will probably start at center. service last year. They are Willie Williams (6-2), Joe Keeley (6- New Edittoa • / Falcons Soar "We won't be bad," Nastase said, "but I don't know if 3), Ron Bennett (6-2) and Steve Rofenbluth (5-10). Most of the preseason sentiment for the Spartans is based Monmouth Regional is the only other team in the division we'll be like last year. It depends on the team's attitude and Coach Lefty Keller is also high on Mark Deckett, a 6-2 upon a transfer student, Jim Cassidy, who set all kinds of scor- which played in "B" last year, and the Falcons and Lakewood, their goals. I don't know if they'll pay the price." transfer student. ing records as a grammar school star at Holy Spirit. Cassidy, down from "A", are expected to furnish most of the opposition Bulldogs Have Vets "We held our own in scrimmages," Keller reported; "but a 6-1 guard, attended Peddie School and arrives at Ocean to the-Spartans. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional enters its first Shore Confer- this is going to be a very strong division." Township as a junior. . The Golden Falcons have only two lettermen returning, ence campaign with seven lettermen back. Heading the list Howell could go either way, depending upon the effect ol Coach Eon Truex says, "He can shoot from anywhere and plus two players who saw varsity action. Dan Cohen, a 6-2 are co-captains Ken Crichlow (6-2) and Palvin Williams (6-5). its move up to "B". The Rebels have six lettermen, headed by •[ handles the ball well. He must realize that he has four other . guard, heads the returnees..Gene Ruffin, also 6-2, won a letter, Starting with them will be veterans Jeff Pezzuti (5-10) and 6-4 Marcus Williams, who averaged close to 20 a game last ' good players with him." but coach Val Durkac may use him as a sixth man. Chris Davidson (6-4). However, the fifth starter will be soph- year. •*"- , . . ! Ocean has good height in the front court. Senior Chuck Mike Henderson (6-6) will start at center, and Dave Case omore Dick Crichlow (5-11), Ken's brother. |:, Joe Russo and Nolan Hampton are vets in the backcourt, Simon is 6-8 at center; Ed Edwards, 6-4 senior, and Bruce (6-5) another youngster who saw some action, will man a for- Bill Davidson (5-8), Ed McManus (6-2) and Cory Wingerter and Gary Smith (6-2) and Bob Ayers (6-1) help up front. Nor- i Hlatky, 6-5 junior, are in the corners. ward. Junior Tom Hargrove (5-9) goes at.guard, and'Martin (6-4) are all senior lettermen. man Wells is a good reserve at guard. ' Captain Don Boughrum, (6-0) is Cassidy's playmate at Walker, 6-3 junior, could win thetother forward spot. However, . The Bulldogs have to get improved play in the backcourt. Central faces the same problem but has only three letter- guard. he is injured and may give way to Bryan Truax, 5-11 junior. "We lost all our guards," coach Tom Botti said. "We haven't men back. They are Steve Ditchkus, Mike Bahrle and Larry f However, the Spartans do have problems. Bill Orsini, a 6-5 Paul Kaikaka, a 6-3 youngster-from Hawaii, should help looked good in scrimmages, and I have been disappointed. But Clayton. ' junior, is expected to be out two to three weeks with an ankle the Falcons, and Terel Cooperhouse (6-1) is a promising ju- we'll make our presence felt. We have'scorers." The Eagles, off a .5( year in "C" competition may find injury, and letterman Dave Taylor, 6-3 rebounder, is handi- nior. '. ' Warriors Rebuild tough sledding in "B". capped with a knee injury from football. Kevin Quigley, 5-11 Monmouth Regional did well enough in a series of tough Manasquan posted an 18-6 record last season, but coach THE B" FORECAST guard, is also out with an ankle injury, scrimmages to make Durkac mildly optimistic. "We came Ron Nine says this is a rebuilding year. Returning lettermen 1. Ocean Township 3. Jackson Township .Dennis Vincent (6-0) and Kevin Meseroll, also 6-0, lead through the scrimmages in good shape," he said, "We think are Araie Anderson (6-0), Steve Koenig (6-2) and Manny Fow- 2. Lakewood 6. Manasquan depth, but both have to get rid of football legs. we can be in the thick of it." ' :• ler (5-11). 3. Rumson-Falr Haven 7. Howell "We're in trouble until we get in shape," Truex said. "We Lakewood lost Leon Baker to Peddie School from the team Either Mark Forrest (6-4) or John Dalton (6-3), both up 4. Monmouth Regional 8. Central Regional Brookdale Outshoots Languageof Playoff Scramble: HawkJVs Either...Or...If...However.... LINC^OFT - Brookdale Community College, which NEW YORK (AP)T-With ton, champion of the East. head-to-hcad competition. 2. Best won-lost percentage has picked up a number of only two weekends of action ... if the Dallas Cowboys or 5. Best point rating offense In games within the confer former outstanding high remaining, 12 National Foot*. New York Giants qualify as and defense applied to divi- ence. school players from Mon- ball League .teams remain in. the wild card team, the sched- sion games. ' 3. Best point differential in mouth County, clouted the contention for playoff berths, ule would change since 6. Best point rating applied head-to-head'competition. Monmouth College junior var- with Miami, Oakland and they're in the same division to the 14-game schedule* 4. Best point rating offense sity squad, 112-89, here last Washington, having already with Washington. In that case, ICouTflip.'1 ; night. dinched divisional titles. Saturday's game would send Confereace ence games. AFC the Central winner to Wash- 1. Best won-lost percentage 5. Best point rating applied The Jersey Blues stepped to . On Saturday, Dec. 23, theington with the wild card; in head-to-head competition, to the 14-game schedule. the front early and never re- Oakland Raiders, winners in team/visiting the Western when applicable. 6. Colfr flip. leased its firm grip on the the West, will be at the home winner on Sunday, lead. They surged to a 32- of the Central champion,. Once all that is straightened point margin in the second - Pittsburgh or Cleveland. On out, the four winners will go Navesink's Foursome half. Sunday, * the wild card team. on to the conference cham- Jerry Lattimore, a star at will be at East champion pionships on Sunday, Dec. 31 In Bermuda Goodwill Manasquan last year who Miami; HOWEVER: and, ultimately, the two survi- helped lead the Warriors to a ... if the Jets win the wild vors would meet in Super HAMILTON, BERMUDA -Naveslnk Country Club is repre- share of the Shore Conference card berth, they will not face Bowl VII, Sunday, Jan. 14 in sented by pro Gordon Leslie and amateurs Bruce Crichton and Miami since both teams are in Los Angeles. Jacob Lefferts of Rumson and Sev Sorenson of New Mon« '"C" Division crown, led the mouth, in the 20th annual Bermuda Goodwill Golf Tourna- game in points with 29. Right the same division. They then The step-by-step procedures 1 behind him was teammate would play at the home of the set up by the NFL to break ment, this week.- Tony Lisanti with 20. Lisanti Central winner on Saturday ties within a division or con- A record 130 teams from the United States, Canada,' Great played for the state 1970 and the Raiders visit the Dol- ference arc as follows: Britain and Barbados, are expected to take part. Group IV champion Long phins on Sunday, Division Four courses — Mid-Ocean, Port Royal, Belmont and Branch team under Bob Wal- NFC I. Best won-lost percentage Castle Harbour - will be used for the 72-hole, four-ball better- On Saturday, the Central ball event, an there will be a special one day event for team sack, now Brookdale coach MAPPING MAT STRATEGY - Mike Pennello, left, new Red Bank Re- in head-to-head competition. and athletic director. champion, Green Bay, Detroit •_2. Best won-lost percentage prof esslonals at Mid-Ocean. gional varsity wrestling coach, works with a pair of Buccaneer hopefuls, or Minnesota, is at the home Iran Bacon, center, and Bob Wills. Winter sports teams throughout the in games within the division. Current holders of the Goodwill title — believed to be the James McLeod was the high of the winner of the West, At- 3. Best won-lost percentage largest pro-amateur event of its type In the world — are Ber- scorer for Monmouth with 21. Shore area are working hard In preparation for the long season which lanta, Los Angeles or San gets underway Friday. , in games within the confer- muda's Mid-Ocean Club. Second in 1971 was the Newport Dennis Gallagher, former Francisco. On Sunday, the ence. Country Club, R.I, and third Wheatley Hills Golf Club of New member of Christian Brothers ' wild card team is at Washing- 4. Best point-differential in York. Academy's 1972 state Paro- chial "A" winners, accounted for 16 Hawk points along with Hawkettes Splash to 2 teammate Mark Merlo. WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss Renz's record per- Miss Asay was a double Mnmwth OHM JV (I Debbie Renz established to formances came in the 50- winner by taking the 1-meter We've put thousands of skilled telephone •rMtdolicTdlil G F T G F T Monmouth College pool yard butterfly (28.4) and the dive (126.04), while Miss McLeod 9 3 21 OKktr 3 3 9 " " ' 7,J M Jones 2 3 7 records for girls here last 100-yard individual;, medley Hodge captured the 50-yard i 0 10 Lattimore 13 3 29 craftsmen all over the state. 2 . Lluntl 10 O 20 night as the Hawk mermaids' (1:03.7). She also swam the breaststroke in 34.3. Krymwkl 4 0. Mocitwla 5 1 II Ml 7 2 1* Sonderi 1 0 2 swept a triangular meet from anchor legs of the winning The boys swim team, loser 4 0 Whllt 3 0 6 Lehigh and Georgian Court in 200-yard medley relay with to Princeton in its regular 2 1 Smll 1 O 2 2 0 4 their season debut. Nancy Steadman, Liz Hodge*, season opener, travels to StfSnck 2 4 I Bntlck 3 4 10 The Hawkettes routed Le- and Peggy Asay and the 200- Bloomsburg today and returns PfattHf I 0 2 Toylor I 0 2 high, 64-13, and Georgian yard freestyle relay with Pam home Friday for a 4 p.m. en- Court, 60-17. Georgian Court Soden, Miss Steadman and gagement with LaSalle. On 'Totals 40 9 »|Totals 47 11112 salvaged a 41-36 win over Le- Miss Hodge. The times were Saturday they journey to New • 8 = ~,B high. 2:06.3 and 1:51.3 respectively. Haven to meet Yale. Stadium Fans Miss Those Instant Replays By GEORGESHEEHAN audience was accorded the viewing privilege that the crowd of 75,243 missed — the countless reruns. I'm a very simple man. I drive a VW without the options. I know what that feeling of privelege is. I felt it one night Lunch on skimmed milk and yogurt. Have one tie, two parts of last summer at Yankee Stadium sitting in the mezzanine be- shoes and enough straight leg Levis to last until my retire- hind home plate. Along about the third inning I realized some- ment. I've traveled widely in Sea Bright and a buck lasts me a thing was missing. Every thing seemed to check out. Score- week. But on one thing I'm all extravagance: Television. card, coke, hot dog, binoculars, three innings of good baseball. You can do without the big car and the French cuisine. Do But still there was an empty feeling which grew as the eve- without the 29 suits and the accessories. Do without travel and ning wore on. Then while scanning the field with the glasses I money. You can do without all those things if you have tele- found it. The instant replay on Phil Rizzuto's TV monitor. vision. From then on I was completely at home. After each good , , Old Equalizer catch, after each long bail, I swung my glasses to the Scoo- Television is the old equalizer. It puts you right there with ter's set andjjicked up the replay. I was able to see the game the man who has everything. It is your season ticket. The as I didn't at home. For some, a trip to the Stadium has other third base box. The seat on the fifty yard line. The loge behind values; the crowd, the noise, the excitement, the almost unbelt the Rangers bench. It is midcourt for the Knioks. Television vable colors and the lush grass, the feeling of community and puts you where everyone who has made it wants to be, in the the togetherness of the fans. But television is the best way to front row watching athletes at their best, really SEE a game, to see not only what happened but how dllinilliiiiiMMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiiiiMiiiimtii and why it happened. Best Coverage The Innocent Bystander And the measure oif that kind of coverage, as Robert Rlger •HiNiiiiHinmiiiiimiilliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiriiiiiiniintniniiiini iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii points out in this week's New York magazine, is the instant Which is why this simple man has gone whole hog on tele- replay. In an article titled "What Television Network Covers vision. The best in color and a rotary aerial to bring the heroes Football Best", Niger comes out unequivocally for NBC basing in from Phllly when they're blacked out at home. And I'm his decision on the quality of their replays. waiting pen on hand to fill out the application (or cable TV. Riger who, has the view of an artist thinks there is room I heard about cable from a friend of mine who has it cut for improvement. He would like to see an end zone camera on Long Island. "It's fantastic," he told us, "I have a 25 inch mount£jUm a monorail, a wireless mike on the rcf to explain So you can be sure there's always one color set and it's gotten so I rarely leave my TV room." There penalties, some four to five second freeze frames on big close was a silence while we contemplated an opulence that would ups to give us the feeling of hand-to-hand combat, and some- make a Rockefeller pause. Then some one spoke up. "Tell me thing to show us how quarterbacks beat the zone. near you. John," he asked, "Do you suit up for the games?" I'll go for that last suggestion. The best way to describe Best Seat football yet devised was the Glicknian-Clpolla offense-defense Good communications service starts with good sands of skilled craftsmen right near you. To Television call put you there, If not in the game, in (ho best dialogue where Marty told us what the offense was doing and scat in the house and then with those magniliccnt lenses can Chip came back with the action of the defense. TV has yet to equipment. And we have il. Bell System hard- follow through on our preventive inaintcnahcc show us, as James Dickey wrote commenting on the Olympic show us the defense. Viewing a game is like watching a Klsh- ware is made to work hard over (he long haul. program, catching trouble on our lines before coverage, "the human body at Its optimum." Show us mortal cr-Spassky chess match and seeing only the white pieces. perfectabllity as men are tested again and again to the limits When the teams line up we see the entire offensive team but Day after day. Month after month-. Year after it siarts. And lo lix whatever might go wrong of themselves and their sport. just the front four of the defense along with the face masks of year. with your phones. Fast. But there is even more than that. Television also gives us their line backers. And we never see a deep receiver until the Bui as with any complex, sophisticated the miracle that makes every setowncr bless technology - the ball reaches him. instant replay. This unique advantage of the home spectator What I'm waiting for now is cable TV with a 24 inch color equipment, things can sometimes go wrong. was emphasized this week by Neil Amdur in the Times. Re- set giving me Instant replays of the offense and then the de- That's why we've put some of our thou- New Jersey Bell porting on Anthony Davis's outstanding exhibition against fense. Like indoor plumbing and that's no luxury. Central Notre Dame, Amdur wrote, "By chance the national television heating Its a necessity even for a simple man. £.. „ itiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniii mi iiiiiiiiiiitiitiiriitriiiiiiiiutiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiHtiiiiiiMiii niftticfiMiwoiiiinuiMtriiifiiMiiii t iiiiiiifiiiifiiiiiiifiiiiiiiitiiiiitiififiiiiiiiiifiiirii 26 The Daily Register, Red Bank-MHdfctowB, N./, Wednesday, December 1,1972 Scarlet Knights' Lightweight Gals Become Rowing Team's Assets v Women have only been at Rutgers University coach, Henry "Butch" Schaefer. "But when we're serious about something it since September, but they're well on their way of Schaefer explains that'the ftiost crucial job of wouldn't even occur to them that I'm a girl, she seizing the helm of a long entrenched male in: the coxswain is pacing the crew because the race SayS stitiution — the rowing crew. "is long enough so you can't go full speed." The small Doubts . '/• And without a ripple of opposition. Afer all, coxswain's job is to have the crew going at a pac.e One suspects that "Butch" had a tackle, rf what, crew coach wouldn't give his right oaf for a "where toywon' t have anything left at the finish, doubt about how the crew would respond to SaUy s 95-pound coxswain? , but by the same token you don't want them to burn ail-American good looks and winsome brown hair "They were happy to, see somebody light,"" is out before the end." The coxswain can't commu- for Sally remembers him telling her, When you re how Sue Weinstein, a 95-pound Ewing Township nicate with the coach during the race, but may talk out there in the boat remember you're out there as Jass describes her reception on the freshman heavy to the "stroke" or oarsman who sits in front of the a coxswain, not as a girl " , weight crew when she showed up for fall practice. coxswain. However the diminutive Su? who is coached Another Ewing township girl, Sally Zaifman, by Fred Simpnson, feels the guys see them as cox- Big Responsibility swains first. "It's kind of hard to act like a girl in also found the tide in her favor. For the first time • Sally is very much aware of the responsibility in 18 years, her small size came in handy. she has in getting the shell into the water. She di- jeans and sweatshirt," she says. Too Small rects the oarsmen in carrying the fragile cedar The two Ewing girls who were friends in high "I was always too short or too light for shell from the red Rutgers boathouse to the Rari- school went out for crew because "Sue and I are in sports," said the 105-pound fresh. tan. the first women's class this is the first women s Littleness is prized in a crew because pounds "Somebody told me thaVs a $3,000 boat and I'd sport." She added that ruling permitting girls to slow the fragile craft in the 2,000 meter race. A better take care of it," she said during one of her participate in noncontact college sports opened the coxswain does not pull his or her own weight. He or daily weekend practices. sluice gates to their participation in what "Butch she sits in the back facing the oarsmen, steering, During the launching operation the coxswain is calls the oldest of collegiate sport. setting the pace and rhythm. required to give orders like "Hands off" "Hands Neither Sally or Sue are the only coxswains on FOOTBALL FEATS — Freeholder Axel B. Carlson, left, presents a resolu- In a sense, the coxswain is the brains of the on" or "Ready to shove, shove." their respective teams, but hope to be calling the tion of congratulations to Steve Merli, whose exploits as a Manasquan outfit. Sally admits the double entendre these com- strokes when crew season opens in April, despite . tailback were instrumental in winning the Shore Conference "B" Division "Butch says coxswain is the quarterback of the mands present, they origionally drew snicker from the hazards a race will present, win or lose. football title. Participating in the ceremony are Ted Raffetto, second team. They have to listen to you or things aren't the male oarsmen, as did "Knockers" the clapping If a team wins, crew tradition requires the cox- from right, co-captain of the team, and Fred Lockenmeyer, vice princl- going to work." Sally said referring to directions devices the coxswain taps against the sides of the swain to be tossed into the river, an ordeal Sally pal. Merli gained more than 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons. she received from the light-weight freshman crew shell to set the rhythm. says, "will be worth it if we win." I New Breed of Gal Bowlers NHL Readies tKnock Pins Down, Eyes Out Russian Set \ NEW YORK (AP) - Thetroupe of ladies assembling game — many of them in tion on a tour of Europe and CHICAGO (AP) - A 10-along with Washington, D.C., jjsexiest females in sports are for the $23,000^ Long Island their 20s. Japan. game series in 1973-74 be- already given conditional •not swinging golf clubs or ten- Open, sponsored by the Pro- "Diane McMullen of Den- Unlike the tall and blonde tween a top Russian team and franchises for 1974-75, re- nis rackets these days but are fessional Women Bowlers As- ver, who recently won the in- Miss Sperber, who was U. S. as many as six National Hock- mained doubtful because of fi- .knocking" over tenpins, insists sociation, starting tomorrow tor-collegiate tournament, is Open winner in 1971, Cheryl is ey League clubs appeared in nancial complications. fcheryl Kominsky. at Rockville Centre. just 19. I am 21. So is Paula., a petite brunette with eyes as the making yesterday as the Outlines Plans 3 V'But people hardly know we "People always have Sperber. Patty Forbes, who is black as onyx and raven hair NHL's governors concluded a •jjeiist," the pretty, dark-eyed thought of women bowlers as my roommate, is 21, too. Ves- that falls almost to her waist. two-day meeting. After the regular meeting' •?tour bowler from Los Angeles big, muscled types or dowdy ma Grinsfelds and Patty Cos- She began bowling at the telloarc25." NHL president 'Clarence adjourned, Ed Thompson of ^lamented today. "We've been middleagers," Cheryl said be- age of 10, was Junior Bowler Campbell got the go-ahead to the Kansas City group met ^performing in a vacuum. tween practice rolls at the Miss Kominsky is the of the Year in Southern Cali- meet in Montreal next with Campbell and the NHL ' $ "Don't worry, things are Madison Square Garden youngest member of the AMF fornia in 1969 and last year set Tuesday with representatives financial committee to outline changing. We'll show them lanes. "It's not true anymore. professional staff who, with a record with a four-game 995 of the Soviet Ice Hocltey Fed- the city's revised plans lo nail ;yet." We have'a lot of young, at- the leggy Miss Sperber, re- series in the WIBC Queens eration and set up the series down the franchise. '•Cheryl, 21, was one of the tractive girls coming into the cently created a mild sensa- Tournament. which would include six "There used to be a rule games in North America and Campbell said the Kansas that we couldn't wear dresses four in Russia. City case would be taken un- der advisement pending a fi- more than an inch above the Several weeks ago, the Rus- knee," she said. "Now most of. nal decision before a Dec. 15 Padres Mull Moving sians broke off proposed nego- deadline. The Kansas City us wear mini skirts and hot tiations on the series, but pants. problem stems from a Nov. 7 Campbell said the Soviet defeat by voters on a referen- "Also, remember we are. APWtr«phol» hockey group now is ready to night people. We are not al- SITTING PRETTY - Cheryl Kominsky, 21, a tour talk business. dum on a county,plan to fi- nance a stadium. 3VL Mission to Capital ways out in the sun so our bowler from Los Angeles, says women bowlers "The Russians have made it complexion doesn't get caked have been performing unnoticed, but that things plain their objective is to ac- The 1973-74 series with a top WASHINGTON (AP) - The would be shifted to Washing- ities over a Padres' charge and crusty. Women can bowl are changing. "People always have thought of quire as many hard dollars as Russian team as far as the 6an Diego Padres haw been ton as quickly as National that their stadium lease has as well as men for a few women bowlers as big, muscled types or dowdy they can," said Campbell. "In NHL is concerned is a joint offered $16 million to move League approval could be ob- been violated." games, although they get middle-agers," says Cheryl, who belies ,the theo- the past 10 years, touring Rus- venture with the Players As- the National League baseball tained. Washington has been . The issue is over Scoreboard tired more easily in long tour- ry. "It's not true anymore." sian teams never got more sociation. team to Washington, a news- without major league baseball advertising which the Padres naments." than $5,000 per game in this paper reported yesterday. since the American League claim has crippled their Changes Occupations continent, including the re- Campbell said the Russians .Morris Siegel of the Wash- shifted the Senators to Arling- broadcast income, already the Cheryl started out to be a cent series with Team Ca- prefer playing only three NHL ington Star-News, writing ton, Tex., following the 1971 lowest In the major leagues. beautician but found herself Reds to Study nada." clubs in the six North Ameri-, from San Diego, said an un- season. "There has been talk almost alergic to face powder. She can games and a decision "One source here, as close from the first year the Padres Major News must be made in the Montreal identified Washington group took a fling as a computer op- 9 The Russian series, to be offered the Padres $9 million to owner C. Arnhold Smith as began business in San Diego meeting whether six or three erator but couldn't stand the Players Minds worked into the regular NHL NHL clubs will participate. In cash immediately for their anyone except Padres presi- that they would move," Sie- confinement." schedule was the major news assets, $300,000 a year for 10 dent Buzzle Bavasi," Siegel gel said.'"But this Is the first "I don't regret not going to from the governor's closing years for franchise rental wrote, "labels the Padres' fu- time that Smith, the city's ac- college," she said. "This is a CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Enquirer reported session, according to Camp- and, at the end of the one- ture in San Diego as 'shaky' knowledged principal do-goo- fabulous life — constant trav- Cincinnati Reds have as- this morning in the first story bell. He declined comment on THE - year period, an additional $4 but hesitated to predict what der in behalf of his place of el, exciting adventures, new signed a team scout to study of a copyrighted two-part the current legal Battle with million for purchase of the they will do. birth, conceded by implication friends everywhere. I hypnosis and psychological series. the World Hockey Association franchise. Decision to Come that there is something to it." wouldn't think of having one motivation techniques for pos- The goal of such study, except to say $200 million "is sible use on baseball players. Howsam said, is to produce Padres' officials, Siegel "A quick decision on the Bill Berry, former Michigan boy friend — it wouldn't be al stake in the litigation." CAT'S said, confirmed a proposition predicament could come this fair to him. So I have many — Rex Bowen has been as- the optimum performance State basketball player, is as- from each player. Realignment of the NHL in has been made, but refused to week at a meeting between sistant basketball coach at the special friends stashed away signed by Cincinnati General 1974-75 when membership will say anything beyond that. the San Diego Stadium board, University of California at at different places. You can't Manager Bob Howsam to He said the Reds already be increased to 18 teams was MEOW •; If accepted, the Padres Bavasi and municipal author- beat that." study such possibilities, the had made one change that Berkeley, may have helped in the re- put over until a special meet- is the talk miiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiuiiin 1 cently completedseason when ing to be held in January at a of the town 1 they won the National League still undetermined site. title, then lost to Oakland in The status of Kansas City, Sire Stakes the World Series, Briefly Label: Success Yesterday's FREEHOLD - After only In 1D73 it is estimated purse Results Speaking one year of operation, the money will increase to lit - PACE IM Punt UN T-J:».l New Jersey Sire Stakes pro- $575,000. Avon Mapqle (King Jr)....5.M 3.20 2.80 gram, which was authorized "And when the new harness Camden Scott (Sessa) 4.00 3.40 by the New Jersey legislature Chomp Rainbow (Lucfiento) Davis Bell track opens in the Hacken- 2nd - PACE IM Purt< 1100 T-3:».l in April, 1971, to promote the sack Meadows," says Bech- Bonus Point (Bullerl 26.20 IM 5.00 Standardbfed breeding in- amps, "we foresee purse mon- Louies Express (Morono) 5.00 3.60 Davis Back of Week PATs Bell Fired Vic Jolly (Smllli) 9.20 dustry in New Jersey, has al- ey reaching $1,000,000." Dolly Doudtt 15 1W.I0 ready established itself as a Ird-TROT IM Puna IOOOT-3:ii,i - LOS ANGELES (AP) - Anthony Davis, 5- FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - Upton Bell, son One of the most gratifying Final Touch (Y Flllonl.,.. 4.80 3.40 2.10 9 running back for the University o'southern oJ a former pro football commissioner who success. side effects of the breeding scotch N Woter (Dekovltcti),...6.00 3.40 California Trojans, was named aw the national rose to the upper echelon of the sport after program to its sponsors has Oornleys Ctrl (LalrO) 3.00 In its first year it has sur- , EKOdo 7-1 5J.30 College Back of the Week by the Associated starting as a $li5-a-weck dressing room attend- been the increase in open land 4111 - PACE IM Punt I3O» T-J:U.J Press yesterday. The sophomore sensation ant, was fired yesterday from his post as gen- passed the most optimistic ex- in the slate. In 1971,1,800 new Lively Homier (Ttlymondt). 13.20 7.00 pectations of its sponsors, and 7.M scored six touchdowns against Notre Dame eral manager of the lowly New Kngland Patri- acres were added to existing Linda LK fSllwko) 4.00 3.60 last Saturday. ots. encouraged them to predict it farm acreage. This year new Mllhty Trim (Bonoccll 4.00 may go on to become the out- EXOCtO !-J 17 I) The Patriots, in a statement, announced acreage totaled 2,000 acres, Srtl - PACE IM Punt 11OO T3:07.J standing program of its kind largely through the con- Sarah Scott A (V Flllon)..4,00 M0 2.10 Domres Honored they had decided to seek "the best available Blythe Victor (Sperendll 4.00 3.10 coach in America," and said since that coach in the country. version of woodland into open French Wench (D'Aleslo) .4.10 BALTIMOItK. MI). (AP) - Young Marly would be given full authority to run the team, Donald'Bechamps, adminis- fields. 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Clever, gi/ted with tre- To find what is in store for 1YS KINPA Nice, LONS B'LEEVE /NEXT TIME LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - LANR IT Yl WEAR THEM K mendous patience and more ' you tomorrow, soled your — An adverse morning STOMPE8 SLOSH TOAP EVENIN; SBTTIN' J'P PREFER ' XjMMWlT doesn't guarantee the same You can realize your chief YOU RE THE FIPST N than a modicum of intuitive birthday and read the corre- COOK I EVER SON. 1 AI?OUNP IN TUB WINE . AROUND IN A CHICKEN' sponding paragraph, let your kind of Hfti'muon, Bo satisfied' goal today - If you are wise SAW w rue ' -NEVER KNEW A , FOOT STfW-IT 60fS euA VOUASBAt powers, you should have little with a few productive hours; enough to take advantage of' difficulty in ruling your own birthday star be your daily STEW. STEVV STOMPER AFOfd INTO ' *" guide. refuse to fret about losses. an almost-hidden opportunity life and, very possibly, the to make exceptional headway; lives of many. You are, how- ARIES (March 22-Aprll 20) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 — An intuitive morning which VIRGO (Aug. 24-Hept. 23) - ever, somewhat inclined to (food fortune seems to shirt* give too much of your time SAGITTARIUS (Nov. t\- should lead you to some long- soughl-after solutions to through whatever you do this and energy to virtual strang- Dec. 22) — A time for taking present problems nf the nv- morning. Self-improvement 1* ers and too little to those who stock of yourself und your eryday variety, self-evident: bask in yuuroWn mean a great deal in your life. basic characteristics. You TAURUS (April 21-Mny 21) worth. i- 1 In such a way, you often dis- may need to refurbish a few LIBRA (Kept. 24-Oct, 23) •*• appoint those closest to you. — Hcly upon ynur own Judg- of your finer points. ment. If you ihslst upon bring- Your generosity may be out of You hBVe both artlfillc and ing others into the present sit- place today. Grant another musical ability und should be' CAPRICORN (Dee. fll-Jan. uation, you will have to reveal the opportunity to help him, encouraged to develop one 01- every circumstance, not self; Independence of minfl the other-or. If you are an cs- merely some. and action serves both you peclattj*energetic per- 20) - Vary the day's ex- periences. Otherwise, you GEMINI (May 22-Junc 21) and another. sun-both! You possess great SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) powers of observation and ul- may contract a serious case — Consider another's humble origins before you pass judg- - A day when you can provfe timately should have the kind of boredom before the day Is out„ Confer with friends. ment upon his recent behav- yourself a loyal friend—and of objective Judgment that gu- ior. Th« fault may nol be all an exceptional entertainer. arantees right decisions. One of AQUARIUS (Jim. 'il-Ceb. ltt) - Continue with your on his side. Don't be surprised to finA those for whom it seldom yourself the object of praise. rains but it pours, you will go CANCER (June 22-.luly 2:1) Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHKINWOLI) trick. Down one. Declarer then wins the last N0HI1 dealer Find Out First two tricks with top diamonds. East-Wtsi vulnerable "Very unlucky hand," South DAILY QUESTION The point that South over- complained as he scored 511 NOBTii looked was that there was no MOV/ WOUL.O points for the opponents. "I'd need to hurry to draw all ol Partner deals and bids INT 4 K64 , YOU LlkE TO BE FLYIN8 have made the hand if the ace UP W TV(e MOOW/ the trumps. He could find out (IB to IK points), and the next of clubs were onslcte or ir the 0 KJ2 about the clubs before draw- player passes. You hold: S-A diamonds had broken." This 4> KQ6Z ing trumps. It was even pos- H7II-»H4'L)-Jlll«(iC-AJ was all very true, but the con- 10. What do you say? sible to find out about the dia- WKST KA8T tract was unbeatable (if prop- mond break before drawing Answer: Hid .'(-NT. Minor 4t QJ 109 2 4 AB7 erly played) despite these bad all of the trumps. you have III points in hlnh 0 H64 break! cards you know that the com- There were two different 6 i 1096 West opened the queen nf bined couni must be '.'«to 2K A 9 8 7 .1 • A J 10 spades and continued the suit ways to make four hearts. points. This should be ennu|»h Both depended on leaving Die Until South ruffed the third to provide a reasonable play SOUTH round. Declarer then Inislciird trumps alone. for game. The simplest Way isclo lead 4. 5 3 to draw three rounds or 0 K trumps and led 11 club lownrd a club after rulfing the third spade. Kast takes the ace of ('A-I'ockel (IIIKIP to Bridge* 0 A Q ? 4 dummy. written by Alfred Hhelnwoltl Is 4* S4 Kafit captured the king ol clubs and returns a club to dummy's queen. Mouth ruffs ti available, (id your copy I)V clubs With the ate and re- sending M cents to lied Hank Nrtrlh haul South \V#si . turned the jack of clubs to club, gets to dummy with a diamond and ruffs the last Ueglslcr, Itiix IIIH, Grand I NT I'nss .1 Q South had to lose another draw three rounds of trumps. W'RE BLUFFING...THE 0I0LE fOU CAN'T BLUFF NOTHING ABOUT AN ap THEOLOGIAN! 0IVIN6 CHRISTMAS PffESEMTS! The Phantom Beetle Bailey FOR THIS MASOW. AS WfPIP SRfAT CAT5- A/ TMB iflOOON IS or V TAMHrMHr mm mm To To HATE TEU MB 1XBPART AIL UVE MERE /BEFORE / JUST A 5£Cotter 6 p.m. 74' 9t4l. 370 Brood St. 2M-I123 Keyport Hwy 9 Freehold 462-5300 automatlt', pow»r ttrtilng. brakes, radio, Successful careers do not happen — thev LOST — Orange striped male tabby col I»6T CHEVROLET IMPALA SS — Con seat, air conditioning, etc. Save fvKtory air Must sell. Best orter. 542-2095 ore planned. Men, women, vets, hlgli six months old, no collar. Hollywood Av TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Supe vertlble. Automatic. 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Coll o 24,000 miles. Excellent condition. Terrlfl Call 2640847 Good condition. Vinyl roof, Deluxe Inlerl Mobile Homes Twin Soro Motors, Inc. or, 12100. 78/-076S. power brakes, automatic transmission An equal opportunity employer. ler5pm2224« 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Banl buy. $575. Coll 264-5856 7J7-94I7. 1965MOBVCE HOME"- 12x60, all tonili AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS? CALL NO* 7J7-004O """ mjTCK "WTL-OCAT ^TT965. OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — New wlltll tloned. Many extras. $6000. Mult t>r Call Johnson ot 291-4785 Good condition, $300 New snows, rodlo. 1400 or best offer. Cal moved. Please call 787 3413 ofter 1 lutt. "AVON "REO BANK"VOLV6 Call 229-4790 year; clutch, brakes, K 8. L pins, seotco with exoct description. 842-0088 otter 5. 264-8973. vers, mutfler. Best otter. After 4 p.m KANM CASH WITH AVON — For oil the ^UHCER"8. BITTER "extra?" you need cwid wont, lt'S ,ea5y Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk 1971 BUICK — Electro. Four-door, olr 842-5569. m 741-5886 9 / l'P"\ Nf O" — ~W^TTeTbl'a "clTvTny Pro o f, PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER ond funl For aetoTii coll Mrs. Ward, Radio, heater. Automatic. Whltewolls, 3290 Hwy 35, Haitet 264-0198 Many extras. Will trade or best offer 1971 DODGE DART SWINGER — Ex Tractors /4HM3, 442-337/ or 774-1220. AUTOMOTIVE ~~' SCENIC CAR SALE^ side body molding, bumper guards, lull Oars, 747-2915, 671-5918 p.m. Quality cars bought and sold cellent condition. Snows. Automatic "FORD TRACTOR carpeting, unused spare. Excellent condi- ~ STRAUS BUICK —OPEL J2O00. 671-2763 otter 6 p.m. ., AND LOADER RESUMES PREPARED Autos For Sale Hwy 36 Highlands 873 022 tion throughout. Must sell, family Is arow NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars 1970 VOLVO — Automotlc. Good condl tlon. AM/FM rodlo. Asking »1!00. 741 PHONE 846-8885 Inexpensive MONMbUTH Ing. 11750 741-1162. Hwy 36 26440OO Keyporl 1966 JEEP — With plow. Will sell plo Ten an Coreei- Counseling Service 9-PASSENGER COLONY PARK 19SB CHRYSLER-PLVMOUTH 3500. Alter 5 p.m., 842-0943. separately. S7-QO0 orlglncl miles. AM good tires, plu: Hwv 36 Eotonlown '43-5500 969 OPEL KADETT — BuckeMeats ?96WbI K SWAG EKT FXSfBACK " 1959 JEEP WAGON — 327 Chevrolet en- mountMj snows, air conditioner, all pow Four-speed transmission. Economical tt $650 firm. Good condlllon. Wanted--Aotoniotlve PART-TIME — Eorly morning newspaper 1»5! CHEVROLET" drive. Asking 5500 or best offer. Call B42- Coll 291-9009 gine, four-wheel drive. Body and tires deliveries, Mlddlttown, Red sank area:. e>, clean. Colt after 5 p.m. 222-261^ Good running condition 1125 good. Call 741-9418 after 5. 1968 FIREBIRD THE FINEST SELECfi6N"^~6TnVw"ond .233. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN VAN Weekdays and Sunday positions. Call eve- 495-0347 otter 6 965 CHEVELLE — SIX-CYLINDER Smoil V8. Automatic, power steer- ning.1 after 7 p.m. ond all day Sot. and used cars In Monmouth County. Over 10* V68 LbUTHF Good condition. S1S00. olr-condltloned new cars In stock 'OUT (AC ~ 1966 Cf6. Convertible, lour AUTOMATIC. RECENTLY INSPECTED. Ing. Regular price $1700. Our 5ft Sun. 583-2523 II, Power steering and oir conditioonIngn . 7390470 LOOKS AND RUNS GOOD. 1285. 741-4243. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrews .peed, Sun tach, rodio/heater. *300. i. Coll price 11495. KOUSEWORKER*^l-5 do/* Q week, live 26469J1 itudded snow tires included, $1000. 967 FORD — Sport Falrlane 500 XL. Twinbrook bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. 741 7/64. Two-door hardtop. Automatic, Vfl. Bucket 972 MUSTANG — V8, automotlc, disc In or out. Small family with children. Call XYMi3Ujri970~^"v'inyi top ieots. Good condition. Evenings, 787-4634. >rakes, stereo radio. Car Is too small. Auto Wrecking otter 6 p.m. 741-3508. 196B FORD GALAX1E 500 — Yellow, two WANTED Best offer. 741-7049. door sedan. In very good condition. 11750, and interior. Low mileage. Extras. Ex- RASSAS Eotontown 542-2235 EXPERIENCED — Or will train, wait- Party who needs 100% financing on a 197i 1965 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE - Four 22V-6H3of1er6p.m. cellent condition. $1745. Coll 842-3630 after door. Good transportation. I3S0. 1966 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Two- ress M/S. Send qualifications to Box R-92, MAVERICK. Automatic, six-cylinder, all 6 p.m. door sedan, six-cylinder stick, AM/FM, PONTIAC " WANTED TO BUY The Dally Register, Red Bank. conditioning, $1595. Fcr more Informotioi Phone 747-4409 two speakers. Good condition. U50. Call ) — Runobout. 3000 mllej. Mus VMCHEVROLET SS— Convertible.'396 speak< 395 Brood St. 741-SltO Red Da Choice used cars, with certi- lacritice. Going into service. Coll after i :all OASIMAOTORS oUWI) "I-HOC. 970 CHEVROLET IMPALA -Fully TIME INVESTMENT BUSINESS — Man- cu. tour speed. I«l7. Eves, until 9 fied mileage. Contact Ed agement trainees for second Income busi- p.m. 3647744. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF BUG 'quipped Air conditioned. Call after 1967 JAGUAR XKE WANTED Call 671-3421 1.671-2671. Sigler. ness. $12000 o year If qualified. Call for One owner. J295. 2 + 2 model. *arty wtio needs 100% financing on a 1969 appointment. 671-0720. 741-6476 after 3 p.m. l96VPONflAC*fEMP"EST^-TBiuV. ROCJID" Coll 264-2798 ORD COUNTRY SQUIRE, 10-passenoer leater. Good condition. $350. 1967 COUGAR station waoon. $1995. For more Informa- SCHWARTZ SECRETARY — Good boslc secretarlol 1971 GTO I9M VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Good run Phone 671-2391 1946 CHEVELLE — Six-cylinder, tour- skills, Including typing and shorthand. Ex- Small V8. Automatic, power steer- tion call OASIS MOTORS ot (201) 721 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Ing condition Rebuilt engine. Best offer door, standard transmission. A-l condl- 7100. cellent working conditions and liberal CONVERTIBLE LYMOUTH ROADRUNNER — 1971. Air Ing ond clr conditioning. Regular llon. $425. Phone 222-1795. Four-speed stick. One owner. '47-2651. • '_ 1947 VOLKSWAGEN — »795. 141 W. Front St. fringe benefit progrom provided. Equal ondifmning, power brakes and steering. price SHOO. Our price $1150. opportunity employer. Contact Mrs. Eve- ' Priced for quick sole. Win? condition. Coll 741-1579. 1968 BUICK LE SABRE — Four-door, BAILLY BROS., INC., 19 E. Newman Red Bank, 747-0787 SHREWSBURY MOTORS white vinyl top. Factory air. power steer- Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747-0596. lyn Swenson. Triangle Industries, Inc., ihrewsbury Ave, Shrewsbury Highest prices pata tor an used cars Holmdel. 946-8500. 969 ROADRUNNER — Four-speed man- Ing, brakes ond windows. Good condition OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises 741-BK-O I, very low mileage. RASSAS and 005 mlleoge. Asking tlOOO. 842-6779. 1969 VOLKSVKAGEN BUS - New tires, RASSAS We Bu^Used Volkswagens new battery. Excellent condition. Call be •at all times. RESPONSIBLE PERSON — To assist In 264-1283 PONTIAC TOWN 8, COUNTRY DODGE book-store operation. Write P.O. Box 504, Fi"1n Motors Inc. tween 6 ond 7 p.m., 842-2825. oV LINCOLN "C'ONTTNENTAT — ^Four^ »5 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank _S66-6}gO Red Bank. N.J. PONTIAC Authorised Dealers, Eves, until 9 WANTED 1970 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE — Dodge and Dodge trucks loor Full power, air conditioned, low Party who needs 100'A financing on a 1967 GET CA5H FOR YOUR FOREIGN — SOMEONE TO CLEAN HOUSE - Mon- 395 Brood St. 741-5160 Red Bank leoge. Like new. Asking $995. 842-4219. Factory olr and all the extras. Very good Eves, until » (wy 35 Eafoniown, N.J. _. MU5TANG — Sl« cylinder. New MUSTANG. Iwodoor hardtop. »?95. For condition. 842-3052. *ND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH days and Fridays, 5 hours per day, J12 per S4 2 11ll 970 JAGUAfT~ Four~speed~AM/FM ro- more Information call OASIS MOTORS at MOTORS, INC, Hwy 35, Eolontown. 542- day. Call 542-11 S3. MERCEDES-BENZ - 1955. 110 dlesel res, vinyl root. Eight trock tope. S700. M conditioning. Wtre wheels. Call oil 84?-SIM 1201)721-7100. 1971 KINGSWOOD ESTATE — Nine-pas 2414. Runs well. Needs Interior work. tUTSQN CHEVROLET CO" senger wooon; Fully equipped. Excellent MATURE PERSON — With knowledge of Hwy 36 Eotontown 142-9347 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Red. Loaded. wood work and minor furniture repair, AikingUSO. MI-4972 otter 6. 1966 MERCURY - 394 speed. Holley four- U9S. 1963 Fleetwood brougham, yellow, condition. 787-6111. W2-1C00 _ Auto Parts—Repair part-time home basis, 842-4229. after 6:30 WSTPONTTXCTE MANS"—"Aulomdilc ""'WANTED" barrel. Excellent condition. Must sell. loaded, 1495. Good condlllon. Will flnonce. 1967 CHEVROLET — Bel Air wooon VS. p.m. Vfl, power steering and power brakes. Ex- WALL LINCOLN-MERUCRY 1900 firm. 946-4648 otter 5. '41-1124 days. ilr conditioned, automatic, power steer- cellent condition inMdfc and out. Abiolu 'arty who needs 100% financing on o 1971 radio. 48,000 miles. Goad condition, 1965 FORD LTD — Good Jor NEED MONEY? — Make 50c en each on? tely must jell. 739-0717. Shrewsbury Awe, a' Sycamore HEVROLET KINGSWOOD Station ADl'LLAC 1971 — fefdDrado, mahogany s B trailer Hitch. Coll 229-2363. you sell to family, friends or fellow work- , Shrewsbury, N,J. aoon. Air conditioning. 52V95. For more VOLKSWAGEN 1972 \..th matching lop and leather. 8,316 parts. Best otter. ers. Call 787-4183. 7^7-WW _ 4 1968 BUICK SPORT WAGON — Power Wanted Automotive lormotlon call OASIS MOTORS o!(201> SUPER BEETLE miles. MAC CADI-OLDS, 2221234. 747-5397 HANDYMAN M/W — Will train wll •21-7100. iteerlna, air, tinted Q'OSS, AM-FM radio. "7966 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK Automatic. Less than 10O0 miles. 1967 DODGE CORONET 500 — Converf- 566-8441 worker. Salary open. ' One owner Very good condition, Call 741B420 -,„ MUFFLERS Call 264-0582 '« OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass Supreme, ble. Power steering, automatic trans- $ft Coll 291-01B4 fission. Clean. 165( or best ofler. 291- LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — 1971 Mark Free Installation. Check our prices BE- "CASHWO" our-door hardtop. Full power, air condi- 1968 THUNDERBIRD — Good condlllon. III. Loaded with many extras. Low mile- REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- Oned. Rear .end collision domaoei con be SIOOO. 1197. FORE you buy. Big discounts for cash ond ferred. Aggressive growing office re- 966 PLYMOUTH — Fury lit Two-door age. Musi sell. Will accept trade. 542-2095 ry. Coll 229-9774. tordtop. Automatic. Very reliable trans- iven. S175. 739-16O8. 741-8770 544-1093 evenings. quires a large staff due to expansion pro- WE NEED USED CARS 966 MUSTANG — Six cylinder, automat- MODEL A MOTOR BLOCK 1929 FORD gram. Only interested in salespeople de- lation. Just S395, Coll 222-3604 anytime 969 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — LIKE NEW. ic. Vinyl roof. Eight track, two new 8,000 MILES. MUST SELL. BEST OF- 196S CHEVELLE 327 — Four-speed. Good Coll between 5 ond 7 p.m. sirous of earning over 120,000 per year. tier 5 p.m. ne, automatic transmisilon, power speakers, two new rear tires. Excellent shape. Bucket seals, AM/FM radio, ma 787-1897 Office leads, extensive advertising nation- WE WILL PAY ER. 229-3570. condition. 5550. Call 566-9068. 961 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Two-door eerlng. Low mlteage. New tlrej. Ex- tfuOVColl 264-6950 nights, days, 5B3-2? al referral service. Member ot two MLS', TOP PRICES Icnt condlllon. MS0 firm. 495067^ 1967 THUNDERBIRD LANDAJ — All ,sk for Herble. lining program. All replies held In stric- vogon. Includes two extra tires on rims, IODGE DART — 1969. 340 4 Barrel. Oual test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, lottery stilt under guorantee until Sepf. 196? ANDrt3R1rRVslTE oint distributor. Four.speed. New tires,- power, air conditioning, new tires. Ex- LYMOUTH SPORTS FURY 1966 —Two Auto Rentals The Dally Register, Red Bank. P73. Reliable transportation. J50 firm. Good condition. Must sell. MFM stereo, rodio, tape deck. S15O0 cellent condlllon. Asking J150O. Must sell. oor hardtop. 318. Power steering, auto- TOM'S FORD 264-2798. r 1-9493 ofter 7 or oil day weekends. Call 946-8064. rm. Coll 741-4548. matic console, bucket seats, vinyl roof, "TOM S FORD WORKING* ASS7$7A~NT MANAGER — snow tires and wheels. 5400. Coll 671-3726 RENT A CAR Apply In person, Ben's Car Wash, Rte. 3S, Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale after 6 p.m. DAILY RENTALSAND LEASING Autos For Sale 200 HWY 35 2641600 KEYPORT WAITRESSES M/W — Morning and eve- UNDER $500 ning shifts. Must apply in person. No BOATS AND phone calls. HOWARD JOHNSON RES' SEE OUR BACK ROW SPECIALS! TAURANT, Rl. 35, Middletown. CHOOSE NOW AND SAVE! ACCESSORIES . . . _ . _ igh SPORTCRAFTBOSTON WHALER shifts, including weekend openings. Full RASSAS JOHNSON-BEARCAT, OMC-MERC- or port-time. Long term work. 741-4700. CRUISER-BOAT TRAILERS h *= A LTESTA f E~ SALES~~C*om m e r clai, PONTIAC FLAGSHIP MARINE industrial, and land only. Local estab- 73 FORDS at 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bonk Municipal Marine Basin Ished firm opening new office for this Eves, until 9 Atlantic Highlands 291-2638 purpose. Must have license ond some ex- perience. Send resume to Box K-2S, The 1965 GTO - Headders, M-22. Hurst shif- TROJAN — With 50 h.p. Johnson Dally Register, Red Bank. ter, chrome wheels. Low mlleog*. Best Mohy extras. M50. 72 PRICES offer. Coll 842-3082. 73M6O8. CAREER OPPORTUNITY 1971 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE — Low NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM mileage. Original owner. All extras, full ICE BOAT —..Excellent condition. One. power Perfect condition. S4W5. Call 681 speeder. Dacron sail. $125. time, licensed or unlicensed. We will 7401, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. except Sunday. train. Draw available. Up to 60% commis- 747-3676 after 5:30 p.m. sion Check our soles record — ii speaks 1968 COUNTRY SQUIRE — Wagon. 10 1971 FIBERGLAS BOAT — Must sacri- 'or us Confidential interview. Call Aca- passenger. Power steering, brakes, olr, fice. Boat, trailer, engine, cover, all ac-demy Agency, Harry Lelghton, 739-2222. roof rack, radio. Excellent condition. 536- cessories. Worth $3000, J850. 495-1617. BE~AUrICTAN — Must be on excellent 5429. hair cutter, for hair cutting shop servlnr 1969 PLYAAOUTH FURY III — Four-door male and female. Cosmo s Factory, & iedon. Air conditioned, automatic, power very well known shop in Matawon area. jrakes, power steering. 11200 or belt of- BUSINESS NOTICES Call 5A6-044B or 5B3-4747. 'er. Call 747-0252. •ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. Al. DRIVER ~- Apply In person. 1964 CHEVELLE — Two-door super oes ot masonry. Driveways. Coll 495 iportt. ExcellenEllt t runnini g conditiononditionditi .B Boddy 0.B9, 787-1603. Ben's Cor Wash, needs some work. Best olfffe.r over $100. Route 35, Middletown Call 739-0128. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — No ex- 1966 TEMPEST — Six cylinder. Bucket ALTERATIONS perience necessary. Startng salary S2.S0 seats. Good condition. $325. Dormers, porches, stolrs, additions, etc. per hour. Apply in person lo Mr. Michael Call 747-3464 Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do Gormley, Administrative Assistant, Hat- the |ob myselt. Coll Jim. 776-1764. let Township Board ot Education, 82 Beth- 970 BUICK ESTATE WAGON - Ex any Rd., Haitet, N.J. :ellent condition. NIne-passenQer. Air conditioning, power windows, six-way M & W ROOFING CO. IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT - Manage power seat, rodlo with rear speaker, lug- We are now taking orders for lale winter men) minded people to head own organi- xjge rack, trailer hitch, new tires and two and eorly sprina time roofing, using o fine zation In direct soles. Personal Interviews snows. Buy from original owner. $3100. selection of Bird & Corey seal-tab .only. Call Mr. Van Wormerdom, 741-4298 Coll after 7 p.m. or anytime Sot. or Sun. ihlnflles. All workmanship fully guaran- after 5 p.m 12-0103. teed. Free estimates. 291-42H W2-4997 STEADY ANL* PART-TIME WORK. 1964 BUICK SPECIAL — Four-door mod- APPLY IN PERSON si. New paint lob. Good running condition. BEN'S CAR WASH, WUDDLETOWN :all after 6 p.m. 264-9367. SLIPCOVERS 1965 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Four-door. Full u. M0, Chair, 522. You supply flic fab- MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS — Er power, air conditioned. Excellenl condl- ric, well do the rest. Guaranteed work- per fenced help desired to work on printe- on. Must set $550. 264-9834. lanshlp. 671-238*. clrculf boards with the use of wiring die i?EMODE~UN"G' — Painting, paneling? groms. They will Install componentpen s an s>eelrock and taping, concrele block and solder. Medicaical insurancei , ppaidd vocvocatioati n WANTED tile work, Free estimates. 787-3721, ond holidays, AAppll y in person, 6 a.m . tto 'arty who needs 100% financing on a 1967 p.m., Mon.-Frl. ELECTRONIC ME/ 1973 LTD CURY. 10-passenger station wagon, SUREMENTS INC. 405 Essex Rd., Nei ERCURY. " • HOUSECLEANING — By Insured, t .Ir coondlllonlngi . $1295. For more Inlor- Trained Men with our awn equipment. COUNTRY SQUIRE motlomi coll OASIS MOTORS at (2011 721- One time or regular service. Backed by u Uiil FsrintjKi>arScat, 7100. Blue Chip Corporation. Also floors, walls, years experience. Good pay, steody worl WiCI IJ, at TOM'S FORD RIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1969. AM-FM, rugs, windows, furniture cleaned in your Must have o*n transportation. Call 7t, ow mlleaoe. New tires. tame. Coll DOMESTICARE 367-3222, for 6331 after 6 p.m. 841-2161 tree estimates. }'j--' V. It iJij PART-TIME PIPE FITTER p. Air(V,,!t) . fcdi> Apply Star Cleaners and Launderers, i; , l*jiv Daivr.. OLKfSWAGEN 1967 — AM/FM rodlo. FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE New tires, new paint. $675 or best ofler. — Attics and cellars cleaned. Junk re- Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. Call 7B7-1595 or 264-5515. moved, light hauling No lob too small SHORT ORDER COOKS - Musi apply I Coll 741-7633 between 3 ond 7. I Jit 1'iitf $ 4399 si ?973 TORINO 1969 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - $1050. Ex- person Excellent opportunity No phon MWON'T lent condition. Radio, heater. colls. HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAU HOUSEPAINTING - Interior, exterior RANT Rte 35, Middletown. FIND A Call 747-2849. Reasonable rotes, Free estimates. Coll 2 Dr. H.T. :II« C.I 1). AUSTANG — 1965. Black. Good condl- 787-6598. NURSE -RN OR LPN - Fufl time, 7 am Knt^i'. CruisDinahc, WAV. Ion. B-cyllnder, 289 cu. in. engine, 4-speed to 3 p.m. Pleasant working conditions om BETTER DEAL itlck shift. J495. 542-3601. ~ Stripping, benefits included. Call Eatontown Con 1' i,;Doliixr' nuinper Group, Air (Vind., Tinlod Glass, . _. .. ter usea, Nowjlesrent Center, 542 4700 ILiiIm, Slock Nil ]B.i 1971 PINTO finishing, restoring. No woe used, o \ Four-speed. $1200. sending needed. Safe for veneers, Inlays CARPENTER Usl Price $;i,KOH.o;. Tunis Price I 787-7663 glue joints. SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN, 93B Experienced 1973 PIN7O Call 2M-8558 $ ADILLAC 1966 COUPE DeVILLE - zm. White with black top. Air conditioning. DFSAPPEARTNG ATTIC STAIRS-'Fur- WAITRESSES M;W ~- Coffee Shop, b: 327a Excellent condlllon. 842-6074. perienced. Over IB. 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. shll nished and installed lor only $69.95. To or Apply In person, Shore Point Inn, 33( 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA — VI, power der, call 349-0863. _ ___ Hwy 35, Hoilef. Heerlng. $195. Call after 7 p.m. LIGHT*HA~UL~.N7>—C"LE AN "CELLARS 1973 MUSTANG , 747-9066 YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates 6RMA1MGE Cnll ofter 3p.m. 741-2UV. TRAINING CENTER TAINTING — E*perionred interior, e* U00 SPORTS ROOF Trucks tor Sole tenor work. Tree citimalcs. Salory per month, plus car, plus persont 1 J 842-862? living expenses guaranteed while In oi 33 :;o;!V I! Kn^im , Ciui.s.'niwMici 1964 DODGE — A ton pickup with two management training center, If you qu' 2050 Wicli" (ii.il W W , I'.S.. Power snow tires. U50. lifv. Opportunity to earn S15,000 t Call 747-3J71 TREE REMOVAL J20.000 first year after graduation Fi l''ronl Ilisc Hiiiki's, Drliixr llunipi'r SERVICE 1963 CHEVROLET — Vi ton pickup. Eight confidential Interview call 741-2071, 8 to (Jump, Ail {ond . Kiiilin, Tinted Class, WIICPI fVivcrs, Trees and stumps removed! No job too An equal opportunity employer. siiick Nn ir.1 tt. body, 292 engine. Low mtleoQe. 291- small! All work guaranteed. Call for free estimate. 542-32/7. MANAGER — To fully operate a scrvlr List I'ricr J:l,H.'iJ,sl., . .'linns I'llir ^ ^1PO^% 79 197} TOYOTA PICKUP — Vi-ton. Ex- and retail business. Eatontown area *2i cellenl condition. Take over payments. ppe r weeweek pluplus percentagpercentage of votumvo t Five months old. Coll afler 6, 495-2933. J 8. J HOUSE PAINTING ComponComp y paiidd pensioi n pfimffimi , litlite Insu nlerlor ond exterior. Free estimates. Call once, Blue Cross, Blue Shieldhil , vacotin Save 1961 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT '87-0858 ofter 5 p.m. and holidays. Write to BDX K-80, Th Perfect running condlllon. $250, Dally Register, Red Bank, N.J, 1973 MAVERICK Coll after 5, 787-4630 EXPERT TYPING DONE AT HOME - Envelopes, monuscrlpts, resumes or other NSURANCE CLAIMS — Position offere Hundreds GRABBER me^l^TO N C H EV R6TE~T~~Lodder typing. Reasonable. 291-0398. Tor mole or female with brood claims har dllng experience. Pleme send resume t :!ilic I i). ii (\l. KiiRinc, CSTD5 cVntVper Box J 23, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. Of \'niyl Hinir. nnisam;iiic, 1972 FORD VAN E300 ~ V8, automalle. window, SI,50 storms, 11 picture window seven months old. Many extras. rail 291-4562. •ViALE AND FEMALE — tf you are reo lonvrmnicc (irou|>, I'.S. Call 842-5492 , Ing this art, we have en opening Plck-i Dc'liKr hiiiii|ii't (irmip, Radio, wide oval tiros. Slock P^NtlNG'^nieriorwforiT" t> id deliver for Fuller Brush Co Ea $$$ 1954 CHEVROLET — V« ton pickup. Very Free estimates, References furnished W.75 per hour Call 462 1074, between good tires. Excellent engine. S150 or best Call 741-1230 and 1 p.m. 8 i.l'sl l'i'irr *:t.u:iH.2:i T»iiis Price S 7,799 * offer. 787-5530. C: REAT TV" Erp "R~EE~~L A Nf"E ARTIST- 1964 CHEVROLET - ". ton, step side, Avollable. Logos, layout, advertising de- with racks. Good running condition. A ign, graphics, photography etc. Coll Ca More Classified 87 OTHER NEW FORDS TO CHOOSE FROM lle, 747-3074, TOtfS fORD bargain al $550. 7415651. on Next Poge ffnUCKHtABOlJArlTEBSl WITH COMPARABLE SAVINCS. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS Adding Machines General Contractors Pearl and .CARPENTRY'- Remodeling, nanri Typewriters closets, doors, additions Odd |nt>i FJ Bead Restrlnglng ADDING MACHINES - Typewrltpn sonoble totes 84243(1$ Fxperllly on braidelirafded'nytond nyton. ii.ioVjlU 50 a stra, _.r sold, rented, repaired Seriilco'i, 101 Mori SterlingJ.tlqtp clasps trom lie.7 REUSSI~ l LES' nioulh SI., Red Bank liloiti llroal St., Rfd Bonk IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Odd Jobs Clocks and LIGHT HAUltNC. - Cellars, gnrngei cleaned op. Free estimate* H)-2M9 utier j Watch Repair p.m. Roofing, Siding Antique clotM, watcrie*. fine lewelry rx & insulation pertly done Don Pom Jeweler*, 7W River OLSON CO - ROOFING AND "SIDIN Hd, Folr Haven. 64}<«}S7. 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DAILY REGISTER •> • us v.» >i ._ y OiV be received by the Hou ~ ih of K«i Main and Church Streets In the Borouoh Self-Protection'Discussed by Women, Police ot Keonsburg, ond opened and reST public at a meetlna tnTl9th day ol De MIDDLETOWN - If your number. there by a rapist still being the line of least resistance of the worst things that can cember, 1972, ol 10 a.m. ol Church st assailant is unarmed, scream, "There are two sides" to diately bathe "because they Keontbgrp. •"" That was the gist of a Vfc hunted by police. .There also best?" one woman asked. the question of screaming, feel so dirty. Don't. It de- happen to a woman is rape, scream, scream. If he's hour film and discussion pro- bid tor supplying of laid fuel oil hove were several men in the au- "You have just answered Det. Ohnmacht conceded, but stroys physical evidence." One of the worst things thai been tiled ot th« ofllcei of the Houslna armed, keep your mouth shut gram intended to teach wom- dience! Authority at Church ond Wainf si» your own question," replied it's a pretty good technique "True. True. Go to a hospi- can happen to a police depart Keanlburg, N.J Copies may be re-' and yoyr eyes open for a en how to prevent and survive Questions Intense Detective Ronald Ohnmacht, ment is a woman who can't celved by prospective bidders upon ap- chance for a fast escape. And, for scaring off a potential at- tal," the detective added. plication. Bid; must be made on sfo£ attack and presented here last Many of the audience ques- who led the discussion. tacker "and I still say to ward Many of the women ob- describe her attacker." He „.oar. d-j.. broposa ,, l for.- m In the •Gunnemanner dtslgotjn-. if he's carrying a weapon you noted therein and require night under sponsorship of the tions were about what to do if The police officer agreed said Middletown police are flcatlonsnoted therei. musn ant bde require enduedd £> y thnvele speclo - an attack off if you can." viously were worried about etfi In envelope don't see, scream and the life Middletown Police depart- bearing the name ond address of th an armed man forces his way with another woman that any- Detective Concurs the possibility of pregnancy hot on the trail of a suspect in bidder, addressed to the Housin'" ss og f thX e you lose may be your own. M»"*"^" r -——-»-- —»^-«-«- *« -*.^ • •VWSIMQ All™ ment and the Monmouth into a house in which a wom- the Lincroft attacks "because ltlo r ) h l>rou one who attempts to fight an The detective agreed with resulting from a rape. Ms. . L Y-?',.' ?_?- O>> of Keansburo, Whether she's successful in County Chapter of the Nation- an is alone with young chil- armed assailant is endan- of the beautiful descriptions" check drown to thle ordeorder of the House- preventing an attack or not, Monmouth NOW president Yohn said that hospital proce- ing Authority of me" Boro of Keans- al Organization for Women dren. That's what happened in gering her own life. Anne Yohn, who suggested dures for rape victims usually furnished by the women in bujglor not less than 10% nt amount the two most important things (NOW). Lincroft, when one woman Perhaps one should think that women remember that preclude that. both cases. "ContractoContractorr musmUit furnisturnlih surety bond a woman can do is to observe More than 100 women — was raped and another beaten In thIhe amountt of the contractt price twice about screaming when "rape isn't the worst thing "Why not ask your doctor Most Unreported Right Is reserved to reject any and oil her assailant carefully so she teen-agers to senior citizens — in two separate robberies ds If deemed to Ihe Interest of the attack threatens, another that can happen to you. It's what you should do?" Detec- He said that 75 per cent of Housinousing Authorityy olf tht'lie'Borough'o'e Bh l can provide police with an ac- attended, a large number of within the past 10 days. Police Keonsburg to do so. member of the audience sug- just having sexual intercourse tive Ohnmacht suggested. rapes go unreported, agreeing curate physical description of them Lincroft residents ad- believe the assailant was the HELEN E ROBINSON, gested "because if you when you don't want to." Emphasizing the impor- with a woman who declared Executive Director? him, and, if he has a car, to mittedly panicked by the re- same man in both cases. Dec. 6, 13 S20.SO scream you might get a knife Ms. Yohn observed that tance of careful observation "that's because of what a take down the license plate cent attacks on two women "In that kind of situation is in your stomach." many raped women imme- of an assailant, he said, "One woman has to go through*It's embarrassing. You have to describe It to so many police- men. And often the woman is 8793 Bridgeport Maintenance Yard' Gloucester Co.. N.J. Oepl. of Trans called a liar." portoilon .Owner: State of New Jersey Matawan Turns Down Both the short film shown Separate sealed bids (o) for each of listed branches of work and a separate and Detective Ohnmacht's over-oil single contract bid Ib) coverlna oil the branches of work and material talk repeatedly emphasized requ red to complete the project will be received In the Reception Room ol the that women should '.'seream, Division ot Building ond Construction Store Permit Transfer scream, scream" when •Ih floor of the Toxotlon Building, West State ond Willow streets, Trenton, New MATAWAN - The transfer threatened with attack. Jersey 08625. until 2:00 o'clock p.m on store would change the prob- the Bayshore Sewage Author- December 20, iv/2 and then publlclv of a liquor license from 'The Detective Ohnmacht also opened ond read aloud. No bid will be lem of alcoholism in Matawan ity. This leaves the borough accepted after the hour specified. Bids Cork n' Bottle', 116 Main St., then another plan might be standing alone in its fight." advocated peepholes so a will be received on the fallowlna to Bell Beef Co. 126 Main St. branches of work: practical, but it will not." Lines Are Poor woman can see who's at the GENERAL was denied by the Borough Owners of.the Foodtown Su- door without opening it, own- All bidders must be prequolllled In ac- Council last night. In a report on the condition cordance with the statute. {N.J.S.A. permarket said, "There is no of present sewer lines Coun- ing a watchdog, checking to The Information for Bidders, Form of A number of reasons were legal reason for turning down cilman Day, said many of the see if anyone is hiding in a car Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Specifica- cited but council's main rea- before entering it, "don't tions ond Forms of Bid Bond, Perform- the transfer." They indicated pipes inspected arc in poor once Poyment Bond, and other contract son for turning down the travel alone if you can avoid documents may be examined ot the fol- they will carry further trans- condition, with the main prob- lowing: ' request is that no plans re- fer action to the state division it," avoiding driving or walk-, Division of Building and Construction lem being infiltration. The re- West State ondWIIlow Streets vealing a section of the super- of Alcoholic Beverage Con- port also revealed alleged ing "in deserted areas and Trenton, New Jersey 08oJ5 market specifically for the Copies may be obtained ot the Divi- trol. sloppy workmanship and dangerous neighborhoods," sion of Building and Construction, lo- sale of liquors was presented. staying out of lovers lanes cated at West State and Willow Streets, ' In other business, a resolu- many broken lines. Trenton, New Jersey upon payment of "because they're haunts of $35.00 tor each set. Any unsuccessful All but Councilman Stanley tion was adopted authorizing A contract was awarded to bidder, upon returning such set W. Sokolowski voted to deny sex criminals," and no hitch- promptly and In good condition, will be submission of an application L and K Construction Com- hiking "and we can't stress refunded his payment, and any non-bid- the application. Councilman for funds for the preservation pany Inc. of Somerville, for ders upon so returning such a set will be that enough with girls." refunded S35.OO. Sokolowski said that after in- of the historic Burrowes Man- the looping of water mains on The State, reserves the right to re|ect vestigating alleged problems any or all bids. sion. Rabbit Lane. Total amount of And, he cautioned "don't Each bidder must deposit with tils bid, and talking with police chiefs security In the amount, form and sub- Councilwoman Lillian G. the contract is $8,502. fall for the 'directions trick'. lect to the conditions provided In the in- from neighboring commu-- In seven out of 10 cases in structions for Bidders. Burrv said that, after meeting Unable to come to an agree- nities, and with liquor depart- Attention of bidders Is particularly with Barry Silberstein, area ment on a price for purchase Middletown, women who are colled to the •requirements as to condi- ment people in supermarkets, tions of employment to be observed ond representative of the state de- of easements from two prop- victims of attempted attack minimum woge rates to be paid under he saw no adverse effects in the contract. partment of Housing and Ur- erty owners in Freneau, so or attack were walking in the No bidder may withdraw his bid with- the transfer. ban Development, the street and were called over to in sixty (601 days after the actual date that Hamilton-Raritan Inc. MEETING REMINDER —Mrs. Peg Heath, president of the Monmouth of the opening thereof. Business Venture borough has a "very good a vehicle by a man who said DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY can connect its 35-home Librarians Association and director of the Monmouth Beach Library, Division of Building ond Construction He further stated, "The chance for funding." The total Poet's Dream development to posts reminder of meeting of the Monmouth Librarians Association to- he wanted directions.. And in WALTER T. PETERS, JR.. transfer is clearly a business seven out of 10 cases, the Director amount requested is $50,000. the Contempora subdivision morrow at 8 p.m. in Long Branch Public Library. Jack L. Emdln, presi- Dec. 6. 13 133.00 venture and we should not let The expenditure includes pumping station, council re- dent of A. H. Roemer Co., a large book wholesaler and library supplier In woman doesn't get the license plate number." NOTICE ~ our emotions interfere. If the $25,000 for purchasing the. solved to begin condemnation Union, will speak to the group on "Rare Books and Rare People." AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE transfer to this particular OFFICE OF JOINT MUNICIPAL property and $25,000 for reno- proceedings. 'Scream Loud' TAX ASSESSOR FOR THE TOWN- SHIP OF COLTS NECK AND THE vation. A public hearing is set for If attacked, "scream, loud, BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY, IN LEGAL NOTICE THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NOTICE With Councilman Donald T. Dec. 19 for a zoning amend- hard and as often as you can, BE IT ORDAINED BY the Township Take notice that application has been Day dissenting, council Committee of the Township of Colts made to the Mayor and Council of the ment on flood plain regu- and keep on screaming," he Neck, In the County of Monmouth and Township af Middletown to transfer to adopted a resolution to notify Third Wrestling Coach said. State of New Jersey, that: A.R.A. INC., t/a The Pub, for premises lations. Section I. The Office of Joint Munic- situated 1(0 State Highway No. 35, Ml the Bayshore Sewerage Au- A motion was passed for He recommended against ipal Tax Assessor Is hereby established dletown. N.J., the Plenary Retail Cai ond shall be maintained by and for the sumption License No. C-18 heretofot thority the borough will be- bids for the 1973 garbage con- carrying a weapon, but point- Township of Colts Neck and the Issued to M.F.W. INC. t/o The Pub, for Borough of Shrewsbury, both In the premises located ot 160 State Highway come a sewage collection cus- tract to be received Jam 16. ed out "you can use what you County of Monmouih, to assess real and No. 35, Middletown, N.J, Officers ond tomer of the authority. Hired by Keyport Board personal properly for taxation within Directors of A.R.A. Inc. t/a The Pul Council is requesting quotes have. And most women have each ot said municipalities, all as au- are as follows: Councilman Day said he felt KEYPORT - The Board of an arsenal in their pocket- thorized under and by virtue of the pro- Thomas E. Rolmondo, 28 Dock Rd, for one, two, and three-year crease five cents each, with equipment, for Monday night visions of N.J.S.A. 40:488-14 through Brick Town, N.J., President there was pressure from the Education last night hired a the class "A" lunches (hot two-hour sessions, Jan. 8 to books." N.J.S.A. 40:UB-21, Inclusive. Nina Armelllno, 29 Edwards Rd contracts. Section 2. The governing bodies of Brick Town, N.J., Secretary state for the borough to join Mrs. Pearl Cronin of 4 Colo- third coach for a newly meals) remaining the same March 19. There was an audible gasp both of said municipalities shall, by Lucille Ralmondo, 2S Dock Rd., Brlcl agreement, provide for rhe appointment Town, N.J., V. President the regional authority, and by nial Drive expressed concern formed wrestling team which price. The YMCA will pay the of horror from the audience ofa Joint Municipal Tax Assessor and Oblectlons, if any, may be made Imm such other personnel as may be neces- dlotely In writing to Thomas Magli voting no, a voice of dissent over possible termination of has yet to compete in any Members of the Union board {20 per night for the use when the detective suggested sary, tor the apportionment of the costs -Clerk ol the Township of Middletown. would be heard from the competition. He is Richard ana expenses of operation ot such office THOMAS E. RAIMONDO an emergency busing pro- Beach Board of Education of the gym. that one "pocketbook weap- between said participating municipal- ,---•- ••-• • : -Preslden borough. • • Mahoney. on" is a comb Which "raked ities and for such other terms ond con- Nov. 29, Dec. 6 S12.SI gram as of June, 1973. will receive printed courtesy Hired as Title One teachers ditions as may be necessary and con- Councilwoman Lillian G. In a letter, Mrs. Cronin Try-outs for the team were passes to high school athletic were Marilyn Rice, at $5,670; right across the assailant's venient for the establishment and NOTICE maintenance of the ofllce. 10 354 Burry said "I cannot agree stated, roads such as Aber- held Monday night and it is events, which in the past were Nellie McCann, $4,252; Miss' eyes, acts like a saw." Section 3. Such Office of Joint Mu- SHERIFFS SALE only because the other al- nicipal Tax Assessor shall consist of a SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY deen Road are not safe for all reported 55 youths attended. issued on an individual basis Ann Harrington $2,975; and "I know you don't like what Tax Assessor ond such subordinate per- CHANCERY DIVISION ternative we had no longer ex- the children who must walk lor individual events. sonnel as may, by the governing bodies MONMOUTH COUNTY Board member Frank L. Miss Jane Glcichman at I'm suggesting because It of said municipalities, be deemed neces- DOCktt NO. F-3344-7! ists." along this and any hazardous Laughlin questioned whether Union Beach sends its high $1,358. means hurting someone else sary and proper to perform the assess- THE GREATER NEW YORK SAVINGS ment function In each of sold municipal- BANK, a banking corporation, Plaintiff Originally, a four-town sew- roads. She said Council should it is appropriate to spend school students to Keyport Mrs. Rose Marie Brown was and it sounds gory," the po- ities In accordance with law. Any per- vs: RICHARD F. NOLL, et ux, et als son who may hereafter be appointed to Defendants • er authority was seen as an give the matter its utmost at- money for another wrestling and Mr. Laughlin stated, "We hired as a secretary at the lice officer said, "but it could ofllce as Joint Municipal Tax Assessor By virtue of o writ of execution In thi for said municipalities shall hold such above stated action to me directed, alternative route. tention. coach when, in his, opinion, have to stop treating these board office at a salary of mean your own life." office for a term of tour (4) yearyas, aas shall expose for sole ot DUbJIc venduo Councilwoman Burry fur- Councilman Day said all other athletic endeavors are people like second-class citi- $2,193.75. shalhlll be provideidd tot r b y agreemenreemenementt of ol the Court House In the Borough o Pencils, pens and nail files th ginoi g bodies of sola municipal Freehold, County of Monmouth, New ther stated "Both Keyport feasible plans are being look- suffering, lie specifically zens." Board elections will take can be wielded like a knife ities, provided that any sucsuch person Jersey, on Monday the 18th day of Dc reoppolnteltdd OS JiJointt MunicipaMiill TTax As- cember, 1)72, ot 1 o'clock P.M. Pre and Matawan Township have ed into in regard to busing ' mentioned track. The elementary school will place Tuesday, Keb. 13. The and make good weapons, he sessosessorr , after serving lor four ««)) years vailing Time. In that capacity shall thereafter hold his ALL that certain lot, piece or nracel D signed letters of intent to join and road improvements. Mr. Laughlin's objections participate in the National In- last day for filing petitions for said, suggesting that women position during good behavior and effi- land, with the buildings and Improve ciency notwithstanding thot such reop- ments thereon erected, situate, lying were countered by board stitute of Mental Health pro- board candidacy will be might carry one in their pock- polntment was for a fixed term of years, ond being In the Township of Middle and he shod not be removed therefrom town. County of Monmouth, Stole a members Mrs. Helen M. I'ote gram for emotionally and so- Thursday, Jan. 4. et instead of their pocket- for political reasons out only tor goad New Jersey. and George Bolte, who agreed cially maladjusted children. books. cause shown and after a proper hearlnq leglnnlng at a point In the easterly side Board vacancies will consist before the Director ol the Division ot I Manning Street, sold point being dis- that if 55 students showed that The program is not manda- of three terms of three years He advised against purchas- Taxation of the State of New Jersey or tant 200 leet north of the Intersection of Town Is Enthused his deslgnee. the easterly side of Manning Street and much enthusiasm, they should tory and parents must give each: ing a gun "because you don't Section 4. All employees In the of- the northerly side ot Carpenter Street, fice of Ihe Joint Municipal Tax Assessor and from thence running receive the best coaching their permission for their chil- Terms expiring arc those of know how to use them — and shall be deemed to be the employees of (1) North 20 degrees 15 minutes west f 9 available, the municipality having the largest ap- and along the easterly side of Manning dren to attend the classes at board president Karl V. Hal- if you have one you can't portionment valuation determined under Street 501eet; thence Mr. Mahoney will receive the Children's Psychiatric bluff, you have to be prepared NJ.S.A. 54:4-49 In 1972. (2) North 69 degrees 45 minutes east Over Wacky Idea lam, a five-year veteran, new Secllon 5. The assessment function and along the southerly side of Lot $400, and joins head coach Center in Eatontown for sev- member Kenneth G. Young to use it" and because ol the of the Joint Municipal Tax Assessor Number II on the mop of lots here- CHERRY HILL (Af) -Six "It was a wacky idea that shall be exercised In Ihe some manner inafter referred to, 100 feel; thence Robert Travlos and Gregory eral hours each week, and three-year veteran potential danger to children ond to the same extent as though it was (3) South 20 degrees 15 minutes east ond months ago Tilly Spctgong, a got people laughing, and also exercised In each municipality separate- parallel with Monnlng Sired 50 feet; Semcnza. The Arrowhead, Bayshore George Bolte. who might find It. He warned ly, ond the tax list ond dupllcale, prop- Thence serious gal with a goofy idea, made them aware that people erty record cords, and all other records (4) South 19 degrees 45 minutes west Cafeteria Prices Branch of the YMCA was Mr. Bolte said after the that it's illegal in New Jersey walked into City Council car- pollute and people can con- for each of the said municipalities shall and parallel with the second course It was announced that ice granted permission to use the meeting that he will not seek for anyone but a law enforce- be maintained separately and shall be hhereii n 1000 ffeee t to the easterltl y sidide off rying a brick, and Councilman serve." the 44-year-old mother available for public Inspection pursuant Manning Street, being the point or place cream, soup and sandwiches school gymnasium facilities, reelection and will have a ment officer to use mace. of Beginning. Steve Morgan ducked under of two who used to raise Secllon 6. The lolnt agreement may Being and Intended to be all of Lots 9 in the school cafeteria will in- exclusive of any gymnastic statement to make later. The film suggested that a be terminated upon the adoption of a and 10 In Block 8 on mop cniltlpd "Plan his desk. chickens and now, admittedly, resolution to that effect by the govern- of Lots ot River Plara, Middletown woman grabbed from behind ing body of either of the aforesaid mu- Township- Monmouth County, N.J. "He must have thought I "raises the dickens" as a nicipalities. Except of unanimous agree- owned by Mark C. Meagher, surveyed member or the Conservation kick her foot back to rake her ment, such termination shall not be by George D. Cooper, C.E, August 1910" was going to throw it, " assailant's shin and then press. mode effective earlier than June 30 next which said mop Is duly filed In the Mon- Advisory Board. succeeding the expiration ol twelve (12) mouth County Clerk's Office. flushed Mrs. Spelgong, "but the heel of her shoe hard into full calendar mon*hs following the adop- TOGETHER wllh all materials, equip- ment, furnishings or other property all I wanted w.is to put one: Council antecd up $2,01)0 In Council Moves to Replace tion of such resolution, unless each mu- his instep "which forces him nicipality lolntly agrees to terminate the whatsoever Installed as of October 7. into every I oil el tank in buy :14,()I1O extra-hard beige office prior to such dale. 1V65, ond Inslalled subsequent thereto to let go." and used In ond about Ihe building or town." bricks, 'the kind that won't, Secllon 7. This ordinance shall take buildings now creeled or hereafter to be Use Your 'Weapon' effect upon Its passage and publication erected upon the londi herein described How about that, tiger? break up in any kind of water according; to law If a similar ordinance which ore necessory to the complete Broken-Down Patrol Car And then hit him on the ot the Borough of Shrewsbury has been ond comfortable use and occupancy of The unusual proposal to and enough for every toilet in adopted within six (61 months prior to such building or buildings for the pur- SHREWSBURY - Meeting ceived, covering half the except Fred W. Yorg, who head with your poeketbook to the adoption hereof or upon the effec- pose for which they are to be erected or save water stunned the coun- the town's 17,1101) Monies. tive date ofa similar ordinance here- were erected. Including in part; all awn- r in an emergency session last $28,000 purchase price plus ac- commented only that "No- knock him down, and flee, the after adopted by the Borough ot Shrews- Inas, screens, shades, fixtures, and all cil, and it. was approved. And Last weekend about 17.> per- bury, provided such similar ordinance Is heating, lighting, ventilating, refrig- night, Borough Council au- quisition and legal fees. body here knew why the film suggested. Or give him a ' adopted within six 16) monlhs from the erating Incinerating, ond cooking equip- it so convulsed this residential sons — mostly k'enagers — adoption hereof. thorized purchase of a new Fourteen people turned out meeting had been called. We hard, sharp jab In the ribs ment and appurlenonces thereto. community of Ii5,()(l(), across distributed 27,01)1) bricks, two PUBLIC NOTICE Chevrolet police car, the cost for the meeting, even though just saw the announcement in with your elbow — done hard The foregoing ordinance was In- Being commonly known and des o- the Delaware River from to a house. troduced onifpassed at first reading ol o nated as No. 54 Monnlng Street, Middle- not to exceed $3,550. the agenda consisted only of the paper." enough, It can crack a man's meeting of the Township Committee of town, New Jersey Philadelphia, that it swiftly "The kids were .so excited, the Township of Colts Neck held on No- The approximate amount of the |udg- Councilman Gerald A. correspondence and the police Mr. Yorg suggested that the ribs. vember 30, 1972, and sold ordinance will ment to be satisfied by said sole Is the accepted the scheino — to- they were on lire, because be further considered for final passage sum of 513,343.00 together with the costs Bruno, chairman of the police car resolution. council list Its agenda when It If grabbed from behind, ot a regular meeting of the said govern- . of this sale. , ,, probably become the firsl in I his was one way they could ing body to be held on December 2B, The Sheriff hereby reserves the right committee, said one of the de- The session was opened to advertises special meetings in twist to face the assailant and 1972 ol 8:00 p.m. at the Township Hall, to adjourn Ihls sale without further no- America with a brick in get involved in ecology," said Cedar Drive, Colts Neck, New Jersey, tice by publication. nearly every toilet. organizer Spctgong. partment's police cars suffered the public, but no one spoke the future. then use woman's most potent ot which time and place oil persons de- Doted: October ?5, 1972 a "fatal breakdown," in- weapon, fingernails, "and dig siring to be heard thereon will be given PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. "This Saturday is the wind- full opportunity. Kovocs, Anderson, volving some $600 to $7011 in In his eyes hard," the film HARRY CRINE Harowllz, 8. Radrr • up (if tlic brick parly." Township Clerk. ^..yJ- 1 repairs to its crankshaft. said, or grind your lipstick S29.50 | NOV. 71.T) Dec. Now, of course, tilt hope is 49 Students Inducted Dec. 6 Board Plans each brick will bo dropped The two-year-old car, also a tube ittto his eye, or equip NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE gently into a toilet tank. Chevrolet, was scheduled for yourself with cayenne pepper . —_ — "fAX SALE NOTICE" " " replacement early next year, specifically for throwing Into lver Irjr Non-Poymcnt ol Tones and As- To Introduce "It's safe and simple t» exe- Into Honor Society Of Real Estate in the Ooroucjli of Little a would-be attacker's eyes to cute," Mrs. Spelgong said, and police and council felt the RED BANK - Forty nine cause temporary blindness. "It's off-beat enough lo get extensive repairs were not Hakim, Patricia llasscll, Budget Jan. 9 students have been Inducted people talking and, hopefully, warranted. Mary Hay, pebble Henderson, If an assailant claps Ills Into the National Honor So- NEW SHREWSBURY - make I hem aware (if how in- Policemen normally ;is- Debbie Ilorlacher, Doug Ko- hand over your mouth to still ciety at Red Bank Regional The Monmouth Regional High volved all (if us arc in this pol- signed lo the second ear are dam and Sue Kramer. your screams "bite as hard as High School. A faculty recep- School Hoard of Education lution crisis. now patrolling borough Niels Kromann, Fred Marx, you can. He'll pull his hand will introduce its budget at a tion followed the induction away," the film said. And "If the average family of streets in a rented car Sue Mason, Shcrrilynn special meeting Jan. 9. ceremonies. kick him forcefully In the four flushes a total of 20 limes equipped with a portable ra- McCoy, Janet Miller, Nancy stomach or groin with your The meeting will be held at a day we would save M mil- dio unit. Teacher John King Is ad- Milllgan, Debbie Morgan, p.m. in the all-purpose room viser. George Nigro, Dennis North, knee. Block -10—l-ot 6 lion gallons of water every 38 Church Sfreri 19/1 at the high school. I'olice Chief Raymond Mass Officers are president, Deb- Amory Osbom, .lane Otto, Ka- The woman in the film Ufack 44-Lot 1* year in Cherry Hill. This rep- Paul M. Hughes 1971 J.7M.41 said the minimum wait for a bie Dadenas; vice president, ren I'cderscn, Elizabeth 35 Pine Drive In the meantime, the board resents lour days of water quickly overpowered her as- fllDck75-LotBA TV/I 1,709.9], las scheduled two closed car with police options was Michcle Franzonl; secretary, 1'ratt, Amy Roscnqulst, .Sue Charles A. Ooremus Occanport Avenue use, which is hardly a trickle, sailant, but that's because Block 77~UM neetings this month with the about six weeks, and the'spe- Elizabeth I'ralt, and treasur- Ross, Anthony Hoybiik, Nancy "ttie film was one-sided," Starland Corp r from our shrinking supply of Tlnton PI. & Occnnp° r governing bodies of the three cial session authorizing the er, Dennis North. Sovcrln, Alan Smith, Joann someone In the audience pro- Ofock 7/-L01 5 10/1 drinkable water." Tlnlort Plnet K Falrvlcv. municipalities in the regional purchase was necessary. Those received into mem- Smith, Barbara Stein, Ellen tested, "the man didn't fight Block 77-UU 19/1 Fnlrvlew Avc. district to discuss the board's, bership were: Stewart, Gregory Vandervort, back.". Block 77-Lol / 19/1 ITA lo Hold l!,i/;i:ir Councilman Wolfgang W. Falrvlew Avc. mlgelary needs for the coin- Sally Barton, Wendy Beck- Carol Vogl, Janet Waddell "We're happy to check out Block 77-Lot B 1V/I KICANSBUIU; - The Koenlg announced the and Michael Walsky. FaJrvlcw Avc. ng year. er, Don Best, James Brad- anything you feel Is sus- Block 77-Lot 10 1971 The first of these meetings Keansburj; I'TA will sponsor a borough should receive a ford, Dawn Bradley, Robin picious," Det. Ohnmacht re- Folrvlcw Ave, $14,000 check from Green Block 77 —Lot 11 197! 'ill be with the New Shrcw.s- Christmas Bazaar Ifimnnow Bunting, Vnnleta Canonico, Tree Lighting Sot minded the audience, "It's no Falrvlew Ave. from 7 to HI p.m. and all day Acres funds before the end of Elllolt Enterprises Block,76-t-ot 13 1971 )ury mayor and Council Dec. Cynthia Close, Gall Crouch, SHREWSBURY - Tree bother to us. Or patrols are on Rlvtrvlow AVB. ouoiimenii, co5li .. :4 at the school. The following Friday at Hie Frances 1'lacc the year to cover the stale's Nancy Curchln, pebble Du- lighting ceremonies for the tho road 24 hours anyway, So ' 'on of the sale, otncrv School, The event, under the. share of the Parkers' Field payment of (he amount due, , light the board will meet wllh denas, Ron Damman, Nadinc municipal Christmas tree at call us Immediately if you see payment. chairmanship of Mrs." Edna athletic site. Dettlaff, Marian Egan, Patri- W2 he Katontown Council and Sycamore and Shrewsbury something suspicious. Keep CHARLES J.OLSON, Teets, will include; toys, A total (if $l«,f)2» in federal cia Fogurty, Mlchclc Fran- ' Collector he Shrewsbury 'Township Aves, will be held Sunday at 5 the police phone number cakes, homemade iteyis. funds has already been re- zonl, nibble Grayzol, Dorecn p.m. handy." ' Nov. 15,22, «,Oec. t 'ommfytcc. ti .Btdtuk-MMmttmi, JUL Wetowitey, ftw*m|*r#,i»2 Television Today r by INEMA:- M „„, Ike tfeeiler u< tie tfanei in Iw Take tt* M»my and Run 7:0»; 10.-JW New York Channels-2,4,5,7,9,11,13 El Topo 1:30 I 1:00 Q MEDICAL CENTER RED BANK PERTH AMBOY 8 THE FLIGHT OF APOLLO 17 An ailing woman doctor's millionaire suitor wants AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- , fs. The flight will be covered in a Kries of CBS News her to gtev up her career and an elderly patient CINEMA HI- Bonnie's Kids 7:00; 10:30; The Secre- Special Reports beginning today thereby earning insists on her for surgery. BrooVdole Children's Moilnee 10:30 tory 9:00 delays in programming. The report i» tentatively Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE a.m.; 2:00 p.m:; Bod Company 7:00: Fr scheduled for S:45-10:lo P.M. "Games" (1967) starring Simone Slgnoret, James l:«5: M.A.S.H. 10:30 p.m. MENLO PARK lie Cann. A young couple bored with life devote their ASBURY PARK Im time to the pursuit of games until a woman of my- Lody Sinai the Blues 2:00; 4:«0; 7:30; DAYTIME MOVIES ia:oo PF jlery moves In on them and the game becomes SAVOY" do f.'OO B "The Girl Can't Help It" nflirder. The" World of Suile Wrong 7:35; 9:00 EAST BRUNSWICK. 09' . 1:00 0 "The Foreit Rangeu ID DRAGNET I •C/ Q) "King of the Gamblers" Friday and Gannon walk in on a robbery In pro- NORTH OF RED BANK TURNPIKE- 3:00 Q "The Power and (he Priit" gress, . IND0OR- ' 4:30 Q "Father Gooie" 0 SOUL! Love Under 17, 7:30; 10:40; Sensuous "An Evening Of Love" Guest: Carmen McRae. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Teenager 8:55 EVENING 9:30 O FLIGHT OF APOLLO 17 ATLANTIC CINEMA- OUTDOOR- "Last Voyage To the Moon." Anchormen Frank And Hope lo Die 7:00; 10:35; Hot 6:00 QQB NEWS The New Cenlurioni 7:00; 10:»; Dol- Rock 1:50 Reynolds and Jules Bergman cover the Apollo 17 lors B:40 0 THE FLINTSTONES flight. Fl "Bowling E*llel" 01 DRAGNET II KEYPORT br. O THE AVENGERS FYiday and Gannon work the robbery detail. STRAND- SATURDAY NIGHT "Hidden Tiger" 10:00 B CANNON NlrWs Nook 7:li; 9:30; Rood to Star- ID GILLIGAN'S ISLAND An aspiring actress becomes the tool In a plot to dom«: JO; 10:33 Rf take over a vast real-estate empire. HAZLET SPECIAL "The Secret Of Gllligan's Island" © SEARCH (B HODGEPODGE LODGE ! ROUTEM DRIVEIN- FULL COURSE PRIME RIB 6:30 0 I LOVE LUCY "A Honeymoon To Kill." Whtn an lieirew vanishes after an attempt on her life on her wedding day, Lowrence of Arabia 7:00; Nicholas "Fred and Ethel Fight" her brldgegroom hires Grover to find her. and Alexandra 10:00 CO BEAT THE CLOCK 0 O NEWS MATAWAN DINNER © THE COURSE OF OUR TIMES (B MEMBERSHIP WEEK REPORT STRATHMORE TWIN 7:00 0 CBS NEWS 10:15 (B BEHIND THE LINES O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS , CINEMA 1- PETERSON'S GE 10:45 ffi) THE 5 hi STATE Skylacked 7:00; 10:25; Kansas City 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 11:00 Q O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS Bomber 1:45 RIVERSIDE INN ser "The Bank Job" 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS HWY.35 RED BANK m O ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER "Our Cook's A Treasure" 0 IT TAKES A THIEF Q BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS Concert Set nl) "Touch Of Magic" '•The Man In the Cage" ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (D PERRY MASON 10 "The Blood Of Jeannle" or 40 "The Case of the Posthumous Painter" At College (0 THE FAMILY GAME 11:15 IB MEMBERSHIP WEEK REPORT STARRY-EYED — Hope Lange, as the heiress to a multimillion-dollar "O Men! O Women!" Men and boy« discuss maa- . 11:30 O NEWS .« - TOMS RIVER - The Ocean SUSiC rultnlly and women find girls discuss femininity. Q THE TONIGHT SHOW fortune, Is starry-eyed in the company of John Davis (Glenn Ford), a 7:30 0 THE GOLDDIGGERS County College Community down-and-out sportsman, in "Love Is a Ball," a romantic comedy to be Guest: Van Johnson. 0 OUTER LIMITS WKOKG O POLICE SURGEON "Fun and Games" Chorus and Chamber Orches- colorcast on "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies" Saturday nignt at 9 on "Mo Place To Hide." The daughter of a former nyn- Q MADHOUSE 90 tra will present its annual the NBC Television Network. dlcate boss la kidnapped and used as .bait to lure © SPECIAL OF THE WEEK him out of hiding. "The Shadow of a Gunman." A sensitive portrait of Christmas concert on Satur- 0 THAT GIRL a poet in strife-torn Ireland in the 1920'B. day, Dec. 16, at 8:00 p.m. in "Just Donald and Me nnd Jerry MaKes Three" 12:00 8 CBS LATE MOVIE the college's Fine Arts O THE PARENT GAME •The Last Rebel" (1071) starring Joe Niwmth. theatre. Neil Diamond Is Taking © THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER O THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE "Happy Birthday To You" "Cape Canaveral Monsters" (I960) starring Scott The program, directed by (B THE 51ST STATE Peters. Jason Johnson. Charles Read, will be Antonio 8:00 O O APPOINTMENT WITH DESTINY (D THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW "Cortez nnd Montezumji! The Conqueit of nn Em- "Gracic and the Cleaning' Woman" Vivadli's "Gloria," Johann Sabbatical From St«%ge pirf." A focufl on a conflict between the last great 12:30 B ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Pachelbel's "Cannon," and civilization of Hie nncient world and the growing "And So Died Riabouchlnaka" George Frideric Handel's By MARY CAMPBELL worked on the lyric of I Am ... power of 16th-century Europe. ID NIGHT FINAL OADAM 12 1:00 O NEWS "Messiah." AP Newsfeaturos Writer I Said' for four months before I 'The Chaaer." Officers Malloy and Iteed, aided by Q THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Neil Diamond is on a sabba- was satisfied with it. a tip from a waitress, question a private invcatigft- "Atlas" (1061) starring Michael Forest, Prank The OCC Community tor who outsmarts lifmsclf. Wolff. Chorus, which is made up of tical leave from live perform- "Lyrics are really emotional 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 1:10 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I ing. He had an engagement at outpourings. They have to say "Psychic Kommandant" "The Forest Rangers" (1912) starring Fred Mac- Ocean and Monmouth County the Greek Theater in Los An- O THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW Murray, Faulette Goddard. residents, meets at the college adults only color something so that they make "An Affair To Forget." Paul's Jealousy is aroused 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW geles in late summer, from your point. And you have to when his wife tnkes a job aa receptionist to a, doc- "Upstlck" (1965) starring Pierre Brice, Georgia for rehearsal on Monday eve- which comes his eighth LP, a tor who htts more than a professional interest in nings throughout the year. Its write in certain rhythmic pat- O THE BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 1:30 Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW two-LP set. That was followed terns, so they can be sung to a ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR 2:30 0 THE LATE SHOW members include housewives, by two weeks at the Winter melody." An old suitor of Kanny's comes from England. ••Hell To Eternity" (10SO) starring Jeffrey Hunter, secretaries, businessmen, stu- WALTER RUDE Garden Theater on Broadway. David Janssen. dents, and others, whose com- Diamond's gold singles are JB THE JUST GENERATION O NEWS AND WEATHER THEATRES Then — off stage for maybe two "Sweet Caroline," "Holly "Draft Law." Host Howard • Miller and student 2:45 Q EVENING PRAYER bined efforts contribute to the years, Diamond doesn't know paneliats focus on aspects of draft oervice law. 3:00 Q SERMONETTE EARLY BIRD Holy," "Cracklin" Rosie" and 8:39 O NBC MYSTERY MOVIE fine performances given by just how long. "Cool Million: The Abduction Of Bayard Barnes." 3:05 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST II the chorus for community en- PRICES "Song Sung Blue." His gold LPs A millionaire recluse is kidnapped and $10,004,000 "Man About Town" (1939) starring Jack Benny, M*4tf Urn limit "I have a love for the stage are <"Neil Diamond Gold," ransom is demanded. Dorothy Lamour. joyment. WM5 B THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 4:10 O THE LATE LATE SHOW fell !»»lvi JMt and for performing. But I won't "Touching You ... Touching "The Badlanders" (1038) starring Alan Ladd Er- Soloists for the concert will start again until I feel I have Me," "Tap Root Manuscript," O THE JULIE ANDREWS HOUR- nest Borgnlne. be Barbara Adams, Randi Ja- Guests: The Smothers Brothers. 4:58 0 BIG ATTACK something so special that it will "Stones" and "Moods." ID GET SMART gel, John McCormack, and KAOS wants Miss U.S.A. oa a hostage to obtain the 5:28 0 BIG ATTACK make me want to go out and do "Moods" still is on the best- cooperation of her famous scientist father. 5:50 Q GIVE US THIS DAY Clyde Tipton. The public is that whole thing again." Nell Diamond selling chart and a single, (B HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? 5:58 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES cordially invited to the admis- "Alcoholics" (Part I) Town East Soon after Diamond went lo "Walk on Water," is climbing. imiiiimiuiiiii i i u iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIIIII i IIIIIIIII i i IIIIIIIIII i sion-free event. Uni Records in the middle greatly admire, and of which It was No. 33 on Nov. 25.., 1960s, he says, he took his first "Soolaimon" is a part, Dia- A lot joi Diamond's songs Prehistoric art served a num- respite from performing, a mond says: sound like youthful daydreams. ber of purposes, perhaps the "1 really started with gospel St. James little more than a year. 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