Laird Eyes Bahamian Firm Merger Plan

M i. i'\(,i .; The Weather Sunny today, high in low Ms. Fair tonight, increasing, cloudiness tomorrow. FINAL EDITION 22 PACES .Wonmouih (ouiilyN OulNfanding Homo VOL 96 NO. KKD BA\K-MII)t)I.KTOW\. N.J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,197.1 TEN CENTS •iiinunimHiHinu i HMHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII uiiniiiiii mu iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHiiHiiHiiHHiiiiwiiHiiHmiiimiiiii HHNMMMMH I MM MMMMM MM Sunday Driving Curb Eyed

WASHINGTON (AP) - of public parks lo automobiles nn Sunday across the nation " Meanwhile, the Senate direction in dealing with n." ing because oi Ihe Arab oil Nixon administration officials are steps under consideralinn. DiBona said a Sunday din- passed and sent to the House, Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, squeeze on Europe. say a curtailment of Sunday ing ban would save 660.000 "Knocking out Sunday driv- emergency energy legislation Treasury Secretary George — The Pentagon announced driving is being considered as barrels of gasoline a day. ing is a real possibility." said that would give 1're.sident P. Shultz told the Senate Koi - that 27 senior Defense offieals one way to conserve fuel. Some consideration is being DiBona, the President's spe- Nixon the power to order iMgn Relation! Committee Die have given up their big sedans White House energy adviser given to making the ban par- cial assistant for fuel matters. gasoline rationing. nation would have In befor smaller, more economical John A. Love said yesterday tial so people could go to And the House Democratic "sharp and retention" in lim- cars as a means of saving the administration may soon Asked about a ban on nones- church, he said. leadership responded to Nix- iting consumer use of energy. fuel. A spokesman said De- require the closing of gasoline sential Sunday driving, Love. The administration is also on's criticism of Congress1 In other energy-related de- fense Secretary James R, stations on Sundays. said, "I don't think it is to be considering instituting Sunday performance in the energy velopments yesterday: Schlesinger is considering His deputy, Charles DiBona, couched in terms of a ban" blue laws to close commercial crisis by accusing the I'resi- whether lo keep his Cadillac told a congressional joint eco- and then added that there stores and shortening store dent of "unwillingness to ac- — Germany and Denmark limousine. nomic committee that a ban may be an announeempni on hours during the week, he knowledge the magnitude of joined Holland and Belgium in — Postmaster (ien. K.T. on Sunday driving and closing "the closing of filling slations said. (he crisis and ... lack of any banning Sunday pleasure dnv- Klassen said fuel shortages may hamper mail handling during the Christmas .season1 and beyond. He said service could suffer in December be- Mortgage Bill Vote Delayed cause of the elimination of 300 .scheduled airplane flights pat day as a fuel-saving measure. TRENTON (AP) - The serve fulltime. Both bills are Assembly and signed into law oying on Ihe part of the bank- measure was put off unlit New Jersey Assembly has put expected to be voted on next by outgoing Republican Oov. ing and real estate interests, Monday. — The Environmental De- off until next week a vote on a Monday. William T. Cahill. But it which favored the bill, and or- Even if the measure docs fense Fund said intercity bus bill to permit an increase to In other legislative aclion would not take effect until ganized labor, which opposed pass the Assembly, its fate in lines should be exempted TESTIFIES ON ENERGY CONSERVA- 9.5 per cent in the ceiling on yesterday, the Senate passed Jan. 15 when Democrat Cov- it. the Senate is in doubt. Minor- from 50-mile-per-hour speed TION — Charles DiBona, deputy director of the mortgage interest rates. and sent to the Assembly a elect Brendan T. Byrne is in- At one point labor leaders ity Leader J. Edward Crabiel limits. The environmental or- White House Office of Energy Policy, testifies be- The lower house also de- bill raising from (50,000 to augurated. were sitting next to asseni- said Democrats oppose it, and ganization said intercity DUWI fore the Joint Economic Committee In Washing- feated by three votes a bill to J65.000 the salary of the gov- The mortgage bill was the blymen on the floor of the Republicans have only a bare are more than twice as ef- ton. Speaking on ways to conserve energy and al- require all members of the ernor. The measure is ex- subject of nearly two hours of chamber while legislative sup- majority of 21 votes, not usu- ficient as automobiles in leviate the fuel shortage, he said that closing Public Utilities Commission to pected to be approved by the maneuvering and intense lob- porters of the measure tried ally sufficient to pass a con- energy use per passenger parks and banning Sunday driving may be neces- desperately to convince fellow troversial bill. mile. sary. lawmakers to vote for it. Fulltime Jobs The bill was sponsored by The PUC bill would have re- Michael Horn, IM'assaic, who quired all three commission- at first refused to permit ers to serve fulltime and to amendments to the measure, have no other outside employ- Nation Must Change fearful that they might delay ment. Their salaries would its passage. have gone from $24,000 to Only when the vote was 140.000 for Ihe I'UC president being tallied on the electronic and from (20,000 to $.10,000 for voting machine and he saw Ihe two other commissioners. Habit of Era: Shultz the bill would be defeated did The bill was vigorously op- he agree to accept amend- posed by PUC President Wil- WASHINGTON (AP) - The nnluw Mill tough,"ha said ments. liam K. Ozzard, who lobbied have to change Ihe habils of an era in order lo "If we recognize the pnMefll as a signifi- But in the end ho was right against it yesterday, Ho is ex- avert a recession while limiting energy Use,, cant crisis, as it is, hoili in the short term and — the amendments delayed pected back Monday to con- Treasury Secretary George r Bchultz says. in the long term, and are willing lo take lough the bill because some Demo- Minuc his opposition "1 believe we should place top pi unit \ mi decisions, I think we have the ability to man- cratic opponents would not In moving the bill, Assem- jobs. We ought to try lo Insulate our Industries age the problem without undue disruption of provide sufficient support to blyman Edward llynes, I)- from too great an Impart," Shull/. said of cut- our economy," siiuitz said. bring il back in position for a Bergen, called Ihe PUC the backs which may be required hv Ihe energy He said the nalion nerds In protect HIP vote. It will be ready for a state agency with the most im- crisis. aluminum and petrochemical Industries, which vote next week, however. pact on the lives of New Jer- Speaking at a hearing »l the Senate For- use large atnouunts Of energy, while "laking Would 'Float' sey citizens, but he said Ihe eign Relations Committee, Shultz said limits very sharp aclion" to curtail other uses Horn's original bill simply commission has a "ram- will have to be made in consumer use of lln MUHII allocation powers would have allowed the inter- shackle staff through no fault energy. » Schllltl noted thai he had I (I leading ;i est rale lo "float' — thai la, of their own." The nation will have lo gel over Ihe habits »P Wiftptwto summary of rationing problems during World NEXT GOVERNOR WILL GET A RAISE — The New Jersey Senate yes- to seek its own level in a com- Referring lo the energy of an era of "easier use of energy," he said War II, and mentioned Ihe nationwide black terday passed a salary increase for the next governor. During discussion petitive market — up lo 9.f> crisis, llynes said, "I don'l And in order In avert a recession, Hie HI market in gasoline, stolen coupons, counterfeit on the bill on the floor of the upper house are, left to right, Sen. Brown, per cent. think we can continue ID lion taken must he sharp and relentless anil coupons and over -applications by users R-Ocean; Raymond Bateman, R-Somerset, and William AAusto, DHudson. When Horn agreed lo per- handle such problems with a mit amendments. Democrats parttime commission." tried unsuccessfully lo change The bill was opposed by it to suit State Banking Com- Robert I.illell. H-Sussex, who missioner Richard Schaub. said the measure would cost Hughes Confirmed McGann Holds State Falling that, the Democrats more money, "The people and Republicans changed Ihe don't wanl lo spend more bill to permit Schaub and two money, they want lo save TRENTON (Al>) - After yesterday on a 3tX) vote fumed lasl month that he others appointed the the gov- money." four years away from go\ em No dale has been sel |oi the would nominate a new chief ernor and confirmed by Ihe Carl Orechlo, U-Essex noled ment service, former Demo- swearing In. Hut Hughes is ex- justice Hie reaction among Obscenity Law Valid Senate to set the actual inter- that legislators, and most cratic Oov. Richard J. pected lo take his seal as Democratic legislators was est rate within the 1.8 per county and municipal Officials Hughes will return here lo In chief [ustice before n ml of imsiiie to a possible lameduck By HA1.1.IK S( HRAM.KR as he had been asked to do by grounds that the state obsce- cent ceiling. Such a provision are partlime and we're all come chief htttlce Of Ihe Slide Ihe year, according lo Cahill appointment Hut ihe choice stale Depuly Attorney Gener- nity laws were "uncon- is already in Ihe existing law. doing a pretty good |nh Supreme Court, Ihe second administration sources ol Hughes quickly sidled Ihe 1 FREEHOLD - In what al John DeCicco—although stitutionally vague " Hut after ihe amendments, But John lay. [^Middlesex, major branch of stale govern Hughes, w. of Princeton, criticism and changed il into could be a precedent-soiling the judge opined that it wasn't Judge McGann had re- Democrats withheld enough responded. "Parttime public menl he has let! in Ins public was governoi from IH82 la unrestrained praise. decision, Superior Court necessary. served decision on the motion, support to return the hill I" a officials is Ihe one serious career. MI7II lie was succeeded by Hughes will succeed the laic The full impact of the argued Oct. ID by Mr. Levy position where il could IK; drawback lo slate govern- Hughes was confirmed .is Republican (io\ William T Judge Patrick .1 Mcttann Jr. Pierre P Oarven who served ,1as differed with a federal judge's decision, filed here and Mr. DeCicco. voted on the same day and the ment and to the I'll chief justice by the Senate cahill who two weeks ago as chief justice for only two District Court and upheld the Friday, won't be known until In upholding slate law on nominated Hughes to the months before his death m Oc- constitutionality of the state's other decisions are made by the subject, Judge McGann highest stale judicial posl tober at Ihe age of 47. (iarven, seesawing obscenity law. the federal and state Supreme noted that he differs with the Cahill 1 dei Islon in nomi- •I Republican, had served for In a written opinion—the Courts. Mr. DeCicco told The U.S. District Court for New Eatontown Schools Reopen nate Hughes for the stales mure than three years as Cab- first decision on obscenity by Daily Register yesterday. Jersey, which ruled last July highest judicial office came ill's personal counsel before Differing Views (hat the state's law against as a stunning surprise when a New Jersey judge since a assuming his seal on the sev- U.S. Supreme Court decision Judge Mctiann denied a mo- pornography is loo vague and Ihe governor announced II the After Vandalism Shu id own day Bftei Ihe elei lion foi en number Supreme Courl last June—Judge McUann tion to dismiss county in- too strict. emor. The choice oi Hughes 1 ruled, in effect, that the dictments or municipal com- The federal court has en- EATONTOWN' - Buses "I have been up since lour Maintena/M • crown worked The mandatory retirement joined prosecutions under age "" tho court is 711 so thai slate's pornography law has plaints against eight "adult ' filled with about 1500student! njclock this morning," Mr. throughout yesterday lo ie- was made with Ihe warm up been constitutional since the bookstore owners and employ- New Jersey's obscenity law rolled this morning after win Paimisano said yesterday, pair ihe destruction, Mr. Port "f llemiii lain G(H eh -i I Hughes would be able to -.ene il* years before he would orignaj statute was adopted In es charged with possession or pending Ihe outcome of the dalism to about 14 of the ve« and lei me tell you Ihose Paimisano said he could not Brendan 1 Byrne have to retire. MM sale of obscene materials state's appeal lo the l.'.S. Su- hides forced officials to do <• buses were a mess, gome sick estimate ihe monetary value the governoi con At the same time, he spelled Defense attorney Robert K. preme Court. Thai leaves lh<; the district's five elementary people went through a lot of of the damage done until the out what is banned from exhi- Levy of Asbury I'ark had complaints againsi Mr Levy's schools yesterday, trouble todamaje them " repair:, are completed. bition or sale under slate law. sought the dismissals on I lie clients in limbo, for the time Anthony F. Paimisano. su- He said 14 buses, Including He said ihe Eatontown Christmas Preview being perintendent "f schools, yes- two new vehicles |ust deliv- IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIUII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII School svslein and the Mori- The state leglsUtun terday said Ihe school closing,, ered last Thursday, had four mouth Regional High school fined "obscene ' in It' which affected about 2.500 111 punctured tires on eat h .mil have ,1 transportation Set for Tomorrow "that which to the average dents, was aniioum ed after one van, used 10 transport meM and Use Ihe same DU I i Christinas shopping starts In earnenl l-nd.r. in help you The Inside Story person, applying contempo- the vandalism was discovered handicapped children, had it • tu carry theu itudenl lo urn! with Kifi NUggestlona, The Reglatci lomorrnw will publl N flu rary communitj standards, by New Shrewsbury police tires slashed. from the tchool ,1111111,111 tin '111,1-, Preview, Slim (iourmet bskes some apples Pagr U when considered as a whole, early Mondav at Monmoulh Destruction on Ihe vehli l< . Linda Kills has written .1 itnry nboul wnw llemi gifts and Sew Like a Pro P«Re IS has as its dominant theme or Regional High School, wffere gome bu ie 1 Ihe high 1 hool Included ripped out electrii lal otherwise, which MW getting expcnsivi 01 are just plain Falcons scuttle Vikings' victory ship Page It purpose an appeal lo Ihethe buses are parked in i T- wiring, broken windows, nere al 10 damaged bul 1 unavailable n all has In do with Ihe oncrgj ITISI Athletic directors view grid attendance Pagr 17 prurient interest. mghl. sprung doors, (ouied fuse and only resulted In ntiiioi Iran portation di Margol smith. In her I'oiluck column la Mr Levy argued thai Ihe New Shrewsbui •• Police ng distributor cap Classified lft-21 •1 ramble* up lome fai Is aboul the egg business she eyi d the DAILY REGISTER law (IIH'S not spell out Chief lames \ If 1 • 111r 11; said said Chief Herring said II Is diffi Comics 21 PHONE NUMBERS in- .1 In |>a|i|i'i inai In- call no .lep, in L.il.euood and glVCS sol- ic sexual conduct" which the damage was discovered "Batteries on two Iran 1 cull in prevonl vandalism al Contemporary Life 13,14 Main Office 741 Mil emn pro) he II make rn 1 tf 11• r• r >u whld nCS can'l be portrayed, and there- shortly after midnight on a portahon wins had holes punc- Ihe high school since II Crossword Puzzlr 21 Classified Ads 741 MM 1 mallei how tempting the pro pi 1' fore people can'l lei) when routine patrol of the area tured through Ihe casing • •ml iboul ' 1 null' from Tin editorials I Legal Adv 741 Mil 'i 11111.11.1. in.uk. the imh am nut Inn they are breaking the law The busespparked In a lot In even Ihe valve coven nn tho inn \\r ,ind noi visible from Kutrrtslnmritt II Display Adv 741 Mil of President John ¥ Kenned) Jim Bishop author of tl And he maintained thai it front of the high school were engines ol three or foui the road, Flmaclal 7.R Clrcalstloa Depl 741 J we seller "The Day Kenned) IVa Bhol " ha • > ondensed Ihe book was up to the legislature, not in good condition on a pie- had holes punched m them,' Hockey As I See It 17 Sports Dept 74IMI7 1 here 1 no feni t around for three upcoming columns The fli il will appeal In tomoi the court, to delineate that. check by police Sunday Mr. Paimisano said, Ihe IHI i--, when I hi Make A Dalr a Coatemporary Life 741 Mil tor, Noiihi'in Monmoulh County's I let McGann, page 2 afternoon, he The meeting of Ihe Monmoulh Movies IS ArroanU Payable 741 Mil parked there over nlghl or 'newspapei nnd Monmouth County's mosl Inten county Bayshore Outfall \u any other MM 111 if-, ili••.; OMtaarles 4 Accents Receivable 741 Mil Christmas Bike Sale papel SporU 11,17 MMdlftewn Baresa I7I-HM Buying Aa Auto? originally •< neduled said. •1 Hi Rise and I oastei for Tim : il x TrlevlilM II Freebrtd Bureaa 4C1III (.iii lutofflotlva i radii for children. \ I; C, Sell me I '.11 \olk.v tUng and i.rondahl Tke Ckack Wagon II LMI Braarh Barraa held on ihurs, Hardly I veil Appliances m-Mii ler. 99% financing, new cars, I (Ad\ ) eti PIcaHccBll 'ii I'll mdle it (he Call K I d\ 1 200 qualtt) used i in, trucks, V I \ds io study the Im- County, received Ihe Hannah learned That isn't an issue in report was announced at the plications" before replying on G, Solomon Award, given an- negotiations but it is "a mat- trustees public meeting lasl the 12-nnmth contracts nually to an outstanding lead- ter of grave concern to the night, but neither the board er in ihe held nf community faculty because of its affect Thomas Allch. interim pres- nor Ihe Faculty Association ident since Dr Harlacher re- sen li e on pension and insurance bin would disclose his recommen- III Hlouslein s tnpic was efils. Kaculiv Association signed two months ago. said dations However, it was later that the college decided "Has America Greened'' presidenl Don Nigro told the learned that they include an S on 10-month contracts be- "In the plain daylight ol Ihe Brookdale trustees last night 1970s." he said, •some Mews per cent salary hike, Including cause of uncertainly about its annual increment and cost nl of the ilxtli's, such as those of Mr Nigro said that when summer faculty needs About living allowance this year, Charles Reich (authm of faculty members agreed lasl UK) of the Kill full-lime faculty and an l^j per ceni hike next "ureeninjj ol Vnierica"), year to have their L'-moiiili also were given iwo-itiunth year, and a substantially un- seemed as dated as Ihe grey contracts rewritten as Ill- supplemental contracts, he changed teaching load flannel suit of the 1850 I month base contracts with said two-month supplemental con CaW (lied VOLUNTEERS CITED - John Wllkins and Robin Money, toad Issues Spokesmen for the board tracts, they had been assured There are still campus pro- Sportiello hold plaques they received as the Haz- Money and teaching load and Ihe faculty said state by Dr. Ervin 1.. Harlacher, tests, but they are dilliicm let Recreation Commission's "Volunteers of the were two of the issues on Public Kmployes Relations then Brookdale president, that now, he said. Clack students' Year." Mr. Wilkins has directed golf tournaments which contract talks broke Commission regulations man- it wouldn't adversely affect date the recommendations nf two weeks ago occupied a for the commission since 1970 and was responsible down last May, when Ihe their pension or insurance the fact-finder, Jonas Silver, floor of a liiiildiii'.' at Liv- for building two horseshoe courts at Veterans Me- board declared negotiations al benefits. not be made public for five ingston College Hut. unlike morial Park. Mrs. Sportiello was honored for her an impasse The faculty orga- days while both sides seek to the protests nl only four years efforts in initiating and directing a drum and nization wanted a If) per cent Rejected by Stale 1 reach agreement. The (acuity agn, this inn gained little or twirling corps for more than 100 youngsters. hike; the board offered 7 per no momentum, nor did it dis- "But we know, as you must, have been working without a" rupt the rest ol the campus." that the state attorney general contract since June 30. has said he won't adept a ID- lie attributed the new moml The recommendations "are month contrail with a two- on campus mainly lo the end a good basis to work from," month supplemental contract of conflict m Southeast Asia McGann Holds State's Mr Nigro said. as the equivalent of a Ill- He charged the board with and to disillusionment with month contract," Mr Nigro protest movement* that failed "deliberate delaying tac- said. to produce reforms Obscenity Law Is Valid tics " in declaring an im- "The, impetus is gone," he And, because benefits are passe in negotiations and said Rtqitltr Staff Photo its resort to PERC "has cost said. (Continued) nahle' national standard, hut Ihe well publicized and contin- figured on Ihe base contract CITATION —Mrs. Helen H. Hoffman, left, of Red Dr. Blousteln noted that, amount "pension and insur- Monmouth County taxpayers Bank, director of Community Services Council for But Mr. DeClcco told the rather Ihe very practical one uous prosecutonal activities while Ihe use ul dfUgS has de- ance benefits are being sev- approximately }:ta.t)OO in order Monmoutn County, receives the Hannah G. Solo judge Ihe statute could he of Ihe community from which throughout this slate to en- creased, consumption of alco- erely and unnecessarily re- lo produce a fact finder's re- mon Award from Mrs. Carol Chernoff, president "saved" by having "patently the jurors are drawn and with force that policy, it distorts hol on campuses is on I he rise, duced." he said, "We are con- port which restates the facul- offensive Conduct. . . speci- which they would be famil- common sense to argue that of the Greater Red Bank Section, National Coun- cerned what will happen lo ty position of status quo." He also said that students' fically described." cither by iar" those who publish or dis- cil of Jewish Women, yesterday at Congregation the family if a faculty mem- About 50 faculty members, quest for ROXUal Depression ihe legislature or by judicial —That expert opinion is mil tribute the materials did not B'nai Israel, Rumson. The award was given for wearing red armbands they Mrs. Hoffman's outstanding contributions in the continues in this era The um- construction required for the jury to make have a 'sufficiently definite ber becomes ill or dies.' versity head urged parents said symbolize their unani- field of children and youth. Upholding Mr. DeCicco's a competent determination of warning' as to what was pros- Asserting that it won't cost "to meet this quest of youth mity on the contract issue, at- position, Judge McGann gives obscenity "when the mate- cribed," he declared. Brookdale additional money head on to openly talk wilh tended the meeting. this definition rials themselves are placed m Identical motions are pend- to issue 12-month contracts them aDOUl so\ " "Photographs, pictures, de- evidence " ing in other counties, Mr. l)e- because contributions to the The Rutgers president sees JESSE JAMES Ordinance lo Save scriptive text and Ihe like "Specific statutory defini- Clccd told The Daily Register benefits programs come from a return to "bonk culture." to KNEW A BARGAIN which portray or describe in a tion is not required by the Su- "Other judges are not bound faculty salaries and Ihe stall'. a search for rationality and a STANTON, Mo. (AP) - Les- preme Court," Judge McGann by Judge Mcdann's opin- Mr. Nigro said "we can't un- patently offensive way sexual ter B. Dill, who operates Mera- view of politics "in historical holds. derstand what gain there is to conduct such as ultimate sr\ ion—any trial-level judge can mec Caverns here, was asked Beach Approved perspective ' "Given the unswerving leg- you in protracting this situ- acts, normal or perverted, ac- differ—but, nevertheless, this Never the Same by a tourist what attracted tual or simulated " and depic- islative attitude of this stale is a precedent." he said. "I'm ation." "Kilt, since the Sixties, BCX Jesse James to hide out in the tions of certain specific acts that obscenity he prohibited to sure other judges will read He said the delay in resolv- cave. and politics on campus will "are 'obscene' if. taken as a the fullest extent permitted by the opinion and be influenced ing the issue, and the board's By Matawan Twp. never be quits the same," he "Free admission," Dill re- whole, the subject mailer the Kirst Amendment; given bv it" failure to reply to the Faculty plied said. "America has not green- From the inception of at- does not have a scrums liter- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ed in Reich's terms, but there tempts — which began In HIM ary, artistic, political or scien- Township Council adopted a has been some 'greening' and. — to obtain iiiiiihni: tor this tific value resolution at last night's meet- for the most part, it has been project, at no lime has ,in ing calling for approval of an for Ihe good." "If, so staled, ihal author- agreement which Beta aside Implication been given to the itatively consti lies • HIi- exist- following Dr. Blousteln's M.+t'i.lHKI in federal, state and public that they're getting ing stale law. MI he It. It says, talk. Mrs. Carol Chernoff, local funds for the township's something for nothing," Coun- nothing new." he adds president of Ihe National beach preservation project Judge McGann calls Hnth cilman Hans II Kroolich said. Council's local organization, The B|ate aid agreement vs. United Stales (1957) the No I• ree tilde presented the llanna (i. Solo- capped local efforts to obtain leading case in the obscenity "The shore restoration proj- mon Award to Mrs. Hoffman stale and federal assistance field and states: "The basic ect is in no May a free ride." "for her outstanding contribu- funds principle it enunciates is that he concluded tions to Ihe community both Although i he vote for pa* material which is obscene is Councilman BrodniW esti- as a professional and a volun- uge »as unanimous, council not protected by Ihe Kirst mated legal and engineering teer," members publicly discussed Amendment from criminal fees for the beach prjei'l at Mrs Hoffman, who joined funding sources and ques- prosecution. .. UMIIIIHI the Community Serv ices tioned the township engineer's " 'Until' took pains In ex- He reported that the town- Council in mr>H, became exec- coal estimate for the project plain the obvious—thai not ev- ship's consulting engineers, utive director in iwi!i Her vol- ery work dealing with sex or Announcing, "It's itme to T* M Associates nf Middle- unteer efforts in the Red I!.ink clear the air about ho« much nudity or Ihe like is obscene town. put a price tag of area began in !*)•) when she this project will cost," Coua> It required that the dominant 14,445,000 on the entire pack- worked on Travelers Aid for nlinan Michael II liiodnil/ theme of the wink appeal to age, but addeil Ihal a million- Ihe I so She was presidenl of said the scope of original the prurient interest. . a dollar allocation for recrea- the Red Bank High School plans has widened since the shameful or morbid interest tional Improvements along Parents Teacher Association township undertook Ihe beach in nudity, sex or excretion. . . the beachfront is included in and helped to organize Ihe preservation challenge five Ihe figure River Street School Parents "If the dominant theme is years ago an appeal to interest In art. I uder the present funding Teacher Association in Red "The current plan calls for literature, science or the like. plan. Ihe stale will p a y Hank She also winked with the removal of 41111.0110 cubic It is not obscene. Il.tU.OOO of Ihe total cost. the Monmouth County I' I \ feet of soil." he said "I Be with the federal government In addition, she has been "In essence. 'Roth' did not original plan was based on a funding Sli-.VIKKI anil the < ymi prcMdcnl of the Ked Hank change the law ni obscenity; figure ot 250,000 cubic feel ty put till); III 1250,000 The Area League of Women Vot- it sharpened, clarified and Mr BrodnlU went on. the township's share is $1,110,000 ers an officer of Ihe hoard of staled what was the law slaje will pick up T.i per cent Between 'Roth' ami Ihe U S, Agreement Verbal directors of the Kanulv and nf the cost of construction, i>ut Supreme Court decision of Mr Brodntli pmphaataeil children s Service, a member it won't pick up the tab fur le- June 21, liii Miller vs. Cali- that the count) ohl) verbally of the advisory committee of gal fees, engineering expenses fornia, says Judge McGann, agreed to fund its share of thi' the N .1 Bureau of Children's and bonding I wanl to lei the • in years and hundreds ol le project Services and of the advisory people of the township know gal opinions and com- He addeil, "No matter how board ol Monmouth Da) Care that they're not getting some- mentaries on the subject of you look a! il. the township is Center thing for nothing," obscenity ensued. ' Twas the week after Christmas and gone were Ihe going to pick up one-third ol Jtney ni> sathr "None of those opinions thrills... and all thai was left were the pre- the hill \ native nl Jersey Cily. ChriJtmas bills." added to whai 'Roth' had Two Are \amal Township manager George Mrs Hoffman graduated from With •vary Christmas season there are Christmas bills enunciated, most of them con- E, Smith noted Ihal original Asbury Park High School, at- unless you ve saved with a PNB Christmas Club. fused what it had said . To Plan Hoard estimates for the beach pre tended Columbia University "It should he noted that in 11(11.MIU'.I. - The Town- senalinn effort Were based and continued studies at Ihe We pay 5% interest on all the years hold before anil ship Committee appointed upon a Corps Of Knginccrs c New School for Social He after 'Roth' our statute Henry I, I'arccll, Jr nf I Innate "made in Ihe early search and Rutgers L'ntver {adopted in IHM) making the 974 Christmas Clubs... (idles SI ami .lames M Cox Mrs Sit) At Peoples National Bank ol Monmouth County we II pay sale and exposing Ini sale nl of 3 h'lor.i Drive lo the Plan- Said Mr. Smith, ' Sim e She is mauled to Sylvester 5% Interest on all current and completed 1974 obscene materials a crime ning Hoard last mrhi then, there have hern three nr Tele" Hoffman, a real estate Christmas Clubs. has never been amended Mr Parcel) will replace \i- four major storms which have broker Residents' "f Red hen Masch of Ml Mount Dine. eroded thi' hcjih ami mil Bank, thi' Hoffmann are the "What was criminal before And a beautiful 'Roth' has been and sun is. who resigned for business iva- sei|uenti> altered the II parents of I WO tons ami a The on I v thing I II at has sons vie re dealing with " daughter and have live grand- fashion ring free! changed has hern in Hie at- You II get a beautiful Fashion Ring tree when Mi Cox will Wrv* as ,III .il Said Councilman Lumlu children tempt by our legislature to you open a Christmas Club lor $50. tl. (2. $3, J5. $10, or $20 ternate, the position that Mr nisi prior io the cinini n's I lldges for I Ins v ear's give a definition ol ob*< will) Parcel! had held unanimous passage itl tin1 award were Mrs June Sellg- Make sure you ve got enough money lo IMI all the stockings and trim the tree... start your PNB Christmas Mr. Cox was defeated by short pioicilinn resolution man. public' relations chair that would comport with Su preme Court thinking" Club today and have a Merry. Merry Christmas. Eugene Mi Km tie nl Craw- I he lies! wu i an sav is that man. Mrs Klinui;,Mullei pa I tforaa Cornet Road in in* bid this program is golnti lo cost presidenl ul Ihe Iw al council: The |udge observes in a PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK for a Township Committee the township a million dol and David Lewis (Urei lor til footnote ihal there are no leg OFMONMOUTH seat. * lars " the lied Hank S Ml \ isiahve definitions nf such COUNTY II mi is atrocious assuull ami batter) conspiracy, em- Phon* Numb* far All C bci element, i arnal abuse, MtmlMf r D I C Weather: Sunny manslaughter .mil second dc gree murriei Sunny today, high In the low of the five dead were Infant.* Deflse fog t n v ei eil I he "No rrali-hi dUf pi 5flR. Fair tonight, low about Funnel clouds touched down middle Mississippi and Ohio argument rould he made 40. Tomoi i nw mi i easing in north-central ami north valleys and parts nf tin' luuth ij on .i [allure ul '• cloudiness, high In Ihe low western Oklahoma and in \n,mill coastal region, live definition m Hannc i he -i ,ifK. outlook for Thursday. Horlhwcslcin Kansas dam TlliKS chance of ram, little tempvra aging property, uprooting Sanity Hook The |udge hold* Ihal rl lure eh trees, dnwniiii- |HI"II lines TODAY High i '4 pm. in the trial |udge in make A m a i ii i .iMi ii in it atot in .mil II v i'i I urn in | in uIn M ami low III :i/ p in i leal io a HI v the mean In JI nf packing heavy snow, sub/cro homes rOMORROU Huh | ,,, "lie Miller' upholds 'Roth, temperatures and thundei Temperatures dipped below a in ami I Id p in .mil low mriHv adding Iwo elements torms whipped tin' mldconli zero in Montana ami North ii im a m and ii M p m uent lod.iv illt»i ,i KirtlHllO .il i and mi" tl Km Ked Hunk anil Hum mi —Thiii Ihe lack left five dead yestei south as western Kansas and in Idge, add two hout The tornad red in northern New Mexico \ cold Bright, deduct ID mil community standard In be Dklahiim.i i> •,11 ID ' posted fm i,niiK Branch deducl i > mm applied In a |inv in > and frigid au left II least N Highlands bridge add HI •ime injured Authorities i three lah a minuton hypothelli nl m una n prtnl The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown. NJ. Tuesday, November 20,1973 3 the STATE Laird Stockholders Consider B) Thf Ass.cUtrd Press

Dumping Bill Sent to Assembly Bahamian Firm Merger Plan TRENTON - The Senate yesterday passed and sent to the By BETTE SPKHO owners are buying the Laird nadian whiskies, such as Im- are. ihe only people trying to Assembly a bill that would prohibit the dumping of solid or liq- name and brand for Us posi- perial and Jameson • promote the compiodlt) " uid waste in New Jersey from places outside the state. COLTS NKCK - Laird & tion in the market," he added in • Business Personal!!) The oldest operating dis The measure was approved in the upper house by a 32-0 Co., makers of applejack for Laird will continue In oper- Interview published In The- tillery in America, Laird vote after being amended to permit waste disposal from other nearly 200 years, will consider ate as a separate entity, how- Dail) Register last year, Mr traces us beginning! lo Wii- states in New Jersey providing the material is destined to be next month a merger with ever, Mr. Laird said, with Us Laird declined to reveal spe li.im Laud, a Country Kyfe used as swine feed. L.B.C., a Bahamas corpo- headquarters remaining in cities ol the firm's business Scotsman, who settled here in The bill, sponsored by Sen. James H. Wallwork. R-Essex, ration, owned by the Ilirim Scobeyvtlle. The Laird firm volume But he said Land 1(198 The Laird firm dates to would give the commissioner of the Department of Environ- Walker Corp. and John K. and also has distilleries in Roches- sales, growth and profit had the late lSlh Century, when mental Protection final authority in denying permission to out Lawrence Laird ter, NY. and Charlesville, Va, been Increasing al iboul a 11 the family operated the Colts of state dumping. The two Lairds, John E Jr. Other Business per cent, annual rate Neck Inn and a small dis- Wallwork said New Jersey was having enough difficulty and Lawrence, are tho eighth Laird & Co. produces 95 per The company had maintained tillery thai dispensed apple- finding sites in the state to dump its own solid waste without generation to head the family cent of all the applejack, or its profit growth b\ Increasing jack and other liquors providing facilities for other states. business of Laird d Co,, dis- Brandy made from apples, in volume, Mr Laud said But Company records dating to The measure, if signed into law. could seriously affect the *«•••• tillers of 95 per cent of ihe na- the United Slates. But only the business of being the onh colonial days show the mer- removal of solid and liquid wastes by the cities of New York major (inn in Ihe applejack TAKES OATH - Mrs. Gordon S. White Jr. of 592 tion's applejack about 50 per cent of Laird's ih,iodising system was barter and Philadelphia which use dumping sites at either end of New A special stockholders business is in applejack business was not ,111 ad\ .in — bushels of grain paid for a Jersey. Ocean Ave. is administered the oath of office as a lage, he said member of the Sea Bright Board of Education by meet lilt; will be held Dec II That is Ihe only liquor it dis- half-gallon of "spirits" Thomas W. Garland Jr., board secretary. at the Laud distillery, Route tills, but Laud also handles "Having a monopoly (on ap- Mr Laird, who is 53. lives in Tardy Candidates Are Summoned IM and Laird Road, Scobev- distribution and packaging (or plejack) is a definite detri- Fair Haven His brother Law- TRENTON - The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement viiie, to consider the merger. other distilleries dealing In ment,'' Mr I.and said then rence, JJ, the firm's vice pres- Commission announced yesterday it has ordered one indepei* The company is publicly held, gin. vodka and imported Ca- "tine of the problems is HI- ident, lives in Freehold. dent gubernatorial candidate and nine legislative candidates Sea Bright Board with stock traded over-the- to appear at a'public hearing today to explain why they have counter The meeting will be failed to file campaign spending reports. open only to stockholders David F. Norcross, executive director of the agency, de- I'nder the proposal to be Post to Mrs. White rated on. Laird will be merg,- Holmdel OKs Code clined to identify the candidates. He said they should have the opportunity to explain their actions before their names are SKA BRIGHT - Mrs Gor- when the janitor leaves the IHI into i. H c. with L.B.C be- made public. don S White Jr. was sworn in building. coming Die owner of Laud In exchange, Land common The commission said that two candidates for county of- as member of the Board of Mr. Garland told the hoard stock will be converted at $20 For Saving Energy fices also were instructed to appear because they had not filed Education last night to fill the members the schools new bus per share. campaign reports. vacancy of Mrs Robert Red- will be delivered shortly IIOLMDKL - The Town- Street lighling will be regu- possibility that a shortage Norcross said the commission intended to subpoena candi- field, who died Sept. I. Alexander Saharlc, board Good Offer ship Committee adopted an lated by Hie police depart may mean layoffs if in- dates who did not appear voluntarily. She will serve on the board vice president, said a place Meeting notices are now energy crisis resolution last ment. dustries have lo close down, The new law requires candidates to report the names of until the next Board of Educa- should be found lo house the being sent to stockholders! night that will reduce Ihe Ihat il is "better to sil in OS all contributors who gave over }100 and to provide detailed ac- tion election at which time bus and protect it from dete- The Laird board of directors The township administrator townships use of fuel and rec- degrees and have a job than counts of how'they spent all funds. she will decide whether to run rioration by Ihe salt-laden sea has recommended approval of will be responsible for organ ommended that residents vol- sit m ndegreea with no job." for the position's one-year air. the merger izing car pools through the untarily comply with the The committee delayed ac- unexpired term. The board appointed Ellen When asked if the move was township President's request to con- tion on bids received from College Student-Convict Suspect R. Meakim to replace Mm. a good <>ne for Laird, and Mrs. White and her husband serve energy, Globe Petroleum, Inc. of 9 WOODBURY — A convicted murderer who was attending Bonnie Ciainbroni1, a fourth what motivated it. Mr Laird, Commllteeman George -i live at 592 Ocean Ave. The resolution, adopted Una- Central Ave. Red Bank, lo al- college classes in a special study release program is being grade teacher, who was the firms president, retorted, Koggio commented. "People Thomas W. Garland Jr., miously. calls (or heal in all should be aware that the low a check of the local public held on suspicion of beating and robbing the wife of the chair- granted maternity leave ef- "I wouldn't be recommend- board secretary, administered township buildings lo be main- northeastern region of this contractors law. man of the Delaware River Port Authority. fective Jan. 1. ing it if it wasn't a K11"'' the oath of office. tained at I1H degrees during country may suffer a .ill per The firm, which has sup- Police here said that the convict, William T. Boland Jr., The board approved a Held move." The board announced that working hours with a reduc- cent shortage Cnless we ill plied the township in previous .40, was also a suspect in recent assaults on several other el- trip for second through eighth "Lairds board of directors temperatures at the school tion to US degrees an hour be- lake voluntary measures, the years, is not able to guarantee derly women in the area. graders to attend a hockey considers Ihe $20 per share ni- will be lowered after school to fore quilling lime results will be drastic " a supply of gasoline if a short- Boland was serving a life sentence at Lecsburg State Pris- game in Ilempslead. I. I . ter to be substantially higher conserve energv. The annual Christmas deco- He added, referring lo a age occurs. on for the 1961 murder of Mrs. Goldie Garb of Trenton. Dec Ii, and a field trip In the than the present market and ration! display contest will He was to be eligible for parole next year and had been Temperatures will bo low- MeCarter Theater. Princeton, book value Of Land common mil be held and all residents freed from prison periodically to attend both day and night ered to 68 degrees at .1 p.in. lo attend a performance of stock," Mi Land continued are asked to minimize Christ- classes at Glassboro State College. and to 60 degrees at 5 p.m. "The Nutcracker," Dec 14 "I would assume the new mas Ughting Zoning Unit OKs He is suspected of robbery and assault on Mrs. Ethel Corn- ell, 59, wife of Ralph Cornell, a wealthy contractor and the The Christmas tree in fronl head of the Delaware River Port Authority which operates of Township Hall will hi- lit port facilities and bridges linking Pennsylvania and New Jer- Sterner Says Off Shore only on Dec N, when il is 6 Requests, Holds sey. turned on initially, and on Dec 24 and 25 Residents were also asked Sandman to Leave Hospital Today Drilling Will Ruin Beaches In shut off the gas lights out- 2 in Middletown side then homes CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - Rep. Charles W. Sandman MIODLETOWN -The Zon- recommended lo Ihe Town- WALL TOWNSHIP - K. then branches could be built Jr. was expected to be discharged today from Burdette Tom- , The Planning Board chair- ing Board of Adjustment lasl ship Committee for approval. Donald Sterner, chairman ol lo Ihe various off shore wells lin Memorial Hospital. He was hospitalized Sunday for exhaus- man said he believes that il night granted six variances, The applicant contemplates the Monmouth County Plan- as they are discovered tion that followed his unsuccessful campaign for New Jersey's would be far more advan- Senate OKs recommended a use variance use o( her home for proles ning Board, told the Mon- tageous to use the large deep' governorship., Sandman's physician said the 52-year-old The large trunk linos could for Township Committee ap sional purposes, including law mouth-Ocean Development water oil ports and refineries Republican was stricken with chest and abdominal pains in be laid around the end ol Coastal Zone prove), denied one variance and real estate offices • Council that construction of a in Nova Scotia, already avail- church Sunday morning and later at his Ki ma Park home. Sandy Hook along Ihe west- application and postponed de- Illusions were postponed super oil port off Long Branch able and for which Canada The physician, Dr. Robert G. Salasin. said an elec- erly edge of the Ambrose cision on two more on an application by Edward and off shore drilling off the welcomes our use, and then Law Change trocardiogram revealed "some slight flutters" in Sandman's Channel, thence around the- (iranicd , variance's were Ruby Jr of Maple St . Pint state's coasts "could very distribute the refined oil by heart. Salasin attributed them to exhaustion. north-easterly tip of Btaten is- TRENTON (AIM - The Louise Reynolds, to add lo ,in Monmouth, t» subdivide well result in ruination of OUT our smaller tankers up and Dr. Salasin also said Sandman was being chocked for gall- land and then into Newark Senate yesterday adopted a existing nursing home in a creating two undersized lots vital beachfronts " down the North Atlantic Coast bladder problems that surfaced during the campaign but were Kay at Bayonne and through major change in the con- residential Zone on Magnolia in his residential /.one. and on Mr. Sterner said thai while ports or by pipeline to Maine not treated. ihe Kills, in all the existing troversial stale coastal zoning Lane. Patrick and Rosalie an application by Catherine we hear a lot of talk about the (or distribution southward lo lank farms and refineries for law which look effect earlier McCarthy ol 4ii Verdun Ave , and lames II Smith ol 109 pipeline from the super nil the densely populated cities this year Byrne's Plurality Is Certified processing, he said. Baal Keansburg, to expand > Holland Road (or a variance port coming ashore al Long I'nder the law signed BJ TRENTON - A 737,418-vote margin for Gov.-elcct Bren- nonconlorming use b) cotl lo permit horseback Instruc- Branch, very little has been "I still reel thai the use of "By following tins proce- GOV William T Cahill last dan T. Byrne in the Nov. 6 election has been certified by the 21 BtrUCtlng a two car detached tion and the renting and said about all the pipelines these available Canadian [8- dure, from Barnegal Intel JujM a three-member Coastal county boards of elections. ditties are far preferable lo garage for a residence in a boarding of horses, all uses that will be necessary to come north, there would be no need Area Review Board com- our off shore deep water ml business HHte anil to pel mil a not specifically permitted m The boards' certification came yesterday. Final certifica- up on our beaches from off for on-shore Installation of prised of three members »t tion from the Secretary of State's office will come next month, port in international waters, 211-foot rear yard solhack tin- M:I zone concerned. shore drilled wells, which pipelines to our beaches nor the governor's cabinet has the where 411 feel are required but it won't change the fact that Byme broke the record Gov. could be al Asbury Park. which would be a sillinn duck lank farms on shore in Mon- authority lo make final rul- William T. Cahill set with a half-miUion-vote margin in 1969. An for one torpedo in case of an- Frank Azzolllnl Ir of >llll Beadleston Point Pleasant. Seaside moulh or Ocean Counties. ings in questions ol coastal de- Briarwood Ave . to use a resi- Associated Press tabulation of the final returns posted by each Heights. Atlantic City. Wild- other world crisis." From Barnegal Inlet south In velopmenl county gave Byme, the successful Democrat. 1.413.158 votes dential building i • -in otin e wood or wherever Ihe nearest Mr. Sterner suggested us m Cape May the same pipelines The amendment adopted b) fm a tool distribution business Heads GOP and Rep. Charles W. Sandman, his Republican opponent. point would be to ihe spot alternative to pipelines along could be laid to Delaware Baj a II I vole in tin- Senate and ami lo park a timk overnight 675,739. where they hit oil and gas on the Jersey shore resorts Hint and thence up the Delaware sent lo the Assembly would in a residential /one. Kilwanl In Senate County tabulations on the two statewide referendum* the off shore continental large trunk lines be construct- River to existing tank farm* replace the three commission A Kelly Of It hv Illll Road, TRENTON (AP) - Slate show the reduction from twelve members to six member shelf." ed to parallel the shore and and refineries," he wH ers -.-.iiii a three-member juries for civil cases winning 1.125.4:17 to 368.024 and a $25 mil- board of public citizens ap- lo maintain an existing shed Republican legislators will eight leel from a side line have the same lop leaders lion bond issue for education facilities to educate severely pointed by ihe governor to handicapped children being approved 955,942 to 536.600! when- :MI feet are required representing them m the Sen- serve five year lei ins Also, liominuk DeReda ul ale and Assembly next year Cioffi Seeks to Implement The coastal zoning law 214 1'ark Ave. Belford, to con In separate GOP caucuses placed virtually ihe entire Ramapo College Classes Continue struct a garage with 12 feel nl yesterday, ihe Republicans New Jersey shoreline, from MAHWAH — Black students continued their takeover of a side line where 28 feel are decided to keep senate Presi- Ihe Rarttan Bay along Middle- Ramapo State College's student center today, but a college Monitoring of Meetings Idea required, and John and \un.i dent Alfred N Beadlestnn l( sex Counts in the norlhern spokesman said classes would meet as usual Mane Powell of Oak SI In Moiimoiiili. and Assembly part of the slate, to ihe Dela- About 30 students who live in dormitories at the new four- I.ONC, BRANCH - Mayor The mayor announced his that Mr, Teichei had construct a me fi I) dwell Speaker Thomas II Keao II ware Estuai \ m Salem coun- year-college took over the center as classes opened yesterday. Henry R Cioffi said last nlghl plan Thursday in seek a vol- asked him for an official In ing (ronling on a itret'l Mil) F.ssex, in the top leadership IV under slate control They demanded increased financial aid and the ouster of at that he has contacted mem unteer citizens committee lo vestlgattori of official activi- partially Improved |MISIS when the part) assumes Under the provttiona nl the least eight faculty and staff members whom they called racist. bers of the local minislerium sit in on council sessions in an ties hen- A use variant c applied fol its minority role In Ihe I.I-KIS-, law major industrial and About 75 other students milled around outside the student- and officers of the Greater attempt to restore decorum la Mr Coleman said the probe by Margaret F Uillen nl 85 i.iinn- in January. • homebulldlng developments life building, which houses the student center, in support of the Long Branch Chamber of the meetings was due to several complaints Newman Springs Road was Beadleston was chosen by must in- approved by the state protestors. But most of the college's 2,400 full-lime students at- Commerce lo suggest the for- "If the two groups decide and Information in- gained Ihe 10 > Somerset, sponsor ol the dren's fashion show will be A student in Ihe center said in a telephone interview Mon- ing on possible future steps in elect sions. further pail in establishing amendment, said lameduck featured fuesday, Noi The Democrats win have day, "we intend to stay inside here until all our demands are ihe committee 'II musl be lake on the issue Republican Gov William 1 ,i card part) fashion show nearly a H edge m Ihe Senate met. We want the racist professors fired." spontaneous and voluntary Cahill has given asauTancc The proposed citizens mm sponsored by Ihe Middlelowu and ovei a 11 majority m the SA Kettles he said "i have merely given thai hi- would not attempt to mittee tin mayor imtd, could Cerebral Pal i) Vuxlllarj V.-'-mlily clunng the ru-xt c. them the germ of an KIC.I to appoint the three public mem in- designed to pnn Ide i II •. The Bffali will lake plai c In sum State Relaxes Oil, Coal Standards Start Ringing work with " lii-rs ol Ihe board residents with an an New Monmouth School at S- TRENTON — The state has relaxed its air pollution control The mayor's suggestion fol .mil opinion on tin- condui > Mali-man gave the B Ul i> in Trull?) Tots ol UntTnfl code to permit business and industry to burn higher sulfur fuel 1 On Friday lows a charge last i ue and demeanor of partii i ami after Sen Norman Tan- will piI--nil seasonal outfits oil and coal in an effort to help alleviate the energy crisis Councilman Samuel Teicher HKDBANK -Bells Hill be- pants" al < It) Council ses- /in,in. Ii Middlesex ques- lor tndilli-i . Announcement of the new standard was made here yes- ihat there is "a lack ol Integ- rnmlkM gin to ring Friday when the sions m an effort to bring Honed whether the lull hould It i-(II- ih m i-n IH Will In- terday by State Environmental Protection Commissioner rity" in city government annual Salvation Army Christ about proper decorum in the be adopted i( Cahill planned • I rickets are available Richard J Sullivan during a meeting of Cm William T. Cah- Tin- count ilman repealed ShaOotobroolu mas "kettle" appeal Kcts mi meetings in appoint the coastal review from sue Ball of M Se* Mon Ul's cabinet energy committee his charges Wednesda) when board dor way on the streets and at Mr Teichei wa • unaval mouth Road oi al I In- dnni a ltm.lt The 19H8 measure set limits on sulfur dioxide and other he said the lack ol Integrity atone. lable for comment on Hit i noxious gases as well as particles emitted from smnkestac ks reaches through the m-. ud Bng Walter Eden of the sue last night Under the new rules, Ihe limit on sulfur content will be one ministration, i It) council all Red Bank Corps iaj The "Kainy Day' per cent of total emission, compared to the former 3 per cent depart ment head* and ' It} John H Kiel) Ji president generous response Ol this Several energy saving recommendations wen made ai the einpln ol iiir local Chambet n| < iim meeting, including Ihe curtailing of road travel and the cutting comminttt) area In the pa t 0urt974 ; merce, said Mda) thai Ihe Vrogratn back of outdoor Christ mas lights has made Chi 1st mas a bright Mr Ti-n hei BII n aid er day for many people in called on the • rtmlnal ' mayor s plan appeal In imilltllltlllllllllHIIIMIMIHIM fad. there otherwise would Department ol the stale al merit 11 • • said he will Tomorrow Ihe proposal wilh Ihe Christmas Clubs have been no (hrtstmai al .ill lorney genei III •• Offl MIDDLETQWN - Teach (or some ol nor neighbors " probe some official • chambci i board ol din Dl 11 the Tower Hill Nut REGISTER Harold B Miitund chair- here School will present Ihe pro pay interest MAINQMICI man of the Christina He declined lo iaj whu h Sen ici- I OIIIOITOU u hal i a Do CMUTHUT It,, RID •»NK. N 1 Illll until-- II I i lull actions in- would ha11 in i(,iin\ Da) tomorrow ,ii H«NCM OFFICE! In Lutheran Church If! XT if, MIDDLITOWN. N J . MM scouting Iroops anil pai I vestlgated, adding thai he in in a m in tin- Mlddletown M f Alt MAIN It . ••.HMOLO, N 1 . Mill VI IKOADWAV. IONQ 1KANCH, N J , DIM schools and church group would with HOLMDEL - The Luthog Township I New iiu Church of Ihe Good Shop- • lUkllMlM M IITI >1 MM H CM «M MtlH» CU» and Ihe Needlework '.mid will Investigatoi m the Monmouth Road Adults will help raise enough num. herd will ii •• learn how in makt children rUILUHID IV TMI HID (ANK HlOHttH Monmouth Count) Grand ihe full winter program ol the in- \ i-s|i. i lomoi plaything i from ordli try lo IHff ,Mt lof rtny*llcollo« »t oil int local nfwi prlnltd In IMt JUT) Salvation Ai I I nli-llI,r il H p in Muiti will in- r**\VW 01 «f M 01 00 «T »»l dllpOICKIt Sftond clou ooiloM Mid of Hffd tank. N J oi'Oi ond ol mfdilionol In addition to providing count) piosei in HI provided b) Ihi i in- i hildren mo mailing oliitti fi/tilitnod doiiy, Monday Ih'ouon ffidoy Wan

Dr. Louis F. kunlz. FREEHOLD - While the a park and ride facility for Monmouth County are em- county Planning Board yes- bus commuters in Madison ployed in either Manhattan or terday endorsed a state study Township, it urged that other Newark. Was Retired Dentist to determine the feasibility of sites also be studied. The only available mode of •ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Volunteer Hre Company. The study will determine mass transportation to these — Dr. I.nuis V Kuril/ \ retired L'.s. Army major, the practicality of estab- northern areas is bus, he said. tired dentist and graduate ol he was a World War I veteran Blood Bank lishing this facility on Rt. IK tn A map of origin and destina- the first dont.il class Ol the and pad commander of the Madison Township. The tion of external workers made University of Pennsylvania In Fugle-Hummer American Le- $50,000 cost will be shared n OpenTonight by the planning staff indicates 1918, died Sunday In Bayshore gion post. Metuchen. the federal government which that 2,473 or 27 per cent of the CommurujY Hospital, llnlni- Dr. Kuntz was a life mem- will contribute 140,000 and Ihe workers travel by bus; 801 or del. ber of Rotary'International, In Keyport state, which will contribute nine per cent travel by rail- Dr. Kuntz. who »;is DO, had Perth Amboy. KEYPORT - The local $10,000. road and 5,887 or M per cent lived at MO Ocean Blyd His professional affiliations blood bank opens its fail drive County Planning Board Di- travel by car. From the mid- Born in Germany, he moved included life membership in tonight in the First Aid Squad rector Robert D. Halsey said Western county region. hrro five years ago, having the Middlesex County Dental budding, 1927 Atlantic St. the study should be endorsed formerly lived iriany years in Society, being a trustee in the but that the county should ask The proposed facility would Blood donations will be re- Metuchen NJ. State Dental Society and that other sites be studied. mean that Monmouth County ceived between 6 and 9 p.m. The doctor was a co-founder membership In the American This study should be coordi- workers would have to travel For each pint of blood do- and pii'viijciii (if tin' Dental Society nated with the state bus to Madison Township and then nated, a borough resident and monwcalth Bank. Metuchen. Surviving are a daughter, study, he said, adding that would be able to use the park his family will be entitled to Ho was active in Metuchen Mrs. Sidney (ioodslein, here; this enlargement of the study and ride service. Mr. Halsey 10 pints of blood as needed for civic affairs. Including two sons, Dr. Lawrence S. Rtqislrr Sloft Phofo might change the size and the said he would like to see some one year from the date of the serving on the Board of Edu- Kuntz, of. Pompano Beach, DEDICATE NEW PALSY CENTER — Officials of the United Cerebral location of this park and ride areas in Monmouth studied donation. cation, being past master of F'la., and Irwind Kuntz of At- Palsy Association of Monmouth-Ocean Counties, Inc., gather to dedicate facility. for such a facility. Mt. Zion Krec and Accepted lanta, and four grandchildren their new Long Branch treatment center, in background. Participating in Collection of bloud is made Mr. Halsey said that about Masons, and an exempt mem- and five great-grandchildren. ceremonies were Emil A. Schroth Jr., left, president of the board of direc- by a medical technician or a 13 per cent of the county's la- LOTTERY NUMBER ber (if the Hook and Ladder The Bedle Funeral Home. tors," Mrs. Charlotte C. Conlin, executive director, and Robert Manfredi, registered nurse under medic- bor force residing in Western Mon., Nov. II: 1MSJ Keyport.^JS in charge of ar- i dedication chairman. al supervision. The procedure Mrs. Stanley Weir rangements. is simple and safe. HIGHLANDS -'Mrs. Wan- Mr*. Margaret Mur<|iiur(lt Donors must weigh no less HEARING? da K Weir, 43of 25 Miller St., Struck on Head With Rifle, than 110 pounds and must be died Saturday in Momnouth UNION BEACH - Mrs. between 18 and 66 years old. Medical Center, Long Branch. Margaret M. Marquardt, 93, Prospective donors on certain DO YOU NEED HELP? Born in Slickville, Pa., she Of 111! Wesley Ave. died yes medications may be rejected lived in Bayonne before mov- terday in Marlboro l's\- Youth in Critical Condition at the discretion of the super- FREE HEARING AID ing here five years ago. chiatric Hospital OCKANPORT - David De- larceny of a .38 caliber pistol dangerous weapon, and larce- vising physician. Mrs. Weir was a commu- She was a resident here >1 Sieno, 17, of 20 Mohawk Ave., from Fitzgerald. ny of a gun. For You To Use For Ono Week nicant of Our Lady of Perpet- years and formerly lived in remains in critical condition Garrabrant is charged with Handling the investigation Those giving blood will re- IIA STRINGS ATTACHED. ual Help Catholic Church, New (Jretna in the intensive care unit of assault and battery with in- are patrolmen Charles Mack- ceive cards listing blood ViVj PURCHASE NECESSARY. here. The widow of John J .Mar- Monmouth Medical Center, tent to kill DeSieno, assaull ay, Philip Budinski, John Con- group and Kh factor and be- Only at SILVERS 70 Broad St., Red Bank quardt. she was a member of nor, Edward Woodfield, and Surviving are her father, Long Branch, where he is and battery upon Fitzgerald come members of the Keyport 741-6055 Stephen Gozelanczyk of Slick- Holy Family Catholic church, being treated for injuries suf- and Vitale, possession of a Robert Jovce. Blood Bank. ville, Pa., her husband. here. fered when he was struck Stanley Weir; a son Dennis Surviving are two daugh- over the head with a rifle and Weir, of Bayonne; two daugh- ters, Mrs Helen Sailer, with assaulted. ters, Miss Krancine Weir at whom she lived, and Mrs. Do- Arrested on charges stemm- home, Miss Carol Weir ol rothy M. Miculka of Middle- ing from the incident were Bayonne, a sister. Miss JoAnn town; a son, Joseph J. Mar- Gary Patterson, IK, of 61 Gnzelanczjk of Slackville anil quardt of Toms River; nine Woodrow Wilson Homes, Lonn six brothers, Edward Goze- grandchildren; 17 great- Branch, who is being held at lanczyk of Slickville, Donald grandchildren, and four great- the county jail in default of (iozelanczyk, in the Army, Jo- great-grandchildren. $75.00(1 bail, and Mark Uarra- seph Gozelanczyk of Salborn. Arrangements are under the brant, 17, of 103 Woodrow Wil- Falling in love with quality isn't such a bad idea... Pa., Theodore (lozelam/yk of direction of the Day Funeral son Homes, who is being held Jeanette, Pa., and Stephen Home, Kcyport. at the juvenile shelter in and Richard GozelanczyK, Freehold. especially when youVe shopping for furniture. both in Ohio. The assault reportedly took Posten's Kuneral Home, At- Union Beach place around midnight Friday lantic Highlands, is in Charge at the home of John Fitzge- of arrangements. First Aid rald, 18, of 17 Elliott Place. Long Branch Police arrested at The Mart Furniture Galleries lloss \//uirNo Patterson and Garrabrant RED BANK H- Ron Asa- Has Birthday early Saturday at their homes rello, 64, ol 104 Bridge Avc UNION BEACH - The and turned them over to po- died yesterday in New York Finrt Aid Squad this month lice here. Its easy to fall in love. Hospital, New York. marks its 35th anniversary. Police say the Fitzgerald Born in Italy, he had lived The unit, which answered 4(i youth, who was hit on the here for the past 50 years. calls during Us first year of head with a rifle, received IK Mr. AzzarelUo was a model operation, now responds tn stitches at Monmouth Medical maker in the Naval Weapons nearly 1,500 calls a year. Center but was not admitted. For all the obvious reasons. Laboratory at the Naval Am- Executive officers of the L'5- Another youth, Louis C. VI- munition Depot, Leonardo member squad include Rich- tale, 357 Milton Ave., was also VELVET SECTIONAL, CHAIR & OTTOMAN by Stratford® He was a member and past ard Caden, president; William allegedly assaulted but did not commander of the Coast KolodzleJ, vice president; Ed- require hospitalization. Created by a leading manufacturer, this handsome off-white crushed velvet living room (iiiiinl Auxiliary Flotilla No ward Chandler, treasurer, grouping offers great styling and durable construction. The fabric is specially treated 27 and member ol the Tool and Ralph Long, secretary Patterson is charged wilh and Engineering Society. Line officers are Vincent dangerous assault upon VI- to resist stains and ward off dirt. Mr. Azzarello was a column l.ainano. captain. Kcluaril tale, aiding and abetting as- sault and battery with intent All three pieces are in stock and ready for immediate delivery. meant of si. Anthony's Catho Conover, assistant captain; lie Church Mr, Long, first lieutenant, and In kill DeSieno, and threat- The Mart Furniture Galleries will inspect each and every piece before it goes to your Surviving are hts widow. Mitchell Shade, second lieu- ening to take Fitzgerald's life home. It's a matter of policy. Mrs. Angela Maresca Ana tenant by assaulting him with a dan- gerous weapon. Additional rello, lus mother, Mrs Glo- Honored for 29 years of ser- charges he faces are contrib- vannina Azzarello of terse) vice at .i life membership din- uting to the delinquency of City, and three brothers. ner were William Havens, Garrabrant, a minor; posses- Nicholas Azzarello of Keaniy. Robed Brown, Walter Chonv sion of a pistol and a lug Joseph Asarello of Sea Gin ie, George Sappah, Albert wrench, .uding and abetting ,and Phillip Azzarello, here Niola, Edward /aim. George the commission of a crime, The John K. Day Funeral Wlrth, Gustav Dlrner, Joseph aiding and abetting the larce- Home is in charge of arrange- KolodzieJ, .luscpii Chandler ny of a Tl caliber rifle, and ments. and \l Cowling.

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November 20,1973 5 Subdivision Appointed in Little Silver Size Cut LITTLE SILVER - The patcher, school crossing The council also received Borough Council last night ap- guard and police matron. four bids on fencing for the To 14 Lots pointed the borough's first 'She will be a definite as- new tennis courts and turned MONMOUTH BEACH - woman special point' officer set, " he said them over to the borough en- The Planning Board last night and Mayor Charles F. Rell an- In his remarks on tin- gineer for study. told an applicant seeking » nounced several steps In deal energy crisis. Mayor Rail Mid Low Bidder subdivision of land along with the energy crisis, in- he was directing the borough The apparent low bidder Meadow Ave. and Jim's Creek cluding the creation of an administrator to turn ther- was Taylor Pence Co. of Red that H wauls the .'I 5-acre tract Energy Committee. mostats back and reduce heal Bank, with a bid of RMS. The divided mlii 14 lots. Mrs. Margaret Moore and in all borough buildings to ti.i other bidders were Key Fence The applicant, Eugene Mat- four men. Thomas Doremus, to 6H degrees when occupied Co , of Wanamassa. Jli.tiSi; thews of 108 Ocean Aval, James Hurt. Krank Berardi and to about 58 degrees dur- Brown Fence Co , of Belfonl, Spring Lake, submitted vari- and David Barr, were named ing non-working hours He 93.716. and Hurricane Fence ous subdivision proposals special officers Councilman also said he had written to the CO., of Middlelown. (4.09(1 ranging from II lots lo 17 tots Anthony Bruno said they were state Department of Trans: i A public hearing, required for the board's n\ lew being appointed now, rather portation asking that the under the new Wetlands law, Plans were referred lo th» than Jan. 1. because they lighting level in the state on Ihe request of Peter II B. borough engineer (or a review would be serving a probation' owned parking lot at the Cummings. of Mitchell Place, of drainage facilities. Final ary period between now and borough railroad station be to construct a bulkhead on Ins plans will he submitted lo the then and because the present reduced by SO per cent. property was set for Dec :i hoard al a future meeting. special officers have not been In addition he announced The council also accepted, if the subdivision is ap< able to work as many hours ,'is thai decorative Christmas with regret, ihe resignation proved. Ihr applicant Mill |>m had been hoped. lighting mi Dorougn properly iif .Mm natty from the Plan- chase the trad from Charles Mr. Bruno noted thai Mrs. and facilities would be limited ning Board Mr Klallcv said 40th ANNIVERSARY — Lou Vaiti, second from 1933 menu and prices. With him, from left to right, W .IOIIPS of the Seaside In- Moore would be the first In the hours of 5 p in. until \i in a letter of resignation that right, owner of Sal's Tavern, is joined by restau are Shea Swanson, hostess; Frank Zeleske, wai vestment Co , tSU Broadway, woman to be a special officer p.m. from Dec. 9 through Jan. he was being transferred lo rant staffers in welcoming guests to celebration of ter; Lees Dunn, head cashier, and John AMIIIOZZI, Long Branch and said she has had ex- I with the exception of two Atlanta, (la., by his employer restaurant's 40th anniversary last night with a manager. The plans fur the It lot sub- perience as a police din- days, Dec. >i and Dec. SI, lie has served on the hoard division Indicate Spauldlng Christmas Eve and New since I9HK when he was an Place will be extended into Year's Kve, when the hours pointed initially to fill an Ocean CoiififcirOKs Ilillcl School Project Ihe project and connected lo Service Slaled Would be extended until 1 a m unexpired term McadQW Air at ,i point where the following morning. The County Hoard of Free- Frances Ave. Intersects OCEAN TOWNSHIP are available to students from Also approved by the coun Council also named Anthony Tomorrow He also directed the holders, in a letter lo the Meadow Ave. Township Council last tins community, Long cil was an application by Sha- Curry, I David si, Wayside, a through administrator in ron- council, said it is establishing Four lots fninl Jim's Creek' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS approved a recommendation Branch, Deal, Asbury Park ron Blair Associates la spill special police officer for a — Kmmanuel Baptist Church tact the president of the local a no passing /one on Harding and will sell for about $211,0011 by the Zoning Board ol Ad- anil Bradley Beach Us Itacre Cold Indian Springs one year lerin Koad, between Broad St. and each, according to a spokes- will commemorate Thanks- businessmen's association and justment to grant a variance The appl I cation' « as Road trad Into JShontesltes Ridge Koad The section (if man for Mr Matthews, while giving with a communion- request that association mem- to Hiilei School, Logan Road, presented io the coning board The Wayside properly is in ON KHAN'S LIST praise service at S p.m. to- bers not exceed the game road passes through Red Wananiassa. In construct a ihe remainder will have a Sept u Eugene Muss (if Long an R-l residential /one Kllzahrih HMle, daughter morrow The congregation schedule for decorative Bank and Fair Haven as well classroom addition in H« nine view of ihe Shrewsbury River Branch, the school's executive Council adopted an ordi- of Mrs Klsic Monell. 447 will sing Thanksgiving hymns Christmas lighting as Little Silver. room learning facility vue president, inld the board and will sell lor about $12.1)011 nance designating Runj Bn, I'lospcrl \\c . Little Sliver, as well as Scripture portions Greenwood Named Basketball Marled that ihe school population tins each. . • The largest Jewish paro- Crosby and Parker Aves as and the late Dt William set to music. Mayor Rell created an Councilman Denton an- year is up about 42 pupils anil A board spokesman said chial school in the urea, Ililli'l through streels between Mmi Wylle, w as named to Ihe The associate pastor. Ihe Knergy Committee to seek ad- nounced that men's basketball School now has 1114 students ihe added desk spine is "so- Mr. Matthews intends lo con- mi mill Koad ami Washington Dean's List for the 1!I72-7;I Hev. Wayne l( Dyer, Will de- ditional savings and appointed now is underway as part of and 1H teachers, Its facilities rely needed " struct homes which will sell Drive K.asl •\ear al Haruard College, liver the message. Suzanne to it Stephen (• Greenwood, the borough's recreation pin- for about $KO,(KMI each I'armelee will sing Organ and the borough administrator, gram. Hi- also urged property piano music will be by I.eona and Councilmen Robert B, owners not to mix branches Ferrer and Nancy lia.skew. llalloran and Marc F. Denton. with the leaves they set out lo The pastor, the Hev. Richard The committee was charged be collected as the two must L. Shaw, will conclude tIn- initially with reviewing three be separated before dumping. READY WED. ONLY 10 A.M. WHILE dUANTITIES LAST service. suggestions for possible im- He added that all branches plementation: reducing hot should be cut up into small water temperatures to U.i de- sections. grees in ; Kirough buildings, Mrs. Sheila McKenna, XI X. closing all blind* and drapes Sunnycrest Drive, asked the at night, and elimination ol council's support for one addi- every one out of three or four tional SOlh anniversary activi- light bulbs or lubes in lighting ty, Ihe making and selling of fixtures in all borough build- Little silver commemorative SAMSONITE PEOPLE/ ings. quilts with each 12 inch In other action. Hie council square depicting a different approved a lent alive capital scene from the boroughs his- PLACES PLAY SETS budget (or Ihe year 1977 of tory. She said each square $:|S.SOO. Councilman John, P. would be made by someone AYDS Van Wagner explained the fig- different who would include ure was not binding and was their signature somewhere In REDUCING PLAN being proposed as part of a the square. continuing six-year financial Mrs. McKenna asked for a CANDY program lie said it was pro suggestion on what would be 99 jected the money would lie an appropriate borough bene- used for a road depart mini ficiary of Ihe proceeds from each truck, an ambulance and Ihe sale and was referred to drainage. Mr. Greenwood, Ihe borough .administrator, who also is Ihe Choice ol 3 "This is not a com- entertaining mitment." he said, "just a coordinator of sinh anniver- sets . 43- handy guide." sary events. 'fA. P0 PEOPLE/ M PLACES ZOO: Mi 32-PC 58 BROAD ST., RED BANK W PEOPLE/. ' •'' PLACES ARK, or 49 pc PEOPLE/ PLACES APARTMENT/ GARAGE! 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And hit organi- grand jury after tribal pro- zation, the N'TCA, is financed Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor East may tip the lentitive tests thst Youpee "misused or diplomatic balance that now largely by tens of thousands embetzled tribal funds." holds the truce together. from the airport If neces- of dollars of the taxpayers' When the grand jury refused | Tuesday. November 20,1173 The Zl-member special sub- sary." He said his group will wampum. to indict Youpee, the tribe assess the military aspects of Now, however, we have MmmillimHIIHIIMinimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMMIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIimMHIIHIMIIIIIIIIIHIHIl committee of the House urged a second investigation. Armed Services Committee the war and its impact on found hidden reasons why But Justice, in a private no- 'Unfair? Lady, Kich Folks Pay plans to meet with both Is- American defense, and not do Youpee kowtows to the Great expenses. tice to the new tribal chair- raeli and Arab leaders during any negotiating. White Father in Washington, For example, Youpet once man Joseph Red Thunder, re- Tin; Same Prices as You.' its Thanksgiving week trip. "We want to see how Amer- but is constantly on the war- made a trip to Phoenix on ported a second FBI probe While reluctantly sanction- ican weapons performed path against his militant red behalf of • business venture." had yielded nothing to war- ing the trip, Slate has shown against Soviet weapons and der. He collected his expenses rant a second grand jury. Us displeasure by quietly in- how our airlift of supplies to Confidential records kepi at from a corporation and a bun- "We ... concur in, the deci- forming the delegation thai it the Israelis worked," Slratton Port I'eck, Mont , Siuux and ness associate, then soaked sion of the United States At- will nut receive the usual \ II' said. "We also want to look at AsMmboine reservation reveal the Indian-run Fort feck torney! office to take no fur- treatment afforded visiting the effectiveness of Soviet that Youpee left behind nu- PUnning District 1415 for a ther action on the cast," the congressmen by American missiles on American air- merous unanswered questions trip covering the same period. Justice Department advised embassies. The staffs ol Hiecraft." about possible misuse Of tribal On another junket, this one Chairman Red Thun- embassies are too busy, the Strattnn said the trip was lunds. m to Window Rock, Ariz. he der. congressmen were told by necessary because the Penta- Owes Big Sum * charged th« tribe's commu- Footnote: Reached on State, to arrange local trans- gon probably will want an ad- When he was voted Out as nity action program 13*2 it a junket in New Mexico. portation and accom- ditional $:l billion to beef up chairman by his tribe, accord- the same time he was charing Youpee denied he was dam- modations fnrlhp vlsltlors the US. airlift system - and ing to auditon>' reports, hi the Bureau Of Indian Affairs mg to the White House's tune Our own State Department Kissinger or no Kissinger, the had borrowed $13.4)5. all of it because of the threat of feder- sources, however, tell us that committee needs first-hand classed as "delinquent" be- ai criminal action. The fads In deal with the Penta- cause none of it had been re- m Kissinger did not want the The ingenious Sioux also bil- double-billing allegations gon request paid Inedded, Youpee ac- congressmen in the Middle led the BIA 1*60 for a swing were "strictly political," he Indian Giver knowledged to us that he still East for fear they might un- from lillingt, Mont, to Chi- said. Although he had sided When the White House owed the money. wittingly throw a monkey cago to Washington, even as with the White House on is- needs a friendly Indian to The auditors also reported wrench into the delicate nego- he collected 134* from the sues such is Wounded Knee echo tho official line. II cart al- bluntly that Youpee collected tiations. Fart Peck Planning District. and the BIA break-in, he in- ways count on William tribal funds to pay for his Rep. Samuel Stratton, I)- Ntlt Trick sisted he agreed with more Youpee, the director of the business trips, and sometimes NY., the chairman of the spe- The auditors marveled that militant Indians on such ques- National Tribal Chairman's billed both the tribe and the cial subcommittee, huffed to Youpee apparently was one* tions is Indian treaty enforce- .Association. federal government for travel us, "We don't care. We'll walk "reimbursed from two differ- ment ent sources for traveling both Strangely Poignant Confession By MILTON VIOHST itNUNMiiiiHiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiuminiNiiinHiiii with something incriminating Whit he did was to try MI- against the man whA, under- tantly to rig the system of jus- Thomas K. Kauper, the as- took the purge, Richard M. tice in his favor - but whit sistant attorney general for an- THKNEW Nixon. If it (ails - for what- he achieved may be just IM titrust, a few weeks ago made ever reason - no one will opposite. Either wiy. how- • a strangely poignant con- POLITICS ever believe that it made the ever, the system of justice

fession *- unusual, for a bu-IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIlin attempt. suffers badly because it's reaucrat, in Its candor and It shouldn't be that way. If strength, lies in the public's forthrlghtness. few short hours,1' the promise anything, the American s>s- belief in iti impartiality — Kauper went to Boston to of Richardson's guardianship term of justice — founded. Is and. once that's gone, its in deliver a speech to the Newwas shuttered it is. upon a presumption of In- big trouble. Kngland Antitrust Confer- "As these-men stood for the nocence — should be readier "A slight misstep," Kauper ence, an assignment that was Integrity and impartiality or to clear a man than to accuse VIOftST said in his Boston dirge,, "ii commonplace enough. Hut his the system of Justice." Kau- him. But Richard Nixon hat all mat it tikes to shake the emotions got the best of himper said, "their departure made that practically impos- trust and confidence of the — and, before he could gel out tends to Impair those prin- sible — at least, without evok- public in the system, and worski a friend of John dm- of his dry, legal lecture, Ills ciples. Clearly the burden on ing universal cynicism f without such trust, no system 111 IIIMIMIIIItlMM Ill Mill Mill t •••••••••••••I • • • KDIMtl I I lilt t II naiiy and the Texas nig busi- deep fears for the American the department to prove Itself Ironically, he had a man in of laws can ultimately sue* ness establishment. system of justice began to has once again been in- Archibald Cox who could have ceed." Sirica Acted Reasonably pour forth. creased. cleared him. 'Nixon com- NM Evea Diogenes What Richard Nixon did t« Kauper made clear his Public Confidence plained that CM, being a the system of justice wai Judge Sirica's cli;in«inn "f his initial testimony which he wishes and which the great esteem (or Elliot Rich- "Once again public con- Democrat and a man of un- Nixon could have appointed more than a "slight misstep"; harsh sentences to relatively lenient ones nation deserved ardson, the deposed attorney fidence must be restored And umtcstable integrity, had no Diogenes himself, and. under it w«s I full-scale assault there is no doubt In our mind the circumstances, everyone for the six men first convicted in con- He also prevented the government general. Under Itlchardson need to incriminate Nixon to against the system's founda- ' and his deputy. William Huck- that to the public, the Water- sustain his reputation. If Cox would assume that if the ver- tions. That the assault might nection with the actual Watergate break-in prosecutors from intentionally or unin- elshaiis, Kauper said, the De- gate cases Will he a crucial — like Risenhower. at the dict came up not guilty, then be solidly repulsed by the tentionally making scapegoats out of these is justifiable. partment of Justice was slow- test. For if those cases are nut time of the "Nixon fund" the fix was in saxbe-Jaworskl team, -«nd men, whose comprehension of, and parti- ly making the long climb back prosecuted to the lull, whoev- scandal In l».vj - had de- Government prosecutors in the origi- Nixon put to rout, does not cipation in, the enormous, high-level offi- from the trough of lawless- er may be charged with their clared Nixon as clean as a Of course, most Americans make it any lass grave. nal trial claimed that the political espion- cial crimes loosely gathered under the ness in which John Mitchell prosecution, the legal system hound's tooth, the world already take for granted that As long as Richard Nixon, age in the case wont no higher limn de- — of which the Department of term "Watergate" were miniscule, at and Richard Kleindienst had would have to believe him. C'OX was fired because he was as President, remains at the fendants Hunt, Mct'nrd and four Cuban ex- left it. .lustice Is a significant part — Bui who will believe \lil-* coming too close to the truth. best. head of the legal system, iles. The Judge's stiff sentencing thru Richardson, Kauper said, will suffer again " Ham Saxhe, Richardson's suc- The leaks that have since Americans will be unable to It was, as the jud^o has so aptly dem- had set about restoring "pub- emerged appear to confirm helped induce all-important testimony What Kauper was laying, cessor as attorney general, Or take their justice seriously. onstrated, a question of gtttlAfl ;il tho bot- lic confidence in the Integrity unfortunately, was that as a Leon Jaworskl. Cox's IS spe- the magnitude of the accusa- and Nixon's retention of the from some of the silent six. tom to get at the top. of the governmental process." practical mailer the Ameri- cial prosecutor' It's not Just tions. Nixon may have felt presidency ii much lest im- But then came the great Octo- can system of Justice can now that Saxbe is a professional desperate • and without As a result, just before trial sentenc- Still at the bottom, meanwhile, but portant than I restoration of ber purge, "in the course of a prove itself only by coming up Republican politician, or .la- choice. the systems good name. ing, the government, prosecutors moved with a IW-yrar maximum sentence, is (i. these same defendants to "the bottom of (iordon Liddy, who steadfastly has refused the lolem pole" of the conspiracy. to cooperate with prosecutors, lie was the A skeptical judge, therefore, got theseventh of the. original defendants. Businessmen: Patsies No More? Bv I AMI SI KM.I'M UK K Hill I l>l I IIIIIIIM1I.KI The truth lies somewhere enterprise system. • A Nothing Issue else To judge from the record Like Packard, the Cham* • David Packard, formei il.p It is unfortunate thai members «f the groups have me) there, and we've heard of of recent years, Ihe typical ber'l task force urges busi- uiy secretary of defense and CONSERVATIVE corporate executive is terri- Middletown Board of Education had to nothing that would make the club an ob- ness leaders to take a new long a leading (inure in Amer- fied of his stockholders; he look at educators and in- spend so much time at their last meeting jectionable place to be. ican Industry, made a telling VIKW will write them five-page, tellectuals - at "the whole — Including two votes — to decide that speech in New York City last Conferences among business and pro- l.llllltm.lMMIIIIMMIMIIIIIIHniltllHMIIMMIMI single-spaced letters by way teaching, opinion-forming their .superintendent of schools, Dr. Hem- fessional people are normally scheduled month. Kxcerpls from his text Of conciliation. At the drop of community." Without doing appear In lh( Nov. 17 IMUI of the land, may be about to hard W. Schneider, could attend last for an exchange of ideas and discussions a statement from Ralph Na- violence to cherished prin- Human Kvonts. wags an offensive that Is lon« der, vice presidents turn into week's conference of the Now Jersey As- on the merits and failures of particular ciples of academic freedom, At about the same time overdue. Chicken Littles: They beheie the business community can sociation of School Administrators programs. Laal week's thr'oday session Packard was speaking, a spe- II seems an incredible pros- the skies are falling. Their KILPATRICK sec that Ihe concepts of tree cial task force of the I I. pect. According to the popular iNJASA). was designed, Dr. Schneider said, for the customary attitude toward In- the money, in some defensible enterprise get at least a fair Chamber Of Commerce was myth, tho lyplcil American Dr. Schneider's request to attend the administrators to consider legislative tellectuals, and especially in- way, "will benefit our corpo- shake in the leaching of cvo- wrapping up its report on industrialist browbeats his conference was rejected, by a vote of four procedure's regarding schools in the stale. ward higher education? II ration " There is no justifies- nomics. what the free enterprise sys- stockholders ai breakfast nnd 1 beyond comprehension: 'The tion, in his view, lor business The educational program to three, because of the location: the Play- Me said his presence'would be an in-tem might tendents at the conference, on a routine request developed into a noth- time, said a group headed by independently confirm the ness community begin 10 ev William C, U'hyte. for busi- parlous state of "business" as The Playboy Club Is one of the state's ing issue. Wore sine Iho Middletown ITIisc some selectivity in its ness management lo launch a an American institution That major attractions, designed especially to board has more important topics In dis- giving. sustained drive, using "every condition is not likely to im- accommodate conventions and large cuss than whether or not us superinten- it makes no tense, Packard skill and talent, (very pro- prove until industry leaders meetings. Many business and newspaper dent should visit the Playboy club. said for a corporation to give gram and project, every tool run up a bright new flag bear- money blindly. The object and device we possess," to re> ing S bright new promise liny Christmas Seals should be lo make sure that wi aline respect for the free Patsies no more By now, every cminis resident should emphysema, asthma, chronic bronchitis have received in Ihfl mail the 1971 Christ- and other respiratory diseases. Today in History mas Seals from the TR-Respiratory Dis- The association also assists m devel- ease Association of Central Now Jersey. oping hospital based facllitlC • am By the Associated Press bom aboard the Mayflower in In l»47. Princess EluaMth When tho seal campaign started 87 years for patients afflicted With ICUte and chion- Massachusetts Bay nf England married Lt Philip ago, the money raised was used to help ii' lung diseases it also has a continuing Today is ihe .124th day of In INTO, (ierman troops sur- Mountbatten in a ceremony at I here arc 41 days lell in victims u( tuberculosis and in call medical program la convince young and old ol ihe rounded Pans during the Westminister Abbey in Lon- the year Franco- Prussian War. and public attention lo whal was then a dangers ol cigarette smoking and it acti- don Today's highlight in history: In INI the U.I. Supreme! Ten years ago Security po- killer disease. vely lobbies for suffer national and on this date in IMS. >4 N,i/l Court ruled that the Great lice m Leopoidvine in the con- , That effort an quality standards. leaders wire put on trial be- Lakes and their connecting go beat up two Soviet dipln snciation m recent • i od Its a* Resides Use mi «"IIIi•.iin.i • mis, we fun- an international war waters went hlgn svas, mats and seined dnrumenis tribunal at Nuremberg. in combat and control broathtni hope individuals .mil im inesses place Ihe /• In 1017, the World War I (rnm them Gel man) battle of cambria began in orders ami air pollution, n is the major seals mi ordinary mail, ami lhal lh( ho- »l **4»*»W trr t iin this date - France thought for tndav Words force thai Is educating the publli liday rush nf the niAt several wi ••Dili Vow See Tin W«j Thai Feneei in 1630, the first native In iMi, the Alaska highway are the only things that last ing staffs at hospital In our urea In the M i cause anyone lo forgel lo mail American child nf the pil- across Canada wait formally forever - William Hailitt overall task of preventing or eliminating Irlbutlon • to Ihe s isoclatlon >u,lil.i.K Hurled llself At Me?" grim*, Peregrine White, »a* opened Knglhh writer. l The Crisis The Daily Register, Red Rank-Mlddletown, N.J. Tuesday, November 21, lift 7 •y IYLVIA PORTER JiiMt Reaton, Ul* world-re- aMcted Cdumnitt (or the New York Tincf, write* in tllligtnt, erudite, com- paaaionate Mtyi - but, as ht has often wryly confessed to me, in the sphere of eco- most thoughtful students of nomics he's a bit of i dunce. economics I know are priva- Although I admire Scotty tely discussing, for the first enormously and count him i time, a slump around the friend, he demonstrated this world. to me in spades the other day Hard Facts I when fet wrote that what There are few hard facts to America "really needs is back up precisely what more shortages.. of gas. beef energy cutbacks might mean. and a lot of othlr things." One rough rule of thumb un- "This letter What Scotty is clearly der normal conditions — yearning for is a simpler, sa- MIIHIimillllllllllllllllMIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fer, healthier life. "We need to cut down, How up, atay home, run around the block, YOUR MONEY'S eat vegetable soup, rail up old friends and read a book once WORTH If* S while . Prosperity* iimiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiitiiiiiiiiuiMnimiiiH took four days to what's oe«n doing us m ' It'l fcottyi chinning con- which certainly don't apply tribution to this era of nos- today — Is that industrial pro- talgia and Its a yearning that duction moves 1 per rent for I and million* Of you share. every 2 per rent change in lut if his dream were to be energy consumption. On the realized, this is what it also basis of a 16 per cent loss in would mean to you and me: oil this winter leading to an 8 W«»t Slump per cent reduction in overall energy availability, industrial get across town. - The worst economic slump since the catastrophic output could fall as much as 4 depression of the 1910s. Not per cent in the next three mild recessions such it we months. hive had in the post-World On the other hand, a Trea- War II yean, mind you, but a sury Department official. Ed- real crash. gar R. Fiedler, contends that «- Skyrocketing unemploy- even a 17 per cent reduction ment across the board — in- in our oil supply "will not How come?" cluding skilled as well as un- really do any serious dam- — Postmaster John Dickinson, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 skilled workers, those of you age" to our economy next Ul services as well as in the year. wants you to have the answer. production of goods. The job- Perhaps the mnM accurate liss rate easily could soar to comment was made by Her- double and more than today's bert Stein, chairman of the it per cent. Council of &conomlc Ad- - An upsurge in bank- visers, who asked what energy ruptcies, particularly among cutbacks would mean. said. mailer companies not suffi- "I'm ashamed to say I can't ciently diversified in the right answer the question. We're areas to offset restrictions on studying the effects. It's aw- their activities and thus fully difficult ." unable to cope. You might insist that the U.S. should be able to shift - An actUII acceleration of workers to fields crying oul the spiral in our cost of living for them — such as urban re- to an even more intolerable newal, but you must also be rate in 1(74 than in 1973, be- realistic. We are, as of today cause demands from con- a consumer-oriented econo- sumers would hit against my. Our ability to absorb the dwindling supplies of goods millions of new workers enter- and services — thereby ex- ing our labor force each year erting pressure on prices even rests on our ever-rising con- though the overall economy sumption. We could change would be filtering. and would — but the transi- Merest Rales tion would be excruciating. - Steep interest rates and You also might insist that hard-to-get loans because the the U.S. government should federal Reserve system be an employer of last resort would try to curb consumer — and I agree. But we have demands and prevent run- not yet developed policies to away inflation by tightening achieve this, and until we do, Sim. our jobless would bear the - A stock market way, way burden of that "simpler" life. down from today's levels, in As a "depression baby," of reflection of declining corpo- the '30s, 1 find nothing ex- ration profits. hilarating in contemplation of - On top of it all, a world- a consumer-less society that wide slump, affecting the In- carries within Itself a repeti- dustriallied countries of Eu- tion for you of the privations rope and Japan too, for these of my childhood. countries Would feel the pinch Of severe energy, shortages Oven more than the U.S. This Howaletter can go wrong. would represent a calamity I r don't oven want to con- I see the thousands of packages template in print. By no means am I fore and letters postal people handle every casting this! I am, though, emphasizing day. And with all this mail, sometimes that these are some of the im- plications of a major decline mistakes are made. in production and con- sumption in the U.S. brought High speed machines in major about by energy shortages. What's more, some of the Post Offices, for example, sort thou- sands of letters an hour. But if some- What you can do. one touches the wrong button, in the It's a big help if you write legibly. blink of an eye, a letter can go the It can be mighty tough figuring out one wrong way across the country. person's A's and E's from another's Then too, sometimes they push the O's and L's. And use the right Zip right button when the letter has the Code. wrong Zip Code. Same thing happens. Another thing is to mail before the The letter takes off for the wrong city, last mail pickup of the day. Your letter before we can get it going right. can get where it's going a whole day faster that way. By far and away most mail And tell us if something goes gets to you on time. wrong with your mail. All of us at the The amount of mail we handle is so Post Office want you to have good ser- huge there'd be hundreds of mistakes vice. And we mean to give it to you. Your home need a lift? every day even if we were 99.9% per- fect. See us about a loan. Thanks to the skill of our local \fou have questions. Whither your horns needs a paint job, new root, air-conditioning, whataver-a Colo- people . .. most always your mail is on We want you to have the answers. nial Home Improvement Loan will let you time. If you're like most people, you take care of it now, and spread the cost over many months. With repayment terms rarely give it a second thought. But tailored to your personal convenience. when a letter does get to you late, no Stop in today and talk things over. one is more embarrassed than us. MRSl NATIONAL COLONIALd) BANK The •ii-servlce bank that looks out for you MIMIIS r s i c. 8 The Dallv Rcgfeter, Ked Bank-Middlelown, N.J. Tuesda>. November It, IJ73 Speculative Funds Aren't For All • (till 1 1 1 HMIIIIII announced at the i-nd of Oct. By HIM, IK K. M'l Ml back dividend* slill remains to be cleared Tin* fad Is re- «iih other product price* toon to be raised Since steel prod- I) — I .nil mm di i\ |ng H flected in the price of the pre- in Is accounted for Mper cenl truck, but in about ihrce SUCCESSFUL ferred thares, which cur- of Lykes-Voungttowa oper- years expect lii fipi'n » inwll rently sell .it a 79 pel cent ating revenues lasi year, DAYS restaurant. I own 213 nharcn i INVESTING premium over lonverstoiwal- warranted. these increases should have a of Value Ijne Special Situ- ue (Mr Spear (annul answer Rl. 35 at PitUrien Aw., Shrmibury (100 Ft. North ol Shop-RIU) 741-M19 II mi > 1 mil significant impact on earn- ation! and 251 of Franklin Ho- all mail personally, but will With a deficit "I i i icut-- ,i ings Although Ihis siluatiim is MON-TUES 10 lo< I WED 10 lo t THUW8. CtOSEO FBI. 1Ko »1AT. 10 to « J tearrh Capital Funds i would term basis has been belli-i in answer all questions possible (hare reported in the first speculative, retention appears vi'iy much appreciate your ValUt I.me Income Fund anil in his column I nine months, payment sched- appraisal nf these holdings — Franklin Income KUIHI Your IIUHIIIIIIIII Illllllllllll Ill Ill HtUllllllllt HM IIIIIIIH ule on the balance of dividend "Where The Manufacturers Cut Out The Labels J \i, shares are exchangeable at net asset value arrears Is uncertain Although and MR. LIQUIDATOR CUTS THE PRICES!" I A — Rased on Iheir pei i) — I have 75 share's of in the third quarter net in- Local Securities [ormance record*, resistance Lykes-Youngstown preferred come was $1 1 million, this Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximatPly .1 to dj'dine.s, yields ;md ex which was original!} Voting' was insufficient to cover di* I- |i in ymrterda) from XASU. Prices do not include retail 1 pense calms, these funds im stinvn Sheet & Tube Should I (lend requirements Operating in.uk ii|>, mark-down, ui commission SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. I Miiiwwlial less attractive than sell and reinvest for income ii'vcnucs for the H month in BANKS liTim were up ti j per (cut »thers under the siinie man- and appreciation? — H C " 'I Asked OVER 400 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH • agement IMIU8 Nnlhrr fund A — At the present lime no Allaire SI,ilc hank The company has been af- i.v7 I7ji had diitribuled Income divi- Between February and Octo- Illi led by production pi i>b- American Kancorp n ii LADIES-JUNIORS BETTER BRANDED • dends "I capital gain* in the ber, is?::, i.v paid 13 75 in lems and the inability to raise Bulmar-Wall National pasi t«ii years While rrtxiurals du ulcnd ai real ayes on the prices suflicntiilv to cover Central Jerw) Hank Ifi', "HOLIDAY PIN-WALE CORDUROY" J in N w Ifl itie HBylemiutr SL' Vl Scnei A ( iiiueilibli' mnrtng raw nuiU'ilal md nttr i uluih.il Kn>l Naliuniil ii.irtk t,', quarter were above gverajfc preferred whii ii you received er costs. However, a pi it v 'iimmunit) Slate Hank II overall return on ;i longer m the mii» merger. $3 75 in iMiost for cold-rolled sheet was Kind Merchants N'al I Bank First \al I Toms Uucr 35 Franklin Slate Bank 2.1 25 .liTsc\ Shine Hank 274 Nuclear Plant Held Most Bank ol Man.ilapan BAGGIES i BLAZERS! Mew iii sc\ National Corp 291. MIX 'EM-SWITCH 'EM Ocean I'ounu National 4i SIZES 5 TO 13 Environmentally Sound Peoples Nal I Bank, l.akcwuuil 2H5 Shore National Bank... By SHKHKv rltiDORR shore plant, sees Ihe nuclear proposed plant, like Ihe na- Is Ill United Counties Trust Co IX'!it(+4%stflck du -'"'4 generating station as a tion's other nuclear plants, United Jl'MC) Banks ui \ .1, WEST'LONG BRANCH - "bridge between Ihe fossil would be sent to government- You still may not uant a nu-fuel plants of the past and Ihe operated facilities for recyc- IMHSTKIAI. clear plant off Miur favorite Ideal forms of fusion and solar ling, About !I7 per cent of the Allied Acrological Research beach dub, but, according to a energy in the future " nuclear fuel source is repro- Mkon Illllllsli ies . NONE panel of experts at the Jersey •'But these energy forms cessed and soul back The re- \n.nun \ppliantT in. Inc.. HIGHER I.moral Task Force, nuclear maining il per cent waste be- are 211 to .'III yoars away." said Kroikwav IN plants may not be such bad Dr. Thomas, 'and Helling come ihe government's re- GROUP Buck Kngineermy neighbor! after all through these next 20 or 30 sponsibility to dispose of sa- I'HO Corp l.oil He Mallheis. of Public years may be something of u fely. I'olonial Koods Service Gas and Electric Co., problem." Support Sought NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $28.00 IF PERFECT partners in the proposed At- (electronic ASSIII-j.itfs "Our need for energy will Mr. De Mallheis said he lantic Generating station Klecliomc Assislance OVER 400 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH I continue to increase no mal- was seeking the support of I- I. n. mi, i three miles offshore and 12 lei how much we cut back on such groups as the Jersey Lit- miles northeast oi Atlantic (jibxonlloinuiib JUNIORS BETTER BRANDED our present power demands," toral Task Force to speed Ihe lllleld.il.i • City, said the power choice of he said issuance of penults needed In Knit; James Kxlimded Care that plant "from an economic 1)1 Robert l.o\ eland, a Kilt- ' construct Ihe offshore facility. I..1111I and environmental standpoint nets University biologist who SUPER KNITTED SUPER STYLE • Faced with 'in necessarj MeUllurnical International was hands-down nuclear " has just concluded a 10-year permits fur Ihe offcoasl site, Midland tilasw 100'S OF DYNAMITE STYLES Mr. IK' Malleis. speaking at study of effects of ihe (lysler and another "ill tor generating MiMimnulll Airlines the second annual task force (reek nuclear plant, said Ihe plant construction in Honda, MKIIIUHIIIII I'apilal AND session at Monmoulh College, "AtlantlC-type ol power plant he said it was doubtful if even TOPS Moiiinuutti I'ark said the twin plants, produc- is much more desirable from this facility could be con- Mimmouth Heal Ksiaic Investmeni ing 1\-'IM1 megawatts of power an environmental point of view structed. annually, would realize a cost N .1 Natural lias than an inland fadlll)'," even Reacting to a question from I'll1! •ISIIIH (IptlCS . saving of $511 million a year though he had reservations Ihe audience on solar energy, BODY-SUITS over an equivalent plant pow- Radiophone Ciirp about the philosophical need Mr De Malteis produced (in- KnuiUi I'ontrollei ered with fossil fuels, over a for any nuclear facility. ures that showed that gener- nuclear plant's 411-year life Si'ivomalion Dr. Loveland admitted thai ation of solar power lo equal span. Spiral Metal "much to my environmental ihe output of a I.nun megawatt C.S. llomi's Fifth of State Nerd SIZESS-M-L chargrin," he • mild not detect nuclear plant would require II Cnili'd Telei'iinlrnl Kleilrnnns ,., Mr [>e Malteli claimed thai any major changes, other square miles of New Jersey 1 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $20.00 IF PERFECT fossil fuel plants generating \\. 1111• 1 - Ke,nil Organization, Inc... than of temperature, in his landscape for a collecting Window lei an equivalent 2,200 mega- decade-Ion^ study of the in area Wiiilliin^ton Him liemical HI 11. OVER 400 ALL NEW watts, equal to -II per cent of 1 OVER 250 ALL NEW OVER 250 ALL NEW • lake and outfall areas of Ihe Ue can'l even H' ' 14acres. !•••• I IIIM1 1 ll>llllll>i I Illflll I n, New Jersey's current elec- Oyster (reek plant III I Ins stale," he said. "And MISSES BETTER LADIES BETTER MEN'S-YOUTH'S ! trical power demand, would Nonetheless, the Rutgers the solar general ion would PRINT ARNEL BETTER BRAND J introduce from 100 to '.'."ill Ions biologial worries about •.mi cost up lo 300 times more " of atmospheric pollutants per unknown long-|erm effects, • I • OUR OTHER LOCATION HOLIDAY WOOL PLAID • day and would roughly con- BLOUSE MUM one million barrels nf oil ( nmplleated Factors Blood Hank AND CUFFED • a day He said fish anil bivalve Of the drawbacks of the off- populations in Bamegai Ba) In Keynor I LIQUIDATORS shore nuclear plants, designed were difficult to assess, be- CAFTANS cause of many complicated RED HANK - The Mon- SHIRT NONE In float within a curved SIZE S-M-L factors. Including destruction moulh County Blood Bank's HIGHER PANTS breakwater in -in feet of water mobile donation unit will be WAREHOUSE IN off the Briguntine Wildlife of marshland, and increase in SIZE 26 TO 36 accepting blood donation* lo- 69 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. GROUP Refuge, the power company people, sewage and leaking SHREWSBURY, N.J. 747-9813 RIOT! uiejit between Ii and !l p in 100'S OF HOLIDAY representative said the "haz- oil A sudden population crash at I he Keyporl -First Aid AND FALL STYLES ards were nirt from radio- 1 SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. sifoo : Building, Atlantic si I'rospec- active emissions, lint from hi' detected* in a ihuRfbnall NONE • live donors must be in good thermal changes," Kited Imalw which, while mil HIGHER A general health and be be- IN Speclficlalty, the offshore important commercially is a OVER 150 JUST IN FRESH major link in the food chain, tween the ages of IS ami 05 TO GROUP • plant will raise the temper,i- years • ture, by several degrees, "f he initially attributed to Ihe UNISEX SIZES S-M-L Donors receive blood credit NAT. ADV. TOS20 00 NAT. ADV. TOS24 00 NAT. ADV. TO 11 BOO % two million gallons ol cooling Oyster Creek plant outfall In TURTLENECK for'themselves and Iheir fami- water per minute. later research, however, he lies for one year OVER 300 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH While the proposed pi,ml found these population drops will occupy some Kit) acres of referred to' in earlier liter- OVER ature as a periodic phenome- JUNIORS FAMOUS NAME BRAND Atlantic sea bottom, the ills GETJNTO THE SUPER CASUAt LOOK charge water will raise the non long before Ihe Oyster I'lanl plant wen! OMSIICIIII IN temperature of about five GROUP DRESS acres of wafer surface at Under prodding from in- TOPS LOOK Q .lack Pearce, director of.the least five degrees. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TO $12.00 SUPER V '.'We anticipate no thermal Sandy Hook Marine Labora- effect onshore," said Mr De tory who acted as panel mod- STYLED erator, Mr, Re Maitheis ad- Mallheis. OVER 200 ALL NEW OVER 100 ALL NEW JEANS FLARES mitted that the nuclear plants AND CUFFED Seen as Bridge discharged large amounts of JR'S BETTER LADIES BETTER SIZES 5 TO 13 Dr. David Thomas, of Ich- race** heal, bin nnl) he said, NAT. ADV. UP TO $18.00 IF PERFECT Ihyological Associates. Hie • about :lll per cent more' SUPER LITTLE PULL-ON firm acting as consultant to than equivalent fonsil fuel KNEE LENGTH OVER 200 ALL NEW OVER 400 JUST IN FRESH j I he power consortium in- plants MISSES BETTER volved in developing Ihe "it Radioactive waste from Hie ATJMEfoR HOLIDAY SAMPLES MEN'S BETTER BRAND ! TOPS SKIRT SUPER COOL AND CLASSIC Tl.ANk5.ANd A • CINCH *OVER WAIST LOOK Make A Date book TO bt A pain directory ol earning events lor mm proiu nrgaiH>n NECK-TIES ! SIZE S-M-L lions. Hales: j.' o(i for 3 hues [or one day. Si 00 each addi- J RIOT PANTS tional line. J:I iw for two ilays. $i . > each additional line; CUFFED AND FLARE 15 (M for three in five days, tl 'ill each additional line. )li IHI AI ihia vt'iv momenl vim for 10 (lays. J.' IK) each additional line. S-m nil fol 20 dayn S/100 $150 $000: 12 id each additional line Deadline noun il;i> before publi- gonii s/ioo snoo s NONE NONE cation Call the Dailj Register, 741-0010, ask tot Ihe Dale rind provable HIGHER HIOHEP. V^l • IUU HIGHER TO ••• HIQHER1 Secretary • And you h,i. 4 IN IN IN I GROUP ^^B GROUP NAT AOV UP TO 110 00 IF PEHF. GROUP . to liplp VIM, 4 OBOUP NOVEMBKH 20 -Out Tli,ink , NAT. ADV. TO SHOO NAT. ADV. TO $21.00 Todas - l-'oi children, l>ul a sion with u Ilibliial nicr.ll NAT. ADV. TOS9.00 OVER 2,000 YARDS TO CHOOSE nif in, iuiti",aspocial REPEAT OF A SUPERSALE Sponsored b\ Kinu of kine,s Lutheran Church "t Middle- Bible Lesson town Dial 171-3319 DECORATOR MEN'S-LADIES-CHILDRENS liom the Si rlplurt OVER 2.000 YARDS SPORTSWEAR NOVKMHKH 21 Iron tilth DECORATOR OUR ENTIRE ENTIRE STOCK llnlv Cross School, lluinsoii — \ imilli'V nf conleltipn with • '.'os STOCK EXCEPT I.IIV ami folk Mingii presented bj ihe ihinl and (mirth • iry BaKoi i GREEN TAGS gradesal Ifla.nt In the \udlloriutn Ml are Invited • FABRICS SHOES : NO\ i- \ir.i i; r; 'i YAFD YOUR CHOICE NONE NONE Wagon Wheel Playhouse • "Goodbye Charlie,' Union HIGHER $ HIGHER Ave school. Hazlel Curtain limed 30 CallMMTMl i loin in '.n nervation il GROUP GOO )S A YARD Barn Theatre present* — "Mound of Music PIIF. font . YOUR CHOICE NAT.6 ADV 0UP TO $6 98 A YARD 2.00 Uy musical Nov 2, .1,9 II Ii IS M and Matinre on Nm NAT. ADV. TO $16.00 10. For reservations call Ml Kti lefll yOlll i t NONFMUKU M OFF CLOSED THURSDAY t "Shrew stum Historical Knclelj Author Dinnet John T Cunningham, speaker oi'de i ninn llou i\ Hed t Hank, I p in Fot reservation! i all lilt Dellnll r4l W7I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CASHIER WILL EAT'N TURKEY THANKSGIVING DEDUCT YOUR NOVKMBKR I" in i I MHKH I SERVICE ON THANKSGIVING DAY 50% SAVINGS Sam i i Basement r i \ i hnfl Shop SI AT 10 AM HAPPY THANKSGIVING Mir] i hun h Ha i menl Kri < '•»•> \\ in t»i id i in I FIRST CHURCH OF NONE HIGHER |i III Vw and in1, II K new ^lll I I I.HUM lire Inni I CHRIST SCIENTIST NAT ADV TOt.tlA YO ALL SALES FINAL NIL* WAHTID PULL AND PART TIM! APPLY IN PINION 211 Broad St. R»d B»nk The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Tuesday, November II, 1J7J 9 I

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SIGHT AND SOUND SHOPPE THE DULY ni N iiijmi win ,{30 MONMOUTH ST. 842-8880 RED BANKUf N.I. n»ftetnjfJ^iniiinn _!«.i-oiitl COLONIAL^ REGISTER Ofnn Monday unit Arii/nt 'til '> 10 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddietown, N.J. Tuesday, November 21,197) Woman Indicted In Neglect Case FREEHOLD - A 22-year-, Ave., Jessie Edwards Sr. of old Freehold woman has been 1431 Eighth Ave., and Leon indicted by a Monmouth Lamar of 510 Myrtle Ave, ail County grand jury on a Neptune, and Robert Pouncey charge of neglecting her two- of 622 Prospect Ave., Maurice year-old son June 15. Mitchell of 1405 Summerfield Mrs. Sonja Ellefsun of 22 Ave., George Jones of 1405 Marcy St. is charged of neg- Summerfield Ave., and Duval lecting her son, Allen Kllef- Moore of 131 Borden Ave., all shop and save till late tonight ten, who the indictment said Asbury Park, are charged Is a cerebral palsy victim, by with gaming at dice May 25 in and Wednesday night allegedly locking him in his Asbury Park. bedroom and as a result he Steven Schwartz, 22. of 373 caught his arm in a window Robertsville Road, Freehold, frame. is charged with issuing forged This indictment and these checks — one for $55 on Nov. were among those handed up II, 1971, and one for $60 on to Superior Court Judge M. Nov. 12. 1971, against the ac- Raymond Mctiowan. county count of Gerard Freeman, 139 sale 11.90-14.90 assignment judge. Wilson Ave., Freehold - in Kenneth Johnson of (i Glen- the Central Jersey Bank and $16-$19 men's lambswool mary Ave., Leonardo, is Trust Co., Freehold Town- charged with entering the At- ship. imported sweaters lantic Highlands firehouse Pedro Velazquez, 33, of 148 From Israel two handsome full without breaking July 15 and Monmouth St., Red Bank, and fashioned styles in machine attempting to steal a two-way Loretla Velazquez, H of '287 washable 2 ply lambswool. Both radio valued at $800. Georgia Tavern Road, How Patrick J. Donnelly, 1H, of ell. are charged with neglect- with saddle shoulder. Ribbed V 19 Sunset St., Keansburg. is ing their son, Anthony, 10. by neck pullover and 6 button, 2 charged with receiving stolen allegedly leaving him without pocket, V neck cardigan. property, a watch valued at proper care, food and shelter Classic solid colors. Sizes S, M, $350 which was the property for 12 hours July 24 in Unwell. L. Men's Sportswear. of Cedar Inn, Highlands. Sept. Gregory Yencarelli, 27. ol 1 in Keansburg. Bridgeport, Conn , Raymond Ronald A. Drake. If "' Popp, 20, of 29 Edison Ave., Trenton, is charged with de- New Shrewsbury, and Patri- frauding Irwin Lincoln-Mer- cia Ann Thompson, 23, of 25 cury, Freehold, by allegedly Carriage Hill Drive, Colts failing to return a rented mo- Neck, are charged with pos- tor vehicle July 18. sessing a machine gun — a 45 Joseph llasa, 25. of .'J4 caliber semi-automatic rifle; Bayside Drive, Highlands, is receiving stolen properly, a charged with attempting to sawed off shotgun and a 45 obtain drugs under false pre- caliber rifle valued at $250 tenses by allegedly counter- and possessing methamphela- feiting a doctor's signature on mine and phencyciidine June a prescription for 12 dilaudid 15 fn Long Branch. Yencarelli tablets and presenting the alone is additionally charged prescription to Sun-Ray with receiving stolen proper- Drugs, Middletown, July 14. ty, a credit card: Arnold K. Hill, 19. of 58 Bond St., Freehold, is charged In that same Indictment, with robbing Hugh Boyle, 110 Rogert O. Kvans. 27, and South St., Freehold, of $42 Kathleen McLaughlin, 20. Sept. 2 in Freehold. both of 34 Ocean Terrace. sale 19.90 William H. Mott of 25 In- Long Branch, are charged stitute St., Freehold; Shirley with possessing a machine $22 loroman black wrought iron desk set Thornton of 29 Church St., Ka- gun — a 32 caliber pistol The perfect desk for students, for home offices. Plasticized tontown; Andrew Hughie of which allegedly was altered to wipe clean walnut finish. Comfortable vinyl upholstered 114 Rt. 35, Nate Beauford of fire automatically and pos- 1501 Corlics Ave., Harold sessing LSD and prochlor- chair. Comes with an attached reading lamp that is Suggs of 1200 Nineth Ave., pcrazinc that same day in adjustable. 3 Convenient storage shelves. All stores except Harold Niblack of ,123 Fisher Long Branch. Brick Town or Red Bank. Charge of Assault sale 11.90 sale 14.90 $15-$19 Misses' polyester fashion pants $20 men's imported fisherman knit sweaters Cuffed and uncuffed polyester, polyester/silk, polyester/acrylic From Italy, 100% wool mock turtleneck pullover or cardigan styles. On Child Denied blends, herringbones, checks, plaids, jacquards. Sportswear. Wooden button and 2-pocket detail. Natural. FREEHOLD - A 26-year- Superior Court Judge M. Ray- old Long Branch man has mond McCowan. pleaded innocent to a charge William Schenck. 19, of of abusing a two-year-old boy Newark denied committing an sale 9.90 sale 3/14.50 by allegedly striking him on assault and battery upon Long the head and burning the back Branch Patrolman Jules Wolf- $14100% acrylic fashion classic sweater $7-$10 men's fashion perma press dress shirts of a hand. son, threatening lo kill Patrol- All-over cable and rib combination pullover with mock turtleneck Polyester/cotton blends in solids and fancy patterns. New fashion Ronald La Page of 6KI Bui- man Woifson. Patrolman Ro- and back zipper. White or navy. Sizes S, M, L. Sportswear. collars. Sizes 14'/a-17. proportionate sleeve. 5.50 ea. tonwood Ave. pleaded in- land Matthew and Sgt, John nocent by mail to a charge of Naylor and receiving stolen abusing Sean Shuman. 2. of property, a ear belonging lo Long Branch on July 7 and 10 Naomi Polk, ITBGordoni Cor- sale 1/3 off sale 2/11.00 in Long Branch. ner Road, Marlboro, July I in Terry Moody, 22. of Long Branch. 14 karat gold jewelry for all occasions $7 men's woven cotton flannel sport shirts Bayonne denied neglecting Michael Graves, is. of 104 Rings, bracelets and pierced earrings. Some set with cultured Fly front, straight bottom style with 2 pockets. Assorted plaids. and being cruel to her chil- River SI . lied Bank, denied dren, Thomas Ebersole, l. pearls or semi stones. Beautiful gifts. Great for girls, too! Sizes S, M, L, XI 5.60 ea. breaking into Old Orch.it d and Barbara Moody, III Inn. Mnnmouth Koad. Katon- months, by allegedly failing lo town. April 23. provide a clean and proper sale 3.90 sale 39.00 home, failing to provide clean Justice Johnson Jr., 2K. of ,ind sanitary clothing ami bed- HI0 Seventh Ave.. Long ding, failingto keep the bod- $5~$1O famous maker small leather goods $65 zip-out lined raincoats for men Branch, denied poiisettlng a Wallets, billfolds, clutches and french purses in assortment of Polyester/cotton single breasted, fly front model. Stand-up collar, ies of her children clean and shotgun May 28 without a per- sanitary and leaving the two mit in Long Branch. fabrics, patterns, colors. Great gift selection. raglan shoulder, acrylic pile lined. children alone and unattended lor long periods of time with- Miles Martin. 24. of «4 l)u- out sufficient food and dunk rand Place, Long Branch, de- between July 1» and 22 in Mid- nied stealing a social Security sale 2/11.00 sale 39.90 diet own. check for $59150 from Harold she was arraigned before Caldwell, M Durand Place, $9-$12 long sleeve nylon bodyshirts $65-$75 men's famous polyester sport coats Long Blanch, and issuing the Shirt collared placket front. White, ivory, navy or multi color print. Solids or fancies in the popular 2-button, wide lapel, center vent forged check to Colonial Na- Sizes S, M, L. 5.90 each. Hosiery model. Perfect fashion for holiday activities. Man Given tional Hank. Long Branch Eric Rodrlquez, :';i, of I Jail Term Sherman Court, Long Branch denied possessing a pistol sale 2/9.00 sale 69.90 without a permit July is in For Holdups Long Branch $6-$8 warm brushed gowns and pajamas $120 men's trio polyester knit suit Nylon tricot or acetate/nylon blend long gowns and pajamas. 2-button blazer jacket with matching slacks plus contrasting pants FREEHOLD - Johnnie Janice Whitehead, Ift, ol 391 Smocking, embroidery, ruffled or eyelet trim. S, M, L. for a sportive look. Navy, brown. Mack Brown. JO, ol ErtglMv Ocean Ave.. Long Branch, town has been sentenced lo 18 pleaded innocent by mail to B to 21 veins In Mate prison for charge oi soliciting (or proatl mil' timed robber) con< Ictlon tut Ion by allegedly Inviting sale 37.90 and two admitted Rimed rob unlawful aexual Intercourse sale 16.90-18.90 berlea between herself and Long A j u r v before Superior $48-$64 long dresses for the holidays $2O$25 boys' favorite lined outerwear 1 Branch Patrolman Peter Cnurl I udgi Thomas L Johns July IS in Long Branch Banlons, nylons, rayon satins, cotton velvets, metallic lurex. Great Nylon hooded snorkles, nylon parkas, acrvlic oile lined cotton Yaecarlno convicted Brown holiday looks. Sizes 8-18. Moderate dresses. denim short jackets. Sizes 8-20 i Oct. 25 of taking |H at gun- i OdefendUl Krank Derosa point from Thomas A Thump .li . 26, of llackensack pleaded son, an employs of Rosclla» innocent by mall to .i charge Country Club Tavern, Mil- of imiimg the patrolman lo sale 16.90 sale 2/5.90 Ihuftt Komi. Manalapan Bnd have sexual Intercourse with possessing • pistol without a Janice Whilehead for $30. $22-$32 fashionable half size dresses $6 plump'dacron polyester filled pillows permit Sept, 19, 1972, in Ma- Youthful, fitting and slimming styles in dark or light colors. One or Washable and dryable, long wearing, non-allergenic, cotton cover. nalapan EdWard T. Baldwin of 22 two pieces. Jacquard polyesters included. Perfect sleeping comfort. 20"x26" size. Brown pleaded guilty \o\ H Highland Drue. Engllihtown, lo Rimed nililifiii's in Allen- pleaded Innocent by mall lo town and Engllahtowti an accusation ol a morala 1 1 Judge Yaccartno imposed ,i i hargn over a five-year i" ' sale 64.90-94.90 id* 119*225 $500 fine on I.IHJIH Made Ma od eliding oei 2 m Manalapan rtncola, 878 Ocean \\e, Long ,ind threatening to kill the Vl( $84-$120 fur trimmed coats for juniors famous stratolounger recliners Branch, for admlttedl inn Luxurious velvet, long wear Herculon olefin, easy-care, vinyl. In Steven .1. CfCtrO, 2R, Ol I Smashing fashion scoop with the look of the season. A great coat >ii: marijuana lit Long collection with furry accents. Sizes 5 to 15. stock for at-once delivery. All stores except Brick Town or Red Branch Oct. 14. Brown Place. Red Bank, Bank. Vincent Vatlcano, 13 ul Edl pleaded innocent b) mall and son was placed on probation .lames (llhson, 21, of 118 Klflh for two years and fined |3O0 Ave , l.img Branch, denied in for possessing marijuana and court that they possessed he- sale 5.60 sate 10.00 amphetamine with Intent la roin March LI in t.onu $7-$9 toddler girls' washable slack sets distribute and acquiring a Branch. $15 decorative 5-quart ice bucket firearm wlihwii | w i Hiooks 0 Sample nf Cream Cotton denim or cotton corduroy sets and 1-pc knits. Flare leg Padded washable vinyl, black patent leather handle; fully p Matawan Township March 3, Ridge denied pi pullon pants; long or 3/4 sleeve tops. Prints, solids. 2-4. insulated. Housewares. All stores except Brick Town or Red Bank. velvet without a permit June Vaticano had pleaded guilty •Jin freehold Township lo ihe charges. 11 The D.Uy Renter, Red B,ak-Mldd.elo»n, MJ. Tuesday. November!., IKI Holmdel Students' 'Freedom By DEBORAH FK(iAN mg lo cut down noise pollu- There an- two each Softball, ter for the nmununit) tion hockey and soccer fields And. with the school cen- I HOLMDKI. - Student! who Expandable Rooms "The key here is high initial tralumi within the commu- attend the townships new lot kcis are grouped togelh- cost but low maintenance nity. Mr. White said. The high school will have .1 unique rr in rows underneath the cost," Mr White explained, perspective planning has been opportunity to 'take a greater principal's office rather than (ultural Center aimed at high public use role in their own educiUon, in hallways so classes in ses- The best example of I hi There is an atmosphere of experience greater Freedom sion will not be disturbed bysaid, is the schools audit"- rapport that shows itself in and learn how in manage their use num It is a tl < the flowing continuity ni glass their time " The principals office, a Stanley (ila/er. Board "f walls rather than brick and These words were spoken half-level above the commons, Kducation vice president, de- cement, an atmosphere of by Principal Richard 11 is enclosed in glass with scribes it as. •equal I", if not meaningful education White, who says he has "a Int brown-orange curtains drawn better than any theater in As Mr White said. The key ol his blood" in the new in a semi-circle, like a watch- New York " here is Involvement, »r the school tower Seating up to 1 (HKI the the- five e's: creativity, com- Whatever Hint into it be- • "The key here is quiet ater will be used by both the mitment, craftsmanship, com- side the Jii J million dollars in unoblrusiveness." Mr White elementary school ami the hi-fi prehensiveness and i'o-oper- TIME TO RELAX - Students and faculty olike bchool. which serves as school entrance, cafeteria const met ion costs, has opened explains school, and as a cultural at ion join in commons area in new Hblmdel High and social and recreation room. *imwvmi>*»* the doors not only lo a place Class and seminar rooms of education but to education vary in size, with soundproof efficiently placed as well partitions which can expand There was no tradition to he Diem to seat from 25 to 75 stu- followed, when, in I9BS. the dents Red Rank Board of Education Rooms are grouped .md told the township it could'not adapted lo the subjects laugh) longer accept its stuilcnK in them Carefully Designed The English department of- Dr. II. Victor Cfespy, then fers:, among others, courses in school superintendent, started comic books and horror fic- to do what he had done with tion. the elementary school, tn Media Orirntrd which the hi^h school is now The foreign language area Channel Club Tower attached, lie wrote an Educa- employs a wireless loop which tion Specification. enables the student to prog Mr. White, principal nf the less at his own speed with the elementary school at that use of headphones. time, joined Dr. Crespy in There are six science labo- at Monmouth Beach working with the architect lo ratory areas, with a plan- develop a design that would etarium and greenhouse represent, alone, with their among the outstanding fea- educational ideas based on tures. I flexibility, the most efficient The school has an open use nf space. space art room, a commu- ' "The key here is the effi- nications department unh ciency factor," Mr. White two dark rooms, a mechanics S.I III garage and an KM broad- Ruiidmg began in the fall o( casting station for electronic 1971. studies. The journalism area has a The entrance of the 135.000 copying machine and the square-foot diagonal shaped mathematics department building is the commons. spoils a computer. It serves as a (reeling place The school is very media for students during the day oriented and clubs at night. It is also a There is a small television cafeteria and recreation studio, cassettes that the stu- room, complete with table dents may charge out over- tennis tables. night, audio equipment, an in- Student Commons tercom system and telephones It is most commonly used in all the rooms. as a gathering place for stu- Athletic Facilities dents who have free periods The physical education de- and who are not required to partment has one large and report to a study room. two auxiliary gymnasiums Only when a student shows with all the equipment profes- that he cannot manage his sional athletes would need for lime by failing a few subjects workouts. ;will the commons privilege be All the subject areas have •taken away. passageways on both levels to • "The key here is responsi- the learning resource center, bility with accountability!11 or library, at the center of the :Mr White said. building. There are no bells that ring The school occupies a -tn inside the school. It is felt a acre tract IM'II system is more of an There are six tennis courts, ienemy lo the students than a two football fields and two ifnendly reminder. Again, re- baseball diamonds, with the sponsibility is interjected into outfields being used for Other 'education. sports depending on the sea- There is wall-to-wall carpet- son.

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Tuesday, November it, 1171 f Jeremy' Is Nice Little Picture With Nice Little Story By BETTE SPKRO nice little story about one of will probably enjoy the some" touch to what is essentially a Robby Benson, fresh from a The adult roles are not im- Technically the film, a firs! who has taught film at Colum- the largest life experiences of what winsome memories that story of and for adolescents. role in the Broadway play portant in this movie and for feature film endeavor by' bia University and Brooklyn There isn't much to say all, first love. are rekindled as you recall It is difficult for me to judge 'The Rothschilds." is ex- that reason, with the ex-writer-director Arthur Bar- College and heretofore won about "Jeremy" except it is a If you were ever 15, and in 'your days of holding hands in just what young lovers are cellent in the title role of a ception of Jeremy's music ron. is not letter perfect Shot distinction with documen-l 'nice little picture, with a love, (and who wasn't?) you the high school cafeteria. doing nowadays, having been sensitive, intelligent, normal teacher, they are only ade- on location in New York City, taries. rates a high mark, just But.probably the group IS a distant 14 years ago. But teen-ager. quate. Again some heavy- some frames are not in clear the same, in "Jeremy.". which will empathize most or in my day we just played Glynnis O'Connor, in a qui- handed, unnecessary adult focus and shadows are too And probably no one will all with Jeremy and his first' chess — and not in the bed- et, subdued portrayal — shy touches show in the portrayal dark in some, while color ii agree more than the student- love, Susan, is the one which room. would be the word, I guess — of the parents and other blurred in others. Mr. Barron. aged people who go to see it. is encountering that ex- One parent of several teen- makes a most auspicious de- grownups who, with the ex-' mm perience itself. An au-agers enjoyed the film but but as Susan. There is also ex- . ception of Susan's father, are dience viewing the film at a agreed that scene did not ring cellent support from Jeremy's silly stereotypes. 'preview last week was com- true, at least from his paren- friend. Ralph, a ram- However, again the au- HORSE and PET . posed mainly of young people, tal perspective. He suggested, bunctious, gregarious buy who dience seemed to identify with all of whom in that age brack- however, it might have been acts as the perfect foil, pel them, so perhaps there are • 1 - et appeared to like the film • FOOD inserted to more poignantly sonality-wise, for Jeremy. parents like that nowadays. immensely. play up the young lovers' Judging by their reaction, plight and their eventual • REMEDIES the tale of this young couple denouement. - of today rings true. Film Rated PG IF YOU HAVE WHITECAPS • SUPPLIES Doesn't Ring True Whatever the case. I do not But there is one aspect in want to belabor the point. But the film which is rated PG I feel it should be mentioned IN YOUR JOHN... fir for tiie benefit of those par- (for general audiences, paren- FREDD.WIKOFFCO. tal guidance suggested) that ents, and young people, who INSULATE! I'm flot sure does ring true. are not quite Into con- Jeremy and Susan, after the summating love affairs at age TEL. 842-5861 236 MAPLE AVENUE growth and development of 15, true love or not. There is no doubt about the YOUNG LOVE — Robby Benson, as Jeremy, calls their relationship, con- About Blown In Rockwool Insulation a race to the delight of his young girlfriend Susan, summate their togetherness rest of the movie. From the RED BANK (H^ 741-0554 played by Glynnis O'Connor in the film "Je- physically1 — after playing a kids' standpoint, it is superb. remy." The tale of two teenagers, and their first game of chess in his bedroom. experlencewith love, has opened in Monmouth The scene is done in good County. The movie, a comedy with a touch of taste, but I think it might be a poignancy, is a United Artists release. bit too much of an adult Monmouth Symphony Will Begin Seasonal Rehearsals OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The ganization now numbers Monmouth Symphony Orches- about 75 players, having tra has begun rehearsals in grown from a modest and preparation for the new musi- humble 20. cal season which will be a ju- Incidentally, Maestro Mi- bilee anniversary year. raglia was musical director The 1973-74 season marks a then, 25 years ago, as he is quarter century of its exis- now, but with a six-year inter- tence providing uninterrupted lude when Gilman Collier was and successful presentations of director. the standard repertory of mu- The regular subscription sic to the residents and neigh- series will begin on Jan. 29, bors of Monmouth County. 1974 at the Ocean Township The board of directors and its High School in West Park affiliate, The Monmouth Sym- Ave. The orchestra will phony League, arc proud to present a sparkling and at- disclose plans for this anni- tractive young violinist, Ar- versary year larger and more turo Delmoni, as assisting art- exciting than any in its his- ist. Mr. Delmoni has been tory. critically acclaimed "techni- The opening concert, a pre- cally and emotionally a mas- subscription performance, ter." takes place on the evening of Louis Mlraulla A feature of this jubilee con- Dec. 11 at the Holmdd School. cert will be a party at the end The program and the soloist have been fulfilled is amply of the program tendered to will be announced in the near attested to the orchestra's un- the members of the orchestra, future. This concert is free to broken history and steady honoring especially that de- the public, a kind of gift to the growth. Under its musical di- voted band of players who residents of the shore area in rector, Louis Miriiglia. the or- were charter members. gratitude for the support lent the orchestra in the past. Ev- erybody is invited to attend, both adults and children. Deepwater Port The Monmouth Symphony Orchestra was established in 1949 for two purposes: First, In afford the opportunity to all Ban Bill Cleared the trained and talented musi- WASHINGTON - A bill under this title to construct a cians to work together on a which would give a state pow- deepwater port facility unless regular basis under com- er to ban construction of a the adjacent state has an en- petent leadership performing deepwater port was cleared vironmental program which good ensemble music, and Thursday by the House Public includes provisions for con- second, to fill the cultural Works Committee. struction of deepwater port need of all people to attend "I'm very happy." said facilities off it's coast." concerts where good music Rep. James .1. Howard, D- This means, Mr. Howard and professional soloists .no N.J., sponsor of the deepwa- said, that unless the state sets presented. . ter ban amendment. up an environmental program How well these purposes The bill, which was report- governing the construction of ed out of committee, is de- a deepwater port, a federal li- signed to set up licensing cense for such a facility can- procedures for construction of not be granted. deepwater ports. Mr. Howard said he felt the But is also contains Mr. amendment would be just as Howard'! amendment which effective as an earlier pro- in effect (jives I itata the posed amendment, Whltfl power to prevent the filing of would have given a slate gov- an application for B deepwa- ernor the power to reject ('(in- ter port. struction of an off-shore Oil port. United The amendment says: "No license shall be granted' The bill would set up a li- ADVfRTIIfMINT censing commission to review ADVERTISEMENT and approve deepwater port Counties applications. Serving on the Tormenting Rectal Itch commission would be the Sec- retary of Transportation; Sec- Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues retary of Interior; Secretary Trust Promptly Relieved of Commerce; Secretary of the Army, and the federal di- In many enses Preparation H dreds of patients showed this rector of the Environmental gives prompt, temporary rel ief to be true in many cases. In Protection Agency. from such pain and Itching fact, many doctors, them- selves, usp I'rrfxiralion II" or Mr. Howard said the bill, and actually help!) shrink one of three dealing With Overdraft Checking recommend it for their fam- swelling of hemorrhoitl.il I is deepwater ports, now (joes to lues caused by inflammation. ilies. Preparation H ointment the House Rules Committee, Tests by doctors on hun- or suppositories. Here's instant money for holiday shopping and probably will come before the House for a vote Barry and entertainment. We'll establish a cash next month. reserve to back up your UCTC Checking Ac- Mr. Howard said the bill count - $500 or more. It covers checks written Homeowners: would allow New Jersey to prevent construction of a for more than your balance. Or, ybu can deepwater port because state transfer any part of your available credit to if there's anything advertised in legislation now dottn't pro- your checking account whenever you wish. vide for the licensing or ap- There's no obligation to use your credit. Why today's paper you'd like to own, proval of an offshore port. Mr Howard has continually not have it on hand just in caseof need. Apply remember who can help opposed the proposed coil' now at any office of UCTC. •traction of a dtepwater port n(f New Jersey. you buy it. "Although the hill hasn't Another feature of UCTC's "ONE-STATE- united counties been passed yet. ' he said, MENT BANKING" total convenience for per- "we haven't had any ileepwa sonal checking account customers. OVER- tar ports built yet, ami i don'l DRAFT CHECKING • AUTOMATIC SAVINGS trust company think we are going to have anv either." • ACCOUNT SUMMARIES where good things start to happen Avca Six Boys Join All in one helpful package Member ol Federal Reserve System • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. You may convert the built-up equity in your house Into Cult Pack 126 cash In your hands. Caah to do whatever you want to do, LITTLE SILVER - Six and pay back conveniently over a period of years. new Bobciti were Inducted &iakt tacatiati'l in Gaunty fa l&ioe mu: into Cub Pack lit at a mtal Bellord Office Eatontown Otlice Keansburg Autobank Middlelown Office SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS TO $25,000. ing In the flrehousc Attorney's law may be charged at time of closing. onardville Ro.id Executive Center. Ono M,nn Slrret 242 Mam Street The now inumliers ai Chapel Hill Oflice Keansburg Office Lincroll Office Port Monmouth Office JIWCO FINANCIAL. SERVICES, INC. Adams, Malt Qarrtton, HIM, 443 Highway 35 Church Strppi and Oarr Avi 134 Main 81., Malawan 566-8500 Ityan, Edward White, Mark Wlchmann and Michael Yuri- 319 Main St., KMiwburg 787-9000 III' The Dally Register, Red Buk-MMdktown, N. J. Tuesday, November M, 1171 13 M-m-m That Aroma of Apples

By BARBARA GIBBONS • 3 tablespoons granulated tugar 3 tablespoons sugar substitute- On these crisp fall days one nf the must potent perfumes i? teaspoon cinnamon around is "Eau de Apple l'ie ' Never mind all those lemon- The Slim Gourmet >4 teaspoon apple pic spice scented sprays, the cinnamon-and-spue fragrance of a trtv-li- I cup boiling water I baked apple dessert is one of (he most effective man bails Carefully core the apples without cutting through the bot- — Peel and slice apples into the bottom of a nine-inch around! tom round or square cake pan. • Unfortunately, the calories of most apple desserts have Stand the apples in a baking dish just large enough to hold — Combine flour, two tablespoons .sugar, rgg and water in just the opposite effect. At 4(H) or ">0(l Clloriet a slice, apple pie them. Kill the centers with raisins, sugar and sugar .substitute. a mixing bowl. Beat for one minute with an electric mixer. tends to bury' girlish waistlines and manly midriffs in wads of Pour in the wine. Bake in a preheated 350-degrce oven for :«l to Spoon over apples. -u -I i V 45 minutes, basting frequently, until apples are tender but nol — Combine sugars, spues and sugar substitute; sprinkle L . I • I potbellied nab. mushy. Serve warm or chilled. The wine forms a delicious over batter. To keep both your figures in apple-pie order, girls, tempi sauce. Makes four sen ings, 105 calories each. — Pour on boiling water in a thin stream, while stirring your man with the unforbidden fruit baked in wine. Don't wor- — Bake in a preheated 375-dcgiee oven for 30 minutes. To ry about the alcohol calories, they evaporate in the baking. All Men's our easy pudding cake that makes its own apple- serve cut a square or wedge of cake, then spoon on the warm you get is the flavor — and the fragrance! rich topping right in the cake pan. "apple pudding sauce'' from the pan. APPLE PUDDING CAKB Makes nine servings, only 117 calories each SHKHHV BAKKK API'I.KS i apples 4 apples 1 cup self-rising all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons golden (white) raisins 2 tablespoons sugar Slim down with seafood! For recipe favorite* and diet lips, 2 teaspoons brown sugar legg send a self-addressed, stamped emelopr and 25 rents to Slim sugar substitute to equal 1 tablespoon ••j cup cold water Gourmet Fish Dishes, In care of this newspaper, 54 West Shore Vi cup dry sherry 3 tablespoons brown sugar Trail, Sparta, N.J. #7871. ' HMMMM

SPARKLE FOR TABLES - Mrs. Frank"ucitro, Eatontown, right, co-chairman of the Wo- man's Community Club of Eatontown's Tinsel Ball, previews a table decoration for the event, Autumn Bridal Announcements set for Dec. 1 at 9 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium of the Monmouth Shopping Center. Co-chairman is Mrs. Vincent Urge assisted by Mrs. Robert B. Packin-Maples H Jameson-Meder Dixon, Eatontown, left; Mrs. Vincent Marone, KT. MONMOUTH - Miss and Mrs. Milton Packin of Mrs. William Greenwood, Mrs. Eugene Kan- Stephanie Lynn Maples, West Orange, here Nov. II. EAST KKANSBURG - In John Kirkpatrick waa best kowski, Mrs. Vincent Festa, Mrs. Harold Gross- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bil- The marriage and reception St. Catherine's Catholic man and the ushers were man, Mrs. Wilbur Rau, Mrs. Nunzio Callse, Mrs. ly Glenn Maples, 65 Dale took place here in Gibbs Hall Church here Nov. 10 Diana Charles Meder, .lames Bryer Officers Club. Eatontown Maude Pollifrone, Mrs. Albert Carelli and Mrs. Road, became the bride of Mary Meder, daughter of Mr. and Ricky Ashniore. Francis Bruce. Mayor Herbert E. Werner of- Glenn Alan Packin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meder, 65 Mr. and Mrs Jameson arc ficiated. Oak St., Keansburg, became employed by Midland (.lass Miss Kathleen Susan Conii the bride of Charles N. Co., Cllffwood. She is an was maid of honor and brides- Jameson, son of Mr. and Mrs. alumna of Middlelown Town- maids were the Misses Mary Charles Jameson, 4 Fifth St., ship High School and Mr. E. Shellenbach and Beth R. Tea Leaf Lustre Matawan. Jameson was graduated from Binder There was a reception in In the early days of tea Matawan Regional Ili^h Dr. Gary S. Packin was best the Town and Country Inn, School. He served with the drinking, the superstitious be- man for his brother and Jef- Keyport. Army Kngineers and was sta- lieved that a complete, un- frey B. Maples, the bride's Attending the bride were tioned in Germany and Viet- folded tea leaf remaining at About Antiques brother, and Dr. Joseph I). Mrs. Veronica Kirkpatrick, nam. the'bottom of an emptied lea Gleicher were ushers. matron of honor; Mrs. June The couple will reside in cup was: a sure sign of good Mrs. Glenn Packin Mn. Charles Jameson The bride, a stewardess Bryder and Miss Rose Meder. Matawan. luck and fortune. This belief (The former (The former with United Air Lines based may have inspired the pattern Stephanie Maples) Diana Meder) known as Tea Leaf Lustre at John F. Kennedy Inter- used on quantities of in- national Airport, is an alumna expensive Knglish and Ameri- of Northeast High School. Broderick-Woodward Fort Uuderdale, Kla can ironstone china tableware NEW BRUNSWICK - In Jay Rothberg was best man Holiday Outing manufactured during the late The bridegroom, a s;ilcs Kirkpatrick Chapel at Rut- and the ushers were Mike 1800's. representative for B & S gers University here Satur- Fields and Ric Broderick. Originally sold as Lustre Sales, New York, is an day, Miss Wanda Louise Mrs. Broderick received a Band or Lustre Band with alumnus of Mountain High Woodward, daughter of Mr. degree in biology from Doug- For Children Sprig, the pattern was of ^nlil School, West Orange, and and Mrs. Robinson 0. Wood- lass College here, and has Thanksgiving Day, one of Point Pleasant which will be luster, or other metallic luster Monmouth College, West ward, 1 Hillyer Lane, Middle- been employed as a research the longest holiday weekends, giving out a free gift, to each resembling gold, in the shape Long Branch. The couple will town, became the bride of technician at Cornell Univer- is usually a time — when fa- child over the Thanksgiving of a solitary iprig of oriental reside in Randolph Township Donald Roy Brodenck, son of sity Medical College, New ther isn't looking at the foot- weekend. tea leaf. Pieces were deco- on their return from a wed- Mrs. Helen Broderick of ball game — families try to York. The Museum is located on rated with tup and bottom ding trip to Hawaii. Sandy Hook, Conn., and the give the kids a,special treat. The bridegroom was Rt. 34, one mile south of Gar- bands, and the small motil late Richard Broderick. awarded a degree in civil en- For some It's the trek up to New York and the Thanksgiv- den State Parkway F.xlt 90 was usually centered on DOCTOR IS SPKAKKR The Rev. Bradford S. Aber- gineering from Rutgers Uni- ing Day parade (loser to south. It will be closed plates and platters, and posi- LONG BRANCH - Or. Jo- nath^ officiated at the ser- versity and has been em- home for New Jcrseyltes is a Thanksgiving Day and open 10 tioned on the sides of cups, seph E. Formichclla, an As- vice, Which was followed by ployed by Nichols Engineer- different kind of museum a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Sat- bowls, jugs and tea puts, etc. bury Park Internist, will be luncheon In the Rutgers ing, Bellemcad. guaranteed to please not only urday and Sunday. guest speaker at a meeting of Alumni Faculty Club. Mr. and Mrs, Broderick will Much of the Tea Leaf the youngsters, hut father and lev. Shaw, Wilkinson and oth- the American Association of Miss Marie Woodward was The Museum houses a col- Lustre was imported into the Ohio and Trenton, N.J. make their home in St. mother too. United States and Canada ers. American made exam- Complete sets of tableware Medical Assistants tomorrow her sister's maid of honor. Charles, Mo. lection of well over a hundred from Knglish potters such as ples are known to have been were offered to the public by at 7:30 p.m. here in headquar- It's the New Jersey Antique of the best American classic Wedgwood, Furnival, Grind- produced at Kast Liverpool, the leading mailorder houses ters of Family and Children's Auto Museum In Wall, near and antique cars ever made. and stores of the day. Sears, Services of Monmouth Coun- Roebuck Company featured ty, 191 Bath Ave, Assistant di- We're Big Spenders an open line of this ware with rector of the Department of DESTINATION: some pieces going for as little Medicine, and a member of For Diet Products as fifteen cents. A covered the medical Staff at Jersey butter dish originally selling Shore Medical Center, Dr. NEW YORK (AP) — Forty eners, dressings, spreads and G/tarit Citu for seventy cents would brin^ Formichella is a member of million American families syrups and JIM million for oth- SHREWSBURY PLAZA (7 about thirty-five dollars on the American College of Phy- spend over Jl billion annually er low-calorie items, today's antique market. sicians and a former presi- on low-calorie foods and bever- Consumers find it harder to Presents ages, despite current headlines Prices for simpler pieces now dent of the Monmouth County shop far diet foods than for decrying the high cost of food. start at about three dollars. Heart Association. regular foods. They say they The prime item purchased is encounter a lack of interest In Ladies Day low-calorie soda pop. their problems in stores, the Some SO million overweight study disclosed. or cholesterol-conscious Ameri- Sufferers from heart condi- cans will go on diets this year, tion form the largest group of and over 20 million are dieting dieters for health reasons. MEET for health reasons under a doc- There are 27 million American Every Wednesday tor's care, according to a study cardiovascular patients, ac- NEW PEOPLE by the Ogden Corp. cording to the National Heart Morning at 10 A.M. and help them settle into their Despite the laijje volume of Association. Five million dia- Monrnouth County Homes. Our new sales and the nation's over- at betics- and 45 million carriers Welcome Wagon type program will give you whelming preoccupation with YOUR "CITY" HOLIDAY INCLUDES: of tin" disease — form the sec- an opportunity to meet many interesting weight control, the study dis- ond largest group, according to people. You will be given an excellent closed wide ignorance and con- the National Diabetes Founda- ROUT! 35alSHRtWSBURTAV[ tiammg program. Full and part-lime salary fusion among consumers about • Accommodations lor 8 days, 7 nights at tion. positions available. We will answer all replies. specific diet foods. hotel selected. Current statistics of the U.S. Send name and phone number to. Diet foods' popularity has in- Public Health Service indicate • Meeting service and transfers between air- creased steadily in the last few that over half of adult men and Box F 273. The Daily Register. years, although the increase port and hotel. AN OUTSTANDING MOTION PICTURE 40 per cent of adult women ore varies by product classification. WILL BE PRESENTED FREE EACH WEEK at least 10 per cent overweight. • Baggage handling at airport (2 pieces per Red Bank. A The 200 million Americans Although this figure counts COURTESY OF spend on dietetic items other person j. some people twice - people than soda last year included with heart conditions, for ex- • Get Acquainted Cocktail Party or Welcome money for diet fruit, sweet- ample, njfly also be overweight Cocktail. Shrewsbury's Grant City it omits millions of Ameri- • Sightseeing Tour ol Caracas Tickets can be obtained (or the cans who restrict their diets for Nov. 21st show at Shrewsbury's FINAL WEEK! other reasons. « Discount Booklet. Marketing programs for diet Grant City now. foods achieved nearly equal • Complimentary Guide Book. FALL CUSTOM DRAPERY SALE! sun ess in stales as different as • Gratuities lor bellmen, maid and porter COFFEE WILL BE PLUS! New York and Missouri, the •0/ Select from over 1000 Fabrics study said, regardless of wheth- SERVED PRIOR TO FASHION SHOWS /O from the Overland Collection. er the organization involved MHS A rhHin store or a whole- Rale includes air fare Irorn New York, EACH PERFORMANCE ON SELECTED DAYS Antique Satins, Correlating sale outlet. Philadftipliia, Baltimore. Washing'm Dacron Polyester Sheers, Case- Her* are some of the great show* being ments, Damasks and others 4-Year Old Program offered FBM to the ladles. All Custom Tailored In Our Workroom Advisers Are Named to Exact Specifications. HKI) BWK - Mrs (ilenda NOV. 21st "Mrs. Polifax. SPY" Moors WHS named chairman timing ROSALIND RUSSELL of the Parents Advisor) Com NOV. 28th "Lady Liberty" EXAMPLES OF OUR SAVINGS miUea nf the Pour* Year Old Program at Oakland Rtreel $ltrrlng SOPHIA LOKN (ON ANTIQUE SATIN) REG NOW School Advisci to Ihi group|s DEC. 5th "Darling Lili" 48" Single Width Unlined 90" li.oo 23.28 Mrs Margaret Wtncni lltrrlnq JULIf ANDREWS 96" Double Width Unlined 90" 62 oo 46.90 in-iiri teacher DEC. 12th "The Sterile Cuckoo" 144 Triple Width Unlined 90" i 69.78 other member* oi Ihe con* 8 DAY, 7 NIGHT AIR/SEA TOUR titling LIZA MINCLLI mttlM Include Mn ludy Br FEATURING ving special events Ml I 3 and 4 DAY m/s FRANCA C, CRUISES DEC. 19th "Pop!" iii,iii,i jonei end Mn timingg AiALAN ARKIN (looks, refreshments Mr-, RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP iHn I,I Smilh and Mi I I tx'tn T I.S.J. v. -•:. i . Peace With Pisces Telephone

Dear Ann Landers; I was • .:.'.• - • ••- . . v MMMi b) Make a long-distance pleased that you didn't turn telephone call to a friend and your nose up and your thumbs talk awhile. down on astrology. Only a fool Ann Landers c) Shave her legs and ar- believes that all he has to do mpits. is sit back and let the stars d) Go on an overnight operators decide his destiny. That's nnt that 1 am nnt a homosexual. I fuse to leave anything? camping trip with no chap- what astrology is all about. have a wonderful wife who I am considered an ex- crone, just a couple of friends. Are you interested in what not only understands my need cellent waitress. I work very Thank you. - Trouble In the stars say about you. Ann? to relax and unwind, but en- hard and am pleasant lo ev- The Family Here's your reading, based on courages me to do so In any eryone. But certain customers Dear T: a) When she's a the position of the major plan- way that pleases me. I don't who come in here five and six freshman in high school - if ets the day you were born; drink, smoke, gamble or ca- days a week never leave a red she has good judgment and a Ann Landers, July 4. I9IK rouse. We have no children cent. It's hard lo continue to record of dependability. aren't paid to Mercury is important in the and we don't want any. Our give them a smile and good b) How far away does the chart of a writer. According marriage is perfect in every service. What can I do? — Be- friend live? How long is to Ann's reading. Mercury is way. We keep our little fun se- hind That Smile A Frown "awhile"? Is she willing to situated between Neptune and crets strictly between the two Dear Be: A tip is a gift. If a pay for the call out of her al- Saturn. This is a good in- of us. I wouldn't dream of person doesn't wish to leave lowance? dicator of her instructive (Sa- wearing my lady clothes out., "a gift" there is nothing you c) It depends on what's turn) and frequently hu- of our home. can do. I, for one, would like there. Generally, 13 or 14. morous (Neptune) approach Our love life Is very ex- to see the entire tipping sys- d) Are the friends boys or to the problems of her read- citing. My wife frequently tem abolished. Hotels and res- girls? If they are boys, I say think. ers. asks me to wear my wig and a taurants should pay their em- nix. If girls, I'd say 17. Jupiter, Pluto and the sun in necklace or a silk nightie ployes a decent salary, like, You are welcome. Cancer show her under- when we make love. I am al- other businesses. If this Confidential to Want To Be standing of emotions and sen- ways happy to oblige It's too means raising prices, fine and Honest: Fine. But being honest sitivities bad more married couples dandv. doesn't mean telling every- Mars in Libra and its rela- aren't as open as we are. Dear Ann Landers: How old thing you know. Kindness is tions to Venus and (iemini de- There would be fewer break- docs a girl have to be before Important, too. Don't pass on mite ease in self expression. downs and fewer divorces. she can: information that can't help She is intuitive, gels lo the Call me - Charlotte a) Go on a date with a boy and might hurt. heart of the mallei1 quickly Dear Charlotte: I'm sure in a car. and doesn't hesitate to speak glad you two found each oth- her mind lianus in late er. It would be quite a shock Aquarius trines Jupiter in to the average fellow if his early Cancer, an indicator of wife asked him to go put on a P WAREHOUSE True False good organizing ablllt) wig and a silk nightie before 0 SOUTH Of How about THAT, Ann - they made |OV8, EATONTOWNCMCIE A Pisces Who Isn't Mad At I am not being critical or fa- You. cetious. So long as you two • tl>w«n • IM I»I Mi M Dear Pisces Who am 1 lo stay in your own home, what- BUY THE There's a lot more to being a telephone making a routine connection, looking •rgue with the stars'* Thanks ever you do is your business. WAREHOUSE mmmn | Sj | [ lKli'5'i. "''''" for writing. (Hut please keep the shades operator than just sitting at a switch- up a customer listing or following Dear Ann Landers It may down.) WAY AW not be "normal" for a man to Dear Ann Landers: I am a SAVE board. Anyone who thinks otherwise through on an emergency call wear women's clothing, but it waitress who needs advice. should listen in when an operator Since the operator is generally your can be very healthy for a Our salaries are low and we marriage depend on tips. What can we spends an hour or more trying to calm primary contact with the phone com- First, please understand do about customers who re- a frightened child who has been left pany, his or her standards automatically THANKSGIVING alone. reflect ours. That's a pretty big respon- Or when a hysterical babysitter calls sibility. And our operators know it. SERVICE in an emergency. Or when natural dis- That's why, when they complete a call, aster strikes, and every call is a possible telephone operators want to feel crisis. assured that they've done everything Sure, there are rules to follow. But possible to satisfy you. since no two callers are alike, opera- People have always expected more COMMUNION and PRAISE tors must be able to think and act in- from the telephone company So being 'Enter into His gates with Thanksgiving' dependently at all times . whetb good isn't good enough. Photograpl WED., NOV. 21, 8 P.M.

I New Jersey Bell Emmanuel Baptist (Kljurrlj Being good isn't good enough. .Lorsluii Memorial Pky, at Seventh Ave. 47 BROAD STREET, RED BANK • 8H 7-5540 Atlantic Highlands 0|MTM.ftrita1.UOilMO FrillU0 N. J. Dance Guild Sets 'Nutcracker' The Pali) Register, Hed Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Tuesday, November M, 1WJ 15

MADISON TOWNSHIP - cookies, soldiers, mice and The New Jersey Dance flowers spring to life in this Theatre Guild will present ihe production complete with sce- Television Today Tchaikovsky holiday classic nery effects from the> giant UNION "The Nutcracker" at Ceder New York Channels—2.1,5.7.9,11,13 growing Christmas tree to the 1—..., NV> Mlliii. Ridge High School here, Sat- falling snow. »]) ouniinK Induitry, 747-0333J POPULAR PICTURES AT ALL TIMES 01 ANTIOUES 10:00 ri O POLICE STORY ID ZOOM •t'uilutlOfi I'miiae" Sir Anne Lanjrfun an.) IIUKII - EXCLUSIVE - fit SO00 1521 YOUR FUTURE IS NOW I i ?!i an sl«r in i ill i il tl W •• MONMOUTH COUNTY SHOWING 7:00 n m CB". EVENING NEWS ofmtn mm pntfei hi il I pohc« ot- PI WHAT'S MY LINE? I t ifia mni'iher tn pntrql - ni fl NIC NIGHTIY NEWS O ID NEWS STREISAND P I LOVE 1UCY O O MARCUS WELBY, M0. CINEMA 34 MiUwm I iihi.Tvision ••Rtckv'" Hawaiian Vnmion" •Thr cirrlri of sh;un<-" A young patient of r>r. ft BEDFORD wvihvii postpone! iicr nMfriagfl tn'iidmg Hiut she •> M t«M«00 IH TO TEII THE TRUTH f> AIC EVENING NEWS ©'CELEBRITY BOWLING TOGETHER! This Week on Futurevision II THE IUCY SHOW (D FIRING LINE WALTER MATTHAU •IJI. v IM'« Dn—v Thomai" ID THE 5ht STATE m THE MOO SOUAD (52) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'CHARLIE VARHICK" "», T««n fnllfd Siniirr" "The. Man Who Was Hunting Hifnltlf." Koater la m TAKE i} qiir«ln>nrt| hv th<- pollfv -iiiout imirdT, am) soon Nov. 2iT 3 PM. ID THF Oin MAID AND THE THIEF they Iff on ihr ^trgf ol HM srrrkl. Mil fT) HODGEPODGE LODGE 1010 O NEWS C21 THE CREATIVE PROCESS: CARMEN (D THE KILLERS A Spanish vrr«inti of thr prtBUCN program Heart Belle's Kitchen Tr* itnry nf rrnrlunnK an nrr-rn is tnM throned fQ THE WASHINGTON SCENE cr-rpta frnm actual I irfnrmanrrn 7:10 MM O O O O O © NEWS Nov. 21,7 P.M. I n TREASURE HUNT O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE O HOGAN'S HEROES '•Cirral Mlrrntlorf' •The Gasoline \\ n ' PLAZA - HHM O THE AVENGERS (* BFWITCHED • I JimiOOtl «0 I*4-44M| Woodmere School PTA Meeting "No Hfirm Churn*'1 "MiMion . . Highly Improbable ' ID PERRY MASON O WILD KINGDOM Nov. 20,6 P.M. -Nov. 23,3 P.M. •Thr Cut of Die Violent Veil ' WAlTMSNErS O WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11:30 O 09 CBS LATE MOVIE •Track* ind True**" Hind of Angels" <1!VY7. starring Clark Cable. "Ypu win! to hive "THAT DARN CAT- ONLY ON FUTUREVISION CABLE TV O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Sidney Poitirr A beautiful ynung arlstorrat di»- i good time it the movies? 09 STAND UP AND CHEER ravtn that lirr itmlhrr w:ts a llnve. il( i CHANNEL 12 542-7744 Oueits: Thr I^ltcrni*Ti O O THE TONIGHT SHOW L 1 Ficehold m ON TOP OF IT QUtWI Myron Colien. Diana Iligg, Erroll Garner. Check into 0 THE MANAGER'S CHAT 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE 1 THE WAY WE WERE, iPit na m I 4H-MS (52) NEW JERSEY NFWS REPORT ••r.'nd Street (tl.TD starring Ruby KeHer. Dick 7:45 PowrM Lovtt hate ;iii'l ambition are lh" drlvea of This is Ihe way I WILDLIFE PARADE .i produnrr and Ihr cut of nn upcoming Dtoad- mows used to be made and In my Tom 1:00 Q 03 CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING WALT DISNEY'S moncy.'l he Way We Wne' is the way When Penrtrmlnt Pativ invttci herself and ••sort- O O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT Laughlin ed friend* to ThiinkuRivinr dinner at Charlie'* ' Hnnrvnmtm Snitr ' nl.irnng Mnrey Amitrrdam. mgnes ought to be nude mote often . THAT DARN CAT hoimp, tt throws th« little "Peanut" Into a panlr M says Gene Shaltl ol NBC -T V Detores MALL 2 Fuehold O O CHASE 11:00 O MIDNIGHT MOVIE %M0»flHI. tin «t "The Dice Rolled Head." Chute put In a big bluff MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY "RallM "< III.- WoHdl" m.irnnt tlatirtr RalM Hill | MATINEE 2 P M DAILY \ by poiing a* head of a daisy gambling Hng for Taybr aorlety patron*, putting himself In competition (D THE TWILIGHT ZONE Hon. ITtlOt. 2-7-JPM "HELD OVER" with the real criminal. IB JANAKI *•<(. 2-7-9-11 P.M 0 SPECIAL 12:30 ID NI6HT FINAL Th«nk«gr»lng2S-7-»-t1 PM. "Hl-Jark and the Mighty' BILLY JACK KIDS EAT FREE 12:50 CD MYSTERY MOVIE Fri. <\ Sat. 2-7-0-11 P.M. O ACTION NEWS SPECIAL REPORT gun. >-frT-> PM. 1:00 O O TOMORROW "Public Bridget to Private ntchei" O PERSPECTIVE /4Wvancf Tickth Available \ From Our Special Children's O TEMPERATURES RISING "The Night Shift." More than ghosta and gohlirm O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE , I At the Sax Olliie J hnunt the wee hour* in a hospital aa Or. Mercy "On You Knnw Thin Vmrt" (1M4) tlnrnng lun trips working late. Pnryrn. tin hfiramla. Menu 1:20 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE O COMIAT LATE SHOW 1:30 "Operation Pacific" (IPfil) Marring John Wayne. O THE LATE SHOW ADMISSION ONLY' NOW thru NOV. 30 Pntrtrla Neal. 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"Anytime a game is NFC Central Division crown i» yard touchdown strike to Bill Van Brockhn's Atlanta Fal- decided by less than a touch- week ago. Brown with 6:29 left in the cons, ignited by a noisy, down, there are two dozen big Lee, who connected on 10 of game to cut Atlanta's lead to hometown crowd thirsting for plays. 18 passes for 171 yards in the 20-14. pro football success, knocked 'The most important people first half, teamed with Dave With less than two minutes the mighty Minnesota Vikings in a lot of games are the offi- Hampton on a l»-yard screen remaining, shortly after At- from the undefeated ranks cials," he said. "They make pass for Atlanta's first touch- lanta had ground out a first with a 20-14 victory. the big plays and I don't mean down and then scrambled down, Lee fumbled and Jim Falcon field general Bob that as a criticism. A lot of away from a fierce Viking Marshall scooped up the ball Lee hurled two touchdown calls are judgment and that's rush to find Eddie Ray alone and raced 18 yards where he passes in the nationally tele- what they have to do." near the goal line for a 39- fumbled, but Alan Page re- vised National Football There were several judg- yard scoring strike later in covered for the Vikings. League game. ment calls on whether passes the second period. Tarkenton threw two in- Tarkenton, benched by Van were caught or fumbled However, the Falcons had complete passes, was sacked Brocklin because of his throughout the game. to withstand a late charge by for a four-yard loss and on scrambling tactics when both The 56,519 partisan Atlanta Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota's fourth down scrambled at- were with the Vikings in the fans inspired the Falcons to scrambling quarterback who tempting to get the yardage 1960s, fell two yards short on the sixth consecutive victory, once was benched by Atlanta for a first down, but went out his biggest scramble of the leaving them just one game Coach Norm Van Brocklin of bounds a yard short and the night, missing a first down by behind the Los Angeles Rams when both were with the Vik- Flacons took over and ran out ings during the 1960s. the final 55 seconds of play. AP W.rrpMo two yards at the Falcon 40 on in the National Conference LAYING AN EGG — Atlanta Falcon wide receiv- stop in case. The ball was thrown by quarterback a fourth-down play with less er Lou Neal (80) bobbles the ball as Minnesota Bob Lee in the first quarter of last night's NFL than one minute remaining. linebacker Jeff Siemon (50) comes up to make the game in Atlanta. "Tarkenton's an older man now," said Van Brocklin, "Bud Grant (the Minnesota Bathgate to Coach coach) has restricted him a little. He has him under better control than I had." Garden's a Buck Jinx The controversial Van NEW YORK (AP) - The Milwaukee center gets psy- Docs the crowd affect the arc a natural rivalry. It Brocklin was in a jovial mood WHA's Vancouver after his team remained in Milwaukee Bucks are among ched up in Milwaukee," ob- pros? Yes, according to Fra- seems he tries harder against VANCOUVER (AP) - John McKenzie stepped down NHL's New York Rangers contention for a playoff berth. the terrors of the National served Frazier after the zier. New York — and I try harder Andy Bathgate, a former Na- as player-coach early in the and played there under Wat- He was particularly pleased Basketball Association, but Knicks had beaten the Buck "As far as I'm concerned, against him. He's really tional Hockey League star, year to devote all his time to son four of his 11 years with with a 39-yard scoring pass putty in the hands of the New 100-93 last Saturday night at when I hear the crowd call, tough." was named yesterday as head playing. the team. from Lee to Eddie Ray late in York Knicks at Madison the Garden. "He just kills us 'Come on, Clyde,' it turns me Fraizer then pointed to the coach of the World Hockey Bathgate, who began his In that time, he scored 272 the first half. Square Garden. there. But here..." on." said Frazier. other matchups another point Association's Vancouver Bla- professional hockey career in career goals, the best in the New York's Walt Frazicr That old crowd magic's on Of course, it doesn't take in New York's favor. "That touchdown was like zers. 1(52 with the Vancouver Ca- Rangers' history until Rod explains why the Knicks have the Knicks' side as well. The too much to turn the Knicks "Dave (DeBusschere) ton- money from a mother without Bathgate is the third coach nucks, then in the Western Gilbert and Jean Ratelle- sur- maintained their superiority Garden is filled with nearly on against Milwaukee. tains (Bob) Dandridge," said writing for It," Van Brocklin of the Blazers this season. He Hockey League and now an passed it only last week. over the powerful Bucks at 18,000 roaring fans whenever "When we have to face Jab- Frazier,. and he added that said. succeeds Phil Watson, whip NHL team, has a one-year "He learned it all from thf Garden, winning 10 of the Bucks are in town. In Mil- bar and Oscar Robertson, we Bill Bradley is better than It was the second time At- will remain as the team's gen- contract with the Blazers. me," Watson said of Bath- their 11 regular season meet- waukee, the games are played know we've got to be good," anyone elese the Bucks use at lanta had snapped a long Min- eral manager. Watson took After two years with the Ca- gate, "and now he has to pass ings in New York. in a much smaller arena. said Frazier. "Oscar and me the other forward spot. nesota winning streak — a 10- over the coaching reins when nucks, Bathgate joined the it on to our younger fellows." "They sort of choke in the In addition to New York, Garden," says New York's Bathgate played with Toronto premier backcourt player. 9 Maple Leafs, Detroit Red "They seem to feel the pres- Bengals Salute Namath s Dramatic Showing Wings and Pittsburgh Peng- sure more than we do It uins before retiring. He had seems the Bucks never come NEW YORK (AP) - Joe when he's in there," said Bill Jets Coach Weeb Hwbank Namath—who came out of both feet on the ground in the ting intimidated by a crowd?" an NHL career total of 349 up with a key basket here. Namath returned to the foot- Bergey, the middle linebacker said he did not want to use his the game with no ill effects end zone before going out of he said. "Ilium . .it only hap- goals and 624 assists for 973 "Most of the games, they've ball wars Sunday and showed and leader of the Bengals' de- fragile passer, who had his and is expected to start next bounds on the first play, and pens every week." points. made it close. But in the last that his flair for the dramatic fense, shaking his head in ad- right shoulder separated on a week against At- that he was in the end zone NearTD During the 1971-72 season few seconds, when it counts, remains as strong as ever. miration. bruising tackle by Baltimore's lanta—completed consecutive when he caught the ball on After Caster's catch, the Bathgate was the playing they get the percentage shot Relegated to the sidelines "I've got to hand it to Nam- Stan White during the second passes of 21, 16 and 31 yards the second pass but was push- Jets had the ball inside the coach for Ambripoitti in Swit- — and miss." with a separated shoulder the ath," added Paul Brown, the game of the season, in the to move the Jets from their 21 ed out. one. New York had no time- zerland but retired as a play- Literally, Krazier's "choke" past seven weeks, Namath Bengals' astute coach. "It's a Cincinnati game. But starting to the Bengals' 11. He com- "I thought we wonouts remaining, but the Ben- er last season despite offers theory would seem to be the came off the bench in the rare quarterback who can quarterback Al Woodall was pleted two more passes, both it—twice," said Namath. "It gals stopped the clock with 19 from a number of WHA clubs. only explanation of the Bucks' closing minutes at Cincinnati throw time after time and knocked out of the game after to tight end Rich Caster—but was poor officiating." seconds to .go to get their Club president Tiff Trimble mysterious failure to win the'ir and moved the New York Jets take his team right down the being kicked in the head, leav- field judge Frank I.uzar ruled Namath was asked whether goalline defense in the game the length of the field before said (tie Blazers first ap- shore of games in New York. field- ing rookie Bill Demory as the Caster was out of bounds out- he thought the hometown Namath gave the ball to being stopped by the Bengals' proached Bathgate about the They've won six of 13 regular Jets guard Randy Hasmus- only other quarterback. side the end zone on the first, crown had an effect on the of- running back Cliff McClain, defense—and the clock—just coaching job a week ago and season games in Milwaukee sen described the electric ef- "We'd like to have gotten by and was tackled short of the ficials. but Bergey and Doug Adams against the Knicks since com- one foot shy of a game-tying fect which only Namath goal line on the second. said the contract was signed without using Joe—but we "You mean an official get- stopped him cold. last Sunday night. ing into the NBA six seasons touchdown. seems to generate. needed him," Ewbank said. Caster contended he got ago. Even though the story-book "He gets you on your toes." But the Bucks have had nu- comeback fell short and Cin- Kasmussen said. "Just the St. Ann's, merous opportunities to beat cinnati won 20-14, Namath way he says things, you be- CAN YOU SURVIVE ON New York in New York — and proved he remains the most lieve him. You believe other Holy Cro§s just haven't. magnetic force in the game. people—but you believe him 10-15 GALLONS A WEEK? "Kareem Abdul-Jabbai the "Man, the things he can do more." Win Third lIlllllltlllMUUMMIHKItHlllllllllllllllllll 11 Ml MIIIMII III Illll III III IIIII >| II Ill ••••• till! Illl I IIIIIIMIM Holy Cross of Rumson and GAS RATIONING St. Ann's of Keansburg regis- tered their third consecutive by the 15th of January victories without a defeat in 'Round V 'Bout the Northern Division of the OR SOONER! Monmouth County Parochial Informed observers believe that it may come Grammar School Basketball sooner in hopes of surprising would-be gas League Sunday. hoarders. The Sports Beat Holy Cross, with Jim Rooney pouring in 27 points. ripped Our Lady of Perpetual The average tuned American car gets 13 Help. Highlands, 56-23. while miles per gallon. That's 130 to 195 miles per By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN ited with 14 unassisted tackles and has been in St. Ann's routed Holy Family Register Sports Editor on 11 others. Mr. Lee (when a guy'l t>4, 2.V1, week. One or possibly two round trips to worR of Union Beach, 52-22, behind per week for most of us. What about shop- you call him "Mr.") five times dropped enemy Mike Pawlicky's IB points. ball-carriers for losses totaling Is yards. Let's talk turkey. In other Northern action, St. ping, emergencies, socializing? Under the category of old and embarrass- Knglishtown's Itegis Yabound, a freshman Mary's of New Monmouth de- ing business, lasl Friday's erroneous offering end out of Manalapan High School, was in- feated St. Benedict's nf llaz- wasn't an attempt to convince the powers- strumental in Albright's 13-10 conie-from-be- let, 39-28; St. Agnes of Atlan- AND WHAT WILL WE PAY that-be that I'm ready for an unscheduled va- hind victory over Lebanon Valley. Yoboud tic Highlands topped St. Jo- FOR THE GAS WERE ALLOWED TO BUY! cation. The Frnie I.add storyteller at last snared a 25-yard pass to sot up the I.inns' win- seph's of Keyport, 42-2'>, and week's Shore Quarterback Club at the Rum ning touchdowns. Don't expect any help from our elected "rep- St Clement's of Matawan resentatives". Runner in Sea Bright, of course, was the New .lini Kalco, a Daily Register first team All- beat St. Catherine's ol Kast York Jets veteran center John Schmitt, not Monmouth County selection New England Patriots gained 68 yards in eight carries and had an 11- St. Catherine's of Spring Lake We've created a computer matchup for com- Vlannry Cage Tourney yard touchdown run as Seton Hall closed out outpointed St. Dorothea's of Undtr new business. St. John Vianney ath- its first football season in 41 yean by defeating Eatontown. 52-35, for then muters. You might call it a commuter comput- letic director John DuBois has announced the Rochester Tech, 24-0. Saturday. second straight victories In as er. Seriously though, we think we've got a format for the school's second annual llolnulcl Short Stuff many games. pretty good solution to our common problem Holiday Basketball Tournament. The Rumson-Kair Haven Hulldog Bootten will honor the high school football team on For a nominal fee of $3.00 you can send in Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the Old Orchard Country Tickets on Sale your name, address, phone number, normal Club, Eatontown . . , .Middletown Township's REFLECTING — New York Jet quarterback Joe RED BANK - Tickets for commuting destination and time and we'll 1 lit* I Jl UCk \V Hay Vcth has concluded his collegiate football Namath takes it easy in a sauna yesterday at Thursday's Red Bank Region- send you a list of all people in your area with career at Waynesburg (1'a.) . . Two other Shea Stadium after Sunday's game against Cincin- al-Long Branch game at Long nati. Namath, who had not played since the sec- Branch are on sale at Sher- the same goal. Not only that, as charier sub- township products, Barry Krake and Fred Fis- scribers we'll send you an updated list for the The host and defending champion l.ancers cher, both sophomore forwards, were mem- ond game of the season, directed the Jets to a wood's Sporting Goods store. again will be Joined in the four-team field by bers of the Buckncll University rugby football near-victory in the final seconds of the game. He Broad Street, and in the office next two months. Holmdel and St. Mary's of Perth Amboy. but team which completed a 7-1-1 season. Frank is expressed strong dissatisfaction with the game of- of school's athletic director St .lames of Carney's l'oint replaces last win- a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy, ficials which he felt robbed the Jets of a possible from 3:30to -1:30p.m. Just fill out the form below and send it with victory. Game time is II): 30 a.m. ter's runnerup St. Phil Kishcr of Middletown Township High , Ha your $3.00 check (no cash please) to The first round pairings on Dec 28 have sun Ncmbirkow of Karmingdalr. former lln« 1 St. James against llolmdel and Vianney oppos- ell High School soccer standout, guided tl" Senate OK's LAST RESORT ing St. Mary's. The winners will meet for the Kean College (formerly Newark State) bo HONG KONG championship on Dec. 2H after a consolation 10 .i ft-l-4 record and a berth in Ihe Eastern P0 BOX 443 RUMSON. NJ. 07760 contest for the losers College Athletic Conference Central Region Racing Bill CUSTOM TAILORS Blue and White Unbeaten playoffs . Sophomore Mark Vnetsch, former IN W. LONG BRANCH TRKNTON (AP) - The The Rumson Fail Haven Regional Kit is' Red Hank Catholic athlete, returns to the \ .u Senate >es!erda> passed .mil NOV. 21.22. WED.. THURS. ONLY tennis team completed its fall season with a M Illy basketball ranks at Rider College this win- sent to Ihe Assembly a bill Save on Hand-Tailored Clothes record, and three of the players compiled en- ler, while ff I) freshman Chuck Simon I Dallj that would renew a 45-day (1 My. stale tip (must Include lip). viable records. The number one doublet team RegiSMf first tram All-Monmouth Count] tension ot Ihe raring season In Package D"l Suit Sal* lo Irom of Robin Reid ami it.ni> Hurtling finished Hi lection, li battling for Ihe Broncos' itaringcen I Suit Silk Mohan Suits llt.00 occupalion . New Jersey nr\l year Silk Shirkshin Suits second consecutive undefeated season, yield ler job. I Jacket (optional) limts traveling A similar mmsure that he- Wool Shirk** Suits ing only one set Their two-year record li II n Rich Ames, another Red Hank i ottiolic 1 Slacks ss came law this year provided a I Shut Fin* Wortttd Sum MOO grad, wasa mambei ol the Brldgton Academy Suzy McCabe, who played second ilnglei nils 45-day extension for thr 1171 Spori Coats 4*00 12) winch annexed a third Custom Mid* Shirts S.00 year, slashed out a perfect n n m racing season. The current s ago she was undefeated in the tecond do ronsiMiihw Manic prep championship tin . war Knit Suit raw bill would assure that as 119 Cathmtrt Top Cod. te.oa Mr MI address. position with Jeanne i,i< m tin. year's unde- ... Up in New iiainpsiinii', Bernard Brown oi many raring days are avail- feated (9-0) captain Kair li Mini Vanity foul- able In 1174. '.'.'-' OIT MBASUMD FOR CUSTOM »IT ClOTHBS city, stalt, up (mutl include lip). CeUrglate Hpellnr ball campaign al Proctor Academy And The Stair Raring Com mis At Holiday Inn. Exit # 105. Gartfan St. Through Nebraska Iirsl nine .nnes HUH would you believe that the opening Ol the NVu ilon would br authmi/ril to ah Ask lor Mr. Chirlei Sanl Tel: 229-9000 MONIY MFUNMD fall, Red Bank's John Lee tin' Cornhuskcr*' httli' lovale the 4S-day.s among Ihr sophomore backup defensive Igckli more than thtPC w* • W* Mak* Any Sly I* • Wt fit Any Sin IP NOT SATISfllD. ihrff New Jersey racctrarkt. nSMa|aaOTMnMM«Me)tNaa«IMMllllltlMIMIMIIM>MIMIII|IIIMI|IIIIMIIIMIMIMIII The Daily RcgUUr, Red Bank-Mlddleiown, N.J. Tuesday, November II, II7J 17 IIMMIIUIIIHHIIHIIIIIHIIIUIHIMHIH4IIIIIIIHIIIHIII""-

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Jack Welsh Rocct Nncl Mike Miles Kevin Sweeney Am Tilerlco Dan Trena John Greg deRouen Long Bnnrh Guard Red Bank Guard Rumton-FH Quarterback R. B. Catholic Tackle Ocean Township Back Mlddlctimn Up (iuarrf Shore Regional Tackle Monmoulh Re|. Back AD's Ponder Schoolboy Grid Attendance By JONNI FALK "We were even disappointed in the crowd (or the Shore Regional, according in Keeney, went in mer last ytar «nd ittlrbulM n iii ihf success nl shift in Die mid Ml s from Irani to individual Sport I For some athletic directors, Thanksgiving Day Brick Township game." Truex continued. "We ex- night ball in an effort in Increase attendance "Bob this year's team and crowd! for them are up is the last chance to boost sagging attendance fig- pected 9,000 and got 3.H00. Flanagan (coach at the time) pushed fur It, and "I was disappointed al tllf Kale II ( ril.ii Football, by the way. pa\s III own way SI Rfri ures. For others, it will be Just another payday. Truex is considering bringing the television we've found it very successful," Fecney laid HKIKC, however," hes*id Rank Catholic, and Ihat includes equipment High school attendance appears to have two matter up at the N.J. State Intencnolutlc Athletic However, Feeney did note that crowd* .it Hainan's fooibali program pn>* tor Incidental Jim I,co. who runs thr alletic program at neigh faces this year, and while no trend can be seen, Association meeting in December in an effort to Shore's away games hive been bad \W aim «• expenses like officials for football and must n( I he boring Hcd Rank Regional, thinks television may some conclusions can be established. exert national pressure on the NCAA presses concern that the alleged eneryg) rttew other spoils he preventing people from following team* at away For Instance, Middletown Township's attend- Shore Regional has not played a Saturday af- may curtail Shore's night games At Hod Hank fallinlic, il also pays (Or Ilir games Inn hasn't noticed any appreciable decline ance is down about 2,000 from last season. Arnle ternoon game at home this year, and athletic direc- Joe Lister, athletic director at Monmoulh Re- equipment. Athletic director -lack Hafter reports in home crowd! Truex, dean of local athletic directors, feels that tor Bob Feeney reports an increase in attendance. gional, recognizes a decline ai his school lini wbn'l ihat Casey attendance is up annul id per rani, .imi Vet. al two of Tied Bank Regional'* biggest televised college games are affecting scholastic "When we played on Saturdays, we drew blame It on television. he has a myriad nf philosophical reasons gamil—lhe traditional opener against Red Bank crowds. smaller crowds," he said. "Attendance has been "We've never drawn well," hi said, "bul this "It all started with Spulnik." he theorized Catholic, and thr Asbuiy Park lilt which Just about "They (the colleges) should give us a break," going up in the last few years, since we've been year the crowds haven I been as good as Ilioy "When Ihe age nf Ihr egghead suddenly became decided thr "('" lille-altrndance WM less thin Truex said. "Maybe high school games should playing night games." should. We have a pretty K1""1 learn MI |t'i a Rlonfird. Ihr high school and college athlete, »hn expected start at 1 p.m., and the college games should come The Blue Devils have played to these home puzzle. We just don't draw well (or am iport, and had been a hero, suddenly became jusl another Maybe, in the long run. Rafter has the best around 4. They could tape them." crowds at night this year: Kcansburg—1,718; Point we don't depend on attendance in run the pro- person in the tchool In thr late fill's we saw a de- poinl If n school has a winning altitude, from the Middletown has tried morning football in the Boro—1,708; Kcyport—1,397. In a Sunday game gram." cline in interest in spmis b) manj people The administration on down, there will always he inlrr past, and, according to Truex, that did not work. against Highland Park, Shore drew 1,215. While Monmoulh Regional lias mil found lhal newer group rtnesn I slum ilus will spoils altitude. est." he said But neither has bucking Southern California-Notre These are not huge crowds, but they are cer- good teams bring good crowds, Hainan has Crank I think It runs in cycles " Winning can cure » lot of ills-like had wrath Dame, or what have you. tainly representative for "D" Division schools. Farrell, the Rockets' AD, believes attendance Is up Anolher poinl Rafler makes is Hint thi'ir «;is ,i er, television and maybe Jven gas rationing. IMIIIimWHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMt U Ill I Hill nil Title to Chargers Giacomin UASTONIA.Cla -Theltu Wess, ran away from the fool line and fullback Jeff er Plixi'Ltncroft Chargers. Wildcat secondary fflf a Chai Freeman scored on the fourth representing New Jersey in gin sum' Lance itohnuan down play taking two the Spindle Clly Clinic foi kicked the two poinl con- chargers over on hli Midget loams, defeated a version back. On Brink strong Gallon)! Wildcat In the second quarter Ihe The Charger offense »t tram, IBB. here over ihe . host Wildcats threatened al counted for 271 yards. By ED WALSH weekend Ihr three yard line hut the charger head coach Ken New York Ranger goalie Eddie Giacomin wasn't very Gastonia had averaged Charger defensive unit of Nixon accepted a trophy and modest after shutting out the Pittsburgh Penguins Sunday more than .140 Offensive yards Chipper Hesse. Sieve dalh plaque for his organization night. per game this season. Imi thr IMIo. .inn fJalllnaro, sieve and Tre/y.a was presented lh# "I deserved the shutout after losing, 10-2, the other night Chargen inspired defensive McAlonir. Teddy llobson. most valuable player trophy. in Boston," fast Eddie said. unit for ihe Chirgeri held iiom Lunanova, Ion Nllei, Harper was named MVP for The blanking was his 46th and leaves him one shy of the 47 them to only I0K yards total Rany \i\on, Phil TreUI, the Wildcats. whitewashings Davey Kerr recorded while in a New York uni- In Ihe first quarter Pop Mark llahn and .loe Lenc/yk form. ' Warner All-American Little made a goal line stand In stnp Incidentally, Giacomin does not receive the $100 bonus for Scholar Scott Harper was thr scoring threat. Videotape a shutout anymore. The clause was written out of his current moving his power-packed of- The Chargers look over nn contract. fensive unit when Charger dowm and moved the hall Adds Fuel Uolden Blade defenseman Kevin Morrison was looked safety Mark llahn picked ofl downfleld uniil Trezil look upon as a typical Eastern Hockey League brawler. In fact, the a pass on Ihe II yard line and Ihr ball from Ihe 17-yard line Blades' public relations staff tried to create this image by re- returned ihe ball In Ihe Char- on an Identical Tfj play and To Jet Burn ferring to Morrison's many fights. ger 23. Joe Lenciyk began lo •cored behind a key block In NKW YORK (AP) - Vi- iMiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiHiininiiiiiMiniiiiinniiiiiiiiiii move the Chargers Two plays ChliS McGraUl. llnhrman con deotape replays shown at put the ball on ihe in Before nrited for a 160 halftimr NBC-TV yesterday of two con- Hockey As I See It halfback Greg WUcom gal lead troversial pass playi In the fi- Inped around end for » 14-yard nal minute of Sunday's game HIIIIIMinilllllMIIIIIMIMIIMIIIUIIIintlllHIIIIIUINIfMUHIWIIIUIUIMIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Late in the fourth quarter pickup and a first down Full- the Wildcats capitali/rd on a between the New York Jets But young Kevin has done an about face. Yes, he still back Mark llahn hullrrl annlh- fhargrr error, rrcovrring a and Cincinnati Bengals ap- fights, and yes, he fights well. But he knows how to play Ihe ON HIS WAY - Martin Belletta (with ball) finds an opening in the defen- er four yards, and Ihe C'hai bad snap (corn center mi Hie peared to support the Iris' game and already has set a club record for most goals by a sive line en route to a short gain in Saturday s Hazlet Youth Athletic As- gers were on (ho 4s yard line Charger n Harper wcnl i<> contention that tight end Rich defenseman during the season. sociation's Youth.Touch Football League championship game. Jim Munro when halfback I'hil I rew« Work and i;ni the fust down in Caster was robbed—perhaps Morrison could prove to be a sleeper. (30) is about to hit the deck after colliding with Ram John Berrios (20). behind fine blocking bj StfV# four plays, look three more lo twice—of a game-tying touch- Alex Delvecchio, who has put a new confidence into the Rams' Steve ftvas (31) moves in. The Jets won the title, 14-0. McAlome and l.arn Van £n from Ihr four In Ihr one down Detroit Red Wings since taking over the coaching reins, scored 20 or more goals in 13 seasons and is one of the few players to gain All-Star recognition at two different positions, Jels Zoom center and left wing. Delvecchio, who captained the Wings since IMI. also missed only 43 games in 22 full seasons and played 490 con- ToHYAA secutive games from 1957 to 1964. Now that the trade rumors have died down the Rangers Grid Title seem to be playing better hockey. Their record over the past HAZLET - The Jels nf the seven games is a respectable 4-1-2. Hazlet Youth Athletic Associ- Would you believe that Reggie Fleming, reduced in status ation won the Two-Hand to 'an occasional turn as a defenseman for Ihe Chicago Cou- Touch Youth Football title gars of the World Hockey Association, has not taken a penally over the weekend by defeat- this year? ing the Rams. 14-(I. Former Rangers defenseman Curt Bennett Is a reported Quarterback .Inn Munro Yoga advocate. Bennett, while playing for Kansas City of the fired a five-yard pass to Joe Central Hockey League, once stood on his head in the Kansas Rugglero for the first Jet City dressing room for 30 minutes. touchdown, and Munro ran 24 Rangers defenseman Lawrence Sacharuk, up from the yards to the end zone for the Providence Reds as an Injury fill in, leads the American Hock- only score. ey League in scoring with 13 goals and 20 assists in 1ft games. Larry Cahan, who played for the Rangers in the early Mi's, The Jets got the remaining has retired from active hockey (he played for the Chicago two points on a safely Cougars last year) and has focused his attention on scouting. Martin Balletta. Wayne Pat- Rangers have scored three short-handed goals this year. terson and Don Hess, all BUI Fairbairn, Dale Rolfe and Bruce MacGregor have turned members of the championship the trick. team, have been member! of Rangers have four games in five days beginning with to the squad IWOfean morrow night's contest against the California Golden Seals The Jets scored 199 points (what Is a Golden Seal'), while the Rlades have the entire this season to finish Ihe cam- week off and don't resume game activities until Sunday paign ai D-d The} gave up against Quebec. just tun points ;iil season Blades defenseman Billy Speer has his weight down lo JOfl l"nK Speer was given a vacation earlier this scar bj Blades Coach Camille Henry for being overweight. The league conalMs »( boys HilllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIMMIIMIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllllllHIIIIUIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIII between the agn »i 11' Shavers Downs Middletown Loop to Host Ali in Practice PITTSBURGH (AP) - For- Touch Grid Tournament mer heavyweight champion kllDDLETOWN - The Mlcldletpwn Touch Football Become the new owner of a previously owned Mark IV, Muhammad Mi confirmed League will play hoal lo Ihe National Touch Football L'ham yesterday thai he kicked plonship Friday through Sunday ai ihr Mnldli Imui Township lie hare several very good years to select from heavyweight contender High School Field, Eirnll Shavers mil nl his ic outstanding trams will compete Deer Lake, Pa . training Host Seaboard Welding (M) will npon Ihi1 Competition -all very good buys. camp last week ifter being Friday It 9 am agam-i Marti & Co nf Wilmington fl knocked down during a spar- I). ring session Tun hours later Lee's Shack nf Savin illr (K-Ml will i ulllde All, preparing for I wiih Fantastic Inn of Hempstead, N.Y., which nuns rematch .Ian !8 With Joe Fra- binrd record of IKV2, playing In Iwo I ouch Icngu THE CONTINENTALS iler, said Hi and it The afternoon dojibiehtsdei pans Middlelnwn li were supposed to spar five champion Windmill (9-11 itter Bo* "I Dovei Town ' rounds last Thill Malt or Ftmolt Portv who needs 100% financing, with no used cars In Monmoufh County Over 100 erlor. Reasonable rotes Free estimates 7174598 WILL TRAIN HARD WORKER - Del AUTOMOTIVE 1»64 FALCON VAN - Fair condition MURPHY f. DAVISON money down, on a 1969 MG Four speed. alr-condltioned new cars in slock Rosso, s 100*. Kleon. complete cleaning KITCHEN HELPER Reasonable Ask for Leon, 847 9282 After Mercedes Bern Soles and Service AM/FM. 29.000 miles. 1995 Mony other McGLOIN BUICK OPEL IMC. Shrews MOVING - Planoi, appliances, furniture, services 4150 weekly plus Must hove cor YMF round Aportmtnl ovollablf. Hunt 5, 842 9766 .M«ry» __ ^ Freehold 462 SXM models lo choose from For quick credit bury Aye.. Mew Shrewsbury. 74162O0. etc One piece or full house. Local or long ond hondle 70 lbs Equipment R qurke • unxr, O«on A«. , i*> IrlfM. OK., coll OASIS MOTORS al (201) 721 CIRCLE CHEVROLET distance Coll 495-2917. 324 0209. 634.0934 Mowby Dealer 544-7471. c«4>.7 8pm ' I9WJAVIUN Enctlltnl conoNI •AVSHOX CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 7100 . H6m.clE>K - Full w?iwM< 110. Autos for Sale Four speed Low mileage 153 Firsl Ave . Atlantic Hianlondt Shrewsh/ry Ave. Shrewsbury EXPERT HOME CLEANING - BY THE Coll ;ortil green. Mint coiv 1949 DODOe PICKUP D-100 - Six-cylln TYPEWRITERS AND ADDERS CITY CLERK — Applicant must be auali niied. Coll Mr. Sliver after 7 p.m. 264- lion Must sell. WSOor best offer. 842 4101 dlllon 12995 firm. er). two door, power brakes steering, 1914. ufter 5 1/000 miles_12000. 29I-2S79. Oer. slick shift. Radio. 8' bo«. '.ton, with Bought Sold Rented Repaired. icd by training or experience to perform 2243 Coll 531 I76» 787-4*99 duties of office. Municipal office monoge 1910GRAND PRIX helper springs. 264 0103 DELIVERY HELP — Apply ki Mnan after* 19)2 CONTINENTAL MASK IV VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE 1971 — MERCURY MARQUIS - BToughonTiW, ment experience helpful Salary com- New lira. Full power. 12000 four door white. 20.000 miles, loaded 1970 FORD ', TON SPORT CUSTOM F PROFESSIONAL rrttnsurofe with eiperlencc. Population 4 p.mm. .LUIOI'S FAMOUS PIZZA, 477 Call 495 WJI Excellent condition S6795 Four speed, AM/FM. Yellow. 21,700 100 PICK-UP - 44,000 miles New six ply ORESSMAKING 8, ALTERATIONS Coll 2M 5244 alter 6 pm innei Clean 11500 Coll 870 3156 14000 7390814. 33,00033,00 , city governed under Mayor-Council MiddlIet Rd , Holltl. tires, toddle gas tanks. 1250 suspension. Coll 73H872 or 244 5463 *lalan A of Faulkner Act. Please send ree- 1972 KINGSWOOD ESTATE WAGON - Must Mil. 444-3023 after 7 p.m. *lan EXPERIENCED COUNTER HELP (ttty Completely reconditioned by Auto Hobb 1970 PLYMOUTH SPORT FUBY Mony 19/2 VOLKSWAGEN - E>cellenT~ceridT PAINTING — Interior or exterior. Frt* sume to office of CitCCity CClerkCk , CitCity HallHll, 1144 4 Brlle Cleonen, Hwy ]$. Chapel Hill Shop e«lras E«cellenl condition. (1400, Coll lion. 11,000 miles Tope deck, other ex- Power brakes, power steering, air condi- Center, only ISM Til J»« tioning, power door locks, electric toil 1973 CHEVROLET PICKUP - Custom uT stimotes. Fully Insured. Reasonable IroadwoyId , LLon g BBronchh , N.NJJ . 07740. ping Ctnler. Mlddltlown. 141 Sill CHEVELLE S5 1«M - 213. Hollffy. com 7S/-81B2 after 3 pm. fiov II./95. Call after 4 p.m. 7410992. ales. Wllllom Bryan, 741-5171. gate, roof rock. M00 miles, immaculate with mini camper. 17800 firm. Coll be- ACCOUNTANT — Municipal experience RELIABLE PERSON — To htlp with header*, moos, tour speed. Hurst, more 1970 MARK III While, led leather "lie 1965 CORVAIR M0N2A~- Good condl- Best otter. Coll 219 8918. tween 12 ond 3pm 119 961J tion, new shocks and fires 1250 or best of CARPENTER — Handyman. Remodeling and background. Pleasant working condi- light, general nuriery work, port or full Duns real well I'M 172 I'M oner Ign rlor. Fully equipped, low mileage. New pointing, reconditioning. Free estimates ions and liberal benflls, Salary com Mon , Tues , Thurs . Sot . Sun all day l»i 747 3174. 1966 FORD VAN — New'paint, tires. E» tlmt. itnporlont Nurltry. 541-8718. Micnelm lires Garaged. 741 1211 WANTED cellent condition Mode lor compmg. Must Call Roy. 8 a.m.! p.m. 791-1074 mensural* with experience. Send resume BAKERY HELP — Par Hint dayi. Union o Box E 244, The Daily Register, Red 1972 TRIUMPH SPITFIRF - Take ove 1949 FORD FAIRLANE -Two door hard I96» MERCURY MARQUIS -^Colony Parly who needl 100*. financing, with no see Call 291-9396 irtop Apply Food Circus Supermarket.- Park station wagon, nine passenger with Bonk, N.J, payments Call otter 6 p.m. top. Red 307 engine. 8 cylinder, air. Four money down, on a 1973 FORD LTD, V8, I964~FORD — Econoline. Motor In ex- B & H HEATING Hwy. IS. Mlddletown. UlllH new met A I 1*100 566 7675. olr and stereo. 36,000 original miles. Ex- power steering, air conditioning, 18,800 RN CLINICAL SUPERVISOR — For pub- cellent condition. Asking 11995 or besl Of- cellent condition Needs some body work. 24 hour emergency service, gas or oil. COUNTER HELP - For Sol. ond Sun. 7 3 miles. 13495. Many other models to choose U00. Call 264 6929. ic health agency. Willing to work three I97J IMPERIAL LE BARON Mini con Ifjj I u rOTA - Land Cruiser, 4 wheel fer 591 9501. in 469) from. For quick credit O.K.. call OASIS 787.9449 or 583-1251 evenings each week. Drivers license and p.m. Experienced- Apply In ptrlon To- dltion, fully equipped AM/FW stereo drive, perfect condition, 10.000 miles. Ask- MOTORS alI (2011 721-7I0O. MASON car essential. Coll 442-9300. Ext. 17 for ap- malno i, lit Monmouln St.. Red tank. ng 13.000 Cull alter 5. 291 1681 1964 CHEVROLE riM cruise control, twilight sentinals. dual air Fair condition. Runs 1945 CHEVROLET CHFVI I I I Specializes In fireplaces. pointment. •Ix way power teoli. new lire*. Whit Brick, concrete work 471 703? l»>2 CHEVY NOVA I oui door! sn e safe ond sound while you're away Jroohdale Nursing Center, Hwy, 35, Hoi- TRAVEL AGENT conditioned. «47S. 1945 CHEVROLET Dogs are limited so call in odvance. Eve- Snow fires. 1650 1969 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - Hordiop. Best offer as Is 1967 PUSCH MOTORCYCLE Portllme, eiperlenced. Call Mr. Brown, Call SI) 1116 S47 09I9 vinyl roof, power brakes/steering, air nings o»er*J0. 54213_S15: 74I3S41. 7414072 before 4. offer 4, 842 0240 S70. Needs work NURSES AIDES - 3 -11 thlft. full time. OLDSMOBILE 1972 - Dellci II Royole. conditioning. One owner. Excellent condl LAMPS REWIRED SHORT ORDER COOK"— Experienced 1964 PLYMOUTH - Sl> cylinder, out lion 467 2904, after 6 p.m. 1944 PLYMOUTH — Eight cylinder 318, Cull 22! 8730 Excellent benefits Apply In person, 10-4, only. Apply In ptrson between 5 7 p.m. motic. Good condition MM. Power steering, brokes. Air conditioning Reasonable A mold-Walter Nursing Home, 632 S. Lou Mony extras Like new 244 1193 Four door, radio, heater. Reliable trans 946 8S34 . Martlnli Diner. Hwy. 34, Kton»burg. Call S9I I'll lirTlEMANS - fio door, automatic portafljin, 1175. Call 842 0863. el Ave., Hailfl. GAS SAVERS SPECIALS - 1964 Pontloc transmission, power steering and brokes. Call 872.1787 ofler 4. WELDER - E«perienc«d7Mu>l bt obit 1961 SuTCrTHAxrirrjl' AI>\oli.lH LeMons. J5K> 1964 Bulck Skylark. 147S. VI, regular oat. Excellent. 12,500 firm. 1963 BUICK~— Four-door Electro Four OIL BURNER SERVICE MANAGER - to read prlnlt. Call K i. O Products for spotless. Besl offer over 1700. Call 49 LETAAE DO IT! 196$ Oort GTO, 1550. All checked out ond 8423721. brand new tires, condition folr, 1275. Coll 1973 NORTON COMMANDO ROADSTER REMODEL PAINT REPAIR With a knowledge of bookkeeping. Send aUBolntmtnl. 747-fWl. M79. eady to go by Auto Hobby Center. 791 after 6 p m. 7913195 — 4000 miles. Like new. Best offer. Call INSULATION resume to Confidential, Box 717, Sea 3849 1969 NOVA Bright, N.J. EXPERIENCED — TV rtpalrmon, M(WT 1973 OLDSMOBILE - Delfn IS Royale Six cylinder, automatic, very clean. II100. 142-7413, mornings. EXPERT WORK I0O-. GUARANTEED part tlmt. Alk for Stan, 842 n*1. Afttr S. Two door hardtop. Cranberry red, beta 1970 CADI1.I AC COIIVirllbll. Fully 741-0418. WANTED REASONABLE 'FRIENDLY AUTO MECHANIC - Or experienced MMM*. fop. All factory equipment. Air cona equipped White with block top. Red inle 3arty who needs 100% financing, with no 7414551 lelper. Permanent position with good* Honing, stereo tope. etc. Must sell. Re lor. Low mileage. Excellent condition. rwriey down, on a 1969 VOLVO. Aulomat 150. Autos Rent/Lease working conditions. 777-0371. IMMEDIATE OPENING — For legal lee locating. Coll 741 0530 1969 LE MANS c. Station Wagon, air conditioning 65,000 rttary. SEC ond corporate experience. 1«M CHEVROLETWAGON Must sel Two door. Real economy In this six cylin- miles, tins. Mony other models to choose TOM'S FORD ALTERATIONS PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY Excellent skills required. Salary com- Equipped with air conditioning, powe 1972 MARK IV - While. Fully equipped. der. ilir> shift. Sunday A.M., Rumson area. Must have mcniurole with experience. Coll Mrs. Excellent condition from. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS RENTACAR 3ormeri. porches, stairs, additions, etc , :or. No collecting. Call 747-2143. Dovll, 741-3*41. brakes, power steering, radio. Just ove MOTORS at (701) 721-7100. DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING -fee estimates. Insured. Reasonable I do Coll 7410516 90Q0 miles Take over payments or bes 19iS BUICK SKYLARK — Automatic, 2O0HWY3S 2641400 KEYPORT he iob myselt, Call Jim 776-87M. PLUMBING MECHANIC M/W — Ex oiler. 717 2312. im'pljNTIAC CATALINA .15,000 RASSAS power steering, radio. Atking $200. Call CLEAN YOUR~CELLARS, ATTICS, OX perlenced only. Steady work. WAREHOUSE miles. One owner. Must be seen $1495. RAGES. Free estimate. WI-V7Q1 linTPONTIAC GTO - 400 cu in. 4 w PONTIAC after 5 p.m. 471-2374. 6H 17/9 395 Brood SI. 741 5110 Red Bank Coll 741-?149 after 3 pm. AND DELIVERY t'onsmlssfon, vinyl roof. 11450 or best of 1961 RS CAMARO 327 rebuilt. 4 speed LEGAL STENO — Experience necessory, 1967 BUICK WILDCAT Full powrf. air Eve*, until 9 IN. Wanted Automotive New growing furniture store offers ex- fer. 291 4512 after 5 30 pm. Custom paint Interior, mags. Reasonable. RUG AND CARPET Must have good skills. Willing to learn cellent opportunities. Experience pre- conditioning, new tires, shocks ond ex- 717-2772 or 7^7 4495. Repairs, binding, seaming, (ringing. In- IBM, Mag Cord. Good stgrtlna salorv. Ex- I94J JEEP - Four-wheel drive, snow houst Excellent running condition. S750. BUHLER t BITTER ferred but not necessary. Only qualified PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER WANTED surance estimates 141 0070. client fringe benefits, vli-3676. need opply. Coll Mr. Simon for appoint- plow. Good condition 1995. 671 0728 SHREWSBURY MOTORS ,%•.,,* 'Hi?"'1' Top dollar poid. 7479142 ITWHwyl], Hallel 744 0198 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury OASIS MOTORS 1201)7217100 BEAUTICIAN - To shampoo. Must be li- ment Value City Furniture, Mlddletown, GRANDPRIX 1971 -Ginger,air. 741-8500 censed. Port time, aood tips. N.J. 436-J000. AM/FM. power steering and brokts. Ex- STRAUB BUICK -OPEL '•I-OJUV Highest prices paid lor all used cars 5O-4747 cellent condition. 12.TO or best offer. Coll NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars We Buy Used^Volkswogens OvtR WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises SACRIFICE utter 6 pm. 244 8731. Hwy 34 2444000 Kevporl 3EEP SALES AND SERVICE at all times. EMPLOYMENT SALESPERSONS To settle estate. 197] Chrysler Newpor Full or portllme for aggressive new fur- Royal. Mint condition. Air conditioned 197J IKIUMI'H SPIT! iRf - Convertible Twin Boro Motors, Inc. " . TOWN ft COUNTRY DODGE c 965 CHEVROLET — Corvolr converllble. White with black top. Four-speed. 19,000 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 566-6100 "McDonald's Is Your niture warehouse showroom. Need sharp All extras plus new snow tires. Be ,t offer Good condition. Automatic shift. 1150 or CALL NOW 74/0040 salespersons with good soles experience, CPU 142 mi plus miles. Excellent condition, 12150. Coll Kind Of Place" not necessarily In furniture. We will train. best offer. 542 7055. 5» 1294 atfer 4 pm. 1972 DOOGE — Sportsman. 17' ' whee ALL AMERICAN INC. JUNK CARS 310. Help Wanted Only top earners need apply. Call for ap- 964 PONTIAC Nine passenger wooon. McDonalds tomily restaurant is looking base, heavy duty. Many exlrm Call atte Hwy 35 & Bedle Rd. Hoilel PICKED UP Male or Female pointment, Value City Furniture. Middle Power steennq. power brakes, roof rack. 264-1776 for men and women town. N.J. Ask for Mr. Simon. 436-2000. 2p.m 671 9539. 1570 944 9569 WANTEED Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 'arty who needds 100100% ffinancing, with no WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY TELEPHONE SECRETARIES NEEDED CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1166 - HAS Ev •67 CADILLAC~~C Coupe De Vine Two money down, on a 1971 NOVA SUPER Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Eatontown 542-2235 BARTENDER M/W Shifts available Port time or full time. Openings * to 17 ERYTHING LOOKS AND RUNS EX loor hardtop. 4 brand new tires Clean SPORT. Automatic, power lleering, 17,400 Shrewsbury, N.j. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN" Full time evenings, part-time or banquets p.m., 3 to 11 p.m. and 11 to 7 a.m. Will CELLENT. CLEAN. I»0 741 «I4 11200. 544-1402 after 5 pm. miles. 12195. Mony other models to choose 747-5400 AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Will train. Write Box F-J72, The Oail> 11 a.m. - 2-3 p.m. train. Call 741 4700. l9(5~Fb"RO~c6uNTRY SQUIRE WAGON from. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eotontown. 542- Register, Red Bonk. 967 CAMARO — 377 automatic, air. ro USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION CARPENTERS M/W — Experienced in - LOW MILEAGE. LOOKS AND RUN dlo. heater. Coll otter 6 pm. MOTORS at (301) 721-7100. REAL €STATE SALES - Luensed p.e 5 p.m. - Closing 1966 CADILLAC GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC layout work onh. Apply Petnlck Construc- VERY GOOD. 1395. '41 4243. 495 2094 Route 34, Eotontown. 542-7K0 Itrred Aggressive growinq office re 7 p.m. - Closing tion Co. 471-1100. 196T~PLYMOUTH SIX CYLINDER Twodoor Quires a large statl due lo e««,ns.on 0,n : Coll 747-5078 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb ijrom Only interested in salespeople, uf REGISTERED NURSE - Medical, part- AUTOMATIC. CLEAN. LOOKS AND ORD 1968 — Country Squire Wagon BUSINESS Sirous of earning over W0.000 per year Good starting pay. Free food. Supervised RUNS VERY GOOD ECONOMICAL Automatic, power steering, brokes. root 1965 VOLKSWAGEN KARMAN (IIIIA service. DOWNES PONTIAC. 62 Lower training. Pleasant working conditions. In- time. Flexible, responsible, caring and Main St.. Matowon. 546 2299. Otic* leads- extensive advertising nolion mature. Top salary. No. Sots. Busy spe- U8S. 741 4243 ack, 49.000 miles. Excellent condition LOOKS AND RUNS EXCELLENT. ECO- DIRECTORY ol referral service Member ol two MLS terested??? Besl oiler. 6') 5369 NOMICAL LUXURY. 1575. 741 4214. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the belt training program All replies held ir) Writ- cialist's office. Must enjoy working with 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON cor buys. RUSSELL OldsmoblleCodlTToc test confidence Send resume lo Bon C 1). Q.le, Write to Box B-J|7, The Dally 946 FORD — Ranch wagon. V-8, auto- IMTCADTLLAC - Coupe dTvTlTe.Biocir Stop In now oi stcr, Red Bank. — LOOKS AND RUNS GOOD. 1175. matic, power steering, mechanically very Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank. The Daily Register, Red Bonk ully powered, tour new tires. 11495. Coll 741-0910. 210. Business Services UIM3 good. 1350 or best offer 471 3440. 671)441. FULL TIME BOOKKEEPER - Paid vo- __ ALTERATIONS AND REMODELING RN OR LPN MCDONALD'S cations, tree hospltolliotion. Apply Star 156/ VOLKSWAGEN SOU ARE BACK 965 OODCF WAGON - Four door, nx 1971 CHEVRbVfTTvTALiSu"—"AXVFNT AAA AUTO CREDIT For weekends. 3 II shill Assume payments on any of 100 cars In Paneling, ceramic tile, floor tile, elec- WS Hwy 35 Mlddletown Cleaners and Laundry, 132 Myrtle Ave , WAGON — LOOKS AND RUNS VERY yllnder. Original owner. S240. Drlginal owner. Automatic, power steer- trical work, etc. Apply 142 3400 ME SSENGER - For "law office, various Long Bronch. GOOD ONE OWNER. 1650. 741 4743 147 0211 ng. brakes. 12495. Coll 6713441. stock. Credit applications accepted by phone. All makes and models available. FREE ESTIMATES duties Including deliveries, general office SALES MANAGER maintenance Write Box F-275, The Dally SALES PERSON — For leading men'» 1W. Wanttd Automotive 968 PLYMOUTH Sporls Fury Very 1962 CHEVY NOVA Guaranteed credit. Call tor 1 hour ser- DISAPPEARING ATTIC STATRS — Fur- clothing store. Must be experienced. Oth- lean, low mileage. 1995 vice. Boyshore Chrysler-Plymouth. Good poy Good commission Register. Red Bank. Besl offer nisned and Installed for only 164.95 Coll 416- 7129 ers need not opply. Bob & Irving, 173 764 4337 Coll oflerJ2. noon,je3.368S 870-1700 ATTIC STAIRS CO. 349 0163 CASTTTER~AND"SALES CLERK - For Main St., Asbury Park. drugs ond cosmetics. Part-time ond full CASH PAID 942 BUICK LE SABRE - Green, auto 1966 PONTIAC TEMPEST - Nerds some AUSTINS, MG s and TVR — Sales and WE PICK UP UNWANTED FURNI- PROFESSIONAL REALTOR ASSEMBLERS — Knowledge of printed italic, radio, power steering, new exhoust motor work. Best offer. Coll offer 12 Service. East Gale Motor Sales, Ocean We hove lust ont opening for a profc time. Apply Foods Plus, 58 Broad St., Red TURE, BROKEN REFRIGERATORS Bank. circuit assembly desirable. Apply Electro Wt NHO OHO CARS yslem Asking 1)50. 842 8967. noon, 583 3685. Grove, N.J. 7753483. AND GAS RANGES FREE OF CHARGE sionol realfor who wonts to earn in excess Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bonk. An CALL 74I-S6IB. ol 130.000. Full training program Coll for equal opportunity employer. 9/7 FORD - Country Squire. Air. Nine 1967 COUGAR KROLL MOTORS, INC on appointment. 747-0271 WE WILL PAY deck, 40,000 miles, excellent condition Stick ihlft 279 Broadway Long Branch ODD JOBS — Additions, ponei-ng All FACTORY WORK FLOOR WAXER Asking 12,750 542 1093 2223400 TOP PRICES Coll alter 4 p.m. 787 9OBS types of masonry. Driveways. Coll 495- DEAL ESTATE SALE S - Commercial. Assemblers ond general labor. Port-tlme Exoerlenced. 946 BUICK LE SABRI t our (loo. 1970 BUICK LE SABRE - Sedan. Radio RED BANK VOLVO OlB. 7S7I4O8 Industrial, ond land only Local estob COIU7I-5B8J Good condition. Air conditioned. 1125. Call Hied firm opening new office for this AEDCORP. and heater, power isteerint g and brokes, Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 100 Church St.. Moiawan WAITRESSES M/W - Ovtr II. eT TOMS FORD 495-7025 olr, new tires. Best ol 741 5886 LIGHT MAULING purpose Must hove license and some ex ' Her. 747- Small moving lobs wrltnce Send resume to Box K 25. The See Gene Francis between IS p.m. perlenctd. Must opply In person. Short Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Point Inn, 1340 Hwy JS. Moilit. UO.Aolos lor Salt 110. Autos lor sale 110.Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sole Coll 741 5418 PART-TIMF ROOFING - Siding. Gutters. Leaders. YOU CAN DO IT! - If you wont to torn DISHWASHER. WAITRESSES M.W Carpentry. All types ot repairs. No lob loo 130 In two hours and hove fun ot Ihe some WAXERS-CLEANERS CASHIER. REFERENCES | smoll. James A. Dudo. 566-5057 time. SARAH COVENTRY wonts you. • Mat a won area Mortlnll't Diner. Hwy 34, Keonsburrj Pleomoll 544.3)73 18 ond over • Good pay • Steady work CUSTODIANS SLIPCOVERS" • 536-4550. Ask for Mr. Fettner MAINTENANCE WORKERS Plastic ond fabric. Guaranteed low prices LEGAL SECRETARY - At least three Marlboro Township School District. Day Deal direct with manulacutrer, eflmlnaie (tors exptrltnct. Red Bank low office and evening shifts. Excellent solory guide, middle mon. Call Mr. Tupe, B« 8319. Good salary. Coll 7473730. vocation, fringe benefits. Coll 710 1700 for WAITRESSES M/W application or write lo John A Dugon, HOUSE PAINTING WAREHOUSE HELP - Steady, days Weekends, banquets or full time. Will Good benefits. Start ol once. Central Ma Business Administrator, 4S North Main Interior and exterior. Free estimate troln. Write Box F 271. The Dally Regis- St., Marlboro, N.J. 07144 Rich Poulln, 739-1459 rlne Supply, Hwy 35, Laurence Harbor. ter. Red Bonk GRAND OPENING 120. Trucks and Trailers 120. Trucks and Trailers 1M. Trucks and TralUn DUNKIN' DONUTS Experienced preferred but not nectnory tor light counter work. Good starting Hourly wage, paid holidays, paid vaca- tions and uniforrm supplied. Hours avail- able ore 12 midnight to ft a.m. and A a.m. to 12 noon. Apply In person only, before 3 'SPECIALS' p.m. Mr. Kelly 140 Broadway, West Long Branch. N.J. ond Mr, Gill, IAS Hwy 3S, "First, I'll quote you a good Mlddtttown. Estimator/Salesman M/W. For household goods, moving and pickup price. sloroge. Steody position. Coll tor appoint rrwrtt Andfrion Bros.. SI S3 Mechanic St.. R«d Bank, NJ 7<1 OOJO. ' MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Sutv Inttrnistt offlct. Fringe benefit! Coll 741-MM from » a.m. to S p.m. i "Then I'll quote you MICHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER — For layout ond packaging of smoll elec fro-mechonlcol units. Apply In person or send resume. Electro Impulse Lao Inc , 116 Cneslnut It.. Red Bonk. An equal op some features you could porlunlty employer M/W. PR~O j e c f TECHNICIAN — MEC H A N I CAL. With supervisory obllily. Must read prints. Apply Electro Impulse, 114 Chest- nut St., Red Bonk. An equal opportunity never get before!" employer; Nick DeGeorqe PIPEFITTERTASTEMBLEU — E>" "Salnmtn ot Iht Month" perlenced with refrigeration dcslreoble. Apply Electro Impulse. 116 Chestnut St.. NEW 1974 FORD L.T.D. SCHWARTZ-INTERNATIONAL Red Bank. An equal opportunity employ- MAINTENANCE MACHINIST 2-door Hardtop, linished in saddle bronze metallic with a saddle vinyl interior and a brown Rtiponiiblf for tht repair, molntenonct vinyl root. With all the standard equipment plus these desirable options - 400 C.I D. V8 - and ittup of production machine*, knowl- edoc of shop techniques ond procedure! steel belted radial whitewalls — Convenience & Light Groups - power windows — Deluxe Some welding exptrltnct helpful. Out- standing company twneltli, Pl*oie apply Bumper Group - AM radio - tinted glass - wheel covers and AIR CONDITIONING. ol the Penonnel Offlct, Mon. thru Frl , t am. to I? noon or coll 671J0O0. Ext 2lj LILY Division of Owtni-llllnoll S T P R C E 5 9 6 S 00 H *]f 3S Holmdel, N J DI S C O U N T"- $8 8Vi 6 GRAND OPENING PRICE 4414 An »quol opportunity trnpoyer nvw GENEGENERALL FACTORCTORY - Day ihlfti .. VocVocoo- lionlio , holidayiholid, penilonl , hhoipHolliodold n Apply The Gibior) Homoni Co.. 3? Mom St, Matowon TV TECHNICIAN - EitptTltncffd. Full tlmt. Apply In perion. Norwood TV, Jt5 Broadway. Long Branch

CHAMBERMAID M/W Full tlmt Appty in pfnon, Mo*ly Pitcher Inn. Rtd Bonk MAN~0«"wOMAN~~-~MVchonicoll/ m dined, for interesting potltlon Salts f>- ptrltnct helpful, and you may double present income if you qualify Call for op polnfment, 74T-191 / between la m -lOo.m Equal opportunity employer. HALF TIME - SChooTcuitodlon. four hours per evening. Hotpltallialion, mtdlc al. surgical ond malor mtdicol covtroge tor empioyeei, Sick leave. Call til 1106 DRIVER MOVER - Help move private household effects to New England, about New for 74- ity. The rear shock* have sinus • All-wheel drive Nov, n Some heavy lining. Other port International rides also been improved • Axlos and suspension time work available. Call 774-S440. systems up In 9,000 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Moture person 2 inches wider si aggered t o reduce tor port lime chairilde aislillna. £• 'power hop*. pounds GVW, ~~mnt$ preferred. / lo 5 p.m. four days a than any pickup w«*k. occoslonol Saturdays, and to Illl in This meant my Inter- on vacation lime Reply to BON F Vi, The NEW 1974 L.T.D. SQUIRE WAGON ever rode before! "You inn get as ritzy Dolly Register, Red §onk national is u better ridingi This new wide? ridit as you like inside, too. RN - I a.m. 4 p.m. Matowan Holmdel better handling pickup area, experitnctd, Par) hme Power stcoririK, air con- Call 747 1017 Finished in while with a saddle vinyl interior with all the standard equipment plus these de- iiwdi it povible to add 11 i nan *v*i before. Idt of niiHT freal Im- ditioning, AM-KM radio, sirable options - 400 C.I.D. V8 - steel belted radial whitewalls - Convenience Group - Hard Working you namp it." DESIGNERS provement* to the nfw '71 Options Deluxe Bumper Group - deluxe luggage rack •* AM radio - tinted glass and AIR CONDI International' Pickup. DRAFTSMEN! TIONING. "Llka nun ing th* in Bed* up lo 8 feel •Thrifty M/W n nr VMs up lo UK) rulics 89 paniibn ipring* further • Aulotnalir and .1, I and i« J' GRAND OPENING PRICE out fur improved liabil- • sprfll lll.IMII.il If iUKIMIS Pickup'74 PRINTED "COME IN AND PRICE THE WIDE-RIDING INTERNATIONAL!" CIRCUITS

||| Layout. All Levels! Let's Talk Pickups! mmmmmmmmm Let's Talk Trades! Call fer compitit Information LJ.MGpN^ER CALLM2-3W»* SCHWARTZ-INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SECRETARY - Terrific omrtu DOREMUS FORD nlly for experienced person with aood smfls ond background Excellent stoning wlory lUNur liim . Corner HWY 35 flMtwy n MKtdlflnwn AM tJOO 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. (cor, Sycamore) 74^6000 I8» lirjrfi.in <.. mm Mor* Classified 141 W. Front St. 747-0787 Red Bank on Next Pooj* 31*. Htlp Wonttd 110. Htlp Wonttd Mot* or Ft molt Malt or Ftmalt The Dilly Rfgbter Red Bank-Mlddletown, N J. Tuesday, November M, lt7J 19 T T S «$. Aportmtntt 4*0. Commercial Rtnlals 0MEJ O WHER E KEANSiURG - J ,-com ootdtn oporl PROFESSIONAL OFFlCt - Fevr rooms numi. tin per monlh Private enlionct THE GRASS IS GREENER N«f all Ironiportolion ?? 37 Honcock St Mf- Nopp. Apt 72. tH-HU. 2lo ;Pm • ,I,,10 IAppl6DrOO h« —i •—_»_*K _ AflCnC£»*••"-FV# wOIK"w* uoif thiiico icInrmr rOBsTt nnr SMALL STORE - 1« Main >l . Port Monmoulh -NT - 4J0 so ft Equipped with )phose wiring Ut Oir conditioning pold IHS Mon IIMper month Coll 7t) die ' only Call 747 9448 OCEANFRONT I AIR HAVEN - Olllce or slore We're looking for full time sales peoole to handle n, FURNISHED APARTMENT Centrally located sales, resales and condominiums, the newest and ran ?4l?t99or 741-7041 growing segment of the Reol Estate markl* We want oe FOUR ROOMS - PrimeVeo ot Keyporl RED BANK — One room office, oil uti- All ulilltics Included. One year lease lities supplied. Air conditioned 195 per *uasive salespeople who ore ombitious, "aaressTve Secunly reOAJlred Coll 7)9 0664 nonlh. 747 7706 most mportant, ethical. You should have some Real E SEA BRIGHT — fhreVroonsTlurnistiprl LONG BRANCH - under 14 per sq. It experience though not necessarily a great Teal o? It •porlmenl. IISO per month Including utili Includes dolly cleaning service, oir condi ties 1100 security No lease Call84?l7es t.onmg. free on sile porking all utilities RED BANK — Penthouse with balcony and security system Single room offices overlooking the Novesink Two bedroor stort from 160 per monlh 177 1000 satis EpS SSLSffLStti two both, with full dining room Carpeting ond parking Included BODMAN ARM! SMALL STORE - Center ol business sec APTS 741 0116 or 847 6971 lion I W Front ST.. Keyporl With base- menl. No food. Available Dec 1, 197] 3)0. Htlp wonttd OCF.ANPORT - Two bedroom Spomst Coll 164 1117. 340. Situations Wanted style oportmenl wolerlront 1731 monthly ' oR RSNT^rpToTej; 510. Mwchtmdln lor Salt 570. Pelt and Livestock Including heat Suitable lor adults APPLEBROOK AGENCY Malt or Ftmolt Female BAHRS REAL. ES1ATE. 17! 1WX) slonol (wilding Choke location Approxl- FIVE PIECE iEDRbOM SIT - took" elyWOso It Coll loVST MALE DALMATIAN PUPPY NORTH LONG BRANCH One bedroom IRONING DONE 5 weeks" Old 50 In my home. Reasonable rates oportment immediate occupancy 1170 a MATAWAN - Large one~room office In Phone: 671-2300 ASSISTANT ^^ Call J»l-!m month includes utilities One month secu modern air conditioned building. All utili- Con man ANTIQUIFYMPTRETVELVIT SOFA - ties Included 1140 monthly 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wanttd SORHEL MARK aUARTER HORSF rlty needed Coll 741 5797 or 847 3814 MANAGERS Marble bust Old blue ond red glass Fur With fancy western saddle and bridle, lik LONG BRANCH - I ond 2 bedioom lui VAN S AGENCY, Realtor _Molf_or Female cool, cor cool. suit. |I6 181 Many nretty new 7)9 1)60 Ask for Al Strathmore Professional 6Too Male or Female We will train you to manage a loon office hatsjindle.flrv iVl.flh nlshed oportmrnls. heal and water SUD EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER in 1M. Situations Wanted plied COM eves 771 ISS3 Rte 14 Molowan . 166 1811 Excellent benefits. Good salary while AKC POMERANIAN - Female, tiny 10 VICEMAN M/W - wSnieJl lor TOII, oil DIG YOURI.OWN - Scotch nod tvKili RED BANK 1 , rooms fully lurnished CHOICE REOBANK LOCATION 'ocolTirmn* "P"01""' S** Mr Clossey. Male reasonable coTOjn, Full benefits paid. Tot. wages pme 'rees. 4' lo \J . TS cents per tl Ol 781 7479 Air conditioned including, all utilities si floor decorator designed office suite tH-XOO for oppolnlmcnt. „ TRUCK DRIVERS or call ?44 4100 tor oppolntment. 'eclly behind Wicker gasket. Rt 14. Colts security ond leteiences Call olfei tor immediate occupancy Ample private ity Duple, heovy duty Irucks, building mote ODD JOBS WANTED Neik 46IUU »> ' i Hi i i| PUPS - Males one te p m *' 4 30 paiklna Principals only. 337 Brood SI. FUEL OIL OELIVER7~bmvER - Divi- rials yard, experienced. 4144100. J9I-42II mole. Soble. while and tn Ready Dec 7 H7 1 sion ol notional oil compony Full btn ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR - Fo" TEMPORARIES-BY A-l IARTENDER - Port time Weddma, LARGE BOTCET"-J" onoY pipe Rool Time rHnmenls m rented 847 7671 RED BANK - Three room furnished «W». Coll 264 3000 lor appointment. '- Parlies. Experienced. Reliable r 'ors ond other mqlerlol pertaining, ti —rlmenl. all utilities LITTLI SIIVIR Modern seconiftlopr" private, mult).function social scrvlc YPISTS CLERKS greenhouses Coll for appointment. Spi " AKCPOODLE air conditioned office 300 sa ft. lITo TECHNICIANS oaenty Responslbllllln Include llnoncio RECEPTIONISTSWITCHBOARO wok Florist Rumson 84? 6bJ4 II weeks, block. 1175 Call 741 3)4) IMMEDIATE management, lund roislng. public relo 544 1709 ln SECRETARIES KEANBURG • Beachview'Gardens LOCAL OPENINGS oZ,Z'''L.™'!"'* >»»rn«l. publ, FIRfcWOOD fOR SALE One ond two bedroom opaitmenls ond el or social administration and o mlnlmui Let us htlp you gel bock Into the swing of I KFF PUPPIFS SHREWSBURY 3*0. Situations Wanted MIXED WOOO Holl Cock o poo ond Irish Setter flcienties available Overlooking bnv of two years administrative experience rnyltnipeople^eornlngmoney, Cooking gos. heat, hot water ond parking THE ft'",'!, »lV00»'{-«» «PM Now renting 10.000 sq. II. lor Prototype & Test 01 Coun prospective patients. Coll I1M3S2 ALUMINUM IOUVERED STORM DOOR permenl Coll 946 4)97 February occupancy uVi.^cT '''' "' '•' *"** 320 Brood St. Red lank 741-1U - UJ, six pairs wooden shutters. «! pair SCOITIfs Akt all Block, chonspic, SEA BRIGHT Wolerliont three'room Fully Air Conditioned COUPLE — Houseman and maid, ex Coll after 6 p m . 49S 1481 lines. Good homes essentmi oportment ond one 7 bedroom oportment All Utilities included perlenced, best references. Free lo travel Call 54? B6)J furnished utilities tree Close lo school On Site Porking g Call 167 1444, ask lor John ANIIOUtS and bus. Available Oec I No pels Nau r CLERK-TYPIST ADORABII PUPPIES AND KIT II NS Offices Designed lo Suit Good typing and knowledge of general ot Morv Jane Roosevelt s newly onrneel . Aportments. 7 Rumson Rd. 847-OVOS 600 sq ft to 1800 sq ft. Suites SECURITY •toreot lottos! River Rd. Icorne. Bin. I FRtt TO GOOD HOMES lice procedures. Fine company? pleaian 547 474? RIO BANK - Attractive nicely lurnlshed CALL 842-3888 atmosphere and ellt bfit point Rd I Rumson Open II lo •> Come three rooms, bolh. shower Residential Atlantic Guards Hazlet and browse before Christmas HORSE STAUS fOR Rf NT Pnvol yet near town Suitable business or retired NEW SHREWSBURY 6000 sq "(I avail Full/port lime positions open for Christ- residence Eatonlown aieo Ask loi mor couple No pels 741 1)94 able In discount department slore. Will di A l PRIVATE PARTY Selling eithe'i'beou oger 547 4747 17 Wllllom SI., Newark in yu -OYMENT mos Season — ond a permanent position tllul antique [lining room set or modern vide choice location Call 147 )000 An Equal Opportunity Employ., ™ ±£ oter. Must be neat, alert with clean ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Two room 741-tm Red Bon Mediterranean style one Have one too PUPS WANTEO - In litter lots for resole NEW SHREWSBURY - 1000 sq.'«'. store, 320 Broad SI. ecord, cor ond home phone. Uniforms mony Call 946 3960 anytime apartment ll?s monlh. all utilities includ ORDERLIES M/W - For nurslno hoi ind equipment supplied. Blue Ol pets, must be cute ond heolthy. Pure ed Security requned 791 9154 glossed li ont in shx Typists Stenos Coll --y- Full (ring, benetllj. DO NO Cross/Shield, company Insurance ond 410. Business Opportunities FULL LF.NG1M MUSKRAI COM Swr asdmlxed. 609 417 1903 before now Apply In person, weekdays 1 BEEF FOR YOUR F'REf ;ER Bloc CLIFFWOOD Furnished oporlmenl Clerks Dictaphone m TLANTIC lood salary. LOCAL INTERVIEWS 16-18. ISO Mon s brown suede walking One month rent, security. All utilities ex ?: ..* HIGHLAND UES. NOV. 10. 11 noon I p.m. ol the FOR LEASE coat, site 38. s?s Bolh perfect condition Angus and white face steers Grmnteri cept electric. Apply Apt. 10. Central Pork Bookkeepers HOWARD JOHNSON - ] miles north ot 21 Boy Service Stations Ready In be sloughteied lor mfoimallo Apartments. Hwy 11, across from Polar Red Bank on Rt. IS. coll 462 1914 M0. Wanted to Rent Gotlmer Ave.. Jomesburg IV S;s TV tonic- ti. file cabinet. 110 Cub SLEEPING ROOM bNLY"~eior'o«nlle- . . . It's great to have money BOOKKEEPER - Part lime lor nursln PAYROLL CLERK^Cierlcol dullet per. (Under construction) Carpet sweeper. Is. record plavet. IIV BASSET HOUND PUPPIES - AKC home. Do not phone. Apply in perso CLIFFWOOO - Efficiency lurnlshed. oil mon Downtown Red Bonk. Weekly. Apply Inenl to computer payroll system. Re bncabiocll.cfioir.lt U6B64S Loveoble clowns, need good homes Rea •".your pockets-especially weekday* only, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. Al Middle Rd «. Pine St utilities Apply API. 10. Central Pork - ^o. B J89, Th. Dolly RegHl^rlTed quire accuracy with figures, typing ond OROPLEAF TABLE - Mahogany with sonoble 446 4564 Aportments. Hwy 35. ocross from Polai lanllc Highlands Nursing Home, I Middle one year payroll experience. Apply In per- Hailet. N J. at this time of year . if extra leot, ISO. Upholstered bedroom Cub town Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. on ot Personnel Office. Monmouth Me- Pold Training IOI I It- PUPS you are looking for work, choir, MS. 671 4010. WAN T f D APARTMETTf'drfHOUfi'— dical Center, IS6 Dunbar Ave , Lono Call 6'i WEFKS. VFRY Rl ASONABI I SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Adult com T PORTERS AND TRAY PERSON — Ar CALL 671 4615 tvee odulls. References If house, ranch we'll give you all the help Ironch. CHEVRON OIL CO. 61) ISM LITTLE GIRL S ROOM Pointed whiie munlty. One bedroom, wall to wall rorpel 3 bedrooms with utilities, gorage. For! needed tor dietary deportment. Red Bon Eves, between 61 324 1131 you need. Call — Convalescent Center. Call 741-1111 be PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARY - hutch, bed. dresser ond mirror Plush HORSI S BOAHDI n lox Stoiis'lo Monmouth area. 842 1401 tween 11:30and Sp.m. pink rug, approximately 13x1) Boudoir rent Ridina facilities Rn\seil s Statues Good typing, able to work Independently SUB SHOP RED BANK - Ideal location NEED STORAGE SPACE - Prtler go- Fund raising e«perlence helpful. Elemen- choir, needs upholstering Call 847 4674 s Rd.. Morgonvllle. 591 9!ir FOUR kOOM APARTMENt Heal ond LINOtY>E 6pERATOR - Some e« Complete with table, chairs, all equip igeoi simlloi type building orv bookkeeping required. Must be able DEEP FRfF?E - 1100 Wosher, HO FREf PUPPII s nol wpler supplied Adults preferred. No MANPOWER oerlence In ad and page moke-up helptu menl\ C || | |,,,m | , , J ^ Coll 741 1611 o handle people. Write Box F-JI», The 0 lo r n 0l 0r on hii Dryer, I7S Bedroom set, dresser, mirror, Part cocker spaniel . Pets Coll otler 1p.m. 701 7061 Mashore community newspaper. Good op Polly Register, Red Bonk. nessO. 1U.00O. THOmCE BERt G AGENCY 3S W, Mid armolre. tables. 1300. 741334V Temporary Service* porlunlty for energetic person. Four do ? "St;°l " Call 791 1580 MATAWAN Two bedroom •. duplex < W. Front KM Bonk 1424143 CASHIER — Work 7:t and RADIO - Wllh M*7U Microphone. Coll >oncy SAMUCL TIILHCR AGENCY roof Mui. t be ifen ai MHoilct Ave.Hailet ni included. TOY TRAINS WANTED Oceonpnrr A.e Oteonpnrl 10)500 ond we have It to 972 I!?? nller 6 p m thow. Athlng 111.700 SUPERVISOR OOK — Experienced In Italian American W Experience desirable but not necessary. ooklng. Fuller part-lime, RENCH PROVINCIA1 llf DBdnM SI I LTl lit SILVER Modern three bed STO oom ranch. Llvlnq roons with carpel one Will Iraln. Excellent opportunity with a MECHANIC'S HELPER all U3-1I21. 775-9300 - Queen sue bed. triple dresser, chest, a l m Opef^do^ ti mirror, dressina tnble, bemh. ir>0 Ken replace, two boltli. dlnlnq room, kitchen AFFORDABLE ¥ !i "9" t"""f- Asburv Park area. Apply In person our acres. (Fine Mother Daughter or Werners Automotive. Hwy 3», Beirord EGAL SECRETARY - Typing and sleno more dryer, gas, 130 Twelve speed boy s PoId holidays plus benefits. ALLAR OESKJTF .ES, table*, chain. uvurtnMmalinyg mmoo bicycle. 170 Cherry console stereo and ongemenl). Coll 847 84)1. A cutt tt,ret-bedroom ranch In lutiOni PLASTIC MOLDING, 493-3121. chine*, Ty| condition al tht end of o country loot m WAITRESSE5M/W - BttfflinCtTpf? . lypewnltri. otr.ee rquiptnenrnff etpic ci.et.veen t? ond J 10 Riversidide Ave.A . ReR d BanDk 741 74 74 CLBA SYSTEM - For Insurance soles EPE1RTENCED^STNGLE NEED!E~6P onsporlotlon. Coll 244-2193. Evenings men. Complete with mochlne. film, cos NION BEACH - Four room houif ERATORS - On cooti. 35 hour week. 7:30 '"•2279. settes., and assorted sales olds. Ortglnull* ewlv polnlfd t?)t month, ttcurlty re a.m. to 3 p.m. Union shop. Apply Wo ABY SITTFR — Llve-lin. rent free In eu WlRROR '.•ii/ 1800. now 14)0. 717 87)8. ON 'MI tVAi i jiftd For Informallon call 71/ S*W. MAJJEEO Street Fashions, 37 Wot I St . Red Bonk tonge tor coring tor onine. _child. Sitting PIANOS — ORGANS doys, no week ends. For working mother. Over IM) untt^ ol warehouse prices Corn /»t(i is < AiPf IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY OPENINGS l }RUM SET •- Spiece, like new Includes 741-9333 SWELLING AND~SNELLING~^"Worlcl s Ighlands orea. 21M-S0S3. Kimboli. Vomaha, Chickenng. Grond hree cymbols, ?5", 70", 18". with hi hat OF In,u Ati FANSBURG - Small two bedroom largest employment service. 54 Broad 51 Lots of trade-in piano* ond organ* Uam Asking 1160 '41 5089. ' H * '*< Mil KH/» Clove to tthooli Nice yard (detil Ut River Rd I rn, Havers Red Bonk, N.J, 747-1121. J!S Unlimited rental* from 17 JO per or louplt with onr (Mid IH0 per month Factory work year month Turn your Or lit mat Club tnlo n EVERETT CONSOLE PIANO WANIfll Anil ui ulllltitt Colt 471 1000 WOODED LOT round No ei CAR WASH HELP , lite lime ol eniovmenl Chnttma* Eve rle Good condition. 1450. wood *h*i»l'. 6 or Apply In person. Country SurJser, 1900 330. Domestic Help perience needed liverie*. lay o«oyi Weekdays 9 9. Sal 747 5770 Pliant %*2 U/0 WIODLETWON VILLAGE • I wn tied Some opfflmgi Hwy., 35. Mlddlelown, Until 6 oom rottogt Avolloble Drc 17)'. monlh Surround* Ihli four bedroom homt lo OUSE KEEPER — Live-In. Cart of coltd -n a prime oreo of Ocean Towruhln Monday to FndOy uschold ond assist with three school age WO WASHING MACHINES -Maytag Im ulllltiti i eatr. tvcurlty ond one Freehold Music Ccntct lonlh \ rent lo odvont* ffquldd. Call A brand ntw homt loaded with tairoi. and Other* *hi[h ildren US per week. Call 142 6M1. and Weslmghouse. bolh almost new 1100 rtquirr i doyt SALES HELP-Full lime. 467*710 or each Call 741.6007. n ]4ii for oppoinlmtot. D»n wilh wft bar. lorae tDaclou. alllc Vonrtoy to SunrfOy Active department store. OMAN — Llve~ln, houseworkTsoiory REAL ESTATE Plenty nl room for everyone ond «vtiv- All day •hid houM Call 14? 27?; 00 per week plus free room and board. BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES AR BATTERY - Lorge deluxe lor N RIVfR V'l '«v»l 10 roorm, 4 or S na Builder will rjrovldt mortoooe Aik $ am loiHpm II board husband tree Call S1I-9W7 ol n Shrewibury Ave Red Bond hrysler Carp, cars Used 1.000 miles RENTALS Mroonis Two car garnoe Uuirt tlrft, ing U/.V90 Colt u» lodoy UBRARY~AIDE7SECRETARY - school, S: 30 p.m. 10 7733157 Wo(h lo tchool Movt In Jon. or f rti HVs? Ificiendet ond e>erulive units U'lio mertiat'lndu-.lnnl Bfto' rind earn 1700 a toble pod. 1750 671 3759 transportation On* bedroom Iror 1774 •Atemporory decor No iea%e Hoibour SANTA CLAUS OUTDOOR DISPLAY two bedrooms from I78S Mode Monlh pin money hy leoMng the Tnd houie Welcome Wagon type pro- IRISH II Lirn .10 ineres, 73 oml Oceon Ave , \eo Bright. N J UJ on Ihli one qonobi« Winter rotei lorge lot Fimiiy kitchen Completely re type Good condition, complete with hard Call Alpine Manor, VI )tn dows. 8' wide « 4 7 • high, ideal for fomil flenoroled Aching 177,MM able. We will answer all re- you Mow lo make • MECHANICAL i'r si'. Call 741 1615 > { >S room, retail 11500. asking 1300 50 '.mini. 1'Ji l i"" "" "'" ANCMORAOf Atlofihr Hio't rMI ir,WNF AOFNCV l}f UDT, plies. Send name and 515,000 to $25,000 ASTEUP ARTISTS feet of aluminum store front, including si LARGE COUCH Jinn Irnn ond hrnss APARTMfNTS NDPtM m, Shore Drive "irn Pwjtfjrtfiriie rule M t o\l High •"IRIP1 ORR, PI Ai IfjH olumlnum doors ond glns\ lot llori rf. bed. relin.shed. 175 Choir, lit) Otri-i I... Beautiful bayfronl view wilh private H\ flit* J phone niimhpr tn a year. Night •hill, 4:10 p.m. to 1a.m. touronl. etc. Retell price. 1)7.000. nskn.r nllurr U) tnjl beach One ond Iwo bedroom ODOrtrnenlt 00 reieltlon, iccuricy ntccBBBre. I7S0 40 stools ond bases. 19 liirjti, foi reofurrng wall 'o wall roroelina. color * 1 SHOWi ANFA Furnithtd roorni NEW^ ' f^el 1972 TORO Riot f Lawn mower / F 1 1 1 tit (if 1 vole both, no per week reifourant counter, excellent condition 'fh'n'i "P" " "" '""I air ton • ' , Mil 1 BATHS •ckgrourxl In drafting, art draw- asking ISeaih Call 741 IIM after 7pm HP. 3?" model with electric stoet 1)71 Call 71/ usirfci/i. 147 1OI4 evening, Call 84? 9467 bedrooms from 1710 Con 11/ law *° . M'A( lO'J ing httptiH. Ml Inn. • HH p' 1'"'' ' I iCO/Y Ot ' OWATOR OIN Call tor in tppointmtnt ELECTROPHONIt WUMi With AM Illff I ROOM APAR I Ml III in M Box F-273 '• DRl V.l U i\ I Wr,,T.oi. 1 A • t' '••'• 1,1,,ii-fj*-. Nnion 671 '.*'O THE BERG AGENCY II you an Irrtartjatad tope deck, two extra speakers 175 Col gro, 160 719 1874 lines Coll 147 009? All., I „ „, ,„,, ,,in iie W 1900 THE DAILY REGISTER anytime after 4. 147-3906, 1617 Bf-l FORD Three h*rtroom ranch 70 m ttstM Pctilon. REFRIGERATOR S"i <.t. ..'.,ve. 140 I'M t I'ti-ii |HI D BOOM With living room, rorpetcfl *i,n tn -vnll, painl Red Bank 583-5000 ZENITH COLOR COX Miscellaneous furniture tthen (ir imlfOf Ur<\ fl'l' ' -I'f'l foil ed imirt« nri'f oul I on loiti. HtH 1 C.I 747-MM 111! Fully guaranteed OPEN FOR INSPECTION Iff A (I r, • fall Ml 07J4 «6.M0 Prlnnoal* only 7»/ 4?7« nv /rstenrlear mi Awc/nMenf I ft 71 In ents REFRIGERATOR II 1 SOFA Itailon provincial P"d MIS *.'r. MIDDLE TOWN Seven yeor old fanth 12 cu. if, 130 oin velvet design. Asking 175. Coll 791 Marine Manor Central air conditioning Almott two Ml 741-OTS after » n m J172 100 Shore Drive. Hiohlonns 171 Hi. bedroom^ )'j bolhi, ttdWli SNOW TIRf S 171 I /« 14 M,,Hrl>n I . Hours 10 4 p in BELONGING!! nrtle drivewof. 17 rnistd tireplore fin' "SAVE HEATING FUEL rellent condition, rims Included, two tor •'HIM BOOM APARTMFMT Hrol ond Hhed two car elertr ir nliy opeciirrl on lurn oak firewood IS tills vour trunk 671 130 141 1468 alter « p m. hoi wfltlf lupplitd Adulh Vt*u rooe «/V0OO Pnntlpoli only.741 «l/ Of mi, »n n mix Coll ofttr ) p m nI 7061 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY f.rilr,i«h A ;, I? REMlGtRATIDVir, l-TABIl lu">0 Ntw Inrt* • i '-• AND) Bturxj n*w Ihrte bed- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR fipaflment» All tittUtt F«rptli*ni nnqh. o'n*< «f,lh Dmtmtnl AH •>!•>( Mli CASE — Inquire Lillie Silver Market 530. Garage/Yard Sales • OOfhood AvriHoblf |fi • home Brn* nn*1 iftlnr thuke1 fronl 479Proiperl Ayr 741 7411 • *•.*. Btrkflty ' MANY NEEDS GARA&f monlonh t tttcunly and r«f«f«nc«1 • • - 14 PQI fo«e, 14)0 Hi WO fty .,p,.m->lM,- DOLL HOUSES if' /I/O •wiidei rp Mil BED RAUV S i Call 775-5000 Penn Dutch furnished or ufll Arfoilnhle to' Im ,ILVI » K*N( H mrti Mfl • AHD '.••• Also handmade doll furniture in i-fjtiout 4 ond * room, Iwo b*d fi(i»ri\ I*I, bOlfH, fivfr'tif Itvu • sun ond slyles. L J. Beolty. 140 Church )A Lloyd Rd , Wofoonvillf Cleft "H'Stim ROOM Sullobll Inr Ian OO« W11" Adding Machines General Contractors Painting and Decorating fOOm rjporlmtnti Arjyltt prtfl Only Ke/|. St.. Keyporl 2643606 ighchoir, fo/i it< trty Nire area 154,000 Principal* only Typewriters ' ABl ft l( OVIN'. of .no full* injured '6* ee ev'imaies FIREWOOD 1 ( > i ONG HCAII. H rji -i" two I (levels rtoo' . Can 779 UJI • Ollt* BAd 'J l'' ' I ' • »l/1f eV Delivered fit J930 nrter J Dr , Witfdlfflo*" Nov 11, U Mort Classified ADOING W ' uhool*. ' sold rented r,ca,.,o - WOOD - 4x6 18 limiif, wood Good 'or liolrli-"i M0. Commtrclal Rtntali on Next Page mouth St Bed Bant HI 04IS Plumbing and Heating and U i picked uo.'Open Sot , until noo< BRAND NEW .M»f AsfStiu r Sr*i'. .. Limousine Service VAGNER S PL UMBING AND HEATING sol. me, Rt. - mouth loff IrVillon A,r i Ourntt. boo^\. n II milt South ot Marlboro '"AMI H •50. Nursing Homtt Alterations New installations and repair* All types Center I llhlng Of)d ^fll/^(•9^f^k^ '• let .tier, I.) .141 Airporli Wedding* Any oiiQ*""- ing work 264-9494 anytime. GARAOF 'iAi f 1 leured Codiilac iTmous-nf. Pcionoli/ed MS PfOM' RIO »«xx . . ,„,, I ALTERATIONS *rJrt'''On* o Ol Ulocks. cut oils, xindlmo. harrfwoo'l *e»viee on lime Seo BngM »unHon Lim Pcorl and Ifltill I >tti# Si./rr Jtjfiir)* Pol.' • OvOilab'e SetoniS floor prime Iritodon tO'penl'y » » outne Servict 1*7 44l« only. Fill your cor trunk tor Si IW'OX 800 sr| M »ir r or>r|.r.tin.. , Coll 14? JMJ O"»r |D" Bead Restrinqing wogon, (4 88 Open Sot until noon, Rcono JJMh l.onetK rmme«.afely till 7

«l, Iric . HI n • on bra led . • fri, and %Ot t 'o '• Iff, Iffi 'in Clocks and • lusv 11* MOI Painting and Decorating • id Bn-<> MS. Commirclal Rtnlali Watch Repair with cover, 175 Twn 46 DANO AGENCY CLIFFSIDE Roofing, Siding able lamps, 1.15 eorh Call 7«l Iv b fl AppOinlrtifflt only f*A HEALTH CARE CENTER A Insulation PUHPO'-l ATTRACTIVE * Were feerWfy loto K" eKrele Mee'fl, Cere MWROOFINO 7414M0 S70. Ptti ond Livtttock 2-OFFICE SUITE •i'4hOU'i;i|ri| Voou Couril, >. I ,r- Mire dso'e'S • Cfnlnliji ior.jl«r) m Bta 8 Mltrjictid App Bought or Restyled Slip Covert I'Oning |(mloriil 141.nn Mil MI 100 Center SI vici IttvllOr Irtf pjrkmg PAPfek PUPPIf Cillfwood •••eh No lot • • •«>•". tilted. CALL HMIN lo«o 4" DOt Mr in t wood Ml 566-8422 nets, sir- inlx The Dally Register, Red Bank-MtdtOetown, N.J. Tuesday, November U, 117] 79J. HOUMI for Salt Service Station RUAASON JOY O'Hern Tells Reason Gtvt (tMfn tnt |oy o homt addi to tomlly IMt. Coll today for an appolntmtnf to u* Entry Admitted thll ntw four-btdroom Colonial In Iht fttQri of town. N*or to ihor* and uhool*. Largt room*, full bastmtflt. A»klng only FREEHOLD - Paul A. Cartier, 21, of Ml Gerard COLONIAL Ave., Long Branch! is to be For Foster Home Tiff Glvt o thought loJht Mutt, itt lotfoy, sentenced Nov. 30 (or admit- should have learned from the fhli lovtly RumiVn horn* In a ptrftct RED BANK - Mayor Dan- borough's first major planned arta. Ftofurn dtn, itcludtd rtar yard, tedly breaking into Top Brand iel J. O'Hern admitted last civil rights movement," he many •xtrat. W2.W unit development project pro- Service Station, Branchport night that part of the' posed for the Eisner tract on said, "we would work with and Atlantic Aves., Long borough's opposition to a Tower Hill. er the rights-of the small citi- ARMSTRONG Branch, with intent to steal group foster home at 47 Reck- A six-name petition in sup- zens who don't have a voice." AGENCY KEALTORS May 3 MS Prosptrt Avt. LlltltSllvi less Palace stems from the fact port of the group home was His sentiments were echoed 741-4500 Superior Court Judge Pat- the borough wasn't consulted presented to the council by by Councilman Frank Bauer $27,900 rick J. McGann Jr.'.set Dei' 6 before the home opened in David Geliebter of 20 South who said he hasn't heard one VETS NO DOWN for sentencing of two codefen- June. St. asking that the borough member of the six-member VA APPROVED dants who admitted aiding "This," the mayor said in not expend taxpayers funds council say the group home isn't welcome in Red Bank. Hotltt. Coliino all vtttrooj. Wtll main- and abetting Cartier. referring to the foster home, on a court case which the totn*d ranch, conveniently located to tv- "is the first agency which borough stood little chance of "But." he said, "we must trything. fMtvrw ipocloui living room, Guilty pleas were entered formol dining room, 30' family id* hlith- by Richard J. Lagrottena, 24, sought to locate in Red Bank winning. protect our zoning laws, and •n, *w* bedroomtf 30' ployroom or third bedroom, full ceromlc'tiled bath, ovei of 683 Morford Ave. and Ste- without consulting us." He said it is more important in this case we feel the loca- tlitdd garage. EcoEconomican l hot water boteb"boar"c •ord heatheal. ImmidlatImr c occupancy, ven R. Sirianni. 19. of the In response to a question for the borough to consider tion isn't correct." Ownerr minmultl selltell, con'con "lI popossibls y lost. FHA minimum down all qualified buyers. Fountains Motel, bnth Long from one of several persons to the humanitarian aspects of Decision Delayed Branch. speak on behalf of the home, the case., "It is time," he A scheduled decision on the ACADEMY AGENCY Mayor O'Hern said the said, "for the borough to ex-. 132-unit planned development «UH«rM Hoiltl, N J. 7*0. Lott and Acreage borough was piqued at not ert moral leadership." for the 12-acrc Eisner tract 739-2222 RUMSON — 1*4 acres. Hlah corner lot. having been consulted before Mayor O'Hern said he re- was also delayed for a week Rldoe Rd. and Bueno Vlsla, 13S.0OO Call HURRY uruu NEW POST — Paul F. Chalet, Oceanport, takes his oath as a new Mon- the home set up shop. sented implications that the to allow council time to con- FLORIDA LOTS - (two 10- mi In new mouth County assistant prosecutor from Assignment Judge M. Raymond At stake is a group home op- borough was unfeeling in the sider the application. RUMSON 157.000 section of thriving young city in southern Gulf area. At orlglnol LOSI to seller. Take McGowan. Taking part in the ceremony are the new officeholder's wife, erated by the Sisters of the matter. Approval for the con- •rond iponklng new. Wtll built (wo story, over remaining contract at 6V Call eve three bedroom home. Full boiemenl, oa nhw, 74I-I1H. Judith, and his mother, Mrs. Edith Chaiet. Mr. Chaiet, whose annual sala- Good Shepherd at 47 Reckless "It is just not fair to say dominium development had root, redwood deck. Stlt cleaning oven. WEST LONG BRANCH t-nnr rrtiflfi. Maintenance tret aluminum ildlng imme- tlol building lots All utilities High and ry will be $15,000, replaces Robert B. Woods, Little Silver. Place, a residential zone. The that Red Bank is not an open been recommended by the diate poiHtSlon. dry with trees, ready to go. From W.'.OO Catholic religious order oper- community," the mayor said. Planning Board. to tii.SOO Call owner, 779-151] alter 6 p.m. or Saturdays and Sundays. ates a home for eight teen-age "What we resent more than Mayor O'Hern said the WVf ACHft — Attortle Ccwnty. tfrnin- girls, who are homeless or anything is the implication borough may make a number ulet from Atlantic Clly Racetrock Corner McCUE property, ri come from broken families. that we are not humanita- of changes in the approval, if RMltors lio.oW firm., Only Interested parlies coll. HKKtOld Rum ion FreeholdRegionalAsks Last month, a municipal rian." granted, including lowering U1-71U court charge alleging that the Social Centers Noted the number of units proposed; 90% FINANCING 770. Mobil* Homtt group home violated zoning Mayor O'Hern noted that installation of sidewalks along COUNTRY LIVING GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME » lethony Rood off Hwy 1], Hotlet, New laws because the occupants of Red Bank has allowed, a day Prospect Ave.; changes in Awolls me new owners of Ihn three bed Jersey. Wolfc to shopping orea 244 J9II sewerage, drainage and traf- reom horn* located In Eatontown. Fully State Legal Assistance Ihe three-story house didn't care center, a drug abuse cen- fenced yard, loaded wllh fruit trees. Full large b«ement. Central air condiftoning. consitute a family was re- ter, and a home for wayward fic plans. immediate posttiftlon. Asking »4i.000 7*0. Real Estate Wanted jected. children. ' Call v% today. .. KRKEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Jennings, president of the snow or carting heavy equip- In other business, the coun- ^STERLING THOMPSON HOUSES OR LAND The Freehold Regional High board, the federal agency con- ment. The borough indicated it He said the borough wel- cil authorized Borough Engi- Mtettor 340 Hwy. 3J, Mlddlttown Boup.nl for cenh. For detolli, coll School Board of Education tends that male and female General custodians are paid planned to file new charges comes the foster home, but neer Henry F. Labrecque to 747-5600 THE KIRWAN CO. will ask Ihe New Jersey custodians are performing- between $6,118 and $7,898 per pending a public hearing not in the present location. draft plans for a new drainage GENTLEMAN FARMER 71 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. scheduled for last night. "I told the sisters from the system to relieve the Broad 842-4350 School Board Association to substantially the same func- year; light-duty custodians 3 ACRES help fight a federal govern- tion and should be paid at the are paid between $4,861 and Hearing Postponed beginning," Mayor O'Hern St. flooding condition. VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR In any condition. ment charge that the board is same rates. $6,432. The hearing, however, was said, ".We would work with The project costs will be IQ you own antiquet, for they con be Phone m 7111 ••utifuliy dlsploytd In ihii Victorian discriminating against Its fe- Theodore V. Crater of Bea- postponed until Dec. 3 be- them and find them a place, shared equally by the county — ----- u, JVI paths, and -ISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In Duties Different KeonibyraMJUdletoxn-HoiletHolmdelCeonsburg- . male custodians on pay rates. cause residents of Reckless but no one ever came to us." and the borough at a cost not rHE SMOLiKO AGENCY. 717-Oin. The board insists that it ver Dam Road, Colts Neck, HOMES NIEDEO - For buyer* 'n all At its meeting last night the does pay the same wage scale questioned the board as to Place who are generally op- Mayor O'Hern said that to exceed $250,000 each. price ranges In all areas of Monmouth people who support the group County, UM the "Penonailied Service' regional board voted to peti- for the same work. Its two • suspension practices under posed to the group home, The council also approved PAUL BRAGAR of New Jersey i Largest Residential Real the recently adopted uniform were unable to attend. home are forgetting about the installation of a booster pump ftMltor Estate Broker. Coll for full detail! of our tion the state association to categories of custodians — 7*4 Broad SI. Shrewsbury Statewide Listing Service, 471-1000. THE enter as a friend of the court general and light duty — arc discipline policy. Also postponed until the people who are being affect- in the water line serving Tow- •ERO AGENCY, Rt. 35, MUdletown, N.J in proceedings brought by the differentiated by function not< Mr. Crater insisted that the first meeting in December ed. er Hill homes at a cost of 747-0221 YOUNG COUPLE -Desires lot to bulld home In future. Will spend up to »ii,uoo U.S. Department of Labor in sex, Mr. Jennings said. school district has ho serious was a decision on the "If there is^irtie lesson we $9,000. HAZLET SPECIAL Areas desired, Llltlt Silver, Fair Haven, Rumson, Holmdtl, Colts Neck. Call after Federal District Court. discipline problem but is sus- TNl bftttr than new fruM-wdroom, split 6p.m.,l42'7e9S. "We hire both men and Itvtl home ftotuffll iargt living room. In its petition the board con- pending some students with- dining room, kitchen, pantltafomlly SELLING YOUR HOME? — Coll CLO- women for both categories," r»cm, r/i balhi and ottacind oorow. Po VER BEALTY We buy homei, cenh. w tends that the court's decision he continued. But he conceded out prior hearing or formal ilblt FMA mortgage assumption. Wall t Hwy Ji. Keyporl 264/400 w«ir corpttino.'n*W above-ground pool as to whether school boards that most women were in the charges. Matawan Twp. OKs Code and many ottier extras are Included In Ihe low price ol U2.SO0. are subject to the labor de- light-duty category which car- "The children's civil rights RECREATIONAL partment's jurisdiction, and ries a lower wage scale. are being violated," Mr. Cra- WALKERJ^WALIfrER to the provisions of the Kair Mr. Jennings insisted that ter said, "and some students To Fund Laws Codification Hwy 35 471-3311 MIcMltlown • Labor Standard Act will apply the jobs were not similar. He have been suspended on the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A NATURAL BEAUTY wo. Beats and AccMtorlts to all school districts in the noted that those in the light- whim, of a teacher or adminis- Street. The project cost is Transport of New Jersey The Township Council in- Ltvely Little Silver Colonial. Mint condi- EVERYTHING FOR THf BOATMAN ' stale. duty category do not per- trator." $121,675. buses and the trains," he con- tion. Living room with fireplace, large troduced nine ordinances last eat-In kitchen, family room, (our btd- BOATMAN'S SHOP form such duties as shoveling Me demanded a list of total George E. Smith, township tinued. roomi. IV, bath). Aiklng WS.000. According to Ambrose K. night, including one author- HAY New Jersey's Largest hours lost from school by stu- manager, announced a series "This could result in a mass Marine Supply House izing codification of all the A >4M7W Red Bonk dents as a result of suspen- of meetings on the township's converging of commuters on Open dolly » • municipality's laws at a cost new budget. VAN HORN '»•»*•CANOES sion. Matawan, its train station and AGENCY - REALTORS AND INFLATABLE fJlNGHIES of $11,000. He said council committees bus stops." Open 7 doyi. Call J« hauri a day. SCENIC SERVICE CENTER The board refused to make 747-4100 Hwy J» Highlands 1720111 Troops Continue such a list available con- Councilman Hans II. will meet Nov. 26 through 2!) Mr. Wolfe suggested that tH River Rd. Fair Haven BOSTON WHALER - OlMlrtn. Soorl- Froehlich said the codification at times yet to be announced. croft. Jeocroft. Stinger. Johnson, CMC, tending that none has ever council help in establishing a Mercrulser. Volvo Boat trotters project, when completed, Councilman l'eie'f J. Lumia Income Property llvy where the service Is t says o week. been compiled and it would system of auto commuter AflonflC Highlands. Off Scenic Or. FMnb "will enable a person to walk asked Mr. Smith to announce pick-up points along Lloyd KthMl neighborhood. Fine oreo Va block WINTERIZING — And ttoroae. Reservo take many hours to gather the from morTna. Convenient to everything. To Patrol Athens into township hall and find out Hans now. statistics. the meeting times to the pub- Road and Rt. 35 and the use of Walking dlstonct to N.Y., Newark but ATHENS (AP) - Tanks what laws are on the books." itop. G roc I out roomy three-bedroom Co- Spyrtdon Zournatis, under- Mr. Crater alleged that one lic "so the council will have township facilities to corre- lonial with Income oparlment. Kitchen FLAGSHIP and troops remained on patrol "It took the township five or rtmodtled lost year. Self cleaning oven, secretary to Premier Spyros Marlboro High School student the benefit of public input." late information about com- dishwasher. Three baths. 137,500. Coll at in Athens today as strongman six years to move ahead on MARINE Markezinis, said 204 persons had been notified by phone at Councilman-elect Richard muter time schedules and Municipal Marine Basin President George Papado- codifying," said Councilman have been detained since the home that she was suspended B. M. Wolfe asked Acting travel habits. BRAND NEW AHontlc HfhlonSs Itl-MJi poulos continued an apparent Froehlich. 'it's something WINTER STORAGE rioting. and was not allowed a hearing Mayor Eugene A. Valanzano Acting on behalf nf Mayor If Thll four-bedroom. 2^'f-bath home lo- UM per foot Do your own work waiting game with youths and that the township just couldn't and council members lo con- cated In Mlddlttown. Beautiful tr'eet tur- WILSON loot Works, Oceonport 27? 44*4 As Athenians looked back until her three-day suspension Thomas J. Powers, who was round this home. 25' living room. 16 coun- workers calling for his over- on the disorders, there was "forego." sider a special plan for mass try kitchen, 21' den. Muif be seen. Asking LOST OUR LEASE was over. The suspension was absent, Deputy Mayor Valan- ISVtOO Coll today .. throw. disagreement about who led Public hearing on the codifi- transit commuters if emer- zano asked Mr. Wolfe to sit on STERLING THOMPSON Entire stock of boating accessories must tlue to a clerical error, he be sold. Wholesale prices on outboard mo- There was no indication them. Both youths and con- gencies should arise due to Realtor 340 Hwy. 35 MlddKlown said. cation ordinance and the eight a committee regarding trans- tors, trailers etc. Open 9.30-5 each day. the energy crisis. 747-5600 BOAT & SKI CENTER when the tanks will be with- struction workers took part in Board member Robert W. other measures is tot for 8 portation planning for the MATAWAN 7$ White St., Red Bonk /41 1134 drawn, and no way to tell the protests. The hardhats are p.m. Dec. 3. "The Bayshore area is in township. NEW AND USED SAILBOATS Mantel replied that while ad- VA NO DOWN DS 16', Typhoon 19', Ensenoda 70' Tem- whether the demonstrators considered by some (Ireeks to ministrators make errors like The other ordinances in- danger as far as mass trans- Council voted to study a pe- Immaculate older Colonial Three matter- pest 23', vivacity 34', Eiscx 2tV And other plan to go back on the streets be a heavily leftist element al- •lie bedrooms, den, banquet site dining sailboats 7' to 26* anyone else, no student in the troduced concern certain per- portation goes," said Mr. tition from local food estab- r oo MI Full Dole me nt and carooe To MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER when the army leaves. There though they arc among the lishments asking for an ordi- settle estate HI, W0 Weil St., Monmoulh Beoch 773-349? district is suspended on whim sonnel policies, commercial Wolfe. THE TOWNE AGENCY 739 3400 )•' ROWBOAT SAILBOAT were about 15.000 demonstra- best paid workers in Ihe coun- and he suggested that when maintenance, emergency "If a lack of fuel keeps the nance to ban mobile canteens H8IIHT OR». BEAtTOr ITS firm Call after 6 p.m. 291 3457 tors active at the height of the try with salaries ranging up to mistakes do occur they can powers of the mayor; coin-op- Hollo Bus Company from op- within the township.. RUAASON $34,900 IT BRUNSWICK FIBERGLAS OUT- disorders last week and dur- $30 per day. best be dealt with at the indi- erated vending machines, li- erating past December and The petitioners viewed Uie • FOUR SPACIOUS BE DROOMS BOARD - 100 hp Mercury engine, trail. • FORMAL DINING ROOM er, extras. Coll 232-7603. ing the weekend, which left 11 Pro-government news- vidual school. censing of circuses, carnivals the Keansburg Bus Company threat of the mobile food fran- • FULL RECREATION BASEMEN! • OVERSIZED GARAGE M* DONZII 1f7| MOOIL r- 3*4) Ch«vy persons dead and at least 14s papers said hard-core leftists and traveling shows, rabies is still on strike, shore com- chises as an "encroachment engine, new condition, Call "The uniform discipline po- • ITS' LANDSCAPED LOT 1750155 injured. financed from abroad were inoculation, registration of muters will be left with of $10 investments." MELMIO REALTORS 6I1S6S0 licy was endorse^! by the MUST SELL~ —~MovrngT~SocTrTl^e7r?T Monday was Ihe first day of responsible for the occupation contractors, and amendment PAIR HAVEN — Expandable Cape Far Owens cabin cruiser. Needs repair. t750 board to help us handle dis- more room than It appears Eight rooms. or best otter Call {4? I?M relative calm since the riot- of the Athens Polytechnic In- to the Cliffwood Beach shore 44J.W0 ruptive behavior in the class- ELLEN S. HAZELTON ing stitute late last week by thou- room in the most effective protection bond ordinance. Realtor M0. Recreational Velcles Soldiers and police picked sands of young demonstra- Apartments Code IJW. River Rd, Rumson 147 3200 manner," Ronald A Whyte, Council awarded a garbage Member Intercity Relocation Service 1173 CWC LUXURY MOTOR HOME - up scores of youths, workers tors. For rent to responsible porty t]7i per superintendent nf schools and refuse collection contract TRANSFE R Ft E D OR JUST OU) week ond 10c p«r mite Carl tM JttS and local union leaders for al- GROWING YOUR HOME — Coll 01 said to Sano Carting Company of legedly violating the martial 1973 DODGE MOTOR HOWE - II 9000 "We have found that sus- Keyport. The $570,000 five- AMlelroOk's monthly Homes for Living miles Excellent condition. Fully law restrictions. Adopted at Ocean mrfgdilnemagtfil . OfferOlfers pictures, prices, ae- equipped. Coll 791 ?/« after 6 r> m. ICrTpMtnt. APPL_APPLE _BROO ._,.K. AGENCY, pending a student and Inform- year contract starts on Jan. I, ftMHort. fW Hwy. IS. MIMletown. 471 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPFR t9HS Intefl Some were later set free. Market Has MM. or, CHcellent condition Mechanical per- ing his parents as to Ihe 1974. OCEAN TOWNSHM' - A The inspection team will fect U7Sflrm 94vV469] offer ft p m. But others got stiff sentences longsought ordinance requir- consist of the township man- LONG BRANCH - D*wnlown orw Old charge has proved to be Ihe Council also awarded a con- 0 h mt from the military tribunal*, •i.IfA'lSitl'. !!^ ? Furnished, it 197. FORD~CAMPER SPECIAI Auto Worst Drop most effective approach," ho tract to Bituminous Materials ing maintenance security de- ager, the engineer, the build- made, power slfprlno. powrr brakes, including prison terms {if fnur slereo lope, low mileage. I? It. STERNER said Inc. of Matawan for reconst- posits by owners of multi-fam- ing inspector, health officer NEW SHREWSBURY - Three bedroom CAMPER, self-contained, fully equipped. and five years fin six con- Ranch. Living room, dlnfng room, recrea Call 495-0*43. The uniform discipline po- ruction of South Atlantic ily dwellings was adopted by and a member of the govern- tlon room. Wollto won carpeting 144,900 struction workers comieted of In 11 Years 7173310. licy was adopted to insure Township Council last night ing body. NKW YORK (AP) - Ana- MIDDLETOWN — Two bedroom ranch. 1 that all schools follow the Mayor Joseph A. Palaia de- SPECIAL usemblng m a%roup ol more lysts say growing Investor A council representative Living room, dining room, hllchrn, utility than five. same guidelines in suspending scribed the new code as a room and detached goroge. /S«100 lol NOTICES concern that an energy crisis Corderman has not been named. fenced. wi,000 7V 0337. students, board members first step" in ensuring apart- LEGAL NOTICE might lead In I major rcces- The code may also be en- FAIR HAVEH - River Oahs Colonial noted They claimed that Ihe ment dwellers proper mainte- " «vtly treed. Three bedrooms, formal ADVMTISf MtNT IOH BIOS sinn in li)74 is the (actor which forced if the work has been ilng room, fireplace, dtn. W3.900. Prln 9*0. Lost and Found Proltcl No «S?4 J Reeleeted At and policy was not final but a nance and rapid repair of fa- started but is not completed Clpoll onlyl , 74I-N457. . •LOST - Male German Shepherd. 4 , is sending tin- stork market months old, vicinity of Long Bronch Location Rtplacr Tronsformtr — starting point. cilities which could pose a within 72 hours Expended LITTLE SILVER - Possibilities unllmtt boardwalk if found, call i;o WAI Phflps Hall, Trenton Slate College. plunging. Yesterday's drop of ed Lorge living room ond dining roon Trinfon, N J. Douglas Alt. who operates Brookdale threat to their health, safety funds, according to the mea- welll plonnepplannel d kifchthlftheni . ~Tw o *bedroom ' s and LO5T — On Brood SI . Red Bnnk . ThuTv . Owner: Stale ol New Jersey 2K 67 points was the worsl da) familily room. Clean and newly painted Nov. 9. Old fas hi one d donaiinQ e or r mcj Separate sealed bids (a) tor eocti ol list- gymnastics schools in Mata- LINCROFT - Maj. Cen W and welfare sure, must also be replaced to Plus great leparnte'Vr..,. nee apartment with small transparent ttnnei tind orange ed branches of work and a seporate (or the Dow .inncs overage in tor Mom or professional lie To see coll hoop. Reword, sentimental value. Call over all tingle contract bid Ibl covering wan and Shrewsbury, will iiis- Preston Corderman (U.S. The measure requires a $10(1 bring the landlord's security M Ot 741 -6336' CAMASSA AGENCY" 7417701 all the branches of word ond material II years deposit per unit for dwellings tor, 4 Parker Ave., Little Sliver. rpouired to complete the proiecf will be cuss with the administrative Army-Ret.) was reeleeted last account up to its prescribed I dSf Brownish oranqe, lightly \tr men The Dow Jones average ol received In the Reception Room of me containing up to 25 apart- total. 7'iASSUMABLE MORTGAGE lemale cat. Answers lo name "Whiskey " Diwiiion of Building ond Construction, 30 industrials, used widely M staff whether gymnastic team night to his seventh term as Rumion, Lovely storter or retirement Rumson Sea Bright area Reward 14] tth floor of the Taxation Building, WeO ments. The deposit for a com- Covered by the code arc the home. Convenient to shopping, river, 13tJ Stale ond Willow Streets. Trento>< New an indicator of general mar« members were barred by New chairman of Ihe Brookdale schools ond transportation. Maintenance LOST • Male dng. leveo itirmlri^ did Jenty M6?*. until 3 DO p m on Novein Jersey InterschoJastlc Athlet- Community College board of plex containing more than 25 maintenance of proper heat- irm. tXJ.900 Call 671 9M> or u\ Mh4 block and ton. Block lace wilh Ion spot ber ?T, 1973 and then publicly optnert ket trends, fell In M2.M, Ihe over each eye Answer* to name ot Oden and read aloud No bid will tw accepted ic Association rules from tak- trustees units would be $2,500 for the ing, ventilation, light, sanitary FATS "HAVEN -""Three bpdfoom houvf Sea Bright vicinity. Oct 39 Reward after the hour specified. Bid* win be rr fifth largest dally drop in its first 25 units and $50 per unit Living room, dining room, full basement, Pieose call 143 3544 celved on the following bromhrt ••' ing Instruction nn outside fa- Gen. Corderman, s Little facilities, water supply and , ultra I air conditioning Desirable work history over that number location Must be seen to be opprrciaied London Fon ralncoal Electrical cilities. Under N8IAA rules Silver resident and former structural, mechanical and •y appoint men I, prlncipali only. 043 4139 with block fur lining ot the Olcte Union All bidders must be prequoMtied IKK'' single-day Living room with greenhouse window, FOUND - Mole dog. rflfdluffl Vlt. block. ticipate In nutsule activities, Monmouth. has been chair- $5,000. Dwellings with less Also included in the law it a pining room, library, screened porch, full Poodle type. Very friendly The information tor Bidders, Form of loss since May 2H. 1982, during basement and oliic Kitchen, three bed Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, ta but Mr All contends that man ot the county college than fnur units are exempt provision for a $2lHI fine for rooms. Landscaped garden, encloltd ham ond Forms of Bid Bond. Perform a confrontation between the yard. M2.W0 74t m* FOUND — '« Siamrsf ale. IIIIIIMM ance-Poymenl Bond, and omer contract private outside Instruction don board since its inception, lie. from the ordinance each day that a violation of three moths old On HiiiMdr A* " , Naves document) may be enomlned ot the fol- major steel companies and 0UPLE)< — Three bedrooms usitalri Ink. it inttrtsled. Wi Jtw lowing- not fall under Ihe prohibition also serves on the Board of The funds, according lo the the code is found lo exist Two bedrooms downstairs Needs some Divtiton ol Building President John K. Kennedy it repair work. Financing ovallobte to quad FOUND Hv,1r( ilrfc. R, , (i and Construction and has asked for a change in Higher Education code, will be placed on deposit (ltd buyer. Keansburg. Asking I7S5OO model and serial number. Coll We*t Stale and Willow Mreelt dropped M.M points on thai FIREMEN DON'T Ctfll 3yi-277». board policy Walter S. McAfee. South with the township manager. • <»H Trenlon, New Jtrify QMS occasion WORK FOR CITY Copie\ of contract document*, may be MAPPV T~HANKSGtV|N~GT- Come let LOST - Mvltl'Colored ItOlnfff pOCkett The hoard authorized the Belmar, an astro-physicist Landlords will have 24 hours Ipvelv setting, including 17 ftrllit ocrei. ohlnifi^ii nt lti» Drvmon of Building ond The broader based New KOMK |API - Fironen in on John SI. In Red Bonh ort Ihuii nf J in Construction upon payment ot 175 00 tor Excellent rolled ranch on knoll nestled In p.m. Giassei ond valuable personal po following appointments and scientific adviser to the to begin wnrk on repairs toil woods! 40' In ground pool good pas each set, Any bidder win be refunded York stock Exchange Index nf Italy are not municipal employ- pern. Whoever found tame pirate return hit payment of %ts 00 per set upon deputy for laboratories at the deemed needed by a panel nf ture with wide board fencing. Coll for free Call 747 2171 or 741 1414 No quethont 1.500 common stocks fell 1.72 Albert Kmmons as head es but members of a national lilt of forms ond country property. Horold caked. Army Electronics Command, Ltndemann, Broker. Eafontown, Ut 1103 promptly (within two weeks of bid open- to 53.76. its steepest single day Counselor at Freehold High inspectors before Ihe town- public safety force. Their three- Grny/whllf kit ing date) ond In good condition Any Ft. HOnmOUth, was elected collar in New Shrewsbury with rrrt nonbldder upon return of his setls) decline since its Inception In School for the balance of Ihe ship has the work done and year term of duty exempts Call ui »M promptly ond In good condition will bt> vice chairman al Ihe board's refunded an amount not to exceed U7 50 July I9M il year; Nicholas San- draws Ihe costs from the land- them from Italy's 15-month m. Income Property torn, instrumental music al annual meeting. lord's security account compulsory military service. will be available for perusal by inter- Analysts saM .1 further In- ested parties free of charge in the Take Dr McAfee was sworn to MW YORK ITATI - Liberty are wo. special Notices dicator of the broadness of the $8,500 per year pro rated. Net Off Room In Ihe Division ot Building his second full term on the LEAD GUITAR PLAYER - Or organ and Construclion decline was thai an extraor- sun faylor, guidance .it oyer neerfriet d Immediately, to piny coun The Stole reserves the right to re|ect board last night, lira T, Pa- RICHARD'S at Shannons i fy Western ond rock. Must urn Steady any or oil hid* dinary amount nf New Ymk $13,850 pro rated. Michael I work, haVt lobs t Call Joe, IV fts/i Each bidder must deposit wllh hit hid. ler Doremus Jr.. Rumson, 640 Shrewsbury Avt. Shrewsbury security in the omount, form and lub- stock Exchange issues — ventolo, teacher of handi- ' IAL READING |ett to >he conditions proviried In the in capped .it B.JO0 pro rated who was named In an unex- M2S546 ;*•. L«h Pnd Acrtagt Modom Rote, Reader and Advisor on al strucllons for Bldclm 1,404 — lust ground, compared problems. She con and will help you Hwy Attention of bidders is particularly Also. Joseph Ceglia plred term last July, was V trt Sixth St , Freehold Acres between colled to the requirement* n< • in only I»H making advances WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL RUMION LOT - leoutlMly londsroiifd Freehold and Laktwood. JAJ•fill. You tlons ot employment lo b* observed tmd rector of special services at sworn to her first four year o * acrce lot on lovely lane No ill, wnrh must com* and tee to believe. minimum wage rales to he paid under Muring the trading session noodedded.. Terms la buyer Coll MI «» nl me contract $21,000 per year pro i term. tor *pm ••This energy 11 No bidder may withdraw his bid wiih- The board hired Dr Man in siaty IWi days nfier the octual dot* hard lo quantify and in Thorn rhool SOUP, SALAD BUILDING LOTS ffO. Instruction ot the opening iherrot psychologist, :M $i i 11 ii Diipene, a Temple 25 Two odlacenl loti for tale on fnh SI in incertatn aboul II RAVIOLI. COFFEE •Ir Haven with trees, Fach fO'N MO in reading • four home or mine Alter i in i sled and Dennis t Ij nn University iauiit\ membei r the two. tU.OaO. Coll owner ol Alan Shuw of Hani:. Upham learning dtiabllltl in nf the Institute of Hu- DESSERT fUf'ORINO By e»r.tnenred rtrllfted tk Co "Nn nno knows whether leather Mian school German, aenernUn Itanl tin balance of the man Affaln al an annual sala- Cloitd All Dsy Sunday i Tuttdty3 Ev»s «JJ acre lot In residential oreo ence, biology, all iub|ecti tlemtnlory il means an all nut n school ry of $22,ooo. i- III Win 21 The Pally Register. Ked Baak-MMdleUwB, N.J. Tuesday, November M, II7J Snuffy Smith Crossword Puzzle VE NEEDN'T ACROSS 32 Arctic w«jr 50 Fern, title 24 Disencumber 6IT ALL THAT 1 Vachtl lind- 33 Nyalt 52 Ease 25 Freshens up L.EETLE ARKV'S TICKLED!! sty over 35 Impjri 55 US. rocket, 26 Seeks to find BIRFDAV PflRTV 6 Men 36 MC Bert upper stage 27 Be per- TODAV.TATER playground 37 Word lor 57 LosAngeleno suasive 10 Choice job champagne 58 Napeiy 28 Took a 14 Bypass 38 fort on 59 Compass chance 15 Top dwelling Huon Gull point« 29 Addition of 17 Intrinsically 39 Virile ones 60 Detect vitamins and 18 Bostonian 40 - minute' 61 - nous minerals 19 Linklctter 41 Sagged DOWN 30 Atlantan 20 Gwed 43 Easily 1 Photographer, 32 Turned ashen 21 Long look lemembered k.i.a. 54 Reprieve 22 Took pan 44 African lake 2 Cover 36 Family 25 Head top 45 Shelley's completely member 27 Money "> middle name 3 Anchorage 37 Baseball gear coin 46 Mourning man 39 U S.desen 28 Wants ' _ liguie 4 Infantrymen 40 Enisled 31 Misdid ' 49 Thirst Sp. 5 Lyric 42 Musical Solution to Yesterday's Puiile 6 Go pell- groups ' WOW .'32 DEGREES 1 I DON'T mell 43 ChuisM IIIMfli I1UUI4IJ UUDD 7 Top man 45 Noah or OUTSIDE THIS )\ SEEANy 8 N«v. man MORNING/ r.innii umimi MIKILI Wallace Dim nnnii nntinn 9 Lawyer: 46 Handles nnnnn nnimtj abbr. roughly iiHuauii Hand (inn 10 Pub order 47 Seine uuauH nnnnn nnn 11 Moon goddess features naaa Hnnuri nrann 12 Addict 48 Otherwise LiMii Liiiiinn nmnnn 13 Being 49 Action nnn nniin nnnnnn nothing but 51 Judicious nr.inun unnnn HLVJUII iininn nnn 16 Goddess ol 5] Choler nnorin the hearth 54 Rnponsi: 20 Charge • abbr. 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The Wizard of III 1i ffl 52 ' j S7 r [ I*,"THB BIICF ^P^r^T^*HT M fn 1i J STICKfiS llVP1H6 DUNGEONy ' & H" I1H'' Lii 11 11 1 7} M j Your Horoscope, Birthday 1 III TUESDAY. November 20 ground. You know how to ap- partner could spoil things in- -Whatever is most con- l li An expert would lead the Remember this opening the double than for bidding deuce of hearts from I he West lead of a low card in partner'* on. One of the important things hand. Fast takes the ace nf suit, particularly against a no- to remember about a queen is hearts and returns the suit. trump contract. It is tape* LISTEM. YOU BINGTAILER WILLYOU EVER lhat it will win a trick from Now South cannot win a dally important when you Noilh iltnlcr MONKEY- FACrTD BABOON, trick with the Jack of hearts hold Axx. K-x-x. y-x-x or WHAT you ae M the Jack of the same suit - if NoilhSniilh vulnerable SELLING- asiirt I' GOING TO given the chance to do so, If If he plays it at once. West even Jxx. In all such cases, NOKTII BEAT IT-' V A)?IT>* 7 PUNCH YOU you throw the queon •way, wins with the queen and loads lead the lowest rather than OOM'T howrvcr, its value will bo lust.1 another heart. the highest card in your part- • WANT Thr fate of the Kami- ron- smiih's host chance is In v.« ner's suit 6 MI !«•»>* Iracl in nntrump depended on up with the king of hearts and DAILY QURITION •V A () J Wests opening lead if We«l lead a diamond Kast wins With vulnerability equal, win EAUT uc-re an expert. Soulh would with the king of diamonds and partner deals and bids one s) R A i 2 • "4 1 go down. leads a heart lo Ins partner's diamond. The next player hids r'y (J h 2 INI I'.ISS down Deprived ol the J,K I ol bid Whether partner has a spades and four chilis, all of 1 NT Ml PM hearts, he can win only ei(jhl (;in>d or (inly a fait hand, you which added up to nine sure Opi'innp hull - '0 2 tricks. tricks at most. will probabl) COlllct more for

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pi Vu'^s 8 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MiddJetown, HJ. Tuesday, November U, 1973 Cahill Plans

To Seal Most CLOSED Of Pap THANKSGIVING Valuable Trading Stamps ers DAY TRENTON (AP) - Gov. William T. Cahill plans to ONE keep most of his papers secret FOOD DEPARTMENT COMPLETE for at least five years after he IOOK IS leaves office in January, ac- SALE TODAY Thru SAT. cording to art aide. WOITTH IN ANY DEPT Ira Grayson, who is coordi- EXCEPT FOOD nating a transition office, said ON FOOD PURCHASES WITH EVERY access to the sealed papers CHARGE would be allowed only with *15 OR MORE AT FOOD PURCHASE li«p » | . ..'d the approval of Cahill or someone authorized by him. FOOD FOOD DEPARTMENT "He has no intention of de- stroying anything," Grayson said, but will order the papers FRUIT N" HONEY sealed for five years and keep Ttwutf ftl PwchtM •! the option of extending the se- CANNED FRUIT crecy period. SALE! 10-lb. BAG GOLD The sorting and packing of MEDAL FLOUR Cahill's papers into hundreds MOIMIXITMSUTI of boxes is under way. Filing YELLOW CLING PEACHES. l cabinets in the executive of- SLICED, HALVES, FRUIT COCKTAIL, ELBERTA fices of the State House are being cleared for the adminis- PEACHES, SLICED & HALVES, SWIFT PREMIUM A BARTLETT PEAR HALVES tration of Brendan T. Byrne, BUTTERBAHJUBKEY the 'Democratic governor- elect. CANS Ttw«( IM PwchiM if There is no law in New 8-0Z. JAR TASTER'S I Jersey requiring governors to preserve for public scrutiny S&W VEGETABLE CHOICE FREEZE the paper work they generate, DRIED COFFEE SALE! toootMirtiTwaiuvi such as correspondence, mes- 0M c sages to the Legislature, copies of speeches and other CREAMY OR WHOLE KERNEL documents. Traditionally, - CORN,PEAS & CARROTS such papers are regarded as 16 to 17 oi. their personal property. tins TlM'l MM Pmkllt It Grayson said about 90 per BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE- OUR TRIM IS BETTER 99< cent of Cahill's papers would MRS. CUBBISON'S JOY DISH be placed in the archives, on DETERGENT shelves in the basement of the BONELESS RUMP ROAST STUFFIN 3202. BTL. 6000 0«!«T TWO «UYI State Library. AND OMCNMIftMNMIt t—4 •»• IM , Mi 14,1ITJ. The outgoing governor in- TOP ROUND ROAST DRESSING Mrn nuciiniuMU tends to take the rest of the TWIN PACK papers with him to his new 13 01. home in Princeton. Grayson TOP SIRLOIN ROAST •OX 69' said these consist mainly of ______WHOLE ROUNDSTOP-BOTTOM-RUMP PRICED HIGHER FOOD OIPAWTMtWT press clippings, copies of ma- T»ir*l»Pw(Uwlf jor speeches, press releases THICK CUT CRANBERRY MAX PAX and official messages. London Broil SHOULDER London Broil SAVE Grayson said general and SAUCE COFFEE personal files will be for- Shoulder Steak «>««» Top Round Steak 10 RING warded to the archives. In 69 _HVfV!Y9V_riPV^^_| MOOuOt IM** our* «ptiT tw tnain)o su'n If AN* sealing the papers, Grayson nn HHIIIALIOOO. I COUP Cube Steak TENOfR Top Sirloin Steak 19 said, Cahill will be following Ib. the five-year pattern of for- 1 mer Gov. Richard J. Hughes. iii "p^ kmrmrvrTfr However, it is not known OR FANCY MIXED NUTS how long the Hughes' papers Chicken Breast Roasting Chickens To.ird IM Pmtliiit il will now remain sealed, be- GOVT INSPECTED 4 BARS IRISH cause the former governor . QUARTERS WING ON has been nominated to be SPRING SOAP 49 REG.50Z. chief justice of the State Su- DULANEY MIDGET toooournTraocuvi . preme Court. DM I,MH Mr cml!m!f Cff04 IKfy t«l . Na* 74 III) No count was available of GROUND SWEET POTATOES MFH COllATf-PALNOllVf CO the number of boxes of papers CHUCK ;hicken Breast C and documents deposited by 99 Hughes after eight years in office. But he reportedly filled GROUND FRESH more shelf space than any of ROUND 79 G"** EXTRA LARGE Tnni Ikt Pankui ol his predecessors. GIANT RIPE OLIVES CRISCO OIL Democrat Robert B. Mcy- Smoked Daisys 38-OZ. BTL. ner, governor from 1954 to Sliced Bacon «000 0»ll«HWO«l)TI 1962, deposited 7it boxes of Out HIM p* umiir. •Ml ftn M . Ntf tl Tin. correspondence, eight boxes Sliced Bacon Sliced Bacon »nMP* raocrcMtiauHifo I of speeches, one box of min- utes of various state board PRODUCE DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT. FRANCO-AMERICAN meetings and 25 boxes of con- fidential correspondence. GOLDEN RIPE CHICKEN GIBLET Meyner directed that the Umtli IM PlHCklll ll confidential material remain BANANAS GAIN sealed until 19X7 or his death. LARGE A A C HEADS ZlVj DETERGENT FOR TT %J REYNOLDS WRAP S Ib. 4-0z. 2 tooo O«IT »i TWO sun Soldier Is .12 Om MtfH" W cuilimn HEAVY DUTY FOIL OMlnnlal .Nw 14 117) AniilPC "»1HI»CTOII IUT1 »l« 0« MATCH Mt MOCrtMUHIU Indicted In n|i|JICO niDouiciouieuoiNMIICIOUS 89° Smoked Boiled Ham 1 II OH! C [ UOI 39 Sweet Tasty Carrots Swift Hard Salami VAIUABII COUPON1 Rape Case CtLIFOIWU IITIM MNCf Mil 0* MAICH C BRILLO MOUAHWHITI 49 Turkey Breast FREEHOLD - Charles C SOAP PADS Brady, a 19-year-old Ft. Mon- New Cabbage or Yellow Turnips 13 Ham Bologna Pim*™ BIZ mouth soldier, has been in- e STUFFING PRE-SOAK dicted on charges of breaking MG0I0 Tangerines HMUM 15 FOR 89 • HOT 101*1 C 3802. BOX into the apartment of a 27- Imported Pork Loin «000 0«U»TTWO«Utl year-old Katontown woman, 25 0*1 t!#M fti Irttmr B___ Sw< Ikn• IIIIM.I. Dnn 1i<1 11)ni1l . raping her and assaulting her MUSHROOMS •m PMCTimitimi with intent to rape Oct. 2ft PIECES A STEMS Brady is accused of at- tempting to enter the apart- NEW! MINUTE MAID ment of the same woman with MRS. SMITH GOLDEN DELUXE intent to steal Nov. II. CHILLED ROMANIA ARTICHOKE In other indictmcnis handed PUMPKIN CUSTARD up by a county grand jury: ORANGE JUICE Maria Brown. IS, of K Mal.i- LYSOL DISINFECTANT CLEANER wan Terrace Apartments, PIE KELLOGGSCROUTETTES 28 OUNCES Matawan Township, Is in- cused of maintaining a gam- BANQUET All MEAT VARIETIES bling resort at her home July COOKIN' BAGS 6. VENCENTI MARINATED She is also Accused of ('in- spiring with ,i Perth Amboy SAU-SEA MUSHROOMS ,.„, man to make book and oper- SHRIMP COCKTAIL JAR ate a lottery. The Indictment states that she perm it led MANDARIN ORANGES Charles Gagliano, M, in UH PILLSBURYCRESCNET Q 10 PC. CUTLERY ENSEMBLE and rent her telephone for LESEUB PEAS W/BUTTER SAUCE, 5 gambling activities. WHITE CORN W/BUTTER SAUCE. REGULAR OR ITALIAN FLAVORED BY REGENT SHEFFIELD SMALL ONIONS W/CREAM SAUCE Gagliano is charged wnh DINNER SCOTKINS DINNER bookmaking.and possession of BROCCOLI W/CHEESE SAUCE. OflC CAULIFLOWER W/CHEESE SAUCE ROLLS 3» lottery paraphernalia NAPKINS Andrew .1. Darin, & of 191 NBC Bray Ave. Knst Keansburg, BAKERY SPECIALS! is charged with obtaining mid MALLOMARS retaining properly by meant of false representation TMM) IM PwtlllM ll Darby is accused of Falsely telling' Keith Klann ql Ml Purpose Rentals. IKI Newman SUNSHINE HI-HO Springs Road, Shrew that he represented A A I Pipe 39 LIQUID DETERGENT Roofing, Bray Ave . l.i I 64-OZ. BTL. Keansburg. thereb) obtaining r ICO »PPll. PMniN. COCONUT WNCI • INCH OOOOONLTATTWOQUYS OM ctuptn H' tMtimii a |125 machine, an • EDUCATOR PARFAIT Oood Ihiu Sit. Niv.M. H73 wood router. Stuffing Bread IM.«. 2 a 55° William H Angelo, 200 Potato Chips ,v55° 49 Creek Road. Kiamburg, is charged with liming • |79 check to Ne« tiunal Bank, with Uien Wl iwm Iht right to limit tuiMllr. 9:)0 J M TH to p M talning money undei Not rtiptnilkli lor typo|riphicil tntn. WNDAY* pretenses, and with rei OOP PKP GoH thru Sit., Nwr. 24,1171 »« M m * P.M. n property. ;i blank check __1 MIDDLETOWN-RT. 35 ' PWsitM iiio»ioiri< belonging to William .). Mop T kins, Logan Road, Wana maua. all In Deal May 9. 1972.