Red Bank Tax Rate Estimated at
SEE STORY PAGE 4 the Weather THEDAILY Sunny, breezy today, high in . FINAL mid-30s. Fair tonight, low Red Bank, Freehold 7"" around 30. Increasing cloudi- Long Branch. / ness tomorrow. EDITION Moimioutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 30 PAGES VOL.95 NO.14S RED BANK, NJ. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31,1975 TEN CENTS '•"••Miiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiriuiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiimiiiiii mi IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIllMIIIMUIIIIIHUnilll County Cuts Back Mt. Mitchell Plans By HALLIE SCHHAEGER ceived letters from some look Park," the site lies on the Appraisers^ for the county paid only about $440,000 for dicates the 75-foot strip sought Highlands residents favoring highest point ofland along the Parks Department have esti- the Atlantic Highlands proper- by the county in Highlands FREEHOLD — Deterred by the county park plan. eastern seaboard, he said. mated the total value of the ty, but he said engineering would cut into the corners of the possibility of long and ex- Hundreds of Atlantic High- The freeholders announced 7.16 acres the county now fees, legal expenses, brokers' the building, Mr. Irwin said pensive condemnation pro- lands residents had endorsed plans to up their application plans to acquire at $554,470. commissions and survey fees the county could make the ceedings, the county Board of the park proposal, he said. for matching fund assistance The developer is asking added to the asking price. necessary adjustments in the Freeholders has changed its Second Thoughts from the state Green Acres $850,000 for the Atlantic High- Mr. Westlake said his com- land taking. mind and decided to purchase The board authorized Coun- program to include an addi- lands site, but "we don't have pany is "interested in helping Mr. Irwin said that the only a portion of the Snyder- ty Counsel John M. Pillsbury tional 2.98 acres. The state an asking price for High- the county" and if it is not county intends to purchase Westerlind tract off Scenic two weeks ago to institute le- has already earmarked lands," Mr. Irwin said. forced to move its high rise the tract with or without fed- Drive in Atlantic Highlands gal action to obtain "by pur- $127,832 for the acquisition of Asked for comment after back on the property he an- eral and state aid and that and Highlands for a county chase or condemnation" the some 4.18 acres and an addi- the press conference, John ticipates no problem, except enabling resolutions will prob- park. property overlooking Sandy tional $145,592 in federal Open Westlake, vice president of for money differences, in the ably be on the board's agenda The board announced yes- Hook Bay, New York Harbor Spaces funds has been okayed Snyder-Westerlind, acknowl- negotiations. next Tuesday. terday that it now plans to and the proposed national sea- for the same parcel. edged that the company had Although the county map in- See County, Page 2 buy the entire 5.4-acre Atlan- shore recreation area at tic Highlands site, but confine Sandy Hook. its purchase in Highlands to But after learning that Sny- 1.76 acres running in a 75-foot- der-Westerlind president wide strip along Scenic Drive James R. Snyder wanted $3.8 in front of a 160-unit high rise million for "a little over 10 apartment building being con- acres of ground," explained Stennis' Condition structed by Snyder-Westerlind Mr. Irwin at a press cofe- Development Inc., Atlantic rence yesterday, the board Highlands. had second thoughts. Highlands officials had op- "We knew if we went into f posed the county's plan to condemnation, it would prob- purchase the whole 10.9-acre ably take a year or two before tract because they didn't want it was settled, and we'd still Is Very Serious' to lose the ratable, but Free- be coming out with a very ex- DOUBTED SON'S DEATH REPORT — Lewis N. holder Director Joseph C. Ir- pensive cost." he said. Ridgeway, a railroad switchman and the father of win said the board had re- Unofficially titled "Over- WASHINGTON (AP) — serious designation used by ing that the Mississippi Demo- bullet was not removed during Marine PFC. Ronald L. Ridgeway. said today he Sen. John C. Stennis, a power Walter Reed but that the sen- crat's most-serious wound surgery and that "its pres- always doubted his son's death because no dog? in the Senate's Southern bloc ator's vital signs were holding was caused by a bullet which ence creates no problem." tags were found. PFC. Ridgeway, thought to have and a key backer of a strong firm. entered Stennis' lower rib Garland said the second bul- been killed In Vietnam more than four years ago/ U.S. military, survived six Stennis, 71, chairman of the cage and tore downward let struck the senator's left has been found alive in a Communist prison camp Local Reaction hours of emergency surgery Senate Armed Services Com- through the middle part; of his thigh, but was only a flesh according to the Pentagon. today after being shot twice mittee, was shot twice at 7:40 stomach, piercing the pan- wound. during a holdup in front of his p.m. yesterday as he alighted creas and damaging a major Doctors who operated on home. from his car after returning vein that empties blood into Stennis did not attend the Doctors at Walter Reed home. He staggered into the the intestinal tract. briefing and the spokesman On Mt. Mitchell Army Medical Center report- house where his wife called The bullet then passed did not indicate precisely how Cease-Fire ed his condition as "very an ambulance. through the first portion of the long or exactly what was done serious" after the surgery en- The hospital spokesman, large intestine and lodged in during surgery. Nor did he ded about 2:30 a.m. A spokes- Maj. Frank Garland, said at the fleshy portion of the right disclose the identities of the Sharply Split man said that is the most an early-morning news brief- thigh. The spokesman said the doctors, although an earlier report said the hospital's Ignored As By BARBARA KATELL borough residents who have helped form an organization. See Stennis, Page » HIGHLANDS — Reactions Friends of the Navesink High- ran true to form to the Board lands, which wants to pre- of Freeholders' surprise an- serve the entire tract. Bayshore Battles Rage nouncement that it wouldn't Two members of the acquire the entire Mt. Mit- Friends are members of the Pilot Swims SAIGON (AP) — Heavy The meeting was held by chell tract for a park after all. Henry Hudson Regional fighting continued in some the deputy chiefs of the dele- Those who had applauded 1 Board of Education, and the sections of South Vietnam gations, and a U.S. spokes- the Freeholders' original an- mayor questioned now they To Safety today as the International man said they were still mak- nouncement that they would could serve the borough's chil- NEW YORK (AP)-A light Commission on Control and ing arrangements for the first condemn land owned by Sny- dren and be against ratables. single-engine plane ran out of Supervision formally asked meeting of the delegation der-Westerlind Corp. if neces- "If they're interested in civ- fuel and was set down in the the United States and South heads. But there has been no sary to acquire the tract were ic organizations fighting the Hudson River yesterday by its Vietnam for logistic support indication that the Viet Cong despondent but were not giv- ratable they should get off the pilot, Richard Berling, 28, of 1 to get its cease-fire observers delegation chief, believed to ing up. board," the mayor com- Coral Place, New. Monmoulh, into the field. be Maj. Gen. Dong Van Cong, And those who had attacked mented. N.J. A spokesman for the Cana- has arrived. Cong Is a vice the original announcement ap- Mrs. Florence Adair, a Berling, taken to St. Vin- dian delegation to the com- minister of defense in the plauded the new turn of member of the local Board of cent's Hospital, where he was mission said the other mem- Provisional Revolutionary events. Education and an opponent of treated and released. bers of the international su- Government. Mayor James T. White, who the planned high rise, had a Police said Berling told pervisory body had asked Ca- The U.S. spokesman con- has been an ardent supporter different opinion. them he ran out of fuel near nada to meet with the United firmed that the United States of Snyder-Westerlind's Taking the Gems the Empire State Building and States and South Vietnam to has already deployed Ameri- planned 15-story condominium "They are taking our gems headed for the river. He request transportation, com- can officers of the joint mili- for this borough's portion of for apartment complexes." shouted "Mayday" into his ra- munications and security for tary commission in the field. the tract, was jubliant at the she said. "The most desirable dio as the craft went into the its seven regional teams. They are being drawn for the freeholders' announcement sites which are an asset to the water. Under terms of the cease- most part from advispiy.unils that they would confine the borough as they are and could Berling swam about 400 fire agreement, the ICCS field already there. new park to the Atlantic High- be. an attraction for up- yards to shore in the numbing teams should have been oper- lands portion and a small grading, are being destroyed The U!S. q^iJp cold of the ice-flecked Hud- ational and in place at H a.m. «1 an Americim adviser was strip in front of the high rise. with apartments. There son, police .said. Tuesday, 4H hours after the should be a park on Mt. Mit- slightly wounded Tuesday af- Not Against Park A search was begun for the agreement went into effect. ternoon when Communist "I'm in favor of a park on chell. It is too beautiful to go PRECARIOUS — Four elderly Toronto, Canada, women were trapped for wreckage of the plane, a Ces- But members ot the ICCS troops opened fire on a heli- Mt. Mitchell as long as they for a high rise." an hour in their car, precariously hanging over the lip of a causeway sna. have said that the security of copter 50 miles south of Da don't stop the high rise and let The Friends released a draw span at St. Petersburg, Fla., yesterday before firemen rescued them He was on a flight from the teams cannot be assured Nang. Twenty rounds hit the us keep our ratable," he said. statement in which they urge using a basket mounted on a snorkel truck. Mrs. Madeline Dow, 74, the Providence, R.I. to Preston without full support from the helicopter, causing major "The current solution was a the freeholders" to stand by driver, said the span opened after she had started across bridge. Airport, Marlboro, N.J. North Vietnamese and the damage, the Command said, wise idea. Mr. Snyder (James their original position and not Viet Cong. but it returned to its base. •' R. Snyder, president of Sny- compromise the preservation A second peace-keeping der-Westerlind) has a great of this unique site. group, the four-party joint The adviser was the fifth deal of money invested in the "We regret that a part of military commission, met for American casualty reported property and the borough has this unsurpassed viewing area Convict 2 in Watergate Case the third successive day with since the ceasefire began. few sources of ratahles." will now be spoiled by the con- no indication of progress. It is One of the men died. Mayor White conceded the struction of a high-rise com- WASHINGTON(AP)— — about the time required to election of the President and political system that was so made up of the United States, U.S. Sources described the borough does now have other plex," the statement says. Two top officials of President elect a foreman and go over later for its financial arm. badly damaged." North and South Vietnam and battle situation along the apartment complexes under "We assure the freeholders Nixon's reelection campaign the eight-count indictment — McCord, a 20-year CIA veter- U.S. District Court Judge the Viet Cong. demilitarized zone as "grim." construction, but he insisted, and the citizens interested in were in jail today after being before reporting guilty ver- an, was security chief for the John J. Sirica ordered both "Top of the East is the best. preserving the entire Mt. Mit- convicted of burglarizing and dicts last night against G. Nixon campaign at the time men jailed immediately with- of his arrest. It will bring the most to the chell park site that we will •wiretapping Democratic party Gordon Liddy and James W. out bond pending sentencing. headquarters. borough and draw few chil- continue our efforts toward McCord Jr.. Assistant U.S. Attorney Defense lawyers said they Ocean Township's dren." acquiring the entire tract." A jury of eight women and Liddy was legal counsel for Earl J. Silbert said the ver- would file bond motions today The mayor then took a The organization members two men took only 90 minutes the Committee for the Re- dicts "help restore faith in our and would appeal if Sirica swipe at some prominent See Ml. Mitchell, Page 2 turned them down. Liddy was convicted of six Drug Abuse Battle •niiiilinnininiiiiniiuiinuiiiiiiii iimuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiinniiurii counts, including conspiracy, Drug abuse, particularly among the young, is one of the Accuses Own Witness burglary, planting hugs and great unsolved problems facing the slate and nation. NEWARK (AP) - A federal on a defense motion for a Tovey testified Monday he intercepting telephone conver- sations from phones tapped In Ocean Township, Mayor Joseph A. Palaia. who also is The Inside Story prosecutor has accused one of judgment of acquittal. The had prepared Knowlton's 19B8 principal of the Wanamassa School, decided not to wait for a his own witnesses in the tax prosecution has charged return. He was called as a inside the Democratic offices 1 in the Watergate complex. state solution. He's appointed a Drug Abuse Council that is NFL goes for beef on the rounds Page j|. trial of State Sen. Willard B. Knowlton willfully failed to government witness although responsible for determining where the problem exists and to High school basketball roundups Pages 2S-2S Knowlton, of collaborating file the return to hide phony he is Knowlton's tax attorney McCord, one of five men ar- suggest remedies. with the defendant to present Sports at Ratgers on upgrade? „ Page ZS legal fees he received in con- and is serving as a co-defense rested at gunpoint inside the Florence Bruder of The Register's Long Branch Bureau County Fare In mixed company. Page 18 a fraudulent tax return to a nection with a J10.B New Jer- counsel., "We submit Mr. Watergate in the pre-dawn grand jury and then perjuring interviewed the mayor and some of the council members. The Mrs. James J. Howard reports on Russia Page 19 sey Turnpike Authority con- Tovey testified falsely," hours last June 17, was con- result is a story that is optimistic in tone and one which shows himself when questioned tract. It maintains Knowlton Branch told Judge Lawrence victed of the same offenses in DAILY REGISTER about it. that people can get concerned in matters pertaining to the im- Bridge Advice 15 was a middleman in a payoff Whipple. "Mr. Knowlton and addition to two of possessing provement of their neighborhoods. It will appear in tomor- PHONE NUMBERS Milton Branch, the prose- for the awarding of the con- Mr. Tovey entered into a electronic listening and wire- Classified 27-2) Main Office. 74I-MHI row's editions. ; Comics IS cutor, leveled the charges tract to J. Rich Steers Inc., a scheme to falsify a tax return tapping devices. Classified Ads 741-S9M New York engineering firm. and to submit it to the grand This week's snowstorm probably got some of our readers Contemporary Life 18-28 against John A. Tovey, a thinking about skiing. In his "Here's to Health" column, Dr. Ir- Legal Adv 741-Mlt Franklin Lakes tax attorney jury." Although sentencing awaits Crossword Puzzle 15: Display Adv ,741-Mia The government rested its a probation officer's report, win J. Polk has some goodiadvice for anyone thinking of Editorials 6 and parttime law professor, Although Knowlton's 19KH "breaking into" the sport. [ Circulation Dept 741-333* yesterday. case yesterday and the de- McCord could get up to 60 Entertainment 22 Sports Dept 74IH17 fense called its first wit- return hasn't been found in years in jail and a $60,000 fine William F. Sandford's "Outdoor World" column should help The accusations surfaced at government files, Tovey had Financial . » Contemporary Life 7410«l» nesses, including Howard S. and Liddy 50 years and a you forget winter, Ground Hog Day, head colds and the like. Innocent Bystander 24 Accounts Payable 741 Ml* the trial in U.S. District Court produced a copy from his per- $40,000 fine. However, the ac- He has proof that "Spring" is here. where Knowlton is charged Heydon of Brick Township, sonal file. The defense has Movies. • M Accounts ReccivaMe...741-ltl« the authority chief engineer. tual sentence is expected to The Polk and Sandford contributions are regular features Obituaries 4 Middletown Bureau.....«71-22St with failing to file his 1968 tax maintained throughout the be less because of overlapping of Thursday's Daily Register, Northern Monmouth County's return. Heydon testified he didn't triayiiat the inability of the Sports M-K Freehold Bureau 4C2-2121 know of any payoffs in con- elements in the indictment. largest newspaper and Monmouth County's most interesting Branch attacked Tovey's government to find a return is Television 22 Long Branch Boreau...222-M» nection with the awarding of newspaper. testimony during arguments not proof that one was not Ullllliiliiiinuiiiiiiiiiiilliuiiii the contract. Real Estate Sales Course filed. I ___ Sale! 29% to 50% Off , Grant's Sale-A-Bratlon The House on Moimouth St. The Happy Pickle Two week class begins Mon- Tonight On all merchandise. Studio .Circulars in the store. Sale Wed., Fri., Sat. until 10. presents the fabulous sound of Blown Insolation day, Feb. 5. Monmouth Adult Steamboat roast. Olde Union See our ad on Page :t. Eilfel Plastique, 171 First Avei, At- ends Feb. 3. Little Silver Luncheon and evening menu. the Tony Rome Duo tonight. For residential or com- Liquors. Free delivery. 842- Education Commission. Call House, Red Bank. 6-9 p.m. lantic Highlands. (Adv.) •Shopping Center. (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) mercial. 747-4835,. (Adv.) 9500. (Adv.) 542-3439. (Adv.) (Adv.) n,.itn Budget OK'd byMiddletown Board After Debate Over Teachers' Pay MMIDOLETOWf nUl fc'TO WN V -Th— Thne tosphorteachercs rtocorvndeserve. " fhthoe boarhnarrdt *• from surplus to be applied to Board of Education adopted member stated. $200,000 to the interest appro- In the Feb. 13 school elec- current expense. its 915.1 million 1973-74 school William J. Halliday voted priation to provide funds for tion, voters will be asked lo interest on school construc- budget last night, but only af- against the line item, ho said. approve current expenses of ter a skirmish over instruc- tion bonds or on bond antici- U3.8O9.2OH, with $10,232,839 lo Voters will also approve or because teacher salary in- pation notes to finance the tional salaries. crements are pajd to all be raised by local taxation, reject purchase of a trailer start of its $9.9 million build- and capital outlay of $13,4K9, for a cooperative career edu- Voting their way through teachers as a matter of ing program. The increase the spending plan item by all to be raised by local levy. cation course at a price not to course instead of being paid raised the budget total from They will not vote on debt ser- item as required by state law. exceed $15,000 The funds will as merit raises only when $14,936,307 to $15,136,387. vice of $1,313,690. with$9H8.749 be transferred from current board members shied when earned. James E. Goell and Mr tn be raised locally. expense tn capital outlay and* they came to the $9,62X.95O al- "There's dead wood m the will not increase the amount lotted for teacher salaries. DeBrown voted against the in- To ease the tax burden, the system. The way to get it out crease. board appropriated $500,000 to be raised by local taxation. The line item was initially de- is to withhold increments." feated by 5-4 vote, with dis- Mr. Halliday declared. He senters citing three different charged Dr. Bernhard W. reasons for their opposition. Schneider, school superinten- $442,125 Budget Is Adopted N.J. BERLIN BRIGADE - For the first time in New Jersey history, the Richard R. Anderson. Mrs. dent, with the task of remov- U.S. Army, in a special ceremony yesterday in the N.J. State Museum, Elizabeth T. Jose and Warren ing the alleged dead wood. swore into the service 50 young volunteers from the state for assignment C. DeBroWn said they voted Finally Approved By School Board in Highlands to the Berlin Brigade. The unit-of volunteers is to be called the Garden against the appropriation as Immediately aften the de- State Platoon. insufficient to maintain the feat of the iiri'e item. Earl HIGHLANDS - A 1973-1974 adoption of a new reading from $17,200 to $22,000; attend- present level of education. Moody, another board mem- budget totaling $442,125 was series and still keep the budg- ance and health services, up The three board members, ber, moved again that it be adopted by the Board of Edu- et rise minimal because it an- from $11,250 to $15,450; oper- who apparently agreed with a accepted as proposed. cation last night. The newticipates a drop in enrolment alion. from $26,500 to $31,000; Zone Plan Deletions Bring large part of the audience of "These people have made budget is up $13,955 over the from 430 to 400 and no longer maintenance, from $6,000 to about 30 attended the hearing, their points. Let's have anoth- current figure. must plan on additional teach $8,000; food-services, from favored increasing the in- er vote now and see if we can The budget portion to be ers for split sessions. $1,500 to $3,100; and student structional salary accounty.bv straighten this out," Mr. raised by local levy, $314,510, Similarly, the trans- body activities, from $150 to Quieter Hearing in Hazlet JI80.0O0 to hire i« teachers to Moody said. will require a tax increase of portation account shows a $200. eliminate the current short- Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Jose 5 cents per $100 assessed valu- $1,000 drop, from $13.51111 to The capital outlay portion of HAZLET - With provisions past years, the mayor ex- been no serious overt effort ened school day in the junior voted against the line item ation. $12,500. although the board the budget will cover replace- for multiple family dwellings plained, lumed some prospec- for the past four or five years high schools. once again, stressing that hopes to purchase jointly with ment of all old wooden win- deleted from the revised zon- tive industrial developers to aggressively seek industrial Leonard J. Moon voted they will vote in favor of the Most of the budget increase Atlantic Highlands a new dows in the building and site ing ordinance, a much quiet- away. ratables." against the line item because budget as a whole Feb. 13 and is in the current expense por- school bus to transport special improvement. er, smaller and more orderly An industrial park, he said, Vincent Kamc, of 30 Mich- tion. It will rise from $374,750 education students. igan Ave.. Republican munici- "I don'l like what the Middle- urging township voters to fol- audience attended the second is preferable to more shop- town Township Education As- low suit. to $410,825. Capital outlay will of three planned public hear- ping centers of the type the pal leader, also urged the drop substantially, from The purchase will permit a Home Rule committee to "leave some in- sociation (MTEA) has done to Mr. Moon and Mr. Halliday cutback in contracted sen ings on the proposal last township has now. the school system." dissented once more. $45,000 to $22,500. Debt service night. dustrial property that can be will rise from $8,420 to $«,KO0. vices which will more than Talk Friday Mr. Robinson then referred Angered by Teachers But Mr. DeBrown, passing compensate for the $3,000 cost A crowd of a little more developed." HOLMDEL - Arthur to a statement made earlier in Mr. Moon added that board his vote until all others had The board will allocate of the new equipment. than 100 persons were present Both Mr. Wagner and Mr. Young of the United Citizens the hearing by Leo J. Carling members are not idiots, what- been cast, this time voted for $30,000 from surplus to bal- The only category showing in Raritan High School audito- Robinson are opposed to the for Home Rule will speak at 3d, township planning con- ever the MTEA may think, the line item, assuring its ance the budget. a considerable rise is'fixed rium to hear 13 residents proposed ordinance revisions. Friday's 8:30 p.m. meeting of sultant. He said some com- and accused the association of adoption. 5 voles to 4. Under current expense, the charges. It will rise from voice their opinions of the pro- Mrs. Clare Vetter of 4 the Holmdel Democratic Club mercial zones were changed "back-stabbing us constantly" Other budget items were ap- instructional account, cov- $51,450 lo $65,550, to cover tui- posed ordinance and question Spruce St., a member of Citi- in Township Hall. The public to residential so that more with nothing but "out and out proved without comment until ering teacher salaries and tion for educating special edu- members of the Township zens for Environment Protec- is welcome. people would locate here. Mr. lies in the papers." the line item for interest in teaching materials, rose from cation students in other dis- Committee and the planning tion, said she. too. was op- Mr. Young will discuss the Carling said, "You have to posed to the ordinance revi- "If the MTEA will send in the debt service account was $247,200 to $251,125. tricts. purpose of his group and the consultant on certain aspects have people to justify com- men and women, not kids, to reached. The board was able to allow of it. sions. Other categories of current need for home rule in local mercial development." negotiate with us, I would be Meeting Monday night in for salary increases for the As was the case two weeks "The CEP finds the ordi- expenses showing increases communities. A question and glad to vote for what the caucus, the board added professional staff and plan for include: administration, up answer period will follow. ago, most of those speaking at Mr. Robinson took issue nance unacceptable until a the hearing were opposed to with this. flood plains ordinance is in- the proposal as it now stands. "1 love people," he de- troduced," she said. At issue last night were pro- clared, "but we have to be However. Francis X. Journ- visions to zone land in the able to afford ourselves." ick, township attorney, said township making Hazlet more Mr. Robinson urged estab- such a proposal is currently in attractive to potential ra- lishing industry where local the hands of the Department tables. people can work. He main- of Environmental Protection. Wff Richard D. Wagner of 4 Ann tained jobs and ratables are A flood plains map was sub- Court opposed several propos- what is need in Hazlet, "not mitted to that agency last Oc- at A TLANTIC SUPERAMA GALLON als to change areas currently more people." tober, he said. SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35, RT. 36, EASTKU JUG zoned commercial to residen- Major Herbert J. Kupfer James Davidson of 79 Fleet- tial. said ratables are being wood Drive asked members of WITH George Robinson of :tlfi sought, and have been for sev- the Township Committee why Middle Road said, "There has eral years. Lack of sewers in so many changes are being in- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. COUPON stituted through the revised ordinance. BELOW Mr. Carling replied the ordi- County Cuts Back nance was revised "to make it a more workable document FOOD CITY STILL'l FOR LEANEST MEATS AND PRICES! """^O^ for everyone charged with working with it." The pro- FRANK PERDUE'SPERDUE'S , -- - | FRESH AMERICAN U.S.D.A. CHOICE^* J Mt. Mitchell Plans posed zoning ordinance, Mr. SHOULDER (Continued) he said. "I see no reason why Carling continued, is "stream- Mr. lrwin said the site was the park and the high rise lined and updated." PERDUE intended for "a pocket park can't live together comfort- Questions regarding fluster c with a scenic view" and ably." zoning also came up. This LAMB 1H 01 would not contain playground Snyder-We.sterlind began plan, provides for a common equipment. excavating December on the recreational or landscaped Highlands site for a 14-story area as part of a clustered ar- He said the Atlantic High- condominium. Plans for an rangements of dwellings with- CHICKENS lands property is "as high as identical building in Atlantic : CHOPS in a smaller than usual area. WHY PAY 49'LB. ELSEWHERE? or higher than" the Highlands Highlands failed to receive lo- "Who takes care of the com- WHY PAY U.49 IB. [UIWHM? site, and the board felt that it cal approvals. mon ground?" asked Joseph DELICIOUS WELL TRIMMED TENDER • TANTALIZING accomplished the same pur- Chirco of IK Coral Drive. Fur- pose of establishing a park for Safe Boating thermore, he called this type the people by buying the of arrangement "saturation of SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE smaller acreage. Course Slated our land and a downgrading He said the board couldn't HAZLET - Flotilla 24. V. of our community " SI EAKS Lb. STEAKS purchase the entire 10.9 acres S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, will (). .John Reed, of 4 Beaver WHY PAY $1.4? IB. USIWHM? WHY PAY tl.69 IB. UStWKK? "reasonably, within the realm offer a 12-week course in bas- St.. a member of the Board of of good finances' since con- ic seamanship and safe boat- Education, urged the com- FRESH • HOT o« SWEET struction of the high rise has ing beginning Tuesday. Feb. mittee to drop the proposed FRESH • EXTRA LEAN • ANY SIZE PKC already been started in High- 13, at 7:30 p.m. in Raritan ordinance lands. High School. Instead, he suggested the ITALIAN SAUSAGE GROUND CHUCK The present plan will "an- Certificates will be present- committee adopt a resolution WHY PAY 9? IB. USBHHM? swer the needs of the public ed to those successfully com- to be sent to the state legisla- L WHY PAY S109 IB. ILStWHM? and save a spot on that hill," pleting the program. ture and county freeholders .ALWAYS PLEASING! QUARTERED PORK LOIN requesting legislation to stop planning for multiple family SLICED INTO dwelling "in any municipality T-BONE STEAK Mt. Mitchell News where the population density WHY PAY i 1J9 IB. HSIWHM? PORK CHOPS reaches more than three times the stale or county lev- DELI el. jV^DOMESTIC HALF LB. Reactions Varied Mr .lure Kunreuther of 9 C ALL WHITE MEAT (Continued) Hi-C away, I'd still, fed the site Crestview Ter. voiced dis- ask for a meeting with the should be preserved. I've seen satisfaction with the entire or- SWISS CHEESE 59 freeholders t» discuss the cur- FRUIT DRINKS CHICKEN as many as 50 people at one dinance. 46 OZ. CAN, »U FLAVORS WESTRICH LB. rent situation ;ind conclude time on the site enjoying the their statement. "We feel this The final speaker in the two DEL MONTE LB. CAN ROLL spectacular view. Is there any and a half hour hearing, she iWi-IVERWURST 69 69' is one more unfortunate ex- other area in the county not called for having another TOMATOES ample of how the big devel- actually designated a park DEL MONTE 17 01. CAN opers continually attempt tn planning consultant come in MORTON that could attract thai kind of and advise the committee on WHOLE OR CREAM CORN acquire the must beautiful crowd' DINNERS areas for private profit and zoning the township. DEL MONTE 14 OJ. BTL. •We don't plan to go away." Before the public hearing the ultimate benefit of a few, Mr. Kmery concluded. "We'll TOMATO CATSUP thus preventing their pre- officially got under way. the keep fighting for this site and Township Cnmmillee unani- servation and enjoyment by other outstanding sites in the DEL MONTE 17 02. CAN BIRDSEYE SARA LEE ol mously adopted an ordinance x all the people " county People are behind us. SWEET PEAS TASTI CHOCOLATE Albert W. Emery, president extending the building mora- In the last two days, without torium to March 31. DEL MONTE 17 02. CAN FRIES CAKE of the Friends, who lives on any solicitation, letters and Bayside Drive down the bluff The third hearing on the FRUIT COCKTAIL membership applications are zoning ordinance revision will from the proposed high rise, pouring in. We will continue DEL MONTE lb. CAN insisted, "If I lived 40 miles take place Fcb 7 in the high our fight." school auditorium. Cut GREEN BEANS TOMBOSTZE FLEISCHMANNS Weather: Fair, Breezy TERI TOWELS LB. SOFT MOUNTAIN BEAUTY 28 01. MARGARINE SALAD FAVORITES — Becoming mostly sunny and tral areas and freezing tem- RADISHES • SCALIIOHS breezy today after some peratures chilled northern Southeast. TOMATO PUREE KRAFT TIP TOP morning cloudiness, high in sections of the state for a sec- Temperatures before MIIANI 1890 8 01. AMERICAN FLORIDA dawn ranged from -7 at Mas- the mid 30s. Fair tonight, low ond day. CHEESE CITRUS PUNCH sena. NY., to t>2 at Corpus FRENCH DRESSING around 30. Increas- Snow flurries whitened SINGLE ing cloudiness tomorrow areas of the Siortheast from Chrisli. Tex. PETER PAN 18 01. Jar Slices chance of rain late in the day Pennsylvania lo, Vermont, and PEANUT BUTTER LB. PKG. or at night, high in the midsome local snow squalls left TIDES 40s. Outlook for Friday, rain from 2 to 4 inches in the re- Sandy Hook ending during the day. gion. SCOTTIES JOY Aunt Jemma TODAY —High 8:00 p.m. COMPLETE In Long Branch, yes- TOMORROW - High S:2I) LEMON A heavy-snow warning was FACIAL TISSUE PANCAKE terday's high temperature posted for Arizona. Scattered a.m. and ti:42 p.m. and low DISH DETERGENT was 28 and the low. 13 de-rain dampened the northern 12:03 a.m. and 12:4;! p.m. grees. It was 25 at 6 p.m and intermountain region and For Red Bank and Rumson the overnight low was 22. It northern California. bridge, add two hours; Sea was 22 at 7 a.m. today. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Citrus groves in Florida existed in most areas of the Long Branch, deduct 15 min- were imperiled today as frost nation, with the exception of utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 warnings were posted for cen- the Atlantic Coast and the minutes. Tie Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, January 31,1S73 3 City Teachers Seek to Join By (he Associated Press
Nixon Sees Great Year Janitors in Talks Tmpasse' WASHINGTON — President Nixon told Congress today ByALHORAY said last night that the teach- know that we take all econom- tor for the local teachers' as- that his proposed curbs on federal spending could make 1973 a ers' unit "is making very vol- ic demands and consider them sociation. great year for the economy, prevent a price explosion and has- LONG BRANCH - The uminous demands." He said as one package. We have been He has faced Mr. Murray in ten an end to wage-price controls. Long Branch Education Asso- that it seeks "the almost com- doing that ..for the past three prior board-teacher battles. In his annual economic report to Congress, Nixon stressed ciation, which Monday night plete re-wording of last year's years." The pair were prominent in the theme that he did in his fiscal 1974 budget message: Sus- called an impasse in contract contract — a document Of The board president called last year's Freehold Regional tained, noninflationary economic growth is not possible with-' talks with the city Board of nearly 30 pages." fora halt in crying "impasse" High School strike talks. Education, has requested per- out fiscal restraint on Capitol Hill. "Why change it. if it over slight provocations. Meanwhile, the LBEA mission to "unify" its stalled works?" Mr. Greenspan said. "If we can get down to the "We must develop more reliable and responsible attitudes negotiations with the city awaits the processing of its and methods for dealing with the federal budget, so that it is "The basic pact," he added, crux of the matter," the impasse documents and per- school system's janitorial "represents a lot of prior board president said, "we can not perpetually on the margin of an inflationary explosion," staff, which has also termed mission from PERC to unify Nixon said in the report. compromises and a lot of well resolve all the issues at the its contract negotiations with its negotiations with the board thought-out words." table, as we have in the past." "We must prepare for the end of wage and price controls, "an impasse." the local custodial staff to and be willing to show the same courage in taking them off as "Let's get down to the is- John A. Molloy, N.IEA field face the school board in a uni- was shown in imposing them." Neil Rothman, LBEA presi- sues," he said. "The teachers representative, is the negotia- fied effort. dent, last night told The Daily Register that the teachers unil has called on the state Nation 'Getting By' on Fuel BANKER AND PRINCESS - George L Bielitz of Public Employment Relations A dangerous shortage of oil and gas has caused scattered Little Silver, president of the New Jersey Bankers Commission to allow joint Court Refuses to Kill high pricing of diesel oil, the shutdown of some schools and Association and president of the Colonial First contract negotiations for both pleas to consumers in cold regions to lower their thermostats National Bank in Red Bank, toasts the 1973 Dairy employe groups with PERC in favor of more clothes. But the nation is getting by. Princess, Miss Jo-An" Van Doren of Hunterdon mediators. A mild January in the Northeast has eased the crisis County, at the Farmers and Bankers Dinner. The Seymour Greenspan, board somewhat, but any siege of cold weather in the Northern Obscenity Indictment toast was with milk, of course. president, last night said he states could'tip the delicate balance between the dwindling has had no official word that FREEHOLD - Superior "uterrly without redeeming subject to appellate review,'.' fuel supply and the gradually lengthening days. The resulting the LBEA has petitioned the Court Judge Patrick J. social value," is uncon- he said. competition for available fuel could plunge the nation into a PERC agency for a state of McGann Jr. has refused to stitutional. He contended that new crisis almost overnight. In denying the defense mo- Nurses 'Dispute impasse to be declared. dismiss an indictment charg- also made the companion law tion to dismiss the indictment, The Cost of Living Council, meanwhile, has scheduled a Mr. Greenspan also said he ing an Eatontown tobacco banning displaying or selling Judge McGann also rejected hearing next week to check into price rises for heating oil put does not believe there are suf- store owner with three counts obscene literature uncon- Mr. Levy's arguments that into effect recently by several oil companies. ficient reasons for PERC to of possessing and displaying stitutional. the materials are not obscene Refineries have been blamed for a late start in producing- At Riverview be called in on the pact talks. obscene books with intent to and that other courts in other fuel oil for heating and for trucks, but oil men insist the real He said there is much "hard- sell. Judge McGann held that the jurisdictions have held mate- problem is a shortage of crude oil. nosed" negotiating to be done Raymond Roth, proprietor companion law is "con- rials "comparable" to those on a number of "areas of dis- of The Smoke Signal, 21 Main stitutional on its face." set forth in the indictment to agreement." St.. Eatontown, is charged Although the state law de- be non-obscene.- Is Unresolved fining obscenity "in its Assassins Get Green Light Ask Million with offering obscene publica- Whether the materials are BELFAST — Northern Ireland's largest private Protes- By MARYBETH ALLEN says, were divided over The board president added tions for sale last June 29, present form has been de- obscene or not "is for a jury tant army gave the green light today to Protestant assassins, whether or not the director of that teachers are asking for July 20 and July 24. clared unconstitutional by the to decide," says Judge saying it could no longer control them and would no longer try. RED BANK - Nurses at nursing should be invited to "about $1 million" in salary Mr. Roth's attorney, Robert United States District Court. . MeGann. Tom Herron, vice-chairman of the 50,000-man Ulster De- Riverview Hospital continue the forthcoming meeting and and fringe benefit costs, bind- E. Levy of Asbury Park, ar- . the trial judge is not neces- The judge had reserved de- fense Association, said "recent bombing outrages" by the Ro- to complain that they have it was decided that it might be ing arbitration and changes in. gued that the recent amend- sarily, bound by that deci- cision on Mr. Levy's motion sion," the judge ruled. man Catholics and "Protestant extremists cannot keep turn- "no ear in the nursing office" better if she were not. It is dismissal procedures for non- ment to the New Jersey law after a hearing Dec. 13. tenured staff members. ing the other cheek." and there are those who be- hoped that a grievance proce- defining obscenity, eliminat- "The trial judge will have Former Assistant County "We can only hope that the killings do not reach the pro- lieve that union membership dure can be worked out and Mr. Rothman, however, last ing the requirement of being to determine the proper defi- Prosecutor Steven C. Rubin portion of before," said a high-ranking security officer. may be the only way to get an "open door" policy estab- night charged that the LBEA nition of obscenity to be given and Deputy Attorney General Police, meanwhile, disclosed the fourth killing since Mon- their foot in the door. lished between the adminis- gave the school board "one the jury. If a guilty verdict is Richard B. McGlynn ap- day. The hooded body of a man, shot in the head, was found in a Another door the nurses tration and the nursing per- week to respond" with count- Hospital Seeks peared for the. state at the er proposals and the request returned, the constitutional car at a prehistoric stone circle south of Belfast known as the found closed to therrKwas at sonnel. propriety of his charge will be hearing. Giants' Ring. It was not known whether he was a Protestant Middletown Township Town Currently, the spokesman has been ignored. That move, Blood Donors or Catholic. Hall, where they had been said, nurses feel that there is he said, was two weeks ago. HOLMDEL - With the sup- scheduled to have afternoon no way to approach the nurs- He said Mr. Greenspan has ply of blood still at the critical and evening meetings last ing office with a problem or-a not heard officially about the level, Bayshore Community 10 Killed in 'Quake Friday. A nurse reports that suggestion without having impasse because the papers Hospital is appealing for more the person who had received their jobs threatened. Cited is are still being processed. support for its blood donor . MEXICO CITY — At least 10 persons were reported killed When the documents are com- and 100 others injured in a strong earthquake that rocked Mex- confirmation for the build- the case of a registered nurse program. ing's use was notified on who served several years in a pleted, he added, a copy will Mrs. Helene Casagrande of : ico from the central Pacific coast to the capital. be forwarded to the board The tremors late yesterday afternoon coincided with the Thursday and told that the supervisory capacity and was Matawan, program chairman, •permission had been revoked. allegedly "invited to leave be- through its negotiator, Robert said area residents have re- second eruption in two days of the Fire Volcano in Colima Murray, an Elizabeth at- state, on the Pacific coast. Colima was one of the areas hard- The nurses, the spokesman cause she dared to speak out sponded generously and torney. requests are being made for est hit by the quake. said, were told they could post in behalf of nursing care and a notice of the new meeting the nursing staff." "It is interesting to note," civic, fraternal and religious . The government said six of the deaths occurred in the organizations to donate blood town of Tecoman, Colima, and most of the injuries were re- location on the hall's door — The spokesman notes, too, Mr. Rothman said last night, "that the board has an at- as groups. ported from the surrounding valley. but it was too late to coordi- that "A registered nurse, a nate plans for a new site. specialist in the care of chil- torney who understands our The bloodmobile will be at Another four persons were killed in Gomez Faris, in Ja- position." lisco state near the. border with Colima. The government said However, meetings have been dren and whose name is the hospital Wednesday, Feb. He said Mr. Murray told the four buildings were destroyed in the village of Tonila on the scheduled for 1 and K p.m. nearly synonymous with pe- 7, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Groups teacher representatives • two wishing to participate in the slopes of the volcano. Feb. 8 at Buck Smith's, East diatrics at Riverview Hospi- Keansburg. tal, has suffered for several weeks ago that he would re- program should contact Mrs. The interested Riverview months, professional and per- port the staff's grievances to Casagrande or Mrs. Kathy Pick Space Flight Crew nursing personnel will meet sonal indignities at the hands the board. Riedel at the hospital. then with representatives of of the administration because Discuss Anything SPACE CENTER, Houston — The American crew of the Local 1199. Drug and Hospital she has fought to speak in be- "The board knows our pri- FINE IMPORTED WINES first joint Soviet-American space flight will be commanded by Union, 310 W. 43rd St., New half of the other nurses in the orities," the LBEA president DOMESTIC WINES veteran Thomas P. Stafford and will include Donald K. Slay- York. A meeting at which the. pediatrics department. said. "We are willing to dis- COLD BEER ton, chief of the astronaut corps. nurses first explored the pros "Also, there is an ever- cuss anything — cither eco- FREE DELIVERY 842-9500 It will be the fourth space flight for Stafford, an Air Force and cons of union membership growing list of nurses well nomic or non-economic pro- EIFFEL LIQUORS CENTRAL JERSEY BANK brigadier general, and the first for Slayton, the 48-year-old was held Jan. 16 at the First qualified for promotion who posals." 184 Monmoulh SI., Red Bank chief of the space agency's flight crew operations. The third Aid Squ
MONMOUTH BEACH - ratables to the tax roleBeacs h Residents Get Tax Breafc was $18,609,950, while the true provides $15,000 for capital receive some $17,054 in feder- Bright line. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson last "That's the whole reason valuation was $22,454.09(1. improvements, which would al revenue sharing funds. night said borough taxes A 1973-74 school budget of for it," he said. The proposed budget in- permit the borough to issue Mayor Johnson said $7,500 of $ll7:i.967 was adopted by the should drop approximately 22 The borough gained $3 mil- troduced by the commission bonds for $300,000. These this sum will be spent to hire cents per $100 assessed valu- Board of Education earlier lion in new ratables alone includes $449,543 for municipal funds are expected to finance an additional policeman, this monlh. This was an in- ation this year, falling from with the opening last year of purposes, an increase of the borough's contribution to- bringing the municipal police •$5.07 to an estimated $4.85. crease of $K,(>84 over Inc. budg- two garden apartment com- $55,0(10 over the past year. A wards extension of the sea- force up to seven men in- et for the current school year Mr. Johnson, in outlining plexes. Pirates Cove, a con- public hearing on the measure wall t,o the Long Branch city cluding the chief. Another and will require $323,KK9 in lo- the proposed municipal budg- dominium development, and was set for Feb. '17. line; a road surfacing pro- $5,500 will be used to buy an cal taxes. et at a meeting of the Breakwater Cove. About 25 gram; purchase of some prop- Mr. Johnson said that with- additional police car and •APE1 FILM RANNKI> Borough Commission, attrib- new homes also were built out the more than $3 million in erty near the public school $4,000 will bo earmarked for uted the expected decline in during the past year. and the purchase of a fire PRETORIA, South Africa new ratables, taxes would be installing mercury vapor SAVE 50' MFG SAVE 20' SAVE12< " with this coupon on (one) 10 ounce jar of | with this coupon on (one) 1 Ib pkg with this coupon on (one) 38 oz bottle of Nescafe NSTANiCof fee 'Armour * Bacon Wesson Oil ORDER1 OF THE ARROW — Speaking before the l GOOD THRU FEB. 3. Limit 1 coupon per family. GOOD THRU FEB. 3. Limit 1 coupon per family. GOOD THRU FEB. 3. Limit 1 coupon per family. 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I Bid Specifications FREEHOLD — A sewer imber and metal sheeting. contracting company official Mr. Bradley said the specifi- testified yesterday his firm cations state that if the engi- felt some contract specifica- neer determined that addi- tions were unreasonable for tional supports were needed, construction of a $2 million he could order them at the sewer- trunk line connecting contractor's expense. the treatment plant in Union Mr. Bradley said that ac- Beach with Hazlet and Holm- cording to the specifications del. the low bidder would have to Edwin Bradley, an office wait 1511 days before knowing engineer for Somerset Valley if it would receive the con- Construction Co., Somerville, tract and could in the mean- said that in his opinion about time lose out on other bids. 22 of the contract specifica- Contractor Vulnerable PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 28-FEB 3 tions for the contract by the The witness added that ac- Bayshore Regional Sewerage cording to the specifications, sell Service oeii Authority were unreasonable the authority could increase and placed an undue burden or decrease the amount of re- $ 9 upon bidding contractors. quired work without any limi- Italian Style Sausage 1° Fully Cooked The nonjury trial is before tation which could signifi- C cantly affect the contractor's Countryfine Breakfast Sausage - til 99 Superior Court Judge Merritt s Lane Jr. The (rearing may costs; that the contractor Armour Star Smoked Butts Kg ,b 1.09 conclude today. would have to perform a min- Nepco Polish Sausage *1.19 The authority is tempora- imum of $50,000 in work value lb rily restrained from opening a month before he could be o3iami or ooiogna AMHSICANKOJHIH P^ DO paid and would have to pay e the bids received fnr the job for any tree over three inches Schickhaus Franks *«?" til 95 pending the court's determi- in diameter that was dam- nation. The bids had been aged. Rath Hickory Smoked Bacon li 4.19 scheduled to be opened tonight. "We would be at a person's , Frozen Food Buys Somerset Valley and mercy as to how much we Shank George Harms Excavating would have to pay." he said, Co., Lincoln Park, and Frank adding that it was difficult to Portion Stamato and Co., Lodi, determine how many trees Birds Eye Tasti Fries might be damaged. (water added) brought the matter before the Fried potatoes so 10 oz crisp they crunch. court to invalidate the con- Another specification provi- Enough Idsly slices tract specifications, and to sion his company found unrea- for a family dinner and have new bids received. sonable, he continued, was C Butt Portion Ham 69 lunch-box sandwiches, too! Mr. Bradley will continue that the contractor would be ' John's Sausage or Cheese Pizzas 69 under cross examination responsible for locating a Stop & Shop Ice Cream 1«D X 79e today. house lateral and would have Slice after slice of 1 C lean, tender meat. 9 Submit Bids to ensure that the sewage Morton -Dinners ^XLX&I ™- W 39 Center Cut Ham Slices e The contract is for 13.H00 would flow from the building Sun Glory French Fries / ^ 79 linear feet of sewer line which to the main. e will be the last of four trunk Under questioning by Wil- • Aunt Jemima French Toast Tir 'p^49 Shank Half 69 Butt Half C lines to be constructed by the liam J. O'Hagan Jr. of Al- Buitoni Baked Ziri in Sauce '^ 39 authority. The job was ex- lenhurst, representing the au- , pected to take about seven thority, Jr. Bradley said his Brown 'N Serve Rolls. ,„„„, W49° C months to complete. firm did not complain about Gorton Fish Sticks ,*.„,,„ M 99 Frozen Genuine Spring New Zealand Of the 20 prospective bid- the specification provisions ders who obtained bid specifi- before it filed suitfbut decided Gorton Breaded Fantail Shrimp ^1.49 cations, only nine submitted to file suit because the con- ...all this and mini-pricing too! bids for the job. sulting engineering firm, Mr. Bradley testified that Charles J. Kupper, would be PINEAPPLE -GKAPtFHUlf Oflf his company fe.lt that the preparing other bid specifica- specifications would require tions for other jobs. Lamb Legs unbalanced bids—where bid Mr. Bradley conceded that Del Monte Juice Drink Zll prices are determined accord- his firm did not obtain quotes ing to expected uS- for used timber or used metal uei Monte born^o^R^ ^lo Oven-Ready Whole 5-6 lbs agc—because .some quoted sheeting but agreed that Small and tender, Gov't inspected to pass all USDA tests. prices were higher than the prices fnr these items would be less than for new ones. Del Monte Sliced Beets 25 maximum prices in the speci- C fications. Richard K. Rosenberg of Del Monte Cut Green Beans . 22 He added thai the specifica- Passaic. respresenting the Snowman Lunch Bags „?% 20c tions state that unbalanced contractors, objected to Mr. B M e>, bids could be rejected by the O'Hagan's questions con- LaChoyChowMein Ss1» authority, explaining: "I felt cerning used sheeting, main- White Gem Chicken Parts that we were prohibited from taining that the specifications LaChoy Chow Mein Noodles submitting an unbalanced bid did not state this. * Insist on quality! Only but that we couldn't do any- In response to a question if M our Dairy Depi. Stop & Shop has White Gem! Legs thing but submit an unba- it were common to use used Fresher when you buy them - with lanced bid." steel sheeting, Mr. Bradley 3 Fresher when you eat them! Other specification provi- said that while some thighs sions that his firm took ex- contractors might be willing Sun Glory Orange Juice a ^ 29° ception with were substitution to use it, his firm does not be- and maximum price for pipe, cause it could present diffi- Cream Cheese "raff- z 25° Breasts r;; 1% Leg Quarter ,::; 45' Breast Quartern 45? sand and maximum price for culties in joining sheets to- gravel or crushed stone, and gether. Stop & Shop Sour Cream '^'39° Axelrod's All Flavor Yogurts ^' 25e Lean, naturall- aged USDA Choice Grade Hcef! Countryfine Sliced Swiss Cheese ., 99C 3 Indicted in Bogus Thick Money Orders Case Stop &Shop Soft Margarine K 33C Fresh Beef BrisketCut Bakery Prices THIN CUT FRESH BEEF BRISKET »I.29». t NEWARK — Three Long spiracy and passing the al- Ai Our Bakery oepi. Effective! SUrtinf Man. Branch area residents are tered money orders were t:J free in $1,000 bail each after John P. Risden Jr., IK, of Ml CHEDDAR CHEESE. CINNAMON RAISIN. BLUEBERRY t\ C Jennie-O Frozen Turkey Frozen Seafood being indicted by a federal Gerard Ave.; Paul A. Cartier, OR *••* 1 grand jury yesterday on 20, of HH3 Morford Ave., and English Muffin Sale BACON JL Helen P. Romero. 33, of 1329 charges of passing counterfeit ptg J3 fSgSSS 52: FreshFlounderFillets^, Franklin Ave., West Deal. Stop &Shop Orange Cake Jennie O Ib postal money orders. .MC/J1 Indicted on charges of con- The two men were arrested Chocolate Eclair PiesroptsHor 2 OQC From Our Own Kitchens last month and Mrs. Romero Turkey WingsI'JcnnieO lbX« Fully Cooked Bar BQ Style Chicken i,,69c earlier this month by United Healthy Mini-Prices C w States Postal inspectors. l t,99 Meat Lasagna 59' MeatLoafi , ^*l Schaap Ouslcr 12'?oz Turkey Roast They are accused .of con- ShampooJOHNSONS JOHNSON bottle 1.29 Being Asked spiring between Dec. 2 and 7, M oiinrr *7Qc • '4 '-J to possess and to pass the Listerine Mouthwash UNION BEACH -The Par- fraudulent money orders at ent-Teacher Association PTA several Shore area post of- Juicy Florida Temple In Our Florist Nook V. It has called for the dismissal of fices. STOP & SHOP m 3" Pot Assorted Board of Education member If convicted, the three face HALF GALLON PURE Adrian Schaap for his alleged maximum penalties of 30 I "continued absence from im- years in prison and fines of portant board meetings." Orange or Green Plants 34 $35,000. PHILODENDRONS. POTHOS AND IVY A PTA-sponsored petition Assistant U.S. Attorney for il Grapefruit Juice 16witn thi9s coupon urging Mr. Schaap's ouster is New jersey, G. Donald Ha- GOOD JAN. 18- FEB 3. Limit 1 coupon per family. Sijl Hyacinth Plants r^ot5 C c being circulated throughout nekc, presented the case to kRomaine Lettuce M?9 Texas Green Cabbage ibl2 Hyacinth plants available Irom lues. on. S* the community. the grand jury. Hot Cars from 4hroad Established in 1878-Publistaed by The Red Bank Register ByJACKANOEBSON car smugglers, the Dutchman money is in except the follow, Houben, and a German identi- ing states." TMn it lists Ala- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN An international car theft fied in the confidential docu- bama, Arizona, California, ments as Joharm Bachle, are Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, President and Editor " ring, which specializes in prestige automobiles, such as believed to be still at large in Kentucky. Maine, Michigan. Mercedes-Benz, Porsches and this country. Oregon and Texas. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Ferraris, is delivering stolen Footnote: We have learned Under Arizona, for instance, cars into the United States that the international police the memo states: "They have' with impunity. port that Houben has vehicles agency, Interpol, has assured not received money since C Wednesday, Jaaury 11,1973 Although several of the al- stolen to match description of the FBI that all European sto- Dec. 28. They will check fur- . leged thieves have been registration papers obtained len car descriptions will soon ther with their post office and nabbed, the authorities were from wrecks ... then places be centralized on computers. we will do the same at this 'I Trust His Aversion to Welfare forced to release them be- appropriate, numbers on This should help U.S. Customs end — material was mailed cause 'the victimized Eu- chassis ... of the stolen ve- to identify the stolen cars, al- man last year that the com- airmail, special delivery. Applies Only to Individuals/ ropean car owners couldn't hicles." Authorities call this though inspection procedures mittee had set up campaign Have placed another phone come all the way to the operation the "salvage- at our large seaports are in- offices in states throughout call today to see if they have United States to be prose- switch." adequate. An FBI spokesman the nation. But the spokesman located the $5,944.56." ' cution witnesses. Diplomatic Dtpfcmatk Process meanwhile acknowledged* that insisted that the state com- As another example, the complications also prevented Heyer and Berg were pick- its agents are investigating a mittees were autonomous. reference to Maine states: series of "car ring cases in- their extradition to face ed up, according to a later We have now obtained an "They have two outstanding charges in Europe. memo from California in- volving western Europe." bills to pay. Will send balance FahefcMd Exposed internal memo whicn proves Some of the victims, how- vestigators, after they "con- this statement was a lie. It is of spread money after bills ever, have been American spired to bring stolen Mer- A memo, intended for the clear from the memo, dated are paid." military personnel overseas. cedes-Benz and Porsche ve- eyes only of President Nixon's Jan. 11.1973, that the national Of the 11 states that had We have seen confidential hicles into California through fund raisers, illustrates how committee directed and con- turned their excess revenue telegrams from Army crimi- the port of Richmond (Califor- they stretched the law during trolled the flow of funds be- over to the national com- nal investigators in Stuttgart, nia)." But the memo com- last year's campaign. tween Washington and the mittee on Jan. 13. only Ari- Germany, to military author- plains that "extradition for The Finance Committee to state committees. zona and Hawaii still haven't ' ities in this country. prosecution by Dutch author- Re-elect the President refused cleared up their accounts. Our One memo describes how ities is so involved in diplo- at first to divulge the names • The memo, written by Mrs. sources also tell us that the the stolen car ring works. It matic process as to be im- of contributors who gave mon- Yolanda Dorminy to Lee R. surplus money from all 50 names three men — Jan Van- practical." ey to the President before Nunn, both ranking members states may exceed $500,000, der Berg, Antonius Houben A California investigator April 7 when the new elections of the national finance com- which has been added to the and Nicolaas Heyer, all told us that the two alleged reporting law went into effect. mittee, deals with the "status already glutted coffers of the Dutch. "Houben supposedly culprits, on release from cus- Not until a lawsuit by Com- of 3rd spread money." It national committee. mastermind behind stolen car tody, "jumped on an air- mon Cause forced open the turns out that "spread mon- The huge surpluses are in ring," states the confidential plane" and flew out of the books were some of the ey" is cash distributed to the sharp contrast to the unpaid cable, "and cannot be found country. names revealed; state committees to pay local bills that are pouring into the by Netherlands police. Sub- An estimated 30 stolen cars The committee tried to get bills. Democratic National Com- • ject could possibly be in USA a month enter the Richmond away with this secrecy by Back and Forth mittee. Meanwhile the Pike's with Heyer and Berg." port alone. But the same car claiming it was organized and When we questioned a GOP Peak cost of campaigning has The report alleges' that ring has been linked to operated only in the District finance committee official produced irregularities on Heyer and Berg "both buy old smuggled cars coming into of Columbia. Then the law, as about the memo, he acknowl- both sides and the necessity of wrecked vehicles and only use the country through New it was written before April 7, edged that "money was going raising millions from the spe- the vehicle registration pa- York City and Houston. Two could not apply. We pointed back and forth all the time." cial interests degrades the pers. Netherlands police re- of the suspected international out to a committee spokes- The memo states that "all democratic process. Landing a Blue Marlin By JIM BISHOP board to keep her fish behind home stuff to Kelly. I rigged a the boat. line and wired a ballyo to it. I The best fishing was west of I never saw my wife work explained how the bait floats Grand Bahama Island. We THE like that. She was in a blue behind the boat, how the big took Kellyo north at 19 knots silk Hawaiian shirt and ca- fish thinks its alive, how to keeping her in the lime jello REPORTER nary yellow slacks. The sweat wait for a second hit before popped on her forehead and shoals off Wood Key until we miiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiHiimiiiiii putting the drag on. He under- reached Memory Rock. Then dripped off her chin. She stood nothing. Kellyo had ba- we'd pull her down to idling, nothing. We moved Kellyo out pumped. She puffed. She rely cleared the marina in a the big exhausts gargling in farther into the blue. The bal- groaned. I tried to help. shallow channel when the sea the salt water, and try some lyo line snapped and hit a high "No!" she said, shouting. "I exploded behind us. Realistic, Inadequate Budget bottom fishing for live bait. whine. It was mine. I tumbled boat my own." She worked al- "Sit!" I yelled. I pushed The sky was paled out. down the ladder, leaving Kel- most three quarters of an him down, strapped him in. Gov. Willianl T. Cahill's proposed $2.38 The budget includes few major new There was a mound of vanilla lyo to find her way. Big sea hour. couple who Can't afford to Nothing ever hit a line at the billion budget, which can be balanced programs, and we can expect no dramatic toward Treasure Key, low in rods are tough and mean un- Suddenly her feet went rent a boat, tell 'em to come marina basin. Miller didn't without new or increased taxes, received improvements for our faltering cities, no the sky. On the other side, a less you know how to pump through the portable ice with us tomorrow." know what to do. But he was a predictable reaction. Republicans liked breakthrough in our needs for rapid tran- rusty tanker crept along the them in. I saw a flash of foam chest. It splintered. She kept The early sun was hot and young and big. I made him working. In time, she tired it; Democrats found fault with it. sit, no decisive lowering of property taxes, rim of the world with a bone behind the boat and a big bill. made long blue shadows. At work. His eyeballs popped. in her teeth. "Blue," I said. the fish. He came up big and the marina, Brumby took the That fish leaped twisting no real prison reform. The governor is pleased that he was The sea was like looking All my life 1 had been trying slow and I got the gaff. The pipe out of his mouth and in- straight up. Miller won. And able to present a no-new-tax package, but To his credit, Gov. Cahill has said that down into a sunny glass of wa- for a Blue Marlin. I can make Kellyo was 35 feet. That lem- troduced Mr. and Mrs. Miller lost. And lost. And won. The we do not share that pleasure/We are par- the major programs needed for his "Era ter. My wife dropped a spin- almost any fish — almost — on shark was half the size of of Ohio. He was tall, good people outside the marina ticularly surprised that he should describe of Excellence" cannot be initiated without ner with a clam and reeled in but not that one. This fish the boat. looking, a young friendly could see us. a Queen T/igger. It fought man. Mrs. Miller was pretty, the upcoming budget as "dramatic evi- genuine tax reform, one which he has said tried everything — sounding, He had a head like a Vol- He got his fish in 20 min- beyond its capacity. I saw a kswagen. "Gaff him!" she and prettytievoted to him. utes. 1 gaffed him: It was a dence that we can get along without an in- throwing the hook, lying life- would have to include the enactment of a busted sardine, far below, go less, swimming with me — ev- yelled. I did. He didn't flinch. Did they know anything precious Blue Marlin, about come tax." state income tax. The legislature, in- for my line. When I reeled in erything. I boated him in 22 Just turned and swam slowly about game fishing? Two 120 pounds. A beauty. All my Just about everyone will agree that it cluding many members of his own Re- 140 feet, it turned out to be a minutes. It was a 65-pound under the keel of the boat, got smiles. Nothing. Until they life — ah, forget it. He was is comforting to know that, unlike last publican Party, rejected the governor's four-foot barracuda. sailfish. No Blue Marlin. on the far side, and shook his reached the hotel, they had too big for the transom. I las- year, we will not be faced with more nui- proposals last year, and offered no al- We trolled a ballyo and put We tranquillized him with a head once. That snapped the neverseen the Atlantic soed him with two half-inch the Queen Trigger on a hook. baseball bat. Kelly sat star- line. Ocean. "Okay," I said, not manila lines and had to hoist sance taxes, the imposition of which is ex- ternative. From the flying bridge, I set board, watching the Queen Kelly cried. She called him meaning okay. "Kelly, you him above the exhausts. pected to give the state a $119 million sur- As to realism, we cannot expect the Kellyo at five knots and rock- Trigger. It was still flopping. a few words I hadn't heard. take the boat out of the ma- Then I crept to the flying plus when the fiscal year ends June 30. governor or the legislators to push for an ed around a half-mile circle Something big and dark and The palm of one hand was rina slow and I'll show Mr. bridge and turned back to the income tax, or any tax reform, in this im- with that Queen Trigger flop- slow came up on top and took bleeding. We went back to the Miller how to work a sea dock. "We going back?" Miller The surplus, an expanded economy line." portant election year. Neither they nor ping on the inside. the Trigger. In a moment, I marina at speed. I saw Bob said softly. "Is this all there is and help from federal revenue sharing is was topside, and swung star- Brumby. "If you know any Mrs. Miller was talking to it?"... their opponents will, however, be for- Nothing happened. Dead expected to balance the budget. Receipt of thright enough to tell the electorate that federal money, however, continues to be they are committing the state to stumble something of a question mark that will not along with its hodgepodge tax structure be removed until the White House-Con- which has had a strangling effect on all of Everyone Won, Everyone Lost gress battle on spending is settled. us for much too long. what ne thougni atwut peace GOP Assembly Floor Leader Richard By ROBERT YOAKUM iiiiiniiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiii ishness from the very govern- and the Geneva agreements. ment officials who should en- W. DeKorte of Bergen County probably As the months roll on, we hope the voters will get word to the candidates that The following newspaper in- He began by saying, myste- courage devotion to the public gave the best description of the budget ANOTHER riously, "Everyone won and interest. "no new tax".promises actually mean that terview was sent to me by a when he said the spending program is "a French reporter, Pierre Al- everyone lost." "So is there anything that politically realistic budget." It is not a rea- property taxes will continue to be con- Ions Done, whose mother, LOOK "What do you mean by that, you can say that will give the • listic budget when shown in the light of the fiscatory and that rents will continue to in- Mme. Dites Van Done, was Old Man?" readers of this article some "Well, each side says it won hope?" state's needs, though. crease. Vietnamese. As we have predicted, the income Pierre says he wrote the Pierre's story and recent what it wanted at the confer- "Yes," said the Old Man, ence table. smiling, "people must have The governor admitted as much by de- from the state lotteries has not kept pace story immediately after the- events in the United States Geneva peace conference in and Vietnam is so uncanny "You French didn't lose all hope. And, yes, I can provide scribing his spending program as a com- with the early take both because of com- 1954, when the French offi- that I strongly suspect a hoax. of Vietnam. By splitting our YOAKUM hope. fortable platform for Republicans seeking petition from neighboring states and from cally ended seven years of But since my friend's facts country at the 17th parallel, land — has been laid waste. "The lesson of this civil war reelection in November. Because occu- a natural falling off in novelty appeal. fighting In Vietnam. "I are correct, I see no reason you will have a friendly gov- Man, with his instruments of is so clear that/no foreign na- pancy of all 120 seats in the legislature, as, Gov. Cahill has said the budget will be thought it might sound famil- not to print the piece anyway. ernment in the South, at least war, has committed obsce- tion would ever again become well as the office of governor, will be de- iar to some of your readers," Here it is: until elections are held. Also, nities on a bountiful and artis- involved, even if the conflict balanced because of "the unrelenting ef- you are now free of what you tic Mother Nature. again flared intocoifaatX cided this year, it appears that New Jer- wrote Pierre. The Old Man From Vietnam fort of this administration to minimize.ex- It certainly does sound fa- By Pierre Allons Done yourselves called 'The Dirty "And the people, whether "Of course, it is true that seyans can expect precious little states- penditures and maximize efficiency." We miliar. As a matter of fact, I interviewed a retired pro-" War,' which drained French French or Vietnamese, are the United States has pro- manship in Trenton in the months ahead. hope there is no lessening in the zeal to at- the similarity between fessor from Hue to find out lives, money, and spirit for hurt in a hundred ways — vided most of the money to It is regrettable that people who as- tain those goals because we are all for seven years. even those who have never France for its futile fight. Ana fought here or stepped on our pire to become governor, or just to be re- economy in government. "The government in the I was astonished to read ear- South won a chance to prove soil." lier this year that the Vice elected, seem so intent to criticize when We are disappointed, though, that the to the people that it is the The Old Man frowned, and President of the Unbred the criticism is not in the cause of better spending schedule presented the legisla- best, although it may not suc- continued: States, a Monsieur Nixon, government, but simply to publicize the ture is one which may keep New Jersey ceed since many of its leaders "People are hardened. urged that American troops critics' names in the hope voters will afloat for another year, but is also one are cither corrupt or indiffer- Shorn of hope, they look on be sent in aflast desperate ef- ent to reform. their governments with dis- fort to support your doomed somehow believe they are deserving of which will not send our ship of state sail- "The government in the dain and distrust. Many have colonialist cause. being the "people's choice." ing into waters which must be traveled. North won a chance to prove learned to hate. The uni- "But saner heads will cer- to the people that it is the formed ones, especially, who tainly prevail. Anyone who best, although it may not suc- have been trained to kill, are has watched this dirty war Howard and EDA ceed because many of its a heavy burden on the future would be struck by the sui- We can expect prolonged debate in helps communities improve themselve"s leaders are political fanatics of us all. cidal folly of outside inter- Washington on attempts by President Nix- and helps the entire economy of the area." who seek total control. "So I say again, 'Everyone vention. "And the rest of us — all the won and everyone lost.' " "The agreement just signed on to eliminate social programs that were He mentioned such specific grants as Vietnamese people — have "What a grim review! But is a fragile one, but after the instituted by the late President Johnson $361,600 to Asbury Park, $87,000 to Atlantic won the right to determine tell me, Old Man, is there any loss of all this blood and trea- and some that his own Administration has Highlands and $32,000 to Matawan Town- our own future because the bright note? As you know, it sure, surely all parties will favored. ship which were particularly helpful in the Geneva agreements promise has been a bad time in strive to make it work. No one past two years. elections in two years to reun- France, mostly as a result of is likely to risk a replay of the One agency, the Economic Devel- ify our country." this war. There is indifference deadly farce we have just The federal government, through the opment Administration (EDA), is due for "Then in what way did ev- to law, violence, scandal, concluded. years, has not been too generous in return- a budget slash from $367 million to about eryone lose?" widespread corruption, and a "So, yes, there is great ing some of our tax dollars to us. The Each Side Poorer callous encouragement of self-. hope." $20 million if White House directives are EDA was beginning to alleviate that ineq- "Each side is poorer," said followed. Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., uity and other municipalities in the county the Old Man, looking sadly is among those who intend to challenge Today in History have projects that need the agency's mon- into the distance. "Thousands | the action and he says he has solid biparti- of good lives have been ex- By the Associated Press cuted. ey. • san support in the House Committee on tinguished, pther thousands, On this date- In 1865, in the Civil War, | Public Works to keep the program alive. With unemployment still a major prob- even babies, have been In 1531, Holy Roman Em- General Robert E. Lee was maimed for life. And more peror Charles II appointed named commander in chief, of ! We hope he is correct. lem in the county and with local govern- ments financially strapped, Mr. Howard money has been spent in those rus sister, Mary of Hungary, the Confederate armies. seven years than was held in In 1M3, in World War II, the Mr. Howard is basing his battle to and his committee members must succeed as regent of the Netherlands. all the coffers of all the kings In 1606, Guy Fawkes, a con- Soviets announced that they keep EDA alive on the argument that it is in convincing their colleagues that scrapp- of old. spirator against the govern- had destroyed German forces the type program "which creates jobs, ing EDA is not sound economy. War Convalescent "This land — this gentle ment in England, was exe- encircling Stalingrad. : Wednesday, imary 31,1173 7 LOW PRICE Silent Force FRESH GRADE A N The Salvation Army acclaim, possibly our high New Jersey Divisional Head- school administration could quarters announce how many pay in- 80 Washington St. crements and over-the-table LARGE " Newark, N:J. 07102 raises it will withhold this To the Editor: year and how many merit- Christmas and The Salva- orious raises will be given. WHITE tion Army go hand-in-hand and each new year, as in the iinniiiHtMnu past, thousand of concerneU people help to make the work of The Salvation Army pos- FROM OUR sible. Their donations, rang- ing from time, toys, clothing, READERS money and countless other- gifts, aid Salvation Army per- sonnel in making, to many; We have a lot of deadwood small Christmas miracles. in this school system, but we CUT FROM Y0UN6 COM FED POWERS The Salvation Army wishes also have many dedicated to extend to you its warmest teachers. Mapy taxpayers be- thanks for your cooperation in lieve that both groups get the informing the public about the same raise, as do many teach- wonders performed through ers. The withholding of in- FRESH HAM their unselfish giving. crements not only forces This year, over 85,000 deadwood out or forces it to SHANK people across the Garden join the ranks of the workers, U.S.D.A. Oovi it also lets the workers know State were fed, comforted, HALF r Grod. Chetc. •onalra housed, provided with gifts, that their efforts have not and clothing as just a small gone unnoticed. Meritorious Ib. TOP ROUND part of The Salvation Army's raises let workers know they ROAST Christmas 'out-reach' pro- are needed and appreciated. gram. Sincerely, BUTT Through the efforts of you James J. Cahill and your paper, you have HALF helped not just The Salvation Seal Slaughter Ib. Army, but every individual touched by Army programs 270 Park Ave. throughout New Jersey. Belford, N.J. 07718 Thank you, for both helping To the Editor: RUMP PKWWS DM DIPT. SAVINOSm us and becoming a friend; a I was made aware of the ROAST member of a silent force that Harp Seal situation by read- PORK CHOPS ^ keeps love and concern alive. ing an article in "Friends of SCHICKHAUS FRANKS \C 95 Animals" fall report. The way Frash Hot or Swart •%•% May God richly bless you these sals are killed is in- C $159 / All Meat SCHICKHAUS FRANKS Z and provide you with a very humane. They are hit on the ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE k 99 ib. I APPETIZER DIPT. SAVING! prosperious New Year. head twice, then they are Cov'l. Imp. Grod« A Shanandoah SWIFT Sincerely skinned even if they are still C HAM SALAMI David A. Baxendale TURKEY WINGS it 39 PREMIUM MUNICH BOLOGNA » alive. Cov'f. Imp. Grad* A Shanandoah Major There is a bill before Con- EYE ROUND LONDON Broil IftMJMIf «Jr •" ll*»l (MM* Mttkl IfftlllM Offtt.) , State Commander C U.S. C.'l hip. SEA FOOD DIPT. SAVINGS gress concerning this situ- DRUMSTICKS ,b 39 ROAST Owlnri Wilh Win* «M ation. I am asking you and Armour Star tonalou ., ^ C COD FILLET 09 Grateful Parents your readers to support this SMOKED BUTTS i $l CHICKEN BREASTS ib 45 rT0ZENSMElTS bill because this cruel killing b $ I 69 •17 Manning Street has to be stopped. Froian Col Pale & V 1 A FROZEN HARD CRABS ». River Plaza Sincerely; 19 ib. m Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Jean.Maier CUBED VEAL STEAK n.H * To the Editor: We would like to take this opportunity publicly to ex- Middletown Vote press our deepest apprecia- 97 Riverbrook Ave. tion and gratitude to our Lincroft, N.J. 07738 many friends, relatives and To the Editor: all others who offered their Thank you for your objec- prayers, kindness and their tive news coverage and ex- help to us when our seven- cellent editorial support for TUNA BATHROOM TISSUE 4^43 year;Old son was taken se- the Middletown Township riously ill on Christmas Day. Public School District's Jan. 16 FISH Our special thanks go out to building referendum' which our pediatrician. Dr. Alice was approved by voters who KRAFTUAYONNAISE ,..65' Tyndall, who gave up her have previously turned down PLANTERS PEANUTS '£79' Christmas day and stayed one major building program Vm $mt Mat- 0% M throughout the night in the and eight school budgets.. FOODTOWN BLEACH ,*. 39C Aluminum Foil hospital caring for our son. To Your coverage and support the doctors and the staff of combined with the dedicated Yw Sw* Mwt c Riverview Hospital, who gave efforts of many objective and p y rawn Jvp«r FOODTOWN TRASH BAGS !i-89 LlmH MM Mr adult family. n mj««i»l»t* » the finest medical care avail- constructive involved volun- Yw Son Caih t able, we express our sincerest teers were the deciding fac- C REYNOLDS CLIP THIS COUPON thanks. , . . tors in gaining voter approval. SMUCKER'S GRAPE JELLY : 29 Each and every nurse on Sincerely, Smooth t Chunk, C the fifth floor, pediatrics, per- James J. Cahill FOODTOWN PEANUT BUTTER formed her job in a superior r 59 WRAP '""' e manner. They displayed their Burial Rites CCIRN FLAKES '!.:• 35 Meatless, Meat, Muthroom, warmth and kindness to all of Rumson Road, us. Humson, N.J. FOODTOWN DOG MEAL 5 i89< With Thli Because we have such a To the Editor: OiniSfnrMtttr PRINCE Cwipan paad ml any r—dtown li splendid hospital and staff as «,.V69< Now that the long, prolonged MAYONNAISE JUICE COCKTAIL >.Cfn, HBRt-11 Riverview Hospital, our son is death is being reviewed and a quart CLIP THIS COUPON home with us today and it lot more sensible attitude POKKS, BEANS •trlfr SPAGHETTI , truly is a Happy New Year. being adopted, could not the K.tti '••«• CO' 1 ' May God bless each and ev- same principle be applied to ITALIAN DRESSING bnl« "»' SAUCE' eryone of them. the elaborate funeral and bur- CRESCO OIL 1X59< $ SAVE 20' ial rites that are being con- Green Giant ^Fabric Sincerely yours, Cul oi Finch Style ^ Softener Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maruka ducted. C Who benefits from these DEL MONTE GREEN BEANS 128 i DOWNY WHh Thll Coupon You Sovt Mw« Canaan mrnrni «f «m> f—dtia* luMrmariicf. rites? The funeral directors UmHanaaacaduHlamlf,. Middletown Schools and the funeral directors only. 97 Kiverbrook Ave. DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE -lie CORN It has always seeemd to me #2 Ktjular, #3 Thin,« #25 Elbowi Lincroft, N.J. 07738 and to a lot of other people C CLIP THIS COUPON To the Editor: that a lot of the rituals con- PRINCE SPAGHETTI ] Attached is a copy of a let- ducted at funerals is nothing 4;:,89 ter forwarded to the Board of iitftiwiwut NIBLETS l: short of barbaric. j SAVE 20' Education of Middletown I will not mention the cost VIVAJOWELS r-v35< i You Save Mere Township for your review and LYSOL of funerals. Each of us knows MOTTSAPPIESAUCE i HANOI WIPES possible publication. of families who are put into soap Pad, io in pkg. DISINFECTANT TOMATOES ".:-2V James J. Cahill hock for the rest of their lives C»ua»n |.ii at mrtf r»adH)»n tvmmi wwrfcal. Dear Lady & Gentlemen: by the unscrupulous gouging VTELCHADE DRINK r:29< Covpan food Jan. 31 thru faV. 3 tnlv. But what about the child? by this group. 14-oz. Mft.Cpn. RBRI-31 (JO-ll During our recent building Sincerely, MUELLERS NOODLES "J: 30' CUP THIS COUPON referendum, the most objec- Mrs. .1. Thompson c tive and constructive com- CRiscooiL i!.;:85 BRILLO ments our high school admin- Our Pleasure 11 C j SAVE 30* istration could offer were < L.mon or Whll. 4( OI Navesink, N.J. CAMPBELL'S SOUP IS. - '?.." 16 FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS DAIRY DIPT. SAVINGS i Liquid D*t*rgtnl bottl* threats and intimidations con- All Vorietiii Ko Deposit—Ns Itilinn - cerning possible loss of accre- To the Editor: A ' OCTAGON I want to take this opportu- c With Thll Coupon ditation. FOODTOWN SODA %" -^S* 10 CovpOT go** trt mny food, own This was not credible, and nity to.thank you for the cov- You Sim Mm * m ay Ocomo Froisn •:•: •:•: Colored or Whit. Kraft •':•; Limit an* a«r adult la like you, I opposed this, for erage you gave me and the Navesink Post Office in your CHICKIH IN THi BASKET I AMERICAN SINGLES ! split sessions will not cause a HUDSON TABLE NAPKINS *" I / CLIP THIS COUPON district to lose accreditation, paper on Dec. 21 and Dec. tl. WIHTUl DRIVING SPECIALS! | ib. Me I but period and program cuts I wish you could hear the could. compliments and calls and let- DEL MONTE ANTI-FREEZE 1 Our school district desper- ters 1 received because of this rd th. purchoia of any C 10 oz. jar Instant Coffee ately needed the new facil- article. CORN WNDSHIELD DE-ICER <>.,. 79 GREEN GIANT Vegetable! "," 17 CSTTAGE CHEESE '.* 79 ities, but our children also 1 do not recall the name of SENSATIONAL VALUE! C MAXWELL HOUSE the photographer, but I want 1« Ollr 1(W. ta to ORANGE JUICE 5 '£ ITALFTHALF JZL 29 47« oH awr regular low prk*. desperately need "Fair 17 oz. fm*~. Imm lib • 117i. K^i. ,. 11,) . _ you to k'now how cooperative IPANTY C limit anTJia, adJiTlaint^""" " Play." he was. ORANGE JUICE '.i' I 9' SOURCREAM % 43 Caupan (ood Jan: » thru Imm. 1 anlv. Our period and program HOSE cuts were necessitated due to Also, Mrs. Hildy Fontaine, (OM SWIFT DOUBLE DOZEN ,1* 99' ORANGE JUICE who wrote the article, was so \ CLIP THIS COUPON budgetary limitations, not pleasant, helpful and easy to split sessions. talk to when she interviewed Now that the time has ar- Soap Powder rived for school budget dis- me for the article. It was so Toward th. purchoi. of any cussion and action, possibly well written. 1 feel very proud CHEER FOODTOWN PRODUCE DEPT. SAVINGS! 4 pkgs. TASTYKAKE our high school administration PIES^RKLAIRS would like to explain to tax- Again many thanks. king"*!. ' ** Sno-Whlt* rrcih Sincerely. box UmN «tM MT m4vH larnKT payers that a no vote does not MUSHROOMS kukll ' C.upon g—1 Jmn. U Hw f«fc. J wrfy. f mean teacher pay pacts will Thelma C. Cooper, Wllh Coupon In Thll Ad Wr.Cfm. WBft f-Jf <»•» I Postmaster firlra Fancy _ jh I be altered. Fabric Softener C CUP THIS COUPON Our children are suffering Navesink. N.J. MC INTOSH Apples 3 ^ 5 9 | today because school budgets DOWNY U.S. #1 Grad* A Imtirn are finalized long before sala- Middletown Voters ry negotiations end. If the Ii6 Conover Lane POTATOES Toward th« purchass of bottl* 3 (3ft oi. regular) bars new contracts are higher than Middlclown NU. Sw«*f Florida Jute* • A m M^ \ budgeted funds, the needed To the Editor: Whh Coupon In Thll Ad C all colon DIAL SOAP funds are taken away from How rewarding it is thai so You Sav* More ORANGES 10 49 I UmM «n« m*rm4vh famlfy. our children in the form of pe- many people in a township the Canadian Waiod _ ^ I MX |M4 if». >• Ihru Nk. a anly. riod and program cuts. size of Middlelown can pull to- BACHMAN PRETZELS C Possibly our high school ad- gether in a common goal, the YELLOW TURNIPS n. 12 | ministration would like to ex- new high school. CUP THIS COUPON plain to taxpayers that educa- Accolades to those who frfca* OHKIIT* Ihru laturdoy, robruary t. Wat rfnponilb»» lor typocjrqphicql arroo. Wombar Twin County Orowni. tors are already guaranteed worked so hard to benefit our increment increases before children. negotiations commence. Sincerely, • You Save More Cash Everyday At Foodtown! • in order to gain taxpayer Diana Eisenhart 8 '"..e V aJJy Register, Bed Baak-MWdtetowit. N.J. Wednesday, J*aury Jl, It73 Bill Would Aid Commuters WASHINGTON - Citing the formula from a 75 per cent House-Senate • Conference enough representatives avail- "critical plight of our railroad federal share to a 90 per cent Committee on the Federal Aid able to provide a quorum. ' commuters," Rep: James J. federal share for the capital Highway Act of 1972, and he "The bill died in the dosing' Howard, D-N.J., has in- program. and other mass-transportation hours of the 92nd Congress, troduced legislation which "The Interstate Highway supporters took the identical and it was quite a setback for would pump $3.8 billion into a System is the safest and most language and had it written those of us who had put so mass transit fund. modern highway system in into the , act. The much time and effort into the The legislation, called the the United States, and that is Senate passed the bill and it legislation," Mr. Howard said. Emergency Commuter Relief being constructed on a 90-10 was brought to the House "Now, however, all of the Act of 1973, includes $800 mil- formula," Mr. Howard said. floor. However, most of the ground work has been done, lion in direct transit operating "It Is only realistic to say congressmen had already we are gathering more sup- funds. that we need an improved gone home, and when one con- porters, and I am confident "The Central Railroad of mass transportation system gressman demanded a quo- we wUI pass this badly-needed New Jersey is facing a shut- as much, if nor more, than we rum call there were not legislation in the near future." down which would force some need more highways. There- 15,000 daily commuters to find fore, the formula for mass a new way to go to and from transporation should be the their work each day. same as the fundine^formula "Unquestionably, many of for the Interstate Highway PHIL RI2ZUTO TALKS TO them would have to use au- System," Mr. Howard added. tomobiles which would result N.J. HOMEOWNERS "This $800 Million operating ABOUT THE in more air pollution and even subsidies would be used to up- more vehicles on our already grade equipment, assist local overcrowded highways. communities with their com- "Mass transportation has muter-oriented planning and not been given the priority it to add more commuter runs BUFFET BENEFITS TOTS — Workers at the Red dinetc-r; Mrs. Nancy Hooks, cochairman; Mrs. deserves and as a result of to existing \chedules," Mr. $1500 to $25,000 and more! this inaction, the problem has Bank Community Center, 144 W. Bergen Place, Dorothy Jackson, nutritionist, and Mrs. Joyce Howard said. "A* an ex-major league ballplayer Repayments can be stretched raised $250 by sponsoring a buffet dinner there. In Bradley, co-chairman. Two hundred attended the now reached the critical The legislation is similar to I can remember the big play, out over many years. Easy, easy' stage," he said. 'the big catch, the big hit monthly payments. If you pre- charge, left fo right, were Mrs. Cynthia Kafz, affair, which will benefit the center's pre-school a bill Mr. Howard introduced pay the loan, interest is charged Passenger Service and now fHJ? MONEY STORE coordinator; Mrs. Lillian Reevey, assistant coor- children's programs. -, " last year, but which died be- comes across with the BIG loan. only for the time you used the Mr. Howard has charged cause of a lack of a quorum money ... No prepayment that the railroads themselves on the House floor the last BIG, not |ust in the amount you penalty. need to borrow, but BIS In the Start the ball rolling today, call have purposely downgraded dav of the ?2nd Congress. fact that there are no restrictions passenger service in order to as to its use ... the money can or write TOE MONEY STQBE That legislation was bottled nearest you. You'll visit Ocean Readies New Zoning discourage use of the commu- up in the House Committee on be used for any need ... to ter lines, so they might legally consolidate your debts .. . busi- THE MONEY STSRE only Banking and currency. Mr. ness investments ... a new car once after your loan is approved OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Large new commercial ra- The governing body recl- gram and the initiation of the abandon the runs. Howard was serving on a ... color TV ... home improve- and there will be an auto- While progress is the byword tables, however, will have to aimed a two-acre Industrial township's Narcotics Council. ments .. . medical expenses ... graphed picture of me, Phil "The purpose of my legisla- or any purpose you desire? in this rapidly expanding com- await the conclusion of the Park tract last summer which The latter panel, a 15-niem- tion is to revitalize mass Rizzuto, waiting for you. munity, a halt to new site plan zoning code revisions, which was sold for $2,000. The parcel ber board, started with the transportation by improving Places Sixth applications has been deemed are expected to be aired and was later joined with another mayor's appointment of a M0NEY STGHE ACCEPTANCE'CORP. the equipment and the service TRENTON - Walter D. 221 Chestnut St., Roselle, N. J. 07203 necessary until a new zoning adopted before March 1. two-acre plot and the tract five-man drug abuse steering provided. With improved Wilson of Fair Haven wop code can be adopted to plan Also adopted by Mayor Jo- was recently sold for a record committee last January. equipment and better service, sixth place in the light amber 241-5000 for more careful development seph A. Palaia and the Town- 170,000 price tag. The next few weeks, how- more persons will use the rail- honey division of the Honey here. ship Council, is a "get tough" Sold at public auction, the ever, will show the results of roads, and, as a result, fares Show held here as part of the Emphasis has been put on policy on reclaiming town- property had a $27,000 min- last year's rezoning plans and can be realistically stab- New Jersey Farmer's Week. 499 Ernston Rd.. Purlin, N. J. 08859 the development of the local ship-owned land sold under a imum price, which was upped efforts to bring new and ilized," he predicted. The show, held in the Eo- reverter clause, which has not 251-5000 Industrial Park to bring in at- through bidding and pur- healthy ratables into the One aspect of the bill would tunda, State House, closed SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS I tractive ratables. been complied with. chased for $70,000 by Hal Es- township. change the present federal aid last weekend. tates Inc., of East Brunswick. Also initiated last year was a plan to purchase the 208- MODC to Honor acre Deal Test Site, a former Army reservation, as a town- ship recreation area. GIGANTIC The move was started with Military Leaders a $200,000 emergency appro- EATONTOWN — Gen. W. pot; Capt. William C. Nealon, priation as a down payment Preston Cordentian, Ret., commanding officer, Naval on the $2 million tract. Sears 3 DAY APPLIANCE chairman of the Monmouth- Air Station, Lakehurst; Col. The funding plan, according Ocean Development Council's Peter B. Frell, commanding to local officials, is to get a re- military recognition com- officer, 52nd ADA Brigade. turn of 50 per cent of the cost mittee has announced that Highlands Army Air Defense. from the state Green Acres special invitations have been The dinner will also include Program and, hopefully, the extended to military com- a program of special recogni- balance of the cost from the manders for the eighth annual • tion for investment in real Bureau of Outdoor Recrea- awards dinner May IS. property improvement in tion, an arm of the federal Monmouth and Ocean County, Housing and Urban Devel- Invited are Maj. Gen. Hugh lidwin M. Ambler, chairman opment Agency. ' F. Foster Jr., commanding nf the dinner committee, said Among the community's up- general. U.S. Army Elec- tax assessors have been grading programs last year THIRSDA Y. FRIDA1. AND SA TURD A1 tronics Command and Ft. mailed questionnaires request- were the initiation of the Monmouth; LI. Richard C. ing the names of individuals township-operated garbage Walton, group commander, and corporations, profit and collection system to beat spi- U.S. Coast Guard; Capt. Wil- non profit, who are eligible raling collection costs; parti- in tun n nut mi si F.ixrisTics.i\i.\GS! liam Deihl, commanding offi- for awards. The dinner is set cipation in the seven-commu- cer, garle Ammunition De- for Ciibbs Hall. nity Deal Lake cleanup pro- Saves10 SUE! to s45.43 BARGAINLAND Oi v-V r '••' Save s 10 COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894, 10.9 I 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD.. SHREWSBURY to>42.18 SATURDAY 10-6 | AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER Save S1O THE ENTIRE STOCK OF "SACHS BOOTERY" OF PHILADELPHIA. EVERY COLDSPOT FINE LADIES' SHOE FASHION BROUGHT TO YOU AT PRICES LOWER THAN WHOLESALE!!!! to 40.95 LADIES' FASHION E Saves10 MALE!' to s56.41 Save* 10 ROOM40 COXMTiO\ER SALE! to "51.73 EVERY KEMUORE If* Save* 10 SEMWIIAIHIXE SALE! to sd0 BY EL GRECO AND MR. EASTON SOCIALITES MR. SEYMOUR EVERY KE\»fORE Save *5 CONNIE SELBY YICIWCLEAMR SALE! i ..'it. to *;iO VINER MIKELOS &MORE VALUES TO $35 NONE HIGHER EVERY KEMIORE ON Save 5 H FLOOR POfJi SALE! tos15 LADIES' VINYL ONLY Save* 10 .'#„' -'.*•'.' toS 4O Use Sears Easy Payment Plan ITALIAN IMPORTS SIZES 5'2 lo 10 VALUES TO 523 Sears 1500 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN SEMI, KOIIUCK AND CO. Open 9:30 A.M. lo 9:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday • Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. About Quickie Divorces He Dally Bedster, Red Bufc-Mtfdtetowa, N J. Wednesday, January 31, 1*73 9 By SYLVIA PORTER probably will run from $600 to Swift Name Change (Third la a Series) $2,000 for the spouse who YOUR MONEY'S makes the trip. The round trip By ROGER E. SPEAR better-than-average apprecia- If you're among the 3 mil- economy air fare between New tion potential. lion Americans who will be- York and Reno is $322 (Las Q — I hold 296 shares of SUCCESSFUL Q—What is required to come involved in divorce this WORTH Vegas, $304). And legal fees Swift and Co. (NYSE) which I changestock ownership from year and if you're impatient MHMHIIllllllfllMI probably will come to at least have kept for sentimental rea- INVESTING husband to wife?—A.J. with the divorce rules in your $750 for the two lawyers in- abandonment. sons since my husband's A—If the shares are in your own state, you may decide to This is in addition to your le- volved. This means a total Grounds for divorce are death. The company is chang- possession the transfer is re- sever your marital ties in an- gal and other costs of drawing minimum of $1,700 for just the being broadened and liber- ing to a holding company. Will latively simple. A letter to the irreparably tangle you and other state or even another up a separation agreement Nevada part of the divorce. alized. Recently added new this mean a change in the Vickers Energy Corp. You transfer agent for each com- your wife's position in regard country. back home, although your Meanwhile, many states are grounds in Oregon, for ex- dividend? I am 80 and do not will receive tax-free 296 pany in which you hold stock, to eventual estate tax settle- This means a whole addi- U.S. lawyers may shave or making or contemplating ample, are fraud, force, and wish to make any other in- shares of Esmark, Inc. for requesting that he make the ments. If you have not al- tional set of costs you will waive their customary fees to changes in their laws to make incapacity, and in Alabama vestments. Should I sell this your 296 shares of Swift. change, whould initiate the re- ready done so, I strongly rec- have to pay — on top of the allow for work being done by divorces easier, simpler and and Delaware, in- stock and put the money in' A very strong final quarter, quired action. Should your ommend that you discuss the whopping expenses I've out- your foreign attorneys. more equitable. compatibility. New York the bank?-EJ. lifted fiscal 1972 results to shares be held in a brokerage change with your attorney. lined in the two previous col- Dominican Republic di- No-Fault Trend couples, after filing separa- A—For shareholders, the $290 a share with sales up 8 account, your broker will send (to order your copy of Ro- you a transfer authorization umns. vorces: Legal and court fees For instance, following laws tion agreements or obtaining change in Swift's corporate per cent year to year. Reflec- ger Spear's 52-page Guide to Where can you go for there come to about $400. which went into effect in Cali- structure is of very little sig- ting the improvement, the to complete in order to imple- Successful Investing, send Jl a separation decree, now have ment the exchange. a quickie — and nottoocostly Again, assuming you'll fly fornia and Iowa in 1970, a key to wait only one year, instead nificance. However, the com- dividend was upped 7.1 per with name and address to Ro- — divorce? For years, the big from New York, the round trend in many states is to- of the former two, to file for pany plans to change its name cent to 75 cents per share an- Before taking this step, ger E. Spear Red Bank Regis- foreign favorite, was Mexico. trip economy air far is $180 to ward the so-called no-fault di- divorce. to Esmark, Inc. if share- nually. For the current year, however, you should be aware ter, Box 1618, Grand Central But when that country shut $203 in season, $168 to $192 off vorce. This eliminates the re- holders approve at the Feb. 22 meat-racking operations of the legal implications in- Station, New York, New Other trends include: short- York, 10017.) down its divorce mills in 1971, • season. With a $25 hotel room, quirement that one spouse ening of required periods for meeting. The four divisions should be more profitable and volved. It is entirely possible Haiti and the Dominican Re- meals, ground travel and oth- prove the other guilty of a desertion, separation, waiting will be operated as sub-hold- earnings of $3.25 are a min- that the transfer of ownership Drug Addiction Problem? public, eager to boost their er incidentals that go with a specific fault, such as adul- before remarriage, residency. ing companies called Swift & imum expectation. Shares arc will also create a gift tax CM 988-8333. For Help Day or flagging tourist trade, hastily trip, you can count on a cost tery, cruelty, nonsupport or Tomorrow: Who Gets What? Co., GSI, Estech, Inc. and well worth holding for their question. In addition,. yovou mavmay^ ^ Night. passed laws to cash in on the of $700 or $800 for the Domini- void. can part of your divorce. Their .all-embracing How will such divorces grounds for a divorce are: stand up back home? In Haiti, "incompatibility of Legality Questioned character"; and in the Do- According to some experts, minican Republic, "mutual their legality is questionable 3-DAY SALE consent due to in- even in New York, which has compatibility." a long tradition of-recognizing Today, you can fly to either quickie divorces in which both of these Caribbean havens parties have participated and any morning and be back in minimum tests have been the states with your divorce met. The acceptance of quick- SAVE decree the evening of the fol- ie divorces varies from state lowing day. Special "travel to state — but none will Craftsman 3-Drawer agencies" have even been set record the foreign ex-parte or Tool Cliest up to handle all the details. one-sided decree under which Both parties must agree to one party neither contests the Craftsman 10-in. the divorce, although only one divorce nor has a lawyer ap- s&v 42" spouse (the plaintiff) is re- pear pn his or her behalf. $97.51 5l)r.»rr Ciliinrt .. 79.99 quired to make the trip. The Nevada and other American other spouse may be repre- divorces: The traditional Radial Arm Saw sented by a local lawyer. American quickie jurisdic- Regular $244.59 Costs Vary tions — Nevada, Virgin Is- What are the costs of out-of- lands, Idaho, Arkansas, state divorces? Wyoming, etc. — are far bet- Haitian divorces: Legal fees ter places to go than Haiti or there for both parties are like- the Dominican Republic if you ly to run between $400 and want a fast divorce and both $500. From New York, your parties cooperate. However, round trip economy air fare divorces in those states are Craftsman Steel will come to $191 to $218 in more expensive than in Haiti season, $179 to $205 off season. or the Dominican Republic Tool Box Add overnight hotel expenses, and require from six weeks' 219 RriiuUr $1.30 199 meals, taxis and other costs, to 90 days' residence. Living Use Scan Easy Payment Plan and the entire package will costs for the required six range between $850 and $1,100 weeks' residency in Nevada Direct drive motor develops 2Vz horsepower. HHW cuts wood up to 3 inches thick. Automatic brake stops radial saw quickly. Has 27 x 40-in. table, push- pull, on-off switch with keylock, built-in worklight,' color-coded controls, Kromcdge® combinution blade V-.-.:Li:r.-.r7 6-Pc. Combination Craftsman 63-Piece Craftsman Commercial Craftsman 1-in. Stroke Craftsman Reversing Wreiuh Set 7-Inch Circular Saw Scroller Sabre Saw Vk-iii. Power Drill RrguUr •')..'> I ^44 Mechanic's Tool Set 1 Regular $60.46 4;^ 6-Pi . Open-End Regular 859.99 Regular $54.99 4» IMtllNr SMI PMM MODERNIZATION — Three Genovese brothers, members of management of Crate's Beverages, 20 North Bridge Ave., Red Bank, stand beside a new screw-top bottling machine. They are from the left, Charlie, Peter Jr. and Frank Genovese. New machine is part of plant's new modernization pro- gram. Mrs. Nilson Bests 4-Way Guaranteed Latex Flat Wall Paint Own Sales Record '/2-IIP Compact, Lightweight Sprayer 1 rjliiiilcr itillrMt jfishin rcun|iri-.>..snr. 8102.79 SHREWSBURY - Mrs. 3.2 SCKM al .'t.'> I'SI , . . maximum Gloria Nilson, an associate Regular of -">() !*S1. S|>rny paint, rlt-an willi 99 broker with Walker and Walk- air prpssurr atul infl.tlc tiic,. er, Realtors here, sold $2^ $7.99 69 million worth of real estate in 1972, an average of one prop- erty per week. Kenneth L. Walker Jr., president, said she exceeded her previous record, set in 1971, by a half million dollars. A charter member of the New Jersey Realtors Associ- ation's Million Dollar Round Table, Mrs. NUson has been a <;UARANTKKD ^ 450 tq. ft. rov.-r.Kr • Waahihle g sales leader in the state for Save '.1 Pier Gallon Color fun! • Sjmt rritiMinl or you nrl ner«- 1-HP Sprayer-Air Compressor several years. In addition to ary additional painl or your monry back. 5-Way Guaranteed (Wlirn applied ovfr properly prrptrtd eur- her sales accomplishments, l,l.:,l for .mail »!,..,> uml farm H Frank Koss Jr. WFO SELLS ONLY 100% GOVERNMENT INSPECTED QUALITY MEATS! Collector At T-BONE OR PORTERHOUSE OR RIB ••••••••••••••••Ib. Tailless Steaks ?1.78 Sirloin Steak • ••••••• STEAK aaaaaa ?1.28 Hazlet Gets LEGS WITH BACKS, OR OR TOP BREASTS WITH ~ ROUND Certificate (NO GIBLETS) Top Sirloin Roast • •••••••••• ID.1.4. 8 Chicken Quarters HAZLET - Frank Koss Jr.. who took office Jan. 1 as tax BONELESS WHOLE .. collector, has received a cer- • ••••••••••••Ib. tificate in municipal tax col- Eye Round Roast ?1.G8 Chicken Legs • ••••••••••••••••••••a ID.58* lection from the government research bureau of Rutgers University. Boneless Rump Roast...*1.43 Chicken Thighs ••••••••••••••••••Ib. Mr. Koss. a graduate of Fordham University, defeated C Walter W. Barnes in last No- TOP ROUND WHOLE London Broil ••••••••••••••••«••••ID. • ••••••••••••••ID. vember's election. The cer- <1.G8 Chicken Breasts 78 tificate was awarded to Mr. BOTTOM ROUND Koss by Vincent McKenna, OR TOP SIRLOIN i FRESH Rutgers instructor and tax London Broil• •••••••••••••••••••••Ib. Roasting Chickens collectbr of Cliffside Park. ••••••••••••Ib. 38* Mr. McKenna reported Mr. REGULAR, ANY BONELESS Koss had the highest class av- SIZE PACKAGE BOTTOM ROUND, erage while taking the course. Ground Beef 79° Reef Roasts• •••••OR CROSS-RIB •••••• Ib. Mr. Koss is a former mem- ber of Ihe Zoning Board of Ad-. ANY SIZE EVERSWEET jttstment PACKAGE ,. Ground Chuck •••••••••••••• ID. Sliced Bacon • •••••• •••••••••••••••• Ib. Arrest 2 Men On Drug Charge Old Hickory Franks••••••••a Ib. Glenside Uverwurst • ••••• Ib. 49° MIDDLETOWN — TWO BEEF OR MEAT men reportedly observed by Schickhaus Franks• ••••••••• Ib. Glenside Bologna ••••••••••••• ib.69° Patrolman Harold H. Foulks 89° Jr. as they were passing a TOP SIRLOIN, SLICED WHITE cigarette back and forth while OR TOP ROUND OR YELLOW .. driving along Rt. 36 in Leon- Boneless Steaks American Cheese • ••••••••••• ID.79* ardo are scheduled for prelim- inary hearing Feb. 1 on charges of possessing and being under the influence of YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GOES FURTHER AT WFO! marijuna. The suspects, Raymond C Menture, 21, of. 115 Center M-RM RpinVI IIIRk O& FLAVOR™-S .....••• • *«can• 9QCa€9 landers Shampoo „ 59° Ave., Keansburg, and Robert L. Scott, 22, of 175 Essex Ave., C West Keansburg, were ar- rested Friday by Patrolman Heinz Ketchup...... 38 Listerine Mouthwash : 89° Foulks. He alleged the car in which the suspects were rid- ing had a strong odor of mari- juana in it and said the men Speedup Bleach .«».....» 38° Florida Oranges r 10 48° were in possession of a plastic **_ m •_ • • IDEAL OR SUPER SAVER j* «»rt bag containing marijuana. C The suspects were released in $100 bail each. Grapefruit Juice::r::r.^ 39° ninishrooms....!..!^"^. 89 Charge Tavern Scottowels ....=?.-...-.jsrSJF Seedless Grapefruit f 6 59° Broke Curfew FROZEN, 16-oz. HAZLET — The Division of .CHEESE UE ••••••••ifr pkg. CK Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has charged Nolan's Ellio's Pizza.... ™ " ° 13-oz. TABLES & CHAIRS Lakeview Inn, Rt. 36, with pkgs permitting consumption of al- Eggo Round Waffles... 2 79° By Hampton Heavy duty atael frima wltti E-Z action tog lock* coholic beverages and failing NATURAL on doubts braosd legal Fold* flat to 2". Chairs hav* padded aaats and contour baeka (or add*d eomfortl to close its premises after 5 SLICED 8-02. a.m. Saturday, Dec. 9,1972, as Kraft Swiss Cheese pkg. 57° FOLDING REG. M6.95 VALUE! £(% required by local ordinance...... with each *•• The alleged violations oc- TABLE 53.00 purchase **• curred between 2 and 2:25 FLORIDA 1-gal. a.m., the ABC charges. Orange Juice»••••• CITRUS •••••• ctn. 59° FOLDING -9-3-aw-j The licensee is directed to QUARTERS enter pleas to the charges on ,... .'3.00 purchase 5.99 or before Feb. 7. If the plea is 1-lb. innocent, a hearing will be Princess Margarine••••• pkg- 19° scheduled in the ABC offices Prices effective thru Jan. 28,1973. QuintHy righto reserved. Not responsible for typographical errors in Cranford on a date to be specified. V*btBy Register, Bed Bajfc-MddfcUw*, N J. W«toesd«y, jfaanry a, 1173 , 11 Asia House Gallery Is Providing Unusual Treat By MILTON BIXKH tarian jars and pots were lords vied with each other in made Raku (meaning plea- As a result, no nation nas flowers, ao autumn leaves/at "saved" from commercial building kilns and securing sure) wares came into promi produced a more individual this hut by the sea." Most exhibitions of Japa. "improvements.'* BRUSH Korean potters fyhose expert nence with their rough-bodieg d signature In its arts, nor Head it 10 more times before nese potteries and porcelains By the 14th century the workmanship was so highly tea bowls so well suited for avoided the formal in art with you decide Then go to the are selected by westerners. qualities of "wabi" {auste- WORK admired. When Hideyoshi in- the hands of the drinker. a greater artfulness. What we Asia House Gallery — soon But a new exhibition at the rity), and ••shibui" (sobriety) vaded Korea in the late 16th These wares are still made take to be a farmer's house is Asia House Gallery in New were already highly admired. century his campaigns were today without wheel or mold discovered to be a king's pal- York offers the visitor an un- The all important tea'ceremo- suggesting a taste so refined, accurately called the "Pot- as a reflection of the same ace, and what looks like a usual chance to see Japan's ny which employed spare'and as to border on the grotesque. tery Wars." spirit of Zen communion with peasant's bowl turns out to traditional ceramics from the rough pieces of pottery came to Perfection comes from in- About this time the hand- the hidden ideal. ^be the cup of a prince. Japanese point of view. be called the "austerity teas." duced accidents, "perverse Absorbing Message Ttiis exhibition, "Ceramic muscles," subtle qualities that DedrabteCips This is a small exhibit/to be Art of Japan," subtitled "One seem to be born and not sure, but buried deep an the Hundred Masterpieces from Imperfections and homely made. clav is an absorbing message Japanese Collections," was shapes made desirable cups •This exhibition exemplifies for people like you anHjiw chosen by specialists in Ja- for the tea ceremony, which the Japanese taste for an ob- who come to take for granted pan's high government office, was an embodiment of Buddh- lique, approach to beauty with the more, and bigger, at.d bet- the Commission for the Pro- ist ideals of human.behavior its deep philosophical over- ter, and newer, and larger tection of Cultural Properties. and thus a step down the path tones. The rough and ugly values of a galloping industri- Its aim is to present 5,000 to Nirvana. In simplistic may conceal a rare harmony al ized society. Gaze deep years of Japanese ceramic terms,' imperfections are part within its uncouth parts, all down into one of these pieces production, a review which of the divine harmony and the better for having been hid- and you may see the, reflec- even a visitor to Japan would these must be accepted and den. The potter intends the tion of a dimly remembered be unable to see. incorporated in life/ not ex- 'deceit, he prods nature, pro- ideal that once traced its en- Few of the pieces in the ex- cluded and demeaned. vokes the accident, defies the chanting fingers through your hibit have ever traveled out- No wonder Zen Buddhism aesthete. hopes. It is eerie. side Japan. Fifteen of the 100 was so enthusiastically em- Vagae Forms One of the poems of Rikyu, are designated by the Japa- braced in Japan when in- The vague forms and a great tea master, might nese government as Impor- troduced by China — the sketchy ornamentation of 17th help. In it he seems to urge us tant Cultural Properties in its Japanese already understood century pottery is totally to abandon the easy and ob- official rating system of na- it perfectly. The Zen quality Japanese. The ideal has be- vious charms and to look tional treasures. AU are ex- of wabi, for instance, not only come one of creation without beyond for the deep satisfao. quisite masterpieces. , meant austerity, but also im- sien of effort. Art is pursued tion and the true treasure at StoiieAge plies the quiet, the solitary even as artfulness is avoided. the heart of reality. Don't ex- MOMOYAMA PERIOD — Pottery from the 16th The earliest works repre- and the remote. Sixteenth The pottery must somehow be JAPANESE EWER — This porcelain lug with de- pect a punch line — that century, AAino ware, has been loaned by the Hata- sented are from the middle century wares show also a completely "finished" without sign of lions and peonies dates to the second half would be un-Japanese: keyama Memorial Museum in Tokyo for the ex- Jomon (meaning rope-design) Japanese delight in the per- killing its spirit. of the 17th century. It is being exhibited in Asia •'Looking around this au- hibit being staged In Asia House Gallery, New period, dating from the fourth verse -* crooked asymmetry In the 16th century, war- House Gallery, New York City. tumn evening/Uiere are no York City. millenium, B.C. They were made by hunting people of the stone age, and are among the most original containers ever made by man. Jomon wares were discovered by an Ameri- can named Morse in the late 19th century near Yokalrama, and are greatly admired for their originality and lively scroll patterns. child world These works were built up by hand, propped upon stones, heaped over with brush, and baked on the home hearth (kilns being unknown to the Jomon). Later, invaders (perhaps Mongols) inspired a more cheerful ware called Vayoi at a time when the Han Dynasty was in full flower in China. There is a marvelous purity of form in these creations which makes it hard to realize that these early potters made only the necessary and would have been amused, if not appalled, by any art-for-artsake credo. SieWare The ancestors of the present Japanese peoples excelled at a kind of pottery called Sue' ware. By the fifth century It; ,+JH was being made all over Ja- pan, and at present more than' two thousand kiln sites have been discovered.' Theso ex- IN cavations reveal that Sue wares were made by highly trained craftsmen who were organized in professional pot- ter's guilds. Both the potters wheel and the use of the slop- .youwfflyo ing kiln, a great technical ad- ur «««*** C*ll vance, were in evidence. Child Line Crib Child Line Crib ttr n«w addition...' Biltrite W Liftout Carriage By the ninth and tenth cen-: A snoozin'special... Tough enough for a tiger.,. 3 in 1 Convertible Carriage by Hubco turies the characteristic fla- * Full size * 4 position Full Size * 4 position tChild WoritlStoreshaveasrnany,. ht g vor of Japanese pottery was Adjustable Spring * Adjustable Spring * "Carriage * Stroller * Carbed Alf ct old 17ft7 emerging. Here the rough, ac- Drop Side * Teething 2287 \• Double Drop Side • ^different style enbsail in a row ,'., •TubularChromewithJumboTires^^^^ .__ , TubulaTubular Steel I i ' cidental blemishes which the Rails * Available in Stabilizing Bars * Non gesforthemostctiscrtminatifti' •FullyAdjustable • FullyCollapsi- 9Q87 * Rubbe" uu"r T:Tir"e Japanese would later strive to Maple or White. Toxic * Available in Walnut and White. dressing tables, walkers and * ble • Well Constructed • Smart Styl- 4*%7 * Blue Watch Fabric. produce are in evidence. Nat- ing. ural glazes were produced by ash in the kiln falling on Jhe AT ChHd World you can w and chaos* shoulder of a jar or pot during from the following ftmou* MDMI In firing. Pebbles might drop Jltftftte furnHur*.,, Cdltor, H*Jrtrom, B8t Jtoto, Perego, Thay*r, taylor.Battott from the roof of the kiln onto «S-:j the rim, and unrefined clays Slmmont, ChMdcraft, CtiHd tint, OW» lent a casual and rough quali- Homer Smith, Kantwet and many, ty to works. many more. By the early ninth century, Bunny Bear Mattresses Japan's close relationship Choose the type and style mattress with China had ended, giving that will insure maximum comfort... the Japanese a period of sev- Pampers eral hundred years to develop Child Line Crib Bunny Bear Non-Alergic M^)?fl Disposable their own insular taste. Ball Top... Baby Stroller Baby Stroller Swivel Stroller Irregularities 787 987 Ac>| Diapers by Swlngomatic by Kummeth * Full Size * 4 position l/: by Swlngomatic In opposition to the Chinese * Double Drop Sides * • Inner Spring All foam • Extra - I Newborn $1.29 * Lightweight •Bucket-Seat' f\Q-T •Alltubular ideals of the perfect outline . Stabilizer Bar * Non 2987 • Water Proof firm • Full size I Daytime 30's ... '$1.48 •FoldFlat • • Canopy and vl O / •3 position :md flawless glaze, the Japa- Toxic * Available in • Smooth Top • Waterproof lOvernite 79* Tubular Con- 687 large carrying %J reclining back! nese invited irregularities Maple and Walnut and White. Full size. • Smooth Top Toddlers .,..,.... 97t struction • Sturdy. bag * Chromed Tubular • Adj. Foot rest • Wire that were at times accidental, • Full Size. Frame. basket • Safety brake. but more often entirely con- trolled. Their sense of per- Child World has all the "Better" Baby Furniture at low discount prices. fection was every bit as acute and demanding as the Chi- V*, nese, but in an opposite direc- tion. '•**-; It is said that no greater ' perfection of balance can be found in all art than in the complex asymmetries of Japa-. nese pottery, and no empti- ness is richer than their dy- namic space. In the middle ages, the Japanese rarely glazed their work. Refinements in the pot- ter'S art are considered to have Dressing Table Folding Play Yard Portable Crib High Chair Baby Swing Baby Jumper Baby Lounger Nursery Chair produced a deadening and by Badger by Jackson by Mapes by Kiddie Chrome by Jenkintown byCosco by Baby World by Wolf cheapening effect so that only •Forfeeding Sturdy wood OR7 •Fast fold- • Com- 1787 • uphoi- 787 Just wind it fiS7wf Tubular £87 -187 kilns in the remote provinces and it will Vl steel sus- \J*** Sitting up and frame.'Gaily O ' which made strictly utili- „ &» 11282 7 v-jging *Ny-: 5 987 7 pletewith ti ' stered Seat I Wicker * Easy folding Ion net * Sturdy Steel Wetproof mattress • and Back * Adjustable rock for 15 minutes.- pension frame'Enam- enjoying the view or use decorated • Well con- and storage * Tubular frame • Chromed Tu- Sturdy • Hardwood • Removeable Tray • * Sturdy construction. eled steel tray * Nylon it as a sleeping unit. — structed • Chamber Faces Drug Charge Chrome Legs * Towel bular legs * Complete frame * Adjustable Can convert to a youth reinforced seat. Well constructed and and deflector included. with pad. Legs • Adj. Mattress sturdy. MIDDLETOWN - Law- bar. Height. chair* •ence R. Belmonte, 22, of 208 Newark Ave., Union Beach, as released in $2,500 bail BANKAMEHICMD USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN WHERE BETTER TOYS COST LESS ding a preliminary hear- tomorrow on charges of ion of amphetamines find being under the influence HAZLET PLAZA f drugs. The suspect was ar- master charge child world ited Friday night at Mater High School, New Mon- HWY. 35, HAZLET uth, by Patrolman Michael (Across the Street from K-Mart) Slover. Assisting in the ar- - . were Patrolmen Irvin B. aver and William Thome. 12 The Dully Register, Rd Rank—Mlddfetown, N./. Wednesday, /amury 31, lf7I YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT HERE! SUPER SAVER HOT OB SWEET ITALIAN . af^a#feat^\ /1ST CUT CHUCK ROAST OR ANOTHER SUPER SAVING EXCLUSIVE! ( WHOLE. WITH . RQC DELICATESSEN & SEAFOOD SAUSAGE JXP) (CHUCKSTEA(Deli Hems sold Konly In markets with DtU Depls.) Chicken Legs. ... THIQH Ib. lltf Lancaster Bologna C OR STEAK. e T C TABLES Chicken Wings... ^....«,. 45 Chuck Roast ....CENTO) CUT.... Ib. 79 Bar-B-Que Chicken S> 79 s H C e Chicken Livers... ™...... b. 78 Shoulder Roast.^i lb. M.08 Cooked Salami. ™^.....»* 69 C OH STEAK, SEMI- 1; j e Chicken Breasts...««"...*. 79 California 98= Potato Salad ::. ::' b. 33 e C Chicken Thighs...:^.....b. 65 Sliced Beef Liver Ib. Fish Cakes .-™ ». 59 Prlcn an»cff«a ' C Jan. 21, thru < & CHAIRS BONE-IN C Fab. 3. 1*73 In Chicken Drumsticks^", it, 69 Plate Beef ..... FOR SOUP...*...lb. 39' Boiled Ham .....T?™. ** 69 Nam Jaraay BY J C (Point Plaaaanl C a North), in St* Chicken Cutlets .-i™. >b. 149 Old Hickory Franks ^ 68 Swiss Cheese....^s...vHb.79 tan laland t In' HAMPDEN C 0 C Orange County. C Naw York. Roasting Chicken .«. * 45 Schickhaus Franks^ .^ 89 Flounder Fillet..°sr..it, 99 Quantity rights Haivy duty alaal b •K • a»» . FROZEN, _JK raaarvtd. Not (ram* with E-Z R E A DE raaponalbla (or action teg locks on Sliced Bologna Sliced Bacon vx^X - '1.69 typographical double bracad Perch Fillet....f. . . . .?...... b. 79° lag«.Tabl« folds fo 2'TI Chair* hava paddad aaat* and contour backs for iddad comfort! GROCERIES AT SUPER SAVING DISCOUNTS! Folding Chaire Folding Tallies HBNZ KETCHUP*38° LYSOLSPfWV. $ Regular Regular •10.95 •16.95 Valuat whhaach Valual wHtiaach PRUNE JUKE =39° IVORY SOAP •3.00 •3.00 purchasa purchase ST. MARY'S5 "ROSE BOUQUET" NO IRON. PERMANENT PRESS OCEAN SPRAYS 58° TOMATO SOUP- : 9° SHEETS & PILLOW CASES S Pillow Cases a« ....^ S2.Z9 TEM TOWEIS 3-- 1 APPLESAUttsS, 89° GOLDEN Rtfpd fihPPte on TWIN FLAT $7AQ Clorox Bleach.. Ideal Salad Oil j?;'1.99 Lemon Juice. i CROWN i p k c nilull UllUUlD..IHQOLrjORPINK....«. LulU Pillsbury Mixes. Kotex Napkins m o . l>99 Motts Applesauce. HttPf! SllPPtft OR DOUBLE FLAT «7 QQ Sliced Peaches Hi-C Brinks 6^.72C Ideal Mushrooms^;c^3 tZ 89C IIIIUll UllUUlO.. IN GOLD OR PINK..... LmQO c 2 e BRIGHTEN UP YOUR BATHROOM WITH ST. MARY'S Chicken of the Sea LiptonTea Bags Onoo99 Ideal Fig Bars.....^..... X 39 p k e c 4 Garbage Bags --...... o , &33 Niblets Corn !c.Ti8 Grapefruit Juice;^^ ^ 39° CELESTE TOWELS e z c IN PINK, GOLD, OR GREEN Bala Club Soda 12 Duncan Hines Mixesc% £? 37 Crisco Salad OH'^^.ISL'-W" Bath Towels Hand Towels Wash Cloths Sacramento Juice™.*:?! Coffee Mate Bosco Syrup 11j.r33c C Guldens Mustard .^..2 ;r,33c Skippy... Bubble Bath.--:..s...1p\T'49c Progresso Sauce lO^T 99C Cadillac Bog Food 6 .;, 89C Ragu Sauce ...1.5M8C .89° .59* 2 59 S-lb. O| ( 2 e 1 z e Purina Bog Chow .bag Ol Vogelers Mayonnaise....?^ 59 Speedup Cleanser. .»n 7 e C Hi-C Brinks , FLAVORS can Parsons Ammonia, is..luT39 Welch's Grape Jelly... V 43 iu e 2 c •<22> Super Saving Discounts! Ideal Mayonnaise. jar Bounty Towels ,on°29 Vermont Maid Syrup. ... br43 LIQUID •'"'»•: 1?-nr MAALOX 11*1.' bll. FROZEN FOODS AT SUPER SAVING DISCOUNTS! DAIRY AT SUPER SAVING DISCOUNTS! MOUTHWASH LISTERINE EGGO WAFFLES ^ m 2^79° Parkay Margarine Bayers Children's Aspirin Kf h 0 MINUTE MAID p---M - r Cream Cheese Acme Shampoo ^"M -... 8 c Johnsons Baby Powder... Mortons =s.. p?g'-19 Ellio's Pizza ^ Orange Juice Beef Steaks M.09 Salisbury Steak BAKERY AT SUPER SAVING DISCOUNTS1 Rich's Eclairs.0 - X. 39C Green Giant Rici English Muffins C CASH REFUND toward purchase of toward purchasa of 1-lb. can of any 4 pkga. of Tasty Kaka FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES AT SUPER SAVING DISCOUNTS^ YUBAN E PIES OR F COFFEE KLAIRS U.SE. FANCY WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Delicious Apples...^L .rn^..lb. 29° Radaamabla Jan. 28, thru Fab. 3, 1973 RMaamabla Jan. a, thro Fab. 3. I»7J LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILr b u n e Celery Hearts . o , f39 7-Mfg. 7-Mlg. ORANGES 10 48° C Stayman Apples...^.sY....b£-49C C CASH C CASH SEE Avocado Pears .:;"?: ., 39° REFUND REFUND MUSHROOMS - 79 S H 1 6 c Red Radishes ...... :?. . . P kT29 toward purchasa of towara purchase of C C box of 100 32-01. btl. of Baking Potatoes....t 1 ...b* 67 SALADA G JOY LIQUID H GRAPEFRUIT 8 59 Southern Yams ^ lb 19° TEA BAGS DETERGENT C WITH THIS COUPON Me WITH THIS COUPON C Yellow Turnips .™™. lb. 12 Radaonubla Jan. 21, Ihnj Fab. 3. 1171 KMaanutM Jan. 2a, li.. u Fab. 3.1t7J LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY L T ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Large Prunes 7-Mtg. 7-Mfg. v" BANANAS J2 r 1 e C C Purex Bleach iS9' 43 Green Giant ..ui£gg&m.!ts- 37° My-T-Fine rsrss*. 4 ^ 47 Ziplop c Food Bags.. A 45 e STRAWBERRY 1B,-°*-tllc C U^VMNHa TWIN TUBS. 1-|b- At%CC 3 e Shortening .«*•». V™ 92 Smuckers PRESERVES ...... JST 57 Margarine 45 Mazola Oil f^77 2-lb. ALL C C 1 C Savarin Coffee. 1. GRINDS 1 , can'1.87 Fleischmann's 55 Ziploc Food Bags ^. 39 Speedup Bleach C 38 J 13 Wefeetdty, Jaavry U, 1TO LISTERINE AQUA NET MAALOX , Eugene P. Horan ANTISEPTIC HAIR SPRAY LIQUID PR Director 20 oz. Is Appointed Limit 2 with coupon only AtMCOSS RED BANK - Miss Phyllis Brown, executive director of MCOSS Family Health and NEO-SYNEPHRINE NOXZEMA Nursing Service,- has an- BEN-GAY nounced: the appointment of NASAL SPRAY CREAM LOTION Eugene F,, Horan as director of public relations and devel- V2% 2 02. opment jf or the agency. Limit 2 with coupon only gj Mr. Horan replaces Miss Cay "Wade, who has accepted a position as director of devel- opment and public relations at Doylestown Hospital. Bucks County, Pa. Mr. Horan served as assis- tanV director of community CONTAC VICKS education for the Young Adult FORMULA 44 Institute and Workshop — an COLD CAPSULES agency that serves the men- COUGH SYRUP tally handicapped; assistant, national director of the Audio- visual Service, Boy Scouts, and as associated editor of• Scouting magazine. A graduate of Fordham Uni- vejsity, Mr. Horan did post graduate work at New York University and the New SCOPE BAND-AID SOhool. , BUFFERIN J BRAND TABLETS MOUTHWASH PLASTIC STRIPS laundromat 5O's Closed By Limit 2 with coupon only Health Unit [MIDDLETOWN - The Board of Health closed Speed- wash Laundromat in the Mid- dletown Shopping Center, Rt. OVERNIGHT SELTZER JUST 35, declaring it a health haz- WONDERFUL ard, Dr. Marc Krohn, town- PAMPERS TABLETS ship health officer, has an- HAIR SPRAY nounced. ' Dr. Krohn reported in- spection of the laundromat snowed septic water coming from the facility and running mmm/m into a storm sewer and thence to an open stream. In addi- tion, he said, a hazardous con- dition was caused by stagnant ARRID HEAD& RIGHT GUARD water in open holding tanks EXTRA DRY SHOULDERS bjehind the laundromat. Sev- DEODORANT eral inoperative machines on ANTI-PERSPIRANT SHAMPOO , the .premises also held stag- 6oz. 6'/j oz. Lotion nant water. Limit 2 with coupon only Limit 2 with coupon only "For these reasons and for general uncleanliness," Dr. Krohn said, he ordered mem- bers of the health .department to close the facility and or- dered it kept locked until the owner corrects the defi- FDS FEMININE ciencies. DRISTAN NASAL MIST DEODORANT OK Variance SPRAY By Split Vote MATAWAN - In a split vote of 3-2 the Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a con- ditional variance to Angelo D^Vrpa for property in the Co- iQflial Shopping Center on BROMO J&J GILLETTE FOAMY Main St. JL iiSbard president William M. SELTZER PBABY SHAMPOO SHAVE CREAM l&pzaro and board member 14% oz. rtnnat.o Cantalupo voted against the variance at Mon- Limit 2 with coupon only Limit 2 v/ith coupon only day night's special meeting, because they did not think a hSrdship was shown. if'he variance allows Mr. D'Arpa to operate a quick ser- vice restaurant, specifically a TYLENOL CORICIDIN pizza and sub shop, a use bar- J&J red under a 1971 amendment tjO the zoning ordinance, for TABLETS COLD TABLETS BABY POWDER S period of 10-years. 25s 14oz. ' Robert E. LaMura, attorney Limit 2 with coupon only AS I! Limit 2 with coupon only for the applicant, established that Mr. D'Arpa was unaware of the change in the ordinance U When he contracted a 10-year • ' lease for the store last Octo- ber. ^ CLEARASIL PRESCRIPTIO FASTEETH Session Slated OINTMENT DENTURE On Y Camps POWDER 4V4 oz. • HIGHLAND PARK — A SERVICE Limit 2 with coupon only (neeting for parents of regis- tered and prospective camp- trs who will attend the N.J. YMHA-YWHA camps is Coupons good thru Saturday, February 3,1973 — We reserve the right to limit quantities. Scheduled Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in'the YM-YWHA, of Raritan A Division off JCPenney Co., Inc. Valley, 2 South Adelaide Ave. The purpose of the meeting jCPenney is to give information and an- swer questions that parents THRIFT DRUG STORES piay have regarding the resi- dent camps in Milford, Pa., ind Lake Como. Pa. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. T010 P.M. .The camps serve boys and girls 7 to 14 years of age as HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN PLAZA SAT. 9:00 A.M. T010:00 P.M. well as teen campers 14'/^ to NEXT TO SHOP-RITE SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. 16 years of aft"?- MIDDLETOWN 14 Ite PaBy Register. Red Bank-MMdletow, WJ. Wtdnesday, Jaytry M, 1W8 Regional School Fund A Nurse's Dedicatioti Cains LWV Support Gets MCOSS $18,000 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — "We feel the revised budget shows the consideration of The League of Women Voters RED BANK - The late Johnson, also a former Leon- meeting Mrs. Claire Parrish, has publicly announced sup- both educational needs and ardo resident. the nurse who served Leon- the taxpayer. The Board of Miss Anna M. Betz, who re- port of the proposed $8 million sided for many years at 22 In World War I. Miss Betz ardo from the Hartshorne school budget for 1973-74. Education is attempting to Health Center at 133 Leonard- hold the line," she continued. Washington Ave., Leonardo, served in the Overseas Hospi- The budget has been the has bequeathed more than tal Corps. She was an active ville Road, Belford. target of attacks from the In its defense of the budget $18,000 in cash apd securities' member of the Daughters of public as well as members of the LWV cited inflation as a to MCOSS Family Health and the Union. In 1953, she retired Although not herself a both Township and Borough primary factor in increased Nursing Service. as head of social service at patient, Miss Betz met Mrs. Councils since its introduction costs for education in the Harlem Hospital. Parrish at the homes of aged coming year. The gift consists of $8,350 in earlier this year. cash and 722 shares of Well- Mr. Johnson said Miss and ailing friends and was Even though only two addi- esley Income Fund, valued at Betz's interest in MCOSS deeply impressed with the Officials of both municipal- tional teachers are planned more than $9,000. Family Health and Nursing service she performed, Mr. ities have urged cuts totalling for the coming school year, Miss Betz died last month at Service wjs the result of Johnson said. $300,000 in the budget. If these the largest item in the budget the age of 87 in Terra Verde.. cuts are not made, municipal is teacher salaries, the LWV Fla., where she resided the ASSESSMENTS IN OCEANPORT officials have urged, voters stated. (i. past three years at the home should defeat the budget when Two additional clerks are of her brother-in-law, Albert polling takes place Feb. 6. planned for the business office School officials say the to ease the workload of the jaw.OOO they have already present staff. trimmed from the proposal is With the retirement of a li- TAR Advisers the most they can cut. brary clerk, the board hired a Are Selected Members of LWV agree. certified school librarian to replace here. SERVICE REMEMBERED — Mrs. Claire Porrish, community health MATAWAN - Lawrence "The budget, we feel, can- nurse in Leonardo for AACOS5 Family Health and Nursing Service, has re- not be lowared any further Finally, the LWV cited in- Rifkin. chairman of the Fed- tired, after 14 years of service. Because of Mrs. Parrish's dedication, the eration of Teen-Age Republi- without sacrificing the quality creases in fixed charges such late Anna M. Betz bequeathed $18,000 to MCOSS. of education," declared Mrs. as retirement funds and insur- can Clubs of Monmouth Coun- Allen W. Fuller, LWV pre- ance as reasons for the in- ty, has announced appoint- sident. crease. ments to the TAR county board. Couple's Zoning Violation They include Freeholder Al- bert E. Allen, adviser; Mrs. Constance Hodgson, co-ad- SERVING MONMOUTH viser, and Joel Bassoff, vice COUNTY SINCE 1925 Conviction Is Overturned chairman. Mr. Bassoff is pres- KHEKHOLD — County Theodore Parsons Jr. of apartment performs some ident of the Ocean Township Court Judge Thomas L. Red Bank argued for the services to the property in TAR's. Yaccarino has overturned the Drakes that the single person lieu of rent. This type of ar- IMKAIIfMMKKMIKIMMMMKitMUIVIIIKIlliMMMMMMMMMMMMniPj convictions of a Long Branch living in the apartment was rangement is historically couple fined $100 in Long the caretaker and was "not compatible with the neighbor- Branch Municipal Court on paying one iota of rent." hood." he wrote, in part. "This two alleged zoning violations. Noting that servants have use has often times been re- In a letter opinion issued ferred to as servant's quar- VJONMOUTH MEATS "always lived" in separate Friday, the judge cast down quarters "at those mansions ters and the question of 11OMONMOUTHST. 13 MAIN ST. 90 OCEANPORT AVE. complaints charging Mr. and along the shore." Judge whether or not the servant Mrs. Richard Drake with ren- Yaccarino opined that the city works full time or part time in RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER ting their 12-bedroom house at was objecting to a person liv- his grbundskeeping is not the 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 essential issue. Why not get the full information on quality 25 Lincoln Ave., Elberon, to a ing over the garage who had group of persons not related no relationship to people liv- "Accordingly, this court ALL-PORK Arbogast & Bastion by blood or marriage, in viola- ing in the main house. finds that the rear apartment UAH-mm lion of the zoning ordinance, "If the city is correct," he over the garage area is occu- and using the garage apart- said during the hearings, "I pied by an idividual who may SAUSAGE SKINLESS ALUMINUM SIDING ment for a commercial rental would have to hold that it was be classified as a servant or GROUND property in a residential zone. okay if Mr. and Mrs. Drake groundskenper of the owner's AND itmomS RiSIDE YOUR HOMt... The Drakes live at 60 Ndr- lived in the main house, but if dwelling." LINKS FRANKS wood Ave., Elberon. FricK and Frack moved out Municipal Court Jacob CHUCK lien you chooas a Kaiser RUSTIC SMlMSlEl Rand had stayed the imposi- •Aluminum exterior, you ••- t j j in ii., li'.PB "The purpose of the ordi- front, 'Goodbye, gardener.' " •cap* from ths constant house l|l|[|I!|;||'Ji]| fill fi'L'l nance is to keep community Judge Yaccarino had re- tion of the fines pending ap- •painting drudgery. Your home AULUjUWfUiiliU JJ . uses to conventional family served decision on the matter peal after a hearing Oct. 12. •will keep Its beautiful new look , I *Wh j ,Ej Ml uses," Peter M. Arnow of Al- pending receipt of a copy of the The appeal had originally 89! 79! Iwlthoutpalntlngiormany aKJttUJUwil>AtfMk 89! been scheduled to be heard by •yearsahead. Result: savings l|M|!|M'l]'*HniVlvil lenhurst argued for the city at ordinance and the legal mem- LEAN-ALL MEAT LEAN MEATY •in paint bills, In work... more ti.M't'ii U'lmiw a hearing before Judge oranda from Mr. Arnow and County Court Judge Louis R. SWIFT'S PREMIUM •time to relax. Take a look at | Yaccarino Jan. 12. Mr. Parsons. Aikins, but he disqualified Regular and Thick |these Kaiser Aluminum ex- But he later conceded that Use Compatible himself because he is a mem- or Lazy Maple SPARE or» — the long-range »olu- < the group rental ban had al- "On the facts as contained ber of the Elberon Voters and LAMB i for lasting beautyl ready been held to be uncon- in the records before this Property Owners Association, ROUGH SAM: stitutional in a 1971 case in- court, it would appear that which had an interest in the BACON RIBS CALL TODAY volving Manasquan. the person residing in the rear matter. PATTIES Mr. Parsons successfully represented the defendants in C FREE the 1971 case in which the 25 Young Sea Cadets New Jersey Supreme Court ESTIMATES declared Manasquan's group 79 ! 99! m Are Training at Earle rental ban unconstitutional. 'ITTTTTmTT Free Delivery 741-7500 COLTS NECK — Twenty- Lt. Cmdr. C.J. Mrauon bi five young men aged 14 to 17 Eatontown is commanding of- are members of the Bristol ficer. 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Division of Naval Sea Cadet The Naval Sea Cadet Corps, Corps training here at Naval federally chartered in 1962, is a . Ammunition Depot Earlc. volunteer youth training pro- gram sponsored by the Navy League and supported by the Navy Department. Acting commanding officer of the Bristol Division is Nav- There's Gold al Sea Cadet Corps Lt. (j.g.) William Stevenson of Wana- massa. Also serving in adviso- ry capacities are William Alli- son, Oakhurst; Edward In Them Thar Ads... Smith, Asbury Park; Lillian Henricks Neptune, and J. Gerald Geiling, Middletown. The Naval Sea Cadet Corps goals are to teach young men skill in seamanship and seagoing disciplines, to in- culcate an appreciation of WISCONSIN'S LARGEST We don't rtfpdthe SV - --I1MB 1NIWWR DISPLAY ,rirhl in nulhinn t>ut*rio Navy traditions, and to mold ;miliili-s iinii wt will not j uniieisold. Now i» ihf Jit good moral character and pa- 'in i.!ioi>. Cniiit >.',• us i triotism. Ilif hipppsl inventorv kloi There is also a Sea Cadet Corps division at the Naval Air Station in Lakehurst, headed by Lt. Cmdr. P?R. Duf- fy, Edison. Working with Mr. Duffy are Thomas Satterfield, Freehold Township, and A.R. Nisski, Lakewood. Among those who serve on the Jersey Shore Council Navy League Sea Cadet Com- mittee are C.H. Henricks, f : chairman, Neptune; County Between the price and the hatch, & Si!i *MMLV'IXLS '"A. Court Judge Louis R. Aikins, Elberon; H. Thomas Carr, Perth Amboy; Lud Cerven, it's easy to get into. Interlaken, and William J. Kastner, Colts Neck. There's something really new at your AMC dealer Protection Plan. And now the Hornet Hatchback •r-the Hornet Hatchback. This is the car that Car is available with an optional LeviV interior. Find Dog Thai Bit & Driver magazine calls "the styling coup of the Check it out at your AMC dealer today. Long Branch Aide year." One look will tell you why. The Hornet Hatchback's got the sporty lines of a European AMERICAN MOTORS BUYER PROTECTION PUN PI LONG BRANCH — Fast 1. A simple, strong guarantee. work by Miss Carol Parker, GT car, but underneath it's a great economy car When you buy a new 1973 car from an American Motors dog warden for Community with extra cargo capacity. dealer. American Motors Corporation gunnfempes to you thnt, except for tires, it will pay for the repair or replacement of Dog Control. Farmingdale, We call it a Hatchback because trunk lid and any part it supplies that is defective in material or workman- may have saved Henry ship. This guarantee is good for 12 months from the date the Why don't YOU stake a claim rear window are combined in a hatch. This hatch car is first used or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, All Seales, reclamation coordina- we require is that the car be properly maintained and cared tor for the city's recycling lifts up and the rear seat folds down to give you for under normal use and service in the fifty United States or Cnnada, and that guaranteed repairs or replacement be made with a program, from undergoing a 23 cubic feet of cargo space. by an American Motors dealer. , series of painful rabies shots. And the price makes the Hornet Hatchback 2. A free loaner car from almost every one of our According to police, Mr. doubly easy to gst into: just $2449* What's more, dealers if guaranteed repairs take overnight. Classified Ad Seales reported that he had 3. Special Trip Interruption Protection. it's backed by American Motors exclusive Buyer 4. And a loll free hot line, to AMC Headquarters. been bitten by a dog on Van Quick Results-Inexpensive Dyke Place Tuesday night and gave a description of the Dial dog. AMC ft Hornet Miss Parker went to the 'MinuflCluflr'l ivgqtitta rtl{il pne area Wednesday night and Action Line" early Thursday morning and SEE YOUR AMC f| DEALER-WHERE YOU GET A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE. located the tan and white dog. The owner's name was not available but the dog is under- going to normal 10 day obser- SEE YOUR LOCAL AMC DEALER 741 -6900 vation period to see if it is ra- bitJ. |fce Dally Register, Red Baak-Hlddletom, NJ. 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M59 IN MY SLEEP ' 61 Hi 60 I 63 S.H. t£---~V H65 Your Horoscope, Birthday WEDNESDAY, JANUARY you will work toward a satis- harmony VIRGO (Aug. 24-Scpt. 23) - Jl — Born today, you will be- fying marriage as toward ARIES (March 22-April 2(1) Be ready for a verbal fight come more and more satisfied mottling else. Its achievement — The more industrious you when it comes to a matter of with yourself as the years go may take time — but it will be are this morning, the less in- principles this morning. on. As a child, you will no time well spent. dustrious you will have to be Choose your words carefully doubt be so demanding of You enjoy the con- this afternoon. Get your work and you should win out. yourself, so concerned with templation of life's mysteries done early in the day. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - meeting your own per- ON ACCOUNT Of PO&Of HE , you CAN'T ASK House-TO-House'i X INVITES you •» fbfio's TAURUS (April 21-May 21) A day when you will definitely fectionist image of yourself, — but you are not one to se- R6E-FUSES TO &O HOME 6O5 J OUE6TION5 OF A MAN OUTPOOgS) HOUd£-"/WlLU ANSVVtK riously attempt a solution of — Gain your own ends by want to take the lead on the CAN YOie QUESTIONS FOK HIM that frustration and dis- nightfall — but do so in such a employment scene. Your tal- ToBEFAIR.Hf „.. . PO \ WU SITS A /3fi«,UN»W«P appointment become a part of them. You prefer to let the THI^TOVOU:/^ J OPINION WITH COOKIES AN1 unknown remain that way, way that no one can accuse ent for organization comes to A A MILC your everyday life that you you of being unfair in the pro- the fore at this time. leam to.live with. With matu- and to concentrate your ef- cess. Give each his due. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rity, however, conies a recon- forts to discover the truth of GEMINI (May 22-June 21) — Take the leisurely ap- ciliation between the image things on those realities of life — Present your case to one in proach to morning difficulties. and the reality until, at last, that are tangible, observable. authority who is by nature If you hurry things, you may you will be able to accept Indeed, you are inclined to be- sympathetic. Otherwise, you make an error that could your weaknesses along with come intensely nervous in the may find yourself behind the cause losses you could not your strengths without a feel- face of psychic phenomena. proverbial 8-ball. quickly recover. ing of falling short. Thursday, February I CANCER (June 22-July 2.1) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2,1- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. In your adult dictionary, — Take care not to exercise Dec. 22) — Look out for your- 19) — Make sure that others there is no such word as fail- your wit to the point of hurt- self and your own reputation ure. Each time you miss your know what you are driving at Ing another's ego needlessly. this morning. Co-workers may goal, you consider it another before you try seriously to get There is enough genuine hu- have trouble identifying a chance to make good; each your major point across. Oth- mor to go around and to make problem; be of help. I7DLDTAf7WF erwise, you waste your time. time you have difficulty with life easier. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23. PRKEOFA PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) a personal relationship, you LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) — Jan.20) - Though you may COLOUR TV think of it as additional im- — There is no reason that you Though fond of travel, you not be able to dominate the petus toward the establishing should adopt another's notions would be wise not to take an- situation, you can surely work and maintaining of firm friend- about life and your future — other up on his invitation to well within its limits and ships. You consider marriage unless, of course, you are join him on a trip. All may not prove yourself worthy of an the optimum relationship and quite willing to do so. Seek be just what it seems. old trust. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD second trump and finessed to clubs Register. Box 3318, Grand West's king. West returned a There would have been a Central Station, New York, When today's hand was third heart, and declarer ruf- different story to tell if de- NY. 10017.) played by my friend Milton fed. clarer had taken an early dis- Soulh dealer Dummy's Diamonds card on the ace of diamonds. A DO VOU LIKE HOMEMADE Adler more than 30 years ago. Norih-Soulh vulnerable BISCUITS AWO MOMEMAOE PIE? even the opponents had to Now Adler led three more The defenders would save NORTH compliment him on his trumps, carefully saving all of their clubs, and declarer shrewd deceptive play. dummy's diamonds. The op- would lose two clubs and two OAK! West opened the queen of ponents assumed that de- trumps. O AJ863 + 852 hearts, and Adler won in the clarer had a way to get to DAILY QUESTION dummy with the king. He led dummy's ace of diamonds, As dealer, you hold: S-'J 6 II- WEST EAST the nine of spades from dum- and they both decided to keep A K 5 D-A J H 6 3 C-S 5 2. What 4 KJ 5 • 7 my and let it ride, losing to diamonds at any cost. do you say? IF WE'RE 60IN6 TO HAVE A THAT'S RI6HT...HE 5H0ULPNT LET'S NOT £V£N TESTIMONIAL PINNER FOR CHARLIE KNOU) ABOUT IT- INVITE HIM! BROUN, IT SH0W.P BE A !»R|£E.. r~z> Bailey TDS£7H[R THCy BROUGHT ORDER AfTCK. ThO CINTUKieS THf JUMGIE PATKOL CARRICSOti. HE TAK ABOUT TO m tAwicss Mvsic eoKoee. CAM ME POS6I01Y COULDN'T PIRTV FLOODS. BE THAT BE.' I JU£T WI2OTE MY NAME IN TME DU5T TODAY SfYM NAVOMS ON JUNGIE F80NTIC8S SUPPOUT T/t SlITE JUN6U PATKOt... V 1C Ite Daily Register, Red Bank-MiddJelown, N J. Wednesday, Janiary 31, 1WS Births ON FOOD PURCHASES OF { $15 or MORE AT ANY B1VERVIEW RedBaik FOOD SUPERMARKET FOOD SUPERMARKETS Mr. and Mrs. James Ho- ' miak (nee Linda Dashkav- ich), 119 Monmouth Ave., Na- vesink, daughter, Jan. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGee WASHINGTON STATE (nee Irene Burns), Madison Porcelain RED OR GOLDEN Gardens Apartments, Old Bridge, daughter, Jan. 24. DELICIOUS APPLES Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph Kove- lesky (nee Dolores Scheick), 100 Sleepy Hollow Road, Mid- FINE CHINA dletown, son, Jan. 25. Mr, and Mrs. Johrt Slattery (nee Maureen Muld'ey), 571 Palmer Ave., West Keans- SWEET burg, son, Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs. David Whea- TASTY CARROTS ton (nee Kathie Francis), 141 Linden Drive, Fair Haven, son, Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs. John Caddie (nee Nicole Ferrante),. 89 Church St., Keyport, son, Jan. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pta- shinski (nee Sandra Banas- Grapefruit6 -'59 Waxed Turnips * 7 zek), 41 Sycamore Ave., East Keansburg.son, Jan. 26. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lynch (nee Judy Bushell), 18 cutmoM YOUNQ Buttonwood Place, Hazlet, in a class by itself... pmr plac* son, Jan. 26. totally new, totally p« Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kehoe C letting pi«c« (Karen Mandrel!). 297 Willow different and with every only $5 purchaie Drive, Little Silver, daughter, ours alone! Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. William 39 O'Neill (nee Rita Cuscick), WE'VE DONE IT! We insisted on coming up with something dif- 1630 Union Ave., Hazlet, ferent. The kind of china you could consider your best service. Once you've seen it, we think you'll agree we've done it! The daughter, Jan. 27. shape, for instance, an elegant modified rim, beautifully banded in gold. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dur- And the cups, gracefully shaped, like he most expensive china. nien'piee Katina Argiros); 512 We could go on and on tellirig you how different, how unusual, how Thompson Ave.. East Keans- very fine his china is. But, instead, why don't you come in and burg, daughter, Jan. 27. see for yourself? Mr. and Mrs. Allen Abrams Smoked Ham Chuck Steak (nee Susan Chankalian), 1017 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park, daughter, Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher (nee Willie Gordon), 99 Leon- DINNER 4 SOUP ard St., Bed Bank, son, Jan. PLATES BOWLS SALE ONLY '' ONLY Iff 27. no purchase \l Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sil- £ required \, < -—* - •— v vani (nee Patricia O'Brien), THIS 39 { 15 Walnut St., Middletown, son. Jan. 28. WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cum- mings (nee Elizabeth Miller), fOUOW THE WCEKU FEATURES. THE SCHEDULE BELOW RUNS THREE TIMES 251 Atlantic St., Keyport, daughter, Jan. 28. lit WEEK DINNER PLATE reg 1.50 39c with every $5 purchase London Broil SHOULDER Schickhaus Franks Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Grogel 3nd WEEK BREAD * BUTTER teg 75c '39c with every $5 purchase (Eleanor P. Siringo), 48A Lin- 3rd WEEK CUP regularly 1.00 39c with every $5 purchase Shoulder Steak Pork Chops ton Place, Keansburg, daugh- 4th WEEK SAUCER regularly 75c 39c with every $5 purchase Cube Steak «*•:* ter. Jan. 28. 5th WEEK DESSERT DISH reg 75c 39c with every S5 purchase Sliced Cold Cuts Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ad- U S0A DON'T MISS THE WEEKLY COMPIETER FUTURE: During the next 1 5 »•• * l' - -CHOICE ..0URTR|M donizio (nee Frances Mel- weeks the following pieces will be scheduled (or feature sav- Chicken Legs laci), 22 Cayuga Ave., Ocean- ings: All on display right now in our More. Rib Steak SHORTCUT ISBETTER- lb port, daughter, Jan. 28. seta of 4 soup dishes round vegetable server plater relish- tray! set of 4 salad platters , salt & pepper , oval serving Beef Liver Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Racz bowl (gravy boat stand) *• sugar & creamer , gravy Chicken Breasts (nee Virginia Kaiser), 19 boot. covered casserole - coffee server HyGrades Franks Woodford Road, Deal, son, Lamb Chops Jan. 29. Bakery Specials! Skinless Franks Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloboda Cross Rib Roast (nee Dolores Kaider), 8 Mur- WHITE BREAD LARGE 8 INCH ray St., Freehold, daughter, C 'Jan. 29. Lemon Meringue Pie 49 DOMESTIC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ahle- DELICIOUS Chopped Ham v,.b.49< Imported Pork Loin meyer (nee Patricia Sulli- C LAND O' LAKES Apple Streudel " 59 C van), 21 Fairview Drive, Mid- Italian Bread American Cheese WHITE OR YEUOW '/i lb. 49 Chicken Bacon ROILONGACRE dletown, son, Jan. 29. with Every C RICH'S C Mr. and Mrs. George Steel- Pretzel Thins 1 49 Turkey Roll ALL WHITE MEAT ib 79 Rath Hard Salami Food man (nee Dale McLaughlin), Purchase 45-B Tree Haven Village, Matawan, daughter, Jan. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slater (nee Agnes Boning), 28 Spring Del Monte Fiesta Sale! Mix or Match. EMPRESS St., Red Bank, son, Jan. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond CUT GftfEN KANS, HUNCH STYU 6SEEN Brady (nee Gloria Smith), EMPRESS 209-B Stoney Hill Road, Ea- BEANS, ITAUAN CUT GREBI MEANS, GdOIN tontown, daughter, Jan. 29. CREAM CORN, WHOU KEWa CORN Solid Light Tuna PEAS, WHOIE PEEUD TOMATOES EMPRESS IN OIL or TOMATO MONMOUJH MEDICAL Long Branch 1-Layer Sardines EMPRESS Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire \£ BIRDSEYE (nee Margaret Haarup), 301 4 - 89* S&B Sardines Sherman Ave., Deal Park, Orange Juice V!J TINY TATERS daughter, Jan. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cal- W lum (nee Christine Cassidy), NESTLE'S QUIK CHARMIN S°" Two Guyi 58 Washington St., Rumson, CHOCOLATE FLAVOR TOILET TISSUE Mushrooms STEMS J PIECES son, Jan. 24. CHICKEN NOODLE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lilley Campbell's SOUP (nee Edna Henry), 218 Ways- BREAKSTONE 69 3» 99' ide Road, Neptune, daughter, REG. OR Crisco Oil Jan. 24. CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. John Long COLD POWER OCTAGON Viva Towels (nee Elaine Tozzi), 158 Mon- Cottage Cheese DETERGENT LIQUID All CONCENTRATED C mouth Blvd., Ocea,nport, WHITE OR LEMON Mil DETERGENT ««. 69 daughter, Jan. 24. C 09 BUFfETCAT C Mr. and Mrs. Joseph falbo BUFFET CA 1 Friskies FOOD ALL VAR. 8 Si 99 (nee Helen Leopoldo), 14 Wil- 69 49' low Drive, Ocean Township, daughter, Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bower (nee Doris Krantsvog), 20 Princeton St., Red Bank, son, WEEKLY (522273 SPECIAL 11 Jan. 25. VALUABLE COUPON V ALUABIE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Toney "CARBONA" ' Toward th« puffhot* «f Toward Ih* purchai* of Toward tha pufchoiaof • (nee Ida Marie Shafer), 152 BRIM •'- GRAVY TRAIN BAGGIES NESCAFE I Kingsley St., Long Branch, COLD WATER WASH REG. 87c 16 ouncfji. INSTANT COFFEE DOG MEAL SANDWICH BAGS INSTANT COFFEE son, Jan. 27. WITH A FOOD PURCHASE JOcW/COUPON OF $2 OR MORE n_ W/COUPON 5-lb. BAG 1> 6-OZ. JAR I HOUSfWARES DEPT. DQC GOOD ONU AT TWO GUVS GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS GOOD ONIY AT TWO GUYS WITH COUPON I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V 7 On* coupon ptr cuitomar. On* coupon par cuitom«r On* coupon p*r cuMorrnr GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUVS I Stanley (nee Carolyn Zajaek), 1 Good ihiu Sat., F.b. 3, 1973 Ona coupon par cu.tomtr. TWO GUYS TRADING SIAMr MFR. POST DIV GENERAL FOODS CORP Good thru Sal , Feb. 3. 1973 MFR. COLGATE PALMOLIVE C Good thru Sot., fab. 3 ,973 217 Cortland Koad, Katon- ONE BOOK SPECIAL IW«. NISIliS CO. town, daughter, Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid (nee Bonnie Nolan), :i5 Ster- nberger Ave., Long Branch, 50 PC. STAINLESS STEEL Toward tha purchai* of Town»d lha purthaia of Towoid th* puirhoi* ol I son, Jan. 27. FLATWARE SET Toward lh» pure hoi* of MAXWELL HOUSE ANY ASST. OF FOUR CROCKER I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nich- By "Regent Sheffield" Set mclude CHEERIO'S COFFEE TASTY KAKE PIES OR LAYER AND POUND ' oll (nee Patricia Steel) 24 lolod forkt, 16 ro leaspoont & 15-OZ. BOX •• 50 2-lb. can OliWAve., East Keansburg, iciving pietei. Gill boxed. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS I W/COUPON KLAIRS CAKE MIXES I PUli ONI On* coupon par cuttomcr. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS Good thru Sat., F.b. 3, 1973. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS llUD On* coupon par cuitomar. 4 PKGS. 18-OZ. I daughter, Jan. 27. MFD. GENERAL MILLS, INC. Ona coupon par cuitomar. fi(G 1?97 Jack. Major's role in every Pollak Auxiliary party is no mi- nor matter. k County Fare Mr. Major. Middletown, is no\oniy the husband of one of the auxiliary officers., but he also is a positive whiz when it Oakhurst, organized the party. Of the two, Gladys Glassman comes to large quantity cocktails — the preparations thereof. attracted the most attention because her sheer "tennis dress That's why when Sunday, Feb. 11 rolls around, Mr. Major was like glass, man. will be up at dawn applying his deft touch to the whiskey sours The winners in the mixed couples competition were Mrs and Bloody Marys (in six gallon quantities each) as well as as- Lois Levy, Oakhurst, (no surprise, we're told, because she's sembling the paraphernalia for complete bar service (or a also champ at the Ocean Beach Club) and her partner David hundred or more persons. Sachs, West End. The libations that day will be ladled out — from noon to 4 Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Goldman played and so did many p.m. — at the home on Blossom Cove Road, Middletown, of others. Pat and Harold Greenwald. That is the 1973 setting for this particularly pleasant good food event, proceeds of which are Among them were, in addition to Mrs. Daniels and Mr. Glassman, the Daniels1 guests Dr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, used to provide some beneficial extras for psychiatric patients Interlaken; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weston, West Long Branch; at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, and at its out- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krolt, West Deal, jher tennis ensemble patient Pollak Clinic. featured white pinafore over pale bluejoress): Mr. and Mrs Current auxiliary officers include Mrs. Ben M. Croker, Harold Karasic, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gasarch and Mr. and Little Silver, president; Mrs. Julius Christensen, Shrewsbury, Mrs. A. Walter Wiener (she is president of the temple), all vice president: Mrs. Donald B. Neil. Red Bank, treasurer, and Deal; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grossman, West Allenhurst; Mr. Mrs. Irwin Spellman, Holmdel, and Mrs. Donald Brewer and and Mrs. Al Steinman, Elberon Park; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Major, Middletown, secretaries. Hirsch (she is sisterhood president) and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ann Major. 3fi Farm Road, may be called for reservations. Duchin, Elberon; Mrs. Carol Jacobson (Mr. Duchin's tennis partner). Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Ira GREAT GOALS — Practicing for the third annual Mrs. Thomas Shafer, Mrs. John Challenger and Temple Tennis Elbow Brodsky. Oakhurst; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frankel, Wayside, Ice Is Nice party set for Feb. 9 af the Navesink Mrs. David Shaheen. The indoor:outdoor benefit and Mrs. Flo Engelhart — who usually waits for summer to Country Club, Middletown, are members of the will feature cocktails at 7 p.m., followed by buffrt This week a few Monmouth People may not only have ten- venture down from north Jersey — who joined in tennis sponsoring Junior Committee of Children's Psy- dinner and dancing, and skating, races anaLspt- nis elbow — but temple tennis elbow! doubles with Murray Grebow, Neptune. chiatric Center, Eatontown. With broom In hand cial events from 8 p.m. to midnight on the club And that's because a swinging group from Temple Beth Betsy Spurdle attempts to sweep the puck past rink. Mrs, Thomas Berke, 25 Brown Place, Red Miriam, Elberon, got together Saturday for a benefit tourna- /^rs. Lloyd Lawrence Jr. Others from left, are Bank, is accepting reservotions. ment (and supper) at the Shore Racquet Club. For Thirsty Birds Mrs. Norman Glassman and Dr. Richard Daniels, both shop just off Ocean Ave.. with" a 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. informal Among interesting items received for inclusion in the Feb. Good Mixture fashion stow. It's to be washed down with champagne. a luncheon auction of Hi-Music Sponsors of Rumson-Fair Good Mixture. That's the name of the horse loaned to the Jure tit be shown is the peach-colored travel knit dress Haven Regional High School is a three piece birdbath. Do you U. S. Equestrian Team for use in three-day team Olympic with flared jacket, part of the Adri line that was just unpacked think it features a stall shower? competition in Munich, Germany. Good Mixture did well; so this week. Also being featured are lots of packable sportswear Some of the other compelling things are a small Victorian did our three-day team, capturing a silver medal. arid popular pastel separates, designs by the "working prin- caned bottom chair, an old cast iron bank, a pair of Royal Now Good Mixture is for sale and the U. S. Equestrian cess" Diane von Furstenberg, bathing suits by Tom Brigance Doulton plates, a piano stool, picture frames, two Windsor Team would like to be the Buyer. with their own delectable skirts, slacks, jackets and such. And chairs and an Oriental jar. The Monmouth County Hunt Pony Club in an effort to help more! Money made from the sale of these delights (and a raft nf with the Good Mixture cause (as well as the club's own needs An added incentive to buying (as if one were needed) will others) will be used to help provide scholarships to Rumson- for competitive rallies) is sponsoring a film benefit. be Mrs. Katims' donation of 10 per cent of February sales to Fair Haven Regional High School students who are furthering The date, time and place for the event: Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. in PanheUenic-oriented patrons.'The money will go to the schol- their musical education. Forum 5 (the theater) at Brookdale Community College, Lin- arship fund for two Monmouth County girls entering college Qfaamnce Heading up this 13th annual noontime benefit in the Molly croft. this fall. Such scholarship giving is an annual project of Pan- Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, are Mrs. Marshall Ribe and Mrs. E. R. On that occasion Miss Marshall Gray, a member of the V. hellenic, a federation of Greek sororities. Campbell, both Rumson. They and auction chairmen Mrs. S. Equestrian three-day team will narrate as films taken in Frank Magennis and Mrs. Ward Denison have persuaded Munich (about two hours' worth) are run. Shown will be indi- Frank Martelli of International Galleries (located just a few vidual and team dressage, cross country competition, individ- Interior Designers OFF doors from the Molly on Riverside Ave.) to nip over and be ual and team Grand Prix jumping and the Olympic's closing auctioneer. ceremonies. A music-loving committee (all with tickets for sale) in- Tickets are available at Kislin's, Red Bank, or may be ob- To Tell How To cludes Mrs. Owen B. Gibson, Mrs. Clifford Grimmer, Mrs. G. tained from Mrs. J. J. Freyer, 305 Oik Hill Road, Middletown, 20%"60% MIDDLETOWN - Two draperies, shower curtains, V. Kadenbach, Mrs. John Kinney. Mrs. J. R. Nesbit, Mrs. W. pony club mentor. H. Smith, Mrs. Edward J. Swikart, Mrs. A. H. Brennan, Mrs. short courses in interior deco- tablecloths, dust ruffles, bed- CLOSED ONE WEEK FEB. 5 TO FEB. 12flT| Clifford Greene, Mrs. Donald Gahn, Mrs. W. J. Kelly, Mrs. ration are being offered by spreads, throw pillows and William V. McCarthy, Mrs. Peter Petillo. Mrs. Robert Ti- Champagne and Scholarships Elsie Mannes Decorators, Rt.- decorative accessories and cehurst, Mrs. Grover Culshaw, Mrs. John L. Frank and Mrs. 35. how to carpet and wallpaper. Foster Wilson. Decorating Clinic will con- They will have a good thing going at Arthur's of Sea Mrs. MacDonald will use" Reservations may be made by phone with Mrs. G. R. John- centrate on the fundamentals slides and other visual aids as Bra and Girdle Factory Bright this Friday — because Arthur's wife, Mrs. Jean Ka-- son. 18 Highland'Ave., Rumson, or Mrs. G. A. Jerolamon, 101 of interior design and the Do- she covers the basics of deco- 900 SIXTH AVE. 7754299 ASBURYPAFK tims, is launching Panhellenic scholarship fund month at her Hillcrest Road, Fair Haven. lt-Yourself Workshop will pro- rating, including the impor- vide instruction and assis- tance of scale, floor plans, tance in home projects. focus and layout of rooms, Frances MacDonald, Fair color, pattern, window treat- Haven, who will teach the ments, upholstery and slip Decorating Clinic on four covers', room coordination, pe- Factory Outlet Thursday evenings beginning. riod feelings and fabrics, and and Discount Store Feb. 1, has served as associ- accents. NU-MILS ate professor at the Univer- sity of West Virginia. She has Enrollment may be made at been a decorating editor of the shop for a nominal fee. Good Housekeeping, and her professional background in- DA R Names GOING OUT OF eludes a variety of positions in this country and abroad. A Good Citizens graduate of Parsons School of MORGANVILLE - Mrs. Design, she also studied archi- Augustine M. Scafidi, regent- BUSINESS! tecture at Washington Univer- of the Monmouth Court House sity. Chapter, Daughters of the The workshops will be con- American Revolution, has an- ducted on four Tuesday eve- nounced the names of the five nings, beginning Feb. e, by chapter-sponsored Good Citi- Mrs. Zelda Goldstein, Mata- zens, all high school senior FINAL DAYS! wan. Mrs. Goldstein, who at- girls. tended Traphagen School of Design, has taught oil paint- They are Jane Eckman, STILL A FANTASTIC SELECTION ing and sewed professionally Howell High School; Susan for decorators in New York O'Rourke, Manalapan High and New Jersey. This is the School; Lee Hulsebos, Marl- FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE! third time Mrs. Goldstein is boro High School; Marilyn presenting her course at Elsie Krambuhl, Freehold Town- Rtglittr Sttrtl Pints ship High School, and Ellen AUCTION AWE — Frank Martelli of International Galleries, Red Bank, Mannes' shop. Her topics in- clude window treatments, Goldfarb, Freehold High who will auctioneer for the Hi-Music Sponsors Feb. 8 benefit auction and School. CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS BRANDS: luncheon at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, previews some items with how to make shades, curtains, Mrs. Marshall Ribe, right, and Mrs. E. R. Campbell, both of Rumson. The • FAIRFIELD • RUSSTOGS annual event will benefit the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School • JUNIORITE • WRANGLER music scholarship fund. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ... and other famous brands FILM PRESENTATION WEST LONG BRANCH - RUTH'S FOUNDATION Alliance Francaise of Mon- mouth County will present the French film "Le. Diable Boi- teux," Tuesday at H p.m. here SALON at Monmouth College. The Sacha Guitry film was in-, 651 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURYPARK spired by the life of 18th cen- OPEN 10-5:30 MON. THRU FRI. - WED. 'TIL 9 P.M. tury French politician Talley- rand. Mme. Georges Houcke, Rumson, or Mme. Serge Le Shorts • Girdles Goff, Englishtown, may be We thank you for your patronage contacted regarding this • Sweaters • Bras MANY event or membership in Al- over the years we have been in liance Francaise. • Pant suits • Panty business. David Jeffries, Ltd. of • Slacks Hose ITEMS Little Silver must close its doors. • Skooter • ToPS We are "going out of business" FOR THE LOOK] skirts • Bath Robes] PRICED and we offer our clothing to you at LARGEST AND prices below our actual cost. Take FINEST advantage of this once in a lite- • Pocket • House SELECTION OF time offer. We need your help in A Breakthrough in "MR. STEAM" Books Dresses SKIS AND clearing up our inventory. 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Besides "New Years trees" which Continuing the reminis- When I asked if the wheat we "thanks to the measures tak- making no attempt to deviate have decorations somewhat cences ot our trip to the So- sold them was being used to en by the Party and to the from approved itineraries, like ours. I was able to buy a viet Union, I wanted to make relieve the shortages caused selfless efforts of the Soviet one should not bring in or take few of these decorations, but a few more observations on by the drought and in making people." Absolutely no refer- out of the country packages or the experience of doing so life in the USSR their delicious bread, I found' ence was made to the pur- ry in,ourcountry. Her English A detour on the route, a letters for others. Do not at- was one I shall not forget for One of the most intriguing that not one word had been chase of wheat from outside is good, her manner charm- request to look inside a Rus- tempt to take photos of slums, printed in any journal of pub- a long time. and perhaps the most dis- •the Soviet Union. ing, and her facts well-re- sian store, like GUM, rather the poor, military in- After standing in a long tressing aspects of our trip lic circulation about the huge During our visit, the Apollo hearsed. There are some than a "dollar" store (where stallations, or border areas. wheat purchase. line, with an English speaking was the total control over in- 17 mission was successfully questions, however, that she better quality goods are avail- When in doubt ask. Do not guide, I was able (with much formation in the Soviet Union. I picked up a copy of the, completed; but no mention of can't or won't answer. She able for purchase only with pick up "souvenirs" from So- deliberation and discussion) It would be impossible for , Moscow News, the only Eng- it was made in the Russian will try briefly to cover any American dollars), or even a viet hotels, however in- to select the object I wanted, was even decorated with cur- the average Soviet citizen to lish language publication newspapers or television. digression, obviously anxious desire to walk around the significant in value they may for which 1 received a slip of tains, and quite comfortable be at all well informed about printed in the Soviet capital. Unable To Extemporize to hurry back to her trav- block, is very upsetting to the seem to you. Do not buy orpaper and was directed to an- (or the overnight journey the outside world with the It contains no commercial ads. This attitude also was no- elogue. This seems to be true guides. sell rubles privately, or at- other long line. We stood and I was very excited to see very stringent limitations on — and no news. Its 16 pages' ticeable in our guide, Nina. of all the intoiirist guides — The State Department had tempt to sell anything else to waited in that line, progressed the Palace of Congresses, the his access to information. consisted entirely of editorial. Petrova. She was a very at-- anything outside the estab- suggested1 this problem in its anyone. Be prepared to list all Kremlin, Red Square and the your jewelry on arrival and through more discussion with Russians were told in their commentary. The.lead story tractive woman in her late lished program flusters them, briefing materials. I recalled both of us trying to persuade Lenin Mausoleum, which was newspapers last summer, for on page two dealt with the 20's, and could command a: and they are unable to ex- some of the "don'ts" for departure. Do not attempt to just across the street from bring in religious objects, ex- the cashier that I could do example, about the devas grain harvest, and assured good job at an attractive sala-' temporize. American citizens to keep in business even if I didn't have our National Hotel in Moscow. cept for your personal use. There was always a line of Hotel Room Bugged the exact change to give her. After paying for the item, I people in front of the Mau- The U.S. officials also as- was directed to yet another soleum waiting to pay their sured us that our very con- line, where I had to wait to respects. - ternporary and comfortable pick up, finally, the small dec- Perhaps what Impressed me (but cold — we guessed the oration I had purchased. After the most was St. Basil's Cath- temperature in our room was going through this process, edral, built by Ivan IV be- .about 50 degrees) quarters in three times, I explained our tween 1551 and 1561, because Grounds for Remorse the official intourist hotels method of purchasing and the sight of those huge gold were electronically bugged. asked my guide why she onion domes has always sym- Indeed, in the past, our Em- thought it was done this way bolized Russia to me. bassy in Moscow was required in her country. She replied I thoroughly enjoyed this to hire only Russian carpen- "because we have the better trip to the Soviet Union. It By MARGOT SMITH Non-edibles make profits for the market, but why ters, and when the ruling was way of doing things." was a great opportunity to can't better quality be offered? changed, Americans doing A few last impressions: I meet the people and learn Up and down the supermarket aisles, we wom- " More Fakery this work found many of these missed not having any fresh about an entirely different en greet each other with the same salutation: Potluck Roll-on deodorant comes in packages so large 'bugs' which have been re- vegetables during our trip, way of life. It was good to re- moved. "Whafadrag!" and bulky that it's impossible to figure out what and realize we could be of alize that there is no dis- We plan our meals and make our lists to avoid size you're buying. Why the fakery? No Advertisements much help to them in the agri- cernable public hostility to- being tempted by unnecessary attractions. We over the meat case, the meat looked grey and fat- Unit pricing, supposedly a boon to us all and Billboards and placards ev- cultural field. The average ward Americans. The people shop the specials. We leave the children home so ty. Do those lights burn with sincerity? expensive to install, is unreadable (poor lighting erywhere contain pictures of citizen is better off materially In Russia are no more mad at -that kid-oriented advertising plays no part in our —A package of bulk sausage I bought this doesn't help) and not lined up on the shelf with the Lenin in various poses along than he was under the Czars, us than we are at them. My choice-making. We aim for non-busy hours (when week was full of shredded remains of burst cas- product it describes. with state-sponsored slogans.,, but I don't think many Ameri- fervent hope is for the Rus- aisles are stockpiled beyond passing). But still, it's ings. The unsaleable item had been rcwrapped and There's lots to be done in supermarkets to' " One sees no such billboards cans would be happy under sian people to have the op- a drag. sold as loose sausage. Picking the foreign matter make them the kinds of places women will enjoy advertising commercial prod' their present circumstances. portunity to travel as freely It's not because it's boring, because there is from the fry pan was an unappetizing affair, but it patronizing. Tired of being conned by advertising, ucts, however. You become It also appeared that the Rus- as I have, and I hope I'll be plentiful and colorful variety. It's not because of was too late (and I was too far into dinner prepara- the women want more of the promotional dollar aware of the fact that, since sian people would like to see able tb read about the impres- the time consumed, for freezers and under-one-roof tion) to make the 10 mile round-trip back to the spent on honest to goodness value, not deception. there is no competition, there more of the national effort di- sions my counterpart writes shopping have cut out the daily shop-to-shop store. Complaints Registered is little reason for businesses rected toward production of after visiting'our country. Grandma used to do. It's not for lack of challenge, —A box of junior's favorite (high protein) dry Mrs. Rosemary Minear, Red Bank representa- to advertise. consumer goods, and away because matching wits with the professional cereal was slit where the stockboy's knife pene- tive for the State Office of Consumer Affairs, says Because it was December. I from war materials. promoters who compete for our food dollars is all trated too far in opening the case. Half of what I a very small proportion of the complaints she re- was trying to shop for some On-Time Train the mental exercise a housewife could hope for. "bought" was missing. ceives are supermarket oriented, Most of them, souvenirs for Christmas The Soviet people do have a What, then, makes shopping such a teeth-grind- —Yogurt, the dating code blurred by moisture, she says, would be resolved to the satisfaction of presents. It struck me that, great deal to be proud of in ing, disillusioning, unenjoyable experience? •was green with mold when we opened it. all parties if a well-placed complaint were regis- although it was December, their achievements. I was I think it's the feeling of being "had." And —Bacon, over-packaged, and deceptively show- tered with the store manager. Some would be recti- and it was cold and snowy, it thrilled by the Ballet at the here, the poor overburdened housewife, with so ing the meat and hiding the fat. fied by letters to the manufacturers. was not Christmas in the So- Kirov Theater; we took a many angles to play in filling the basket, has only Too often, house brand products we choose for Most of the ones Mrs. Minear receives concern viet Union. The Russians only clean and on-time train from . herself to blame. economy are displayed in inappropriate depart- short weight, the inability to buy produce in small celebrate the New Year, al- Leningrad to Moscow, which Every market manager I've talked to has ments. After an unsuccessful search, we buy the quantities because of pre-packaging, damaged come up with the retort, "If they'll complain, we'll name brand anyway, and spend a few cents extra. items and cleanliness, especially in deli depart- listen." / Big displays that we've learned to regard as ments. They must. They depend on us for eeking out dollar saving leaders sometimes contain items at After you've done what you can do, Mrs. Min- the meager one per cent margin of profit that su- the same old price. A deception. Potpourri bins of ear would be happy to cope further. Her hot-line permarketing stands on. what we assume are discounted damaged goods number is 741-5550. In Long Branch it is Mrs. Ann You Won't Believe One voice in the wilderness, one bad can of are not that at all. Deceived again! Eyerson, 222-6752 and in the Freehold area, Mrs. soup returned, seem ineffectual. It's time-con- So-called health food departments sometimes Phyllis Levine, 462-4621. what we have on our... suming and we're busy. But it is necessary if we include some very unhealthy products, priced out When your own voice gets no action, call them. are going to eliminate situations such as these: of this world. And think aboufways in which we can put our —One of our staff recently bought three pounds About those non-food items such as children's solos into a chorus that will demand dollar's worth $ GAZING AT of ground round. She wanted high quality meat. At gloves and garden furniture — why take up room value without the inconvenience of registering 5 BACK & HORACK the check-out, away from the pink tinted lights with them and limit selection of wanted items? complaints and making return trips to the stores. GARNET Since the laic 1960V, jew- The JOY SHOP elry for men has gone 642 Newman Springs Rd. Llncroft through sonic interesting 842-3753 changes. Even though mns- rulinc ring*, cuff links anil lie bars have remained eon- slunt popular ilcmtt, neck- Wife Bugged by Bugs laces (rcmcmltcr "love beads"?) and brurclcts for m'lnrd seem In go in and out of vogue. Except for Home THE BIG massive silver and turquoise Dear Ann Landers: Will you bugs just love to bite. If there name it and I am the one they My husband says nothing is go for. pieces seen nroiiml I he necks please print my letter? I'm are 17 people'in a room and biting me, that I just imagine of TV personalities, much of sure I have fellow sufferers one mosquito, he'll find me. Is there a reason for it? Is it and scratch myself and there anything I can do to this jewelry fur men cun he everywhere. The same goes for fleas, make welts on my skin. One *80 GIVE-AWAY! found In the costume jewelry protect myself? I am one of those people the ticks, bees, ants, gnats — just day I actually sprayed in- department and doesn't con- secticide on the slipcover of Trade in any used sewing machine cern us here. the yard chair I had fallen $ asleep in. I showed him ten and we'll give you at least 8O towards Garncl is an appropriate dead fleas. He was still uncon- subject for Gem Wise, how- vinced. a new Golden Touch & Sew machine. ever, and is also suitable for If my letter isn't making masculine near. Some gar-' sense it's because I'm nets were found in a neck- scratching a couple of bites lace which a young Egyptian while writing. — Charleston, prince wore to his grnvc S.C. somewhere around 3500 BC. In its best known in- curnulion, gurnet is u deep rich red. Bill sonic jewels in Ann this family range in color from pale ornnge to dark red and violet. It run also Landers range from cinnamon to brown ami from olive to green. Dear Scratching: All people exude a scent due to the • One lypc of garnet can he chemical substances in their culled the jeweler's jewel. bodies. Apparently, you send" The heart of any trained out something that attracts in- jeweler — gomologint — will sects. skip a heal when he is shown A repellent lotion from your garncl of the denmntoid drugstore might be helpful. variety. The green deman- This is such a terrific opportunity to save, it's almost a give-ayvayi For a limited toid gurnet, HO called be- Are your parents ton strict? time'we'll give you al least an 80.00 trade-in on any machine that sews (no matter cause of its diamond-like Hard to reach? Ann Landers' v/hat make or condition) when you buy the new Golden Touch & Sew sewing brilliance, is the rarest anil. booklet, "Bugged By Par- machine. Model 750 with 576 carrying case. The Golden Touch & Sew sewing most expensive of all gar- ents? How To Get More Free- machine has features like the exclusive Singer' push-button bobbin that re- nets. Thus far, il has only dom." could help you bridgo , winds right in the machine. There's a lull range ot stretch and fashion stitches been found in the Ural the generation gap. Send 5(lc plus the Singer exclusive soft-touch fabric feed system. You can change pres- Mountains of central Russia. in coin with your request and ser tee.t easily... they snap on and olf. A fine demantoid of five ea- a long, stamped, self-ad- rath is even rarer than a dressed envelope to this news- On some used Singer sewing machines, such as Model 640, the trade-in allow- paper. •hoice emerald of that size. ance can be as much as 175.00. Its dispersion — fire — is BOWLING-DINNER PARTY AND LOOK WHAP69 BUYS! THE FASHION MATE' higher llnill II diamond's, bill MATAWAN - The National ibis brilliance K somewhat Council of Jewish Women, ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE BY SINGER.ALOTOF masked by the dcmanloid's Bayshore Section, will spon- MACHINE FOR THE MONEY. , <£r*f\ olor. sor a bowling and dinner par- We have some beautiful ty, Saturday, Feb. 17. at the This versatile machine sev/s straight arid zig-zag" •«- ^9V^t^^jl REG slitches. Does bullonholing and decorative sewing. M/"VU|U?T garnets to showvyoii. Hut be Strathmore Bowling Lanes in Has'lhe exclusive Singe/ front drop-in bobbin. INUW ^^P-^P 'Warned! Garncl is a legen- the Strathmore Shopping Cen- Model 257. Carrying case extra. dary heart stimulant. Gazing ter, at H:3O p.m. (lail Freilich al garnet can lead lo pas- unlil\ Mprrhamlisf . . . is in charge of reservations sion, anger . . . even apo- ilexy. But this, an appro- FACTORY "Bread flour" is milled from iriutc January birtlislone, is hard wheat and is fairly high in SINGER ilso able lo bring on a mood protein. Sewing Centers >f good cheer. Come to OUTLET and participating approved dealers "cussillcs', we will turn on LUCY Learn to sew knits and fashion dressmaking1 o garnet together. PREGNANT... 5 courses Irom 14.50 to 29.50 plus a new Fashion Tailoring Course—8 lessons—29.50 OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-5:30 DISTRESSED? •A Trademarkol THE SINGER COMPANY , t Offer expires February 3, 1973 cm Reussilles' , BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 717-0108 RED BANK 36 BROAD al THE CLOCK BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 RED BANK - SI Broid SL • EATONTOWN - Msnmoulh Shopping Ctnltr 21 Tfce Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdletoinj, tU. Wednesday, Jamary 31,1993 Engagements Announced Suwinski-Smith Town-Durrett RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs.High School, attended North- MIDDLETOWN — Mr. ana Miss Durrett, a graduate of James H. Smith of 86 Rumson eastern University, Boston, Mrs. Raymond S. Durrett, 115 Middletown Township High Road, announce the engage- Mass, and Syracuse (N.Y.) Kinkade Drive, announce the School, is a sophomore at ment of their daughter, Lor- University, where she is em- engagement of their daughter. Montclair State College, raine Nancy Smith, to Robert ployed. - Miss Cathy J. Durrett. to where her fiance also is a David Suwinski, son of Mr. Mr. Suwinski, a graduate of Christopher Town, son of Mr. 'sophomore. He is a graduate MhsDuntt MissRhwIes MlssBayitw and Mrs. Henry J. Suwinksi of the Park School, Buffalo, and Mrs. Claude J. Town of of Wildwood Catholic High Elma, N.Y. N.Y., will receive a bachelor's Sea Isle City. School. von Bargen-Baynton Miss Smith, a graduate of degree in fine, arts from Syr- Riraison-Fair Haven Regional acuse University in May. and the late Glenn von Bar- Slipienski-Rhodes SHREWSBURY — Mr. and gen. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Her fiance is a graduate of Mrs. Robert Baynton, 274 Miss Baynton, an alumna of Miss Smith MIssJHcMala — Announcement is made by Middletown Township High Garden Road, announce the Red Bank High School, is a ju- Mrs. Rose Rhodes, 26 Grand School. engagement of then* daughter. nior at Ohio University, where McVay-McMain Ave., of the, engagement of Miss Nancy Lynn Baynton, to her fiance, an alumnus of her daughter, Miss Patricia. Sweetheart Party Army Pvt. James Kent von Athens (Ohio) High School, LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and the late Homer McVay. A Bargen, son of Mrs. Dee von and Mrs. Gordon E. McMain, 'March wedding is planned. Rhodes, to Joseph K. Su-Is Club Benefit was graduated. He is sta- pienski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bargen of Columbus, Ohio, tioned at Ft. Hood, Tex. 286 White Road, announce the Miss McMain, a graduate of Chester Supienski, 14 Belle- LINCROFT - The Lincroft engagement of their daughter. Red Bank High School and view Ave., Leonardo. A Sep- Woman's Club will sponsor a Loprete-Layer Miss Judith Alecia McMain, to Stuart School of Business Ad- tember wedding is planned. Sweetheart Swing party Feb. Army Spec. 4 Terry L. ministration, Asbury Park, is 10 at 9 p.m. in the River Plaza MIDDLETOWN - An- M. Loprete, U.S. Navy, who is McVay, who is stationed at a secretary employed at the Firehouse. nouncement is made by Mr. attending Aircraft Elec- Ft. Monmouth, with the Satel- Satellite Communications Miss Rhodes, a graduate of and Mrs. Henry R. Layer. 5 tricians Mate School in Jack- Henry Hudson Regional The event, proceeds of lite Communications Agency. Agency, Ft. Monmouth. Her which will go to the club's Coral Place, of the engage^ sonville, Fla. He is the son of He is the son of Mrs. Mary fiance is a graduate of Weath- School, is employed at Middle ment of their daughter, Miss Mr. and Mrs. August Loprete- MtssOdom Mbs Berghnd - BDss LeFebvre Road Variety Store, Hazlet. scholarship fund, will feature Harris of Weatherford, Okla., erford High School. music by The Mariners. A Diane Susan Layer, to John of 16 Knollwood Road, Hazlet. Rivera-Odom midnight buffet will be Miss Layer, a graduate, of OCEANPORT — Announce- Branch, is a graduate of Red Courter-Hodgetts served. Middletown Township High Tickets are limited and may School, is a travel agent at ment is made by airline Capt. Bank Catholic High School NAVESINK - Mr. and Mrs. Jr., son. of Mr. and Mrs. Cour- Marvin R Odom and Mrs. and Mount Saint Mary Col- be reserved with Mrs. John J. Gill Travel Service, Middle- H. Leonard Hodgetts, Browns ter, Twintight Place, Port Schottle, 111 Harbor Green town. Her fiance, an alumnus Odom, 140 Comanche Drive, lege, Newburgh, N.Y. Dock Road, have announced Monmouth. of the engagement of their Mr. Rivera, a graduate of Circle, or Mrs. Donald J. of Red Bank Regional High the engagement of their Miss Hodgetts attended Whittom. 128 Jumping Brook School, attended Brookdale daughter. Miss Patricia Carol East Greenwich High School daughter, Miss Sharon Hod- Brookdale Community Col- Odom, to W. James Rivera and the University of Mich- Koad, Lincroft. Community College, Lincroft. getts, to Robert E. Courier lege, Lincroft, and Moravian VFW DINNER-DANCE Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-igan, where he received a BS College, Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. Leslie Cross is dance liam Rivera of franston, R.I. degree in aerospace engi- Buchanan- Mr. Courier will be gradu- chairman, assisted by Mrs. EAST KEANSBURG -The A July wedding is planned. neering, is employed at ated in June from Brookdale James McLaren, decorations; 24th annual dinner and dance Miss Odom, a teacher at St. Worthington Pump Inter- LeFebvre Mrs. James Orem. gifts; Mrs. of District 6 Veterans of For- Community College. He pre- Joseph O'Connell, refresh- Jerome School. West Long national, East Orange. LITTLE HOCKING, Ohio - viously attended Monmouth eign Wars and its Ladies Aux- ments, and Mrs. Richard iliary is scheduled March. 31 in Mr. and Mrs. Rene A. Le- College. MbsHtdgetts Heim, publicity. Carbone-Berglund Febvre of Little Hocking, Miss Layer Buck Smith's restaurant here. HOLMDEL — The engage- alumna of Monmouth Region- have announced the engage- ' ment of Miss Susan Marie al High School,'New Shrews- ment of their daughter, Miss Berglund to John Michael bury, and Cedar Crest Col- Gail Renee LeFebvre, to U.S. Carbone" is announced by her lege, Allentown, Pa., where Coast Guard Seaman Paul W. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- she received a BA degree in Buchanan, son of Mr. and rence N. Berglund, 248 Hol-psychology. She received an Mrs. Weston R. Buchanan, 18 roMAT0 land Road. MA degree in special educa- Crescent Drive, Middletown, Mr. Carbone, son of Mr. and tion with an emphasis in N.J. A June wedding is Mrs. John Carbone of Hale- learning disabilities, from the planned. don, is in his second year at University of Denver in Colo- Miss LeFebvre, a graduate New York University Law rado. of Warren High School, is em- School. He is an alumnus of ployed as a radiologic tech- Manchester Regional High Her fiance served as an offi- nologist at Monmouth Medical School, Haiedon, and Villa- cer in the U.S. Navy and holds, Center, Long Branch, N.J. nova (Pa.) University, where the rank of lieutenant in the Her fiance, an alumnus of WHITE POTATOES CORNorPEAS be received a BA degree in Naval Reserve Law Company. Middletown Township High political science. He is employed by Com- SHUPRITE SHOPRtTE School and Ohio University, is WHOLE OR iHOLE KERNEL OH Miss Berglund, who teaches monwealth Land Title Insur- on active duty, stationed at SLICED CREAM SIVLt (JOHN second grade in the Bridle ance Company, Paterson. An Governors Island, N.Y. 6 89 Elementary School, is an August wedding is planned. WiJson-Baldassi Hi-Music FRUIT DRINKS SPAGHETTI RINGS UNION BEACH - Mr; and September wedding is SHOP-RITE WILDBERRY. SHOP-RITE Mrs. B. James Baldassi, 18 planned. SHOP RITE Auction CITRUS, CHERRV GRAPE U.S.D A. GRADE A WHY PAY MORE? Donnelly St.. announce the en- Miss Baldassi, a graduate of FRUIT PUNCH OR ORANGE gagement of their daughter, Keyport High School, attend- 4 99 LARGE Miss Susan Baldassi, to ed Rider College, Lawrcnce- Feb. 8 Thomas J. Wilson, son of Mr. ville, for a year. She is a sec- WHITE retary employed at Bell Labo- RUMSON — Hi-Music Spon-. GREEN BEANS FRUIT COCKTAIL and Mrs. Edward Wilson, 14 sors will sponsor a fund rais- EGGS Maple Lane, Pennington. A ratories, Holmdel. SHOP RITE SHOP-RITE ing luncheon and auction at FRENCH STVLE WHY PAY CAKE DECORATING Mr. Wilson, who is with the OR CUT MORE? New Jersey State Employ- the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red MIDDLETOWN - At to- Bank, Feb. 8 at 11:30 a.m. 4 99 ment Service, New Bruns- morrow's meeting of the Proceeds from the this an- Woman's Club of Middletown, wick, is an alumnus of Notre iNibletsCorn Whole Tomatoes s™™™ Fruit Cocktail Dame High School and Mount nual event will go to the Hi- 5;.! Mrs. Eileen Geiger will give a Music scholarship fund to help • Stewed Tomatoes Tomato Sauce Noodle Soup demonstration of cake decora- Saint Mary's College, Em- 10^99* mitsburg, Md., where he re- a senior at the Rumson-Fair Large Peas ting. The meeting will be at Haven Regional High School Bartlett Pears Cheer noon in the River Plaza Fire- ceived a BS degree in psy- 39* chology. further a musical education. house. Mrs. Owen Gibson, presi- SHOP-RITE Q , SI SHOP-RITE MIXED C SI T SHOP-RITE dent, announced that Stuart TOMATO PASTE O I VEGETABLES U I* POTATO FLAKES WANTED: THE RIGHT Milliken, was a winner in the try-outs for Regional Band Frozen Food Savings! Form Frtth Produce! and Monica Mazurczyk won in TO NEGOTIATE ONE PRICE SWEET 100 SIZE the try-outs for the Regional COCONUT CUSTARD OR APPLE Middletown Township teachers have been at- Orchestra. MRS.SMITHS PIES MEAT DEPARTMENT tempting to negotiate with the Board of Education Peggy Smith, a senior at the SHANKLESS TEMPLE since September for the 1973-74 school year. high school, gave a guest talk . about her summer abroad in Eager tor an early settlement, teachers made a Ancona, Italy, under the ORANGES salary offer to the Board in October. The Board's American Abroad Program of FRESH HAMS last answer was that there would be no increase in American Field Service. 10-PakPizza vs 79* ^%l • • FRIED 2 IB. c •• j a TRUE VALUE salaries for 1973-74. Phl^kflli OCOMA 2.|b.#^49 Negotiations must involve two parties - but if Junior Club \*llll>IVCII(FULLYC0OKEO)pls. X ONE PRICE PER LB. 10 49 79 one party refuses to move on the bread and butter Events Set Lasagne "IF" ?.^:*1 Cabbage , issues of employment, negotiations become an ex- v s FRESH SKINLESSKILSS LEAN SHANKLESS (WATER ADDED) ercise in futility. MATAWAN — February Pot Pies « 6''-- 1 Celery 33 OQcl events of the Matawan Junior c L BONELESS HA SMOKED HAM Teachers are willing to move on contract nego- Woman's Club include partici- Shrimp w 3JE.89* Tomatoes .,39* tiations. The Board is not! (As a matter of fact, con- pation in a heart screening a C tracts for the current year are still not settled.) program during the week of Cakes SSSML r 69* Potatoes u L*.-69 Feb. 5 for first grade children Sausage iMMt J^69* IF YOU THINK SUCH TACTICS ARE UNFAIR, in Matawan Regional School COUNTRY STYLE RIBS HAM SLICES Apples ,29* District; a German fest din- /cc Cream Corner WE ASK YOU TO CONTACT BOARD MEMBERS CUT FROM RIB PORTION' SMOKED Apples w%! i,29* ner Feb. 10 for members and WHOLE OR SLICED CENTER SLICES OR ROAST AND MAKE YOUR OPINION KNOWN. (WATER ADDED) their husbands; the club's %# SOUTHERN SANDWICHES YamS QUA°UTY ,19*1 49th birthday party Feb. 13, at *CR0CUS Teachers of the Middletown Township which a representative from FIRST CUT CHUCK *HYACINTHS Education Association th VICTORY MARKET Ford Galasle 500 4-Door Hardtop 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1339 Options shown i Steel-belted radial ply white sidewaU tires, bumper group, wheel covers, rocker panel moldings, FRIENDLYPERSONALSERVICE-TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY vinyl top and Ford Motor Company exclusive Power Mini-vent Windows. BEEF WHOLE ROUND ROASTS SIRLOIN- CUT TO T-BONE STEAKS ORDER HINDQUARTER ETC. 99 Ib. The closer you look, the better we look;! m» unbiased ponds of auto A close look shows why restyled Fords (LTD's More for '73. A glove box bigger than any of experts took adose look and Galaxie 500's) won top awards. Motor Trend Ford's standard-size competitors. Options like* BONE- atalltheT3care. said, "The clincher was Ford's slock in trade: a remote control right-hand mirror that's driven SI 49 listed them thoroughly. a super-quid interior, isolation from noise." adjustable. Power Mini-vents on 4-Door Fords', LESS Based upon these tested. Standard hnuriei scored big: 351 V-8, auto- An improved electric rear window defroster. ' LEAN Ib. matic transmission, power steering and brakes, EYE ROUND ROAST power ventilation, bodyside moldings, and more. 1 Ibnlwoii"Carorthe%ar"in RoadTestfc competition. You'll like the spacious Ford Front Room. Full-length door armrests. Plush carpeting. FonUTDwm FRESH "Full-size Sedan of theYear"in Motor Trendis competition. FROZEN « SAUSAGE New PLUMP Ib. FRESH MEAT Ib. Anti-then TURKEYS 59 89 Alarm System. For driving peace ol mind... optional steel-; belted radial ply tires. Standard safety features] New instrument panel Tor maximum driver and passenger convenience. include side-door Steel Guard Rails, an Energy CHOICE Absorbing Bumper System, and more. And, FRESH FRYING $131 9 Optional better ideas: Fingertip Speed Control, there's a new optional Anti-theft Alarm Systemj ScIectAirc Conditioner plus Automatic Temper- So much is new we invite your close look; SHELLS BEEF I Ib. ature Control. AM/FM Stereo Radio with Tape Road Test calls the "73 Ford "the finest family CHICKENS 37 Player and dual speakers front and rear. car to be found at its price in showrooms today.'! Quiet is the sound of a well-made car; BONELESS CORNED FRESH FORD BEST GROUND Ib. New fuper-«ize Remote control right-hand BRISKET 99 In. |lov« compartment. mirror. Power Muii-ventl. CUTS CHUCK 89 FORD DIVISION DOREMUS FORD SWIFTS EVERSWEET 7|T YOUNG 'BABY 90 Monmouth Street Red Bank •" BACON la Ib. TENDER STEER LIVER 89 Ib. 22 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MfckUetown, NJ. Wednesday, January 31,1573 At the Movies WAITBIKADE Music Room Is Expanded MATUS These schedule* ore pro- NORTH OF RED BANK classical works; most are vltfed by the theater and EARLY BIRD BED BANK - The music the times are for today ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRICES room at the Public Library rock and roll. The motion pic- New York Channel»-2,4,5,7,9,11,13 only. ATLANTIC CINEMA- lure loops and slides can be has expanded its hours and RED BANK Oh ColcuHo 7:00; 10:00; Frlti, th« Cat watched individually on back DAITTIME MOVIES CD GET SMART services. The room is open 9:00 0 "The Desperatu Houri" KAOS agents imitates the President's voice over CINEMA Ill- r the Chief's hot line. Saturdays frnfn 1 to 5:311 p.m. screens. Subjects include z 1:00 0 'C«ib«h Play It As II toys 7:00: 8:4S; Marx MIDDLETOWN CB HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW7 Brothers "Coconuti" plus "Betty Boop" slide series on ecology, silent O "Monitor of FiedVat Blancai" "Prison Parents" TOWN EAST— Besides listening to the historical documentary films (D "Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill" 1M O MEDICAL CENTER EATONTOWN Fiddler on the Root >:0O Town East and art slides. 3:30 Q "Proud Rebsl" A government employee, criticajly injured in an COMMUNITY— TOWN WEST— record collection, patrons can 4:30 Cl "Ironside" aiito crash, discloses to Dr. Gannon that he has »inu£Kled a child into this country from South Gone With ttie Wind 2:00; 1:00 Deliverance 7:10; 9:30 listen to cassette tapes, watch B "My Geiiha" America. DRIVE-IN— HAZLET motion picture film loops and Due to the addition of anoth- a CD DRAGNET I ' Black Con 7:00; 10:40; Buck and the EVENING ' Preacher v:0O RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— EXCLUSIVE look at color slides. The cas- er part-time staff member, 6:00 O O 8 NEWS When a plane crashes, a large amount of mari- A Seporote Peace 7:90; 10:32; Bad juana 18 found aboard. ASBURY PARK Company «:»; 11:16 sette collection has more than there is no longer any limit to 0 THE FLINTSTONES SHOWING "Daddies Anonymous" CB SOUL! the number of people who can. The Cong Thot Could 7:35; 9:00 Innocent Bystander* 7:15; 9:20 130 stereo cassette tapes and O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL "Wonder Love" Guest: Stevie Wonder. will soon include 2U0 titles. visit the room, nor is "signing. •The Tender Gun" 9:30 CD DRAGNET II ST. JAMES— The police investigate the leader of a psychedelic ' Black Gun 2:00; 9:15; Buck and the MATAWAN "FIDDLER Some of the cassettes are , in" necessary. CD GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Preacher 7:30 "Tbfc Producer" cult. CINEMA 34— 10:00 0 CANNON Separate Peace 7: IS; 9:15 ID HODGEPODGE LODGE Separate 7:35; 9:40 6:30 Cannon is reluctant to protect a man when he dis- O I LOVE LUCY covers that he Is a highly publicized author of a OCEAN TOWNSHIP STRATHMORE TWIN ON THE ROOF" "Lucy Is Matchmaker" fictitious biography of one of me nation's wealth- v CIRCLE— CINEMA 1— O THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES iest men. Shomus 2:00; 7:20; 9:30 Persono- 7:00; 11:33; Hour of the wolf . • •e IMMIII "The Army Game" O SEARCH "Numbered for Death." A uearch begins for a FREEHOLD 8:2a; Posslon of Anno 9:54 CD BEAT THE CLOCK master criminal whoKe multi-million-dollar black- CINEMA 2— £0 BOOK SEAT MALL 1— 7:00 mail scheme threatens the financial stability of Eu- What's Up Doc? 7:00; 10:28; Kotch Town West O CBS NEWS rope. . Innocent Bystanders 7:15; 9:15 !:34 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS MALL 2— O THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW a CD NEWS G R A N T' S FKESH f«UII CUP, Solod, Soup du O OWEN MARSHALL Fiddler on the Root 8:00 • Jour, SMfed Boked Pororo, Det- "The Shoplifters" "Requiem for Young Lovers." A Icenage girl and WHATDJB.HAPPEU ail &Coll«« O ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER her high school boyfriend are charged witlit mur- Q IT TAKES A THIEF dering her mother. Club Schedules ONTHE •Mud In Japan" 'Q I SPY IWHITE STREET 1A1 l\tV\\ CAHULAWASSEE' ;ESTONES CD I DREAM OF JEANNIE "Carmclita Is One of Us" Valentine Dance ED BANK /•»7"UilJJJ RIVER! CO BEHIND THE LINES '/'"' Rte. 35'- Middletown One mile north of Red Bank CD CAPITOL VIEWPOINT °°' MIDDLETOWN — The Mid- / -.- ••• '• - 741-8344 . 7:30 0 THE GOLDDIGGERS 10:30 CD NEWS PLUS CD THE Slit STATE dletown Township High A SMASH HIT! | "DELIVERANCE" o' WAIT'TIL YOUR "FATHER GETS HOME 11:00 O O O NEWS, WEATHER. SPORTS School Booster Club Valentino It ranks high among • STARRING • •'Pii|in the Patient" 8 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS dance will take place in the a THAT GIRL "The Blcasington Method" the best movies J0HNVOIGHT 1 American Legion hall, Rt. 36, Homeowners "Oonr-A-Ojurtin " O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS . I've ever seen." BURT REYNOLDS Q THE PARENT GAME - "The Prediction" Leonardo, from 9 p.m. until 1 CD THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER CD PERRY MASON a.m. Saturday, Feb. 10. -Rat floorf, Syndicifd Column/if I ••••>•e•••e "The Road To You-Know-Where la Paved With "The Case of the Prodigal Parent" Music will be by the Bob You.Know-Wh.it." CO FILM ODYSSEY ' "AN IMPRESSIVE FILM.'] 8:00 SB THE 51ST STATE "Grand Illusion." Jean Renoir's anto-war classic Gianetti trio. A midnight buf- -Sine Shalil, WUBC-TV | B THE SONNY AND CHER SHOW ^bascd on actual events in World War I. Ciir«l»: Mrrv Griffin, Larry Slorch, Mike Curb 11:30 0 THE CBS LATE MOVIE fet will be offered. "Beautifully performed BORROW ronsmfndon "Mongo's Back In Town" starring Telly Savaiaff, • Tickets are available from by Tuesday Weld Community Q ADAM 12 Sally Field. A professional gunman, hired by his "Tho Beast." orritrrs Malloy and Reed run into brother to kill a gangland rival, draws a hapless Lyn T. Abbot Jr., 23 Woodside and Anthony Perkins." | tumble ulicu they tangle with a beauty and "Uie small-town girl Into his own violent life. Drive, Riverside Heights. —NY. Tlmu LAST 2 DAYS "A Funny Thing Happened On thfl Way To Ix>n- O THE TONIGHT SHOW don." Host: Jerry Lewis. Guest: Ace Trucking Co. O THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE • ANEW 60 MONTHLY PAYMENT CHART "Oul of Bounds." When Paul learns that his fence "And Now Tomorrow" (1944) starring Lorctta "GONE Is on n.neighbor's property, his legal expertise him Young". Alan Ladd. A young doctor cures a deaf SAVOS Y FRANK Monthly with several courses of action — all futile. rich girl. Payments O KNICKS BASKETBALL O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT L WITH Knlcks vs. Detroit. \ "Comedy News." A fresh, satirical look at people . PERRY and events in the news. ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR FILM "Sundays Hero" 12:00 O THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE ' THE (S TO BE ANNOUNCED "Horlln Express" (1048) starring Robert Ilyan, 8:30 O NBC WEDNESDAY MYSTERY MOVIE Merle Oberon. Annual Percentage Rate is "Madlpan: The Naples'Beat." A. deported Ameri- CD THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW PLAY IT WIND" 15 00 Credit Life and Disability can gangster decides to reveal top crime secret* 12:30 CD NIGHT FINAL NOW THRU Insurance Optional to U.S. authorities. 1:00 O NEWS SHOWN AT 2 & 8 P.M. 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE THURSDAY AS IT LAYS O WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Afalr At Ischia" (Ifl64) starring Tony Sailer, Eva STARTS FRIDAY "Snatched"' starring Howard Duff, Leslie Nielsen. When the wives of three wealthy executives are 1:11 B"H6LLYWOOD'S FINEST I 'THE POSEIDON* kidnapped with three million dollars in ransom de- •Casbah" (1048) starring Tony Martin, Maria plut UTE show EVERy NITE manded, one huBbond flatly refuses to pay his one- Toren. ADVENTURE" third share. iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii | ALSO AT 7 P.M. • ••Mid THAT. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I0ULD AND 2 P.M. SAT. AND SUN. Lyriy c Civic Chorus in Rehearsal M/^RX BROTHERS Pa.h 7766 1 1080 8 LITTLE SILVER — The hold, a soprano, also has bass section are: Kevin Lang- IN COLOR • ADULTS ONLY Monmouth Civic Chorus is in joined the group. an, New Monmouth, Brian FROM THE BEST- final rehearsal for its per- Also in the soprano section Herrman and Martin E. Grey, STARTS FRIDAY-FEB. 2nd "COCONUTS"! SELLER THAT EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT formance of Cesar Franck's are Linda Livingood, both Middletown and William r Bloomfield, Julie Mund, Donnelly, Oakhurst. ADMISSION ONLY, REALLY KNEW A sacred oratorio "The Beat- "BAD BARBARA" J itudes" which will be given at Ocean Township, and Pamela- The Monmouth Civic TO LATE SHOW GENERATION COMPARE OUR: 3 p.m. March 11 at Ocean Smith, Colts Neck. Student Chorus rehearses every • MENU • PRICE • SERVICE • QUALITY • QUANTITY Township High School. members of the soprano sec- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Em- Twenty-seven new members tion are: Leslie Stratton, Mid- bury Methodist Church. " "A SEPARATE POLYNESIAN & CANTONESE CUISINE have joined the Chorus this dletown, Molly McEneny, DTE.35 season. Middletown, Beverly Jones,' I MONDAYNTGrif'" fl DRIVE-IN PEACE" Soprano Ruthelaino Macln- Long Branch, Laura Hallam, • IS DATE NIGHT AT CELEBRATE CHINESE NEW YEAR 2 mi SOUTH ICT- RTE 35136 I tyre of Neptune is rejoining Keyport and Victoria Hill and : MUSIC MAKERS THEATRES.^ FEB. 2-3-4 the Chorus after a 10 year ab- Ellen Goldfarb, Freehold. sence. Mary Jane Ely, Free- Joining the alto section are Eatontown FREE GIFTS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS Joyce Sherrill Slechta, DRIVE IN S42 42OO Shrewsbury, Lola Segal, Oak- GIANT JACKPOT - 3 Prizes (Drawing Feb. 9th) 'SIBWHMOSE Ifffl hurst and Cathie Fricke, New Musk Makers Theatres. St. James Monmouth. New in the tenor APfc;7SUS3 FREE LOT PARKING IH BEAR section are' Roy Louis Bill, PLAZA-Hazlet CINEMA I CINEMA II Union Beach and Robert Fio- RTE.36 at MDDtERD. 264-4434 Barbra BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH DAILY Three films of rentino, Deal. JIM BROWN Streisand You don't In Student members of the MARTIN LANDAU Ingmar turn your What's up, Doc? -IN- CHOP STICKS back on (1) Persona - Plus - ATLANTIC COME&NY" RESTAURANT Walter 19 MAIN ST. EATONTOWN (2) Hour of CINEMA - 291-0148 "BAD COMPANY' JEFF "BLACK the Wolf Matthau ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 542-4646 IS GOOD COMPANY. BRIDGES BKINGYOUK OWN BOMIt (3) Passion HELD OVER GUNN" OPEN 7 DAYS-LUNCHEONS DINNER WE lUPm tilt GIASSWARE of Anna Kotch 3rd BIG WEEK Bystanders - PLUS - SIDNEY POITIER STARTS FRIDAY! HARRY BELAFONTE STRAND THEATRE -IN- -KEYPORT- .„ "BUCK and THE PREACHER" CMEMA34-Matawan • HELD OVER* 4th SMASH WEEK RT.34 583 3600 • • e •'• e e • • e • • "DEEP THROAT" Circle SHRIM PLUS-2ndHIT n To«mh ' PANAVKION* BAHRS COLOR BY OOUtt* ever at the Bridge STARTS FRIDAY! 'Jim. m "o»n KITE" HIGHLANDS OHIHC THIS EHE1CEMMT. 872-1245 MALL 1-Freehold PLAZA-Hazlet SHOPPING CTR. RT.9 462 0600 ' VMcntY RTE.36 at MIDDLE RD.264 4434 I JdWWDSMM ",2. •" ROBERT M.VVE1TMAN BUZZ KULIK* CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT THESE THEATRES! J We Dally Register, Red Bank-MJAHetowii, N. J. Wednesday, January Jl, 1973 23 f Man Arrested In Drug Raid RED BANK - County and controlled dangerous sub- Involved Community' local police officers have stance and possession of nar- charged Larry King, 23, of 191 cotics paraphernalia. Shrewsbury Ave., with narcot- He is being held in the coun- ics violations after raiding his ty jail, Freehold, in lieu of apartment. $10,000 bail. King was sched- Is Goal of Workshop King is charged with posses- uled to have a Municipal NEW SHREWSBURY - An feature Dr. Larry B. Silver, the Class, the Home and the sion with intent to distribute a Court hearing 9 a.m. today. in-service workshop, spon- associate professor of psy- Community." sored by the school staff and chiatry and chief of the divi- Mrs. Noyes said babysitters the Tinton Falls PTA is sched- sion of child-adolescent psy- will be available between 11 uled Friday to promote com- chiatry, Rutgers Medical a.m. and 3 p.m. Lunch reser- FANTASTIC SALE munity involvement. School, who will speak on vations for adults only will be Mrs. David Noyes, PTA "Facets of Learning Dis- received through today by president, said the workshop, abilities — Fitting the Child to Mrs. Kay Welch. "Barriers in Learning — Fact or Myth," will start with a coffee hour at 8:15 a.m. and will continue through the af- ternoon. % Two speakers will be fea- CANADIAN CAR PAINTING INC. 171 FIRST WE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS V_J N.J. 07716 tured. Dr. Jean Fleischner of and Columbia University will JUST OFF RTE. 36 speak in the morning on the VINYL TOPS Of AMERICA INC. subject of "Treating the Child 475 Palmer Ave. 925-4833 with Learning Disabilities in Keansburg STUDIO PLASTIQUE announces its an- the Classroom." nual store wide clearance sale. Every item ' The afternoon session will in the store at least 20% off, some articles Six Acquitted COUPON SPECIAL! reduced 50%. This is the sale you've been FREEHOLD — Frank Cor- dasco, 25 Rt. 34, Matawan, waiting for. Everything is reduced, Furni- RHlltwSllltf Photo •and five codefendants have WORKSHOP PREPARATIONS — George Malone, Tinton Falls School been acquitted here of ture, Paints, Crafts, Games and Gifts. District superintendent of schools, New Shrewsbury, seated at left* dis- charges of possessing mari-" 00 ON ALL Brand new designs included. cusses details of a staff-PTA sponsored workshop scheduled Friday with, juana Dec. 22,1970, in Howell. from left, Mrs. Joseph Davies, of the workshop committee, Mrs. David Acquitted with Mr. Cor- 15OFF BODYWORK Noyes, PTA president, and Peter Brugiere, chairman of the workshop, dasco after a nonjury trial be- ONE WEEK ONLY committee. fore County Court Judge with Purchase of a Thomas L. Yaccarino were January 29 to February 3 Gets Probation ; Charles and Carol Dillon, Bay $69.95 Paint Job. Head; Daniel Donner and Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Make A Date For TV Theft Karolyn Yacuzzio, Old Bridge FREEHOLD — Charles , and Michael Donner, Madison TELEPHONE 201-291-4297 A paid directory- of doming events foe non-profit organiza- Township. tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3' lihes"for one day, $1.00 eaclraddi- •Weaver of Springfield has been • tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each, additional line;' given a" suspended refbrma-' $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional 31ne;"?6.(W- tory term, placed on.two for 10. days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 fot 20 days',. years probation and was fined. $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi-. $100 by County Court Judge •cation: Call jfhe Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date' Thomas L. Yaccarino. Secretary. Weaver had pleaded guilty to stealings television set val- .** » * JANUARY 23 thru 31 ued at ?180 Jan. 14,1972, from die spirit of our ?§*... "Unique Auction," write in your own bid! Early Two Guys Inc,, Rt. 9, Manala- French, English etchings, engravings. Monmouth Museum pan. Fmast Shop, 17 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 11 a.m. to'3p.'m. Victor J. Northway. trading as Brick Fence Co., Brick JANUARY 26 - 27, FEBRUARY 2 - 3 Township, who had pleaded SUPERMARKETS Wagon Wheel Playhouse: Ayn Rand's "Night of Ja- .guilty to issuing a worthless 'riuary "16th."T)irected by Bob Clarke. The Barn, Rumson. check for $406.28 to Belford 'Curtain 8:30. For reservations call 264-4346. •' Wholesale Fence Co., Rt. 36, FEBRUARYS Belford, was fined ?l(M). 'rally IKliH CHI(.Kl\ I'MUSSMt! Informal "Champagne Fashion Show," Monmouth Coun- Kevin liannon of Maple- Star - Spangled Meat Values from Finast! ty .Panhellenic, at Arthur's of Sea Bright, Fit, Feb. 2, con- wood, who had pleaded guilty 'round... tinuous from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Donation: $1 for benefit of .to possession of marijuana Chicken Breasts scholarship fund. Nov. 9, 1971, in New Shrews- it's Finasls .Spill bury, was given a suspended revolutionary FEBRUARYi' reformatory term, placed on 75 Ib. Colts Neck Sports Foundation annual "Cocktail Party," two years probation and was 76thBir1hday! Fresh Chicken Wings »45* Firehouse No. 2, Conover Rd., 5-8 p.m. Donation: $1. Call . fined ?200. msh Hens Mrs.-Fitzgerald, 431-0178, Mrs. Quackenbush, 431-2346. U.S.Government Inspected Ronald Thomas of 186 Cole- At Stores With Fresh Chicken Legs** ». 59* man Ave., Long Branch, who SERVICE DEUOUESSfN ~t Flavor you'll invar at Fresh Chicken Thighs, ». 65* FEBRUARYS had admitted possession of savings you'll lava Hi-Music sponsors of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional marijuana Aug. 4 in Long look what Mr. Dtli't cooked Thoto plump londor Chicken Drumsticks,,.,* ». 75* H.S. presents "13th Luncheon-Auction," Molly Pitcher, Red up (or our 76th Birthday! lilt!* birds mo almost 1 1111 . Branch, was sentenced to an all moat. Just roast and Chicken CutletsSaiWtluilriiil" i Bank, 11:30 a.m. Frank Martelli, International Galleries, indeterminate reformatory ••rvo with wild rico for Red Bank — Auctioneer. Ticket contact: Mrs. G.R. John- term. Imported Boiled Ham a moal your family will MORI "fllSSVMlM 1)1 i\S! son, 842-3349, Mrs. G.A. Jerolamon, 741-5157. •njoy. Uon, Toity end Oeliciou*, (limit 4) School Group Session Slutd lo Order! FEBRUARY 9,30,15,17 Plumrose Hams MIDDLETOWN - The Mid- 89 , The Barn Players present "The Roar Of The 1 dletown Committee for Estab- Greasepaint, The Smell Of The Crowd," on Feb. 9, 10, 15 Roast Beef .In ';:. lishing School Priorities $079 $099 and 17 at The Barn, 102 Ave-Of-Two-Rivers, Rumson. Tick- Baked Harrier (ESP) will meet Wednesday, ets: 741-832?. Feb. 7, at 8 p.m. in the all-pur- Chicken Roll" Imported Boiled Ham ' M89 pose room of the Middletown Chicken Roll & Bacoiw.,.,.. ™ „', MARCH 13 Village School, Kings High- IImported Sliced Ham,.,, '„',' 98* Monmouth College "Gourmet Cooking School," featur- way. Discussed at the meet- Bologna or Liverwurst •*..•«-,,. 99* Finast Sliced Bologna £ £ 55* ing James Beard, 8 p.m. Mar. 13,20,27. Sponsored by Stein- ing, the unit's first since its Potato Salad or Cole Slaw«. 33' bach. Admission $10. Call Office of Community Relations successful campaign for All Beef Bologna 'ii'79* for enrollment information: 222-6600, Ext. 276. Having a parly? Ut Mr. Dili help you Ikil school construction, will be with dclkioui party plallan ...at low pri<*> Uktt £89* the upcoming school board it*; and budget vote, and ESf's Beef Burgers Advertise in The Register future plans. Boneless Pork Butt Corned Beef Brisket AA Thi. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Finott Smoked Poifc 11*1 C*rn»6 >•>•' mobt> Ih* «rf ••» on* pal meal. Thltk lul In bin* Cull.omth. Sh.utoV. HEU-,UPSIDEDOWINJ WolnAddid •I Ib. lihinCutlnBrin* h. *1.l9f Cod Fillet •""•"-•"""""• THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP (At Red Bank Only) Oscar MayeriK.i89*,S 63* Sliced Meatsfi'iK, 2SS 75* WHOLE BEEF $029 TENDERLOIN 79* Casino Clams*^" Filet Mignon U.S.O.A. CHOICE Big Valu FrankSr.,,1 Oscar Mayer Franks*.* ». 99* Candies Star Kist -43C -^. Dairy Special! The All-American Favorite! Fmast Anniversary Special! Frozen Food Anniversary Specials! Befit Yogurt Apple Pies Ice Cream .n Meat Slices Frosted Shakes.1^ 19* ',>" 59* Kraft Swiss Slices M Finast Mild Cheddar X 59* French Fries*& Finast Medicine Chest Sale! Orange listerine Moutiiwash ".'.: 79* lenos Pizzat?;;!, WHO WILL SURVIVE- Children's Aspirin IN ONE Of THE GREATEST Q-Tips Cotton Swabs ESCAPE ADVENTURES EVER! Sara Lee Cake* Brocolli Spearsr,u Brussel Sprouts Betty Crocker rewords ih. purthoM of a 2-lb. 3o»- Layer Coke Mixet RAIN CHECK POLICY Dishwasher All 4£$1 Dtitrgtnlt rtel avoilabl* wharv pithibiud by low. Non« »W >• daeltn, COMMUNITY STARTS EATQNTOWN FRIDAY! 24 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdtetown, N.J. Wednesday, January 51,1*73, East Outskates West In All-Star Parade By ED WALSH another, whjle Villemure kick- Buffalo's Rene Robert, who Martin came back 17 seconds ed out 17 shots and received a played on a line with his later and beat Giacomin from NEW YORK — It isn't true standing ovation for his period "French Connection" partner a scramble in front. that the National Hockey and a half work. Rich Martin and the Rangers' Montreal's Jacques Le- aLeague All-Star Game staged Glacomln Excels Jean Ratelle, evened it up at maire gave the East another in Madison Square Garden Eddie Giacomin, who the 3:56 mark, beating the cushion, scoring at 3:19 of the last night was played under shares the Ranger net-mind- West's starting goalie, Tony third; but Pollis closed the World Hockey Association ing duties with Villemure, Esposito (Black Hawks) on a gap shortly with a move rules. came on at the halfway point, slap shot from just inside the around Boston's Bobby Orr It only seemed that way, be- and although.not as effective blue line. and a short side shot on cause of its wide open style in as his counjerpart, did keep East Gains Lead Giacomin/ which nine goals were scored. the East,in the game, espe- Mahovlich gave the East Terry/Carper of the Los An- There was a lot of skating, cially near the end when West the lead when he took the i gejes Kings tied the game at but not much hitting. There coach Billy Reay (Chicago puck from the West's defense- 9:27 with a low shot from the never is in these contests, and Black Hawks) pulled his men Bill White (Chicago) and blue line, which Giacomin this one ended with the East goalie in an attempt to knot Barkley Plager (St. Louis) never saw. on top, 54. the contest. who collided near mid-ice. Then Schmautz, who had la- • This was the fifth game be- The scoring, which was non- Mahovlich skated in on Espo- bored long and hard in the mi- tween the East and West* cxistant in the opening frame, sito, brought the goalie to his nors, took, a centering pass Stars. The East has won came in bunches once the knees with a head fake, and from Montreal's Serge "Ham- three, lost one and the other first red lamp was lighted. slid the disk into an empty Sandwich" Savard, hit a slap- ended in a tie. Pollis, appearing in his third net. per at Rogatien Vachon, of PARKING HIMSELF — New York Ranger Brad .save of an attempted goal by West team's Terry "We were favored, weren't All-Star Game, beat Ville- Toronto's Paul Henerson the Kings, who was now in the Park, center, finds himself in the East cage back- Harper (3) in the NHL All-Star game last night at we?" Boston Bruin coach mure at the 55-second mark made it 3-1, East, at 19:12 of goal for the West, and the ing up East All-Star teammate Gilles Villemure Madison Square Garden. AP wir«ptiot» Tom Johnson, behind the East of the second period. period two but Chicago's Pit puck hit a post and-slid in. (30) as the latter reaches out to make a fingertip bench, said. "We didn't want to disappoint anyone, I guess." MVPtoPonis , Ironically, it was a member Pro Drafters Go for Beef on the Rounds of the losing team named the NEW YORK (AP) — John Jones was the only quarter- "New look" Baltimore to the San Diego Chargers., school at Oak Creek, Wis., the charge was reduced to their 17th position in the first game's most valuable player. Matuszak "dreamed" of being back in the first 32 picks. moved into the No. 2 drafting The 173-pound Nebraska sen- and he was passed over in common assault. He pleaded round to Detroit for the Lions' Pittsburgh's Greg Pollis. picked by Houston in the Na- The Philadelphia Eagles position via a trade with New sation admitted being "dis- MVP voting at Tampa in fa- guilty and was placed on two 19th spot. Detroit, in the deal, once on the New York tional Football League draft picked 250-pound offensive. Orleans, 2-11-1, and General •appointed" that NFL teams vor of defensive end Wilbur years' probation. gave Chicago tight end Craig Bangers' most sought after and the Oilers made it come tackle Jerry Sisemore of Manager Joe Thomas created. wrote him off as being too Grooms, Cards Pick Butz Cotton. player list, takes a new Dodge true yesterday by taking Texas and the New England another mild stir by bagging small. .' Matuszak was dismissed at Dave Butz, another 275- Detroit used the No. 17 slot Charger back to the Steel City Tampa's 275-pound defensive Patriots followed by locking; the stronganned Jones. Matuszak, a mountain off Missouri after playing the 1970 pound defensives-tackle, had to take defensive end Ernest for his superlative effort in superman No. 1. up 263-pound Alabama guard Marty Domres, the Colts' muscle, watched in the offices season as a No. 2 tight end. been forecast by many ex- Price of Texas A&I. the losing cause. Matuszak, who was lacked John Hannah. crown prince at quarterback of The Tampa Tribune news- Coach Dan Devine, now head perts to go No. 1, but he went The Bears then swapped the Pollis, who became a father off the University of Missouri Selections went slowly as 25 when Thomas ordered John paper as draft selections tick- man of the Green Bay Pack- fifth to the St. Louis Cardin- 19th slot to New England for for the first time Monday, team in 1970 after being NFL teams lumbered through, Unitas benched, was sitting at ed off news wires. His face ers, said the action was for als, 4-9-1. flashy, but controversial Pa- scored two goals from his left charged with felonious as- the first of 17 rounds due to the Baltimore table in a New reddened as Houston put him "failure to meet acceptable Butz was one of three Boil- triot running back Carl Gar- wing spot and had six of his sault, transferred to .Tampa provide 442 rookie prospects. York hotel when Jones was No. 1. standards of conduct." ermakers picked in the first rett. With that, New England team's 30 shots on goal. and became a little-publicized The first round required 3 selected. "I've always seemed to be The young giant was later round. Record-smashing run- drafted Stingley. "Its hard to believe I won sensation at tackle. hours, 22 minutes. "I'm shocked," admitted the guy who just missed out," charged with felonious assault ner Otis Armstrong was cho- Such cross-dealing is com- the car," Pollis said. "When Baltimore's wheeler-dealer Houston earned the dubious Domres. "I figured we'd go he said. "This is a great thrill. concerning a fight at a frater- sen ninth by the Denver monplace at an NFL draft. they were calling for Greg in Colts — with the second honor of choosing first by; for a defensive lineman. But, I know my future is ahead of nity party, according to Co- Broncos and wide receiver Tight end Charlie Young of the runway, I kept looking choice — got quarterback stumbling to a 1-13 record, I'm still the No. 1 quarter- me and I've got to work at lumbia, Mo., police. The al- Darryl Stingley went to Now national champion Southern around to see if there were Bert Jones of Louisiana State, worst in the NFL. The league back." it." leged victim suffered facial England in a complicated 19th California was the sixth man any other players by that but it was otherwise a day for is turned upside-down for the Helsman Trophy winner The 22-year-old Matuszak fractures. On Feb. 2,1971, Ma- selection. picked, going to Philadelphia. name." giant linemen from college draft, ostensibly to balance Johnny Rodgers was the 25th wasn't even voted his team's tuszak pleaded innocent to the The Chicago Bears started The Eagles got the second While Pollis was the hero football's Class of'72. the power. pick of the first round, going most valuable player in high charge and, 14 months later. the confusion by swapping first-round chance due to the for the West, Frank Mahovl- 1971 trade of linebacker Tim ich, Gilles Villemure and Bob- Kossovich to San Diego. by Schmautz stood out for the Buffalo picked seventh and winners. nabbed 250-pound tackle Paul Schmautz, the Vancouver Designated Hitter Seymour of Michigan, a man Canuck who spent most of his the Bills hope can open the career in the Western Hockey holes for the great O.J. Sim- League, got the winning goal pson. at 13:59 of the wrapup period. Small college strongboy Mahovlich, who skates with May Launch Trend Wally Chambers of Eastern the Montreal Canadiens, NEW YORK (AP) — The The rule permits each club order and then enters the Kentucky, a 250-pound defen- scored a goal and assisted on American League adopted the to designate a tenth man to game to pitch, this move shall sive end, went to Chicago on designated pinch hitter rule bat for the pitcher, traditio- terminate the designated hit- the Bear's' first of two picks in for the 1973 season and the AL nally a weak spot in the order. ter role for the rest of the the opening round. NetsSpurt president hinted that other in- The pitcher can keep pitching game. Baltimore, with its own ovations may be forthcoming. without swinging a bat. 4. Once the game pitcher pick, drafted offensive tackle Joe Cronin, AL president, Features of Rule bats for the designated hitter Joe Erhmann of Syracuse, PastTams explained the league's revolu- The features of the rule this move shall terminate the who bounced back from a MEMPHIS, Term. (AP) - tionary rule yesterday and were outlined by AL president designated hitter role for the serious knee injury in 1972. The New York Nets scored 10 gave the experiment another Cronin yesterday as follows: rest of the game. New England, thanks to the straight points in the early publicity push. 1. A designated hitter shall •A. Once the game pitcher Garrett deal, wound up with minutes of the fourth quarter Cronin stated, "When we only hit for the pitcher. bats for the designated hitter three picks among the first 2B. and rallied for a 114-107 Amer- adopted the designated pinch 2. Once the game pitcher is this move shall terminate the In addition to Hannah and ican Basketball Association hitter in Chicago we also con- switched from the mound to a designated hitter role for the Stingley. new Pats Coach 1 victory over the Memphis sidered the idea of designated defensive position this move remainder of the game. Chuck Fairbanks plucked Tarns last night. runners. But we decided it shall terminate the designated Rose Bowl hero Sam "The would be best to move one 5. Once a designated hitter The score was knotted at 84- •• hitter role for the rest of the assumes a defensive position Bam" Cunningham, a running 84 with 10:52 remaining but step at a time. He did say game. back and crunching Mocker. however, "I don't say it will this move shall terminate the 2% minutes later the Nets 3. Once a pinch-hitter bats designated hitter role for the happen anytime soon, but it's for any player in the batting controlled the game, 94-S4. not beyond the realms of pos- remainder of the game. jet Memphis got to within three sibility." 6. A designated hitter must points twice within the last AP WlreplMo Princeton be named prior to the game four minutes but New York PRIME CUT — Huge John Matuszak, center, who was picked yesterday AL will be the only league and his place in the lineup is Eagle Picks pushed'away with eight as the first player selected In the pro football draft, meets his new bos- to adopt the rule while the fixed. He must bat only for ses for the first time at a press conference in Houston. Flanking the Tam- New York Giants straight bullseyes from the American Association and the Upsets Penn the pitcher. It is not neces- Brad Van Felt, LB, Mich- charity line to put the game pa University tackle is Oiler coach Bill Peterson, left, and owner,fc.S. Southern League of the minor sary to use a designated hit- Bud Adams. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — ter. igan St.; Rich Glover, DT, away for good. , league will use the rule. Ted Manakas scored 28 points Nebraska; Leon McQuay, RB, •uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiinnnniniiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to lead Princeton to a 64-54 7. A pinch-hitter may hit for Tampa; Wade Brantley, DT, upset of Penn in an Ivy the designated hitter without Troy St.; Rod Freeman, TE, League basketball contest last loss of the designated place in Vanderbilt. night. the lineup as' long as pinch-hit- New York Jets ters last. The pinch-hitter be- Burgess Owens. DB, Miami, Manakas poured in 17 of his comes the designated hitter. points in the first half as the Fla.; Robert Woods, OT, Ten- An experiment in 1!I6!I in the nessee St.; Bill Ferguson, LB, Tigers jumped to a 30-26 half- American League saw stri- Sweat Your Way to Old Age time bulge. The Tigers scored San Diego St.; Bruce Bannon, keouts reduced from 1,173 to the last six points of the half LB, Penn St.; Travis Roach, 628, sacrificed hits cut from OG, Texas; Rick Harrell, C, while holding the usually ac- 147 to 27, hitting average curate Quakers scoreless for Clemson; Mike Haggard, WR, raised from .160 to 2(il and South Carolina. 10:43. home runs increased from 24 By GEORGE SIIEEHAN Philadelphia Eagles high marks in our physiological indices, our cardio- Penn's attack was hobbled to 10K. vascular reactions under a maximum work load. somewhat when high scoring Jerry Sisemore, OT, Texas; We ate born with a seventy year warranty. But For that we should be examined after we have Joe Cronin, seeking to ex- Charles Young, TE, Southern Innocent Bystander Phil Hankinson had to sit out plain why. his league adopted we never bother to read the instructions. Three . •IIIMMHHIMIMUIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIU ||||M1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHr. worked ourselves into that biblical sweat, a daily Cal.; Guy Morriss, OG, Texas more than five minutes of the the measure and the National score and ten the Bible promises us. But the aver- song, are not the problem although an enlarged liv- sweat that has brought us to that state of fitness. Christian; Randy Logan, DB, age American newborn will never see it. We have first half with an ankle injury. League didn't. "We think this er never helped anyone's longevity. Our owner in- further we should be rated against results ob- He came back in the second Michigan; Bob Picard, WR, been guaranteed by the Manufacturer acainst de- rule will be a great boon to E. Washington St.; William flicted damage arises directly from our environ- tained from champions in our age group and ordi- half and finished with 21 young talent." fects in material and workmanship. But our middle- nary people in other countries. And not only in our Wynn, DE, Tennessee St. aged have been caught in an epidemic of degenera- ment. Harvard professor Jean Mayer decribes points, high for Penn. Americans as "The most immobile group of men in heart and lung function but in other areas that are tive cardiovascular disease. What has happened? standard equipment. Our strength, flexibility, and Penn battled back to within Simple Instructions the history of the world." It is a case of inactivity being engineered into an environment by making coordination, for instance. Our ability to relax, our three points late in the game The instructions when we left Krten were walking unnecessary and bicycling dangerous and ability to control functions previously thought but free throws by Andy Ri- Fediridi, simple enough. A six day work week. And work difficult. beyond our control, heart rate, metabolism, blood mol, Manakas and Bill Kapler that would bring sweat to our brow. What that flow. kept the Tigers out of ranee. means, as all Scripture scholars will tell you, And precisely at the time our population be- Not Complicated comes more inactive, we are into a dietary pattern The loss threw the Ivy changes with time. As machines take over, we now Sounds complicated? It isn't. You might need League race into a four-way have to use those six days to work at being human which nutritionist Mayer views as very dangerous. "The type of diet we have become used to," says Lange skin calipers to gauge your body fat; but lie. Penn, Princeton, Brown beings; with Sunday off in order to contemplate you also might find that terrible truth by matching and Yale all have 3-1 league and decide what comes next. The sweat of our Mayer, "rich in animal products, high in saturated fat and cholesterol, is one that promotes athe- your waist measurement and your weight at the records. brow, no longer necessary to earn our daily bread, age of twenty against what it is today. You might has become even more necessary to make us fully rosclerosis. The high intake of sugar in our popu- lation (100 pounds, or 57 pounds of body fat, per have to go to an exercise physiology lab to check —INDOOR— functioning men and women. It now determines your cardiovascular function; but you could do it in whether or not we will live a full seventy years and person per year) not only contributes 'empty ca- live them at our full physical potential. lories' to the national obesity problem, it may your kitchen with the Harvard Bench Test. All you also entail special risks of hypertriglyceridemia, need is an IK inch step, a watch, someone who can That potential, and its ultimate fulfillment another agent in hardening of the arteries." find your pulse, and four minutes of your time. The which every man must find for himself remains the other Icsts are even more simple. problem. What should not be a problem is the phys- Too little exercise then plus too much satu-' TENNIS But simple tests and individual conversions ical and intellectual and spiritual resources to dp rated fats, sugar and salt start the mischief. Can- will not answer what is essentially a social and cul- it. Man does not have a built-in obsolescence. He is cel out the warranty. And there are little prospects tural problem. Dr. Mayer suggests developing not made to break down, rust out, or come apart at that the situation will improve. For one we arc physical education programs that will emphasize an early age. These are difficulties not expected by hung up on having our own little transportation de- sports people will be able to play all their lives. Have extra cash in your bank the Maker and not covered by the warranty. There vices. For anything over 50 yards awny we take Further he suggests that we plan communities are, after all, minimum requirements on the part our car. And now golf has been invaded by the where "walking is pleasant and safe and where fa- balance when you need it. Open of the owner. "We are not responsible," reads the electric cart and winter hiking by the snowmobile. cilities for adult exercise are available and easily a Cash-O-Matic account with us. usual contract, "for failures which arise as a result But mere abstinence from things injurious to reached." of owner abuse and/or lack of proper mainte- the body is not enough. Prcventitivc maintenance nance." We will see that Camclot when we see it. Until allaire racquet FIRST., , should be more than thai. The annual examination that lime our warranty is still in effect. We arc de- Consider Abuse should not be simply to find incipient trouble; signed, buili and equipped to make that seventy- club NATIONAL Let us consider, for the moment, owner abuse.. blood pressure, overweight and h.igh cholesterol. year, mark. FOR IN FORM A TION: Conlact BANK The traditional diversions of wine, women, and Steven Smith P.O. Box 346, COLONIAL More important is whether or not we are attaining Don't settle for less. Wall, N.J. 07719 or telephone The bank that looks oul lor you NiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii mini niiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii —681-3366 — TV Daily Register, Red Bank-ftUddfctown, N.J. Wednesday, January 31,1973 25 Piners Chop Away Raider Hopes Dim; At Circuit Rivalry The battle tor runnerup hon- """""""l '" ••'"iiiumm mi f,rst six points of the final Hudson "Sets Pace ors in the Shore Conference Fll frame to take a 35-34 lead. Point Pleasant Boro pro- iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rebounds. "B" Division has become The Warriors went back more interesting than the vided the Shore Conference f Bill Hungrecker, the Admi-. TEAM-OVERALL W L ahead on Walt Fowler's bas- "D" Division basketball upset nils' ace shooter, scored 18 race for the championship. ket, but a pair of fouls by D' Division Lakewood appears to have Lakewood (IM) $ • last night by outlasting Key- TEAM-OVERALL W L points — the game hight. Oeeaa Twp. (IM) 7 2 Steve Rosenbluth with 1:30 re- port, 63-61. The loss all but Jim Delehanty and his a stranglehold on the lead. maining put the Jaguars up II. Hudson (15-2)....,. 9 0 The Piners made Monmouth Rtunson-FH (IM) ( 3 eliminated the Red Raiders Freehold (13-3) 8 1 brother, Dan, scored 15 and 14 by two, 38-36. from title contention. Regional their ninth "B" vic- Manasquan (11-7).... ( 3 Keyport (IM) 5 4 points/ respectively, for the Jackson (11-7) J S Steve Rosa cashed two fouls Henry Hudson Regional Devils. tim in a row, 78-63, last night. for the Warriors with only 30 Shore Reg. (Ml) 5 4 Meanwhile, Ocean Town- Howell (5-12) 3 S stayed on top with its perfect Keansburg (8-lt) 5 5 Hudson is 15-2, while Shore Monmontn (9-8) 2 7 secondd s remaininii g t o creatte record by defeating Shore Re- is 6-10. ship, two games behind with the tie. Point Boro (5-14) 3 7 Central (114) ( 9 gional, 61-52, and Freehold llolmdel (1-11) 1 8 Dalton Out five to play, took over sole 11111111111H111111111111111111111 mi nun possession of second place by Manasquan scored only two kept pace by trouncing Kcans- Point Beach (112) 1 8 Keansburg had to do with- the game with 30 and 28 burg, 78-62. routing Rumson-Fair Haven points in the overtime, and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuii out the talent of John Dalton, points, respectively. Regional, 90-72. The losing they were made by Walt Fow- In another "P" battle. Point Carter scored 14 and 10 but John Donnelly took over . Ocean left the Bulldogs in Purple Bulldogs dropped into ler from the outside to start Pleasant Beach won its first points, respectively for the (or him and had his finest day the dust at the half, 50-28. The a third place tie with Manas- the scoring. Jim Hannamann game of the season, 4H-43, Raiders. as a varsity player. Donnelly Bulldogs cut the lead by five over Holmdcl. quan which also lost, 42-40, to gave the Jaguars a tie with Point Boro is 5-14, while took 14 shots from the field in the third session, but the Jackson Township. jumper, and then John Dalton Raiders Nipped Keyport is 10-6. and connected on 11. He fin- Spartans cruised to the ver- fouled Beckett with one sec- The Keyport-Point Boro Line Helps Hudson ished the game with 24 points. In last night's other "B" en- dict with 24 points in the final counter, Howell trampled cel- ond remaining. battle went right down to the Henry Hudson won its game Freehold took command quarter. wire. Rick Flynn put Keyport over Shore at the foul line. early and stayed in front lar-dwelling Central Regional, Marcus Williams of Howell in the lead for the last time 67-41. Chuck Simon, the Spartans' The Admirals went to the line throughout the game as Rich fi-7 center, saw limited action gave Central Regional a with two foul shots, but Paige Led Way 38 times and accumulated 21 Tyler and Ron Brantley led after getting into foul trouble nightmare last night with his Falkenberg's bucket and foul Willie JTroy and Tom points. the way. The two Colonials early in the game, but Ocean 27 points and 10 rebounds. The flip put the Panthers up by scored 24 and 10 points, re- Briscoe a'ccounted for 48 The fouling hurt the Blue had a commanding advantage Golden Eagles were nowhere two points with time running spectively, and picked off 10 Lakewood points to put Mon- Devils in more ways than one. under the boards throughout to be found under the boards. out. rebounds apiece. mouth Regional away. Rich Shirvanian and Bob most of the contest. The Rebels were impossible Troy scored 16 of his points Keyport's final points came Woolley both fouled out in the Pete Peltz added IB points Mark Beckett's two foul for Central to handle under on layups as the Piners took on two free-throws by Steve fourth period and had to sit a to the Titan score. shots with one second to play the offensive boards, and that Roberts, but Boro's Scott Cal- control of the offensive good deal of the first half due The Titans are S-10, while in overtime gave Jackson was the big difference in the lender hit a bucket with five boards. to foul trouble along with Paul the Colonials are 13-3. Township its win over Manas- game. seconds left for the winning Jon Gross hit on seven Briscione. „ Freehold (71) quan. Ironically, they were Gary Smith added 23 points tally. G F T straight shots spanning the Another plus for the Admi- Pttto 5 6 16 Tyler 9 6 14 Beckett's only points of the to the one-sided score for the Falkenberg and Flynn led Robertelll 5" 0" 1"0" Worneirneir 7- 0" •"14 first and second periods to ac- rajs was Tom Masse. Masse, Sullivan 5 0 10 Thrckmrtn 2 0 4 night. winners, and Mike Bahrle was both teams in scoring with 21 Cleory 1 0 2|Mackey 4 0 8 count for 14 of his 16 points. the 8-7 center, played one of Downelly 11 2 24IBrennon 1 0 2 Manasquan was forced into high for the losers with 10 points. Jack Scott added 17 his finest games of the season Brantley 8 3 19 Briscoe had the hot hand the overtime by a poor fourth markers. markers to the Boro's score Johnson 2 0 4 from the outside. He scored 13 and accounted for 16 Hudson Plotter I 0 2 period, scoring only four Howell «7) Central Reo. (41) and Callender chipped in with Burmon 0 I I of his 23 points in the second G F G F T points and most of the points. 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O&B Tax Service, of NOTICE SPORTSWEAR reference* tor small offlct building Our low winter price now. Nee at Gold Cue Billiard Parlor, Rt. 35 W Bridge Ave d B Hours, 2 p.m to t p.m five days Reply We Buy Used Volkswagens Middle town. New Jersey. BOKA-126, The Daffy Regfiftr, Red Bonk WANTED JEEP SALES AND SERVICE Call 671-2828. HELP WANTED READERS Twin Boro Motors, Inc. RASSAS ASSISTANT MANAGER Porty whi needs 100*/* flnonclng. with Lawyers* Businessmen-Professionals CAMERAMAN AA/W Please apply In person money down, on a 19M NOVA Automat Ill E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk CAUL NOW 747-0040 PONTIAC FOR HIRE AND ADVERTISERS For 8/W half lone ond Hn» copy from pre- Country Sudser Car Wotn, M'ddletown. Power steering. J12V5. For quick cred 95 Brood St. 741-5)80 Red Bank Retired merchant, good health, 1973 ve- pared originals. No experience necessary "O.K.." rail OASIS MOTORS at (Ml) 72 WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY Eves, until 9 AUTO BODY 7100 hicle, travel anywhere. Seeks work re- Company will Iroln Call 747-SBSO tor op- EXPERIENCED METAL WORKER Shrewsbury Ave at Sycomore quiring tact, dependability. Messengei In. compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- polnfment for Interview Shrewsbury. N.J. servic—•" e acceptabl—'-*-r-e $3 per'hour plus ex crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. 9464369 BUICK \m ELECTRA - Four-doo 747-5400 EXECUTIVE CARS penses. 787-M44. MECHANIC REFRIGERATION ASSEMBLY TECH 1972 FIATS - 128s. I2 YOU COULD SHOP ALL NIGHT AND weo NEVER FIND VALUES LIKE THESE! WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 'SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY AUqcod S »,m ol lh« *•"» SUGAR CURED .v. O,«Y» WHOLE-FRESH COMBINATION PACK 2 Shoulder 2 Loin End 6 Center Cut A&p guarantees it- iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FRESH •P»^k CENTELCIIfCKlUR CUfr ) 59,F Po Porterhouse Staiobt Stectfe/4 Swijfct Fiwtfe "SUPER-RIGHT" STORE PACKAGED 'SUPER-RIGHT'QUALITY DOII)f|nit Jumbo Slwiwp /n lomafo Sauce McotbolU Neaf 'N Serve Beige & Spice Shades one Medium Tall or P<*tr Petite Medium & WASH. STATE-U.S. Extra Fancy Grade FLORIDA-LARGE 80 SIZE % ASSORTED ^COLORS FLORIDA FRESH CRISP /NO/AN R/V£R : 5 ALL tAYfR VARIETIES U.S. NO. / C«4DF VARIETIES Diutcufl KittttuCy Cad t Feed 6 SPICY BROWN READY TO SPREAD Appfo Pi INSTANT - »00% BRAZILIAN' z. CONTADINA fcii|iH/C Tomat «^^ cans I GREENWOOD CARNATION J20Z. PKG. RpiCa Hot C w LIGHT N' LIVELY ALL VAR/EHES cont. via PURPOSE Cottage Cheese 25* largeDonuts SJs, ^59* CfllURi'Ui FLEISCHMANNS JANE PARKER TWIN, FLAKY or WITH COUPON BELOW Diet Margarine Dinner Rolls REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT FROZEN JANE PARKER A&P French Fries Meadowbrook ,0 63 SOFT-FROZEN JANE PARKER 13 '/i -oz. Dutchie Pretzels pkg. White Bread < ! 25 HUNGARIAN CASSEROLE JANE PARKER MARBLE or GREE ANT Cauliflower F^n 39 Gold Pound Cake VALUABLE COUPON 17 Toward the '^^O^n,^ eOupon pureba$*of QHE • 4B-0Z. PLASTIC Coppoo Good ql oH AC J> WIO Sf «rf*. Valid thnftb.^tj - lirliit on* coupon p*rfamity. MMS •Htclive thru Saturday, Feb. 3rd in A& P WEO Stores in Northern & Central New Jersey,Orange, Rocklond County, and Staten Island. Not responsible for typographical errors. Items for sale are not available to other retail dealer* or wholesalers. payments on any of: 100 cars Phone 741-7493 after 6 p.m. SHARPENED DO you have that sinking feeling thot your Call Mrs. Brandow »tock Credit applications accepted b AAA AUTO CREDIT , budget needs rescuing? has several attractive positions FOUNTAIN HELP - Full time. Ex- Assume i- lents on any of 100 cart In' Little Silver Repair Center, 747-OS73 available for Registered Nurses, snane. All mokts and models ovoJiobl 1967 BEL AIR CHEVROLET WAGON — perienced, or we"ll train. Hailet area. 739- HOLMDEL Guarantttd credit For 1 hour servlc applications accepted by' Power steering, olr conditioning. Needs —' ALUMINUM SIDING F you hit rock bottom In January y These positions otter good start* 1242 for Interview. call our credit desks now phone., All make^and rrTodefs available*. Leoders, gutters, Paneling. Experienced. Ing salaries plus night differential CONVALESCENT CENTER work. Best offer «1-)4S4. need us to buoy you up! Hwy it Holmdel »4t-4»0 170-1700 Guaranteed credit Call for 1 hour ur- 'Free estlmotes. 49S-2154. and comprehensive benefit! pack- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON vice. Boyshore Chrysler-Plymouth. 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA - Excellent OOP. Male-female, full time, part-time, licensed TYPIST — From dictaphone. Accuracy running condition. Clean S295. LET your Nfesaver be a weekly paycheck IW4 PONTIAC LE MANS — Four-dtK •70-1700 from or willing to learn. Now that you've required. Legal helpful but not necessary. hardtop, power steering, power brake: 787-4351 ALTERATIONS CONTACT PERSONNEL OEplf. talked to the reif. come In and talk to the )eply Box ACT, The Dally Register. Rtd radio nearer tope deck One owner. I OLDSMOBILE IW7 - Cuttas Supreme: best. We seek competent and ambitious very good condition S800 or best offei WANTED Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc. 892-1100 people Interested In earning a minimum ot VS. automatic Power steering, power Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do 120,000 o year and In turn we offer com- BUTBOY7G7RL COII747-01M Party who needs 100% financing, wllh no windows* air conditioning .wRltewllh money down, on a 1969 OLDSMOBILE the lob myself Call Jim, 776-8764. OLSTEN pany paid In depth training program, lib- Must be IS years old. block vinyl (op. 199S. 542-lH 19o1 VOLKSWAGEN BUS— Allleathei CUTLASS 11795 For quick Credit TREE CARE AND REMOVAL POINT PLEASANT eral drowlng account. £0% commission, Coll 291-2404 Interior carpeting Rebuilt engine SJSO •O.K coll OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721- Professional complete tree care. Fully ln< participating spec arrangements and FORD VAN — 1963 TEMPORARIES HOSPITAL BOOKKEEPER — Experienced In au- Coll after t — 787-3752 7100. Good condition. New tires. sured. Low winter rotes. 775-5959. more. Plus the opportunity for manage- WE NEED ALL OFFICE SKILLS, OUR Riverfront & Osborn Ave. ment through a planned program of ex- tomotive, general ledger, monthly state- iy6V CORVETTE — Two tops. 495-006*? HOUSEPAINTING — Inferior, exterior. IW VOLKSWAGEN - Sun root Rodlal! RATES ARE TOPS AND WE NEVER Point Pleciont, N.J. wnslon. Why not call for a confidential men's, payroll. Excellent salary, benefits. New battery, broltes Excellent runnlni Excellent condition 1968 VOLVO 142S — Red. Automatic. Air Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call CHARGE YOU A FEE. ra 1 1 LT r ntervlew and talk to the company that Campers Headquarters, Wall Twp. 922- condition Best otter 5M-52I5 Coll 495-0735 after 5 p.m. conditioned. Good condition. J995 firm. 787-6S98. "Men -*= - * ~-'-' '"'--- • Wc^T^ sells a house every day. THE KIRWAN, 960O£ 1970 PONTIAC LeMANS — Factory air Call V44-9472 CELLAR TO ATTIC II7RI. 35 Ealonlowr. 5«.5)0O Complete RESUME Service :O., Realtors, 75 Newman Springs Rd., REGISTERED NURSE — For position In :A FEW 1972 MG'S LEFT^TTOrryl A STi •conditioned $2200 Con be seen In parking HOME IMPROVEMENT Vh rnlle north ot the Monmoulh Shopping Red Bonk, N.J. 847-4350. iMotort, n S Main St., Asbury Pork. 77! VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — New point Preport, Revise, Advise, or Print Public Health Agency, Lona Branch. Call loot at Rex Diner, U7 w Front St., Red Call Tom alter 5 787-437. Center). 229-0816 between 1:30 ond 4:30 '3483. Bank, days until 3 p.m ond custom Interior. $425, Call 291-26W of- Fast Service, reasonable prices AUTO MECHANIC — For larg« volume ter7p.m. WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT Work performed bv a man who has GM dealer Must be experienced In all 1971 PINTO — Good condition. Gooi PLVMOUTH VIP — 1967 Four-door hard- MASONRY reviewed, revised and written phases ot repair work. Top salary. 40 hour tires. Medium green. Best otter PONTIAC WAGON 1967 — ONE OWNER. NEVER A FEE TO YOU. More Classified fop Air, auiomotic, power brakes, steer- CLEAN. LOOKS AND RUNS EX- Fireplaces, brick work, stone work, con- thousands of resumes over the yean. week. Paid vacation, hospitollzatlon, and 471-5752 ' Ing. Extra tires and rims. Full of extras. CELLENT. $650. CALL 741-4243. crete and block work. 222-3180. Fred Ed CLERK fringe benefits. Apply In person only, 8 on Next Page Excellent condition In and out $995. 671- son & Sonsi Long Branch. CAREERMARKETING o.m.-S p.m. Contact Bill Stutter. Service ROVER 2000 TC — 1M8, AM/I-JW rodl< Manager, McGloln Bulck-Opel Inc., 686 Leather Interior. MOO 0433 OLOSMOBILE 98 - Luxury sedan, blue, INVENTORY CONTROL 14 West Front St., Red Bonk 747-2040 1967 Car equipped with every cpHon. New ROOFING Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741 Help Wanted Call after 5 p.m. — e42-7134 ' 19M VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent condi- New work and old work. exhoust system and tires. Asking $975. .Responsible Intelligent person to assume 6300. 19AS CAMARO — Blue. Vinyl root. ThreL tion. Engine rebuilt, new clutch, brakes, Reasonable rates. 787-7153. AVON Male and Female battery. $300. 747-3391 diversified responsibilities in row rnate- AVON CALLING ON TV. AVON CALL- CAREER OPPORTUNITY speed. 34.000 miles. Excellent condition WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOUR HOUSE? 'rlol Inventory control ond related ex- ING In magazines. AVON calling in EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY i\m. 264-0806. 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Wolls? Windows? Paneltng? Any small pediting. Challenging entry-level position, your neighborhood? It can be you. Call REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full time 1350 Trucks for Sale lob. 10% otf, elder citizen. What's wrong- ry commensurate wllh ability. Libero Mrs. Word today at: 741-4343, 462-3377 real estate tales people for our new of- STRAUB BUICK—OPEL .70-1467. Mark silts. For appointment coll 727-2100 GUARDS NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars W2-I335 offer 6 p.m '1965 FORD — % ton Pickup. New fires, or 774-1220. fleet. Licensed or unlicensed. If unit* Hwy 36 264-4000 Keypor 1967 PONTIAC — White. Two-door sedan. ilnt, 10,000 mile rebuilt engine. $650. 842- R. JIMENEZ PAINTING — Interior ond INSTRUCTORS — For School ot Nursing, censed, we will train and prepare through exterior, plus all miner repairs. Call foi BS degree In nursing required. Send re' our special school. Unlimited potential. Full and oar! lime uniformed posi- Power brakes and steering, heater, radio ESSEX CHE/VWCAL CORP. sume to Box K-97,-Th1 e Dally Register, 115,000-MCQOQ first ytar, possible man- llons ovalloble lor reliable and con- MURPHY & OAVISON "ood condition. 1795. Cod 222-OT59. 1967 FORO ECONOLINe — Super hea< free estimate — 739-1045. tufllf '- Mercedes-Beni Sales ana Service 1 CrossmOn Rd. R.S- 5outh, Red Bank An equal opporh tify employ' ogemtnt In near future. Draw available. sci«nflou$ Individuals in the New LEAVING COUNTRY — 1972 HONDA duty von. Good condition. $550. Coll Palace Realty Associates, VBB-44OO or Bruniwick — Perth Amboy — Spoil- Hwy. 9 Freehold 462-5301 Call 291-4775. LIGHT HAULING — Teachers will do Soyrcvllle, N.J. coupe, excellent condition. $1400. Call 542- light hauling, moving, tumltgre ond appli NURSES' AIDES - 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. full 3M-53O0. Ask for Mr. Steorn. wood ond Highland Park areas. 1SH FPRD GALAXIE 500 — Yellow, 3405 atter 5 p.m. 1969 WHITE FREIGHTLINER —33 once pick-up and delivery, rubbish remov' time. Experienced preferred. Excellent ioor sedan. In very good condition. S9O0. Cummins engine, RTO-913 transmission. ol. Coll 842-1163. benefits Arnold-Walter Nursing Home, MASONS WANTED — Experienced Ir 229-4113 after 4 p.m. 444 rears, tlve spare tires. S83-3346 or 264' Director Of Nurses 622 S. Lour el Ave.. Hoilet. 767-6. brick or block work. Part or full time • High Starting ftote 1971 IMPALA 1329. ALTERATIONS — Additions, all types of Good poy. Call otter i. 842-471B. Uniforms provided 1964 CHEVY II —'• Good condition. Six cyl Two-door custom hardtop. Low carpentry. A. Bruce Elgenrouch, builder For 100-bed nursing home In Mat a wan MACHINIST — Experienced In tool grind • Steady Aislgnment Inder Standard shift. New tires. mileage. This one owner beauty Is 1965 FORD TOW TRUCK — With plow. Call 842-3892. "Kceflent pay and benefits. Ing and die setting. Steady work. Gooc ASSISTANT SAILING INST»TuctOR*— • No Experience—Will Train 471-OHO fully equipped, Including tactory * Trte,Oollv Register, Red pay, excellent fringe benefits. Apply Ber- For lunlor program of local sailing club. • Car & Phone Essential air ond vinyl top. Check our low Call after 4 p.m. 566-4255 ger industries, me, U.S. Hwy I, Ed-son }terabiy hloh srf " roduote' ' , "some EMPLOYMENT Industrial Center, Metuchen, N.J. 54? Ing experience, for eighKt iweek s I.n _.. July, Apply Mon. through Frf., V cm.-5 WANTED P ce "FORD CLOSED ~VAN"TV6V — -M tcono COOK—SHORT ORDER - Expeilenctd 2400. ond August. 40 hour week. References. p.m. B Tlndall Rd . Middle!own. N.J. Party who needs 100% financing, with ni tine, sfx cylinder stick. Very aood condi- Steady ond port-time. Apply Inperion, Reply Box A-130, The Dally Register, Red (Roberts Bltig.) or call 471-5011 for ' RASSAS tion. $1200 firm. 787-3460. Help Wanted Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge. Route 1 WAITRESSES M/W — Must be over 18. Bonk. appointment 5 money down, on a 1970 MONTEGO MX Woodbrldge, N.J. 634-2700. Ask for Peter v-8, automatic, power steering. $1795. Foi PONTIAC Male and Female All shifts open. Must apply In person. quick credit "O.K ", call OASIS MOTOR 395 Broad st 741-5180 Red Bcnk TRAINEE — Cttan-cut, eager, ooorrs Howard Johnson's, Hwy 3*7Mlddletown. Help Wanted at (201) 721-7100 Eves, until 9 slve. To I7O00 to start. Unlimited poten- LEGAL SECRETARY ~Efxperlemfe~d LABORATORY Full time Emphasis on Real Estate. Male and Female 1M9 VOLKSWAGEN - Good condition 3 tial. Now Is the time to consider your fu- IMS CUSTOM IMPALA - Vinyl root. 1970 INTERNATIONAL — -i ton pickup ture! Call Angle Sharp, 747-1121, Wiling Motowon area For appointment call 566' Automatic stick with radio, new tires. Automatic, air conditioned, power steer- Excellent condition. $1700. TECHNICIAN tlOOO firm. Call 787-6351. ondSnehlng, SA Broad St., Red Bonk. 1100. Ing, VVS. Excellent condition. Call 741-0213 Coll 367-2235. ASCP-REGISTERED offer 55 p.m. WAITRESS M/W RN'S OR LPN'S — II D.m.-7 a.m. full- OLDSMOBILE 88 1947 — All power, air, 1972 TOYOTA — Halt ton pickup. Low ExctUent opportunity tor ASCP registered CA5HIER, REFERENCES. lime. Excellent benefits. Apply 10 a,m,-3 exilRent condition. S800. MUST SELL — 1972 CHEVELLE SS mileage. Excellent condition. Must set technician with hematology experience. Martini's Dlntr. Hwy 36, Keaniburg. p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing Home. 622 S. 747-5277. Going Into service. After 6 p.m., 495-2604. Excellent salary, comprehensive benefits RN — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Laurel Ave., Hailet 787-6300. Coll 551-9725. Including Glue Cross/Blue Shield, major PART-TIME"— NO investments, nt>~tieiiv- KEYPUNCH medical and lite Insurance. Emery Manor, Matowon PLYMOUTHS. 19*7, "»8. 1969 Motorcycles erles, pold In advance. MANY EXTRAS. AUTO CREDIT 1967 TRIUMPH GT-6 566-6400 Good running condition. $850. CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. Car needed. CALL NOW. 264-3967. .Assume payments on any or 100 corjr.l 787-2G05 alter 5 p.m. _ BABYSITTER — LIVE-IN Istoclc Credit aopl cotlons accepted by 1972 HONDA 450 Mlddletown area. References. SUPERINTENDENT POSITION AVAIL- OPERATORS "phone. All makti"and models ovalloble. I970~PONTIAC~^- Grand PrTxTGom^ Call 842-9615 892-1100 671-3689 after 4:30 p.m. ABLE — Garden Apartments in lovely Guoronteed credit. For 1 hour service call vinyl top. Air, full power, AM-FM rodlo. letting. Red Bank area. Wonderful op- Muit be experienced In 029. 059 alpha numeric. s0UKnS5CC3:OOO miles? WAITRESS M/W — 18 or over, Doy or Excellent condition Asking $2800. Cal Good condition. $400 firm. POINT PLEASANT portunity for the rlahf couple. Company 787-0113 or 949-6950. _S^ night shift, full or part-time. Apply In per- jeneflts, apartment plus good pay. Send VE-DAYS POSSIBLE OVERTIME Phone 264-5407 ' HOSPITAL son only, RUM RUNNER, Sea BrlQht. resume to P.O. Box 874, Rchway, N.Ji IW6 MUSTANG - LOW MILEAGE. \966 CHEVELLE SS 3?6~^~Jf5~h.p. Fow- 07065. Service bureau experiencr LOOKS AN^RUNS^GOOD.MSO. eed. Excellent condition. Must sell. USQ Riverfront A Osborn Ave. BULLDOZER OPERATOR desirable buf not mandatory YAMAHA Point Pleasant, N.J. Call best Otter 671-0993. MIDDLEMAN COOK M/W — Fulltime. SALES — PARTS — SERVICE 671-5173 PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATION 962 MERCEDES "BEN 2 — Blue. AM-FM ... . Lorfles, Stock of Experienced. Apply in person. Cobbles- c 196S PLYMOUTH SATELLITE — Con CLERK TYPIST tones Restaurant, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE vertlble. Low mileage. Good condition radio. New clutch. Good condition. Cal Yamaha Parti In New Jersey 2224725 after 6:30 p.m. Wanted for local Insurance agency. 741-8344. __ Asking J395. Call 842-2360 otter 5. EXCELLENT TYPING AND SHORT- Pleose send resume or colt for appli- '**~DRIVEB — Apply'ln person, " ~* 1969 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - T VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 1963. Good trans J&R CYCLE SERVICE HAND REQUIRED. SALARY OPEN DE- portotlon. Engine ond tires excellent con> cation. Allaire-Farrow Insurance Agency, Ben's Car Woth ten. Power steering? power brakes. Four 171 W. Front SI. Red Bonk 842087 294 Broad St Red Bank, 741-3880. •ENDING ON BACKGROUND AND EX- LJ. GONZER ASSOC. dltlon. $375. 741-2904. PERIENCE FOR FULL DETAILS, Route 35, Mlddletown. lOMd, 330/350. 431-nsr 1970 YAMAHA 125 $6CTAT~WOR"K £ R""" With" experienced 1W9 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS wonted for prlvote school M.5.W pre-PLEASE WRITE TO BOX A-122, THE REAL E5TATE SALES — Llcented pre- 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank 196» DODGE VAN - All Windows. 3I.6K PERFECT CONDITION — MUST SELL. DAILY REGISTER RED BANK. ferred. Aggressive growing office re-; S900 1375. 543-3405 AFTER 3:30 P.M. ferred. Storting salary up to Jl0,000 Call mlle» $1295 Little Sliver Upholstery, 747 Phone 747-2735 872-1488 between 1 ana 7 p.m quires a large staff due to expansion pro- 842-3900 2490 EECEPTIONi$T - For RealEstote of- gram. Onlylntereitrd In salespeople, de- Equal Opportunity Employer 1970 DELTA '88' — Good condition. Full CHEVELLE WAGON — 197) V-8 automol •ART-TIME — Early mornings, news- fice Soturday only Typing ond sleno nec- trout of earntna over 120.000 oer vear^ (c. Must see to appreciate. (2,150. 55 Sny- Mobile Homes paper delivery, Mlddl«town-Red Bank essary Hours 9 to 5 For Interview, coll office Itads, extensive advertising notion-, power Air conditioned. Best otfer. 741 der Ave., Keonsburg. after 5 p.m. 071-3300 ol rtferrdl service Member of two MLS', 4044 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — area. Call weekdays after 7 p.m , oil day Sot ond Sun. 583-2523 training program. All replies held (n strio 1962 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE — Bethonv Rd., oft Hwy 35. Hatlet. Walk to SALE5 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — 1964 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Luxury Sedan shopping oreos. 2M-391I. test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, Excellent condition. Rebuilt engine. Good tires, new battery MALE OR FEMALE — Willing to learn Earn H2.000 per ysar If qualified. Call The Dally Register, Red Bank. H25, CoM 74I-42W __ __ new trade. Handy, wit... h smal, _ l. toolss. . MMai y 55x12 MOBILE HOME — 2Va-ton olr con- Miss Strand 364-9)27 842-6947 meon doubiinr our present* income' . If ditioner, under skirling, 6x6x8 olurnlnum BX OPERATORS - 3-11, 11-7 nlaht MALE AND FEMALE - If you are read- FIAT 1947 — 850 coupe. Two-door. Four WANTEb " qualified. Coll and ing thlt od, we have an opening. Pickup shed, 30x12 owning. 2M-03J7 oner 4.week- I p.m Equal opportunity employer inlfts, Including weekend openings. Full speed. Radio, deafer, buckef seals. Good Parly who needs 100% flncnclnc, with no doys, anytime weekends. " port-time. Long term work. 741-4700. and deliver for Fuller Brush Co. Earn transportation. $795. LEVINE MOTORS money down, on o 1972 TORINO WAGON H.75 per hour Call 462-1074, between 9 CORP., Hwy 35, Eotontown. 542-1020. WAITRESSES WANTED flA/W - AppTyiri V8, Air conditioning. $2695.For quick person- Rex Diner, 117 W Front St., Red HAIRDRESSER and I p.m. rredlt "O.K.", coll OASIS AAOTORS a IM» TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — S89S. BAIL Tractors lank wJenced Excellent opportunity, MOTHER EXPECTING NEW BABY — AUTOMOBILE SALES 201) 721-7100. Contesso D-or, Lincroft. LY BROS., INC. 19 E. Newman Spring INTERNATIONAL GAS TRACTOR BABYSITTER — To sit three afternoons a Wonts live-In helper No cleaning. Tempo- Rd,. Red Bank. 747-0594. 1966 PONTIAC — Four-door hardtop rary or long term employment. 671-5523. Automatic, power steering and brakes week One child. Rumson area Own SSISTANT ENGINEER - For lorge 1946 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — Four Good tires, new snows very clean car. onsporiotlon. Call offer 5 p.m , 741 5827 non-profit organization Red Seal llceme O~6~ME"STTc~WANTE"b —^onday arid ,. Thinking about making a change (o improve door Fully equipped. Can be seen at 30 1575 Call ?^yS32 require__d Excellent opportunit-rr--- ...myy ffoc r right Friday. Transportation preferred. Genera) BEAUTICIAN — Experienced and re- individual Liberal fringe benefits. Submit East Rd., Bellord, by appointment. Cal liable wonted lull time or port-time housework Mlddletown. 671-4693. yourself? We have an opening for an individual with a 787-3380. All firm bids wilt be considered. Wanted—Automotive resume to Box K-96, Thei DolDalll y ~Register, fiifsslooTn trouble. New enqlne.. Offers.' - Good salary ond benefits, excellent work led Bank. N.J An equal oppoortunlfi y e proven sales record and (he desire fo gef ahead. Re- 1968 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Good condl Coll Chris, 8J2-O*CM, after 6 p.m. Ing conditions and hours. Call Miss Rose loyei Help Wanted flon. New tires, brakes and battery. $795. JUNK CARS Princess Beauty Shop, 671-3029 3UICK 1968 — Electro. Four-door hord- Male and Female liability, honesty, and ability to motivate yourself are Coll 671-0323 otter 5 p.m. PICKED UP SHOE SALES — If you ore selling shoes op. Full Dower, radio, air conditioning, NURSES' AIDES — Day shift, call Hill- ond ore not making to S1S0 a week, don't essentials. You will be selling both new and used cars 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA — Beige, Twl snow tires. Excellent condition. $1600. 741 Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking top Nun Ing Home. 671-0177, for appoint- nass this opportunity for good salary, new tires plus two snow tires. Air condl 3852. Eatontown 542-2235 mtfrt. beurj and excellent tutuie Sena complete for Ihe county's oldest Ponjjac Dealership. • Honing. Asking 11200. 5M-138B. 70 OLOSMOBILE — 88 Royole. E. _ET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — JHEET METAL WORKER — Metol com resume to Box P-1S6, The Dally Register FACTORY IW4 MGB — Engine ond transmission :ellent condition Private owner Low AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH tonent fabrication from blueprints Broz Red Bonk All replies held In confidence completely rebuilt. All new brakes, extra nlleoge All power except a(r condl- MOTORS, INC , Hwy 35, Eotonlewn. ill ng helpful, out not required Apply dec MEDICAL SECRETARY'^"AJso"RegTr JOBS engine and parts M27643. oning. Priced down for quick sale to 2414. tro Impulse Lob Inc - 116 Chestnut SI . tered Nurse Responsible, coring, mature 2200. Call 747-9480 days. After 7 p.m and Red Bonk An equal opportunity employ- persons Top salaries No Sots Part or In addition, we offer an,outst;jnding pay plan, 1944 DODGE DART — Good condltlor ve«kends, 747-3968 Highest prices paid for all used cars OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises tutt Ume Busy ipeciaiitt Medico) ex plus you will have Iree use of a car, Blue Cross and Custom point lob. Extras. $450. perlence En|oy working with people 196) 5TUDEBAKER LARK - Four door at oil times. Coll 842-5675 alter 5 p.m. TOWN « COUNTRY DODGE SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Monmouth Medico) Center Write to Box Blue Shield, and the best profit sharing/pension plan 15,000 miles $100. 1939 Studcboker, $500. On coats Union shop. Starting salary U K-93, The Dally Register, Red Bonk 741-1542. 5A6-6100 on hour Apply Wall Street Foshfons, 37 in the area. WANTED ;ORVETTE - 1971 Blue. Two tops, . Late Wall St, Red Bonk LEGAL SECRETARY - Immediate open- Porty who needs 100% llnonclng. with no 3 Ing for experienced legal secretory to isur-speed transmission. Four new Mich- llleoge, i ton. REAL ESTATE SALES — Commerclol, money down, on o 19»8 CADILLAC. Air lln steel-belted tires $3500. Call between Coll 741-2201. Chancery Division Jvdoe, Court House, conditioning. FM stereo. $2195. For quick industrial, ond land only Local estab- Freehold. Coll 431-4000, Ext <36, 9 a.m to credit "O.K " coll OASIS MOTORS at •5 dolly except Wed., 767-4820. lished firm opening new office for this 4 p.m Evenings coll 899-2942 from 7 to 10. purpose Must have license and some ex- For a confidential interview, contact Aaron Ras- '96? CADILLAC — Coupe DeVIMe. A)l Auto Rentals «rlence Send resume fo Box K-2S, The sas at Rassas Pontiac. 395 Broad St., Bed Bank 74! 1970 PLYMOUTH CUDA — 440 with four lock, vinyl roof. Black leather Interior, Dolly Register Red Bonk GENERAL OFFICE POSITIONS spittd transmission. $1500. cellent condition Must be seen. 747- Bookkeepers good typists, accounting 51B0 l TOM'S FORD CHOOL BUS DRIVERS — No RENTACAR CAREERMARKETING OPEL 1970 - Woagn 30,000 miles. Stick 1944 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Converi- DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING ble Good condition Asking $500 or be it «r hour Apply In person to Mr Michael 14 W. Front 5t 747-3040 Red Bonk Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport shift Excellent condition $1200. Bell. 704 ) HWY 35 264-1600 KEYPORT iormley, Aclmlnlitratlve Assistant, Hoi- Broadway, Long Broncn 222-I4W 7er Call 741-6}56 let Township Board of Education, 82 Beth- Help Wanted OPEL GT 1970 — Excellent condition. '65 RAMBLER MARLIN — New paint, BOATS AND any Rd., Hailet, N J 24,000 miles $1900 or best oiler Coll 787 ew brakes, new clutch Good condition. Male and Female 4457 395.741-3594 _EGAL SECRETARY — At least two ACCESSORIES years real estate experience. Salary open, PEUGEOT 404 WAGON 1970 — Automatic 1961 VOLKSWAGEN mice located In Red Bank 747-3730. AM/FM radio with olr Extra set of SI 00 ICE DOAT CABLE RIGGING studded snow tires with roof rack Call Coll 741-5761 __^ IENTAL HVGIENI5T — Foil or part- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 775-5575. ask tor Bobbv. Evenings 222-9476, BOATMAN'S SHOP ime Freehold area Reply Box M-B5, The APPLICANTS 1968 RAMBLER - Four-door.""""^ New Jersey's Largest Dolly Register Red Bonk _^_ ICK — Six cWli ALSO 1963 Checker Marine Supply House New Shrewsbury A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR mion All new'tires Only $800 7B7 Must sell cheap 7392282 \4 Wharf Ave 741-S76O Red Boi SAL^SMeNMvT' —F Fuu l I tlm« Her VJ85—Ask for Joe :: rnonent position ovalloble fofoir oggr? 1966 MUSTANG - Six cylinder, three- 23* FORMULA C R"1UTS"E1R~ ~F"IJT I y person In retail soles Somie _stock; \ Police Test MANY NEEDS 1969 ROADRUNNER - Clean Needs speed. New fires broltes ond clutch Ask- equipped for fishing Take over payments ilx-doy week Apply (n p-erson, L ing $450 Call 741 S560 after 6 p.m. } February 10,1973. tome work $700 Coll 291-V26A A1NT 14 W Front St.. Red Bonk, Coll 741-5195 or 741-5400 FORD LTD 1971 5PORTCRAFTB05TON WHALER AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS' Asking $7900 GLASTRONOAAC JOHNSON-MERC- LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced Call 542-4422 Adding MochJnes General Contractors OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? Call 787-6183 CRUiSER-BOAT TRAILERS preferred, for Red Bonk Low office Coll Pointing A Pecoroting W2-1S55, or 2N-23I1 otter 6 p.m y SB.300 wl*. »67 CHEVROLET IMPALA STATION FLAGSHIP MARINE o J350O tor Typewriters CARPENTRY - ftemodellno, paneling, CAUL 6' J6NE5 - Pol"nllng~~artd' wofipa /AGON — Power steering New tires Municipal Marine Bos In 'i Full hoipilo n Longevity ADDING MACHINES — Typew'rtten cloteft, doon, additions Odd jobs Reo perl no Fully Insured For free estimates BUHLER & BITTER >Tloniic Highlands 291-2638 hU VVacat'Oni sonobfe rotes M2-4363 COli 279-JB38 PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER •OOd condition $500 4V5-O67? Help Wanted told, rented, repaired S«rplco'i, 10) Mon. cppl. mouth St., Red Bonk 747-O4SS. mo Hwy -l> Hoilet 264-ona 1967 WHITE MUSTANG 289 - Automatic, . LYMAN OPEN SKIFF -35 n.p. John- v on oufboord mofor Best offer Calf offer Male or Female 1968 OPEL KADETT — 41,000 original ilr conditioned, sports console, steel rod! Is Asking $800 Coll after 6 p.m B42-1835 S p m weekdays or ony lime Sot and Limousine Service Pearl and mltJs OR* owner A-l condlllon 241-4414 Sun , «2-07«_ between 5 30 and 6pm Clocks and ARROW LIMOUSINE SERVICE Bead Restrlnglng 967 KARMANN GHIA — CodDtocs ond Chry*l*r» tor oil oceojlom PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Watch Repair 24 hr service I42-U44 Expertly on Gralded nylon tl.so (TiTronil 19AS PLYMOUTH FURY 111 — Wagon 1450. Sterling clospj from 75c REUSSILLES il* oil powe7 rock Good tires (food BUSINESS NOTICES We need people to work rotating shifts Call 842-9463 Antique Clocks, watches, tine lewelry c 36 Brood SI Red Bonk condition $450 264 8343 olter 4 LIGHT HAULING — Allies cleaned pertly done Don Pont Jewelers 799 Rlv 961 VOLKSWAGEN - RcdTo~BodvTn We offer: ", Folr Haven M2-6257 1971 TOYOTA 1600 - Excellent condition KurnHur* moved Junk removed etc • Permanent employment i to horr Odd Jobs food condition Needs minor engine work Coll 495 1076 or 495-2034 20,000 miles 28 M P G Snow tires Includ !oll 787 7773 • ExctHeni worjf* inclutjin hift differential po/rr LIGHT HAULING - C*llc in, goroaei Roofing, Siding ed 495 1270 or 495 1744 NCOME TAX RETURNS - Bu»ln«s ond • Health Program c(toned up Free estlmatei •41-JT49 after ODGE POLARA 1965- Automat it xrsonol returns, payroll taxes W-3, etc • Life Insurance Commercial Art 3 p.m , & Insulation Wanted Automotive ronsmiision Power steering VB 383 orcoroHon ond partnerships Over 20 • Paid Holidays and Vacations OLSON CO - ROOFING AND SIDING leupholstered and corpeted $375 Coll rs Mlddletown area Margery Trovoto • Retirement Plon SIGN LANGUAGE — We mtskt Hans, Installed ond quaraoteetl tor 10 years Jfi 2687 after 7pm /a Reliable Tax Strvlc* Call for appoint • Opportunity tor advancement poiiiri, cuitom ort and flyers thai ipk Pointing & Decorating- o;« ;£••" Wotl-to-woll carptting nir« Male and Female $13.99 EACH room, swlmmlnii pool <"~i-=jF~ Wale and Female ASBURY PARK — Three-room aportmefil monv extras. Alklng prlct. V>.KK. WOQD-VYQBKEjRS Ii oil you pay for our white standard In opartment building. NEW X-RAY 'TECHS (2) aluminum combination window. In- Wll M6-27M. IF YOU LIKE PRIVACY -But «Jfh » Experienced. Must be dependable. Apph stallation optional, 13.00 each. Expert in LONG BRANCH - WANTED, mature, $34,900 to $75,900 ,„ REGISTERED sJallatlon. Modern, expanding community EBSCO Building, Shrewsbury Ave refined tenant for beautiful, spacious five- . Colonials, Ranches, hospltol ben 3 ottrDCtlve positions Shrewsbury. 741-43W. _ PROWN'S room unfurnished oportment In new dupl- Bl-Levels available tor registered X-Roy MECMAMICAL ASSEMBLERS- EK 741-7500 ex. PRIVATE, has all advantages of a Three fo ffve-bedroom homes that fea/ur. Technicians on the 8 o.m. -4 p.m. perlenced help desired to work on printed 32 Brood St., Red Bonk. "-ne with yard, without drudgery of yon ffreploces, stained trim, paneled recrea Asking 149.90). or 4 p m. -midnight shift. Ex- circuit boords. With the use of wiring dia- 1970 PROWLER — \t travel trailer, "¥-'£ e. Lmt, If desired. Available Feb. Ist lift, hitch and sway control. Electric tion rooms, formal dining rooms, slot< cellent salory plus evening differ- grams, they will Install components or foyers, central air conditioning ond mon' ential, comprehensive benefits, solder. Medical Insurance, paid vacotlor broke control and mirrors. $2100. 74154W EAST KEANSBURG — Four rooms and more exciting features. Exclusive agent APOLLO pleasant working conditions. ond holiday*- Apply In person. 8 a.m. to CHANGING FURNITURE? - SclTyour —-callus now. p.m., Mon. thru Frl. Electronic Meosuri bath. JI70 plus utilities. AGENCY, INC. CONTACT PERSONNEL OEPT. used and antique furniture in our shop. 1 Pnone 444-7773. ments Inc.. 405 Essex Rd., Neptune. You set the prices or we can opprolse. MemMr Manmoum County ML The Furniture Clinic, M2-9219, hours 10 to KEANSBURG — One-half duplex. TWL WILLIAMSBURG H 892-1100 NURSE'S AIDES — Will be trained on the H70HWV35 ""S, ., " small bedrooms. Needs decorating. Suit- REALTY COMPANY lob and earn top wages during full-time able tor adults. 1150. l'/j month's security. Ne«l to Shore Point Inn POINT PLEASANT training. Afteri short probationary period DESKS, FILES* tables, choirs, adding ma- Avolloble Feb. 1. tlt-UW otter 6 p.m. 431-9100 1106 per week, liberal fringe benefits. DO chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. WANTED . •• HOSPITAL NOT PHONE. Apply In person, weekdays ot bargain prices. Hew or used- AAC Rte 34 Colts Nee Riverfront & Osborn Ave. only. 10 o.m. to 3 p.m. Atlontlc Highlands DESK OUTLET, i7« Rt. 35, oakhot Commercial Rentals SEE IT FIRST One Older Home Lover Point Pleosont, N J Nursing Home, I Mlddletown Ave., Atlon- tlc Highlands. MIDDLETOWN — Corner Hwy 35"ani GLASS SHOWCASES (3) — 10' com- Chestnut St. Good smoll office, sale $31,900 $35,500 CONSIDERING A CAREER IN merclol bar with bock display counter, showroom or shop. (No soldering or torch Four bedrooms, family rom, «nt-ln kitch- SHOE[SALES' \ INSURANCE OR INVESTMENTS? - wine barrets, 23" black and white TV, We have fust listed todo Ml-Hnw. for hloh quality children's she work). Porklng six or seven cars. Reason- en, true lormol dining room, lull base- Call Mr. Colvitfe of the Traveler % insur- table saw, In ground swimming poor. abfe fo rtanr oarfy. Call evenings only, 8 this four-bedroom home i ment, two-car oaroae, on 111' lot within •fort. « tir. weelc. Paid vacation. N ance Co., 741-8252. evenings. An equal op- Chamberlain "Sldemon" Wooden reels. nlghtt. Good tolory. Shoe experience to 9 p.m. 747-3770. lovely, convenient Fairvie* walking distance ot schools, snapping and portunity employer M/F ,Wl-v371. oil IransportoHn. Hot lor Ihedevel- IW&RpOM OFFICE - And private both, section. Living room, forma! opment-mlndMl — but ° gr«at "lomlly- PART-TIME — Telephone soles from oui TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All: Rt. 35 & New Monmoutn Rd, office. Morning, and afternoon hour] crt 333 Brood St., Red Bant. dining rpom, family sizec rype" home. Cant lost 01 thisprlcel mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low as Harry Droiln WegltoT. 842-7900. n. No colls. available. Salary plus bonus. Home pro- OS. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth St. Next to kitchen, basement, garage gram also avavailable< . Students accepted. theater. 747-0415. LONG BRANCH - FFrom 13.70 per so., ft Best terms available. See i HOAAEAAAKERS'AA/W Coll 5441334. All utilities and serviceservi s IncludeIncludedd . ImmeImme- PAUL P. BOVA "ANTIQUES— Creui DATING" ESTATES owte occuponcy. 2223 today. It won't last. Cal REALTORS Co you hove two hours a doy? Earn extr SECRETARY — Interesting position to Tiffany ~- grandfather's clock 35 Cherrc Tree Form Rd.. Mlddletown money and run your home at the so" alert person to handle secretarial duties, — curio cabinet — ormolre — pointings. fRfRKtEROOK M OFFICE SUITE - Fre»- now. $31,900. McGOWAN lime. Traininalnlnga given. LrLoca—l distribut•"— e bookkeeping and assist controller. Gooi INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES hhold Township professional building. 600 ROLLIN671-254G 4HILL will train you. phone F. Si RYAN, Realtors, 234 Rivei salary.'benefits, advancement. Call 774 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. m. ft. total. Coir4*2-7322. Unusuol four loroe bedroornS'JplltColo- 1457. Red Bon* > ' 7417474 Rd., Red Bank. 747-3000. BARBER SHOP — Fully equipped, ti nial, customary Th bottis. Tremendous 30 RESUMES PREPARED COCKTAIL WAITRESS M/F — For Dung- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES rent. Good Monmouth County location for oomeroom with fireplace. Many entros eon Bar weekends. HOSTESS M/F, for Welfare ond people with credit problems, hair stylist. S175 per month, call 5M-7230. It'S A GOOD LIFE! ma Immediate occupancy. Owner trans- weekends also. Apply In person, RUM nstont credit. Immediate delivery. Calli erred. 1*9,900. d/r Personnel RUNNER, Sea Bright. Mr. Grand, 373-M.W. COMMERCIAL SPACE ~- Three rooms, And It has been, with love and care for ttil second floor, Rumson. S150. charming older Colonial located In prim The .157 Brood St.. Red Bonk 842 350 BOOKKEEPER — Port-time, tour hours "When Granddad went to heaven did he ever write 842-0303. Red Bank location. Three bedrooms, liv daily. Experience necessary. Apply Stai TOr ing roam with fireplace, d.ning room Cleaners 8, Lounderers. 132 Myrtle Ave. 7'47'47-dsni- . • back and tell us how he likes it?" UNION BEACH — Store or office, 32x11 modernized kitchen, paneled sunroom Applebrook PORTERS M/W Long Branch. ' top location. $125 per month plus utilities; paneled game room with built-in bar lr NIKON MOVIE CAMERA — Power, 264X65 or 2M-4M5V Agency-Realtors • Full time nights, 4:30 p.m. to 1 o.m. G GENERAL OFFICE — NCR Model 32 ex bosement. Tremendous value! Just llstec zoom, I to I, with I.I lens. ISO. I .. «7,9O0. BAP.oule34™ 5M-7M0 erol cleaning work In Holmdel building perlence preferred. Typing, knowledge oi •43-3704 or 222-2374 For sale OFFICE SPACE — 300 Sq. ft. $175 0 Steady. Good storting jolory. No e« computers. Local compony. All benefits. Pets and Livestock month. Electric heot and olr conditioning perfence necessary. Our repreienlollv Call J64 3000. Included \t\ price. Matawan area. 946-9543. HOWARD THINK SPRING! will be Interviewing at the Hormpn1 FIREWOOD ITEMS YOU NO LONGER LITTLE SILVER PET SHOP **** water dock. IS teel on water. Brlrt- Bowl, Rl. 35. Mlddlelown, 5 p.m. to URCHASING AGENT — Must know NEED OR USE WILI PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - In loced ranch. Formal dining room. Epsy- p.m., Thun.. Feb. 1. _ electro mechanical components buying, Coll 7412V19 INDOOR SIDEWALK SALE. FEB. 1, 7, 3 ted Bonk. Approximately $20 sq. ft. to-work-ln kllchen. Four bedrooms, mr«* teply Box H-76, The Dally Register, Red TROPICAL FISH, 20% OFF. Ample parking. S250 per month Includes DEXTER baths. Paneled den. Extras. Heated In- Bonk. DOG HOUSES . MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 50% off Utilities. 747-5459, iround pool. See It! Enloyaele living at AUTO MECHANIC MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS. ASSOCIATES — REALTORS Four sizes. Quality construction. I SELL OFFICE 5PACE FOR RENT Private shop In Red Bonk needs fully ej PERMANENT POSITION — Available suiaied. Cedar wood. GROOMING 21 East Front St. Red Bonl perlenced person. Only top notch need ap- for quo! I Tied person, Driving and selling. Mention this ad and receive 10% off. Th Near rallrood. Red Bank. "ALLAI RE-FARROW ply. Salory negotiable..Reply Box A-UI, Apply In person. Marine Lumber. 1139 GREENBROOK FENCE CO. 741-5073 U.S. Hwy 22 . 753-5323 Watchung, N.J. Is to Introduce yog to Rosemarle, me ne 747-2701 Realtor The Dolly Register, Red Bonn. Oceon Ave., Sea Bright. FAST aroomer. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Store for RUMSON 394 Brood St., Red Bonk ; BARMAIDS M/W — Part-time nights. POLYETHYLENE ROLLS 8 Prospect Plaza. 842-223. rent. 1200 sq. ft. Rte. 36, Mfodletown. Call CONTEMPORARY CUSTODIAN Call Inperson. 11o 4 p.m.. Palmer lover up and close up with 4 mil poly. A .WITH A QUICK ACTION CHAMPION BRED COLLIE PUPS 717-2042 741-3450 Ft/ft ttme. Locoi private school. Good sol Lounge, Palmer Ave., W. Keonsburg. 001 long. 31 wide, t3.5S. 4'-$4.74,V1-«.« LOW-COST Coll Anytime cry, benefits, working conditions. Send AKC registered. Socle and white. •-II.JO. lO'-SlO.n. I2-SI2.04, U'-$I4.O4 DAILY REGISTER Spectacular targe ranch. 1.7 acres. Three application with details to Box A-127. The PARTY PLAN — Fight pollution ond earn '-lle.45, 2O'-»M.3£ Three weeks old. Reserve now. 671-2438. Houses for Rent PRICED RIGHT Colly Register, Red Bank. extra cosh part-time. Coll 4-0 p.m., Mon. years old. Estate area, cut-de-sac. Four Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. SIBERIAN HUSKIES— AKC very large bedrooms, master 14 x 20, 3V through Frl., 291-4737. Show quality puppies. $150. RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN AREA — Immaculate custom built ranch, located CAS STATION ATTENDANTMECHAN FAMILY AD Spacious 200 year old Colonial. Five bed- exceptional baths, living room 15 x 26 with on quiet dead-end street, boosting three IC — Full time. Good Day, benefits. RED BANK LUMBER Coll 264-0044 or 264-8710. rooms, Vh baths; furnished, S500 month Moor to celling white marble fireplace mtmer-slied bedrooms, paneled flame- House wall-to-wall carpeted. Central vac Situations Waited Female Wall Street Red Bank 741-SSoo 3 LINES-5 DAYS MINI PODDLE PUPPIES - Male! am Call 741-9793 or 741-9772. room, city sewers, and oversized garage. X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Reglstere DOUBLE SIMMONS — Mattress ond bo: uum, total electric home, neat pump, tin Immediate occupancy, owner purchased (ARRT), full rime, staff position for El. LEGAL SECRETARY - «eal estate, ma- spring, two months old. S50. TV, 12" FOR FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD - On mldifiers, electrostatic olr, filters, air onother home. Asking $39,900. . TNER day OR weekend shifts. Call In- ture, responsible — wishes 3-4 days. Coll Pnllco, 1772 portable, like new, 150. 172. $2.00 lake. Newly decorated. Modern kitchen conditioned. G.E. Americana self cleanlnc T JUST with dishwasher, hot water heat, carpet- two oven range. Thermopane. Full base cluded at attractive rates. Particulars will 4l-2572. mn. Available tor Merchandise For Sole only. WALKER & WALKER be explained at Interview. Write Box J-46. REAL ESTATE ing, sewers. 1350 per month plus utilities. ment. Immediate occupancy. Principal* The Dally Register, Red Bonk. An equol FASHION SKETCHING 'ICTURE WINDOW — 4'x4'o" window Article .must originate from a household Lease, security, references. 741-2900 6 to only. Low nineties. 842-7939. Realtors tpportunlty employer. FREE LANCING and may not exceed a sole pricc*ot %50.OO FOR RENT 3,74M498 offer 5. 35 671-3311 Ml Coll 222-3055 per article. • Price MUST be odverlised. Each addition- HIGHLANDS HILLS - Small one-bed- MOST OR HOSTESS — For restaurant. COFFEE TABLE — Wrought Iron frame, Apartments Walk To The River Any oge over II. Full or part-time. Will CHILD CARE — Excellent care for your al line $1.00. No copy change! may be room bungalow, suitable single or couple. NEW $33/ while marble top. S45. S135 per month plus utilities. One month's Moor your boat on your 16' right-of-way atobly train, if necessary, write Box L-22, child in my home. Any oge. Hatlet. 787- mode and no discounts or returns will be crten-yeaars-younr g Rumson Colonial. Love I J Call 172-OSOS security required. Available Feb. 1. 291- Four-bedroom Colonial features 13xl9 The Dolly Register, Red Book mode If ad is canceled before expirotlorv. GREENGROVE GARDENS' river vlelevw from siunni y family room. Come Keyport, N.J see for yourself. master bedroom, queen size 13x14 second SUPERVISED CHILD CARE — Eaton- IWHOGANY CHINA CLOSET — Glas: To Place Your Dally Register .99 Greengrove Ave. bedroom, formal dining room, science iMECHANIC — Must have own tools, ex id condition. $40. Owl town area. Hot lunches, two snacks pro- joors, good condition. $40. Owner moving, FAMILY AD, CALL.. . Efficiency KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom bunqafow. eat-In kitchen, Ilk baths, baseboard heot. 'ptrlenced. Good pov, benefits. ist sell. S42-6539 otte-" r 7 p.m. $150 The vided. 542-4155 or 542-0550. l-bedroom apartment Paneled living room. Baseboard heat. Call Ized rooms, treed lot, MELWED $17 229-8996 for Information. versized rooms, t EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - Short- GAS RANGE 2-bedroom opartment $22. SECRETARY — BOOKKEEPER — hand, typing. Full or part-time. Chambers. Good condition. S50. 741-6900 Includes heat, hot water $125 to U50 Per Month Applebrook 'Needed for general office duties and all Coll 741-1525 THE BERG AGENCY ffANsWRtfbTdR JUSTvflUT- 542)795 iROWING YOUR HOME? -Call or phases of bookkeeping ond payroll cper- 24-Hour Service 2 block: Mlddletown .otlon for private school. To SIM per week. V 27" — «5, TV stand; »5l Two un- Agency-Reaitors write for your complementary copy of Ap^ SEWING LE55ON5 — In your home or 26^1846? rvfgr:"Apt: 72 471-1000 1 Call 172-14(1 between 2 ond 7 p.m. mine. Beginners to advanced. Call 741- notched beds, S5 each, unused auto Phone 12 Ave. of Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumsci pleBrookS monthly Homes for Living SHELVING SALE RED BANK — Penthouse with-balcony RED BANK — IImmediate occupancy. SEEN THE WATER LATELY? - Rum moaotlne. Offers pictures, price!, de- 7813. :halns, X7, toaster, S4, vacuum cleaner, 1 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT r- Full (72-1117. WW'-S Nova Ply Shelving »1.4» Mch overlooking the Naveslnk. Two bedrooms, Three-bedroom h.lousei . References, lease, son's most spectacular view, seen from i ceptions. APPL6BROOK AGENCY, time. Must have experience. Apply In per- WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN — In my Get things tidy with this versatile shelv- two baths, full dining room, carpeting on< and security required. S250 per month. small older home. Only those who lov leoltors, 950 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. «7l-_ •on, Eddie Mlizl Sunoco. Brood St. anc home, full onond ' part-lime"' . Re- d• - Bank' ,"• Mkf' - 20 GAL. GAS HOT WATER BOILER — ing. We also have attractive standards olrcondltlonlng.BOOMANARMS Call after 8 p.m., MM773. water, charm ond renovating, need apply Hwy. X, Keyport, N.J. dletown area.i. Phone W2-3157. 20. TV. 15. Bathtub, cost Iron, with legs, APARTMENTS. 74MU16, coll 9 until noon ttl.OOO. ito. Call 741-0510. «anl d5 brocketp.m. s In stock. Open Saturdays un- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- ALL KROL - For your real eitote ACCOUNTANT — Far local Industry EXPERIENCED TEACHER — Will care and evenings. nlshed ond unfurnished, immediate occu- ELLEN S. HAZELTON needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 15,' PreporotlIo n o"f financia" - l• statements- • - , cos—t for children In my home. RED BANK LUMBER LONG BRANCH — 3'/3 room unfurnished pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, Reoltor Holmdel, N.J.. 671-4416. t analysis. schedules, etc. State experience Call 264-2198 FIREPLACE WOOD apartment. Wall-to-wall carpeting, air Oceonport Ave., Octonport. 542-3500. 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 642-3200 1 Wall Street Red Bonk 74I-5SX CHARMING CAPE COD — In River Oaki: and salary desired. Write I #75 The Call S6£.2