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The Weather FINAL Mostly sunny and mild tnday. Cloudy lonighl, chance of rain early tomorrow, part " EDITION )y sunny in afternoon 26PAGr> Monmoulh (ounlv'x Oufslanding Homo !>>%% *|»n|»«»r RE»EDBA>K-Mim)I.KTOWN.\.J.«I.I)M,SD\V,MAR(ll6D BANK-MIDDKKTOWWJ.WKDMCSDW, MARCH 6,, 19719711 . TENCENT8 IIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIUIIMIUIIIHIHIIIU IIIIIIIHIHIIIIHI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII IIIIIIHimillHIMUIMIIII IIIIIIIIIMI HI Ill HMIIIII Illlllllllllllllll IIIIIH I linillllllHIIIUIIHIIHMIIIIIHMMIHHIIMHIIMimiW Brookdale Head Asks Time to Study Issues By DORIS Ktl.MAN were fired by Thomas Auch, would have gained tenure tenured faculty, but the five reporter fei tba Breafcdale munity can use our fani He also worked for a pri- Brookdale vice president, who with contract renewal, have Brookdale teachers and tinn Student newspaper that stu- . Hut when you abuse 11 vate educational consulting I.INCROKT - Or. Donald served for the past six called on the college to ex- faculty and student suppor- deiiK "have gotten tome clhlies. you are abusing tax firm, speciali/.inR in commu- H Smilh, Brookdal? Commu- months as interim president plain why they were fired ters insist it has a moral obli feedback' the BdiMinutrglion dollars and that just doesn't nity college planning nily College's new president, Ralph Paris, one of five fac- Asked whether he thinks gallon to (in SII will discourage student-faxm- g»." He has watched Brookdale held his first press conference ulty told last month that their non-tenured faculty should be The college, Dr Smith opin- sin ill rock concerts because Dr Sniilh. n businessman Mine its birth five years ago \c.s!erday and said he doesn't contracts won't be renewed told why they aren't being re- ed, "has H morel obligation to of the drug arrests ul 21 local ii'i 12 years before returning "and I took some ideas from know enough about the con- after June 30. and Robert hired, Dr. Smith replied "I tenure those who will make > youths attending the recent I liege Inr advanced de- It," Dr Smith revealed troversial dismissal of five Lawson, president of the Stu- don't feel comfortable re- continuing, creative contribu- Climax t'.lui's Hand pcrlm in grees in education, was presi He said he had been at- faculty members to comment dent Union for Teacher De- sponding to that question. I'm tion to It." Utce sponsored by Christian dent of the U.IKMI student Mil tracted by Brookdajes "indi- on it. fense, have requested meet- not familiar with New Jersey Later in the interview, Dr. Brother! Academy in the col vidualized approach to learn- ings with Dr. Smith ropoJilan Campus of Cuyah- "I haven't dug into it yet," law. Smith said "I salute Tom lege gymnasium oga Community College, ing, " which, he explained, the 47 u-arold administrator "As soon as I know where "I've never been in a situ- Auch for the job he's done" His altitude, Dr smith t»M , Ohio, before com- provides a variety of teaching said. "I have to study my it's at, I will be glad to meet ation where they were liven as interim president. "He's Ihe student, is "do your thing ing to Brookdale and held ad- methods to accommodate dif- own position.' with them, " Dr. Smith said reasons," he added. had some lough decisions to Bui reaped Ihe property." ministrative posts || I'urk- fiTont learning styles. Dr. Smith assumed the yesterday, estimating that Under New Jersey law, the make." The campus is built with land College. Champaign, ill Averring a community col- $:t:i.iKW-a vear county college will be in " a few days." college isn't required to give lege "lias no meaning" unless Dr. Donald H. Smith On another controversial public funds," Dr Smith said. and Monroe Community Col post Monday. The five faculty The dismissed faculty, who reasons for not rehiring non- topie, Dr. Smith was told by a "We are delighted the com- lege, Rochester, NY. See Brookdale, Page 2 Keansburg Voters Opt For New Government KEANSBURG - Borough tween 7am and 9 p m lo ex- votes opposed, including ab- ness at 40 Carr Ave., store- commend voters for their voters last night threw out press overwhelming approval sentee ballots. front headquarters of Ihe large turnout. the three man Borough Coun- of a change lo a five •man A similar attempt to change Committee for a Five-Man "I'm just happy. It's hard ni government that has council-manager form of gov- the borough government after Council, which gathered sig- to express. I'm so glad that served here since 1925 and ernment under the Faulkner a charter study failed by only natures on petitions which au- the people came out and will elect a five-man council Act l'lan B. 29 votes Nov. 2, 1965. thorized yesterday's special voted for us. I want to thank at a special election Tuesday, Happy Reaction ballot everybody who supported us May 14 Voters favored the change As Ihe results became Ronald N. Hayes, president and 1 promise we'll do a fan- Mora than M) per cent of Ihe in every one of the borough's known about 20 minutes after of the committee, broke away tastic job in May," Mr Hayes boroughs-ui!)registered vot- six voting districts, polling the polls closed last night, briefly from the con- declared. ers turned out vestcrdav be- 1,540 votes in favor to 1,183 there was unrestrained happi- gratulalions of supporters to Councilman Peter L. Cira- ham, a leading spirit in the committee's drive for a five- man council, said he was hap- py at the electorate's "total • ttltlir Slotl Plltl* support." VICTORY SMILES — Keansburg Councilman Peter L. Qraham, left, and Probers Seek Data on 51 - Knock on Doors Ronald N. Hayes, chairman of Committee for a Five-Man CouncH, point to "We've been knocking on winning totals.on tallyboard of yesterday's special local election. Keans- doors all day. We brought out burg's voters cast 1,540 votes for a change to a tive-man council-manager every 'Yes' vote we possibly Faulkner Act government, 1,163 against, authorizing first change in could," he explained. borough government since 1925. New council, to i)e elected In May, will Activities of White House Mr. Graham would not say take office July 1. whether he will seek election WASHINGTON (AP) - The 101-mcmber House Judiciary domestic surveillance activities conducted by or at the direc- to the new council in May. Committee impeachment staff is ranging widely through the tion of the White House. "We'll meet in the next government and examining mountains of material in search It includes wiretaps placed on various newsmen in 19K9, couple of days and form a of facts for its investigation the disappearance from Washington of Dita Beard, the ITT ticket from this organization. Witness Says Gross In the most detailed report yet issued on the inquiry, the lobbyist who turned up in a Denver hospital when Senate in- We'll select those we feel arc •tail disclosed yesterday U is gathering information on 55 sep- vestigators wanted to question her, the activities of the Spe- the most qualified people," he arate activities involving the White House, President Nixon's cial Investigative Unit known as the plumbers, and the offer said. reelection campaign and Nixon personally. of the FBI directorship to the federal judge trying the Penta- "It was a hard battle," gon Papers case. Advised Probe Story commented Walter M. Roese- The investigation has been organized into six major In the area concerning Watergate the investigation is di- man. Planning Board mem- pedition." areas, the largest dealing with allegations of White House in- NEWARK (AP) - A wit- Newark in April 1973 to dis- vided into 13 categories, one of them involving allegations ber and firm supporter of the Preis was indicted for per- volvement in the collecting of campaign contributions and in ness in the federal contribu- cuss Writers Associates, a that executive clemency was offered to some of the men change In government. jury a few days after his tes- the use of executive agencies for political purposes. tion-lax trial of former Stale hurry-up call was placed to jailed for breaking into Democratic national headquarters. Mayor Eileen M. Lloyd, Republican Chairman Nelson dross to find out "what to do timony and dross was in- The report lists '1b categories in this general area, many Under this subject area the staff also lists "the apparent who with Councilman Ray- Ci Gross Mas testified that ahum it ' dicated several days after of them involving allegations that individuals and companies obliteration of 18Vj minutes of the lape recording of presiden- mond A. Hcaney opposed the Gross met with him several Wolfram said dross told that on charges the advice he' that contributed to Nixon's reelection campaign received fa- tial conversations on June 20, 1972." change in government, was times to review what story lo 4hem lo say Ihe 19fii) pay- gave I'reis was tantamount lo vorable treatment from the government The main source of the information is the 12 volumes of philosophical last night in the tell a federal investigation of ments lo Writers Associates counseling perjury public records from the Senate Watergate committee hear- headquarters of Taxpayers Cov. William T. Cahill* 1969 were for lobbyists hired to At no lime in his testimony Among the L'fi are allegations that Ihe Department of ings, plus the committee's closed and interview files. and Parents for Keansburg in campaign funding seek the defeat of anti-trading did Wolfram specifically say Commerce failed lo put into effect certain safety standards Besides .seeking information from the White House, the the law office of her husband, The story dross suggested stamp legislation, which that dross' version was a lie. because of contributions by the industry involved, and that staff has requested material from the Agriculture, Interior, William C. Lloyd. 1 Triple S was actively oppos- He also said dross did not ap- the Department of Interior failed to revoke an import alloca- was a in , the government and Justice departments, the comptroller of the currency, the "The people voiced their ing In I9M pear to be disturbed about the tion grant lo an oil corporation thai made a contribution Federal Communications Commission, the Cost of Living charges opinion I'm very grateful The testimony wag given "It was vital thai Mr Prcis situation Nor did Groaa show \iinthei iiiH|or subject area covers allegations concerning Council and the Environmental Protection Agency, See Keansburg, page 2 yesterday by Leonard Woll stick tu the story bccattat he any reaction to the fact his name appeared In a diary ram. altoinev for the Triple S could get into trouble ii he kept by I'reis that had been Blue Stamp company, which didn't," Wolfram quoted subpoenaed by the crand has pleaded guilty to illegally drosses saying. jury, the witness said Sears' Early Pleas for Vesco 'Shrugged Off deducting a secret contribu- "Your arm will be twisted by the prosecution and you Defense attorneys have NKW YORK <\P> - For- merce Secretary Maurice II. tion tu Cahlll'a campaign nties and F.xchange. Commis- onetime cabinet member in Edward and considered him- could get into a prosecution pointed out that dross' law mer Attorne) General John Slans that there was a turn- from its income tax. sion in a meeting arranged by return for total immunity self a good supporter of the for fraud and perjury." dross firm had been retained by the N Mitchell has IHTII inclined about once Vesco contributed Gross is on trial on charges Mitchell from proaecuUon In the case. President told them, according tu Wolf- trading stamp company for m government lesttmon) us 1200,000 KCnti) t» President he helped arrange the lax de- He had been a codefendant. ram > testimony $4.01111 tu help lobby against ihrugglng off Robert i. Vea Sears is scheduled lo return duction scheme ami that he Nixon's 1972 reelection cam- For nearly a year before Donald and Edward Nixon trading stamp legislation cos picas for help during to the witness stand (or a sec- counseled Triple S president Wolfram said l'reis stuck to paign, the 1972 Nixon campaign con- are brothers of the 1'resirlent, ihe story at an Interview with A previous witness testified early stages ol ,i federal ond day today. William l'reis to lie to • fed Within five hours of handing tribution, Sears testified that who also has a nephew, Don- that Hie firm also tried to in- fraud investigation into the IT.ii grand jury .ii><>ut the U s Attorney Jonathin C, over Ihe money, April 10, his pleas for aid from Mil- ald Jr. The latter has served Goldstein, but reported bach llUCncl Cahlll In oppose re- i.iiiri • financial empire In return for Vesco's contri- scheme l»7'.'. Ihe indidmenl claims. rhi'll in Vesco's behalf evoked as a Vesco aide Sens ilnlu I in dross Hut apparently fed- atrlctliI !.'«• against trading But key WUMH Hit i) i bution, the government con- Sean was- making his long-de- only lukewarm assurances say which Donald \i\un he I uc Kqvernmeni has eral authorities didn't buy tlan | sen i is expected ti> testify .it Mitchell and Stans snrd personal ptith in Vea> was referring to d ihe scheme Involved then \ersnm of the payment The witness, Triple S vice the criminal roaaptrac) trial WVnl to but for Vesco against io • behall «iin Chairman On one occasion, Sears told in in. making payments t" the 1 What was Mr Gl liu rein - president Gilbert Schuma- of Mitchell and former Com- William I Casey of the Sccu- the SEC. which on March 18. •• TII pass it along "i Bill the jury: Cahlll i ampatgn thi a cher, testified Cahlll was ap- 1971, had launched an in- Seal qlinlcd M It - iion" Wolfram waa .iskrd public relation* firm named "Dtobellel" Wolfram repl" proached liv tlie firm s Mil IMIIIIIHIMIIIHHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMHHII Ilieeilllfeili 1MB I tlvHI HI w WPI vestigation of Hie financier's "I told Mr. Mitchell that «in-ii a-, replying, "or, '11*11 writers lasoctatea (.> i i herrj led lives al ,i fund raining dinner MiulMliillion dollar corporate Bob had bean very much con- talk to Kill I Hill \i one ul the in II .ii the iwank Arcoll (imniry empire. cerned over this SKC matter, Did you requeat him ti> l |9tf, win M Cahlll was 'imer Republican friend Ol the Nixon family, lie "I probably did." ht n,i • ailed down" lo majority leader Ol thf New niittnng to worry about, it It running ttguinxi fornwi Ow County Kure rings up the curtains Pag* II was friendlv with Don and ied the i s ittomej i offii i in Pol I.uck gel* ready for I'urlm P*tir 17 i lie. retired probably juil i fiihl Robert B Mi Monmnuth earns wing* to national tournry l'i|tr 71 imi wenl mi \ High school slatr tourney rovi-ragr I'uRf II pi) i oil Hi wld Viaco had Krrrhnld results, rntrlr* and trlrrllonx 1'nKr 22 •MIII iii. financial angel when Syrian Front Tension Seen Little Silver Business he i .in unsuccessfully for Iha Brlrtgr \d\lce IK DAILY HH.IMKH due gubernatoiIII noml JERUSALEM (AP) On Mrs Men made pi n iit\ || Dvernmint tUsvlll.il n N IMIONK: NIIMRKK.H nation m New Jersey in 1961, quarreling tender', ol t wbmil her new n MalaOfflrr 741 Nil And the Gas Shortage contributing MO.MO lo tii.it Labot party agreed lo form .i net tu Presfdenl Bphralm p| mi < onlrmporaiv I lie l< 17 < tamlflfd Ad* 74IHM Mthou have i impa'lgn and helping MiiiinMh eaWnel leii winning D rretinword l'ii'/l<- t* 1-fialAdv 741 Nil handle IN ON In debt iiie i i i IIiIIi sitrtb tar Moni llou IdllorlMln « llNpUy Adv 741 Mil wore left illt'cl Ul | 11 n.ii to n •ill |n lem.ini in Ihr I'.nlrrlJlnmrnl I' limitation l»p< 741 »M '110 lln.in. l.il >• (ovfrnmtnl And thi National Sport* llrpt 741 Ml 1 Mitchell i < Mlrmpariry l.llr 741 Nil front .HIM tO A ArrMrtu PiyiMr 741 Nil ilgn Ne t did not Mevtea ArrtnaU RrrrlvaMr 741 Nil I III! 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long John « I Id , HlitM«»d< • Wrd * I Mi * M If74 Holte Resigns 2 Sea Bright Readying Board Committee Building Moratorium Posts in Protest KKVI'OUT - I ci>l)nd> while I I HUM, II council that nculv elected < It s ..•nt Paul J waning suiliim/i'd Hsaiturnr} '<> ii|r "has delibei Hlelv a|i|. me in i meaningless p Mr Kolie If vou re not go- a moratorium on mulli Ililf U'l'l'l '11 1I111.111 \\ 1U1.1111 I. ing lo nerve (in a lommiltee. duelling i (instruction until ID • - il approval i>( nilirl B Unite last RlgM ie w li.il is \ our pui pose of THINK lMUl< without (lit Ihr iiioialm Win < MtN n SI-T\ ii '.nil' between units ion- Ii mil Itk'u uttier board i "in sioiid tin1 I'ouiii il\ differing informed on all mailers thai MUtu ilm.iri Joseph W slrutiioa in luluir mull 1 nnllees In which he was ,ip punts nf view on the Morato- ROTARY SPEAKER — Thomas R. Niles, center, coordinator of the Mon- Ihis board is involved with " stout. saying thai KinglM family iweHm$t tad 1 pointed rium I M opi- mouth Adult Education Commission (MAECOM), Eatontown, was guest Mr Belle, a five year the inultipli- family dwellings fm ,1 revision uf Ike building Mr Bolle said the ad\isor\ II was legally iiistili.ilili'. in1 speaker at the meeting of the Middletown Township Rotary Club at How- si liniil boaid veteran, IVM0I- in tin1 moratorium is dis- (i',ir in rcfltM 1 mnir stringent and instructional committee ard Johnson s Restaurant. Discussing the future of adult education with 1 nl from the boards negolia- t riminalor) icquircmcnts IN materials 1 I11111I Ihc iniiialoiiuni is supposed lo be an active la nnilii uiii)il\ dweiliflij < IM Mr. Niles are Dr. Frank Meolo, left, club secretary and Peter Genovese, 1 iimis committet^Bd school Boratgh MiniIH-% ituhrfiii Used and plan |n•< ifH .itmris 11;i i-nn body between tin si I IK tlllll Mill C I Illlr rev I mils first vice president and program chairman. A slide presentation was shown board and lite Ie* Iws, but it .i urriculuin and gaMc I om- . I, KlIIK'Hll s.llll Ihc Mini.,!,, 1 IIIIIH ilm.in 1 hai ]is Huunrv Uliuld atl'i I s|lr, ,|i' alums by Mr. Niles to illustrate advantages of high school cooperative adult edu- hasn I met in ycais and |HHII Ililltee rilJMI llllllll, i»-s oi housing cation, as well as the history and expansion of MAECOM. •My wont meet in \rais to Mi Wallmn diose last muht all «ilher I) |M i>! (-niistrui lion .nut strongly supported 'In » here large numbei 1 at come " not lo fill any of the posts anil repair, nu lulling tnulli nxii.iliii 1111 on all nnilll l.un people would reside in con- made vacdiil bv Mr lioltc s family dwcllingv lor » hit h ii\ dwelling construction The IOgT)f iVoa^d member t < nl r .it 11 MI bUlfding pel mils have been If Vgreeing wiih tin* resold went nil lo piniH oul thai Ihe g Sllrd / lion as Mated, Council Presl However, •« supported Truffaut's Craft Devotion i liaii inanshi|i of the com- The new board president's Mr Himello Urge alM ill drill .1 olid S Km Milan said il < mini il man (iibsnn M ho mittee ran t Itching tu him nl her committee chairman anyway. IT!ted in forward .1 copy of tin' revolution was amended asked rhetonctll) II the livei r appointment! are John J, tin- ordinance, when ready, to in IIH imir a moratorium on ol residents: in mulli faiiiilv "According lo the leather*' Kennedy, budget and salary, Evident in Day for Night' contract," said Mr Bolte, tin' rimming Board far coin all 'future (.iinsinulion, be dwellings urir more precious Helen M I'ote. school cur- would still vote tin it than those mho live in single- ' the school supcnntendeiil is riculum and guide. Mrs Ca- ttirnt Tin' moratorium, he action lo a piece of cellu- ished film He tan accept lainiK Rome*. By MARIE CIKRI supposed in be chairman ot rol W Slaeger, public .rela- •aid, would iaks effect imme- "If it's nut done " hi' said. loid. How many people are the faults and idiosyncra- Ihe joint advisory committee tions. Karl V llallam. legis- lll.llliv III! aill>|ll|on III till' lil- 'Tin afraid we're going 10 be ' No. was Mi Bulletin's Since he started making aware that ni^lit scenes sies of "Pamela's" actors Mow can we hot Ii seive .is lative, .lay M Baker, neRnlia dinance by mum 1) in fof a sad set of circuni- reply to Councilman Gibson films in Ihe fifties, are often shot in broad and technicians because chairman' ' turns, the Rev. Kugene K I'niitK iiimin Stout ratted tor Ktaw i' who then said the moratorium Krancois Truffaul has con- daylight (hence the film's they are united with him in Ml WalMBg replied Ihat he Urrgory, sending district hai the moratorium ordinani e .it «.alto ( uncurs tumid appl) Id all conKtruc- sistently paid homage lo titie) or that just five in- making the movie. As in uasnt aware of the re in. tor il was disclosed a multi- Councilman Kalvatare Uat- tion since expected revisions tinemalic art «i his emula- ches outside ihe picture his previous films, he gi\es sun Mr llallam. athletic lion on who may serve as family dwelling now under to, COUBCll'g llalsnll to Ihr would affect the safely nl all tion of such directorial frame a special pffei is even minor characters Hiihi'il I' Schneider, .schoo chairman ol the controversial construction wai no) being Planning Board, agreed with borough residents by setting greati as Jean Renoir. man may loom * it h a their due and lets Ihe au- salrh. Mr. Baker, buildings committee built according to varume thr nri'd In revise Ilir build stronger btriMiitg require- Krnst l.ubitsch and Allied simple spraying device lo dience be the judge of their .mil grounds and Mrs. Pole, lie added, "1 appointed ev- stipulations approved by ing code hi'caiisi' of "glaring ments Hitchcock. Now. In his lat- create Ihe illusion of it actions. The only note of student iiiuncil liaison. 1 csl release called "Day fur storm' censure comes in when Night," he nol only reite- Rut even though "Day someone decides nol to rates thai devotion bul for Ni^hl" contains ail stick with the crew In Matawan Names Simons Truffaut's universe, ihat is Shrewsbury Sets makes \{ Ihe film's reason these realistic touches, it is for IMMMH still a film of Truffaul's Ihc sin that will kick any His creation, however, is imagination, of his special angel out of paradise To Work on Regional Costs not merely a hosanna — it love for anything thai has Budget Hearing In addition lo Miss Cor- is art itself. Ihc \iston (if ;i lo do with the cinema Kv- tese and l.eaud nearly ev- MATAWAN - Borough worth it It's like taking an along," said Mr Simons He man who sees life first and cry element of Ihe mm ie is ery member uf the large Council last night designated elephant nun to ihool a said Malawan Township foremost In cinernatl'c chosen lo contribute 10 his cast gives a sensitive, in- Councilman Hubert V Slmoni mouse" Councilman Hans II Kroehl- terms. *•' vision of life as film Alter Amendment Jr tn meet with representa- • Councilman Donald T Day ich. a staunch opponent of Ihe telligent performance. On one level, "l);iy for The problems of "Pa- SHREWSBURY - A public front local taxes for ihe now tives nf the Regional hoard of urged that Mr Simons trj for budget, "said he sees no area though, Night" deals with Ihe mak- mela's ' actors and ac- healing on amended munu i budget is |355,M8, up from Education tn discuss cute in some kind ol a meeting. that can he cut If your ouist be givcnTiyrniflaiil\ ing of a trouble-prone mov- tresses spill over into his pal budget figurei will be 1321,311 last year the capital nut lay account of "even though Ihe budget was strongest supporter of budget nrigina] screenplay arttkjiis ie entitled "I Wanl You In creation, even lo the point held liexl Tuesday night at Police salaries air $171 MO, Ihe school l)iid(4ol defeated by a small margin, cuts ^i the township sees no inst dl h Meet Pamela " Truffaut where he uses the intimate Borough Council's regular up from $149 '.'.Vl. and will rise . Mr. Simons was authorized ll was defeated, and as a cuts, what good is It?" Mr. tors himself plays the hclea- confession of one of his monthly meeting slightly more to cover the 7 i to explore all possibilities of Council W« owe it In the Mil some of them appear in a Snnnns asksd guered direciot stars for Ihe script of his The amendments, adopted pot i I'lil im I rase g4VM lo I'"- (ills in Ihe $l.':l 41)11 capital ers in look at ihe budget to belter light than they e\er Voting in support of a joint The film is stocked with next day's shooting; One of last night at council's hearing outlay portion of the regional see if there are areas that have before, lice chief Raymond Mass af- meeting were Councilman uonderliil anccdiilcs abnut Ihc main characters. on the new municipal budjjrt, school budget defeated hv ( an he cut Inasmuch as Ihe ter prolonged, negotiation Si mons. Pay, Hike a nd ihe movies and the people played by .lean-Pierre "Day for Night" is not an will restore $;> IVi lo the allo- The chief was originally voters last month, The cur- public has turned it down, Stanley W Sokolowskl. Coun- who make them. There is Leaud, functions as the easy film to characlcri/e cation im* operation of ihe slated to receive the same ti "> rent expense port inn of the meet with the school board ciimen who fell ihe meeting the effusive Italian actress TruffauNsurrogate, a because it contains ele- municipal library regional budget, $7,888,99(1, re- and township officials and see per tent raise given his de- would be fruitless were Coun- who can't quite remember y (i u ng man who e a 1 s, ments of tragedy as well as ceived voter approval in 1 >>>t 11 what can be done," Mr. Day Council's finance chairman, partment members cilmen Walter T Blame and her hues (beautifully por- drinks and sleeps films. comedy and melodrama. Joseph ¥ Dennis, said Ihe The reserve lot unrolleded 1 municipalities. urged. K.iiph Dolan trayed in Vaientina (\ir- Technicians play movie And as compared to Ihe budget change would prob- lavs is $7ti.S»J, up Ilillll last Capital outlay expenditures Mr Simons said township I am still against some tese), ihc wife of nne of tlu\ trivia games in their spare current crop of hiovies, it ably mean only a one cent in- year's $iiH.:ii)-.' 1 are fur Improvements in and officials did not show up at a 1 areas oi iiw budget," Coun- production 'workers who time, everyone's talk is is not an action-packed crease in Ihe previously .an- There is no capital nn maintenance of existing tacil- previous meeting called to spiced with references lo cilman Simons said, "but 1 won't let her husband eaj^ thriller - Ihc plot. In fact,, nounced lax rale, lo $.1.Hli. provemcnl expenditure • itics. discuss the budget, and won- of sij;ht because movie the e i n e m a past a n d is kept to a ban- minimum. cant sav there is much we The currant la* rate is J;I wi Hids will be awarded liexl Midnight tomorrow is iho dered whether they would iil- people are "filthy." and Ihe present. Truffaut manipu- But it is the soil of him cart do about it now." Adoption iif the new WHH.492 Tui'sddy on ur.tall.ilii.il of deadline for governing bodies ii'iid a meeting tonight or to- cat who can't act. ll is also lates all lo bring Ins film that should stick lo the He contended that ihe 1974- budget will mean a la\ bill uf storm sewers in the south , to make cuts in the regional morrow immensely interesting for World full circle mind of anyone whfl views ?."> regional school budget was t7M lor owners of a ti'iiiiim east e rn po it ion of I he, schiMii budget, Township Apathetic 1 a n \ II lie who is a I a 11 il Hopefully, a large num- poorly publicized He said hi It seems that the only home and about Sl.lX.i'fnr a borough, east of Broad SI The current expense portion Mayor Victor il Armellino curious about ihe mechan- ber of movie goers can be lias already arranged with thing he won't tolerate i> a $.111,mill residence and south of Svcaninie yvr of the regional budget, thought another meeting ics of transferring human excited"by that prospect the League of Women Voters traitor to ihe goal of a fin- \ breakdown of the $1 % Hoadsi to bhe impfcineImpjpvsd inm- - J7.sss.iwti. received voter ap- would be almost fruitless : In hold seminars on Ihe budg proval in boiii municipalities. 1 talked with Mayor (Phil- figure, Mr Dennis said, allii- clude SilvIverbrooc k jniad. Wil- et for 1975-76. "If something i.ites 77 i-fiits for county pur- low CourriJ. and Klffi and Com Although Mr. Simons said ip \ ) dumbs and he's not is to lie cnliri/ed. I will make poses five rents for veterans I .III. s hf mold see no areas m the taking any action," Marft it my business in lei the pub- Aimellino said "If you don t Key port Board Approves and senior citizens, $1 IM lor The project, estimated .it capital nut lay portion thai lic know ahout II," Mr Sim- ihe regional luuh si hool; $1:17 j.'xniioii hv Borough Engineer could be cut, he laid his cui- haw Ihe coopiialion of the ons declared , township, there is nothing you lor Ihe bnrnugh si hool and , ! Leon S Avakian. drew _M bid- - leagues he WOUld see what Michael K Kid/us, a Re- call do " cents for municipal purposes ders, ranging from an appar- 'could be dune if Kiev thought gional Hoard of Kdiualion Girl's Varsity Traek Team Inclusion ol the new ent low or 11811,932 from M.i it w ,is necessary "But it is the wish and the member attending last nighl'i Shrewsbury Plaza shopping ranu Construi lion Co of 1- \>>t The lotal impact of Ihe la\ Will of tile people." replied council meeting, said all ex- KKYl'OKT - The Board nl with the exception ol contact competition in this particular I 'enter nn IHC tax lolls for Ihe ham Park to a high of 1387 44:; I dollar, he said, if a cut could Councilman Dennis \ Hike penditures in the capital mil I ilui,iliiin last muht approved sports like football " sport include events such as [ITS] lime uill mraii a la\ from (iiuhani Construct inn be made, would be negligible I'eople iiKaiiist Ihe budget !,n port lull ale necessary He- Ihe addition ol truck and lield Mr Hi-dericks lold the short and long thslamc inn rale \k cents lower than tli.ii I Ulanlii Highlands j "Von might be able to cut would like In see some nu rl ll a i is a re Deeded m all as a sixth Intel si holast ic hoard he hopes to schedule a mug. Ihe hn:li pimp, lavehn anticipated Without the t en All bids were refeited to 120.00(1 mil ,,l il. hill the 11,1 inid sei up (iii through the si hools. he said In addition, sport m which borough hinh dozen track meets tins.year IhToW: the long jump and dis- - In t he engineer s office for' pact un the tax dollar would motions of seeing what can be. biaikioppnm is nwpjwarj In si hooi tin is i .in compete The si hool superintendent cus hurling" I lie amount to be raised stud) be approximately half a cent CUt," he told Mr Simons some schools, windows dam Field hockey, ITOKH country, pointed out I hat 411 IIIL'II I he newest vai'silv learn Fin all tin- problems it would "I will go, but we will have aged In \andals must be re- , basketball and soft- school girls already hav e will clash with Point 1'leasant Cause in rcbudgctlng It's nol to gel t he low iislnp to no placed painting must be ball are Ihc older live girls smned up to try pui for ihe High School'! twirls squad in a dune, the high school stage varsily sports newly-formed track *quad track meel slated fin April ' Keansburg Votes and curtain need repairs and What we've gof now,' said "Tins turnout shows a defi- The board also look action 1 sc hool SII pe tint i ii il f n i nite willingness on the pail of Bmokrialc President shades in se\ rial schools last night in ensure pi oper ii.i\ e to be replaced In addi- Douglas \\ Kredeiicks after mam oi our unls to compete playing facilities for the girls tion, some si hools need lock- •hi s public session, "is in the world ol sports com- inli'isi holastie Softball team New Government the line program lor Ihe Has PressParle ITS and bleachers, he said petition. " said Mr. Kred- In a letter addressed lo the (Continued) quires tenure after three Uirls as uc have lor I hi 1 mini i Hecelll \alldallsm cost Ihe eru ks 'The specilH Ivpc . nl board II Stanley Baker, high that SII man . - .'.Hill — unl ( an In- remuv i'd it educate!! .ill who want to Mini on the Sniilh agenda school board "more than M hool athletic director, asked turned out," Mayot Lloyd only for i ause as determined aitrnd. in Smith said he HI evaluation ni where JI.OIHr in repairs this ypar, the board lo Improve \ PCQ said. in ,m administrative hearing hopes In expand 111 nokilah I'.iookdale is now " And. pick Mi kid/iis said held, a prai In e He lor the Responding In a ring of sup- I he ni'w govel nmenl will learning renlorSj wrhrri WU ll|l oil H li.il hi' llrst I lllcll A J.'lllklll cut would mean Union Beach OKs uu Is softbiill team porters with a grin, she i mi in- structured on an idminis- Ing student1, are helped to de- as this mm verbal message SI Hi less in ihe entire ia\ pic- The athletic director said iiiiiieii, tte will meel tomor- native code ordinance to be velop Un1 mi I'SS.II\ aiudemic I'm geiiuii: thai s.ivs we re ture," he said "Hnl I or improvements must im hide row in selccl candidates lor im mutated ami enai led b) skills the) II . i.nl you ie here mi we i an S'II.IIIIII «,' nnilii ropuii I lol High School Study removal ol broken gluR*, fill- the election \ml we II beat borough council within a gel I)HI k In developing ,i in Di Smith « im expel i i III II.. numerous Imles III Ihe ihein m May We're coming ipei itH'ii lime after the elec- lure I" Smith said he in- community college mini \ iii'l.ili-iii ill ani'lliei ana I Nin\ BK \' II - The sleel and will g| eatlj i ill outfield and installation ol back strong, ami we r« nol tion I hr i ode will tpell mil nii'iiu in i iintinue tends ii. present a fuirly s|H.. Hi the water lower on livers Hoard ol Kdin a I fun last niglil down on mainleiiani • permanent bleui heri KlvinK Up I)', tnj mean dudes and responsibilities of he Hill seek thi- help »i i nun i IflC five vc,ir plan I,HI IV 1 ..IIH- is r\|iii led In cosl the ii.iini'ii a committee to William i; DiM.im si honl im- BVe no i",liiiiali' ol limv The form ol government ap council, ihe borough mail soon " ly agencies in a blll'OUUJI iniui- III,in s .nil in ft Ihe Ir.lMllllllV of I'lllll'l Illlllll- pel inlendenl nun h ihe improvements will proved bj borough voter's yes- ll |i,iitinenl loads and ii he - ni'i in his nun e he ( dating and expundinx Ihe i "I pan . i eptirted nuni llman Int4 a hi::h ti honl in regionu Ml IHM.no illiii.'im nl lli.il 11. i terday proi HI' -• lot IIH' i nun ippointed oflii lal ie iHkiny ,i iimic break 1 "i i uputionvl edui atiiui li.m.ild I l>,r. li/mi' with key purl Mi ll School will i mi- I In' .'ill . i.lib,ill team, said i iiinrii lo be elected ul lai ||e iieseiveii in the people un ill Ihe i nlli'i.r si, nn.n In program lie said vandal on miilui i- rank Welts H I rcl mem dm i aii orientation pi Ml I•'li'ilelli kS IS •' hl'lllllrd mi a inni pui Ii ,III li.i (In Hie new plan ol govern- Smith lie UOUl(l like In .'T r\ Ihc »a .id Initially ll would I..I the p.inni ..i eighth iii pi.i\ its iii ii game April II elections in May every two ini'iii are powers "i initiative Beethoven I I .II, panslon ul whnl hi pi,ill! -. hill i'i| in jlr.i nil bul »11 ii ,i lonjj :'lade 'Illllrlll , IIIIIH.I I • IA ,il lie added Prai Iii c wa up I IIHT ni the in and referendum Initlall i be ' V lew we would s,i\ y almost Brnokda Id s mil ion a 11 y Maii h ! and broke pn*i i " H III! |) III 11 till Man h imini ilmcn. in be i'li- fed low . the people to mtn And he s willing III lend his Ic- known ' i iiinmun I 'eliiiniriing «)ulent• - mi pi i •,. .II B; i he I " Ma) N will serve loin M ,,i rrdlnancei b) petition ol !3 mil In a i lliil.il :'li'll|i 111 \"l| || 'I.I .IIIUII". ,iM >i< ','..• II lid needing mil ii' i I thai Hie III. • eai i, with the term i decided with adoption nl Ihr mi i and I I Will old .on Kr-. in, on ihe budget In the ni si few III lit hi i III I'M il IhC plant Tomorrow i 111 p I n 111 be bj lol hv public referendum i hi will |n :, i the \li v i| b) • •] nun ing ml II.i i ihr monthly 'ii i'< the attention ol I hereaftei cnuni itmcfl will powi'i nl ii'ieiI'IIIIHMI I.iii hi. .'n.iii yen I III Hli hard M I l\ nn anoihei i» thai dcpnrtmtnl lorn on III Illliilillr .il H |J III.I |> .Hill, ll ll. .ii .1 in. 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• II.ill Tat Patty BigMrr, Kei fta*-Mi*dirt*»a. N.I. Weatostfay. Man* «, MM f WORLD Fiorino on State House Visit By Ike Atwcialed Press Impeachment Lawyers in Court To Discuss Patronage Jobs WASHINGTON — Lawyers for the House impcaphment By BEN VAN VLIM inquiry go into court for the first lime today for a hearing of arguments on what should be done with a grand jury's secret TRENTON - Monmnuth Watergate report County Democratic chairman The presence of lawyers from the House Judiciary Com- John R Kmnnn is scheduled mittee and the White House appeared to confirm reports that I here today with , and ap- crats. She said, however, there proposals also would call far shortened presidential cam- taken by Borough Council last which I assume are being pointments to Ihe five-mem- Mrs. Campbell said several are several olhcr applicants paigns, federal laws against "dirty tricks," and legislation night in the wake of numer- held up are being delayed be- Man Fined ber authority are made on a factors are involved in filling for the $2ti.204-aycar job va- that would make it easier for public figures to sue when sub- ous complaints from resi- cause of minor things. In political basis by the gnvcr- the many patronage jobs cated by Robert K. Bower. jected to "slanderous attacks." dents. caucus we agreed to issue certificates of occupancy and Nixon's package will run into strong congressional sup- The action was taken on a On Charge Of give a new owner time to cor- port for public financing of campaigns and over-all limits on vote, with Mayor Victor rect any problems campaign spending. The source said Nixon opposes public fi- R. Armcllino breaking the lie. Cop Assault Shrewsbury Library Wins nancing and believes spending curbs would be unfair and ben- Mayor Armellino said sev- Code Defended LONG BRANCH - Bienve- efit incumbents. eral allorneys in the borough nido Rivera, 20, of 692 Broad- have questioned the legality "The fact that there is no appeals board is our fault. We way yesterday was fined $50 of the ordinance, residents by Municipal Court Judge Ja- Reprieve, $5,000 Budget Elections Net Split Decision are stifled in their ability lo should establish one forth- with.' Mr. Day continued. cob Rand on a charge of as- sell their houses and "in cer- SHREWSBURY -The and had circulated 10,(j26 mobile scheduled visits to the Special congressional elections yesterday in Ohio and Cal- "I am sure there is nothing saulting Patrolman Richard tain areas it just doesn't borough library, scheduled to books. borough's senior citizens or if ifornia amounted to a split decision in the latest test of voter illegal about it," he added. J. Ferrante in city hall. make sense." be phased out on June 1 in fa- A survey taken in the gram- the present library committee sentiment on Watergate and the Nixon administration. "To draw up a code is very Patrolman Ferrante told Councilman Robert V. Sim- vor of a new school library, mar school indicated that developed transportation Voters in the , Ohio, area elected a Democratic costly, and the legal fees for the judge that he was escort- ons Jr., who introduced an or- won a repriey/e last night as about half the students would plans to give seniors access to representative for only the fourth time this century, but a the existing ordinance were ing lsmaei Girade, a city resi- California Republican scored an impressive victory over a dinance to abolish the exist- dent, from the courtroom to Borough Council bowed to de- continue to use the local li- the Eastern Branch. ing code, said not only were more than for an ordinary or- mands of its audience and re- brary even after the new field of seven Democrats for a vacant southern California dinance. We should not ne- police headquarters when Mr. Councilman Frederick W. seat. there numerous complaints Rivera pushed him down the stored $5,000 in library funds school facility opened. Yorg voted with the majority, and questions regarding the gate everything we have al- to the municipal budget. In two previous special elections this year, voters in ready done." stairway and kicked Mr. Gi- Former Councilwoman although he said he "whole- Pennsylvania and Michigan elected Democrats to fill pre- code, but in two instances po- rade. The Board of Education has Emilia M. Siciliano said the heartedly agreed with Mr. tential residents have been Mr. Day's request to table allntcd $20,000 in its budget, borough paid $12,861 last year Stewart's position." viously "safe" GOP seats. Political observers said the results the ordinance was defeated 4- Police said they were una- indicated a possible trend that could carry over into this fall's denied certificates of occu- ware of the man's reason for adopted by voters last month, for its membership in the Municipal budgets must be pancy in spite of approval of 3. Tabling it, he said, would to remodel two classrooms in county library system, or congressional elections. allow a sTUffy nf how the ordi- the assault. He was taken lo adopted by a majority vote California state Sen Robert I Lagomarsino, who said the dwelling by the Federal the upstairs court which was the school into a library and aboul an $8 28 tax levy on a and Ihe absence of Coun- Housing Authority (K1IA) and nance now in effect could be to hire a librarian for the new $30,000 home. Watergate was not an issue, took more than 50 per cent of the made more workable. in session, and was fined by cilwoman Dorothy E. Blair, total vote over the entire field of seven Democrats, avoiding Ihe Veterans Administration. Judge Rand. facility. Council had agreed Continuation of the borough said Mr. Yorg, meant he Furthermore, he said those The existing code was to fund only half a year (or library would add only about would vote for the amend- the necessity (or .i runoff. His opponents had campaigned on termed "very workable for Watergate with varying degrees of intensity. who were denied certificates the municipal library so that S-U0 per year to taxes on a ment "to keep the budget nf occupancy had no recourse Matawan Borough" by Coun- JCPL Asks its books, furniture, card $20,000 home. from getting into the hands of for appeal. "There is no ap- cilman Bike "A certificate of catalogs, reference materials the (stale) Director of Local Hijacking Mars Food Giveaway occupancy should not be and other equipmenl could be Vote to Amend Budget Finance." peals board, no place where After a recess, council, someone can go to get re- denied because of paint condi- 23.5 Pet. HJLLSBOROUGH, Calif - The waiting continues for the tions. This could be worked contributed to the school. voted fourtoone lo amend lief," Mr Simons said. Determination of the budget family of kidnapi'il I'atncia Hears) after completion of a third out. About HO people turned up the budget to include library food giveaway for Jii.tiiHi persons was marred by a hijacking. The ordinance in existence Rate Boost by that division would mean at last night's public hearing funds for the second half of all municipal salaries would now, he said, was initially "The ordinance was passed NEWARK (AP) - The Jer- News media reported that a truck carrying food for 4,000 on the new municipal budget, 1974, bul it was a reluctant he rolled back to 1973 levels drawn up "to control rental last .year and we agreed at sey Central Power & Light persons was only a lew minutes away from its Hunters Point most of them protesting clo- vote and the the council would in Ihe beginning of this year to Co. is seeking a 23.5 per cent distribution site in yesterday when it was properties in ihe borough." sure of the municipal lending Councilman Robert W. effect have to redo much of gi\e tins thing a chance," Mr. rate increase to raise $iti 7 • stopped by gunmen. They threatened the driver and left with II sets up guidelines for library they said answered its new budget. Rike declared. "Rather than million in new annual reve- Stewart, who is director of the rig. maintaining residential and special needs of preschoolers, Ihe Asbury Park Library, non-residentlal properly. It silting down to discuss this nues. After the vote, Mayor Rob- The truck was found later, emptied nf between $34,000 and problem we are repealing it," adults and senior citizens. voted against the proposal. calls for demolition, if neces- The power company sub- ert C. Lawrence 3rd said he |60,000 of meat, poultry and produce, according to reports. he said. Story Hour Is Casualty "1 understand that in prep- mitted a rate hike request to felt "this whole issue of the li- Police said no complain! of the heist had been made and sary, and describes penalties Several residents pointed aration for the school library, Mr Sokolowski, explaining the State Board of Public brary is an emotional one." that orders from 'high up" appeared In be out not lo press for violations II also creates out thai the local library's most of the borough library's the matter Officials heading the food distribution would not the position of an inspector his support of the existing Utility Commissioners here popular story hours for pre- "For economic reasons this books and equipment will be library should not be contin- confirm the theft. responsible for seeing thai Ihe code, said, "This plan has yesterday. schoolers would he among the been found to be a working transferred into the school li- ued." thf mayor said, "be- ordinance is enforced. In addition, tho utility, casualties «>f a dosing. Many brary," he said. As it was drawn up, how- ordinance in other commu- which serves 411 per cent of cause it means a triplication adults, particularly senior With continuation of the of expense." Oil News Boosts Slocks ever, no certificates of occu- nities I think if we suspend the land area in the state, is or repeal this in order to citizens, who now walk to Ihe municipal facility, duplicate NEW YORK - Stock prices have surged higher, stimu- pancy could be issued before seeking an interim emer- library at 678 Broad St. lo He continued the library ad- draft another, we will be set books and equipment would vocates that even though lated by what analysts say are Wall Street hopes that an end minor cracks in walls or mi- gency rate boost of 14.6 per Stock up on current fiction, to tin- Arati ml embargo is near back another two months." cent to lake effect April 15. have to be purchased, at a money had been budgeted for nor instances of chipped paint have no easy access to the cost ha estimated between The Dow .lones average of :ifl Industrial! rose 19 24 points were repaired. According lo Shepard Bar- the continuation ol the facil- (nuldn't Veto It Eastern Branch library on $10,001) and 112,000 ity, that money did not have yesterday to 172.42, its highest rinse and largest daily jump in Die ordinance was adopted tnoff, company president, the "Let the ordinance run its RI :> " , Mr Itewarl said the to lie spent for the library if two month • in December by a 51 vole. overall increase would raise course and work out the And even school children borough would he better off if "alternative means are Big Board volume climhed to 21.98 million shares, the Mr, Simons cast the dis- the cost of gas and electricity bugs, " urged Councilman would be without a library on the county library's Book- fnund." highest total since January. senting vote. Since then, how- for residential customers be- Rike, "We should slick with weekends and during Ihe en- Slock market analysis said investors were encouraged by ever, two new couneilmen tween 6 per cent and 30 per this one before throwing up tire summer. (•ports thai the Arab ml producing natloni were considering a have taken over Mali for- cent, depending on usage our hands " Mrs Jacqueline .1. Seuffert, lifting of the embargo on ml shipments to the United States as merly held by Mrs. Lillian C. Bartaoff said |30.7 million Although Mr. Simons ac- 131 Qarden Road, reported early as this coming Sunday. Burry anil Salvatore Mitazzo, of the additional income knowledged be opposed Ihe thai the library had a mem- The added possibility thai \ial> oil puces might be low- Both favored ihe ordinance would be absorbed by taxes, bership nf 2.000 people in 1973 Unisex maintenance coda "from the ered also stimulated market activity, IK Tin1 new couRtilmen, Ralph with the. remainder to be ap- Dolan ind Waller T Blame, very beginning," Mayor Ar- mclliim ,,ni| he was not too hair- oppose 11 pllrd In new construction STEREO Selassie Power Seen (lut enthusiastic aboul It, bul Wilh Ihe i 1 split on council WADB ADDIS ABABA, Kthwpin - Ethiopian observers predict signed ii Because I could not Wiii\cs lli cutting lasl ni^ht. M.ivoi \iiiiclhini COVERING the new constitution premised by Emperor Halle Selassie win veto ii" in order lo veto an RUMSON - Philip J. tiled upon to break a lie flu ti<,illy niil.nl the \iiln,illv unlimilnl aiithmilv of the ordinance, he'iaid, support Loort, 2i. of D»s Ocean MONMOUTH « OCEAN vote io approve Introduction H; ' ll I Hi. I from two thirds ol the council Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, COUNTIES • wash of an ordinance lo repeal the \[iii II nipcror, llaile Selassie is finally would have been nece h.is waived ;i preliminary eMstnM code The final vote uivir He la ready lo become .< certmo> wnii i i i vote, he did pint hearing In Municipal Couri • cut was I I nii,i i 'iieiici iii.ii commented have the II. I |i|">it, mi Chat !•'• • "I .illriiiplrd Voting to aboil ii ihe rode • blown i tie frail, M V'MI »iii smperoi will retain IN royal trapp* breaking and entry, He In II ViffAfa now in iores vvera Coun* oi ihip of millions ol peasants, bul real power Councilman Dolan do* held ;it ihe county i'Milieu iii.niie Dolan, inn IO parliament, Ihe i iWnei and UP M i"i> reehold In default nl and Mayor Srmtlllno •cribed the code as an un ShaOotobrook. MEN'S* WOMEN'S nwmnei si the i iW workable ordinance it will he 15,000 bail pending action ( th.il II HAIRCUTTINQ EVERY DAY 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 l i . »n the b tiv iin- KTund |ui , mum UdMiHiimin'm""''"" """""""""""""""""" """""'''"" "" "" "'' '''' be kepi on ih» i mim ilnwn Don rHUM.r*. ZBrlvBrsldeive \l.i\m Vi Denn md Stanley rviNiHos r6|j bank I i mini ilincii In | SERVICB IS OUR millet i" i\ ids fui moiNtMNT 741-9142 CMfltMUtTt ' ail Scruji I'llJMT < ollritidll ludy ii with BIGGEST ASSET / tuis sal ippninl »}»\"TM«IMI»! 'i fin:, no Sulimluv in IIOIDDII'I iii pi. in Monnw- »,!«•!.HIM 1" !!>••• !•»' HOLMDRt. - IiIIV CAM W£ HCLP YOU ? appoininmnt II i nllei i • ink nui anothei 1 1 nnly n,»4 In *M« panel it the in' 1 modttili Comb ri ' 1 1 'Mil III imllteo qnniinn iii nnofl u !• CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Scissor^ .I him i nut) •• II it ' 4 TV Daly Register. Rrtf tut-MIMptowi. V 7 VrtV rfat. Man » C, Obituaries Freeholders Approve $44.1 Million Budget .tain appli- 1 < rcasc and uncla id be IIIIUUHIIIIUMIIUIIIHIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIHIUIIIHUUIMI. um il ease • > s be 11 of (44 I million will receive a flat mi for 1074 d vulh Mrs.MarlhaU.Wi.n Mr Irwin maintained that xplamed Mr Naro/an tit «iii aave lunch with PORTLA •' - the planned salary incicases ick li said t.hat,thc rial problem Mr Irwin to Mr. Mrs Martha H Wien, M, valuation was adopted I Kty employes this year Mr. Goff maintained that was that Ihe council wants to and Mr COM. "lo died Monday at the Hilltop Hoard of I salary (.rip*s larger than what be thi M Nui day No Jit lull, however, w.is counties were giving their will be forced to use public [or a number d county discuss this matter." bhi a patient She .ibnut Id >cais of ask- l.iken \>\ Ilie Irei holders to employ i transportation to perform employi iderforthe LOTTERY WINNCI county to know wlial group of was the mother of Mi s ing ihe freeholders to pi amend Ihe budget to include "There is just a limit to their jobs because tt, lues. March 5 W»41 Margaret Capenegro B( rflnc services for in- how much we can spend of longer could afford to operate employes it represents it is irdo, \ I and bad i! the county jail. Miss The 1974 budget of the taxpayers money. This their private cars lived in that town from MM Elisabeth Kelley of Red S44.1M.0M M in- board, man for man, went When Mr. Irwin said that to 19M i member of the Wom- crease of IMM.ttt 4! over through this to determine just the Council represented 19(1 She was horn in Austria en i \uxihary to the Mon budge) However, what the traffic would bear," county employes, Kelix A De- and came to this country in mouth County Correctional Ihe new budget reflects a de- he i ontinuod, adding that the Sarno, an Asbury Park at her teens She formerly re- Institute, heard the news she • in ihe amount county amount slated for salary in- torney representing the coun- sided in Irvingtofl and Ma- has been wailing fur taxpayers will contribute im creases amounts to hundreds cil, said the number was plewood She was a mem County Administrator Then the thud consecutive year. of thousands of dollars mere than 500, explaining that ber of the Badische Folks dore .1 Naro/.amck said that ~TBe projected \*\ rate per "We did the very best we some employes are paying Kest VtTcm oi Newark. the freeholders have ban MM ni equalized valuation it could do," said Mr. Irwin their dues directly to the as- Her husband. Carl Wien, working on a program for the t)2»U. a drop n( 2 47 cents Of the total budget, sociation and. therefon died in 194H past three weeks and hope to from the 197:t late (il $11.4;i:i,4«ti is slated for .sala- not recorded ag members YEAR implement such a program Since 1!I7 I . Ihe rate li a -, ries and wages for county em- Mr DeSarno told the free- Surviving, in addition to •aaaaBBBBI Mrs. Capenegro, are anoth- shortly. dropped (l.">72 cents ployes, representing an ag- holders that council represen- Sol Hurok er daughter, Mrs. Klsbeth Mr. Narozanick said that While Ihe county lax rate gregate increase of 12.3 per tatives were having difficulty Hequembpurs of Hoiden, with the opening of the Pollak has rtnrmmrt. iin tffai i a) 11 ni All classified employes discussing salaries with coun- WINTER ECIAL Mass; a son, Eric .1. Wien, ciinu in Freehold, the free- the rale is not uniform will be receiving an in- ty officials, maintaining that Impresario here, eight Krandchlldron, holder! have heen able to throughout the county'i H crement raise plus a IJ per if the two sides could sit down and 12 nival-grandchildren. work out a program for this municipalities. The rate each Arrangements will be Most of the public teuton taxpayer must pay is deter- Sol Hurok made here. on the budget was occupied mmrtHjy the municipal ratio by John .1 Goff, a represenla- Of assessed valuation to true Dies at 85 Jjicith Kritrti value. Thus, in some towns 1 the county tax share will in- FAIR HAVEN NKW YORK (Al ) - Sol LONG BRANCH - .Incnb GeorgC A. Dorian Sr. crease and in others il will Hurok, the riambnyant impre- Kioen. 71, of 1114 Chelsea PORT MONMOUTH - dot lease RESIDENTS sario who brought Russia's A\e the retired owner of the George A. Dorgan Br., H, ol While the labor group did greatest performers to Amer- .1 & L Manufacturing Co , M Monmouth Ave died yes- complain about what it ica's mnsl pmtigiOUl halls, mat manufacturers, died yes- terday in the New Jersey Vet- termed inequitable salary in- died ycslcrd.iy of a heart at- terday in Monmouth Medical erans Memorial Home, Vine- CLEAN-UP DAYS creases, neither that group tack. He was 85. Center. land nor any other speaker during His office IMHKI Mill ok lic- Barn in Poland, he had Born in Jersey City, where the public session criticized MONDAY - March 11ll) - Prospect ht to Huu M. call lor free estimate came ill during a meeting lived m this area for the past he lived most of his life, he with David Rockefeller, the budget. finest installation •lii years. was a permanent resident WEDNESDAY - March 13th - luini Vista Avi. to Fair Haven M. chairman of Hie Chase Man- Surviving are his \wdim. here l.i years and a summer Mr. Goff argued that the hattan Bank, after having Mrs Theresa DiGlrolamo resident 40 years high cost of living ha« more than wiped out the increase THURSDAY - Mirch 14th - Fair Haven Rd. to Hanco M lunch with Spanish gUiUrllt Kroen; a son, Leonard Kroen He retired 18 years ago county employes received last Andres Segovia. of Ukiah, Calif.; three daugh- from the Fulton Fish Market Roy W. Nelson year. This prompted Freehol- Hurok was rushed from the ters, Mrs. Susan Penta, here, in New York and had been a der Director Joseph C. Irwin Borough Administrator bank's office in the Wall and Mrs. Blanche Schniger school crossing guard in Mid- to interject that Mr. Goff and Street area In Bcekman and Mrs. Dorothy Handler, dletown Township for five his council was asking for a Downtown Hospital, where he both of Miami Beach; three years. was pronuunced dead 20 min- brothers, Charles and Harry • A member of SI. Cath- utes later Spilken, both of Florida, and erine's Catholic Church, F.ast At once feisty and charm- Sidney SpUken of New York Keansburg, he was a Navy OHN DAILY TENDER LEAN ing, Hurok rciuned for N City; a sister. Mrs. Bessie veteran of World War 1 and 9 to 10 P.M. years as one of the world's Bunevitzky of Florida; eight served aboard Ihe USS Ar- most successful impresarios. grandchildren and five great- kansas. Under his supervision some grandchildren. Surviving are his widow, of the world's greatest sing- The Woolley Funeral Home Mrs. Anna Patterson Dorgan; ers, musicians and dance is in charge of arrangements. two sons, George A. Dorgan troupes of three generations Jr. of Clifton and Paul Dor- toured the United States. John Figaro gan of Colorado Springs, SUNDAYS RIB END Those artisits, many unseen Colo ; two daughters^Mrs. 9 to 6P.M- SHREWSBURY - .lohn in this country until then, in- Dorothy Grabowski ofi'hoe- Figaro, X8. of :iS Henry St. cluded Anna Pavlova, the nix, Ariz., and Mrs Oraldine died yesterday al home. Russian ballerina; the Scots Hunter of Rumson; a brother, Guards from England, and Born in Italy, he came In William Dorgan of Jersey theBolshui Ballet from the the U.S. at the turn of the City; eight grandchildren, century and lived in Red SEAFOOD Soviet Union. and three great-grand- Bank before moving here U The chunky, owlish-faced children. years ago. Hurok had only one tbsl for Arrangements are under his artists. Did they project? Mr. Figaro was a retired gardener. the direction ol the John F. "If they arc not tempera- Pfleger Funeral Home, New He was a communicant of mental, 1 don't want them," Monmoulh. RIB HALF he once said. "It's the nature St. Anthony's Catholic Church for UNUN NitAIS 10-Inch Cut and a member of the Gari- of a great artist to be that John L. Harbet-k LOIN HALF way. There's something in baldi Society. ASBURY PARK - John 10-lrxhCirt them — some warmth, some His wife. Angelina Mazzeo Heat and Eat • ONlLlSi fire — that projects into ;m Figaro, died in 19S8 Lloyd Harbeck, 79, of 510 audience and makes il re- Surviving are one sun. An- Deal Lake Drive, a retired Tasty Pork Roast vice president of the Chuhli spond" llmny Figaro of Miami; six RIB IND Extra Man CUT FROM Corp . insurance brokers, died FISH At times, Hunik's longtime daughters, Mrs. Philip Mazza Tatty WESTERN PORK U.S.D.A. yesterday in Monmoulh Me- CINTIR CUT sponsorship of Soviet artists and Mrs .lack Connors, both PORK dical Center. Long Branch. CAKES CHOICE stirred controversy, espe- here, Mrs. Paul Silver and CHUCK Born in Maplewood, he had PORK cially amid growing protests Mrs. .lack Maitland. both of LOIN Per Country CHOPPED over the treatment of Soviet Red Bank. Mrs. Alexander lived in Cranford and Hay Pre Cooked RIBS OF Bianco of Oakhurst and Mrs. Styl. FAMILY PACK CHOPS .lews. Head before moving here sev- Heat and Eat USDi Florence Frase of New York en years ago. / 1! led to a firebombing at his BREADED BEEF .CH0G City; 11) grandchildren and Mr. Harbeck retired from midtown Manhattan office on Short seven great-grandchildren. the Chubb Corp in 1959 after FLOUNDER .Ian. 27, 1972. in which a young Cut SO years of service with the FILLETS receptionist was killed and The John E. Day Funeral RIB $ Hurok overcome by smoke. Home, Red Rank, is in charge firm He was a Woild War I I S Hurok, a .lew born in Rus- of arrangements Fish Lovers ROAST Army veteran sia, later urged heller protec Delight FIRST CUT William M.Setrin Mi llarheck was a member CHOICI tion for Russian artists and 2-Lb. Bex diplomats while lashing oul LONG BRANCH - William of Ihe Fust Presbyterian RIB against militant Jewish M. Setnn, 66, of 400 Willow church of Cranford, the Drug SEAFOOD SHORT SAUSAGE and Chemical Club of New TURKEYS ROAST groups Ave. died Monday in Mon- PLATTER RIBS SHORT CUT mouth Medical Center York City, the Sons of the LINKS Revolution »t New York, the OP SEIF He was horn here and had RIB STEAKS lias Bethel M.Sculihorp Hay Mead Yacht Club and the been a lifelong resident. Mr ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS American Museum ol Natural Setnn retired in 1%K after 23 — Miss Belhel \l Srullhnrp. History Del Monte 46- yean' lervlce as information 81, of 12 Sixth Ave . died yes- He was also a trustee ol Hie clerk in the Long Rranch of- terday in Monmouth Medical Bay Head Chapel Association. FRUIT DRIN Center, Long Branch Flee ttl the Pennsylvania Rail- Surviving are his widow. Born here, she was a life road Mrs, l.ois Cleveland llarheck, WISTRICH AIL MEAT long borough resident He was ;\ communicant ol WESTRICH two suns. John I. Harbeck Ji she was a member ol the liniy Trinity Cathode Church BOLOGNA -M SPICED HI Boca Raton, Fin and Jay United Methodist i him h .Hid ,i member ol Kiks Lodge c llarbeck of Hiimson and WISTRICH COOKID Church and its administrative 742 Bay Head a step-son, John KRAFT DfLUXe DINNft board, and a member of the Surviving are Ins widow . ^SALAMI • HALF II F. Fabragas of Corona Del United Methodl i Women She Mrs Catherine (iarafine Set- MACARONI A CHEESE Mar Calif II grandchildren also held memberships In the nn; a ton William M Setrin and nne great grandson PIUMURT • HUNORY JACK borough's Historical Si Jr HI Ocean Township; •< 33 Oi. MM liwtant CI.Man.lJ-Oi.Pk!. ,ind Monmouth • hapter 251, daughter Mr« Grace Illro, nl i in- John I' Da) funeral MASHED POTATOES iimiie. four grandchildren niiier HI Ea ittrn Star Home Red Bank la In charge CHEESE RAVIOLI *IPE and one great-grandchild, ni arrangement!! OOIOEN DRAIN 7 OZ. SOX Surviving a re scv eral SMadUh IJ-Oi. 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\l II..- II. I.I. fU4S«pfc- «M*H*»«. fc ( »«««« < 7 Says Shrewsbury's Senior Citizens Are ]Non-Political 47 Whit. mitlee - jiatura. in Colls Ne< k I Wi pect of still more front- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 one shaken up I didn t I by ao page heroism by Mr How- To the Edi since ihis approach I must object to your KKOMOl R but do know I \ politicians' tricks Sincerely, by the undersigned and I Council were forced to con- on his way to Freehold. If. live work was not Mrs Charles Lube iiHuiHiiiiiiHiiwiuiiiiiiii iiiiimimiiiimin (Kiinlin^ a I Ma me must face up la thi request that same be pub- sider the creation of this " by any chance, you could montj in as lished in your letters to the committee Washington. I) C MSIS print my thanks and ;t|)|>ie Mr Howard' editor. Let me further slate thai Happy cycling and let's nation I would be wry In national and local prob- course, at himself, or at Thanking you, I am, even if the committee had help support this new law grateful Thank you Very truly yours, pot received the support of being passed much 21 MEN I Mark M. Romanenko the Mayor and Council, it Sincerely, Sincerely Jack Crothers, President would have continued its Mr Francis Favor K M Holder SUMMER LOST Democratic Club dedicated and ambitious f 1*1 • Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 work to help our older Dear Mr. Crothers: Americans of Shrewsbury Parent* c,hil cent statement made in Standley and Mr. Dale of you have heard that TV. favorable publicity these PROGRAM OF your acceptance speech as It is most unfortunate commercial. But alas, it days as a result of Hie EXERCISE. the Democratic Club presi- that you should entertain seems to me that many energy crisis. dent on Tuesday night, Jan. the thought of personally parents have heard but Whether he's traveling £k MOTIVATION AND 28, 1974, which was pub- profiting by your state- have not listened. We have through the south in lished in the Daily Register ment. I urge that you and —many shortages—but one amazement at the plentiful iri*i mt MT| snO Jj MOTIVATIONAL gasoline supplies there, or >on ol il»l»> liccntrd iMCtet on Wednesday, Jan. 29, your fellow members re- shortage we shouldn't have Ih*rf» IRt| aoo' to doc 1i»n»porl*lion GUIDANCE 1974. frain from any political in- is parental supervision busily sending angry letters »nd no §>ou» ku man than 10 thdtfun To begin with, the forma- volvement of this Com- The responsibility of the to oil companies and feder- tion of the Shrewsbury Se- mittee, but let it remain in parent, or is it the lack of al bureaucrats, we ha- WANT SIMILAR RESULTS? nior Citizens' Committee its entirety a bipartisan it, is brought to my atten- rassed motorists can count bowl- did not materialize as a re- body. tion time and time again on him to be on our front when I read headlines and pages ad nauseam with ASK NOW ABOUT OUR sult of the Democratic Sincerely, such phony tricks. PRE SUMMER DISCOUNT! bod/A ^Health slate's platform, nor did it Mark M. Romanenko stories in the newspapers OHII YOUNG PEOPLE'S materialize as a result of Public Relations Chairman, of juvenile delinquincy. Since Mr. Howard is the IN NEW JERSEY shoppe^ the Mayolaw r and Council's ef- Senior Citizens Committee How many times have chairman of a House sub- Monmouth County Only DAY CAMPS committee on energy, may 1NEW JERSEY OFFICE forts. The fact is that the we all read of cases such Tli Borough of Shrewsbury 16LakeBlvd Maiawa foundation for the. com- as the following; "Six juve- a curious voter ask where II, NJ J774T] HWY.35 671-2288 MIDDLETOWN mittee and its purposes had niles are accused of Mon- he was a year ago when been laid out in February, Use of Cycles mouth Beach thefts" — oil companies and others 1/n nCC REGUURMEMBERSHIPWITH 1973, with its originators 33 Irving Place "Nab three teen-agers in warned that the shortage /3 Ull THIS AD. EXP. 3-10-74 Red Bank, N.J. .07701 Harlem holdup" — "Boy,was coming? Since Mr. Dr. Standley, Mr. Dennis Howard is about to get still and myself devoting many To the Editor eight, blamed for false Early in July of 1973, I alarm" — Officials at cem- hours of our time to formu- Two of several LeiMjre'U-ehn

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L i« M...h«.h.„n»»,„,,,MMKM^ Kan* « Artists, Public Have Two Important Exhibitions Ahead By CAROL JACOBSON dancers, musicians and tended thi nent, and came up which opera Mon tape and multi-media roam person cooped in by with * list of approximate- mouth With the advent of warm- specialists into prolonged -me winter'!) go ly 7(1 groups and individual Old Mill \ er weather and more avail- exhibits. and soaring prices will be ART artists and perfm > Artistry in Black from the able gasoline, it will be And so those involved eager to dine short dis- Start of Council the Participants Middletown Folk Festival. eaaer for the artists in and must be given a hand Kor tances for a fulfilling cul- KOIU M That study culminated in Booths will be set up by John Mucki New- about Monmouth County to an enormous amount of tural activity the corporation of Hie Mon- the Shore Chapter of New man and Mrs prepare for two area week- thought and work, both Showcase II mouth County Arts Coun- Jersey Architects Mon I S!;i|)let(ill Thr n graphics, mixed media and end exhibitions, one this promotional and organiza- The weekend of Man h was an experiment that cil, which was organized mouth Museum, Monmoulh tirbilii: sculpture for their annual month, the other one in tional, goes into planning 22. U and 24. the Mon- brought 7.500 visitors to the independently as a county County Historical Assofi run demonstration!. national exhibition in the May. before the event. mouth County Arls Council Monmouth College parking arm of the New Jersey ation. Montnoutn Count) Kunning concurrently City Museum. 472 Both sponsoring organi- And, of course, the exhih ( MCAC ) will sponsor lot. where the entrance fee Council of the Arts Ails Council and the with these exhibition mi Saturday, zations are relatively new ltors and performers are Showcase II. the second to the arts festival was a And it's in conjunction ui.s loi Popular Kilu liemonslralions will t>e ;ip iti. from io a m. I* 4 at arranging successful totally dependent on public annual art festival on Mon nominal onetime parking with the Junior League. cation, a resource group proKimately MI performing Hie third floor Y or concentrations of painters, support. mouth College's campus in cost a charge the council MCAC and Monmouth Col- from Brookdale Commu- groups, more than enough information, write Minma sculptors, crafts men and I would venture a guess West Long Branch Friday will request again this lege that Showcase 11 will nity College which will ex activit) lor clnldn n Brossa, 514 Ewing Ave., women, photographers, that events will be well at evening, March 22. there year. This year a crowd of again be presented hibit a video la|X' program adults to absorb in two Franklin Lakes. N.I 07417. will be an invitational open- more th#n 10,000 is ex- Kxhibitions in Woodrow and which will record on days There will be a selection ing for guests and partici- pected Wilson Hall will be bv area film the Showcase week- Three Organi/ers jurv and an awards jury end Modern professional building pants. Paul Zigo. assistant di- photographers, sculptor This \i',ir\ Festival of with Kudolf Haramk. Will Jim Gary, winners from Karnet, Avel DeKnight OFFICES conveniently located near the On Saturday, May 4, at rector of community rela- Running continuous!) the Arts is being organized tions at Monmouth College the Teens Arts Festival, Saturday and Suml.n in triplicate bj Mrs Shei- judging paintings, Loi i it center of Red Bank. 4000 sq Monmouth Reform. Temple, llance Road. New and MCAC board member, the (luiid of Creative Art, (t lines a nil pi >i re s o n lah Haskin-I.oebcl. Hum (Joule! judging sculpture TO tt. new building with basement Shrewsbury, the fourth an- is overall chairman of Monmouth College, The campus will be published son. Mrs Lois Blondei Lo and Martin 1-iarooshian storage. Has air conditioning, nual Festival of the Arts Showcase II. New School of Monmouth and available to Ine public) CUst, and Mrs I.ibln Sad- judging graphics. 1 RENT elevator and ample on-site will open with a cham- It was only four or five County, the Mnnmouth will ix children's art work- with. Coiis fleck. parking. Will subdivide. pagne party for artists, years ago that the Junior Mineral and Gem Club, the shops, by Artistrs in B}ack Invitations to I2fl artists ProspectUa and entry sponsors, patrons and in- League of Monmouth Conn Freehold Arts Society. Ma and the Junior Leagye have been mailed < raft forms for Hie New Jersey PATOCK CONSTRUCTION CO. vited guests. The show will ty, with headquarters in nasquan River artists, the plus individual demonstra- demonstrations are being Kate Museums Ninth An- continue through Wednes- Rumson, studied the coun- Monmoulh Museum's Mo- tion! by the Umg Branch planned during daytime nual Aii from New Jersey 747-1078 day, May 8. ty's needs relating to the bile Workshop with the Senior Citizens, and crafts- hours, and during evening juried exhibition ha\e been I.ast year's Showcase arts, after years of in- help of the Junior League men Paul Aspell. Thomas hours there vwll be per mailed in more than 1.500 ormances by area artists artists ;imi art teachers nd musicians. Entries must be deliv- Along with a journal pub- ered to the museum be- ished by the temple, listing tween i) am and 4 p.m. trogranu, artists, spon- from Monday, April K>, sors, patrons and demon- through Saturday, April HI strators this year there will Each ailist must be 18 be a m l n i • bo u 11 q u e years of age or older, sub- equipped with handcrafted nutting either one painting, WAY terns for sale. There will sculpture, graphic or con- >e a daily nominal en- struction completed in 1970 Naturally aged trance fee for children and or later and not exhibited for tenderness adults. before at the state mu- and flavor. The temple will sell seum. There is no entry Florida Citrus Sale! paintings, sculpture, and fee. The exhibition is crafts for the artist, keep- scheduled from .lune 1 ing one-third of the price through Sept 2, for themselves in this fund- * * • rapefruit raising function. Jiltl Gary's sculpture is So for March and May, included in the 149th annual we look forward to a quali- exhibition of the National tative concentration of art Academy of Design, 1083 and artists. Fifth Ave , New York, ART CALENDAR which runs through March Sara Eyestone exhibits 17. 79 painted batiks at the YM- YWHA. Grant Ave., Deal The Garret, 8 Monmouth Park, from Sunday through St., Red Bank, has a group April Id with a public re-r showing this month with il- ception Sunday from 4-6 lustrations by LeRoy Nei- p.m. man, metal"sculpture by Boneless * * * Zarabi of North Jersey and The Painters and Sculp- porcelain pottery by Ed tors Society of New Jersey O'Reilly of Colts Neck. Inc. will accept one origi- Hours are from Tuesdays nal work in oil, \yatercolor, through Saturdays, 10 a.m. Shoulder or Chuck Roast casein, polymer, pastels, to 5 p.m.

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Chiclten Thighs .f» » 79' White Shrimp MFC, Fabric Softener Bath Soap MFG Chicken Drumsticks^. 185C Medium Si/e Institute ol Amer- ^Tule sales moved up Your $2,000 ol rent ex- lernational (NYSE) a worthwhile hold der to use the losses to oil- tent Higher int only vour net winnings (or and sour gambling win Are you among the mil- ceeds by $200 the total of these two issues is advised costs incurred on short- lions who now own a sum- your interest payments ol set a large capital gain My i ar less expensi nings sent your l«7:j in- wife feels that these stocks For Diamond Inter y — 1 would appn term borrowings will be re- winning the lottery Thus, come way up, do not fail to mer or winter second $1.20(1 and real estate taxes national, in which your loss npinioi) on Milton duced this year reflecting 1 home which you don't hold of $ti00 Therefore \ou can- should not be sold when if you W'( t" " priding find out how income avei they are at then lowest is not large, earnings were Bradley (NTSE) m view of the drop in the prime rate. $2 a week for lottery tak aging works out fm you-be- tor profit but which \ not deduct more than $200 up substantially in 197:i the substantially low price Sale of one plant and the rent out for the part of the. for your maintenance Your opinion would ets and >ou won a SIM lot- fore you complete \our re- be appreciated — E K The drop in share price re- of the shares during the expected rental of another, tery during the year, doift turn For if you qualify lor year you don'l occupy it depreciation even though flects the downturn in last years — S.M both of which had been report UK entire $1M as in- income averaging, part of yourself? they add up to $1,800 Thus. home building; some :i(l carried at a loss on the If so. you lace the ijues- your allowable deductions A — Assuming that your A - Most of the prob- i raw your ly7:t income (your av- capital gain is also long- per cent of the company's books, should also reduce tion of how much you can for interest, real estate lems which held earnings non-recurring expenses. Your expense! for the erageaUe income) will, m term, there would appear sales are derived from down in 197.') are now be winning lottery ticket plus elfe< ! IM1 taxed as i! it had legitimately deduct as a re taxes and $200 of mainte- lumber and building male Hold for recovery suit of the limited rental of nance or depreciation wipe to be a considerable tax hind Recovery was appar- \our losses on all the other been spread ov er a fi\ r advantage in taking the rials While this factor may ent in the final quarter (Mr Spear cannot an- tickets are deductible from sear period — thereby ^i\ your property Here are out any income from nut. continue to depress the swer all mail personally, the answers but you lose the benefit of long-term capital losses on when net rose 7 5 per cent your gambling winnings ing you the benefit of lower two of your three holdings stock over the first half, an but will answer all ques- You can deduct all the another $l,K00 that you year to year Earnings for (but not auainst any other tax rates and possibly sav- Recovery prospects for upturn in building is ex- the year were $1.10 a share tions possible in his col- income) Therefore, vour ing you considerable tax interest or taxes you pay can't deduct from your oth- pected by the latter part of er income Bond and Seagrave are compared with Sl.Sfi in umn.) net Income from your lot- money. Income averaging, on the property for the en- dimmed by their negative 1974 Furthermore, under tery winnings (or If71 is though, involves a com tire year Hut 'the IKS lets Also if you sold • sum- earnings trends Sale of capacity in the paper and ItM less $1(14 ($2 per week plicated computation, so if you deduct for mainte- mer home at a profit in for 52 weeks) or a net in- nance and depreciation 197!) and put more than the ITS TIME FOR come of $40 This will during the rental period selling price into buying a Pru Promotion make quite a difference in only up to the amount of new summer holne, you deed on what you owe the rent that exceeds the must report that profit.. Given lo Eisclc SPRING TUNE-UP IRS, amount of your interest The special tax break for NEWARK-Franklin G. and taxes on that property. replacing a home and the Mso, if you lilt a jackpol Eisele, 36 Ataboy Court, This is a severe limitation exemption for houses sold Middletown, has been TUNE-UP because most part-time by persons 65 years old or THOSE UNWANTED Wefch Heads rentals don't do much over apply only to the sale promoted to manager in ^iffore than cover interest of a principal residence. the northern New Jersey INCHES AT... and taxes. real estate investment of- Faxpayers fice of Prudential Insur- Some individuals tried to ance Co., Newark. Association circumvent this limitation by avoiding any mortgage Mr. Eisele has been asso- body Health NEW SHREWSBURY - on the second home and ciated with real estate in- The New Shrewsbury Tax- thereby eliminating any in- vestment since joining the shoppe Spa payers Association has terest attributable to that company in 1946 and was a elected Louis C. Welch as loan. Instead, they bor- senior appraiser before his its new president rowed on life insurance, promotion. HWY.35 671-2288 MIDDLETOWN Mr. Welch, who lives at took out loans, etc , and He is an associate mem- 38 Stratford Road, is a for- used those proceeds to pay ber of the Society of Real REGULAR MEMBERSHIP WITH mer secretary of the orga- for the second home, the Estate Appraisers, and y OFF THIS AO.EXP. 3-10-74 nization and succeeds Eric intention was to make served in the Army during 3 J. Linger, who was elected room for deducting a larg- World War II. Franklin G. Kiself first vice president, as the Philip N. Gumbs er amount for depreciation group's leader. and maintenance of the Henry Bergman of 9!t house while still getting the Edgebrook Court was Gumbs Joins same amount of interest elected second vice presi- deduction for the insurance dent; Alois Konecny of 43 Firm loan, bank loan, etc. Mulberry Lane, secretary, But in 1973, the Treasury Economy without cramps. and Mrs. Kay Linger, pub- In Keyporl barred this device. It said licity chairman. that it will treat the inter- The association meek on KEYPOKT - Matawan est on the non-mortgage the last Wednesday of each Township Mayor I'hilip N. borrowings as if it were in- John G. Llpman month at 8:15 p.m. in Lu- Gumbs has announced he terest on a mortgage on Buying a compact car with a six-cylinder The !-l)oor iYorth*Thc Chevy Nova basic ther Memorial Church, Rt. has joined the law firm of. the house. Llpifian Joins 537 and Tinton Ave. Cantor, Burns and Cantor, engine can make a lot of room in your budget. transportation jfystNn. Few cars make as Broad and Elizabeth Sis This is how this rule Hunter Marine If that compact car is an economical 1971 much sense as this one. It's small enough-on (iulnmal Drrhircs works to limit your deduc- the outside to be easy to park and drive, yet Mr. Gumbs became tions. Say you own a sum- MARLBORO - John G. Chevy Nova 6, you'll also end up A li\c-(^nl Mix idrilil Matawan Township's may- mer house which you use Lipman of Middletown has with a lot of room in your car. lias enough room on the inside for RED BANK - The or in January after holding in August and lease for a been named sales manager "Automotive Industries' six passengers. board of directors of Colo- I seat on the Township total rental of $2,000 in for Hunter Marine Corp. Roominess Index"says no And it's as good- nial First National Bank, Council two years. He has June and July. Your real Mr. Lipman was a sales also been a member of the domestic compact at any looking as it is through George L. Bielitz, estate taxes are $600, your engineer for Greene Line price has more head and sensible. The president, has announced county Board of Freehol- maintenance is $800, utili- Manufacturing Co. and lat- that a dividend was de- ders since .Ian. 2. ties come to $300 and depr- er was a vice president for shoulder room, front and base price for clared of five cents a share Admitted to the bar in eciation to $1,200. Your in- an industrial machinery rear, than Nova. The this standard on the common capital 1972, Mr. Gumbs lives with terest payments on the firm. roomy, economical 2-door coupe stock payable March 29 to his wife, Rachel, and two mortgage or on a loan He is a graduate of Rut- Nova 6 comes in (shown at left) shareholders of record children at 182 County raised to buy the house, gers University and a vet- Road, Cliffwood. three versatile is $2647: March 15. etc.. is $1,200. eran of the Army. models. > . Kids... • .hu

Join The i-Door Nova The Nova's rear seat is so roomy and cf mi fort- Nova's proven six-cylinder engine. Just like able some people like to get to it fast. The .~- passengers in other Nova models. You'll four-door version of the Nova H makes like Nova's sporty good looks.. Energy Crusade this easy. From this point on, the rear _ and like other Nova models, seat passengers are carried econom- the four-door has ically to their destination by traditionally main- tained a high and Win a Bike! resale value.

loin our Energy Crusade to conserve electrical power. Help us bring the story of power conservation to your neigh- borhood and get the chance to win a TEN-SPEED BIKE or other valuable prizes to be given away each month. Co to your local Jersey Central Power & Light office, and pick up your PETE ENERGY CRUSADER KIT. Get all your neighbors and local merchants to sign a pledge TheS-Door Nova .You can carry people around Chevrolet has been building and refin- to conserve electricity. Each month, send your comfortably in any economical Nova 6. The ing Ihe Nova for thirteen years now. and this pledges to PETE, and the boy or girl with the most 1 latchback Nova 6 lets you carry year, the Nova seems to make pledges will win a brand new ten-speed bike. lots of things around comfort- more sense than ever. It's the The second, third, and fourth prize win- ably. Open the rear hatch, fold car with the room you want, down the rear seat, and you'll you need, ners will also win valuable prizes. lomy Win the struggle to conserve electricity. have nearly six feet of flat load space. without For PETE'S sake, help! Almost like ups. having a Til wagon. Six the 1974 flat feet Chevrolet JCP*L just Nov.11). what you CHEVROLET need on 1 hop MAKES UNSI ping or moving days Right: 11 FOR AMERICA. 1' i'.if" tl 101,ii 1 onlnt' low M.m 1, I

Support Don't wait && your PETE N Energy Crusader / Kit today! JMOWN ABOVl ARE) Of 70 SMALL CARS FROM CHfWOUT. Fire Election The Daily Regbter, fU4 ftuk-MttileUwi, N.J. WetfMifey, MM** 1,1174 11

Under Study MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Valuable Trading Stamps - The TownshipTouncil is looking into Ihe possibility of pt'titioninK for a change ONE in the law governing lire FOOD DEPARTMENT COMPLETE district elections BOON IS Councilman Hans H SALE TODAY Thru SAT. I roehlich expressed dis WORTH IN ANY DIPT. • action with a EXCEPT FOOD (lection in which fewei ON FOOD PURCHASES OF WITH EVERY than 10(1 people voted "n •Joirj ii arc «»l • llcwt*' l« fix ilompi o> redeem the combined $l CHARGE '15 OR MORE AT iiomp b«oki an atitlitln ktitist/ti iifdtllci ei li«md milk budget of the township's FOOD PURCHASE' two fire districts M r FOOD ANY FOOD DEPARTMENT 1 inehlich laid the blame mi inadequate publicizing COLGATE'S of the election. "OUR TRIM IS BETTER—NATURALLY!" bn these line products With several councilmen concurring, Mr. Frnattirii BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE PALMOLIVE suggested that the date of the election be changed FAB DETERGENT, from a Saturday in I If* LIQUID ary to a date on which otli- BONELESS RUMP ROAST IRISH SPRING SOAP N elections, such as the u C WOODCRAFTER Furniture Polish. one for the school budget, arc held That way, lie TOP ROUND ROAST PALMOLIVE Dishwashing Liquid said, citizens would be 59 more likely to vote. The date of the fire elec- TOP SIRLOIN ROAST Get full details, order form in store! tion! is regulated by state WHOLE ROUNOS-TOPS-BOTTOM-CROSSRIB PRICED HIGHER law, according to Township FAB Manager George K. Smith. The council decided to take DETERGENT ,-^vfu^ AU VARIETIES up the matter of a petition COUNTRY STYLE QUARTER LOIN CITY CUT FROM KING SIZE to state legislators to YOUNG PORKERS PORK CHOPS SPARE S? TURK ENDS 4 SPAGHETTI r - change the law. ROAST CENTER M In response tit repeated FRESH PORK RIBS LB. CHOPS""!'" pleas from Beach Drive SAUCE $ ARMOURS VERY BEST CITY CUT FRESH PICNIC residents and an appear- JAMBOREE nrcu BONELESS ance by approximately a rnrcu "OUR TRIM IS nt R0ASTING-7Cc GREEN GIANT dozen cub scouts who meet BETTER" rnton in the area, the council de- PORK LB IU BUFFET SALE! VALUABLE COUPON cided to do emergency re- HAM pairs to that road before NIBLETS CORN Inn) IU PmiMii al permanent work can be U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED POULTRY SALE! SAVE PILLSBURY 2 LB BOX done in warmer weather. BONELESS STEAK SALE! Residents and scout lead- THICK CUT SWEET PEAS EXTRA LIGHT Chicken Breast ROUND ers have been complaining London Broil PANCAKE MIX QUARTERS about muddy conditions WITH THIS GOOO0HIVM TWO GUTS Chicken Legs BACK ON C that have stranded motor- Top Round Steak COUPON 3VHI. ists and made it difficult lo Roasting Chicken AVG. Top Sirloin Steak 6 89 walk along Hie road. ^/ SVI-OI. CAN ^J ^ The township will follow VALUABLE COUPON THICK CUT 1PAWTMIWT its engineer's recommen- FIRST CUT London Broil SHOULDER CHOCOLATE io»m mi Punkiu ii dation that sand and gravel 12oi. DOWNY 64-oz. BTL. be laid down for the time CHUCK STEAK Shoulder Steak i OVALTINE JAR 73' SAVE being LEAN4 FABRIC SOFTENER Mayor Philip N Climbs C Cube Steak TENDER W/C0UP0N1.29 made Hie following ap- GOOD OMIT »I TWO CUTS Oscar Mayer Bologna 69 COFFEE- Ont coupon M' cuilomir pointments Melissa .lour- 29 16-01. WITH THIS bert to the Human Hela Armour Sliced Bacon I Hygrade's Sliced Bacon MATE JAR 79 COUPON ' lions Committee; Dieter C Reisc.henbac.ker to the En- Hygrade's Franks &?£ 99 Cameco's Farmer Salami VALUABLE COUPON1 vironmental Advisory Pnrnpri Rppf 69 Ul MOTOR PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH Board. Ralph Wetjen. N ROOT MIUOK GARLIC Oscar Mayer Bologna All IIII UUIIIGU DCCI , 1 To»OI« till Purcn.it ol Louis A Rosen ami Marge EGG NOODLES Jaffrej to the Mass Transit PRODUCE DEPT. SAVE CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS Commit lee . and Sean FINE-MEDIUM-BROAD ALL METHOD COFFEE Shannon and Daniel Down- GOLDEN RIPE FRESH CRISP ICEBERG 1 LB CAN ey to the Drug Council. C000 ONIT »T TWO OUTS BANANAS LETTUCE WITH THIS One coupon pit cultomtr The council awarded a COUPON one-year contract to Allen K (ieishen Associates lo be the Planning Hoard's 89 VALUABLE COUPON1 planning consultant CHICKEN OF THtSE* TnritOMPunMnal The meeting was ad- SOLID WHITE e 7-01. nrurned until Monday, IMOIAN mvf n C nuov TETLEY Seedless Grapefruits IAGGIO ,.,, 8, 99 Imported Chopped Pork TO EM 89 TUNA CAN when the council will coll- C C 59 TEA BAGS ider the variance appli- Tasty Carrots 2, 33 Rich's Turkey Salami 69 100s — 8-0z. Box cation of SI Mark s A M K C C Goooowriuwocuu Zion Church to construe) a SPINACH Oni coupon ptr cjilontli ::.?,,,„ Delicious Apples 3, 98 Ham Capicola mmtm 98 C CootilkruSlI Marckt 1)74 new church building. $ C Mm TIILIT INC Slicing Tomatoes ,o, 1 German Liverwurst 59C CANS 87 II HROIM IRISH C V ACU ABLE COUPON1 IIIIIHG Peppers MIIOMUICH 39 Ham & Cheese Loaf nsc«R««t[» 98 Session Sel i'S, MUSHROOMC S By SCORE 4 a 99 TOP JOB SPHIM; I.AKK - He- PILLSBURY 1974 BAKE OFF WINNING RECIPE DAIRY DEPT. KING SIZE tired men and women from 40-OZ. BTL. business are needed to help SAVORY CRESCENT CHICKEN SQUARES GOOD ONIT AT TWO GUTS. 0n( coupon plilullomci in SCOKK counseling, Hen- A good tilling sandwich lor family lunch or supper CAN SODA Cool Ihn SOI "in" ( 1VI ry HUTWitZ, county chair- PILLSBURY ALL FLAVORS MIR P«0U[fllC«Mlll 3 oi pkg Philadelphia Brand Cream 2 table ipooni milk man of the group, said this Cheese, lotttned 1 tablespoon chopped chives or onion week 3 tablejpoons Parkiy Margarine, milted t tablespoon chopped plmiento. II desired VALUABLE COUPON Mi llurwit/ said SCORE ? cups cooked, cubed chicken or two S oi 8 oi cm Plllsburv Refrigerated Quick CRESCENT — Service Corps of Retired cam boned chicken Crescent or Italian Flavor Crescent Towtrri tht Puichiii nl ' i teaspoon salt Dinner Rolls 10:89 Executives — is meeting in 'itaitpoon pepper GOLD MEDAL v< cup seasoned croutons, crushed ROLLS the Community Center FLOUR 5 LB. BAG Preheat oven lo 350 in medium bowl, blend creim cheese and 2 tablespoons margarine ORANGES here tomorrow at (I :M a in PLAIN-RYE-ITALIAN 0000 ONIY «T TWO OUTS {reserve 1 tablespoon) until smooth. Add the neit sli (6) ingredients; mil well. Separate cres- Oi»t coupon pn tutlomn so that retired business cent dough into 4 rectangles firmly press perforations lo seal. Spoon Vt-cup meat mliture onto iio, QQc GooOinivSol . Moickt. 11)1 men and women can at center ol each rectangle. Pull 4 corners ol dough to lop center ol chicken mliture. twist slightly 5 CANS 99 lend to learn more about and teal edges 'Brush tops wilh reserved 1 tablespoon margarine: dip in crouton crumbs Bake Ihe group's activities on ungreasad cookie sheet 20 lo 25 minutes until golden brown flelrlgerate any leftovers. 4 sandwiches. JIF PEANUT John siiepard, retired 2 VALUABLE COUPON former General Motors ex BUTTER SA°R' r-ooo OIP»*WTIWINT i eCUtive, who lives hen- r. LIGHT NLIVELY MOTEL BAR AJAX ALL- PURPOSE for the meeting. Mr UGMTU CHOCK FULL 0'NUTS Shepard is carrying the SALTED I IB ! YOGURT LIQUID SAVE SPECIAL PROCESS BUTTER QUARTERS PKC ALL FRUIT FLAVORS m PKC W W 28-01 major part of southern CLEANER BTL. INSTANT COFFEE Monmoulh County's load ol 8-OZ JAR FROZEN FOOD DEPT. cases Mr HurwltZ ex- PUREX WITH THIS plained, and added \\ G COUPON STOKLEY MENU-MAKER 1?8oi want to give him more BLEACH BTL help down there so we are VEGETABLES inviting retired people VALUABLE COUPON1 1 BROCCOLI FLORENTINE from th.it .in ,! in attend mnMRSo BUTTERWORTDUI icnwun iH S and find out more ;ii i IIS I TENDERLEAF-TEA SCORE counsels Individ' BIRDSEYE FRENCH STYLE OR REG CUT a! SYRUP BAGS-100*8 ii,ii, Hlrcndj in bunim SOZ. BOX planning nn going Into biml GREEN . Qfl, GIHIOOmTtTTWOlUIS BEANS 4 is oa ^HMp*wP*H*Aa^H Go*H Ihru UK Mm*. I Itfl ha • •• 11mi.11 • nn l>n I a^p^H^aUa^a^a^H IH* |TMDM0 W**H >Nl |ii H '

SPfCIAl BAKERY SPECIALS! Beth Mim PUlli VAIUABU COUPON WHITE BREAD ITALIAN BREAD Family Service TY-D-BOL" M\l \\\" \\ TOWNSHIP ROUND 77 01 $ 1 CLEANER OR SIIIIARI LOAF mplc Beth UHM Ihr 3 2 s» 29' CONCENTRATED 1? OUNCES ALL •t Viii Lloyd Ho.id. will i| i H ill!/ BOX

I »KltH»ronOPtlRCH«! ID SHI POINTS il Ill M IIRMIIHI e MOIUIWKIi'illll'T |l Ml NBC. OREO CREME SANDWICH COOKIES i hi' Mt'Killiili n 49 l i he i • ill OPEN DAILY n Ihr llcbl 9:30 A.M. "TIL 10 P.M. SUNDAY* I OOII IIII'AIUMINI 10A.M. TIL5PM MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35•ton itiis Aitnwro §v i *w } The Duty ItfgMer, U4 laak-Ui44U-U>*; M **4M*itoy Mart* «, 1*74 'Camelot' Is Scheduled Television Today \i H Y«rU BOO THEATER IN AMERICA By MAF at Carlton • »\ (W) (52) (M) N.J PUIUC KOADCASTIN& AU projrrammina' on Uuar channela will ba hot KKD BANK - John Kailt I960 tu January mour version with Don* aa Channel 52 unleaa otharwlaa notad. I durmg ln lri< SAYTIME MOVIES the * start, a.s King Arthur " IMS. • •00 m "No Down Paymai.1" (S2) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL l o( Ihc musical "Cam- Mr Raitt has been a major Through th? years, Mr. 10:00 O ' L.l.boat ' 900 0 ID CANNON Kaitt has appeared in sum- * Can- musical >tar for tin 1.00 O "Hack Laojon" ' i in the mer theater, erne light opera O International S.HUmant" f ma mn Iton Theater at «,3«. 3:00 O "Vampira lat" • > Thursday night. Marth 14. II was in Wff that hr fan-d and louring productions of 4:00 O "Tha Danoaioui Day! of Kiowa Jorwi" ci a ft-ii'mi to a tunic ol a man with sponsored by I he Monnioulh his first New York audience i ihe must popular mu- (B "Hall To tferr.it," playing Billy Bigelow in Ihe sicals 4 30 O Tha Lilt ol Adrian Mauanjer" 152) SPECIAL Of THE WLEK Arts Koundation O "Cyrano" 9:30 ® THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Premiere of Rodgers and 5 00 O "Cyrano" 10.00 0 IS KOJAK This is die fourth in MAK's Hammer»lein's ••( arouscl EVENING •.r rulh- subscription scries ol fi\c After 1 vji> years in that WAITHHAW II fK nimdrrtT. Broadway productions too a o o o a o NEWS O O THE DEAN MARTIN COMEDY HOUR awards inning show and 8 I LOVE LUCY The wondrous delights and three \ears. in nlher nilcs, he "Ru-ardoa Vmt Cuba." returned In Broadway in an- O THE WILD. WILD WEST romantic adventures of King Thr Nifefht of Ihe Cadre ' 0 ID NEWS Arthur and his Knights o( the other musical jatkpol. "The O 0 DOC ELLIOT- COMMUNITY O I DREAM OF JEANNIE Table Hound is the subject ut Pajama Gafltt" in winch he .loannie and Uu Qraai Hunk Robbery" A New York film EATONT0WN& yht >>T Rmall aathmdtc Mm to "CUMW" which ran* for '& starred (or 1,050 perform- © TODAY IN DELAWARE 'lit. ia given a © HOD&EPODGE LODGE ing nf Ihr boy a illneha by Doc months in New Yoik. from ances and later made Ihe CIRCLE. OCEAN TWP CD SESAME STREET |S2| ZOOM Q CEUBRHY BOWLING MON. THRU FRI. 4.M CI NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 10 30 Q NEWS SHOPPERS 0 BEWITCHED |62| N£W JERSEY NEWS REPORT O ABC EVENING NEWS ll;00 OBQDOfB Ib2| NEWS SPECIAL 0) BEAT THE CLOCK 0 ONE STEP BEYOND hoard Junplr'- n LIVING IN A NUCLEAR AGE Peter Anthony and One Farmer prrform a skrin The sovereign and his chivalrous Knights of the MAIN ST. |52) MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT nf diversified runt men before a studio audience in Table Round foregather at 8:30 p.m. March 14 at BEST PICTURE 7.M 0 GREAT MYSTERIES BRADLEY BEACH the Blue Ilium, of the Tropirana Hotel in l^a the Carlton Theater, Red Bank for a single per- Whirr Thrre a a Will " A mtui's will reveals more Palace Theater 774-9089 than his final WUhM ulltn it II discovered that he OVHE LATE MOVIE formance under the sponsorship of the Monmouth OF THE YEAR! nmrdrrrd a younR liidv. '"Si.lil.rr in the Ram1 <1P68> starnnR- Steve Mr- O DEALER'S CHOICE , Quean, Jackie Gleannn A smooth Muster Sergeant, Arts Foundation. NOW SHOWING DOUBLE FEATURE Q WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME whose home is the service, must carmtantly rescue his hero-worshipping prcilrpe out of trouhle. W O THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT youin'627. O STRANGE PLACES IB THE MYSTERY OF KOHOUTEK Tlir program rf-rxaminrs Kohnulelf and nffrrs O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS HH fxplanalinn of wily Hie < rtmrt proved to hr Bui h "APPARITIONS" "HITCH HIKERS" H disiipfioinlment to most earth Vtawan, but not 'Let My People' CD THE JONATHAN WINTERS SHOW"—- ' lo aiipntisli. nth HATED X HATED X Gun is K*n Brrry. Jnvne Meadows. 12:00 O THE TWILIGHT ZONE Ifi TV GARDEN CIUB 12:30 (D NIGHT FINAL 09 THE FRENCH CHEF 12:50 (D THE TWILIGHT ZONE "Hamtaurgrr Pinnrr" 100 O O TOMORROW Called Kid Stuff LADIES V* PRICE (S2) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT O PERSPECTIVE SUN.nMUFMaWTMUOUSFROM7P.M.- UT.C0NTMUOUSFKIM2P.M. 11 u[»i IIUI'O [0*011 (0 r* ,lhf O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE »umvl«i*t ricum • MCHtiiCOioa' 1:00 O © THE SONNY & CHER COMEDY HOUR "MafMSMh" (m3(ll »tarnn(; John Waynf, Claira NKW YOHK - Tins is dearth of other peepers. O O HEIDI Trevor about? a musical that's af- "Shows with great au- Maximilian Schrll and Jrnnifrr Rdwardf itar in 1:20 (D NEWSROOM LATE NEWS this two-hour prrmnt.itinn of the Johanna Spyri raid lo be reviewed, "Let dience appeal can be cill MATTISONOFF MAIN itory about a lonely orphan whose sadness is turn- 1:25 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ed Into yladnrsa when she gota to live witji her 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW (My People Come." Wp down and. closed in one s/iuoy ASBURY PARK prarriraUirr. (ID •Kicgcr Than Uf«" alarrmg Jamfa Mum, bough) a lickel and went night by adverse criti- 0 DEALER'S CHOICE Barbara i: ,o, Town East O O THE COWBOYS (D THE LATE SHOW I anyway Verdict: Shucks, cism," Producer-Director "The Avenger." Waynft Culpepprr. who has been •Tin- Proud Rcbfl" (1 a.'iS) ttarrlnc Alan Ladd, kids, grow up. Phil Oesterman tried to convicted or bam burning in Mississippi by Night* Pand l.ad.l linger B testimony, cornea looking for revenge. 1:40 Q LANCER Cleared to presenl-day justify policy to Ihe trade O BASKETBALL 2:00 O NEWS permissiveness in si^hi. 1st. AREA SHOWING Knlrkfl vs. Atlanta firm kit. O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW journal Variety Circlb •( Atbu'r Pek C" Hunt" (l%.'il •tarring Jcjn-Paul Belmondo. sound and behavior, the In other words, trash © CD WASHINGTON CONNECTION ('rftherinp ncneuvf. show has capitalized <>n un- thrives best when no one (S2) ASSIGNMENT: NEW JERSEY J25 O NEWS AND WEATHER 1:30 O ED THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 3:00 a EYEWITNESS NEWS derground since opening in points Besides, Ihe cast re- ANGIE A LOVE STORY ABOUT O O ABC WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE 3:25 8 THE LATE LATE SHOW January at the Village cently joined Kquity. the TWO PEOPLE WHO HATE The Stranger Who Looks Like Mr" starring Bean "T»ll Texan" (l!Ti:!> jftHfrinj; Lloyd Bridges, Let Rridges, MrrHith Baxter. An adopted girl sf.-irchrs .1 Conn. date delegates from the boxoffice scale lops at $7.50 EACH OTHER for her real mother with the hrlp of a young man 3:40 (Q THE LATE SHOW II celebrity set have dropped and if a show can't stand BABY 200 YEARS IN also looking for the parents who gave him up. "TarKin and the lost P.if.in" HM7I utarrinr Cor- (D DRAGNET don K(otl, Bella SI John. by and I here's been no comment, it should get off THE FUTURE the stage. IN COLOR (ietling down to specif- FOR ADULTS ONLY TONICHrS b ics, the exhibit is as the Dine < At the Movies title indicates, a leering, DINNER I punny, occasionally funny cAUen These schedules are pro- CINtMA 1 — * J American Gratliti 7 SO. 10 00 but ultimately boring caba- 1 and vided by the theater and the StirUWit .. Mir 13 Dance A SPECIAL * MATAWAN ret of tunes and sketches times are tor today only. CINEMMA 34— ••rbri Strkurx) •i f IOK of Hii. THai^e REDBANK Chai Slid Gods 7 00. 9 00 about humanity's copula- AtThe"MOLLY" STRATMMORE MOVIESIII — tive urge. The possibility of Mean Slrppts 7 30. 9 30 CINEMA I - 'Ksaton fr SHREWSBURY Comelol 8 00 sentiment or other emotion OSETRINAPORUSSKI CINEMA I - CINEMA 7 - Deliverom p 7 00 Mrow Doqi R 4S above the pelvis is never Moily" , (HALIBUT STEAK SrrpicoMS. * MIDDLEBROOK UKRANIAN STYLE) CINEMA II — CINEMA I — suggested with Boiled Potatoes Sltepcr 7 00. < 00.ft 00 ; II 00, 10 00 Wolktnq Toll 7 00, 9 IS "Sleeper Dancing EATON TOWN CINEMA 1 - and Broiled Tomatoes COMMUNITY - Doy for Niqhl 1 30. 9 1(1 Cotter) American G/ollili 1 00. ' 70. 1 30 ASBURY PARK , Friday at 9 P.M. LONG BRANCH LYRIC — MOVIES I - Papillon 7.00. 9 JS STRnORE TWINS'! . Ami WtdneiOoy ;.30, 1 IS 4AVOY - Saturday at ft3O JUST $4.25 MOVIES II - Angip Baby '10 ') no , N. M "Jetry Kay Trio" Walking lull Ml. • 10 NEPTUNE a Town West ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEPTUNE CITY - uoo DANCING FRI. A SVt. ATLANTIC CINEMA - Chonols ol Ihe Gods / 10, 9 30 c complete dinnen Cops and Robbers 7 00. 10 00 Stilhtr OCEAN TOWNSHIP NIGHT > 75 CIRCLE - iTNEMA] Il) ^VSody 'Diane ilart at $6.95 MIOOLETOWN Sleeper 7 00, / 30. 9 7S TOWN EAST - FREEHOLD 1 Audiences Molly Pi Molly Pitcher Sletptr 1 ii. 9 SO MALL 1 - "Deliverance" All - ^ TOWN WEST - f hanoKol the Gods 7 00, 9 00 Inn&Motel, Inn&Motel Walking Tall / OS 9 70 ' MALL 7 - are HAZLET Walking Toll / 00 9 in and "Straw Dogs" RT IS ORIVE-IN — BRICKTOWN Steelyard Blues ; IS, I? 16 Woodslork • RICK PI AIA standing 9 07 American G'utlMi / 70. 9 70 PLAZA - MALL CINEMA 1 — CINEMA 2 Chanols ol Ihe Codt; 00, 1 00 Ml ' 10, 9 30 & up CINEMA I IUA TWIIII MALL CINEMA 7 - CAME LOT Popillon? 00. 9 10 Chariots of Ihe Gods/ 00 9 1)0 MENLOPARK and CINEMA - Serplco 7 OS. 4 4S. 7 40. 10 00 applauding... PERTHAMBOY ? rr» loulh kt AMBOYS DRIVE IN - Rla !',& J6 Lightning Swords or Death /.IS; 10 30 Brotherhood ol Salon B S3 HAZlU DRIVE iN 264 2200 R] TODAY EXPOSED! WALKINGS ATLANTIC TALL CINEMA -2910148 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PLAZA-HUUT NOW THRU TUES. 4, MIDDLJ «0. Witchcraft TONES 2*4-4434 Rfe 35 MidcHetown One mile north of Red Bank MATINEE SAT., SUN. AT 2 1 '• 7416344 "COPS AND I/CINEMA34-^\ ROBBERS" 70 SAVE YOUR ENERGY PLUS-2ND BIG HIT CHARIOTS EDGAR ALLAN POE'S^,. MONEY AND HEAT TOO!!! Wtwlll: "SLITHER" « OF THE Check your home garage door GODS? Sprlng«-cable«-hlnget-roller» Adjust a oil all moving parts. rWBIUEOf G R A N T' S Rotkmg Chan Thtoliti Adjust door for proper closing. TWOMVIIS ! THE MOVIES II All at the SPECIAL PRICE of $10.00 RllrnSON lOetiOctin It IngKliIi.ghlon *.<•>•< Q7A17AA W.ltlnd Long I,.net, B/IWfUU | on calls received Thura., Frl, 4 Sat. 7414323 TEE MOVIES III THE MOVIES I Wti.la Strati MODERN OVERHEAD DOOR B.d B,,nl Ash Wednesday TIE MOVIES III Elizabeth MIDDLBBROOI II THIHAKSI 495-2504 291-2186 "OLIVER" Taylor | CHIIORIN > MATINM Wnlcoma MMINfE SM and SUN 2pm WMKIUKOHSCAK', STARRING but don't bri Henry Fonda ^» tht rulnf NEW Ad.tnlur.i ACADEMY AWARD KATHY FOX NAN HUGHES olELSA'ii I.I,.' NOMINEE BILLY FANSLER PATeljY REED THE MOVIES I Ottan I inghlsn Av.i Q7n W..(lf.d l.n,l.anch B/U JOE REMBISZ, Director to turn it»ii «youn| ' ALSO AT THE DAVE McANENY, Musical Director I Una makr il [ on ihnr nvrn MAR. 8.9.15.16-8:30 P.M. MIDDLBBROOI II MIDDLBBROOS in Ihr w,l |RI» 1% t Uaul Knarf igi 9117 • I. r, • II..I UrnmH an-j 4)77AMWSIKMN MATINEE - MAR. 16 - 2:00 P.M. AIIVINIIIR,. FULL COURSE DINNER TICKETS 4 00 «S 00 FAMILY m QROUP BATBt OMM 11.—.1..P ni'tiii ntMttojuici. souff i*i*o rODELICHTALL 395 !••*<.• AiiAOl MY AWARD I HI WOHIII' . COMING APRIL 5th Mi N0 TUES." • • "<"• STARTS WIONISDAY 3.95 fc i put i- WED 495 |,' MARIGOLDS' IHURS ANO SUN 4.95 I SARAH MELICI I DAY WALKING NEW YORK THEATRE PARTY TALL FRIDAY. WAR. 29 CANDIOE" HICMT KA Pnwprhou^a' MTMRIIIM vnmiut ri«CrlM«tn| lrm.lk.n.11, rhirgiit # ITNIOUITWI BROADWAY DEBUT OF JEFF KELLER (ram h.,in.nni •» ••"* m MOVIIS i r«Mrv*<1 •>•!• «n<4 Hlnnat « . •tmimtofmVii/J I far Infntmallnn ttl nil n.n.lll ol larn Playtri anrl •mnlion.lly ihatt«rtn( (rllit |« J mr.Quiin HORir- fun* __^^^tmm__mm__-._^__ YOU'll NIVI* FORQIT IT! 842 5137 <^ MOTHERS • pwnun •V Vmtf PMWM'> 9*4 Hwt Wt44tfi8Ut, hi. B)t . «««*.tfiHBkf. if/4 It Revisions in Little Silver Budget Do Not Affect lax Rate

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on the 1974 b,. chanit. when oulMiii a nd \ ill • borough council Monday Auditor Joseph X liactiii tUed in to night voted to delete a man explained that a fji is which motion w, SaKtfactionGuararrfeed • Replacement or Money Refunded rty lax revaluation ond hearing is requited accumulated by a vote of 4 I, with Mr. which would cos! $7,200 when a single line item in In addition. I Trcfurt and Mi ludes and added six appropria- the budget is Iscreas Ihe re< lassifnation ol c\ the two Democrats on the literature of relifi tions totaling $7 200. leav- siv more than 10 within the l> council, voting for it charitable, political and ing unchanged the current per cent •img to standard civic organizations which \!1cl Hie M'vimi proposed 11. 197.04:) Chief Speaks nicipal procedure, Ml rSl Amendment pro- LAMP& SHADE cilmari Robert I', llalhiran The proposed budget Robert C, am son. '](!('(). tile Mil: ticiion Mayor Hell said. ( cited stall-i us on Ihe grow would require |523,WI ' > borough fire i hief, opened pears to be much greater The at* ordinam • ing cnine rate and the in be raised in taxes, result- the public portion of hist than it actualh is idspted just four SALE! ing in an estimated m- night's meeting, which was ' It's .i- tight ;i budget ,is months ago which required and try it. If you can't do facilities of interest to me' send $1.25 per copy to Charming boudoir lamps situation,' Mftgfi are different. It somewhere else and regretted that, at least ask the developer —Will i be embarrassed to "Life After 65," Red Bank is practically impossible to find it. Many have found it more Register, P.O. Box G 4, Pretty-up bedrooms, guest- for an official "property live in my present home on $ the space or to afford it. difficult than anticipated to report." This is required by law retirement income? Teaneck, N.J., 87666. Be rooms. Classic, modern de- But even granted the space, E99 establish the same sense of in most states. If you can't get Does the old house impose sure to give your name and signs. Colorful shades and the problems inherent in group | tech belonging in a new community one from the broker or too much of a workload on me?complete address, In- handsome bases. Buy now) living and person-to-person than they enjoyed in their cluding zip code number. relationships may prove to be developer, forget it. Should 1 move for health former one. Checks should be made too much, especially in those Check on the reputation of the reasons? payable to The Associated cases where there has been an If you arc serious about developer or broker with the -Would I be able to adjust to excessive dependence of parent Press. on children of vice-versa. Most older people prefer not to live with their child's family, and studies have shown that you may well stay healthier and live Crops laffafa longer and happier if you maintain your own home, lined shades whatever it may be. 14* drum, bell, iwing aim, 15" drum, If circumstances prevent you 16" bell. Fully sewn; >elf fold trim. Fine from maintaining your former quality, low prict. Buy nowl home, or if it is too far away from when- your children live and you want to be near them, a sin.ill apartment nearby is likely to be a better solution 3 than doubling up. At least, then II" and 16" tilu $4.39 you can have your own things and lead your own life. 12* bridge or bell; 14" iwing arm, bell, drum; I}" drum; 16" ball ihope. Nif ht-lif hts in many designs Think twice about tearing up your roots; selling an old house Dolphins, clowns, Woody can be a devastating emotional Woodpecker, owls, flowers. experience. From the logical 4 39 Buy several for the house. standpoint, it might make sense U", IS" »

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F1WSM WHOLE ••«"!? FARM FRYING CORN $1,9 IRMM PORK LOIN CHICKENS (Mm M (A & P Shopping C«ntir) BEEF rRIBH CHUCK YOUNG M CALL 741-0361 TEND!* GROUND LIVER 89! 185 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY •our SUN MON IIIIS Win ll AM 7PMTHURS FRI SAT 11 AM 8 PM 1MB ir AN EYE ROUND iOAST 14 lavDeity lot i—k-MI«tR SAVtR the Social Security Act "in order to prohibit cost-of-liv- LONDON BROIL ••••••••••I ••••••••• ing increases in monthly in- surance benefits payable thereunder from being con- sidered as annual income for purposes of certain oth-. Another Acme-Super Saver er benefit programs." Exclusive Offer/ BEEF $128 An additional benefit of the new legislation, Mr? PORCELAIN COQKWARE Howard says, was its in- by Hamenco STEAK ••••••••• clusion of pensions other 1 1 Delicatessen at Thlt Week's Future! • •••a Ib. | 6 than veterans' benefits. Chicken Legs S » 78° Lancaster Franks ™ J&89 Super Savings Everyday! "Last year," he said, C "legislation had been 8" FRY Chicken Breasts • ,„ 88° Schickhaus Franks Schickhaus Bologna *65 passed to insure that pen- OR KNOCKWURSI sions would not be reduced. UKKICtN KOSHf • C until the end of the calen- PAN Chicken Thighs »88' Franks UlKEf Potato Salad *39 dar year in which the So- C cial Security increases had Roasting Chicken " «, 59' Oscar Mayer Rar-B-Que Chicken *99 taken effect. Unfortuna- C tely, however, the House Sau Sea Clam "ffi.SS'l.il Oscar Mayer Haydu Liverwurst ,.» 55 was unable to obtain ac- Another Acme-Super Saver ceptance of legislation to Exclusive Otter! allow the full increases to FARM FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! continue. ROUNDTHEWORLD "As a result, thousands of people were removed 12 Exciting from the pension rolls in COOKBOOKS Volumes January, 1973. • Italian BANANAS i 10 • French ORANGES p "To me, this is literally :: German taking food out of the Chinas* PASCAL CELERY DELICIOUS APPLES™=v33< mouths of the elderly, and • Dutch Belgium I do not feel we can, in • British Irish good conscience, treat old- • Sp«nish-Po'tugu»se CALIFORNIA CARROTS ssi* YELLOW TURNIPS • Ctnltal European er Americans in this cav- • Mediterranean alier manner of giving with • Scandinavian one hand and taking with • Lalin American ANJOO PEARS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT the other. • American "These Social Security This Weeks Feature! increases are desperately GROCERIES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! needed by older Americans BRITISH & IRISH who have little oth.. . c come. We are completely box negating the good effects COOKING $199 IVORY IJQUID™ »s98 UPTON 1U BAGS « of too ot these increases, how- C ever, if we do not pass cor- only M\ each rective legislation to pre- T GRAPtfcUIT JUICE ft:» IDEAL PEAS ™ ^22 vent this extra money from being added to one check Another Acme-Super Saver and simply deducted from Exclusive Otfer/ . CORONET TOWELS 33< FIGARO CAT FOOD .14' the other, he said. COLONIAL DOLE DRINK 5= ^29< HANOI WRAP ?*A7< Red Bank LWV r^f\& V\ Glassware by RAVIOLI In the Spotlight \3\JKMMJ Anchor Hocking BALA CLUB BEVERAGESE43' CHEF BOY AR DEE ••••«•••> CeVI This Weeks Feature! LONG BRANCH - The "Spotlight" this month will C 16-oz. be turned on the Red Bank STEMMED GOBLET Rice A Roni X29 Upton Beef StroganofK 59' Ronzoni Spaghetti ...... Area League of Women 4 e 32 I4 e Voters. WITH Welch Drinks '—' ^33 Yogeler's Mayonnaise °.r93* Laddie Boy:....«*?6 ^.99 "Spotlight" is the new 15- EACH •S.OO 13 C minute weekly radio show PURCHASE each Chicken Broth -' *~19' Dixie Cold Cups JS X59 Upton Soup » ft 33' on WRLB, 107.1 FM, 2 1 Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Ideal Coffee £'1.77 Airwick Solid ^'49' Hanover Salad - The first of four shows by the Red Bank Area LWV will be aired to- morrowon the subject of FROZEN FOODS AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! DAIRY FOODS AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! "Voters* Service." Mrs. Ann McNamara of New EGG PRICES Shrewsbury will be the REDUCED! .moderator.. The speakers BREYERS ICE CREAM H? IGRADE "A" EGGS will be Mrs. Judith Gabbe of Little Silver and Mrs. 16-oz.44C Harriet Hibbert of Rum-' SWANSON DEEP DISH PIES - ^ NUCOA MARGARINE CMICKIN. TOffKtY. son. e e HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS FRESH BAKED GOODS AT The largest league chap- Lancaster Dinnen^=lK48 Rounder Dinner..™«»«...S48 AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! ter in Monmouth County, UMC C the Red Bank Area LWV Gorton's Sole S «8r Butter Beef Steaks ^"%l 79 ARRID EXTRA ACME BREAD ...."^^W serves 12 municipalities In e 1 e northwest Monmouth Coun- Howard Johnson JH % 73 Ideal Peas ^ 21 Cepacol Mouthwash Rye Bread SSK '....."aW ty. C Birdseye Green Beans ^24 Artie Seal M Toothbrushes ^»° .. 25C Lemon Pie a. 2^69e Salkind Bucks .Colts Neck Plan PrlcM efreelloe March J, ttmi March t, 1»7« In NOT J«My (Wnl Ptweant • North). In Staten (stand 4 Orange County, NY. Quantity righta rmrvwl. Not iMponalM* (or typographical error!. COLTS NECK - Assem- blyman Morton Salkind, I)- SAVE 7 SAVE 15 SAVE 10 SAVE 20 SAVE 35 Monmouth. said he sup- toward purchai* of toward purchaaa ol B j pur toward purchase ol F toward purchaat of urn ports the local Township 2-lb. pkg of Extra Light 9-oi. can of copy (MARCH laaua) 64-OI. bit. of 2-lb. can of I I ! | Committee's proposal that PILLSBURY ENDUST I the next high school built In I I READER'S DOWNY I SAVARIN I the Freehold Regional dis- PANCAKE FLOUR FURNITURE POLISH I I DIGEST !! FABRIC SOFTENER I COFFEE trict be located here : WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON I If the district should be NMtMfnahla Maich I / Dig I M«cl> 1. IhtuUKch* 1174 iMu Haich I, itM IKIU Match • 1174 broken up, lie added, in-. I Mil ONI COUPON '*K t AMI 1 UMIT ONI COUPON PIP. PAMLV would support .i cnmhined i iwr ONI COUPON nn r*wt i I K 12 district which would Include both Colts Neck and Marlboro as will is SAVE 20 SAVE 13 SAVE 10 any other municipalities SAVE 30 "concerned with quality towird purchase of toward purchaaa; of toward purchase of toward purchase of toward purchate of all 3-or pNfla of I education and » fully 40-of Oil. of I I 34-oi. can of 2 bath alia bars 157 Ol bOI coordinated o ihc I JELLO I TOP JOB I I VANISH ALL benefit (il i I,mil I GELATINE I I CLEANER I BOWL CLEANER DETERGENT . Mr Salkind, who u /•• WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON na M...h i i wig "•Mtownabl* Wurh I r Mia 1 I Hlf Ihc mayor of Marlboro, ex I I t«/4 I Mill M.rrh • KM Ihru M.r.h • ISM Dim x».M,t, HI4 " ^^ I i nupim'tn I»MII 1 I IMIT ONr ( llllfllN Ptm ' •Wl » prMsni in i.. IN MR I«MH 1 1 *MI wi 1 ntifon »f* F«MII y |aH D*1! nihlp nlttee whli < at Thu i ommlltee meal There't a Frmndly Acme Market Near YOJ!

HUM If a fhrawaBury »v» •74 Newman Springe WADB T° •load a Murlay Lana ]4i Norwood Avenu* •71 "lv«f iott MUSIC SHREWSBURY LINCROFT ELBERON FAIR HAVEN W. LONG BRANCH 24 HOURS A DAY 'f.lM Bed! Baak-MiddfctewB?JSB, N.J. WcsdMsday, Marcgh f, 1174 IS iginal, Brollier Bernard, Back on the Lincroft Campus STATE By ED tUNARKOWSKi tree borse farm in Lincroft course in computer science By Tke Associated Press into one of the state s lead- to qualified and interested LINCROFT - At 60 ing private secondary students years of age, Brother Al- schools is a favorite story On the athletic field, Frozen« Food Control Plan Hit bert Bernard McKenna, of the academy's founding we've started a varsity TRENTON — Industry and labor representatives have Christian Brothers Aca- principal. M(IT squad in addition to given the cold shoulder to the first proposed mandatory stale demy's alumni director, "CBA came into exis- our intramural soccer controls on frozen food handling. has been teaching longer tence," he insists, "simply league teams than the Social Security because three of Mori- •Discipline Training' They dominated a hearing yesterday before the Depart- System has been in the ment of Health that is required before the regulations could mouth County's leading Even the patented brand business of mailing out citizens — Peter E. Flem- o( "discipline training" at be adopted. monthly pension checks The regulation would require that frozen food be kept at ing, Dr. George A. Sheehan the Christian Brothers' zero degrees Farenheit at all times, from processing to its He entered the Pocantico and the late John C. Hen- school has undergone a sale in retail stores. It would also require supermarkets to put Hills, New York, novitiate derson — felt there was a subtle facelifting. warning labels on frozen food that had been allowed to thaw of the Brothers of the need here for a Catholic "Our goal is still the high school !>>r boys and Essentially, the industry spokesman argued that the code Christian Schools in 1927 same ' says Brother Ber- and took his religious vows took action to get one start- nard. "onl\ Hie means of was unnecessary, costly and unenforceable. as a member of that world- ed Labor officials argued that the regulations would drive achieving it arc different. wide Catholic teaching or- "Dr. Sheehan first ap- We're still in the business the frozen food industry out of the stale with a loss of jobs der in 1931 and income. proached Brother John of teaching a boy that he'll Unlike many men of his Halpin, who at that time experience greater success age, who are just a handful was the provincial of our and satisfaction in life if he More TV Coverage Sought in N.J. of years away from the religious order, with the can master the art of pick- TRENTON - Still feeling slighted, a New Jersey group golden achievement of liv- idea back in 1957. ing priorities and sticking has asked for federal hearings on ways of getting more tele- ing six-and-a-half decades. "Brother John briefly to solid ideals vision coverage in the state. Brother Bernard dismisses considered the proposal One way the New Jersey Coalition for Fair Broadcasting Ihe thought of "living from and told him to come back "Ten years tap, we had suggested yesterday was "hyphenating" some of the New this mint on for the sake of in a year to discuss it fur- our students line up in York or Philadelphia stations. reaching retirement." ther. ranks after lunch and go to afternoon classes in home- New York's Channel 7 might become New York-Jersey Rather than watch a pro- "Well," continued Broth- fessional football game on room units. City's Channel 7, the group suggested, and Philadelphia's er Bernard, "Dr. Sheehan "Today, " lie says, "the Channel 3 might become Channel 3 of Philadelphia (amdrn television, he says "I'd is a determined fellow. So rather referee an in- formation business is gone, Sen. Raymond H. Bateman, R-Somersct, speaking for the he took up the provincial's but the heart of the matter coalition, said it wants some action from the Federal Commu- tramural grid contest be- offer and was back in his nications Commission because news service from the New tween teams of our young office a year later preach- — the discipline, although York and Philadelphia stations has been inadequate. He said men here at CBA." ing the same sermon. its disguise is less formal the Philadelphia stations have done a better job of covering Rhode Island Native Bishop's Approval — remains." New Jersey than the New York stations. To the native Rhode Is- "After Bishop George W. As the academy's alumni lander — who, this year, Ahr of the Trenton Diocese director, Brother Bernard will complete his 47th as a blessed the project, Broth- faces a difficult challenge, Christian Brother, the Lin- er John called me on the trying to develop an active Prison Weapons Search Continues organization of CBA stu- TRENTON — The search for missing knives and other croft secondary school is a phone one evening, just be- special place. fore the Christmas of '58," dents of yesteryear. contraband continued at Trenton Stale Prison today. recalls Brother Bernard. "This group?' he points Inmates could be permitted to eat in the prison mess hall "When CBA first opened out, "is the largest seg- today, which would be their first release from their cells since its doors in the autumn of "Since we both were in ment of the entire CBA Sunday night, a spokesman for theDepartment of Institutions 1959," he recalls, "I was New York City, he asked family — and, naturally, and Agencies said. one of six brothers who me to hop a subway train it's growing bigger every The spokesman said shops at the prison would remain formed the starting facul- uptown because he wanted Dtgitlcr Jloft Phol» year." closed until they have been searched. ty." to discuss something with BIG BROTHER — Continuing at 60 in the business of producing thor- By yesterday afternoon, the first cell-by-ccll search in two But there's more to the me. oughbreds at Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, is Brother Albert To date, the school has years had turned up 14 of 18 butcher knives that were dis- story. "When I arrived at his Bernard McKenna, founding principal of the academy, who returned graduated about 1,300 stu- covered missing early Monday. About 100 homemade weapons He also was the aca- office, he wasted little time in 1972 as alumni director. Besides developing an active alumni group dents. and some 40 gallons of "prison hootch," mostly homemade demy's first principal. in asking me to be CBA's to support CBA goals, Brother Bernard still teaches a full schedule. He admits, "The job is wine, also were found, the spokesman said. Serving as CBA's top ad- first principal." tough, mainly because the Corrections Department Lt. Charles Traufman said Mon- ministrator and religious Brother Bernard joined vear, 144 boys formed the Charity, a Jesuit chaplain Comments Brother Ber- task is unprecedented day that he thought the early discovery of the theft from a superior for six years, he the founders' fund-raising academy's first class. and 25 lay faculty mem- nard: "This number has here," but adds, "I have no locked chrst in the cookhouse probably averted a bloody up- left the academy in 1985 for campaign the following Today, the grey barn bers: . • been pretty const ant for bones about it. rising in the prison. an assignment at Manhat- spring. houses the high school's This year, the academy's quite some time. Unfortun- "Right now, we've con- tan College in New York Within a year, they freshman class home- enrollment reached a peak ately, we only can accept firmed about 300 nf the City. From there, he went raised $400,000 for the new rooms. » of 810 students. about 250 of these appli- 1,300 original addresses we Sports Complex Costs Soar on to be the religious supe- high school. "Starting the frosh in 'Pretty Crowded' cants for each freshman have in our files. A lot of NEWARK — The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Au- rior at a Christian Broth- "We purchased the Henderson," says Brother "That's pretty crowded class. the graduates have moved." ers' high school in Syr- Whitney estate for Bernard, "has become a for us," admits ihe school's Some have settled far thority has renegotiated — with a $1,599,000 increase — two Although Brother Ber-, building contracts for its delay-plagued sports complex in the acuse. He returned to CBA $295,000,""he said. "Most of tradition here." alumni director. away. Others have moved in 1972 as the local school's nard sees no great change Hackensack Meadow lands. the remaining money went Even with an increase in more than once. alumni director. In 1961, CBA opened its in the average CBA student One contractor, slattery Construction Co., had done much into refurbishing an old main classroom and ad- tuition over the years (in "But with all the prob- "I taught a full day of horse barn as a classroom over the past decade, he of its work when the authonty's funds dried up last October ministration building. The 1959 it was $500 a year; this concedes that the school lems and pitfalls," he says, due to problems marketing its bond issue. Slattery stopped math courses when I was building. We named it Hen- $1.8 million structure in- year it's $900) and the con- "we've been adding to the principal back in the early derson Hall, in honor of has made some carefully driving pilings and building the foundation for the racetrack cludes a classroom wing, struction of new Catholic calculated changes in confirmed current address grandstand when the authority stopped paying the bills. 60's," he recollects, "and I one of our three lay found- laboratories, offices, a high schools in the county, list every month." still teach a full schedule. ers." educational and extra- The new contract gives Slattery $1,431,000 — an increase cafeteria and a mammoth CBA still must turn away curricular programs. And every year, for the of $260,000 — to finish the job, an authority spokesman said "The only thing that's Henderson Hall auditorium-gymnasium. prospective students. An past 15, the old Whitney yesterday. changed is the math." In 1959, Henderson Hall The original staff of six average of 350 boys take "For instance," he ex- horse farm in Lincroft has An increase of more than $1 million went to Kcane Con- The transformation of was the academy's only brothers has increased lo the academy's entrance ex- plains, "in the classroom, been producing thorough- strue! inn Co., which had not started work on its contract for the 157-acre Whitney Green- academic building. That 26 brothers, a Sisler of amination every vear. we now offer an eleclive breds. the pilings and foundations of the football stadium when funds dried up. Kean's contract was renegotiated at $7,064,000, an increase of $1,339,000 over the earlier contract, the authority spokesman said. Narozanick Sworn In As County Administrator Cahill Urges Interest in Politics FREEHOLD - Theodore J. board of freeholders. Mr. Narozanick was not a PRINCETON - Former New Jersey Gov. William T. Narozanick, county budget di- Freeholder Director Joseph hasty one. The freeholders Cahill told his audience at Princeton University yesterday rector, begins today his first C. Irwin said that the freehol- have considered this appoint- that he was looking for a bigger audience. day as Monmouth County's ders do not intend to appoint ment for many years, he said. Cahill said he hoped to use his new platform as a lecturer first county administrator. a deputy administrator. at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School for Public and In- Mr. Manf/anirk was sworn In lauding Mr. Narozanick The freeholders had slated ternational Affairs "to change the attitudes or the American into office yesterday for a for his promotion, Mr. Irwin as far back as !%.'• that Mon- citizen toward pXiblic issues." three-year term to fill the said he has known Mr. Naro- mouth should have a county He said if he had his governorship to live over again one newly created post of county zanick since he joined county administrator but no appoint- ment was made until yes- thing he would do would be to try harder to interest people in administrator government in 1957 and that terday. Mr: Narozanick was the political process While Mr. Narozanick will there is "no better qualified even one of two persons spec- He said lhal Ion often the public is interested only In what continue to receive his individual to carry out the ulated for the job in 1970 but affects them personally. Cahill's lecture was open to all stu- present salary of $29,500 in his duties of the county adminis- new position, the appointment trator." no action was ever taken by dents and attracted enough of them that it had to be moved to the board. an auditorium. gives him greater powers in Freeholder Ernest G. Kava- Ick noted that the position of the administration of county Lone Democrat on the nniniv administrator is a key government. . board, Freeholder Philip N. Judge Denies Squire Dismissal position in county government His appointment lo the new Gambs said the appointment NKW BRUNSWICK - The judge in Clark Squire's mur- and declared that the decision position was unanimously ap- of a county administrator was der (rial here yesterday denied a defense motion to dismiss proved by the five-member by the freeholders to appoint the charge that Squire killed state trooper Werner Focrster in one of things he had cam- a May 2 Shootout on the New Jersey Turnpike. paigned for last year. Defense lawyers for Squire filed motions to dismiss the "I am very happy that it separate parts of the defendant'! eight-count indictment. came to pass," he said, not- goper Hiieister was killed and Trooper James Harper Freeholders Ask ing the growth of the county wounded in the shootout. An alleged accomplice, Mrs. Joanne population over the last 10 Chcsimard. was separated from the trial due to medical GORH years and that county govern- plications with her pregnancy. A third alleged accomplice, ment has grown complex and James Costan. also was killed Funds to Improve in need of having a full-time expert to handle Ihe problems Government Hit on Jobless Kale associated with thiit growth TRENTON — The Byrne Administration threatened a FIRST COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR - Theodore J. Narozanick, center, 14 Intersections Knrholders Harry Ll takes his oath to begin his three-year term as the first to fill the newly court suit w.lrnl.u Igglli*) the lederal giivernini'iil over a Jr. and Axel B. Carlson Jr. created post of Monmouth County administrator. County Clerk Benjamin proposed change In computing unemployment rates thai state) mEEHOLD- A resolution addrd that Mr N;irn/,inick safety aspects at the Inter- H. Danskin administers the oath, as Mrs. Narozanick holds the Bible. Mr. officials claimed couM coH Rw Jemj up in $;io million m iiiiitmnzing Mnnmnuih County DM I"1'1" Mlling the position M|> federal funds. to apply for lunds from the Tlui'c nf the prepOWd new Narozanick has been a member of county government since 1957, most re- CMItty administrator for cently as budget director and assistant county treasurer. Slate Labor Commissioner Joseph A Hoffman said he Traffic Operations to In- ira m i,un« Branch, yeiirs hut without the proper met with <\ i i mi U.8 Laboi Secretary William Kolbar|ti Capaclty .ind lafety They an Norwood Avc, wail title. CIIIIIIIV IM . .HIIM'WII .HI out Washington to express hli opposition i" the proposed i hat (TOPICS) program, .i i»mf si ind llinh st ; Brighton Mr. Irwin also i iii'il ih.it ni the 'i number ol d also lloffmun said Hint the new method for establishing Ihe federal anil stale project, to ind UriMii Avc . .10(1 Atlantic the rreehol bean standing reputation fot lcnd*r?hip of the freeholder* has been me ol Ihe Ireehot Indies-, i.iii Id cause New Jcrs») la i»-e federal IM tor fin,m. i' improvement si it in- .mil HUM'ii,, concerned about the appoint pro \ll N.n • itllluds and lhal ihi • manpown training ind puttie employment project! even In m I lorn In the i outity was Than an two iltaa m lha linni HI ,i county idmlnl^M though imemptoymenl In Ihe mate I nol de< lining approved \i'sii'iil,iy liy the application from aacR of the tratoi fm .i numiii'i ol Hoffman uM he received no usurance from Kolbera thut Board of Freeholdi following thru' oramunl ind feel ni.it iha tin ins new ipuung method would IN iiim hod I'lcWiniiiiT iiiuiv Larrlmn — Hed Bank: Shrewsbury come when ii *.i tin ,Ir, director o( hl| Ave .Hid Bergen Plica, and in appoint ana Embargo lift I hid No Cure-AII Tax OB Gat Tax Rnkd Valid i thai the 11 II.mini, Road rod HI favot ni ed HI iiir ippli U \MIIM. I". ( M'l 'iiniiiy. TRENTON — A itatc appeab i l ruled hal II.i/ict Union V' hi- mi', ill .iiliiiini .II.IIHI who in IIIIIIIHIM in HI uiiii'i • Middle Road, and Pool* I nun Nrw •uhmttlvd iMih'i in .nut Middla iin.ni Ihe freehnWei IN Ihi will remain hi||h and Ihe „„„„. m mi federal ind .I i md id i spi< >'iii-• • i ui iin' tun. i ihe I III. . million pi'i'i Ill,' •»iii be appro i 'i and IM MI Maple i • -.in ( uphi iii .i ' try tl '""'"' nine montd communltl MHtM mil I mil pi. idi'iil "f Ihr New Read and ill III.' Drill l ,i Mi.- i. ii.' motor fuel • :rtm •(uit "i i ropi

•ft M 14 f tec h*) **&*** «, * J. t»<*M«4*> t of The Barn On to Broadway .l KHITK HIM>KRSO\ an annual horse show. March 31 starting at 8:30 am at Colts No 1. Rl 537, Colts Neck. That's whether the knows that Lots McDonald is light • r dnzjjes or dazzles on her feet, but! County Fare Judge for the open aU-English event will be Leonard M i the i alu- ild - dam. Duffy of MiMiiestown a join, master of fox hounds for the Monmouth County Hunt Club Apres play, the group will adjourn to Cuisines of (.'tuna on i llaruld Prime W 53rd SI. (Remember'' They catered the '73 Monmoulh Mrs. Joanne Adam, Middletown, is the leader of the : lie broad- County Horse Show rather spectacularly') and at the supper group, assisted by Mrs Mary Fallon. Rumson, Mrs. Pat B at Jeff Kellei on* of l.nis McDonald's pro- quests will be joined by cast members, including the star of i. Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Toddy Howie, Mrs. i Barn Theater productions the show, Louis J Stadlen, who won a Tony for "Minnie's Frank Woodward and Mrs Peg Jordan, all Middletown UK past tw« yean He p the iwji Mrs. Anna Keller of Boys" and played in "Serpico" as the mayor's deputy Milestones in the club's progress during its six years of existence (photos, trophies, ribbons, el al) are now on display Fretto Theater party reservations may be made by contacting in the window of Newberry's. Red Bank i<4»raie — and also raise meaty lur ihc Bain Players Mrs. McDonald at The Bam or Mrs Quinn at her home at 20 Scholarship Fund which/In dale, has helped M ><>ung people Holly Tree Lane Accepting entries for the show are Diane Feigus, Mary fuiiher carom in the art.s - lift McDonald and Mrs John H Alice Jordan and the Lampe lights — Barbara, club president, yuinn, Kumwin. haw planned a March 29 theater trip. Buses A Barn Praising and Marilyn. All are of Middletown will leave The Barn Theater on Avenue of Two Rivers, Hum- Don't close The Bam door yet! Currently in rehearsal be- son, at 6 15 p m to arrive in New York for an 8 o'clock cur- hind it is Lionel Bart's version of "Oliver Twist" with a — Shamrock Shuffle Uin new twist! Kathy Fox and Nan Hughes, both 10 and both of They'll be doing the shamrock shuffle. March 16. at Holy Rumson, will play respectively, Oliver and the Artful Dodger. Cross School in Rumson, where a pre-St. Patrick's Day parish They will do the roles — not as girls playing boys' parts, but party is being played out to music by The Danceables. as girls playing girls' parts! Mr and Mrs David dodvin and Dr and Mrs Charles Pa- They are supported by a gang of little thieves acted by terno. Rumson, are chairmen of the BYOB benefit get-togeth- Jeff Blumenkrantz, West Long Branch; Fred DiCapua, Mid- er — an alternative to the usual PTA-sponsored St. Patrick's dJetown; Peter Zeiner, Little Silver, and Kristen Blair, Sarah Day luncheon. Dacey, Mary Landy, and Patrick and Paul Hughes, Rumson. Reservations are being accepted by Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Big people are also in the cast. Oyster Bay Drive, and Mrs. John O'Mara, Ridge Road, Rum- Joseph Kembisz Jr. is director and David McAneny is mu- son. sical director and the show is to be presented March 8, 9, IS, IS, 22 and 23 at 8:30 p.m. and on March 16 at 2 p.m. Bayshore Benefit The Holmdel Village School is alive with the sound of mu- Think Rink sic. It was generally conceded that the stars-on-ice at Friday's And that's because the Bayshore Players are staging that outing at the Navesink Country Club were Wisconsin-bred particular Rodgers and Hammerstein musical in the school's auditorium March 22-23, 29-30, nightly at 8:30 o'clock, for the tarry Quigley, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Harvey Stewart, High- MCOSS BOOSTERS — I. Ralph Fox, second from lands. benefit of Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. The group, directed by Bob Clarke, also will put on a free left, and Joseph R. McMahon Jr. of Rumson, But as for the rink races and games — organized by Ed chairman and vice-chairman respectively, of a Apy, Middletown, and Betsy Spurdle, Fair Haven, in con- performance March 21 for patients at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital and students at the Collier School, Wickatunk. special fund-raising project of MCOSS Family junction with the benefit sponsored by the Junior Committee Health and Nursing Service, join Mrs. McMahon, of Children's Psychiatric Center, Eatontown — there were The role of Maria is being played by Lynn Garrison, dra- ma and English teacher in Howell High School (and, in- left, and Mrs. James I. Wyer at a project-launch- really no losers. ing party in the Wyers' Locust home, uam CPC wins, too, to the tune of approximately (1,500! cidentally, daughter of County Superintendent of School Karl Among some 120 party participants were Dr. and Mrs. B. Garrison); Ed Mullins, Holmdel, is Capt. Von Trapp; Betty Kdward J. Kuch, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Montgomery, Mr. and Haynie, Colts Neck, is Mother Superior, and Frank Frey Mrs. Ed Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonello, the Richard An- plays Max and Bobby Kosoff is Elsa. REGISTER NOW sells, Mr. and Mrs. David Rife, Mr. and Mrs. James Oos- Accompanied by the Bell Laboratories Orchestra, Mary terhous, Kathy Griffith (whose husband was laid-up with an Ann Benedette, Doris Villars and Jo Sabik, will do a rousing earlier ice injury), Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Patyk, Bev and Lloyd version of "How Do You Solve the Problem of Maria?" and Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- Kathy Doherty and Tom Frascatore get together on "When 5 WEEK ADULT ny Dorn, Dr. and Mrs. John Angers, Barrie and Joseph You're 16 Going on 17." Fancy, Kitty and Tom Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ansel!, Lots of local youngsters are also involved in the show. So LENTEN SERIES Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Had- many in fact that the director decided to spread 'em out. So dock and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Langefeld. depending on the night one attends he's likely to spot Donna RED BANK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL and Janet Pedcrsen, Susan and Kathy Haynie, Mara Busse, The Big H Mike Sabik and Scott Schofield, among others. MONDAY EVENINGS 4-H stands for Heads, Hands, Hearts and Health. The Bayshore Players production is sponsored by the MARCH 11-APRIL 8,1974 Add "Horses" and you've got the Trail Blazers, a group Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital. Rila I,u- of 31 enhusiastic young people currently involved in plans (or cania, 118 Miller Ave., may be contacted for tickets. 8:15-10:00 P.M.

Rrgilltr StoKPhlt* UNITED WE STAND - Nancy Book, a member of 1.THE FAMILY AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Are the committee for the Children's Psychiatric Cen- present means of religious education adequate? in- ter benefit at Navesink Country Club, Middletown, slructort: Gabrltl Uoran, Maria Harris is joined on the ice by her husband Daniel Book, right, and Dick Spearel of Little Silver. The out- 2.CONTEMPORARY MARRIAGE Do todays values door-indoor party is an annual project of CPC's 7 Junior Committee. Security Blanket Hangup put it in a new perspective instructor 3. SEARCH FOR TRANSCENDENCE: DEATH. DE- VILS, DESPAIR How does demonology correlate with human freedom, dignity and responsibility9 Instructor "FINE QUALITY Anthony Fasano Dear Ann Landers: I'm 14 ../ ;. MMMHHi HMMMB realities. Learn the facts by WORKMANSHIP' and in my first year of high reading, "Booze and You — 4. MORALITY TODAY: Does following a Christian ethic school. When I was very For Teen-Agers Only," by necessarily lead to a moral society? instructor: John young I got into this habit of Ann Landers Ann Landers. Send 35c in coin Qrhco, Diana Frtund Qrlaeo • Custom draperies smelling my old, dirty baby and a long, stamped, self-ad- blanket to help me fall asleep. dressed envelope to Ann • Slipcovers My sisters did the same thing. over I can't wait till the lights come to see me he sits in my Landers, P.O. Box 3346, Chi- 5. WILL THE REAL JESUS PLEASE STAND UP: Wnc f_ • Bedspreads But they gave up their blan- are out so I can grab a corner- office and they won't talk in cago, Illinois 60654. is he? miere is he? Why is he? instructor jo» irmin kets when they were six and of the bedspread and start front of him. L-.- • Wallpaper * seven. I've still got the habit. sniffing. Please tell me how I've asked him to please go BATIK DEMONSTRATION Court** art directed toward* adult* In a changing work), and My old baby blanket fell lo kick this habit. - Hooked home after work and not LITTLE SILVER - Gcr- arc conducted by THE ALTERNATIVE: a mobll* tchool wtioM apart years ago, so now I Dear H.: Try a substitute. hang around. He says, "I'm aldine Velasquez, professor of (acuity Includes ptofeeslonali In education, religion, theology, philosophy and psychology- ask about our convenient smell the bedspread instead. Put some lovely perfume on sorry. You're right," pouts art history at Monmoulh Col- SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE When I have girl friends sleep your wrist, and sniff that in- for a few days and then it's lege, West Long Branch, will stead. the same story. demonstrate the art of batik FEES1.M PARKS PROGRAM Dear Ann Landers: I'm a My secretary has threat- following tomorrow's 8 pm. minister in a Southern town. ened to quit. My wife is fed meeting of the Evening Mem- EATONTOWN - A pro- up, and so am I. But I'm af- bership Department of the gram will be presented by People are supposed to come Mwlie to me for advice and here I raid to fire him because he Woman's Club of Little Silver, the Monmouth County am writing to Ann Landers. has so many friends. Can you in the clubhouse on Kumson Parks System tomorrow at Incredible! offer some advice before we Koad. SSI Broad Street • UM) i a a meeting of the Woman's 10 5 Uon Ul . I took this job five years all quit and leave him to run Shrewsbury, NJ. into ro Sfiop ftn» Community Club of Eaton- ago. With the job came a 60- the place? — Stymied j COURSE SELECTED. WASTER CHARGE • BANKAMEHCARO town, at 8 p.m. here in year-old sexton, a lonely man PREGNANT. Meadowbrook School. Dear Reverend S.: Give the R*fl(t*r lor en* course only and make check! payable lo llM who lost his wife and has no lovable pest one more warn- Jams* CCO. Return this lorm nidi payment lo: children. The job is his whole ing. Kithcr he leaves the DISTRESSED?; Joeephlne Lee life. church al quitting time or MHubbard'ark Red lank, Ne> J*rt*y 97701 He hangs around after he's fired, Then, do it. And, if BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 working hours, won't leave the congregation would rather IIIIIIIIIHlllllUlll and is a great talker. The fel- have him than you, LET him low is good hearted and well- run the place. liked, but his nose is in every- Ann Landers discusses tren- " i~l . I thing. When parishioners age drinking — its myths, its D OPENING TOUCH & SEW sewing machine HAZLET WITH CABINET COME ONE, COME ALL BRING A FRIEND

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By NARGOT SMITH Haman and his supptN ( HI I M HI I IN». Although Friday is the official holiday. Jewish families received the punishment intended Car their \ in will gather tomorrow night for traditional o of Pu- plained by Mrs Paul Kleiscli. rim. In many homes, kreplach and chkfca soup will he lol Little Sliver president of the local cbaptM of Hadassali Potluck sugar lowed by hamentashrn which, literally translated, means HOC nf I'unrn begins with the reading of the la I juice ••Haman's hat." They arc little pastry pasUres stuffed with Ihii (luring which Haman is "beaten symbolically Children 1 or 2 teaspoons orange rind Stew prunes and put through food grinder. Season with prune or poppy seed filling, pinched inlu Hie shape u( a hat. or have gathered up all the noisemakeis. (Greggeni) Ihey can Beat all logetbei pocket, or ear, depending on what your parents lold you *hen find to activate at each mention of Hainan's name, and drown lemon juice and sugar "fhicken with bread crumbs you were little. out that dreaded sound Kfill dough on lightly floured waxed paper to 3/16 men Haman was the tyrant who, a<

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WEDNESDAY. March 6 - by those who have previously -A minor dream becomes a -Draw another out if you Born today, you are a highly received your disapproval. reality today Guard your can. There is much to be creative person with a You are hardest of all on tongue when in conversation learned from a taciturn, shy special talent for scientific those who refuse to carry with the young; you could friend - if you can get hifn or endeavors. You enjoy work- their own weight in a joint give away one too many her to speak about the past. ing alone and even as a child enterprise; after talking with secrets. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) could be counted on to main- you. such people soon change. GEMINI (May 21-.Iune 20) — Begin at once to develop a lain standards of excellence Although you are moody at talent you recently dis- LOOK, PET, IT 1 —The Gemini who indulges . TELL 1OU WHAT,] OKAY. AN IF THEV on your own, without supervi- t imes, you do not allow moods WASN'T /VfY > I'LL GO AN1 < his interest in cultural pur- covered There never will be CAN'T MAKE IT, sion. to have any say in your life. a better time to expand your FAULT 7WEV ' INVITE SOME OP suits should end the day emo- Gifted with exceptional To find what is in store for horizons - and fatten your CAME AN1 "CURTOLKS — EVEN A tionally satisfied if not self-confidence in combina- you tomorrow, select your purse! TOOK THE ROUND, EH? EW ENEMIES materially well off. tion with more than your birthday and read the corre- SAGITTARIUS 'fNov 22- TELLY AWAY CANCER (June 21 July 22) share of willpower, you are sponding paragraph. Let — You should be able to trust Dec. 21i -Surprise those who determined to get the most your birthday star be your your friends with confidences expect little of you today You possible from life. You expect daily fiuide at this time. If you can't, you can accomplish a greai deal nothing for nothing and Thursday, March 7 might be wise to seek out new it vou are careful to budget therefore, are quite willing to PISCES (Feb. 19-March 201 associates your lime and organize your work hard and long for — A highly romantic day for LEO (July 23-Aug 22) material. whatever you achieve, the Pisces whose mind is -Make an effort not to with- CAPRICORN 'Dec 22-Jan. whether along material or working in that direction. draw into your shell when 19i - "Still waters run deep." spiritual lines. Don't delay when it comes to difficulties arise this moan- Many will be reminded of Honest and diplomatic at expressing your personal ing Talk things over with one this old saying today when the same time, you have a feelings who knows your true feelings they realize how involved you knack for delivering yourself ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) VIRGO lll lip the kifij4 of spades, * Q • 7 3 in spades for fear of never ner will not try for game and South shrewdly refused soi in winning a trick with the unit--.. In• had more Ihan an the trick, lit' won the w\\ • AOIS queen So Ea it's ifl unge opening bid ol ins ow n trick with the queen ol 104 play a I the f irsl trick when you have a singleton, spades and went after the »J 10 3 nudged declarer into win- however, you may make PMfflCMMf S 'A. ONLY hearl 4 K r. 5: ning the first trick game with a fairly liKht Smith NUMMiN'mfPOUAN- Weal took the ace of W«K Norlli btf HtH! CAN N A Oik Rather naturally, South dummy I'ass In he^in with I'.iv. I'.,.. 1 | hearts but couldn't lead an- wenl after the heart* Wesl 2 NT i + other iptde South bad and hid your spades laid h I NT captured ihe ten of heart', i A Pocket Guide to O|'I n All H.it 3 THAT 8EA6LE5 AR£ THE /MOST SENSITIVE Of Au C\

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B\ chuck Thblehon Monmouth on top plav. as wt W di- Register S|>oris Lditor A p. li didn t matter vided scoring, Monmouth out- In ISM and I%K DoweU The Hawks, their attack rebounded Dowlwg. tt-tt. WEST LONG MUNCM - they were'eliminated b) sandwiched a last Break lay- well honed by then, outscored jon,: r. Hill and mill College s suddenly •I hall sparkplug HIP I.ions, la i. the rest ol the Talley in double figun aroused basketball team .lack Hill lor six point streak, way lo Kansas City Ihe winners were sophl .ip with its own brand In llri'ii laid .i|>|ndi..' and Ihe Hawks wen switched from a I I guard Gary Massa with 12 UM current 19711. lh.\ 1..-1 in the first headed again /one lo a 1-3-1 in the .second points. Mi Dowell with 11. campus rag< "ight IIIUIIll Buvlan s boys slill led by half to defense their gond led early and fin- ilawks streaked l.i'i six h4 :iK. midwa\ through the Shooters," said BoUan. who ished with nine (minis and I hdlf lo dei ,. ironical in that Monmouth's running nff watched the Dowlmg marks seven rebounds Howling College^JK).7(1, points mm I'H i11 p'T cenl lo his fur the NAIA Dlltl Sr'ovetnber was — McDowell's three point team's 45 2 before the inter Bob Kaible. Dowlirn championship and a berth in against Dowlifig an IFie same play. Uwain Talle\ s techni- missiun freshman was a power on of- court In between, Hie liolden cal foul conversion and anoth nelting a game high "f llif TMeam national tourna- "Then I think they started ment next week in Kansas I,urns posted H t recurf Set n tree throw b> McDowell 31 points Larry Bates i getting frustrated on ollense, *»> numbei in was ihe ami Ihe rout was on nior, had a dozen more, all in and it affected their del' toughest pill in swallow, how- I allc\ the 8 I junior leaper the firsl half Before Bovlan The Inp lo Missouri will lie he continued "That gave us a the lil'lh (or the Hawks, hut anrl (i | Ireshman Krme Belli inserted the 1+1 defense to better opportunity ()(j! of- then flist MIUc 1U7II Down, . ii after M -.<•< IIIK(>, ngcr. » ho Implied as the shut off Ihe Lions' outside tense ' "Our chances of winning flu I .urn s faced an uphill lame • high icorer (i(* shouting 1 mil there arc atmul III HI la bailie throughout a hot shout- points) ano rchounder (10) In Ihe final anahsis. it was D<*l>ntCol HOI MonmoulhCo HC1 G f I & f T I. but it will give ciui knis it- ing lull b\ bull) squads, and got into earl) i»ui innate, ab- Monmouth who shot belter totn 1 ; i? Mosui the i isiiors drew lo within lhan 50 per cent for the game Foftion 3 3 Ii penence," said coach Bill sorbing three each ill the first Hr-r ' 0 Klrbrr 3 » four points, 4ivW."ai hslftime (37-73). while Dowlmg dipped mm* 1 i 31 McDowell I II BoyUa. half, limiting the Hawk <>l ) 0 4 Itrty 1 « Only one player, ti-!> senior Two iiiiiiiiirwvfito Ihe tense before intermistian to a shade mil 40 per cenl 0 0 0 Bellinger ] <« 0 0 0 Kryionstu 0 I Don Kelber, will graduate half, they tied it at 4fi. and it Talley, w hn hit for 1 i ill of 76) On the foul line, 0 6 Hill the Hawks connected on an 3 0 e Golloghw o o from this year's 10 K Mnn- u.ts knotted two mine limes points, one less lhan Hill, 0 1 1 Merlo o o mnuth club, whiih played as I lie teams exchanged has- picked up his fifth personal excellent 16 of 20 The losing 2 0 4 Ocmlon o o Mime of its best basketball of kels with i:M left to play and Lions were 8 of 10 lotoK 31 I m Tololi V K <0 Dowimg 4? n - '0 I he season in the second half Then Moninouth streaked, went lo the sidelines with With balanced backboard Mi of last night's district din- iln-t Kur Kleber, performing at home for the last lima in his .collegiate career, the victory Penguins Cut was sweetest, however. He has been looking (inward to the Kaycee trip for his four f yean on the varsity squad. We just don't have the Short' Isles height this year," Boylan can- didly said. "This is a different By The Associated Press against the Bruins, type team than those we've though taken out there before We Syl Apps -scored while the "They thought 'hey were need the good big man to Islanders had two men in the Tar/an." said Hep (andolin, keep the pressure off our oth- penally box in Ihe third peri- coach of the Kast Division- er players '' od last night, and gave Ihe leading Boston Bruins — vic- fi»

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Illlllllll IIOOIMIIIIIM Braves Cop Thr ft*? W*0UUt, •» i ft Falcons, Wave Advance; In Overtime; Valiant Bulldogs Tumble Monmouth untied Ihiw i liiude (jillurd led the Devils Foiled crunch attack with It ' half l until under- Manalapan advanced to the second round of the Central roup III "i" the lasl l«« nunu' I- red Balina Jersey, Group II tournament by defeating Hightstown, 78-75, ami Kuiiisim I'rtii Haven Re- II markers and Randy irking Pertl I ould in overtime, but Shore Regional was bumped by Ridge of Bas- gional ^ii1 its all i was the top reboun- king Ridgc, 69-55. powerful Perth Anitjny, der (m the Wave with 11. The BUIIIIIIHS Inod tS make a V> .Wjhank Pete .Ini'inK h scored seven points in the overtime m i il HI tbe M i >"id half throws while (Kran Township .Inn ( assiriy had 14 for the In another Group II lilt tn help Manalapan in its win over liighlstown, but Myles behind the lane |>la\ ol j;iil h for it The Spailans Spartans and Vaughn Skid- With local (la\ or, Loflg Bornstad scored the winning points, the only two not a HalUgM and Duke. ' rrtl ii held goal more pulled down a game- Branch sank Ocean 1 by Jeremich low, pulling to within lour Ihanlhe U. high 14 rebounds ship* hopes, K points, inn losing momentum The game was sent into overtime when Vince Doc.ici, who .limn Hernandez, cams olf l.ong Krancti led through- Long Branch goes into its and sliding back to ihe imal out, tniilding up an eight point led the Braves with Tl points, cashed a jumper from the right Ihe bench In spark Mnnninulh margin ol It). next N.IS1AA game with a 15- side with eight seconds to play. Regional to its cliff-hanger i Uit second pei iod be- I HI mil ui i an Township over Princeton. I H) lOI s (HIlMde sllool 1MH Ime the Spartans came back. closed with 12.12. In the overtime, .leremuh traded a pair of baskets with Hernssdez entered t sa proved lo be the • Ocean closed the gsp to the Rams before scoring on a solo to put the Braves ahead. game sfter Tom Hargrove during the decisive ' in Ihe third period beloie the Monmoulh R>? I'll rrmctlori I"I Cliff Johnson, the lop Ham with 21 points, then tied the j^me, G f T G " fouled nut with 12 points, and KumiJOfl Hist wati lied him iiel Wave .sprinted tgSW Walk' 7 « 70 King 13 but Bornstad came back with his bucket with 17 seconds to everything he put up The Cooprrhauut I 13 T irown 5 proceeded to pump in s points Long Branch led In II early Hargrove 4 4 1? AlexondtT 0 play. Panthers also i onlroied Hie ttgo« 7 0 4 POOIXKHI 3 during tbe imal pel lod, In- in the fourth quarter, bul Kaikaka t 7 14 Wntion S boards with a :i'J M spread. Goodrum 1 0 7 U ^1 1 Bornstad was fouled on the play but missed. Jcremich was cluding the (lolden Falcons' aguia the Spartans closed ii 4 0 I BullCKk i last two buckets, ttilher Hicks hit double fig- MWihaH I (ouled going for the rebound and made the last point of the to ill ,il with I -4tt to play. p Si own 0 The big one tame with sev- ures for I'erth Anihiiy. wilH Ih game on the tail end of a one andone. I.ong Branch shut Ihe door 30 I] 7J lotoll 30 en seconds to play Wit h while HaJligan ami Criihlow there with free throws paving Manalapan led at the half, 32-31. but the lead changed hands I'nncelon ahead, 71-711, llei- 7 « each had 20 for the Bulldogl the Ufa} constantly until Dower s bucket sent the name into overtime. nande/, a junior, sank a 10- II It H-/I .iniin Emery added it, in RumionF M («?1 Ptrth AmMv I > 7) (iml pop from the side to give & F T G F T Lon| tromri IM) Jermuhs IK rebounds gave the Braves a 4J-23 advantage Itumson's cause, with his 7 X Toylor IS S JS the Kalcons Ihe win. 7 70 VonDola .10ft v tl 0 14 Balina It on the boards. The big center also hit 21 points. team closing out Ihe season K- 7 16 Run 1 t It Sixdmort S 7 17 Spfncrr 7 I Mniinioiilli had taken Ihe 0 I William* 3 7 1 Robb _ 0 7 7 Gllliortf t II lead in the first period and 0 7 Kmch 4 I « Boil Cl t I 13 Reid 0 O Manalapan, now 14-8. will play the winner of the SomerviUc- Ocean Township plaved with- Kirburlt 0 0 Dim I I 1 tnedmon S I II Covin held it until the fourth, al- Howard 0 0 (1 Oeiotno 0 0 0 Oiley 1 i Middlesex game at Brookdale Saturday at 7 p.m. out veteran forward Bruce Kinnty 0 0 0 Bcilrlino 0 0 0 arMK though it never got larger 4 14 ' lllalky. who was suspended In'olv X t « Totals II IS It Tolols 73 6 57 ToloU ?7 77 44 Shore, which led by as much as nine points midway than eight pmnls. Rurnson f H 16 If If 17 - M Ocean Two . 17* 1] U H — SJ It -M through the third period, saw Ridge score 12 points in a row. The turnaround came with from school before Ihegsmo, PeilhAmboy.... 11 2t I] 17 -V Long Bronth ... II I] It Rtdga continued to keep the pressure cm throughout the 1:3(1 to play when Bob King, fourth period and made it a runaway. who had a name-high 32 points, cashed a lav up tn put r Hidj;e (IR.fi) got a 2.>-point performance from 6-4 Greg TROUBLED WATERS — Long Branch's Steve Ox- the Little Tigers ahead, 69-HH. 52nd NJSIAA Swim Sobocinski. Sobocinski scored the first eight points of the ley (11) is all tied up by Ocean Township's Rick Hernandez then hit a short game, but' Shore came back with -I) points in the second quar- •Friedman (12) and a host of other Spartans during jumper to give the lead back ter to take command at the half, 37-30. last night's Central Jersey, Group III game at to the Falcons, but King con- nected again to set up Her- Long Branch. The Green" Wave soon rolled and The Devils didn't lake a single shot from the foul line for nandez's winning basket. dumped Ocean to advance to the second round. Slated for Two Sites the remainder of the game, but Ridgc hit on 19 of 30 in the The Falcons amassed 32 contest. rebounds to Princeton's '21 KOBBINSVILLE - The 52nd annual New lowing day at Princeton starting at 9:30 a.m. Rich Shuvanian, who scored 17 Shore points, got 12 in the with Tercl Cooperhouse haul- Jersey Slalc Interscholastic Swimming Cham- The finals will begin that night at 7:30 p.m. second period to help his team take the brief lead. ing in 12. However, the Little pionships will be held at Monmouth College Neptune Ends Tigers shot 54 per cent from Pool in West Long Branch and Dillon Pool in The events to be contested are as follows: Bob Woolley and Dan Dclehanlly each scored 12 points Cor the floor (30-56) while Mon- Princeton University on Friday night and Sat- 200 yard medley relay, 2110-yard freestyle, 200- the Devils. mouth made 44 per cent (30 of urday, March 1"> and Hi yard individual medley, fill yard freestyle, div-' ing, 100-yard butterfly. 169-yard freestyle; M0- Ri*>lt«l llmrt Rm (II) (7i) Monotop m CD 67). The competition will be staged in two divi- ft c T' S o F- T yard freestyle, 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard •onnrt3 i 11 Stmvomon 1 5 17 I 8 It- J»r»n,,ch 10 1 31 It was the sixth straight sions — Division "A' comprising Group 4 and Finn 1 a 4 White 3 7 III! Oourr 9 4 7? Raritan's Bid _ breaststroke and 400-yard freestyle relay. Parochial "A" high schools, and Division "B" H to the Improve Your gional contest. sey, Croup I tilt. line once in the game. Performance Hantoil 1771 Ntplunr I'll Joe Mele scored 12 points At... & F 1 G F T Keansburg, which meets M,[)ffmotl 6 t 16 S Johninn B 0 16 for the winners,. 4 Hubbord ? 4 8 the winner of tonight's Kree- 10 Williorm A I" 11 hold-lloffnian game, broke a John Thomas was the high 1 H lormsan 17 4 ?S t nlemon i I II close game wule open in Ihe man for Jamesburg wilh in bod/ Health While II Smith 3 I F eylfir 0 Holmes fourth period by scoring the markers. Kay Jackson 0 Amr-y I -•• i r fust six points of the final chipped in 12 shoppe 1 Kufdfwon Spa W( Dnnold 0 0 1 Hfnnf>s^v session. i Krombuiq 1*11 00 T f. F I horjwick ' 0 & F Dalton was the Titans' big T Thornns H 0 16 Sullivan Crnnola 10 Donnelly 1 II .mi n roioii 41 II 11 man with L'O points and most Worner n Mele n 17 HWY.35 671-2288 MIDDLETOWN Rai ilan 1/ 19 II K ThoMicn 111 Pie'.ton 73 — n Ntplune .. .'. it 30 JS ii( the learns rebounds. He Themert 4 Quinn Juckson 17 Dollon REGULAR MEMBERSHIP WITH Creiqhlon THIS AD. EXP. 3-10-74 ToltlH 7» 0 Ml Tnloll 79 S 10 1/3 OFF Jumesbtirq 17 14 II 14 - Ml Lion Girls Beat Bucs ... 14 17 IS 11 63 Keansburg For Bowling Laurels RED HANK — Middletown for the Shore Conference lau- Township's glrla bowling rels ii'.uii Itai «nn the Northern Middlelown came up with Division championship. *J 1TK points to ficd Bank's The Lion Issues defeated JIII4 G/tarit Red Hank Regional, M, fur Helena Clements led Ihe SHREWSBURY PLAZA Ihe 11own, and will take oil winners with 1XMKI I'll .III. Ucean Township nn Thunday Red Bank was paced by v, vonne Tenenbaum with L31* Miss Woods I si 169 I nM4H. The Lions look ihe firsl In All-Around game, 700-800, but the BUC on Every Requter Siafl Pholoi by Jim Alluni PLA1NF1ELD -Middle- girls evened the score by win SIAMESE DEVILS — Shore Regional's Dan Delehanty (14) and Teammate i nv. n Townahi p'a \ nn Iting the second. 7liS-747. Mike Feerst make like a four-legged Devil during last night's Central Jer- Woods ic(l a ouartel oj Tin- title was put on ice Alt's gymnasia in Ihfi \ .1. when Ihe I.mil', walked away sey, Group II game against Ridge. Defending for Ridge is Tom Finn (30). 1 Tire in Our Stock Ridge won the battle. lj inn.i .lies Association's with Hie clincher, 731 Ml Qualifying Meet for 12 11- yeai olda Saturday al Hart* Buck* Still ht Wide Cat - Steel Trac State Tourney Schedule ridge School hi I WOOdH who \.%.is In (age League Four 73 - Grantmaster 120 fust in the ;iii around conv TODAY TOMORROW nEn nANK - THe Cf'i'rol J"M Cfntral Jtrity Ormi|i HI petition, won Ihe floor ex« Bucks held on io ;i ;i Iwr* Group III Aihuy Pnrk vt iohrt » , KfnnMty, lit- cicisc and uneven baii Itn, atSayrfvtiif.lpm. t RIDAV lead in the " \" 0\\ i ii i*t\*i . and look KCOnd on Ortupll IIM III inn ui the Red Banli I , ui ft»r1 Rn nrgtonal • •rtwi • Mf>nty Human vi Miflrtlortd Pat*. Ol Ihe balance beam .mil Rc( real Inn v |«| IrufNWlll ••" •fffWf I (iihris who qualified In kelbwll lc(i'ul Motftnon tit f rufholrl. * p m, icrMV ,[\\ lour events were > ii. h rt.io.hini i Ing the Nets 61 i.: n, •* V •«#, R»rf H'» Itl v Slobndln of Holmdcl and %0FF Ipm i l|i m. h 'Iff «m< cville, ()|her "A" DIVl Every Regular Tire In Stock r.nk qualillod In vuul the Kinux iii 10 while Quantities Last PMI.I VI won iw fin ft-it ' o M Poor Guy - III II' Didn't Have ... \l Itodimiii I'iirk undefeated Celtlt (7 "i SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT

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The phtyen receive 1754150 Hockeymen PADDLING ALONG — The Sea Bright ladies a name for a 28-gBine season paddltf tennis team won the state championship riearly, nobody plays In ihe In Playoff and has won 50. of 56 maiches this year. Lett to KB \ f"i the money, The Brookdale Commumij i <>i right, top, Mrs. Hazel Freerrian, Rumson; Mrs. teams are loaded with play- Ipge s independent hut key Shirley Boll, Rumson; Mrs. Nancy Dickson, Little ers who almost made the big le.nn (II I .'I u Wl II lust Us' Silver; Mrs. B.J. DeBree, Fair Haven, and Mrs. lime — players Whs were i in firsl three games uf Ihe Mar, Kendall Flinn, Colts Neck. Bottom left to right, In preseason lr> mils, and niily in (nine tart witti a ii h Mrs. Mary Lou Strong, Locust, and Mrs. Lynda hope lo make it Ihe nexl time 2 mark will vie in Ihe \ .1. Stern, Fair Haven, co-captains. around •I IIien ii 11 !• v;ia i e HIM key McGlilre, for example, fully l.i'a^iii1 plaMills nexl week at expected to play (or I he the Bergen Mall Yanks' Virdon I: kdale is the rin rent IMii Delta Lotlligti league leader b) one point mer Kairleinh Dickinson, (29) Wins on Court tt ayncr i js i ,i ml Ramapn Names Hurlers I.ONd BRANCH - I'hi Del- CM KURT I.AlDKHDAI.i:. Kb (AT) - Maiuo'r Bill Virdon la Coast Loungfi lipped its named his pitchers yesterday for the New York Yankee* firsl record to 3-1 In the Long \lsn ni ihc league ire t p two spring training oxhlbitlon game* Branch Businessmen's Bas- sala, ttilliam I'atiiM,!', I r. ket baL League by defeating lii^stnn and Hie New Vudon s;ml Seorge Mcdk'h, rookie Mike l';i/ik and Kied B .1 Buildc.rs, wi is I nlle^e ul Mi ill" Illi- anil Dill- Beene would spill FHduy'H name ;iji;iinst Hie Texas Hangers R.J. Builders (l-:i) never led tistrs. ai Pompano Beach on Saturday al KMI LatMwdale, Virdon in the game Phi Delta used a said he would use Pal Dobson and rookies Scott McGregor I'.iimkilali' wrapped up its balance scoring attack, led by and Torn Uuskev against . i ft in (1 Kcason t>\ defeating Huss Walllng'S -I points. Kd the N .1 College nl Medicine Union added II .loe Banner There was no wind Irmn relief pitcher Sparky l,\le. still and Dentistry, III holding nut al home in Massachusetts Celerino Sanchez, also and .Inn Duhel both pulled GRAMMAR SCHOOL TITLISTS - River Street Anthony Dixon, Alton Palmer, Gary Doyle, Kevin a hoklmil. was reported nn his way In camp down eight rebounds for the School, Red Bank, won the "A" Division title of Brown, Robert Wamble, Ron Brown, Dwayne liilin Mulligan and Pete Kl- winners the Shore Grammar School Baskeiball League Lodge, Nick Samaris and Bob Pastcrnack, assis- lisnn smreit twn goals a| The Yankees Invoked the renewal claiwe nn second base- Jim l.isowsky was hiuli with a 10-1 record. The team will enter the Garden tant coach. Front row, Mark Williams, Anthony w liile Bob K.I I isnn . \l a i k man Horace Clarke, iheir other unsigned player The clause man for Ihe Builders with 14 State Elementary tournament at Asbury Park's Veney, Mark Lewis, Willie Crespo, Bob McCattry, Stallwcn k Oakley "Bu/./ie ' 1 permits the team to renew (he player's contract under the points Mike Nanninl grabbed Convention Hall. Left to riqht standing, Wodr Anthony Smith, Ron Vickers, Mack Jones and Smith, Bill ( liarpek ami link previous seasons terms while negotiations nmtimie. Clarke 12 rebounds to pace the losing Turnock, coach; Aaron Goodinq, Dwight Atkinson, Mike Hayes. lilil/or all si in nl urn o loft Hie Yankee camp Monday. cause Five County i MIII liMiiiiiiii mm IIIIIIIIIIKIIMIMIMIIIMI inn in St. Joseph's Gridders Freehold Entries no ;i a ,i, • Even before the fuel crisis, Tomorrow 1 Honored Krvpnil m tin ' XXX North t\l - Pdtt IM 1104 riii Dislnri (hiimpionship ATLANTA, (ia . - I-1\ r- Apr fl Walnut IHIMIQOS) Twinkle 0 (Gontl * Jasi n mil i. defeat ing si C.mnfi Jrwri " L nr hani r i Vostrf i.rovitif tBrovtrmon) A Phone-Power was arra football players have Drum A iBfrqrronl Tn i Vjjnes Ml.niiir Ilichliinds Ml been chosen in appear in l fir Siiro Soro (Riffrjl ill Hnnnrbee U irflt JovG l Itullno) I? ' the l!l7:i-74 Prep All-Ainen- Volliono l-cifi IWMMOiml iih - Potf IM i?n*) High Scorers foi tIn- «in can Football Yearbook t»\ lo'in A Tnrpott (B*">'"-"1 1 7 cutting sales travel costs by 50%! Coach -Athlele Magazine AbM i or* INo Driv*i i Mlinnl «iil I' iipici •• \M)lf uf Hani,in. Don I'oVin Pei •, Mikf iBuiift) (ffjnr (.rr'.tfhiMfNnprivfFl *1ti - Pocf IM 7*01 of Long Branch, Bruce WhO'fUtQf P'fk (Kovmn) I - lUbllM iR'fS"Ohan) S ? I'.i• i me iii mi led si \,in Phone Power, dcvelope.d by

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Twodoor c»uoe Six cylinder 23,100 FOR USED CARS mg salaries, good benefit-,, ond cexperienced keypunch oprrator in large 1971 OLDSMOBILE - Liutvry sedon t*PtRIENCED ASSISTANT BOOK- friendly o/otesstonal working otmos Monmouth County company. E xcellenl basements Free estimates. me ol HO Mrvim miles 11491. Mony other models lo LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.JNC KEEPER - Apply In person, Surrey 741 5*11 anytime' Sovrevllle(•••iFanllU , UW JI . 721"\ 17 1 1300 fte. Apply or co" Bovsnorr Commu salary ond benefits progrom write Bo* HAM RADIO AND TES1 choose from For aulck credit 0 K.. col Luggage. 125 Broad ft.. Red Bonk, N.J. nily Hospital. Nursing Office. Ill H H 734, The Daily Regisler. Red Bant. - VHF transceivers, transmitters, con- OASIS^MOTORS ol (!0l| 721 7l00_ Beers St . Holmdel 764 7500. 1967 FALCON"VTwodoor hordlop 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500 - ST> cvlin WANTED MANAGEMENT T/AlNf f verters, etc Nothing over UO 741 4672 A-1 used con. Top dollar paid. REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — Pro- economical tin cylinder. 49,000 oilolnol der Good gos mileage Good condition gressive realtor offers maximum finan- 30 p.m lo II 10 pin shift $200 o week Notional corporation nprdj otter S ____ OASIS MOTORS 1201) 721 7IQQ mile*. New snows, brakes, tit Looks. IS'.O Call 142 4191 cial rewords. Must be conscientious. Call Hilltop Nursing Home for i ondidaies (or manogernenl troimng BABY (BIB AND MATTRESS funs tictlltnl U71 741 7039 FINANCIAL 194. VOLVCTSE DAN'^ •ambitious professionals. Melmed Real- appointment. 671-0177 1200 salory when you auolify. For in HO tors. 671 5610 terview call 741-1917. An equal ooportu MM) GO-GO DAN( f US (Attract' | Ml V>W_ ___ •AYSHORE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ' 7472592 nlty employer m/w 15J First Ave.. Atlantic Highlands WAKFBS On gir t pay. adaptable hours, pleasant working l IVING ROOM i I piece, . 3*1 9200 condiliani Will tram 364 4)82. BUSINESS ii"',?"«. A?Ply Wo" Slreel FOihions, 37 RESUMES PROFESSIONALLY wiih totlee table ond end table. ISO. 1969 FIAT ISO SPORT COUPE"--fine' WANTED Wall St. Red Bonk PREPARED ifi nn Party who need, 100% financing, with - ! TI.VF ANTJ \ Ul I. ffSI " 410. Business Opportunities condition. 32 mpg. DIRECTORY BINix limit PRESS - Bond Sow, Coll 14) 175] otter 6 p.m. no money down, on o 19/2 VEGA GT PAVING FOREnAAN Asphalt paving company needs aualified Garden Center Emovable worh, par KEANSBURG AMUSEWEN1 STAND power ng sow HATCHBACK. Automatic. 13400 miles. RENTAL And Game for sole For 1961 PLYMOUTH SPORT MIRy SIMS Many other models to choose persons Send resume lo Box E 276, Coll 787 4441 tlally physical 157 (road SI . MJ3S0I deloils, tali /J9 0W? from For Quick credit O.K , coll OASIS The Donyjleglster, Red Bank. N.J. REMODELING Two bolhroom sinks. MOTORS Ol (?01) m 7100 VO. Business Services OP IFASE Snot> bor at crlwoie BRIGHT ACRE W 5555 two matching water closets, white por- 1965 CADILLAC _ Full oower. factory 7 each club. Seo Bright Fully eauipppd. celain, oil fixtures included Excellent 1970 CHARGER - JI3 tou,.»p,«(,-poSh XTIIIOR -INTERIOR PAINTING DENTAL ASSISTANT olr. oil good tires Everything works. Chalrslde, experienced In lour handed OFFSET PRESSMAN M/W-" lead OD Season weekends, Way ?S to June 16. condition I'S earn Coll 747 94S0 alter 1 reor Best oiler over 11000 loily. June K thru Sept 7 S42 0MJ 741 4724 WIIMInance It qualitltd. Frank 2641158. dentistry Modern, busy office, Red erotor to take charge of print shop p m i 1965 IMPALA" - Fourooor~itardtoV Bank area. 4V» days, no evenings. Coll Five years experience. Familiar with With S600 per CADILLAC 19H ELDORADO - Con A.B. Dick and Mum. Supervisory HI RISt BfD _ CosI J200. uVed one vertlole 2500 miles Air. all power Power, rodio. New tires. 47,000 miles. week income is ovo'ioble in this oreo month, sacrifice at (ISO Includes bol- per ience not necessary but ability to Minimum down payment reauired. A original owntr. Coll S42 0383. Coll 74I-O777 after I p.m. NURSES' AIDES -, Doy and evening motivate people essential. Top benefit;,, sters ond cover Coll offer S p.m. or INCOME TAXES shifts. Call Hilltop Nursing Home, 17\- osh business ilh built in growth I21i anytime weekends 142 I23S. paid overtime, ivk + FEE PAID 646.7071. 32 MILES PER GALLON epored tor small businesses and corpo- 0177, tor appointment. CAMELOT CAREER CENTER 1969 OPEL WAGON otlons or Individuals. Alex D. Kamlnskl, MAYTAG WASHER — Full Hie Also WANTED 123 Main St . Malawon 56f» 7000 LPN eos dryer coll between 13 and 1.30-10 ubllc Accountant, 495 J400 DENTAL SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST I7J Oovl otter t Party who needs 100% financing, with p m %41 OT63 no money down, on a 1969 CAMARO. PAUL'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE — Preler someone mature ond person- PUBLIC RELATi OtTS^ ASSISTANT - ALL SHIFTS - EXCELLENT SALA- BOARDWALK STRAUB BUICK — OPEL Six cylinder, outomotic. 36,000 miles. irnlture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re- able, with experience in a dental office. Non-profit health agency Shore area RY AND BENEFITS. NINE ACRES OF New and Used Cars 41395. Mony other models to choose vered, slipcovers ond draperies. Call Typing and neat handwriting a must. Secretarial dudes P'US P R fund roll- CONCESSIONS ""* M 764 4000 Keyoort trom For aulck credit O.K., call OASIS 4-1013 any time. Hours Mon., Tuei , Thurs., Ffi.. 1.30 to ing assignments. Writing skills; apti MODtRN, FRIt NOLY, UNPAINTED MOTORS ot (201) 721 1100. 5:10, Sot, I 30 1? 30 Red Bonk areo. tude tor detail, working with votun EQUIPPEO HOSPITAL. 1949 CADILLAC StDAN DE VILLE~- INCOME TAX PREPARATION Salary open. Send resume to Box H- teers. Busy, Interesting office tor moti AVAILABLE 196TVOLVO - Four Hloor tedon Good caV omplele service. Personal or business, FURNITURE Power steering, brakes, air cortdl- dltlon. 11650. 279, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. voted person College preferred. Send Eleven ottroctive beachfront ron- l orgest stock on the Jersey Shore ale ond federal. Over 70 years in resume to Box H 233, The Dally Regis- CltlB 747141* cessions available tor bidding. Var- Iddlelown Call tor appointment. CAREER IN RETAILING — Manage- ter, Red Bank. ied fvpes of operations avoilable, tn SSS.'""• ""• *"""• VOLKSWAGEN — 1970. Green nuore- Morgerv Trovolo, t/a ment trainee wanted. Fivedav. 48-hour, RED BANReKd BarLUMBE* H\ SiORO 1970 MUSTANG - Automatic, til cylln- rludlng amusements, swimming pool ba Equal Opportunity Employer iVVW walnut. S3S High rhair. S«. 7KM77O. Off. Two weeks only. Thurs., Frl., Sat., 10- •« Keyporl 130. Motorcycles 54? 4700. N0 FEE CHARGE0 _ FRY COOK - And kitchen help wonted 5. Inson's Boutique, 71 First Ave., Atlantic 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO - With olr 1967 BSA »M> - Chopped, ruslom ooln COLLISION rxPhRI immediate LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced AQUARIUM"" M gol. tena. alt glo«t. Highlands. 877-1695. conditioning Like new. Asking 17.900. ond chrome Very clean with strong en Apply tn person, Keyport Fishery, ISO W lomplete set up, six months Old. 150. BROKEN GLASS? opening for experienced and dfomduuir nreferred Typing and steno cssentiol. Front 51,, Keyport 317 2274 mornings gine. Mult sell fast. Best otter ov body repoirer and painter. Lee's Ga Salary commensurate with experience. BABY CRIB MaMrrMs and dresser. Car 1900 Coll Ml 6760. otfc lor Dove. bed. Twin bed. mattress and box spring, 1949 MERCURY MARQUIS —~Stoiion TORN SCREENS? rage len. 853 Broadway, West Long Contact Brian Boyle. IS White St.. Eu CASHIERS-Applications accepted, van Branch. 732 3644. BALOWIN ORGAN — Organsonic dresser All good condition 291 9160. wooon. All power. Average 15 mpg YAMAHA Bring In your aluminum or wood tontown. 54? 5S5S. able hours. Apply Ladles Department, At' Trailer hitch. AM/FM stereo radio, air J * R CYCLE SERVICE. INC frames for re gla;lng Also Inserts for lontlc Superama, New Shrewsbury. DID CHINA CLOSE! - And unoll rtll* rscreenlno ond regloilng. PROWN'5. DICTAPHONE TYPISTS — Are vou an PART TIME - Serve Ice cream and 671 1279 conditioned. WOO firm. 411 5771. 71 W/FronT SI, TlecfBonk 14It-Mi occurole typist with some experience? sandwiches In pleasant surroundings SHORT ORDER COOK lop desk wilh chair, need reflnlshlng. Oth* 3J Broad St. Red Bank. 741-7300 SREAKFAS!'TABLF Wh.tf Formiff) er antlaues plus nauticnl items Ship's tele- DOOGITCOLT : i97f tour cylln?erT!> MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Red Bonk firm needs vou Immediately. No experience necessary. Uniforms Nlghls W ISM op Four podded choirs. 135. Call SJ6 graph, light-,, etc ?W 3530. fvrs to 30 mpg Radio, healer. Slick 44,000 Reasonable Rales. Come in now. supplied. Hours available are It a.m. to miles. Immaculate. Superb condition PAINTING EQUITY PERSONNEL INC. 2 p.m. Apply 9io a.m., Tues, through 35 • WESTtNGHOUSE COLOR TV'" GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY Fri E qufll opportunity employer. •1.775 744 1562 IS Wikotl PI 741-3100 Red Jon interior, exterior, using Dutch Boy 590 Hwv 35, Middletown 6/1 6500 fYPEWRITEltsT A*DDiNG mOCnint* Good condition paint (or people who core. Free esti- Friendly Ice Cream, 747 Broad St., SALESPERSON — College or soles All mkes new or used Guarcmi»pd Call 717 7S11 altf> % 30 t» m (•70 OLDSMOBILE - Cutlass Supreme, TWO MOTORCROSS -^~Yamoho '2 mates. Rich Poulln, 739-1431 Shrewsbury RN ow as 125. SeroicoV 10T Monmouth SI background, to train as special agent. LIVING ROOM SOFA Two tha.rv and two-door, power steering, power brakes. MX and Hodoko 100 MX Also bik SMALL JOBS - All types of house re- Salory to 115,000 per year. Phone Mr Next to theater 7470485 olr conditioning Maroon 11100. Call 1-6 trailer All excellent condition Sell sep polri and alterations Carpentry, paint DESK CLERK - LITTLE SILVER tables. Belmont, 671 S077. RACQUET CLUB. Full time position. TO CHARGE p.m. 741 9710. Ask for Jo*. orote or together. Call 147-1930 after (ng, masonry, etc. 741-0544. ANTIQUES 847 ',77/ Weekdays, I? noon to 6 30 p.m. ond Full lime, II to I (hilt, medlcollurglco 17 dining tables, 77 dining thalM, 6 p m. BOOKKEEPER - For small mnnuloc unit, every other weekend off Apply or I HAVB KNICK KNACKS- 80 LP 1171 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE - T«o- "~INCOME"TAX>R"EPARAfiOM luring concern. Experience reauired. Saturday, B a.m. lo 2:30 D.m. Light typ- china riosets. 9 sideboards, 7 gome to door hardtop Air conditioning. Asklm HONDA CL 350 1970 - Rebuilt engln ing and light bookkeeping helpful but coll Rlvervlew Hospital. 31 Union St., Red bits. 13 teak tobies. 17 desks, 5 or- records. 50 in excellent condition, many Needs some work Call after 4 p.m Experienced to* expert will prepore Salmon Paper Box Co. Mafawan, S66 Bank, 07701, Personnel Deportment. 741 from Broadway shows. Will sell or trad* tlMM 1414776 otter 6 om your return confidentially in vour home not mandatory. SQO per week. Call 741- moires. SO occasional chairs, I orand- 2)9 7»«9 U0O 0200 for appointment. 3700, Eil. 224. Mrs Logon equal opportu for toy trams 741-5611 CADILLAC l«67 (onvulible. Good t>r my office. IS and UP For appoint father clocks, 7S chandeliers. 117 oil nlty employer M/W. pointings running condition. Best offer. Phone ot ' 1971 SU2UKI 710 ENDURo" rnent coM Ted Zebrowski Jr., Eotun- MATURE PERSON - To handle diver, RECEPTIONIST - In prnfewonol office LIVffJG ROOM SET town, N.J. 542 7373 anytime INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Five pieces. 17S. •er 4 p m., M7-SS271_ 1400 AVON siiird ond varied office duties. Must be Mature perion to work Wedt. ond eve* Call after 6. 170 3«S4 flexible, have imagination and be able Pleoionl personality Typing helpful 10 Riverside Ave, Red Bonk Ml 7474 Call 264 4231 1941 BARRACUDA 140S Yellow. FM TO BUY OR SELL AVON coll Mrs. LET ME DO IT! Klemhonv H\ 1111, 46? nil or 774-1220. to work on own. Good typing skills. E8 Write lo Bo» A-2S9, TIM Doily Regular ereo. olr conditioning f xcillenl condl- Rt MODEL-PAINT REPAIR SCO Industries. Shrewsbury Ave, Red Red Bonk. N.J. "PIANOS - ORGANS in Asking tllOO 741 9S2T REAL FSTAU Ul I S Li'cTnjed .ots of Christmas trade-ins from 1?V K EXPERT WORK IOO*k GUARANTFEO Bonk 741 4J00. AGENT — For life lniu7onc«~debil7E*« REASONABLE 741 4SS« FRIENDLY preferred Aggressive growing office rt- Warehouse lor Conn Klrhboll Yamaho r»/l VEGA HATCHBAfK - FortfOMat 150. Autos Rent/Leaie_ autrts o large staft due to expansion SALESPERSON Pnrl nm. Must be perlence helpful, othert will be fully Chickerlng. Unlimited rentals Iron. M 50 520. Garage/Yard Sales k transmission, rodiol llres. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — program. Only interested In sales able to work a few lull davs per week trained. Excellent opportunity for hlgl monthly. Over ISO units ot warehouse eornlrtgi. Pleolecoll 731-ivfll. PORCH SALr An m^'Piinncous Items? 744 1757 TOM'S FORD furnished ond installed for only M99S. people, desirous ol earning over (20,000 Children's Wear shop. Experienced pre- prices. Wed. lo Wed, anytime. 142 Seabrecie Ave., «TTICtTAIR> CO. ]4»OI63 year Office leads, extensive adver- ferred. Apply in person only, YOUTH TOYOTA LAND CRUISER - H'T RFNT A CAR IICMTAKV (STtNO) - Par H«4mdel" Freehold Music Center f cist Keonsburg 72 000 miles. Excellent condition. Coll tising notional rr-ferral service Member CENTER. 20 Brood St. Red Bonk. DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING ILLUMINAfrM0VfNO~CO. — LOW coil law office. •77 0795 otter 4 pm of two MLS', training program. All re _ f 46 4420 __^ 1? Throcttmorton St 46? 4 710 GARAGE SAl E F rl and ScCMarch I TOO HWY 3J 244 1600 KEYPOR moving, hauling and delivery. >hes held In strictest confidence. Send ond 9, tram 10 to 4 No rarly colters 111 Coll 170 WM DESKS. FILES, tables, chairs, adrtmq 'esume to Box 077, The Doily Regis- PROGRAMMER M»ru»fc Pi R1ON (or wolchmon machines, typewriters, office equipment, Silversidt Av* , Little Silver Panasonic TRANSPORTATION ODD JOBS — Additions, oonellng. All ter. Red Bank 360 20 disc. Large growth manufac M/W. Evenings and one ntght. Hours II, etc. ot bargain once* New or used stereo, furniture, toys, clothes, girl's, types of masonry. Driveways. Colt 49S. luring company Tn Monmouth County Ible. 495 MOD AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl JS, Oak boy's and women «. SPECIALS IN. Construction Cf>N lull llmeTVll ihilt. Coll BaV- 0119. 7I/.1MI. requires o programmer with a min- HOME HELP Aim Lam hourly wages hur*t Ml 1990 Choott now from our many low view Nusing Home. imum of two vears "hands on" e< RUMMAGE SALE: I' Equipment , the home with a living plant Wr havi 530. Machinery for Sale o lorgt i«lection of Itrrariufflt, houw,qulr,d 147 6419 _____ window installation. Free esllmolts. Coll The Oally Register, Red Rank. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUr Roven, I9I-I0/4. RAIIYSITTm W»MIfD Part tlmt.it I- SONY IAIM Rf | (iMD! W More Classified V,, toot UMrrt once Cott W1S, will sac MOTORS. INC, Hwy 35. Eolonfow MIS DRIVERS No r, TRUCKDRIVER lloble Own transportation i A x ">"erTonoT "oT'buslneis, DupteK heavy duty truckl. Building mn Call »/l 924/ rltkt 11JS Call /IMtm bttwftn 9 1/ on Nixt Page your houM or mine. H.J. Hlrtgst, Accoun- penenre necessary. Starting salary $J terlol vnul I .nrnrnrfd >)4 1100 o m WE WILL PAY tant. Call Ml 3007. per hour. Apply in person to Mr. Mi- JUNK CARS chael Gormlev. Transportation Co or ««N*(,I S10. Merchandise for Salt TOP PRICES Will PAY 170 AND PICK UP l^< K OF ALL TfADES - We da ony- dlnotor. Hoilet Township Board ot Edu- ANT — For odult theoler. 214 »»44 or HORSE^AAANURE Ihlna. Reotonable. Fret estimates. Dis- cation, 1} Relhony Rd , Hnilel. N.J. 2oii; UO. Domeillc Help TOM S FORD Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking count to elderly clfliens. widows ond wld- miri HI-HI* WOMAN I IVI IN HOUSEvVORn HAM RADIO Eotontown 542-223 310. Htlp Wanted 110. Help Wanted '.AlAUr 1100 PER WEEK PLU Ask lor Corl Male or Female Male or Female FDII DOOM AND BOARD. Wll Phone i»> 1SI/ BOARD HUSBAND FREE. MUST t TH UI I I SURGICAL OVIM II VEARS OF ACE. CALL )J Cut velvet. HoKnrt PrnvimiKit | M»7 AFTER t 3D P.M. HM fables ond lamps. IIM CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY •i HousCKtIM* - Con i SUPPLIES haul* and seven venrnlrl girl. Paren FB*M|I', I.IIUAR 17 ilrtn • HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR work In NY. No cooklna reauired * nlfl. UNIVERSITY GRAPHICS Wrehend off. Good salory and (ring •OSTOIWSllrTUIJ MANY NEEDS MnrfHi tnii •4?l*O4 weekends or a HIRING ler 7 weekdays LIVINI, KOO' •KNTALEQUIPMEIIT I SI. Mondays. Wtili.- Adding Machlnts landuaplnq Ptarl and i Must b, I' HAMMOND ORGAN ANHISTKWlSUrtUI! IMMEDIATE OPENINGS .'I io UHViUfHetowe n Red Typtwrlttrt C • •ad Retlrlnginq ireo PleasPl e i all Hi HHM THE SOUNDER M»rMiN»l II t ei ^•pertly nn ktoidei "/'on fi SO a tl'miit r * p m II,"I»I limn mm 'h MUlt'lllt U MAKE-UP DEPARTMENT 110. Help Wonted • MUIATON TWMrY •(•Mil Hid lent Mole or Female ens. en i>ts*i •< •MEMCM.E0Ulr1IINT • luildir. Llmouilnt Strvlc* ,. ««r »ir«'en t>»»f Plumbing and Heating EXCELLENT •IKH.HCAU inioi llm»v«inei Kl'NXMUletl DISPLAY TYPING service no nme WH trifM flvmttn l i"i '*w»4M ••» * MIsMIM ng Cvnlw ' «*m fw im —n»~»t I mi »'" I l>»INTINi Hurylt • II Ull Otntral Contractor* Covtrt FndO.WIkoHCo. 747-5880 ' 6711200 h/HL'W) U THF. fAMM y (II- lUfeALTYI. OUCH eeiwx

It Bl«MARINr P.6 RumsoE nCORP War the rl M«or (he ( • *AWU V HOME — Of> #MP woter- »it mortgage for stMMN tollori HI! I Hot t.ed buyer Hi 000 RUMSON - i noor WALKER * WALKER and Buem MHO fteoHorft iE — FjAur cottages ond go'oge. 671 33)1 Holmdel EMM NEW DUPLEX^- Each side three bed- FOUR FIREPLACES PUPT tAINS rooms, balhs 146.900 Seven spotiout bedrooms, with 1?' mas OIK) IK ler bedroom. 76*15 living 100m. 14 din dinos Higr and dr > ONG IRANfM - four room fur WATERFRONT - T wo bedroom Rumson tnp room, le* "> s< iem«> kit then, two RUMSON B iih»d o. ••-<< heot ti Ond CHE eoltoge 139,000 full baths Full recreation babC'tent on Ihn I oi " rtoopino . v 6SI' after 4 Two-car detached go-age Owner ON* UO.OOO l« Jill RUMSON COLONIAL Five bedrooms lout PBOPES'V FO« 5*1 I (3 - 4 4601 MELMED REALTORS */l 5*60 7 j baths, 00 ?• 7 beouiitui acres Needs WEST «f ANSBURG Appllyy l1o0 *>« * »'. RED BANKS FINEST decorating 179,500. Tne Daily R»«l4let Be< «onk br okf'i ififVfir, old wo>< h*» into mon Available tor immediate or future occu ff Htghc^ I voinf ewer Silver, gold xintv. SDOCIOUI 4 ond 5 room two bed- RtO SANK - Four bedroom, Vt both FIVE BFDROOWS PONY FOR SAL t - Bay griding. 14 platinum, diamond^ silver ond ooiu oom oportments Suitoble tor odulti Victorian In excellent location tti.MO. Large ruslom built Colonial on high, htgvi hands fi0t>< veoi • good child s ho'*>»* i 'oif\ Widelif town jf«vf-in& No pets 'v wooded ioi with panoramic view ol Sur Mov bctn shown successfully Can off NAVESINK RIVER BE AUTV Red rounding countryside Located on deadend 770. Mobile Hornet OPEN FOR INSPECTION Brick Colonial with circular ilolrcose, street Close to shopping, commuting, ev • i NAN JOHNSON latge living room, cozy den, large kitchen, erythino Ashing M9.900 CARL F 7EL TWO BEDRMW BUYS AND BUYS l 4 ? bedroom oDortmenis adult pork on rjlrtd bu! mn If GERMAN SHtPHFSD PUI tour bedrooms, maid's quarters with sepo LFPS Peultoi- 946 444J N( muil B«< oiler over s.iiOO. AKC-regi»tered Block anadd taon Cham From on entire household to o Jingle Marie Monor rate stolri Bulkhead and beautiful view on tern Antique furniture, lewelry. silver «oios e'i60»J too Shore Dnve. Highlands 1/7 1900 nearly two ocres of tores* lond SI3S.000 EXCLUSIVELY OURS mmtdiatf cash Top dollar 741 5331 Hours 10 * pm weeks Twostory home on almost three prime OM. E icelle Ol D FURNITURE AnftOwl MED BANK - Half duoie« Three bed The absolute "most for your money" In i art obtei tj and bnc a brat, rooms. I' i baths Couple preferred this hilltop delight Four bedrooms, thret wooded ocres m beautiful Holmdel [late cosh for anything ond every Security required No pets SJ?i plul boths, sunken den wl OJS] 842-4350 evenings SELLING YOUR HOME ? ROANMARI ElgM veon old WMh LONG BRANCH Potten Pom I Apart RED BANK ASSUMPTION English saddle E»cellent disposition 405. Apartments ments From 1)90 One ond two bed SMALL HOUSE " Suitoble couple Pan WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH Vetted and ready. Must sell JJOO 671 , rooms Free heot ond hot water, frost orarnic river - oceon view Five mm b A BRIGHT bludti Three bedroom Colonial rtautres S600Q CLOVER REALTY 4711 *.,, tree refrigerator. Pool ond laundry ules beeches, boating, fishing Spacious nitwf v — In Won to wall i.ofDftino Ocean v.rw AH down You tan then assume a VA 6 grounds, prime neighborhood ill '>00 SILVER HUSKY 10 months, mole utilities No pets One month's rent, one oom on premises 779 0333 SB I Potter. mortgoge for SHI tola) per month Full KeonsbLISTINGi S _OP BCTTfcR" Hoflet Holm We, corner Potten ond Ridd'r Limited "Wt just wonted to know what you'rt doing." Owner will considei holding rtiorlgagr 71/0171 No oapers 11} month's security 1Mb o month 14? 960/ price 116.900 Pnncipols only 177 1743 del THE SMOLKO AGENCY fall otter 6 pm. 6/1 I96S ime only - on* month tree >ent CHESAPEAKE BAf «t IBIUFB I HIL L HIOHLANDS '-- — Three room unfur- SHREWSBURY MOTHER * DAUGHTER TRANSFERRED OR JUST OUT OUR LISTINGS SELL PUPS - Born Jon J AKC (.homoion Lovely Garden oportments. One beu nished oportment Uliltties included GROWING YOUR HOME' Coll oi irnrj bloodlines lioo and IIH oom Tolal electric In auiel residential Coll 791 7681 alter 1 p.m 410. Houie* for Bent 440. Commercial Rental} Perfect home for 0 family that gets write for iplimenlary copy o TRY US olong and requires living Quarters in AopleBroofc s monthly Homes tor Living areo. near buses Utility room and ex lUnASON - Three bedroom ronth near •FFICI SUITE FOR RENT - Protei IRISH" SEIIf R Male I', vcor', RED BANK - Spacious V 2 room pent the same house In addition to two seo niaooime Of'ers pidure'.. prices, de • ROOK AGENCY 'a storage facilities Coll 917 1646 house apartment also 4 t room apart schools ond shopping •onol building Choice location Appro* AKC registered Housebroken Very rea molelv BOO \a (< orate oportmenti, this home has a full srripilons APPI 8 BROOK AGENCY sonoble «10«] menl. overlooking the Nawtink River Coll ??? 156/ finished bosement and is attractively Reoltori, 9S0 Hwy 35. M.ddlelown 671 GREENGROVE ury building Air conditioned Coll 'ROFESSlONAL OFVICE — Fcur done In Colonial chorm A bargain at 2300 CHESTNUT MARF III hoiidj. srv 147 4I6& EONARDO - Four room ond both house immediate occupancy Coll lor ooms, newly renovoted, near Riv tn veors. sound, oentle Shown success GARDENS erview Hospital, 635 so. ft. Call 74) LlTtLl SlLVERON A LOW BUDGET lullv_739^?'! SECOND flOOR - Three room' nr-* appointment. 54) 4974 alter 7 o m — But till) wont something new in an 99 Greengrove Avt. Kevport, N J iv decorated Utilities Applications two LOCUST — Four bedrooms, two balhs. t«relient oreo? Try this eighl veor new HORSES BOARDED 1 Bedroom $180 being accepted One month's security. RUMSON - Business zoned Four-bed Little Silver ranch located on o deod Peocetul Acres Farm, v/7 Sycamore dining room, loundry room Beautiful IDEAL REALTY 2 Bedroom S23O After 5 om . 717 0626. oom, one both collage with firth room, Realtors 741 525) Member MCMLS d street with loads of ton trees Ave . New Shrewsbury S4M»B grounds 1375 a month. 74)7741. \T* 19". cathedral ceiling, chalet loft. Large living room, eat in kitchen, two GERMAN SHEPHERD Puie white RED BANK - Three rooms Reliable MA TAW AN - 4 room, two-bolh, 7 *fory ncludei heat, hoi water, air conditioner Two entrances moke use of two sepo large bedrooms, ond den or third bed pups, mate/female AKC, perftct points, adults No pets. Security, lease and ref- older. Large rooms. Prefer odulls. rate areas ideal immediate occu room This home is very eosy on the 110. Bicycles/Mini Bikes ticellent temperoment. Snots. Ouoron er enc es !* 1 fi*7 V ^ Lease, references S74S. 566 1367. PREFER NEW HOMES? 7 blocks east RI 36 ond Middle Rd. poncv ALFRED HASSINGER, 847 5180 pocketbook to maintain Immediate pos OYS SCHWINN - FivupeeO Peooi teed 111 m*. S8I0 _ __^ You con be the first owners of this Co- session Owner asking only 131.900 ond HIGHLANDS - Three roo' RUMSON — Remodeled two bedroom onioi conveniently located to schools, her Girl's S(h*inn, three speed SlicIT ni&hed Both AH utilities Year round. took me for otters (oil now tor dfladi CERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES AM Phone 264-1846 cottage. New washer-dryer Near shops. STORt'fOR RENT - AplirOnlmaitlv stores ond busline in Fair Haven C« THE KIRWAN CO. Realtors. 7B7 660O him in Mil ^ big. beoutilul, block and ton. good lem (all 791-9466. buses References, security 1250 291-900 sa M 1775 per month Including erythlng Is sparkling new and tust wait peromenl Reasonable 946 837? Mgr.-Apt. 72 KEANSBURG — Garden Apartments 11*7 or 142 '400 heot ond water 78 First Ave, Atlantic ng for your furniture and decorating RED BANK - 46 Spring St Thrtf her) Bl( i' choices. Large dining room, eot in • ovV IS Girls. >IO. SEEK DALMATIAN AAAI I One bedroom Heot and hot water in- Highlonds. 877 I69S ____. rooms, living room, dining room, large RED BANK LUXURY HI RISE WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — 'lichen, with odlOining laundry room, eat in kitchen All new kitchen oooli For breeding purposes cluded tl /S per month Colt /I7-A89). ; RIVERVIEW TOWERS ur nished and unfurnished Immediate RED BANK — 12 Brood St. Slnglf hree bedrooms, bosement, ottoched go onces ond bathroom fialurr* New woll ICYCIS Vislo TonOem, J veors ?• Riverside Ave Ptd Bank Mid Atlantic Managing Agents oom offices from 150 sa ft. ond office roge. Large mortgqge avoiloble to auol- BFAT THE FUEL VVPST END long Bran~- Ranch. Thret FOR SALE "Little Silver""~ two car gorage, breeiewoy and patio On \iot t E Mrellenl tond'tion \1J0O. HIGHLANDS "-" All (ip*T ANCHORAGE bedrooms, tVi baths, central olr condl- APARTMENTS NORTH on Shore Drive. Iral CRhousf tyitem Wany extras Princl Coll 717 4317 lonlng, gas heal, corner location with nice RARE —$51,900! poll only tS/,500 741 197) 977 BAVl INE R 77 fibefglm 170 h p.* Beautiful bavtront view with private ees Train, bus, 34 hour shopping. 5350 Eicellent offering Walk to schools, buses, beoch One and two bedroom apart- er monlh pjus utilities. Security ond "' trams and shopping! Mint Colonial split SPRING LAKE - Vic1orlain~Mint condi" Volvo engine Fully equipped Sink, hfad, ments featuring wall-to-wall carpeting, rencei required. Avolloblt In a t«w 705. Houses lor Sale level with three or four bedrooms, large tlon Prestige tocotion Seven bedrooms. ceboi. U gal *ater syMem Eiceilent. color coordinated G.E. appliances and reeks. 7391174. tomlly room, air conditioning, trees Coll three tirepiote«. goi heot. Beach 119.S00 Call olUr 7P m or weekend 946 7Wl. CLASSIFIED oir conditioning One bedroom from Commuter's Special today won't lost' Finest residential area! SCHAFFEL CO , Realtor, 671 791* E vn 9/7 SABOT FIBERGL AS SAILBOAT — S200. twobedrooim from 1250. Coll 842 Whether you drive, take o bus or from, this weekends, 7J9 7911. i, carlop anywhftr Fully equipped f i- 10V9 ^ the place to be Five minutes to Pork tHMl After 7pm or weefcffJv 946 7661. KEANSBURG - Beachview Gardens. 620. Rentals to Short -_ iy. two blocks to the bus from this four- edroom, twoboth home. But wherever 969 CHRIS CRATT 7/ E *pr«M CruUtfT One ond two bedroom apartments ond LOOKING FOR SINGLE AND COUPLE ADAMS appro«imali»ly 700 hrs E»reilenl condl- efficiencies available. Overlooking bov- ils home was located. It would still be a AGENCY REALTORS ADVERTISING RATES — To share my horn* (Wife abl* to bo eot choice. It hoi o roomy den, separate Open 7 days. 74 hour service 710. Apartments/ Evlras Call 671 24» otter 4 Cooking gas, heat, hot water and park- ing supplied. 7B73467. It no answer call vsill ? imnq room, lots ot closet space and a Town Houses BOAT TRAILER WOO Ib tapanly Benl 7273466 own that even looks pretty in the winter, 842-5098 mlr First ISO rnsh DIRECT ACTION LINE 741-6900 he best buy on the market at $44,900. 110 Avt. Of? Riven Rurmon FIVE ROOM - Coooerotive apartment ;4I 01S1 Efficiencies 1155 1109 75 per month, all utilities included One bedroom 1185 1190 Best offer 544 1394 S3.00 Minimum Charge Two-bedroom $715 Furnished Rooms LITTLE SILVER COUNTRY SETTING! In Rumson, down a country lane. Vn ocres 1 Day 55' per line SACRIFICE - Red fcinfc, 3'.?-room hf*- BAYSHORE AREA — Furnished rooms ROOM TO ROAM of lovely quiet privacy. Older Colonial ury apartment on river. Furnished. Bal- with private bath. S30 per week. Dacious five-bedroom center hall Colo- with five bedrooms. 3' i boths, huge family 640. Recreational Vehicles 50 per line cony, gorage. 1350. 201 376 ,347. Call 717-965) dovs, 142-3190 evfn.no* 2 Days (Consecutive) IOI. Three boths, central air conditioning, The nli . THE FOUNTAINS 70 CAMPING TRAUTR (omplrtply replace in family room, full basement family to grow in. */9,M0. MODERN APARTMENTS URNISHED ROOM — For single adult. self conlotned E«tra (lean.t??^) 3 Days (Consecutive) 40 per line Near Transportation nd two-cor oarage Summer possession CONDOMINIUMS Coll :vi Hit 100 per monlh Includes maid service, tfered at 176.500. Coll 495-0416 or 495-1456 men, private bath and Otr conditioning. Where oil the fun tt! Swim in the pool o 4 Days (Consecutive") 37' per line 1 TAT, ALONG TflAU r C Ofr\e WEST END — 2'i lurnisheaTtn"e~boMv )ccuponcy Feb. 1 727-3000. oceon Dock your boat ot your doorstep 1 hitch. Steep* eight Stove, r rt> igei nt-.r, 5 Days (Consecutive) 34 per line full kitchenette, air conditioning, ter- KE~ANSBURG — Rooms weekly. 1*9. BORUS Private marina And live IUIUMOUMV • neater Sen t onto men srr^f nea room, race, oool. bus. beach. 222 8735 Alto special four-day rotes. Won, ARMSTRONG one or two bedroom fully carpeted home plus many e«iros EtcvMfnl rondiiion. 32 per line hrough Fri. Color TV. In-room cottee. AGENCY REALTORS Scltcteonlno double oven, central varu Athlna 17700 Call 71/6414 6 Days (Consecutive) RED BANK — One bedroom oar den um. nrtrhnn* comonrlftr. free? oportment. Lease and security re Holly Hill Motel. 770 Hwy 36, Keans- JS Prospect Ave. Little Stiver 747-4532 30' per line burg. 7876776 er/refrigerator combination, washer 7 Days (Consecutive) quired. Positively no ot li \\ 75 pei 741-4500 EXECUTIVE'S REWARD dryer In your private loundryroom Ove month Call between 10 om and ' FURNISHED ROOM IN LITTLE SILVER 1000' of living space. At low at 13.70 27' per line om. 741 ivy OPEN 7DAVS 8 Days (Consecutive) Eatoniown area Four-year-old Custom built Colonial on cul down to qualified buyert, Prices start ol 140. Swimming Pools NORTH ASBURY PARK — NMr h(Of Call between 6 and I. 977-1818 EXECUTIVE RANCH detac. Four bfdroomv Vt baths, Near low, low 13MOO Hurry, only |«tt tho school, Studio apartment with eat in shops ond schools Wonderful area for 50% of them left to choose from Visit POOL DISTRIBUTOR IUu*l %«"l hnl- kitchen, modern both. Unfurnished. WEST END — Private mansion, adia Maintenance free, double insulated with children Top drawer quality throughout salts trailer at 1340 Ocean Ave . Se once ol '9/1 poolt. rampietf * Days - $?0O SI O0 ealh aflrliiicinal iinr Ava'iahir! to indi- all utilities included. No pets. Security eoes. 7790691. wo baths. 71' living room with fire- this one wont lost 1/4.900 be sold now to mane r ooni for our new r Coll 2?? 7899 lace, lomioi dining room. 77' gome 1974 line Original value l?m Mi* viduals placing ads under ' Merohafidise for >(iir lur iietns not ex- BEAUTIFUL SLEEPING ROOM - Pri oom, three bedrooms, lorge oolio. WALKER & WALKER wale home. Moid service. Call 7S7-790S only 1/9V completely erertrd Call ceeding S'IO each Mprris rtiusl tw imlfrJ RED BANK — 3': room apartment, one versned-two car goroge. Ftnt value at Keonof* Exclusive Sales Aqent Frank, n- bedroom Suit on Park Apartments otter S p.m. 54.900. *,- U ;*l S717 Shrrwsb'jry OLD TOWNE REALTY Contract Raids on Request tsmm I65K Branch Ave. Red 6ank vi t w OF NFWYORK'SKYLINF KEANSBURG - Nirf largp three room JED BANK — Large furnished room Iah on a hill, this four bedroom. 7' i both, 222-7444 More Classified oportmpnt. heat, hot woter included, Oil deal for gentleman. Parking space HOME IS READY ifh family room and den, won 1 lost long street par kino Convenient areo. J185 available Call after 6 pm. tor oppoint W7.SO0 on Next Page BOX REPLY SERVICE FRONT PAGE READERS ment. 741-5754. in room Colonial with bosement, Iwo- (7171 981 4US , or gorage. covered large front oorc" ELLEN S. HAZELTON RED~~BANlc — Large, llohf"houTe : 720. Income Property Pick-Up 50 M Vl per ' Bold lo(P hrnrtmg OCEAN GROVE - One room "modern me condition. Area dost to all your Realtor 70S. Houses for Salt 11 so Mir rm ? lints. r.ia«imum etticiencv- Clean, aulet, Ocean view keeping room. $17S monthly eeds. AM this tor 139.900 13 W River Rd . Rumson 147 3700 NEW YORK STATE Libcrly Mailed $1 00 U li'if% I rodrrs plotrd ot tool Porch use F urm*hed or unfur nished 747-4071 Member Inter City Relocation Service 16 S acres Beautiful ew Two large For each bo» number assigned Imorhed Adv. ' Suitoblf for ladv 988 JO 17 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - BerJroon buildings viable to. r aoortmfnts or ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - NlCt tlOfttf for rent, reasonable. 14 E High lane WM. S. GARRISON FIREPLACE S33,5OO lodflp Deep fxellent for hunting! Real Estate ODortnipnt Threr* paneled rooms, both Ave.. Atlantic Highlands 791 0599. AGENCY ond fishing Terms Call 741 7117 I E. Fronl 51 Red Bonk, M*J Huge Colonial features M • bedroom\, woll to wall carpet, air conditioning Pi lull boths, IS dming room, snence heat, water Leose, security No pets KEANSBURG - Furnished room-, with 2-FAMILY - SEA BRIGHT cooking privileges, lit S70 per week 741-0804 eat in hitrhfn, full recreation basement, DEADLINES Call 791 461] 14 16 Center St APPRAISALS While House Hotel, 787 HH0 large garage 100 londuaped lot Ashing 171.000 Call 741 1144 att»r /| MELMEO REALTORS 671S6S0 OONE PROMPTLY ATI AN IIC HIGHLANDS Truee- CIRCA 1850 Om Noon Day Preceding Publication "ROOMS WITH BOARD rooms plus den. Woli-to watt rarpet MONAAOUTH BEACH DISPLAY ADS - 2 DA YS PRECEDING PUBLIC A TION heot, water Lease, security. No pets "A NEW IDEA" RIVER PLAZA All »dj aie rtsinettcl lo iheif i Suitable for couple. Coll ?9i 4A11 Year round living for Gotden A more Mu',1 be phnnrd in he'nre S o m Utilities < all 49S 774? ELEGANT AND IXCLUttVt - Studio 1' i baths, won to wall carpeting New than one iruorrpd imf-rtion Pirn'.e rtay piKcrJinq pubhrntion Billing efficiencies ond eiecutivr Mutes Ultra HICKEY AGENCY cent'ol olr ond furnoce. new custom check Itril publication ot your ad will he O< rate for number ol 6OfK RED BANK DOWNTOWN HOUSE - contemporory decor. No Ifaic Harbou Reoitor kitchen, paneled family roam with tire nrt AUV IMIIII f.iifd Three bedrooms, living room, dining Point. Ocean Ave.. Seo Bright. N.J. ft) 17 Beoch Rrl Monmouth Beoch place Pnnclools only 146.900 Coll 671 room, klichen, gas fireplace. Over Can 777 4017 anytime looking nvrr S700 per month plus ut'l mi, MI UM 740. Lois and Acreage ties Coll 7410804. Garrison Agrm v P R IVATf ROOM — MIK and~Vhone OTSATT BY" OWNER — Littlt Silver THE Coohing focilillet Secluded In Locust ranch. Three bedrooms, two baths f»Hf,f WOOtltO IOT -- Call bl\ 6400, ? to 7 p.m only HIDDEN - This brich and frame CUV Large living room with fireplace 16*70 rr.ofely '. arre fVMddlelo«n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX EXCLUSIVELY YOURS torn ranch, one of a kind Superb con- den Prime location. Priced) to sell Close lo public Ironsonrlolion KEVPORT AREA - p7ivoTe~bo7hroom struction Property UU.100 Gracious Live In qulft elegance, Iranquility, and and front Dorch, front entrance. Principals only (all 741 1011 for aofirm nnce 111 !«»• or III U*l secuntv Denaner furnished studio effi- center foyer, large living room, dining Dointment. ciencies ond I1-J room Executive Suites Call S»3 4926 room, specially designed den. recrea KIRWAN REAL ESTATE Total living In on inviting contemporary ton room and gomeroom, glass window ATLANTIC HOTEL - Keonlbura Nice INVESTORS/BUILDfcRS - Pr.mf 70S. Hou»e» for Salt . RENTALS Qjftpiosphere Enjoy a snort or long stay aulel. coiv double^ single rooms. Loun walls overlooking solid woods Just ii»t No leotev Mala ond linen service avail ed. 119,900 Holmdel location, just over 6'/ acres ol CO. Rt'ltor 110 Aul dry on premises. Very reasonable. IV developable lond Wooded nfooerty with • PAUL BRAGAR four bedroom, t' ? both ranch 2oned HARBOUR POINT . nn residential. Financing available, with Hrr'. 1497 Ocean Ave Sea Bright. N J AGENCY 79s* down and balance over S years at $52,500 7473353 /41 1700 '»< Brood SI Shrewsbury current rate. Asking only W.000 THE ihrfjrtiiDur/nanc.h mi'. 141} '"' • FURNISHED APARTMENT M0. Commercial Rentals KIRWAN CO. Reoitor. 14? 4]JO 747-0221 It living Two very large rooms, private bath and HUNTING 1 ODC.f (,UN ( I HB ~Jo7k 160 Auto lr«ui, NEW SHREWSBURY - 1200 la showrr, private entrance, all utuitir* available In discount deportment itofe son Township location fwi ocres with loom wiih drurjiac.fl fijil dining • GREAT FAMILY HOME 1 ^0 Ai,i Nn.piy furnished 1150 per month. S3 Wall' Ooice trxollon. Coll 542 3000 large building, presently being used as room beaulilijl kilchen halt nee if., Red Bank. Living room with fireplace, dining room, lodge, Perfect setup for persons inter- den. Targe kjtrhen. sunken gomeroom. I pmem HIGHLANDS - Small three room colloge NEW SHREWSBURY - 3000 sa f, ested in starling their own gun basement Two cai ga>aq« AH r thref bedrooms, two boths Abiolutr ntml Owner asking only 111,900. THE KIR- l t0 Wanlrrl ANlorn | Suitable one or two adults. 1)25 per month sort, glass front In Ihopplng center. n I A I | condition Close to schools ond commu- WAN ro Realtor, 71/6400 Stt urlty rerjuirer) ?9I ?I44 Call 542 ,1000. ting On professionally landscaped lot. llPlt Asking 163,900 BUSINESS PIJMSON Wolprfront Lorqp turnKhed NEW SHREWSBURY - 3700 SO. ft HILLTOP RANCH - Enioy the Drivaty $54,900 ..DIRECTORY studio lor tingle Utilities No pets »W available in ducount deportment stor of on estate, vet walk to NYf fraM Old* Shrewsbury Boro Two REAL ESTATE month Ltfatr and security 147 1765. fur linen department Also 1700 sa r oortation, icfioois and shopping, just l30y«ar-, ^ounij Huirndol Colo- . FOR SALE HIGHLANDS Second floor Four rooms available Call 547 3000. VAN HORN unrttr r S oc res of beautifully land bedfoom, living room, dining unfurnished Heal and hot wntrr Hf*iy AGENCY - REALTORS tcooed property Beamed ceilings, three room, garage In need ol a Match i a Open / days. Coll 74 hours a day. firepiores. 70*70 mosfer bedroom, large "> \ i ii^ng room with lirfgplgce, 'ifdirntfd Business couple preferred No All utilities and cleaning services peU Available immediately. On» month den, two full baths, country kitchen. little work, plus possible build- I '•menl duded. Long term lease Alto monih-to 747-4100 I7JO0 brick poflo ond horn Owner atk f'lAjn Hoi \fcurily Coll tn 0734 before It a m or of month From S4 per sq tt Minim KM Rivrr Rd fair Haven ing lot Convenient location t»r 6 10 p m ing only 1W.00 THE KIRWAN CO, office from 160 per month. Brokers pro HOl MDI t Pwiltor. /i; 6M0 I 6acins Ca i r tnnditiomng No peh $?W pei MATAWAN Imgo or\t greenery nnri running brook In rear. Ta«es heot Lot MilOO High ond dry 117,900 $54,900 Ml ,,!•.'lui . IutilitiesI , one month security modtrn ola r cconditioneo d building nrr low nnrf financing ron bt arranged. IMTIM utilities inrlurirwl Asking 1)4,900 Holrnrji"! ; , , , j ,p t HI 7ir>7 VANS AGENCY. Rfnllor OPPORTUNH t mu >< N ING rtir« bedroom Colonial with living room, dm Mobiln H BANK Two hertrnom oportmen Slrntrimrtre Professionol Bldg with < ptriyertltor, wmrirr, dryf nip 14 Molowan Hu ill WALKER & WALKER ing room, eot in kitchen, two full boths MIDDLETOWN i inM ctarnge 147 ,MA4 m -> Htni' two-car detached garage, ail In e* cellmt condition, situoltd on 4i It Immediat LONG BRANTM downtown nren Old more home sites with one w'» MI u bedroom ranch dining room, Iwr-fnffSpfi. '.M 4«A7 / Vwrtr-r Wfstr-rlmrt Builcllrig «r two If r home Furnished, if iwssiblf Asking only |4?,S0O. fl lull basement, garage Central RICRIATIONAL WAN f O, Rfoltnr. |t - > ( A NSRI iWl • I ur i •• • WO Hoy 16, Middlelown. Call R V W iripm air 10H down to qualified t'-ry n*n ulllMlM ' 'iH helore Sam f»t »l 7iM $59,000 • MM BRAND NPW ( » buyer BU Smnll oftlre bultitfll Thr#^ h»ii ACv notetv looo la '• Oi in tub $39,900 rooms Btil li l room, mi hfo Vtitnht r mirror f nunlr y liitr hen. •Mhury Avf . 0(iP0Mtf Jr-f n titul k I'.iprt hi»fii lor yivw of ftar itrm Plnv nuilrlirig tves Ml 1X11 O'Oyal AH 1 Mi *0 • i OWN HI. I , n««l In 'firr#„ * tt?nnoo u Mt N I ptrsteins Paintt NNe w PP,*99 4 stort e Co pint --til nuiu • Mi' eo r ontn

ATTRACTIVE • •• ... *$ English Tudor six ROOM suire ••W.I.M all the charm r : • Ui* »O • bath*. i»rgr- OFFICE room* and ftropl. IHTCilFim »«r it THHDMIY l»rle«i|lnlwr»«O» 264.7200 REGISTER ' Ur till I I Mil Mil |i in N Call 747-1100 Crowtll Agency klHUW o' nur Btoktr v PLAMNIMO 741-4030 FalrHavan ll (ii Ifflfll W/fKfc ti* ft*, **&**f, IM Urn* SWDrt.M, *4 t»r*>n*>, MM*, UH ojc* ' • ' COW> Hi CM Board in Colts Neck m NOTICES

•« Lost and Foun* M board reserve! e rignt l onv or on bid* whole Airs Cluster Classes AND ALFRED VAN A; : I N fOUNO oPoo COLTS NKCK - A si,md- IK'cial education labo and young children would male OM ing room only rin«d ut ap rater) now Imuscd in a .small i go up and down the OF tj NOTICE OF DECISIO NEW Jl I hoi i floor will stairs several times a day of Adiustrr> 01 HO jammed the gynuusuin »1 .mi floor an L»r Roy Unger superinten- rno't ml IQ Pum wot n Ihe AtUnlic tlimentai v handicapped Mudtnl.s can dent of M-teolt. supported Mr. Ainweri lo MOl DOUQIOS A OtOROt MANU/IJ Mod Schoul List inglil tu urn ,isil> The \uland ns but he Clerk "iing pool. j 400 . Smoll while Moriti t 10 feet from (i • nil Ihe I'.n.ini ul I 4ui .iliim s iiirupisi vuii take noted thai other factors made Brllord «r«a ' line, on premises situate of 7 f ill '•; IHI NOTlCi Shodow Ridye ou't one) known QS coWroversud pi(ipci.-.e office of ihr Town ihiiiii^ii hull grade Htw large lavator) »ni t>e EM* lie revealed that one of the /SW " ••"»" — Oil) 2M*tM ship Clerk ond is Ovgiiablc lor in AM«tn«irt *•» PMHnhtl -.pectton in two si'pdirile sihoul-. MIIIII iii d I,K ully lounge reasons the board chose the SUPERIOR COURT WARPEN f BAUMGARTNER Tin' l>uard called Ihe inrcl I h ( audience seemed Conover Road School for old- 970 Special Notices OF NEW JERSEY Stcretory CHANCERY DIVISION /onmy Board IHK Ui hear resident*' apuuong evenly divided between iho.st- er children \»as a tentative i« mponvblc far MONMOUTH COUNTY of Adiusfment aeblv o*he» Hion irtcunrd bv m Dockff Nt Mini ;i March 6 %i It before Octduig whether la ipported Ihe ilu&ter long-range plan lo build a Jomw V Thomoi. Sr., PO Box 713 Holler CIVIL ACTION NOTICE TO ABSENT NOTICE adept Hie |)l,ui A decimon is plan and those who opposed middle school adjacent to it. H*lL TO HIRE - For oil occasion*. DEFENDANT ON ORDER SCOltfJ bids foi S(hool I unrh expected al the boards next It 3 Stages PUaard Mrlin. mertinoi. |l>ower> *ti Union FOR PUBLICATION win bt received ol tht Of fiwjfh Reosonabie. HG Fite Co. Co TO BE PUBLISHED tir.«. o* iht Secretory. Ctntroi School regular meeting. Thursday. Tlmsc in oppoMliun tell into AND MAILED Brood Strati, Ktypori, N J ol 7 00 tinder the board's tenta- Plomlift D m on Tuetdov. Worth 1?. 1974. at Manh 14 twu groups One (•oiiliiigent tivc plan the new school i will no lonotr be rtuuMtibu lor o.iv LINDA MARIE BEAGEN whir, h lime bid! will bt Publicly oebtv olbtr than those inrurred bv mv V|. nprnrd and read tor Iht following l nder ihe board's tug 'I no change in I lie would or built in three stages, ifII Thomas, M Cltmtnlt, I',? omt, PilmtlMl 1-1 CRS-46 Dishwovher 70160 3 Avt. •rlloid FRANCISS EARLERLEE BEACEBEACEN ? I Hade Model C IS Booster 30160 gesii'd change, .oke in now. ' he explained. "The whtrfin Lmdo ^Aorle Braurn is ploin tioni '0 el *en , thr Township time of his em ploy merit than ur to authorize ond em- AtlHi Locust, has boen charged Shrfwtbury. Monmouth County New 71. 1974 was finally adopted and aii pensated for power the governing body of this mu- RObt FlALKOF F proved by the Movor 1922. bring dislocation for a short Jt'WV. dfll#d July 9, »9S| rtvited niopolitv to mohe oefmonrnt tnr no Acting Township i li L with driving a vehicle while Auou»t 79. I95J, mod« bv Fronh E. Domtmrnf of George 1 onnau TO the ALBERT A KERR JR A wing built in null would But he contended the need period of time, 1 want lo com- Mitchell, and turd in the Monmouth on'irr department of the Township of Borough Clerk under the influence of alco- County Clerk's Off tee on November Marlboro, notwithstanding his ooe JOHN O UPTER be converted to kindergarten lo place second grade class- pliment the board for its pro- 7d, tff4l. in Cote No *9 ?] ond bring was greater at the nfn$ of his em- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Mo^or hol March 6 S3 90 rooms on the second floor of gressive thinking. This meet- more portifuioHv drier totd and ployment as oe'ma.nrnl poi>rr otfuef BOARD OF EDUCATION Police chief George n. use and lavatories would be bounded o% follow t than the monmum ogr limit set forlri MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, Nl the building if the plan is ing has been one of the most Bt GINNING a a monument ii^.otfd m N J S40A 14 177 Sealed proposals will bt received bv RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE Clayton said thr car she was added to those classrooms on lh# north tide of Plum V'rtMicud SECTION I. the Board of Education, ToM'ishio of An ordinonre entitled An Ordi Other changes will be made adopted would be a serious constructive things that has rnonymenl being Ihe %o*u'h*e»lerly The Township Count.I of the Town v id die town. C ou ni v of Monmou'h, nonce Fmng f o.n nr" so • i r,n of operating struck the rear of corner of torn Loi No 77 and to>d ship of Marlboro is hrrrbv outhon;ed New Jersey, m Ihe • Board ol Educa- Borough Offices ond Certain in facilities even if the plan is drawback, lie said the floor occurred in the township in a monument bring ono Alston! 100 feel tion Administration Building. '1 T m Borough Employees In thr Borough ol another vehicle thai was ond dirn touth on Tutsdov. April ?. 1974 for tht con- Borough ol Rumson on Februofy 14, SECTION I. struction of tht Second Stmor High 1974 and on February ?8, 19/4 wos li Broad St traffic light Monday 17 6r9t*t\ ?l rninutei emt alono the This Ordinance shall tofce effect API- nor1h*tlv ime ot Plum i!fret. 8/ f cr\ School, Nut Swamp Road, 1 ownship naiiy adopted ond onprovrd bv the afternoon mediatriv upon Inuii passage fi'id QI Middielown. Nrw Jersey, togetnrr Mayor fo O point Ihfnt f f ?t noHh 1 Qp publifotion occordm* lo low w.ih work incidental thereto ALBE.RT A KERR IW grtfs 37 nnnuiei eo*t a df\tut*re nl NOTICE The chief said Mrs Estey 171 $0 feel to a point, turner ut PuMir No' < r 1% If f Ph, gi .«•'! thot Proposal Forms (as contained in BorouOh C-erit north I) dtgren SO ni.nulr-, i0 *>ti the specifications) provide for the bid JOHN O TEETTP was released in $250 bail Hazlet's Budget Revisions Itte above ordmanrr wa% uMroducd ond» we»i. 0 distonif ot 1/ I] Iffi to Ond passed on the fust reading at a d'riy of the protect os the bosis for Mayor pending a hearing in Munici- a oo'nl them e (0 to»th 1 nmt+r- regular meeting, of the Council of the otvording contracts to tht lowest QUOI- March 6 S4.16 ]? minuter urttt. a dg commonly »nown onfl dfS'g imai passage ot o mfrtmo of tht (at General Construction Mark Of Adiuslmpnt of Molmdrl Township. vestigation conducted by Sgt. noted 0\ No *9 Plum Stifrl. New Council of 'he Township of Marlboro (b) Slttl * Iron Work oifrr a public hponng. granted the HAZLET - The Township Increase In police salaries this Shrewiburv. Nr» }ti%n la be held on Thu'• rtov March 14. 11 ) Plumbing Work application of Jomes R & Patricia E. Donald R. Patterson, Mrs. point that the township would 1 hf oppro>trd bv ^onf iiie School, located on School Road West. dittonlng. rooms, one and one half bath ond Estey's car hit the halted ve- not be without competent and It) f Irrtrif Work laundry room lo reor of existing ihe turn of 11WI7 00 together M>ih Morlboro Township. New Jersey ot hicle, operated by Frederick sions lo the municipal budget new patrolmen in the latter hard-working employes. the fo^'s of thi\ sale IM pm or os soon thereafter as Smgtt Ovrroll bids (optional) en dwelling and add a room and garage Thr Sheriff herrbv rfttfvtM thr riejh the said matter ran be r«O( hect at compassing oil five d) moior d'vi- to south side of said dwelling located W. Strieker, 20. of N Harrison last night that would reduce part of 1973, and has appro- Morgan Concurs lo i.irtiou' 'i ihi"i \ate without ft" ther which time o"d plate atl prrsons in- tions of tht work. at 111 Holm del Road and known as no'Kf by publication terested will be given an opportunity Bidders suornlfttng a single overall Block It. Lot 19 on thr Holmdel Tax Ave. the increase in its share of priated funds for salary in- All the committee mem- P*UL K1EBNAN. Shrritt 'o be hrord concerning Ihe same Bv bid Minst include tht nomts of tath Mop. ond thai deler mination oT said the local tax rate by two creases which are currently Dated Janunrf U, !»'< order ot thr Counril nt Ihe To*nsh|D proposed subcontractor for the other Zoning Board of Admslment has been Chief Clayton said neither bers, including lone Republi- O'fi;m K Afi'-.fio* of Marlboro four (4) maior divisions of work. tiled in Iht oil M r ot Ihe Towns run under negotiation. Clerk and is avn for inspection cents. can Charles J. Morgan, stuck Atlnmr-vv Rose FIAI.KOFF Each such subcontractor must bt driver nor the passenger in tauoiiv prtaualtf>ed WARREN f flAUWC.AR INt R Feb 71. Unr *. U 70 I'l 0Q Arting ^nrwntfiip Clerk The committee had origi- Committeeman Herbert ,1. with the premise that the Tfl^mhip ol Marlboro All bidder* must be nrtquoMitd in • Secretary Mr. Strieker's car, Hiehard March A ' MB 14. octordunct with 'Chopter 105, Low* of /rtnmo floara) nally estimated that its $2.3 Kupfer, the finance chair- township cannot keep its 1*67. os omendtd t>v Chapter HI. Of Adjustment Q. Fischer, 21, nf 16 Marilyn million budget would increase man, explained that addition- Laws Of 1961 Morch A SS./? Ave., Long Branch, reported present pay scales and con- T/ie Cape Cover! Labor m connection with Iht proitrl its.portion by 21 cents. But al manpower was needed be- shait be paid not 'tss than wooes as NOTICE TO BIDDERS"" injuries. tinue to expect quality per- listed m prevailing Wage Rale Oeltt Separate seaird bids will be re mainly because of a refigur- cause of the township's Stride Into Spring minalion. pursuant to Chapter 1'>Q ol ceived by the Ho/iel Township Board formance. Itif Ntw Jersey Lawk of 1963 of Educotion al ihe othce ot the Sec- Mliaiicr Francaine ing of anticipated revenues, growth rate. He and Com- Pions ond soff itKodons ond oil oth- retory, S3 Belhany Road, Hailet, New The argument between Mr. 782 n i ontrod Documentt mav be r«am- Jersey until J 00 o m on March 79. the committee now says the mitteeman Stephen J. Filardi Morales and the committee's Printed Pattern mrri nt thr office of Iht Architeclt — 1974 for fur To MwtToniglil I i tissrr K Miller. 701J Moms Avt Science Supplies increase will be 19 cents. cited an KBI recommendation Democratic majority even- nue. Union. New Jersey, to ascertain PhysiCO•col Educution RKI) BANK - M km that a municipality with llaz- jipment If the budget is apprmwl tually developed into a politi- ihtreof mov be obtamtd bv eath Din fmt AMs. - Bond & Chorus Sarcil, professor nf French Irt's population of 22,000 dt( upon deposit ol One Hymned Dot Industrial Arts Supplies by the committee after a pub- cal battle. Bids will be opened bv ihe Wte at Columbia University, should have 44 policemen. Kirs 11100 001 The dtposil will be re lic hearing on the amend- Democratic Commiltceman funded to >ht bidder upon return ot tary ol the Board who *.n publicly will speak on "The Favor- With the six additional offi- the documents In good condition announce the bid total ments M.inh Vl the total lax Joseph J DiVirgillo made the Nonbidders will forfeit holt of the The conditions, terms and snenfira- ites of Louis XV" at drnosit. No plans or specification! tions for the obovt may be obtained rate will be approximately cers. the township force num- /most blatent accusations that will bt mailed from tht Secretary ot the Board ot today's meeting ol the Al- Each bid must he accompanied by Education ot tt>e add'ess shown he 15.20, which is iwo cents high- hers 31. Mr. Morales was barn- low liance Francaise of Mou- o Bid Bond m tht omounl ol ten per er than last year's. 8 on Disabled List ctnl MOM of iht bid. bui not to *>• The Rfttird fi' t 'Im tit'On r P'.er vfS rn out h County in the storming for political ends. i*rd SJOOOOOO. and o certificate of fhr nqht to reiecl nnv and on turis Mayor Francis ,1 O'Rnen Mr Filardi said that if the Consent of Surety, as a guorantet YMCA at H pm. ' The Republican countered thot m cost the contract is owardtd gave the following breakdown additional patrolmen had not that he was making his re- to the bidder, ht will within two (7) ROBERT G HAVfTNS IIHIIIIIIHIIHIimllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllli nft*s tni>r tatter ntCult Ihe aqret Secretory of the tax rate: M cents for been hired, the township merit, ood furnish tht Owner with a Hoiltl Township marks "in the interest of the Pertormancr Bond on approved form Board ol Education the municipality; 97 cents for would be in serious trouble people ol Hazlet." in the full omounl ot the rontrod ft? Bethany Ronr) No tnrJdei mav withdraw his bid for Hn,'l»l tJ#>* Jersfv 07?10 the county, up seven cents now because eight men are Mr. Morales objected to a o period ol slaty (60) davi otter dole Dotert Warch I. \Tli Deaths from last year, $11.30 for on the disabled list set for opening thereof March A SI 1/ lengthened work week for Tht Board ol E ducal ton runvM schools, down 24 cents from the right lo re led any or oil bids, 'iiiiiMiiliMliiiiiliiiimimiiiiHin Mr. Kupfer maintained that clerical and administrative ond or to peceot tht bid thai m Ms PUBLIC NOTICE last year; and nine cents for salary hikes are necessary to iudement * fATONfOWN IN THE COUN land class in . Matawan "We've lost some good reefed t sholl eipast 'or sale at pvb TV OF MONMOUTH AND prolonged attack from foniiii lers in vendue. at 'the touri House m ihe PROVIDING FOR THE AD Township. Republican Mayor Joseph people because of the sala- Borough ol Freehold. County ol Mon MINISTRATION AND f H Mr. Kupfer defended the mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the FORCFMENT OF THE PRO Surviving are Iliiee suns, Morales, whose main objei ries," Mr. Kupfer staled "We 11th da* of March. \*H. at 7 nciOCk VISIONS HFREtN CONTAIN expense account hike as "go- P V Prevailing Time ED AND * i x ING • Allen Strandberg, ilaltoned tion wan tli.it tlie Democratic want to be able to select men ing along with the economy" All thnt '.no or parcel of land, Til «, IIIU Mil . KM MlON sitnole lying ond hf'na m the THF F • with the U S Navy In Ne- controled committee had Hi,it will do ,i good job for even though it was revealed Borough ol Little Silver, m Ihe County made too many increases In this town." of Monmouth, in tht Store of New Re Making application lor subd'vi vada, Richard Strandberg, a later thai he had voted Jersey the salaries, hours and num- Sporty, bold — it's iho Bv Order o' the .'.flavor nnd Count I Coast Guardsman stationed in lie .Killed that one reason against it in caucus. He also BEING designated os ton No-. * bers of municipal emplo pcrfert pantsutl compan- and S, Block U on map entitled Boron ) Cape May. and Thomai the salary figure is up is that maintained that Mr. Morales' Little Silver Manor. Little lilvtr, Morrh S \9 4? ion1 Ntw Jersey " owned by Delmar Scotl Strandberg, .it home; his la- In comparing his adminis- Hie township had to assume objection was a hit hypocri- Corporoilon. A c Switi. C E , and SHERIFF'S SALF ther, Axel F Strandberg of Iht COait n paying four po- Knjoy trans-season trav- more particulariy described os fol SUPERIOR COURT tration lu the present one, tical because the former may- io«s OF NEW JERSEY North Bergen; a il itet, Hn Mr Morales charged thai a vo licemen IHT,in i inin ,i| sub- els in a shell stitch cape BEGINNING Of o Point which is the CHANCERY OIVISION or increased Ihe com- intersection nt ihe west line ol R>v MONMOUTH COUNTY loseph ronetll ol North Bet pti i ml IIM I'M '• in Ihe opal sidles had bean withdrawn miiieman salary threefold with from bands and collar erview Avenue wifh tht north line nf Otcktl Nt F IM Lot A, Bloik i6 on said ma f HANHiN SAVINGS BANK IN Nt ;V gen. and a granddvughtei .iliii^ budgfl .nid a M per Mr Morales maintained during his administration. of ifghan itlteh, loop bui- rurming iht"ie Ol In a soulhwesieriy YORK. PinmhM vl HI NRV C cenl Increase In taxation in thai ihe town ihlp ihould nol loninK Crochet of worsted DiretHon nlono the north line of Lot f u\( K, )tt . ef >»«, el nis Oofrntiaf'is i in- Bedla i uneral Home, Mr. Morales asked the com- A, Block IA on said moo 1)0 feet By virtue of n wnt of e«e(ulion in Iht lad three yean u;is due Increase salai It • md hire Pattern 782: MISM-S" Sizes more or less, lo the right ol way ol the above lto'i m# dl Keyport, is in charge of ar- mittee t.I isconslder its STRIDE INTO SPRING the New vr>rk nnn i on*. Bmnch Rail- rtcted, i than <• ipoi i ' in ixorbltanl spending bv tht rood Company ihenie l?) in n north. mtnti mule paflMHMl II the same tptnding ini il after 10 20 me I in the ncwesl pulled-tOgCtlV lie vendue. oi " * •" 'he |( westerly dlredmn along sairt Borougfi A Dl Mon Democrat limt "I know th.ii people art Send W rrtlln f ' i'*H h (Ml tX p.iMlsiiil loiik' K;isy fit- way. M0 feel to the southwest corner mouth. New jersey on Monday, the the matting Mayor O'Brien ot I ot 7, Bint k i* [in igid .. nt Worth '••' • Mr«.. \Him MeGfvgor He took p.n I II ul.H i .. wail Ing in hue lor I Im t Ipfti ,ii|il 'i i pm f.tl I'.H h HI imu |ackel HM rtandup ml- "if f p M Pr wolfing .mi tht members were unll- m fir^l rlii"** Mi.nlinu along Ihe south line <>* Al I (l PORT UONMOI in caption lo .i proposed ml. III prOVt Ins i.ii raglan nlccvm, CUBIWI Olf, lying kiiv to do so ensl tofner nt sairt l<« \nii,i Joiephlni Cum Midi 11> , ( h f r, i e II i \Mnri. i i.i Phr Unl nlnno hit mil nfori i I McGri ' 19 i "Mm . Printed Pattern 9373: M.mk Hi'ttl In Nrt'dl ' "i 'he «MI i i Ur dl i in the \i Misses' Steei H. in. |2, M, I), lit \\n\ |HI old < I Avtnut 'is shown nn niiiii Walui Home, $113,958 ConlruciOK'd li, is. 20 Size I' it"* Htnl *l \ v Hailet, allei ,i long illiH Mikes :i' Minis ltd null I.ill "•(•nstf i iy riir 91 IIMIII Pnnl p\t II HN MM 4 tn| fhe *fsl In • B in \iward in IU.U WMK Vf)f>HI ii' *I»U" McUrfgiit had II I or Kr 1 /I I Im i MI li it.tiii i II nlil ' i I l:i I HOLD li" I in project la In slli I'.ink fur i non Ol si Ma inmii M I Hern fin Mi fl in Ihe tin k nl Hi; trtn ir> | .: mouth, .ir;,i MI iha M.til .mil ripen |»| ll,|i 11.11 rIt 11 — HM.MI in I m* Mill ii Mm i.in M inin i ''i iHniiir i thai Road) 'he Ma- ill In! rin iii .i II HIS. 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