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The Weather THEDAILY FINAL Windy and coldefthisafter- Knl Kank, Freehold noon and tonight.'rar and l^tig Branch EDITION cold tomorrow* 7 7 Moninoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO. 146 RED BANK, NJ. MONDAY, JANUARY 29,1973 TEN CENTS Cahill Presents No-New-Tax Budget TRENTON (AP) - Gov. As in past years, CahiU's the sta'te is due to receive that federal revenue sharing tery, though it has not lived up to expectations, has also William T. Cahill proposed spending program calls for Other State Budget through June 30, 1074, the end funds are in addition to, and today a |2.38 billion budget few major new programs. H.e of the next fiscal year. not a substitute for, other fed- helped avoid the need for which can be balanced in this has said that major programs Stories, Pages 2,5 New Jersey has already eral funds currently being re- higher taxes. election year without new or could only be financed been given $53.9 million and ceived by the state." Without the daily lottery, Increased taxes. through tax reform and enact- desirable programs and ser- the bulk of that will be used to In the event the opposite which began in November, CahUl said with a smile at ment bf a state income tax vices for our citizens and . . . boost state aid to education by proves true, Cahill added, "I New Jersey would have col- the news briefing on the which was defeated by the is balanced within the state's $48 million. All told, the will be prepared to present lected about $20 million less spending program that the legislature last year. available resources." state's share of school costs my objections to the appro- than originally anticipated document should provide a The governor said his latest Cahill estimated that the . will be raised by $91 million, priate high-level officials in last year, according to State "comfortable" platform for budget provided "dramatic state would have a surplus of including funds from other Washington and to enlist the Budget Director Walter Wech- Republicans seeking reelec- evidence that we can get $119 million when the current sources. support of other affected sler. tion in 1973. along without an income tax. fiscal year ends on June 30, Notes Cutbacks states." Wechsler explained that the All 120 seats in the legisla- "It is a budget, I think you about $100 million higher than The governor acknowledged The governor said he was net gain from the daily lot- ture will be at stake in No- will agree,.that is responsible original estimate last year. that federal cutbacks in other optimistic that any federal tery, combined with declining vember and Cahill is expected and reasonable, fair and Another essential element areas could eat into revenue cuts in some areas would be weekly lottery sales, will be to announce next month that just," Cahill told the legisla- in the avoidance of new taxes sharing. offset by more aid for other $58 million by the end of the he will seek a second term in ture. "It is a budget that pro- will be the $145.8 million in But he said the budget was programs. current fiscal year. office. vides for the necessary and federal revenue sharing funds prepared "on the assumption The creation of a daily lot- See Cahill, Page 2 The Republican governor said that the budget, which calls for increased ex- penditures of more than 5308 million, would not require new taxes because of expansion in the economy and new federal Hope U.S. POWs in Laos revenue sharing funds. He also credited "the unre- lenting effort of this adminis- tration to minimize ex- penditures and maximize effi- ciency." Excise Taxes Swell the Survival Lists BUDGET BRIEFING — Gbv. William T. Cahill, left, along With the state Budget Director Walter The current $2.07 billion WASHINGTON (AP) — The He said every effort will be after the POW list was re- slim hope that their men terday: "At this stage, we budget was balanced through United States is pinning hopes made to learn the cause of ceived by the Pentagon from would turn up as prisoners confidently expect that the Weschler, briefed the State House press corps enactment last year of a Friday on the 1973-74 budget. The governor will on an expected accounting of death in each case. Paris. and some day return home. list of names will be forthcom- package of f 146 million in new Americans lost in Laos to The dead include 22 Army The Defense Department 'Gravely Concerned' ing soon." deliver his message to a lolnt session of the Legis- and higher excise (taxes. # lature today. swell the total of 555 U.S. men, 9 Navy, 18 from the Air' previously listed 591 Ameri- The largest organization of fighting men known to be pris- Force and 8 Marines. can servicemen held as pris- POW-MIA families says it is In reply to a question, Mrs. Galanti said she had not been oners of the Communists in The 555 Americans awaiting oners. Few of the 1,334 pre-"gravely concerned" that Indochina. viously carried as missing Hanoi has provided no list of told that the United States freedom include 76 Army, 135 was continuing its bombing In providing lists of U.S. Navy, 318 Air Force and 26 were on the list of living pro- those captured in Laos. vided by North Vietnam. campaign against enemy sup- captives in North and South Marines. Phyllis Galanti, board ply trails in Laos after the Nixon Budget Aims Vietnam, the Communists Notification of relatives of This was a bitter dis- chairman of the National cease-fire went into effect in failed to furnish information the living, and dead and those appointment to the Pentagon League of Families of Ameri- Vietnam. on Americans taken prisoner still missing was completed and families of the missing, can Prisoners and Missing in in Laos. by casualty-assistance offi- many of whom waited for as Southeast Asia, told a news "Im sorry to hear that," she The Pentagon also said cers yesterday within 24 hours long as eight years with the conference In Washington yes- said. At Program Cuts there are no clues to the fate of 1,315 Americans still miss- WASHINGTON (AP) — newal and special aid for The $6.5 billion in cutbacks ing in action in Southeast President Nixon sends to Con- schools; near federal in- and withholding of funds al- Asia.- gress today a proposed fiscal stallations. ready appropriated throws Pentagon spokesman Jerry 10 Die in Nursing Home Fire 1974 budget totaling $268.7 bil- The White House also con- down a challenge to Congress,' W. Friedheim said yesterday PLEASANTV1LLE (AP) gotten to them by then," would be established later. with water carried In tanks lion which he said will help firmed plans to dismantle the where every program has its that the Laotian problem is 'the country"toward "a new offices of Economic Opportu- loyal supporters, and makes it At least 10 persons were killed Schlundt said. Schlundt said firemen were aboard the fire trucks. being discussed with the early today as a rapidly mov- hampered because the closest A teaming rainfall provided era of progress." nity, Emergency Pre- doubtful that Nixon can make North Vietnamese through jrhe victims were not imme- The President said the paredness, and Science and his ceilings stick. ing fire destroyed Steel's diately identified. fire hydrant is three-quarters firemen with little aid in their diplomatic channels in Paris. Rest Home, a two, story wood- of a mile away. While some attempts to quell the flames, budget is low enough to avoid Technology and the National List Expected Shortly Schlundt said initial in- However, he gains extra le- frame nursing care facility dications were that the fire firemen secured hoses togeth- Schlundt said. an increase .in taxes and he and Aeronautics and Space verage by insisting on four "We do expect to receive a urged Congress to set a ceil- Council. for elderly people in this At- had begun in a linen closet, er to reach the distant hydr- The building is on West Cal- special revenue-sharing plans list," Friedheim said. "We lantic County community. but said a more definite cause ant, others fought the flames ifornia Ave. ing on over-all expenditures. But the President said for education, law enforce- hope to have it shortly." "If we are going to keep spending for some programs ment, job training and com- If necessary, he said, Maj. Six other persons were taxes and prices down, the will increase. These will in- munity development. Mayors, Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward, known to have escaped, said Congress must keep spending clude pollution control, up 100 governors and local pressure chief U.S. representative to fire chief Walt S. Schlundt, down," he said in a,nationwide per cent; spending to combat groups who want to save a the temporary four-power who added that he believed all Formality Row Snags radio address on the budget crime and drug abuse, up 8 doomed day-care or health joint military commission su- the victims were elderly per- yesterday. per cent; research for energy program, for instance, might pervising the cease-fire, sons. The proposed budget is an needs, up 20 per cent, and be able to do so by using reve- would raise the issue at the increase of about $19 billion spending to combat cancer nue-sharing money; they are group's first meeting. "There was no life when we over spending for the current and heart disease, up 21 per likely to apply heat on Con- The question of the missing, got here," Schlundt said. "I Peacekeeping Mission fiscal year which ends June cent. gress to provide such funds. Friedheim said, will be pur- walked around the building 30. It would carry a deficit of He said "over-all spending but heard no hollering or SAIGON (AP) — The first from Bangkok and refused to cludes representatives of the sued in the coming months fill out the forms, apparently United States, North Vietnam about $12 billion, less than for human-resources pro- The upturn in defense' screaming." Viet Cong delegates to arrive with the North Vietnamese officially in Saigon in a dec- because they thought this and the South Vietnamese half the projected deficit of grams will be increased to a spending, to total only half a and Viet Cong by going over $25 billion for fiscal 1973. level almost twice what it was The fire alarm was turned ade refused to leave their would imply recognition of the government. billion dollars smaller than the list of missing, name by Saigon government. The President set a tenta- when I first came to office." the $81.6-billion peak of war- in at 12:42 a.m. by a police- plane for 20 hours because the In Bangkok yesterday, Col. name, to obtain information man on duty. The nursing South Vietnamese govern- After extensive con- Dan Van Thu, the VC delega- • tive budget of $288 billion for Defense is to get $79 billion. fare and atom-bomb outlays on their whereabouts. fiscal 1975, which he said also The President urged public of 1945, also is likely to strike home's fire alarm, which had ment demanded that they fill sultations during the night tion leader, praised the cease- would be low enough to avoid support for his proposals to sparks. In identifying by name the been inspected recently as re- out customs and immigration that involved U.S. Ambassa- fire agreement as a "great 555 American POWs in North quired by state law, did not forms. Finally the govern- dor Ellsworth Bunker and oth- step of reunification of the a tax hike. hold down spending. The total includes military Nixon indicated, in the radio "What is at stake is not just and South Vietnam to be re- work,Schlundt said. ment waived the requirement er diplomats, the government two Vietnams." •foreign aid, atmoic energy leased by the Communists today. admitted the Communist dele- Informants said Bunker had speech from Key Biscayne, a big, impersonal federal and other indirect defense Fla., that he anticipates a within the 60-day period fol- The dead were removed gates to Saigon without the "urgent consultations" with budget," he said. "What is at outlays, but the share for the from the gutted structure by. fight in Congress over his stake is your job, your taxes, lowing the cease-fire, the Pen- The 10 Viet Cong represen- forms "in accord with the the South Vietnamese Foreign Pentagon alone is up $4.2 bil- tagon said North Vietnam also members of several area res- tatives to the four-party spirit of the Paris agree- Ministry. At one point, two budget, which includes what the prices you pay." lion from this year, to a total he said are "some very sharp reported that 55 POWs died in cue squads, he said. peacekeeping commission- ment;" it said. U.S. Air Force planes were He said his budget is a of $79 billion. captivity. reductions in some very fa- "peacetime budget" and it "The smoke nad apparently landed yesterday afternoon The Viet Cong action forced brought for some unknown miliar programs." "will give us the cancellation of a meeting this reason alongside the DC3. The programs due to be cut chance... to make our new morning of the four-power They were hauled away about include Hill-Burton hospital- era of peace a new era of commission, which also in- 15 minutes later.- construction funds, urban re- progress."

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Ozzard said flicts of interest among ':• bill that rewrote the state's opportunities to use influence its members. he thought the bill unneces- the 40 members of the basic life and health insur- and inside information. The state Constitution said sary but said he hoped it New Jersey Senate. The | : ance law. "I know I don't like to com- judges, congressmen and oth-' would "quiet down some of series, a month in prep- ], -Sen. Frank J. Dodd, D-Es- pete with these guys," said er federal officeholders the loudmouths." aration, is the result of "( sex, who owns three bars and one bidder who preferred to couldn't serve, but anyone Two years later, in 1069, the the cooperative efforts \ restaurants, sponsored a bill remain anonymous. else could without disturbing Legislature passed a new bill, of The Asbury Park to relieve tavern owners of re- Legislators call the law his private business interests but GQV. .RichardlJ. Hughes Press, the Home News sponsibility for serving mi- strong because it requires as long as lie was old enough. vetoed it. saying"it allowed Of New Brunswick and nors who carry phony identi- them to reveal any personal Despite traditional links of more than it forbade. The Associated Press. < fication cards. interest they have in legisla- waste and corruption with "There are numerous ways It is a well-planned, * -Sen. Barry T. Parker, R- tion. public projects, this con- in which the overreaching leg- even-handed attempt to '; Burlington, who is the JH.500- 'I'm in a goldfish bowl," stitutional provision was con- islator or state official or em-. inform New Jerseyans - a-year counsel to the Burling- said Crabiel, adding that he sidered all the protection New ploye may attempt to use his about the integrity of ton County Bridge Commis- did not wait for the law but Jersey citizens needed against public office for private gain," the officials who repre- sion, has opposed a free has always reported Frank- unscrupulous legislators they the governor said, contending sent them in the State bridge across the Delaware lin's dealings with the state. might elect. that the bill would tend to House: River to Pennsylvania near Critics say the law is weak. A rash of conflicts bills sanction some of therrt By CHRIS CONNELL the commission's toll bridge. because it does nothing to halt were introduced in the legisla- BUI Is Revised ••dJOBN McGOWAN .v Lawyer-legislators say the such practices as legislators ture in the mid-1950s, a reac- ? The 1971 conflicts AF-Aslmn Park Pret» -V new conflicts law is a strong riding on free passes provided tion more to disclosures of in- law—which became effective Strike F«ree !• law because it says they can by the railroads to sessions at fluence peddling on the feder- Jan. 12, 1972, is the same bill no longer represent clients in which they increase railroad al level than to anything that Hughes vetoed, with some '• ' '1 public condemnation proceed- subsidies. happened in Trenton. amendments suggested by Laws and proposed laws' ings, an area in which other "Everytime a legislator Heavily Amended him and others agreed to by governing the conduct of New ;' sources say legislative ex- uses his railroad pass the The Legislature found more Gov. William T. Cahill's. ad- Jersey legislators have al-> pertise and experience always press is convinced he's letting reasons to amend these laws ministration to get the bill •ways been criticized as more >' brought top dollar and high someone off with the than to pass them. The "ev- passed. license than leaeh-laws that' fees. State House," said Stout. ery time I get up on my feet Pressure for stronger legis- "would legalize more conflicts if "The Conflicts of Interest Can Get Free Rides theory" prevailed. lation had come with the in- of interest than they outlaw, f I law applies really only to law- • Legislators are expressly "Everytime I get up;on my creasing number of in- Now. the state has a Jaw * yers," Parker complained. prohibited from accepting feet I have a potential con- dictments of public officials, NEW JERSEY SENATE CHAMBER - The 37 men and one woman who that Gov, William T. Cahill re- 1 Critics call the law weak be- free rides in many states, but flict," the citizen-legislator including a former speaker of occupy these seats In the New Jersey Senate receive $10,000 a year from gards as "one of the strongest - cause It still permits lawyer- not in New Jersey. would say. "I pay taxes like the state Assembly, Peter Mo- the state. All but one, Senate President Alfred N. Beadleston of Rumson, laws tq the nation.". legislators to appear before The conflicts law now on anybody else. I own land. I raites. holds down other employment, and half are lawyers. Last year a new con-, But critics of the 1971 law" state courts and other the book begins: use the schools. I may even be filets of Interest law llrnitlng lelgslators1 outside activities went Into, ef- say it is riddled with loop-!, "But we were faced with a agencies, including the Divi- "In our representative form hauled into court." Legislature that was more fect, but critics say It Is riddled with loopholes. ' holes. They argtte the need ' sion of Workman's Com- of government it is essential for a strong law by noting: There was not much dis- than half lawyers," a framer pensation, Division of Tax Ap- that the conduct of public offi- cussion of conflicts on the of the law said. "We naturally labor disputes, a principal Joel Sterns, Hughes's' for- ments by officials in Cahill's ' —Senate Minority Leader J. peals and in public employ- cials and employes shall hold Edward Crabiel, D-Middiesex,1' floor of the Legislature be- had to come up with some- part of his practice. *• mer counsel, after reviewing administration and some sen- ment disputes. the respect and confidence of cause many senators who thing they would go along The law contains at least the new law. said It meets ators that in the final ana- is president of Franklin Con-' the people. Public officials trading Co., Little Falls, a Sect Lawyers Benefited privately opposed these laws with." two prominent features ob- some of the former governor's lysis, no taw means much un- "They Just left in the ones, must therefore avoid conduct were convinced that if one got Some amendments, he said, jected to by Hughes. The for- objections. . , less the public "gets ex- firm that does upward of *Z5 which is in violation of.this milllon-a-year in public high- where the lawyers made the to the floor it would pass, as a were put in to satisfy particu- mer governor didn't want leg- Sterns acknowledged that ercised" about a problem; •'• most money," said Garrett Ho- public trust or which creates face-saving measure. lar senators: Parker on work- islators sitting in judgment on Hughes, had left his strong In this regard, Sen. Peter way contracts, and he has sat a justifiable impression on highway committees for 16 bard, a lawyer who was an One got to the floor in 1967, men's compensation, themselves. The' law provides veto message behind him on W. Thomas, R-Morris, chair- unsuccessful Democratic can- among the public that it viol- after disclosures of mob links McDermott on public employ- a fine of $100 to $500 for.viola- his way out the door after his of his 19 years in the Legisla- ates that trust." man of the Joint Legislative ture. • didate for the state Senate in with specific legislators, and ment disputes. tions, but while ethics com- second term, and lie saldT'he Committee on Ethical Stan- —Since the new law was Morris County two years ago. In the past, chastisements it did pass. But it required Parker replied that he mittees can suspend state em- did not believe the legislation dards; said that in the year .passed, but before it took ef- Legislators' who had the. like this fell on deaf ears in only that senators report their "doesn't really do that much pjoyes for up to a year, any could have gotten through any the conflicts law has been'6n fect, the law firm of Sen. state as a customer for their the Legislature — particularly dealings with state agencies, compensation work." And further action against a legis- Legislature intact. • the books not one complaint Frank X. McDermott, R- private businesses and sold it in the Senate. Opposition of a it did not limit or prohibit McDermott said public em- lator would be left up to the "Half a loaf is better than has been received. Union, reportedly made a everything from highway single dissenting senator in them. ployment disputes were ex- House he sits in.. none," he said. "If we were He said the committee has $1,500 fee getting a company bridges to kitchen sinks call the days before one-man, one- William L. Ozzard, then a empted from the law more to Word Is Restored still in we would probably been called upon for advisory that had been the original sec- the Jaw strong because they vote, doomed many conflict Republican senator from keep union representatives in Hughes crossed out the have had to make similar con- opinions by some legislators ond low bidder a $26,000 con- can sell to the state now only bills—even after they had Somerset; now president of the Legislature than to pro- word "knowingly" in front of cessions and changes to get a . from time to time, but these. tract to put the gold, leaf on through public bidding or in been watered down by ex- the state Public Utility Com- tect his law firm's practice in the word violates, but it's law passed." transactions are considered the State House dome. emergency situations.. emptions and amending lan- mission, co-sponsored the '67 representing management in back in. Sterns agreed with state- private. Cahill Budget to Require Governor Asks $15 Million No New Tax or Increases InRoadlmprovementFunds i-'-~'- (Continued) ning Feb. 22. Cahill said he was now con- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. The $15 million was includ- .the Lehigh Valley and the £'• The Cahill Administration vinced that the increased William T. Cahill asked the ed in his proposed budget de- Reading Railroads. •" had hoped the figure would be Normally, only a minimal livered to the legislature. amount of spending is court caseload made the need Legislature today to appro- The governor said the new '•' about 970 million. But the re- for more judges apparent, priate$15 million to help fund Also included in the budget funds could be used to contin- •'L duction was caused by the re- trimmed from the governor's budget by the lawmakers. , In contrast to his approach some of the more urgent high- was $34.6 million for mass ue additional subsidies if the ";• fusal of more than half the lot- last year when Cahill called way construction projects transportation, an increase of consolidation talks' do not tery agents in the state to under the stafe cpti. for political courageon the that,would have been paid for $15.11 million over the appro- bear fruit by the*erid of the '•'•'• stock the daily tickets be-stitution, the budget must, tie part of the legislature to enact by the proposed $650 million priation for the current 1972-73 two-month period but show j~ cause they are not guaranteed balanced with spending not to his proposed tax reform pro- transportation bond Issue. fiscal year. progress towards consoli- r? reimbursement for unsold exceed revenue. gram, his tone was more The bond issue was de- Cahill said the increase was dation. : tickets. cautious this year. feated by the voters in the required to pay for increased Cahill said he was also rec- •-• Wechsler said the lottery The governor proposed $12 He told the lawmakers that last election. subsidies to bankrupt commu- million be spent on a "safe ommending an appropriations •*- commission planned to pro- the budget was "responsive to Cahill said most or the 115 ter railroads serving the of $1.9 million to continue the '-' pose a new distribution meth- streets" program to hire more the message you and I both state. The funds also permit foot patrolmen in the cities. million would be used to ac- bus subsidy program, which ' od within the next two weeks receive from the-people of AUTHORS OF SERIES — Chris Connell, left/ has quire rights of way and to hire subsidies for the first time to has been used to keep finan- . to encourage more agents to The idea, previously outlined New Jersey — they want re- been with the Associated Press since graduating the Penn Central, which is in Cahill's annual message to engineering personnel to cially ailing companies in op- . stock the daily tickets. lief from the relentless cycle of from Princeton in 1971. John T. AAcGowan Is a re- speed up that acquisition. also bankrupt, the state has eration. ; „.___ '-'" The projected surplus for the legislature, is one of the new and rising taxes at all porter assigned to the Asbury Park Press Special aided the Penn Central in the few new programs submitted According to State Budfjtt '"• the end of the next fiscal year levels of government. Pro|ects team. He has been with The Press for past by buying new or refur- Drug Addiction Problem? " : by Cahill this year. Director Walter Wechsler, the Call 988-8333. For Help Day or r. is |27 million or a little more "This budget strikes a re- the past year and a half. Previously he was with money will be spent "wher- bished equipment and turning •I than 1 per cent of the total the. Newark News for 18 years, including five it over to the railroad. Night. : He proposed an increase of sponsible balance between the ever there is a critical need budget. The figure is consid- needs and financial resources* years in the State House Bureau. He is a graduate The governor said the sub- Death Notice* $1.6 million to provide for 24 of St. Peter's College. where a few extra bucks will ered a minimal safe cushion of the state of New Jersey." finish the job." sidy would include the addi- PORTELLI -"Forluno, age II, pf 1)1 to allow for emergency ex- new Superior Court judges Jamn St., Long Branch, on Jonuory n, and pay for 62 other new posi- The governor said he had tional $470,000 the state prom- 197] at Iht Ealontown Canvgllicint Cf n- '.z penditurcs or declining reve- •er. Punerot Wedncadoy, Jonuory 31.1 tions in the state judiciary in- made no decision yet on how ised to pay the Central Kail- o.rn, at tnt woelitv Funeral Home, 10 ?. nue. .- Morrell St., Long Branch. 9 o.m. Funeral cluding a central disciplinary to finance the other projects road of New Jersey over the Man Holy Trinity R.C. Church. Long. .•_" The largest revenue produc- State Conflicts next two months while it pur- Branch, Frlendt moy coll at the funeral staff to investigate alleged the bond issue would have homi Tun. j.l, 74 p.m. Interment Mount _-- er for the state continues to Cormel Cemetery, Weil Long Brooch, ethics violations by lawyers. For Prisons paid for. sues consolidation talks with " be the 5 per cent sales tax In trying to sell the bond is- which was enacted in 1968. sue, the governor had said the The administration projected ^, , „,.. , Of Interest Law Is Asked # money would not be used to that the tax would yield PiO \J\Y\ K1 Hen TRENTON (AP) ~ Gov. TRENTON (AP) — The and officials from accepting William T. Cahill today rec- build new highways not al- million in the next fiscal year. ***** *»***^** ready planned but just to ' well over one fourth of New New Jersey Conflicts of Inter- gifts to influence his perform- ommended an increase of $3 Henry Block has •Jersey'srevenue. est Law starts with three as- ance — but the law exempts million in the proposed state complete those projects al- sumptions: campaign contributions. budget for the state's prison ready underway. Review set — "Public officials must... The law bars legislators, and parole system, primarily 17 reasons why you :• The budget will be reviewed \JH lit. for new jobs. '.;•' by the Legislature's Joint Ap- avoid conduct which is in vio- state officials and any firms UPPER FREEHOLD - they belong to from appearing In presenting his proposed More State :" propriations Committee dur- lation of their public trust or should come to us Sara Britton, 19, of Hopkins which creates a justifiable im- before state agencies — but it VIM billion budget to the Leg- ;~ ing a three-week recess begin- Education Road, New Egypt, was killed pression among the public exempts all courts and half a islature, Cahill called for a for income tax help. and two men were injured that such trust is being vio- dozen agencies. $38.7 million appropriation for Aid Sought Robinson Burial Friday in a two-car collision latpd." The law prohibits a legisla- . the State Division of Correc- on County Kt. 53S here, State • —"To ensure propriety and tor from voting on a matter tion and Parole. TRENTON (AP) -*• Noting Reason 3. We are a year-round Set In Police said. preserve public confidence, he has a special interest in — The approximately $3 mil- that New Jersey ranked sec- NEW YORK (AP) - The persons serving In govern- unless he assures his fellow lion increase includes $1.1 mil- ond in the nation last year In service. We do not disappear or Miss Britton, a passenger in lion for hiring 144 new correc- the amount it spends on each body of Edward G. Kobinson, a car driven by John B. Chal- ment should have the benefit legislators that "notwith- go back to some other business the movie "tough guy" who of specific standards to guide standing such interest, he is tion officers to help man the pupil in its public schools, mers, 24, of Stagecoach Koad, ' three state prisons at Trenton, Cov. William T. Cahill today died Friday in Hollywood at Vincentown, was pronounced their conduct and of some dis- able tn cast a fair and objec- after April 15. 7B, was to be flown here today ciplinary standards to ensure tive vote." Rahway and Lewisburg, the asked the legislature to au- dead on arrival at Freehold wnmens' prison at Clinton and thorize additional state aid for for burial. Area Hospital. Chalmers and the uniform maintenance of And the law says a legisla- Private family services, led those standards." tor doesn't have a personal in- the state institutions for education. Miss Britton's stepfather, Jo- younger offenders. by Eabbi Nathan Perilman of seph Lewis, 44, were admitted — To allow a wide mix of terest in legislation if it af- Cahill, In his annual budget Temple Emmanu-El, were to the hospital. citizens in government," the fects not only himself, but ev- Cahill also asked the legisla- message, proposed a $073 mil- scheduled before burial in the activities and conduct of pub- ery other member of his occu- ture to approve $300,000 to lion budget for the Depart- family mausoleum in Beth-El The driver of the other car lic officials should not... be pation. fund 20 new positions in the ment of Education, including $681 million, or m per cent of Cemetery. Funeral services Richard Stinson, 24, of (.'ream unduly circumscribed." The law sets up ethics com- prison system related to me- were held yesterday at Ridge, was not injured, police mittees to hear complaints dical, dental and social ser- the total proposed appropria- With these points in mind, tion, for state aid. Temple Israel in Hollywood. said. the law bars state legislators and levy fines of $100 to $500 vices and asked for money to against violators of the law. pay for nine new jobs each on Included under state assis- IIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHUIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIir MIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHI State officials can also be sus- the maintenance and food ser- tance would be an additional pended for up to a year by an vice staffs of the state pris- $39 million under the state aid ethics committee; but any ons. to education formula. The Weather: Windy\ Cold further action against a legis- The State Parole Bureau money would raise state fund- lator must be taken by the full staff would be Increased by 64 ing of the formula to two- house he belongs to. jobs at a cost of just under thirds of its maximum $181 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Rain ending this morning, mph tomorrow. Wednesday was 3.37 inches. $600,000. Cahill said the num- million. windy and colder this after- partly cloudy and cold. TIDES ber of paroles being super- Recently the Education De- noon with chance of snn)v flur- Sandy Hook Democratic Club vised by the bureau increased partment completed a state- 653 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK 998-4760 • ries. Temperatures remaining In Long Branch, yes- TODAY - High 4:10 p.m. from 6,190 in 1971 to 7,323 last wide testing program in all 618 BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH 222-9039 in 30s. Partly cloudy, windy terday's high temperature and low 10:24 p.m. To Hear Bedell year and is expected to reach 4th and 12th grade classes In 747 HWY. 35. MID01ET0WN 671-9314 and cold tonight low in low was 43 and the low, 3K de- TOMORROW - High 4:4ii KATONTOWN - Assem- a total of 0,100 in the next public schools. Cahill recom- 20s, Fair and cold tomorrow grees. It was 41 at f> p.m. and a.m. and 5:11 p.m. and law blyman Eugene J. Bodell will year and a half. mended an appropriation of 3141 HWY. 35. HAZLET ,..2644986 high around 30. Winds north- the overnight low was 33. ll:0Ha.m. and 11:14 p.m. speak before the Democratic $017,000 to extend the pro- Today's 7 a.m. temperature The governor also recom- 1250 BT. 9. SAYREVIUI 721-2608 east to northerly 20-3(1 mph Far Red Bank and Itumson Club at 0 p.m. Feb. 12 in the mended $1 million appropria- gram this year to the 7th and with higher gusts today. was .11 In the 24 hours ending bridge, add two hours; Sea community room of the 8th grades, The program ban at 7 a.m. today (here was 1.41 tion for the new institutional Bright, deduct 10 minutes: borough hall. school district authorized last been opposed by the New Jer- inches precipitation, of which l>ong Branch, deduct 15 min- OPEN 9 TO 9 WEEK DAYS - SAT. & SUN. - 9 to 5 Northerly winds J5-25 mphs 1 Mr. Bedell, the county's year by the Legislature. The sey Education Association with higher gusts tonight- .1-Inch was snow. Total rain- utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 which claims that it ursurps NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY - fall lor the past two days only Democratic legislator, district is expected to be eli- Northwesterly winds 15-20 minutes. will discuss legislative pro- gible for additional federal the traditiontl role of the OPEN TONIGHT grams affecting the county. money. teacher in pupil evaluation. Ike tally Register, fted Bank-MfckBetown, N.J. Monday, Jamiary 29,1973 3 Planner Recommends

Draft Inductions End Downtown City Hall , WASHINGTON — The power behind the credit-car^fsize. LONG BRANCH — William benefits." He said it would Mayor Cioffi, a staunch sup- ple«e of 0apeT that raised armies and led hundreds'to nee M. Kwalick, the professional give the city its new complex, porter of the new complex their homes to avoid its reach has been retired. planner who has made a study upgrade an entire commercial plan and the Seventh Ave, lo- . But the draft system which monthly sent "Greetings" to of the two proposed sites for a city block and uplift the busi- cation, has declared that he thousands of young.rnen is still intact and as alive as it was new city hall complex here, ness district. believes that site is the most during the peak of the Vietnam war. Only the power toiiiduct will recommend the down- He termed this "a unique favorable for the city's inter- men into uniform has been retired. I town location to City Council time in the city's history" and ests. , Eighteen-year-old men will still have to register for'the this week. said that the expenditure of Local merchants who are draft- and receive a draft card - and standby lotteries will Mr. Kwalick made the rec- funds to refurbish a central also members of the com- be held annually. ommendation at Friday's business district will produce mittee are Fred Carl, presi- The power to induct can be reinstated — through an act of meeting of the City Hall Site "a direct citywide.benefit." dent, Larry Katz and Eugene Congress?— and probably would be in a national emergency. Committee, which has been While the five City Council Moss. But nbwV for the first time since 1948. men'aged 18 though 35 established to evaluate the members last year voted for Mr. Kwalick has estimated will not face induction. pair of sites and make its find- the measures to initiate the that the use of the downtown ings known to the governing program, Councilmen Wilbert Broadway site would cost body before final action is C. Russell, Jack Taylor and about 123,000 more than the Viet Marines Trapped taken next month. Gertrude Berman, all mem- facility planned for the Sev- ...- t STREET WITHOUT JOY, Vietnam — Heavy shell fire Mayor Henry R. Cioffi and bers of the site committee, enth Ave. tract. City officials trapped South Vietnamese marines today on a peninsula at the the governing body have have not made known their have said the entire program mouth of the Cua Viet river 28 hours after the cease-fire. planned for the new city com- choice for the new complex. would fall within a ?2 million r Newsmen in helicopters overhead saw one South Vietnam- plex to be constructed at the Councilmen George Hoff- budget. ese tank burning and-shells bursting around 20 other tanks at Broadway and Seventh Ave. man, president of the govern- the mouth of the estuary seven miles below the demilitarized site of the present city hall. ing body, and Samuel Tei- zone. ' Local downtown business- cher, council vice president, Man Given The marine commandant, Brig. Gen. Bui The Lan, said men, however, have called on have voiced their favor of the two companies were trapped in an area less than one mile city officials to locate the proposed Seventh Ave. site. square. He said the North Vietnamese had fired 1,000 artillery planned facility in the area Mr. Teicher, however, has de- Jail Term rounds and "thousands" of mortar shells since they launched bounded by Broadway and clined to vote on issues sur- FREEHOLD - Fred Scla- the attack at 2 a.m. today. Union, Third and Rockwell. rounding the location due to rappa of 61)7 McCabe Ave., Twenty marines have been killed so far and 70 wounded, MARK TWAIN'S VISIT — Peter Allegro, made up for his»performance of Aves. his ownership of a small tract Bradley Beach, who had ad- the general reported* and his men have lost four M48 tanks and "A Visit With Mark Twain," Is flanked by his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ed- Mr. Kwalick said Friday which would have to be pur- mitted stealing merchandise three armored personnel carters. ward C. Allegro of Rumson, prior to program yesterday at Bayshore that the downtown site would chased by the city for the pro- valued at ?57 Jan. 31, 1972. Community Hospital. A state scholarship winner in forensics while at gram. from Bambcrger's, Monmouth ;• Inspection teams of the Internationa} Commission of Con- Christian Brothers Academy, young Allegro is a pre-medical student at "produce several unifying trol and Supervision were not due to start operating in South Shopping Center, Eatontown, Boston College, He has given the one-man show at the college, Riverview was sentenced to an in- Vietnam's northernmost provinces until tomorrow and Lan Hospital and in Boston. His roundly applauded efforts yesterday resulted Said he did not know when they would arrive. determinate reformatory in $1,000 for Bayshore's building fund. term. Superior Court Judge Pat- Phase 3 Airittg; Starts rick J. Mctiann Jr. imposed : WASHINGTON—The Nixon administration starts making the sentence. its rase for renewed, authority for wage and price controls be- Step Up Search for 2 . Larry Lovell of New York foreithe Senate Banking Committee today. Some -Democrats City, who had admitted no* were ready to question whether Phase 3 is strong enough. session of mcthamphetafjfne i There seems little doubt that the committee and Congress Sept. 28 in Middletown. "was will give the President an additional year to impose controls. sentenced to six months in the The present authority expires April 30. In SlaySlavin] g of Gambino county jail. I •-.. Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz, Nixon's chief Frederick M. Siwakowski of economic adviser, was scheduled as the lead-off witness at NEW SHREWSBURY - year implicated two other The FBI said several days Ittl Monmouth St., Red Bank, •' today's hearings. Committee Chairman John Sparkman, 0- The discovery of Emanuel men as accomplices in the after Gambino disappeared who had pleaded guilty to ' Ala.. has allotted eight days for the hearings: . "Manny" Gambino's body has •kidnaping. They w.ere identi- his wife received a letter that committing an assault with a I Sparkman said there is no question Congress will renew given a new impetus to the fied in a federal complaint as said, "If you want him back pick ax upon Patrolman ; the authority before the expiration date. search for two men who are John Harrington and William alive, this is your last Frank Sturt of the state Hos- Also scheduled to appear for the administration were John said to be accomplices in the J. Solin. Both are at large. chance." The letter also de- pital Police Force, Marlboro, T. Dunlop, a Harvard economist named by Nixon as the new kidnap-murder of the nephew Gambino's badly decom- manded a $25,000 ransom. Aug. 4, was given a suspended director of the Cost of Living Council to run the Phase 3 pro- of reputed mafioso chief Carlo posed body was exhumed According to an FBIspokos- one-year county jail sentence gram, and C. Jackson Grayson Jr., head of the now-disbanded Gambino. from a shallow grave Friday man. the letter was written in and placed on two years pro- j Price Commission. The dead man's uncle is by FBI agents apparently act- Sentner's handwriting and his bation. 1 listed by the Justice Depart- ing on a tip. The four-foot fingerprints were found in Watergate Trial Continues ment as a captain in the Gam- grave was found amid gar- Gambino's car. YOU RING... bino Mafia family, which is bage in a clearing adjacent to Authorities said the Gam- WASHINGTON — The government scheduled the last of reputed to be one of the five the Earle Naval Ammunition bino family apparently WE BRING the prosecution witnesses today at the start of the fourth week Cosa Nostra families in New Depot here. learned of the kidnaping be- 842-9500 of the Watergate political espionage trial. York City. Monmouth County medical fore Mrs. Gambino and ac- Henry Sentner, :i7, of Sea EIFFEL LIQUORS The prosecution Had presented 49 witnesses by the close of officials made positive identi- cording to some reports man- 184 Monmouth St., Red Bank Friday's sesssion and was expected to complete its case today Girt, and John Kilcullen, 42. fication through dental charts aged to talk the kidnapers against G. Gordon Liddy. former counsel to President Nixon's of Brooklyn, are both in feder- Saturday after an autopsy down to $60,000. The money campaign finance committee, and James W. McCord Jr., Nix- al custody on charges of kid- found the cause of death to be was paid at an undisclosed on's campaign security chief. naping in connection with the a bullet wound in the head. spot on the Palisades Park- Initially. Assistant U.S. Attorney Earl J. SUbert planned to crime. Both surrendered to Gambino, 29, disappeared way, which runs from Fort call 60 witnesses in the prosecution of seven men charged in authorities last Dec. 4 and May 18 after leaving his Lee into New York State. connection with the break-in and the bugging of Democratic were later held in lieu of Flushing, N.Y. home for a The car was found after the party headquarters 6n June 17. $100,000 bail. business trip. On June 2, his money was paid. '.'•:•:' But five of the defendants pleaded guilty and the number ' Authorities, however, refuse - bloodstained car was found in According to the FBI Sen- of witnesses was reduced. The trial started Jan. 8. to disclose where the two are a'Newark Airport parking lot. tner said ho once worked for Former White House consultant E. Howard Hunt pleaded being held and have also re- Assistant Monmouth County the victim in a gambling oper- guilty just after the jury was selected. Bernard L. Baker, Eu- fused to say if they will be Medical Examiner Sheldon ation. He also is supposed to _____» Rt«lil«-Staff Pnolo genio R. Martinez, Frank A. Sturgis and Virgilio R. Gonzalez, charged with murder now Lang said the amount of time have explained that the dead CROSS* RETURNED — The Rev. James B. Sim- all from Miami, pleaded guilty a few days later. that Gambino's body has been Gambino was dead "is con- man arranged for a phony pson, rector of historic Christ Episcopal Church, discovered. sistent with the length of time kidnaping in order to get Middletown, leads procession along King's High- GRANT Federal authorities last he had been missing." away with a girlfriend. way from new church built in 1965, bock to old Guerrillas, Troops Clash church erected in 1835. With completion of exten- PRINTERS .'•• BELFAST — Roman Catholic guerrillas hurled gasoline sive interior renovation at old church, it was re- 170 MONMOUTH ST. bombs and fired more than 800 rounds of ammunition in nu- opened at special evensong service yesterday. merous clashes with British troops during the night in Belfast. Two soldiers were slightly wounded, and the British Army RedBank Teacher Still „ claimed to have wounded eight gunmen. But only one was cap- tured and hospitalized. A •. W # JT. Hearing Set Explosions wrecked a pub in Enniskillen and damaged a telephone exchange in Ballyronan. In Lurgan. southeast of Belfast, a group of men ap- A waits Word oft lance °»MIDDLETOWN - A public proached a militiaman as he sat in his parked car and ordered LAVALETTE — "As far as Miss Sue Johnson, a teacher Lavalette for six years. hearing on the proposed S15 SETA '73 him to get out. Instead he drove away iin a hurry, and the men I am concerned, he is still at Red Bank Regional High Miss Johnson has heard million school budget for 197H- opened fire. The militiaman's only injury was a finger wound. missing in action." School, who has been engaged from no one as to the status of 74 is scheduled for tomorrow • The upsurge of shooting coincided with the first anniver- The statement came from to Capt. George Pollin of her fiance. "There is no defi- at 8 p.m. in the Board of Edu- sary of Londonderry's "Bloody Sunday" Jan. 30, 1972, when nite word yet," she said last cation offices, Tindall Road. British troops opened fire on a group of marching Catholics night. "As far as I and the Board president Richard F. and killed 13 of them. family are concerned, he is Jones said there are no Ft. Monmouth Will still missing in action. The changes in the proposal in- last time I heard from him troduced earlier this month. IBM Denies Charge was in April 1967, just before The proposed budget, he NEW YORK — International Business Machines Corp., de- Care for POWs he was shot down. If he said, represents a 3 !l per cent fendant in the largest antitrust suit ever filed by the govern- should walk in that door now, increase over the current FT. MONMOUTH - "We're ment; has denied a Justice Department charge that it had a Major Martin Froebel, infor- with a wide grin on his face, year's budget. The total to be prepared," a spokesman at computerized index destroyed to deliberately impede the anti- mation officer at the post, then I will welcome him. raised through school taxes, Patterson Army Hospital here monopoly case. said, "We have no assigned Beyond that, we have nothing. he continued, is $11,035,077, up said Friday, following the De- He has never been listed as a In a letter yesterday to U.S. District Court Judge David mission at this time. We've $765,835 over this year. fense Department's announce- been asked to help out if nec- P.O.W." Teacher contract negotia- Edelstein, IBM attorney Bruce I'romley asserted the Justice ment that Patterson is. one of Department knew "no evidence of any kind whatsoever was essary. There's a remote Mrs. Ann Dwyer of 98 tions arc not yd complete, the military hospitals in the possibility we may be asked Campbell Ave., Belford, how- Mr. Jones said. However, he destroyed." United States where returned A Justice Department brief filed Friday in Washington to, provide some form of trans- ever, has had some news of noted S5 per ccnl of the pro- U.S. war prisoners will be portation to other places if the contended that IBM negotiated the destruction of the index of her brother, Navy Lt. Edwin posed budget has been allo- brought for examinations and men come in at McGuire, like Miller. He has been a prisoner cated for the instruction ac- 150,000 pages of documents culled from millions of pages of treatment. buses and ambulances." IBM records by the Control Data Crop, of Minneapolis during of war since May 22, 1968. count. Mrs. Olive Rehm, spokes- McGuire Air Force Base "We received word Satur- Both sides have indicated an antitrust suit between the two firms that was settled Jan. man for the Army hospital, 15. was expected to supply trans- day night that his name is on Ihcy wish to continue negotia- said present facilities will be port planes for the POWs but the official list of those to be tions, and no impasse has used and there'll be no ex- a spokesman there said, "The released," Mrs. Dwyer said boon declared. Mr. Jones re- Avalanche Kills 3 pansion of the hospital, which Is your present car getting a little LUCERNE, Switzerland — Three Swiss youths died in an boys in Washington haven't last night. i ported. at full capacity has 150 beds. told us anything yet." She said her parents, Mr. tired? Now is the time to go and look avalanche yesterday and three more skiers were missing in a The hospital is staffed with blizzard in central Switzerland, police reported today. and Mrs. Edwin Miller of Klyslronies Given at the new 73 models your dealer has 45 Army doctors and 20 nurs- Franklin Lakes, received the The avalanche buried a group of eight near the 7,267-foot es, 17 of them civilians, she Jail Sentences S3'l,890Tuli<:l'arl on hand. Shop around and come and Jochpass. One woman managed to free herself and a compan- news from Lt. Miller's casu- said. alty officer. DAYTON. Ohio - The De- see us about a low cost auto loan. We ion, and a rescue party with dogs found three other persons "The prisoners so far as we Are Suspended fense Electronics Supply Cen- alive. A 10-year-old girl and two teenage boys were found have experts at any one of our 24 of- know will probably only be FREEHOLD -"Warren K. The officer, whom Mrs. ter. I'ark. Kalontown. N.J. dead under seven feet of snow. Army people, those whose Dwyer knew only as Chief has received a frll.Klll) con- fices. The Central Jersey Bank and Lucerne police said three persons had been missing since Scott of 1H4 Montgomery Tor., families live in the area,' Ked Bank, was given sus- Mecca of the Navy Reserve tract for the supply of SOU. Trust Company offers convenient Saturday near the 6,700-foot Feuerstein. The search was ham- Center in Clifton, telephoned Mrs. Rehm said. pended county jail terms and electron tubes. locations, exceptionally fast service pered by a snowstorm during the weekend, and police said The hospital normally placed on probation by County Lt. Miller's parents with the The contract is one of four there seemed little hope of finding them alive. serves all military personnel District Court Judge Donald news. contracts totalling $151.6X0 and low rates. miiiiniiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiini iitiiiim iiiiiiii niniiib and their dependents at the J. Cunningham. Chief Mecca, Mrs. Dwyer awarded to New Jersey com- Army Electronics Command said, seemed to feel Lt. Miller panies by the organization THEM1LY headquarters here as well as Scott was given a suspended would be released next week. which manages and supplies REGISTER retired military people in the .'(M-day jail term and placed "We were told they (Ameri- common electronic parts used MAIN OFFICE: area. on one-year probation for pos- can officials) would be going by the armed services and CANWt HCLPYOU? CHESTNUT ST., RED SANK. N.J. 07701 session of heroin April 'i in into Hanoi next week, but BRANCH OFFICES: "We're a busy little hospi- various other government THE 174 RT. JS. MIODUETOWN, N.J., 07741 Ked Bank. there was no word of the 10 EAST MAIN5T., FREEHOLD. H.J.. 077J« tal," Mrs. Rehm said. "We agencies. j" BROAOWAV, LONG BRANCH. N.J.. 07740 have more than 22,000 clinic He was given a suspended names of men who would be CENTRAL JERSEY BANK EilobllitKtf In 1111 by John H. Cook ond Henry Cloy visits a month." six-month jail term for as- the first 100 to be released." Given Jail Term PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER There's a heliport for trans- saulting Red Bank Patrolmen All Mrs. Dwyer could say FREEHOLD - Curley L. MONMOUTM COUNTY - Aitenhurst • A lien town Member of l"° AssocloteS Pr^-Tht Asiocloltd Press Is entitled M- Raymond Patterson and Bradley Oeach • Eaton town • Farmingdale • Fort -iSKSly ?o"he u« hVrtBubllcollonol oil l*« local news prlnlefl In this porting patients to other hos- last night is it is her under- Williams of 191 Shrewsbury Monmouth • Freehold 12) • Freehold Townthlr* O) niwspoper OS well OS oil AT news aispalches. Howell • Long Branch (3) • Manalpan • Marlboro pitals if they need some spe- James Clayton, creating a dis- standing that the wounded or Ave.. Red Bank, convicted of Matawan • Neptune City • Ocean Township • Rum. <«-nnd closs poslooe pold al Red Bank. N.J. 07/01 ond dl additional cial treatment. turbance, and possessing a injured men would be re- distribution of heroin June !) eon • Sea Bright • Shr»w»bury - Spring Lake Heifhta m5mnJ oliices. Publfshed dally. Monday Ihrouon Friday. Man subsenp. UNtON COUNTY • MounUin>ld« • WeatfieW tlorti payable in advanct. straight razor April 'i in Red leased first. They would be Walsori Army Hospital at in Red Bank, was sentenced I"»C MfOiiT I ,w«k ,Kh 3«or .Menu,, ygjj Ft. Dix was not among the 31 Bank. followed by those who had to two to four years in state e CO*f»IATlON Scott had pleaded guilty to been imprisoned for the long- Home Delivery by Carrier -50 Cenls a w«ek hospitals designated to re- prison by County Court Judge S£RVJC£ IS OUR 8IGGGST ASSET! Single copy at counttr. 10 Cents. ceive the returning POW's. the charges Nov. 15. est period of time. Louis K. Aikins. 4 The Dally Register, Bed Bul-Middetewt, fft. Mwrfay," Jaiuuy ». 1*» Mrs. John Aitken v L.W. Leinbo, Leonard Moore :' Fred Wolfe R. Viscount, KEANSBURG -ttrs. Jiw- SPRING LAKE - Law MABLBORO - Leonard POINT PLEASANT-Fred garet C. Aitken. so. tf 22 Jahn rence W. Lembo. 70. of 100 inmMfert&e Moore. «. of JSclwoI Bog, . 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To fete volun- January teers who work regularly in the shop, Mrs. William U. Westerfield had a luncheon at her home here on Rumson Nuptials Road. The workers include Mrs. William Power and Mrs. Wil- liam Wiegand, Red Bank; Mrs. Fred Barton. Mrs. Clif- ford Anderson, Mrs. William Leslie, Mrs. George H. Moss Jr. and Mrs. William Bruck- mann, here; Mrs. William Peet, West Allenhurst; Mrs. Mrs. Richard Dl Fcdtte Mrs. Michael Swanson (The former Carolyn Richey) Richard Rathemachcr, Atlan- (The former Mane blazewski) . . . - tic Highlands; Mrs. George Blair, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Mark i Di Fedele-Blazewskl Swanson-Richey Salomon, Fair Haven; Mrs. Sidney Ruda, New Shrews- [ KENDALL PARK - Miss Marie Blazewski and Richard RED BANK — Miss Carolyn Marie Richey, daughter of bury; Mrs. John Daniels Jr., •El Fedele, son of Mr. and Mrs. TulUoDi Fedele, Freehold Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy M. Richey Jr., 85 Spruce Drive, Fair Little Silver, and Mrs. Ray- ' Road, Colts Neck, were married here Saturday in St. Augus- Haven, was married yesterday here in Holy Trinity Evangeli- mond O'Brien Jr., Golts Neck. I tine's Catholic Church. The Rev. Lawrence Hanko officiated cal Lutheran Church, to Michael Frederick Swanson, son of | at the ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. There was Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swanson. 115 Hudson Ave. The pastor, j a reception in the Princeton Country Club. the Rev. Harold Hornberger, officiated. Miss Blazewski, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iitanislaw Bla- Miss Phyllis Sanborn, Colts Neck, was maid of honor, and TRAVEL TALK awski, here, had Miss JoEUen Hill, Keamy, as maid of honor, Miss Dale Brown, Oceanport, bridesmaid. ! and the Misses Anna and Iwona Blazewski, her sisters, as Best man was Gary Figaro, Red Bank. Ushers were War- LONG BRANCH — Mrs. A. [bridesmaids. Bryan Vogt, Kendall Park, was ring bearer. ren Richey, at home, brother of the bride, and Al Stillman, Ba- H. Lefkowitz of this city, will Vincent McGinnis, Broomall, Pa., was best man. The ush- bylon, L.I. present a travelogue on The ers were Tuliio Di Fedele Jr.. Eatontown. and William After a wedding reception at the Fisherman's Wharf, Hum- Holy Land at a meeting of the Sakowski Jr., Keyport, the bridegroom's brother and cousin. son, the couple left for Gainesville, Fla., where they will re- Woman's Club of Long Mrs. Di Fedele attended South Brunswick High School and side. Branch Thursday at 1 p.m. in IN APPRECIATION — Mrs. William U. Westerfield prepares to serve has completed requirements for graduation with a degree in The bride, a graduate of Principia Upper School, St. Louis,' the club rooms of the YMCA, some of the AAonmouth Museum volunteers who were feted at luncheon in mathematics from Douglass College/New Brunswick. Mo., attended Monmoutlt College, West Long Branch, for a Broadway. Miss Dorothy L. the Westerfields1 Rumson home. The women from left are Mrs. William The bridegroom is a graduate of Christian Brothers Aca- year and was employed at Zorn Packaging Inc., Farmingdale, Ryan will preside. Tea will be B. Hamilton Jr., Rumson; Mrs. William Peet, West Allenhurst, and Mrs. demy and Princeton University, where he majored in econom- •and Buxton's Country Shops, Shrewsbury. served. William Power, Red Bank. , ics. He is a law student at George Washington University, Mr. Swanson, an alumnus of Red Bank High School, just 'Washington. D.C. completed his second year at Old Dominion University, Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Di Fedele will reside in Alexandria, Va. folk, Va., and plans to attend the University of Florida. Witman-Ewald Shirtdress Is in Vogue ; NEW HYDE PARK, N.Y.- 'There was a reception in the Jonathan Witman was bis By ALISON LERRICK with his pants suits. dramatic are his dresses in up. which shows how roman- llnTrlnlty Lutheran Church Royal Lancer restaurant. brother's best man. The ushers Pants, however, are only for red, green or cocoa with a lew tic people are at heart. (here Saturday Miss Christine Miss Ann Manners was were David Manley, James PARIS (AP) - It isn't ex- their most dedicated parti- stripes, triangles or squares Less successful were the of-" 'Ewald, daughter of Mr. and maid of honor. Also attending* Moody and Martin Buckowski. actly a uniform. But the wom- sans this season. Most women of a contrasting color. You gandy dresses with enormous1 Mrs. John F. Ewald of New the bride were Miss Ann Wit-* en who shop in couture salons will prefer the skirt at the can't miss them a mile off. full skirts and huge ruffled; Mr. and Mrs. Witman are are going to dress a certain knee, sheer stockings and ,'Hyde Park, was maVried to man, sister of the bridegroom, alumni of St. Lawrence Uni- Many couturiers make a sleeves that look like the iMark William Witman, son of Wrs. Michael Heney, Mrs. Pe- way, next spring., , .pumps, wjth.a heel,up to three couple of Kdwartian 'garden ' wings of a flying tiuri:- Artd; •veraity. Canton.' The bftd£'- ' Trie most important thing in and a half inches high. 1 ' jiff; and""Mrs".' WilliamY". 'wit- ter Mien! and Miss Janet Gib- groom is a candidate for a party dresses in dotted swiss some designers have a pas- man. 78 Battin Road, Fair ney. Susan Witman, also a sis- their wardrobe will be the Paris is now pushing the and flounced organza with big sipn for feathers on jackets,' master's degree in chemisty shirtdress in printed wool short party dress in bright Haven, N.J. The Rev. Carl ter of the bridegroom, was at the University of New flowered hats. The audience ruffs and cuffs. Just the Kruger. pastor, officiated. flower girl. voile, crepe or shantung. The colors of pleated chiffon or certainly seemed to lap them for spaghetti eating, Hampshire at Durham, where colors are pastel, the neckline crepe de chine. the couple will reside. ties in a bow and the skirt is Long dresses are printed An uncommon recipe pleated. too. In either case, the print is from the uncommon salt Swedish Auction, Sometimes, the whole dress floral. There are small pastel Be tun to.UK Diamond -Crystal It Is i better is. Japanese flowers on a white lilt—uncommon because it's differently made to Card Party Set At Dior, the pleats start background. On black or navy make food taile uncommonly good. Every grain well above the natural waist- go bright Victorian flowers hat diamond-like facets that dial when you RED BANK — The Tower lhalce it for even sailing; and in cookinf, its crys- line, unless the dress comes for formal occasions. tal purity really tells. Hill Cooperative Nursery with a wide inset waistband. The late-evening feeling is School will have a fund rais- In either case, a narrow belt stiff. Long flaring dresses ing dessert card party and Mrs. John Giblon marks the waist. with wide boleros are in cot- COM CARNE Swedish auction, Feb. 12 at 8 (The former Janis Perry) The two exceptions to theton or gazar. They prove that p.m. in Westminster Hail of shirtdress rule are from Ung- an expensive or a cheap fab- 4il[MikKH,8'p.m. Sunday in the school audito- Red Bank High School, at- here in the Meadowbrook rium following 9:.'lll am. Mass tended St. Benedict's College School. in Holy Rosary Church. Guest in Atchison. Kans. On their re- Advanca nisrvotlont speaker will be the Rev. rtqulrad^ccll turn from a wedding trip to Charles Theobald, executive Johr> Rtrtrtr 741-0567 if St. Maarten, Netherlands An- GARDEN WORKSHOP director of the Exodus Pro- tilles, the couple will reside in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS gram for the Archdiocese of ' \ & A Fair Haven, N. J.. where the — A workshop for assembling Newark. Children o[ the par- fa bridegroom is employed. , suet bird feeders will precede ish will participate in the Lit- \*\ the Atlantic Highlands Gar- urgy of the Mass accom- den Club meeting Thursday at panied by guitars. Reserva- 1 • 4 10:30 a.m. in the Atlantic tions may be made by calling BORO BUSSES COMPANY Bridal Note' Highlands firehouse. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Screen, Mrs. - 4 4 Rudolph Petrasck is chairman John Pheifer or Mrs. Carl Has Packaged America Your Way: For the convenience of of the program. Bunn by Friday. ' $ t brides and brides-elect, wed- Fast, Convenient, Low Cost. ding and engagement forms You not only see America . . .you experience it! And it's all are available on request to fun ... because airport delays and expensive tollway trav- eling are out . . . and the bus in in! You relax in reclining The Daily Register's Contem- f*«r/ .-I. Qii seats, see through panoramic windows, stay tresh with air- porary Life Department, Red R.P. conditioning. Rest rooms, too. I**J Bank, N.J. 07701. There is no fee charged for any material used. Wedding details are pre- A COLD ACCORDING Your Choice of Tours ferred in advance. Pictures, Days Tour D.p.rla Perptnon received two weeks after the TO CHARLES DICKENS 9 New Orleans Apr. 25 S2O6.SO event, run the risk of not. "I am (leaf in the cars, hoarse in the throat, 3 Willlamsburg May 4 $ 61.60 being used. After appearing in red in the nose, green In the gills, damp In the 3 Niagara Falls May 26 $ 88.5O The Daily Register, the pic- eyes, twltchy in the joints and fractious in 5 Quebec JulyP $119.80 tures may be picked up at the temper front a.- most Intolerant and oppressive ^4 Cape Cod Aug. 5 $ 99.00 cold." That is how the 19th century novelist' office at 44 Apple St., New Charles Dickens described a cold. 11 Nova.Scotia Aug. 18 $257.75 Shrewsbury. Or, they may be 1 Phila. Flower Show...- March 14 $ 8.95 •ubmitted with a self-ad- Millions of people each year experience one 1 Lancaster Amish May 19 $ 16.45 or more of these distressing symptoms and the. 'Iressed, stamped envelope. simple common cold is still one of our Worst 1 A Day in New Castle : May 19 $ 8.25 enemies. 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We. be a quiet stand-out... we'll help you at ed looking some time ago for a welcome requests for delivery service and charge Tours leave from:. dozen silver plated, figural nap- accounts. kin rings, to dress up her table BORO BUSSES COMPANY 141 broad street for dinner parties. These rings 445 Shrewsbury Ave. with their miniature sculptures Shrewsbury ^ Shrewsbury, N.J. enjoyed a vogue in the 1870s. Tllti MIIIKtVSIIl IIV SHOPS After she had acquired the doz- BROAUST. 741-4874 SHRKHSBURY red bank, a. /. en, however, she found others PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS KRKK DKIIVKRV FREE PARKING too good to pass up. So now she MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MOTOR BUS.OWNIRS has 304 of them. 1 ^ itfiis Cause Tilt

Dear Ann Landers: My wife plicit. If that doesn't work, MlssBeardM HtosSmiih Miss Bates is a reasonably sane, fairly ask ydur doctor for some • predictable. 35-year-old wom- "how to" books and give them an. So what am I writing Ann Landers to your "lousy lover" for Va- about? Well, last night after lentine's Day. . •• '..•'• Engagements Announced , dinner Florence says, "Sit, ; My wife loves all kids. Ev- anything more. Yet, I feel Planning a wedding? What's down. I want to .model my ery time she talks about hav- cheated. For a long time I right? What's wrong? Ann. new shoes." In a few minutes ing a family I sweat. Should I thought perhaps something Landers' completely new Straus-Dubin Husson-Snow Smith-Smith she came teetering in on a HAMDEN, Conn. - Miss try harder to like kids or was wrong with me physically "The Bride's Guide" will re- ATHENS, Ga: - Miss Julia and is a registered nurse em- EATONTOWN - Mr. and • monstrous pair of stilts and lieve your anxiety; To receive Harriet Jane Dubin and Ste- should I tell her I don't want or psychologically, but now Elizabeth Snow and Army ployed in Augusta. Mrs. Harold Smith, 39 Pearce announced, "The latest thing any? — Just Molly And Me a copy, send a dollar bill, plus ven Howard Straus plan to be I'm beginning to believe there Capt. John Jepson Husson Capt: Husson was gradu- Ave., formerly of Jersey City, — four-inch platforms. Sexy, are no frigid wives, just lousy a long, self-addressed, married Sept. 8. Announce- eh?" Dear M And M: "Well-man- plan to be married Feb. 17. ated from Christian Brothers announce the engagement of nered, friendly and smart lovers. - Low In California stamped envelope (16c post- ment of their,engagement is Announcement of the forth- Academy, Lincroft, N.J., and their daughter. Miss Ellen "If you live," I replied. age) to Ann. Landers, Box made by Miss Dubin's par- kids" aren't born that way. Dear Low Cal: Perhaps you coming nuptials is made by received a BA degree in Ro- .Marie Smith, to Dennis John "Those shoes look like killers. Somebody-worked with them, are too subtle. Be more ex- 334B. Chicago, 111. 00654. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miss Snow's, parents, Col. As- mance languages from. Rut- Smith, son of Mrs. Francis How do you lift them?" She probably a mother and father. Dubin of Hamden. bury Dewey Snow and Mrs. j University, of Denver-(Colo.) Snyder High School, is em- are safe, Ann. And they give look things in their own chil- i from Dana Hall School, Well- ander Husson Jr., 10 Queens College of Law. Capt. Husson tions. Bates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi- Drive, Little Silver. i . ' ployed at.New Jersey Bell the body such an unnatural dren that they can't stand in tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; esley, Mass., and received a : was graduated, also from the Telephone Company, Shrews- tilt they must be murder on somebody else's. BA degree from the George U.S.: Army,^Adyocite Gener- I5.Q0 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; 56.00 Miss' Snow was graduated bury. Her fiance, who attend- your back, Maybe the shoe Dear Ann- Landers: After for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, Washington University, Wash- from Athens High School and al's School, Charlottesville, ed Middletown Township High stores are saying hooray — ington, D.C. She is a candi- Va., and is.with the U.S. Army reading the letter from "Noth- $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- attended the University of School, is a veteran of Viet- but what are the foot doctors ing In Newark" I was re- cation. Call The Dally Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date date for an MS degree in Advocate General's Corps, Ft. saying? — Shorter Than She Georgia here. She received a nam and served in the U.S. lieved to learn that I wasn't Secretary. speech pathology from Penn- BS degree in nursing from Gordon. He is a member of. Army for five and a half Is Now Theta Chi fraternity. the only married woman in i sylvania State University, Emory University, Atlanta, years. He is self-employed in Dear Shorter: They are the world who is hungry for where her fiance is studying JANUARY 23 thru 31 the construction business. saying the new shoes are haz- love. My husband is attrac- "Unique Auction," write in your own bid! Early for a master's degree in pub- Simpson-Reardon ardous and bad for the back. tive, intelligent and to out- lic administration. French, English etchings, engravings. Monmouth Museum ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS' Simpson, son of Mrs. Dorothy Reed-Batet Hundreds of women have al- siders, everything a woman Shop, 17 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mf. Straus, an alumnus of ready tripped on curbs, fallen —Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rear- Simpson, 24 Bay Ave., High- BELFORD - Mr. and Mrs. could want. Your suggestion Bed Bank (N.J.) High School don, 22 Second Ave., announce lands, and the late John W. down stairs, sprained their to wives who have unsatisfac- JANUARY 26 - 27, FEBRUARY 2 - 3 was awarded a BA-degree Wady Bates Jr., 160 Ninth St.. ankles and in some instances the engagement of their Simpson. A July wedding is announce the engagement of tory sex lives to "Guide him Wagtm Wheel Playhouse: Ayn Rand's "Night of Ja- from George Washington Uni- daughter, .Miss Joyce Marie broken bones. Many fashion gently, let him know what is planned. their daughter, Miss Vera A. nuary 16th." Directed by Bob Clarke. The Barn, Rumson. versity. Reardon, to John Kenneth mavins have declared sky- pleasing, and respond with en- •Curtain 8:30. For reservations call 264-4346.. Bates, to Charles W. Reed, scraper platforms and chunky Miss Reardon is a graduate thusiasm," sounds fine, but son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles heels "ugly," and say it's inv it's not that simple. I've tried FEBRUARY 4 of Mater Dei High School, W. Reed, Monmouth Ave., Na- possible to walk gracefully it. Nothing improved. Colts Neck Sports Foundation annual "Cocktail Party," New Monmouth, and Kath- veslnk. A spring wedding is in them. There are times when I be- Firehouse No. 2, Conover Rd., 5-8 p.m. Donation: $1. Call arine Gibbs School, Montclair. planned. Mrs. Fitzgerald, 431-0178, Mrs. Quackenbush, 431-2346. She is a secretary at Elec- Dear Ann Landers:.I'm 23- come bitter, but I tell myself Miss Bates, a graduate of and Have been married three tronics Associates, Inc., West Middletown Township High he's faithful and good to me FEBRUARYS Long Branch. months to a wonderful girl. and I have no light to expect School, attended Bob Jones Here's the problem. My wife Hi-Music sponsors of Rumson-Kair Haven Regional' University, Greenville, S.C. wants a family, not right PLANNED PARENTHOOD H.S. presents "13th Luncheon-Auction," Molly Pitcher, Red Mr. Simpson was graduated She is employed as an elec- FREEHOLD - Persons in- Bank. 11:30 a.m. Frank Martelll, international Galleries, from Henry Hudson Regional away, but some day.' I hate trocardiogram technician at kids. Occasionally when I see terested in the formation of a Red Bank — Auctioneer. Ticket contact: Mrs. G.R. John- School, Highlands, and Mon- Riverview Hospital, Red Freehold auxiliary to Planned mouth College, West Long a cute little boy. or girl., well- son. 842-3349, Mrs. G.A. Jerolamon, 741-5157. Bank. Her fiance, also a grad- mannered and smart, I think, Parenthood of Monmouth' Branch. He is a salesman for uate of Middletown High County may contact Emilie Grebow's, Lakewood. "Gee it would be nice to have FEBRUARY », 10, 15, 17 School, Tcccivcd a BS degree a child like that." But most Buck, 116 W. Main St., here or The Barn Players present "The Roar Of The Miss Bab* Miss Kiizhoifer in accounting from Monmouth kids are obnoxious brats. Bea Ornstein, 96 Lancaster Greasepaint, The Smell Of The Crowd," on Feb. 9,10, 15 College, West Long Branch. Road, and Doris Berdan, 15 and 17 at The Bam, 102 AveOf.Two-Rivcrs, Rumson. Tick- Here's .an'example. Yes- Hilltop Road, Freehold Town- Malley-Raba Cappadona-Kitzhoffer He plans to enter Tennessee terday a little boy (about ets: 741-8323. HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Temple Seminary as a minis- ship. A Planned Parenthood MIDDLETOWN - An- of Middletown Township High four) threw dirt on me as I clinic is now in operation on Robert J. Baba, 579 Beers St.; nouncement is made by Mr. School, is enrolled in the nurs- terial student. was walking to my car. I MARCH 13 Tuesday afternoons and . Monmouth College "Gourmet Cooking School," featur have announced the engage- and Mrs. George kitzhoffer, 8 ing program at Brookdale Let cooked frozen meat or ' could have cheerfully bashed Thursday evenings in the ing James Beard, V p.m. Mar. 13,20,27. Sponsored by Stein- ment -pf their daughter. Miss Coral Place, of the engage- Community College, Lincroft. poultry thaw in its package; it that kid's head in. I think if he MCOSS Family Health and Linda' Marie R'afaai to U.S. ment of their daughter, Miss Her fiance, who attended St. may then be used cold or were mine I might have done bach. Admission $10. Call Office of Community Relations' Nursing Service' building, ifor enrollment information: 222-6600, Ext. 276. NavyE-1'Roger J. Malley, Nancy Ann Kitzhoffer, to Jo- John's University,'New York, heated. it. MarcySt. son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. seph Anthony Cappadona, son is a student at Rutgers Uni- Malley, IB Haug St., Union of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cap- versity, New Brunswick. He is Beach. A July wedding is padona, 44 Briarwood.Ave., employed at Beechview Rest planned. Keansburg. , Home, Keansburg. JOYOUS MUSIC Miss Raba attends Middle- - Miss Kitzhoffer, a graduate town ^Totonsjiip High. ijcbqoL Her fiance, a•Rriduate of WORKSHOPS Keyport High SeHool, is sta- TUffiattPBerger tioned, at the Naval Air Sta- ROCHESTER. N.Y. - Tiie from Middletown' Township FOR CHILDREN AGES 5-10 tion in Memphis, Tenn. engagement of Miss Rae (N.J.) High School, Franklin Lynne Berger to Dr. William and Marshall College, Lancas- • BODY RHYTfks • RHYMES • SINGING • MUSICAL Alan Tuffiash, son of Dr. and ter, Pa., and Temple Univer- GAMES<£HRCUSSION INSTRUMENTS • Alumnae Mrs. Joseph S. Tuffiash, New- sity School of Medicine, Phila- • PRE PIANO EAR TRAINING • NOTE READING man Springs Road, Lincroft, delphia. Dr. Tuffiash is com- N.J., is announced by her par- pleting, his residency in inter- To Host ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris nal medicine at Upstate Me- "LEARN THROUGH PLAY" Berger of this city. An April dical Center, Syracuse, and CLASSES START THE WEEK OF FEB. 5 Dean wedding is planned. expects to become a fellow in RUMSON - Miss Nora Miss Berger is a graduate of allergy and immunology at the University of Michigan in MONMOUTH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Don't be left out in the Egan, ..dean of admissions of Monroe Community College cold this winter...get into Manha'ttanville College, Pur- here and is employed as a res- July. 741-8880 chase^1 N.Y., will be guest piratory therapist at Crouse-. shape at Elaine Powers Figure speaker Wednesday at noon at Irving Memorial Hospital, Dr. Tuffiash is a lieutenant Salon and become a Snow a luncheon by college Syracuse. in the Medical Corps of the Bunny yourself. alumnae in the - Her fiance was graduated Naval Reserve. ville New Jersey Shore Club We have some terrific new at the;home of Mrs. John Han- son, lOAvenue of Two Rivers. machines to work out on, plus hourly Accompanying the dean will exercise classes conducted by figure ex- be thfcnew ^director of the perts. Go before work, after work, dur- Alumnae; Association. Missy Rumson Reading Institute Egan Diefehbach, and; an un- inglunch hour or after dropping the kids dergraduate student/who will a Ranney school off at school. Elaine Powers features un- meet focal school guidance limited visits at the most inexpensive counselors and answer ques- tions about the new curricu- rates in town. lum arid portfolio system now Before you head for the slopes... generating interest. SPRING SESSION Counselors from the local schuss over to Elaine Powers. You'll regional high schools, in- Feb. 5 through June 2 get personal attention every inch of cluding Red Bank Catholic the way. an^OfifistiaiKBrothers Aca- demy Rave beentnvited to the event.;ManhaUanville is in its READING-ENGLISH-STUDYSKILLS IF YOU ARE A SIZE second year of a coeducation- Saturday Mornings, 9 A.M. to Noon. This course is of-, 20% off 14 - YOU CAN BE A SltE 10 BY Ftt>. II U — YOU CAN BE A SIZE 1] 8Y Mof. < al system. fered at all levels from 7th grade through college, with II — YOU CAN BE A SIZE 14 BY Mar. Reservations may be made students grouped according to ability. It helps students regular price 20 — YOU CAN BE A SIZE 14 BY MOr. » with Mrs. Frank J. Evans, to read with speed and comprehension, to write gram- 22 —YOU CAN 86 A SlIEUBYMor. JO Little .Silver, or with Mrs, matically and logically, to spell accurately, and to in- Guarantee: If for any reason Hanson, the hostess. crease vocabulary. This course is popular with serious you fall to achieve the results students who want to improve school grades and to pre- It's our way of introducing our Adjust-a- listed, Elaine Powers ill Church Groups pare for college boards or other exams. We have drape 5-in-1 drapery cleaning service. GIVE YOU 6 MONTHS TREE. To install 11 classes to meet the needs of the fastest students. MARLBORO - The Sunday morning worship service at 1.Adjust-a-drape cleans' COMPLETE 4 Old Bfick Reformed Church, READING for children in grades 1-6 draperies fresh as new. Rt. 520. will include a service Two 1 '/2-hour meetings a week after school. This course 2. Draperies guaranteed to be MONTH PROGRAM for installation of new officers emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, paragraph returned at exact length as ONLY; of the'-'Woman's Guild for Ser- comprehension, phrase reading. The children meet in received. vice and the Couples Club. NO ,-;•. small groups according to reading ability. shrinkage 3. Makes hems perfectly even. They.^re; president, Betty 4. Keeps linings in place. Clark;'vice president, Betty Borden; recording secretary, 5. Restores beautiful colors PER MATHEMATICS •-1'" , ' and decorator folds. RutlrSmith; corresponding Adjust-a-drape guarantee! MONTH secretary. Viola Tackett and Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through ad- drapery length. treasurer. Kit Hayes. Couples vanced algebra and analytics. All courses are planned to FINNISH SAUNA ASK ABOUT OUR Club:' Presidents, Mr. and develop a logical approach to problem-solving and to Your draperies represent a considerable In' Mrs. Kenneth Stone; vice develop facility In applying mathematical processes ac- ventment so trust them to our professionals. Sare UNLIMITED & SHOWERS TEENAGE presidents, Mr. and Mrs. curately. 2096 during this limited time oiler. VISITS AVAILABLE Charles Glade; secretary, PROGRAM Ruth. Rising and treasurer John Tergis. Send for Bulletin CAKE SALE rGet the only 5-in-1 drapery i CALL 842-2451 TODAY cleaning service LITTLE SILVER - The HOURS: 9 A.M, to 9 P.M. Dally... Sat. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Ladies Auxiliary of the Little Silver Fire Co. will have a Rumson Reading Institute millers-^Wpcvy benefit cake sale Feb. 10 • starting at ,H:Hu a.m. here at 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY 52 THROCKMORTON ST. "FREEHOLD ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS the A& P. Mrs. Edward Aras 542-4777 and Mrs. tee Nichols are 462-5000 FOR FREE ESTIMATES MONMOUTH & BROAD SIS. (THE MAIL) RED BANK chairmen'. It TV D«Uy Register, R«IBank-MkVnet' ABOUT THE T of Maryland, he holds a bachelor of arts degree In ordered four persons held for __.JET will automatically serve on iliary through a reorganiza- of Community Relations. German. Prior to entering the Army, Spec. Prater STORE the center's board of trustees tion and the implementation Mrs. Julius Christensen, the grand jury on drug was recreation director of the Montgomery Coun- charges. during her tenure. of several new programs. He Shrewsbury, was installation ty, Md., Department of Recreation. 7 BIG LOAN MMC Administrator Felix also welcomed Mrs. Suter to chairman. Annual reports also Charged with possession of. M. Pilla praised Mrs. Kaye office and pledged support of were submitted by the aux- cocaine and more than 25 $1500 to $25,000 and more! for the contributions she the new staff officers. iliary branches. grams of marijuana are: Joan S. Wiley of Toms River; As an ex'-najor league ballplayer Repayments can be stretched; Parkway Engineer James Scott, 3042 Shafto Road I can remember the big play, out over many years. Easy, easy the big catch, the big monthly payments. If you P«-: New Shrewsbury: Melvin Un- iflE MONEY STORE derwood, Newark, and Arthur comes across with the BIG loan. No pre-payirlentj;' Named Admissions Aide Una of Brooklyn. money ToRemain on Job BIO, not fust in the amount you penalty. WEST LONG BRANCH - partment at Monmouth and, assignment as having special tor the coming term, will con-impact in two areas of pro- WOODBRIDGE - Philip S. Mr. May is charged with All are free in $5,000 bail ex- need to borrow, but BIG In the start the ball rolling today, e»H Dr. Richard J. Stonesifer, fact that there are no restrictions -r wm(! rpjjc MflNEYSTQRE cept Underwood, who is being ui nine • | it. ••• ^aii_a usatwawM- May, chief engineer for the conspiracy to extort, extortion > president of Monmouth Col- tinue one teaching assign- posed activity — "The devel- held in county jail in lieu of as to its use ... the money can ment, conducting a course in opment of an increased num- N.J. Highway Authority, will and using interstate facilities be used for any need . . , to '™p°u™3w'c-ratlnearest, you. You'lEl Visitoni»* lege, has announced the ap- bail. consolidate your debts... busl- THE MHNtY bltJHt pnly linguistics in the college's ber of women taking courses not be replaced by the board to commit; bribery and ex- mss investments ... . a new car once atter your loan Is approve* pointment of Mrs. Nancy Rea Dagmar Richardson, 36 as assistant director of admis- Evening Department. at Monmouth, both in our of commissioners even though tortion. ... color T-•V ..• . -hom e Improve• - and there will be an auto- he is under indictment for al- Garfield Place, New Shrews- ments ... medical expenses... graphed picture of me, Phil sions. Her new duties will cover daytime and evening pro- "If.and when Mr. May's bury, charged with possession' or any purpose you desire? Riziuto, waiting for you. • Mrs. Rea, whose appoint- all phases of admissions activ- gramming, and the devel- leged extortion and con- spiracy. • case goes to trial the commis- of narcotics paraphernalia, ment became effective with ity, both in the recruiting field opment ultimately perhaps of sioners have agreed to give possession of stolen checks MONEY ST&WE ACCIPTANCE CORP. the beginning of the spring se- and as a counselor in the ad- a special sequence of courses Mr. May, 51, who with for- mer, authority executive di- Mr. May a leave of absence and forging stolen checks, mester, has since 1967 been a missions office. in 'women's studies' as a fea- from his post," George M. also was ordered held for the 221 Chesinut St., Rostlle, N. J. 07203 member of the English De- Dr. Stonesifer envisions her ture of our expected new em- rector D. Louis Tonti of Holm- Wallhauser Sr., authority grand jury. She is in county 241-5000 phasis on continuing educa- del and Giovanni Paoline of chairman, said. jail under $1,200 bail. tion." Rome was named in a 47- „„.,_, rJJ^t ROYAL AMERICAN count federal indictment last "We are all convinced that Robert L. Thomas of Ft. Monmouth alunfna, Mrs. Monmouth, pleaded guilty to MONEY ffFEJRE INVESTMENT CORP. Rea received a Bachelor of April, would not comment on Mr. May is a valuable man 499 frnston Rd.. Parlin, N. J. 08859 what stage proceedings for and is innocent until proven larceny of a car valued at less arts degree in 1967 and in than $200 and was fined $100. CANADIAN CAR PAINTING INC. June 1970, was awarded a his trial have reached. otherwise by the courts," the 251-5000 • Last Week Mr. Tbnti, who chairman stated. Vincent Hills, 241A Stoney and master of arts degree, with Hill Road. Eatontown was ISECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS I high distinction, from the col- resigned his -$36,000 a year . "While it is true Mr.,Toriti post in Feb.' 1971, pleaded did plead guilty to one of the found guilty of two charges of lege. The next month she was assault on Teresa SherWin; VINYL TOPS of AMERICA INC. promoted from instructor to guilty to one of 30 counts. charges he did not in any way 475 Palmer Awe. 9254833 Keansburg 100 Brighton Ave. and fined assistant professor. He admitted extorting some implicate Mr. May, even 1175. She is a member of the Mod- $90,000 from Frederick R. though it did state so in sev- FREE ern Language Association, the Harris Inc. of New York, en- eral newspapers," Mr. Wall- National Council of Teachers gineering consultants, and hauser added. of English ahd the New Jer- more than $30,000 from Auto- Mr. Tonti, who will be sen- Chamber Post Your First Place COUPON SPECIAL! sey Association of Teachers of matic Tolls Systems Inc. and tenced in six weeks, faces a Given Gillespie English. Taller & Cooper Inc., both. maximum jail sentence of five New York. years and a $10,000 fine. MIDDLETOWN — Forrest Setting Mrs. Rea and her husband, L. Gillespie, manager of com- Charles W. Rea, and their munity relations for N.J. Bell three children reside in Bayshore Outfall Telephone Co., has been elect- Ocean Grove. ed president of the Middle- town Area Chamber of Com- merce. ; Man Slated Work Progresses Other officers named at the. with Purchase of a chamber's annual organiza- For Sentencing ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS East Road in Middletown tion meeting are Bentley $69.95 Paint Job. FREEHOLD — Anthony — Good weather lias resulted "construction will be quicker Cooper, Robert Krugh and Wreiole, Galsworthy Apart- in work on all contracts in and Rt. 36 will be avoided," Malcolm Dalrymple, first, ments, Long Branch, will be Monmouth County Bayshore ' the attorney said. second and third vice presi- sentenced Feb. 16 for receiv- Outfall Authority's (MCBOA) The authority adopted a res- dents respectively, and BUI G. ing stolen property Oct. 7, .$12 million master sewage olution setting Feb. 14 as the Tipton,treasurer. plan moving along smoothly. 1971, in Long Branch. date for receiving bids on a Reelected to the chamber's Wreiole pleaded guilty to re- Jack Flood, representing $2,200,000 bond issue. Bids will board of directors were Ger- ceiving a stereo receiver val- the authority's engineer, saitt be opened at noon in Free- son Friedman, Robert Mur- ued at $387 which had been work on the most recently hold. Bonds will be awarded phy Sr., Dr. Irving Wallace, stolen from Anthony Cola- awarded contracts — Union in terms of the lowest interest William Torres and Mr. Coop- quori, Westwood Ave., Long Beach pumping station and costs. er. Middletown to Union Beach Branch. The bond issue will provide Officers will be installed at ^Choice His plea was accepted by pipeline — will be under way permanent financing over a Steah&Breu/ shortly. the chamber's annual dinner 40-year period for the author- The Greatest Eating & Drinking Public House Ever! Superior Court Judge Patrick Saturday, Feb. 17, at Bamm J. McGann Jr. Preliminary excavation for ity's part of the overall cost of Hollow Country Club. the project. Approximately 89 the pumping station has be- The chamber's annual Busi- is yours IN MIDDLETOWN per cent of the project cost is gun, Mr. Flood reported, and nessman of the Year award Adult Religions the pipeline will be ordered being financed by federal and. 429 State Highway 35 state aid. will be presented at the din- • Elej-iuit Silvorplate Education Set shortly. ner. \ Contracts were signed Jan. • Luxurious Goldernvan' ; LINCROFT — Christian 12 for both projects. ALL THE SALAD Brothers Academy will spon- S. Thomas Gagliano, • Glcamm-; Stainless sor a 10-week adult religious MCBOA attorney, was author- YOU CAN MAKE education program Wednes- ized to negotiate with the Cen- Here*s how* Help yourself from our huge days from 8 to 10 p.m., begin- tral Railroad of New Jersey ning Feb. 14. : Salad Carousel1" tables to a for rights of way which will (A) Open a new Savings Account mountain of fresh, crisp, Classes will be conducted make sewer pipe installation with $50.00 . ; by a team of 11 professional more efficient. i mixed green salad. Garnish religious educators led by By purchasing a portion of (B) Add $50.00 to an existing sav- } with onions, chopped olives, Brother Gabriel Moran, well- land along Appleton Ave. to bacon bits, cheese, croutons, known American theologian. 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1/23/73 I" i 3 14 IS 7 • *] 10 111 112 13 u !5 n IF HE OOEWT ) rr 17 1r18 SHOULD STAV OUT 1 1 • 1 | •THE.V HAVE EXTRA |2V OF FLORIDA BEACH- WIMSUIT* ir HP •KT •ma - mrnum FMNTWJEREAl ALL IT* BAD L THE. CLUB! fr 25 ESTATE, MARV! FEATURE*? r j I 27 I 29 f • 30 31 32 33 34 rr 1 I L11L 35 r m II • 1— I ]40 41 1 p2 43 44 M I 46 • • 48 I 50 51 • [52 I — — ]_L— 55 sT Lr 57~ "P"l—— IUAT'6 KI&Ht PROM NOW MI661WWK, I OH YOU MAY KEEP YOUR 61 P6PUCHON6 H/VE BEEN i RIBBONS. 1r 63 1 1 1tl EXJ Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY, JANUARY M - ciples by sticking with what cere in your offer of help. Oth- ey with extra care. You may Born today, you are a person you no longer believe in, nei-x erwise, you may find yourself be glad for something extra in filled with the spirit of adven- ther will you abandon any taken up on an offer that the nest egg sometime In the rt4/<4+" ture — so much so, in fact, who work with you and de- places you in a difficult .situ- near future. that there are times when you pend upon you. ation. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 2») - can be considered on the Defeat may leave you dis- TAURUS (April 21-May 21) Take care that your wit does Pogo verge ot recklessness. Careful appointed in yourself — but it — Be ready to fight for prin- not deteriorate into sarcasm always to keep clear of situ- never leaves you in a state of ciples you believe cannot be this morning. Your dealings ON ACCOUNT I WHY HOT A« -tMATt> ations that would compromise melancholy or bewilderment, compromised without danger with another must be above Me A COUPLE you /*»•) AN'suui-y you in any way, you often are YBW KNOCK OPF TAKIN' MAN-IN- To find what is in store for of permanent hurt to your reproach if they are to suc- ' SIT forced lo take the long way you tomorrow, select your psyche. Reject interference. ceed. AN' I CANT INM* ovreoo* TYPE WA« A 4* All- MY around in your advance on a BACK ID THE VIEWYW IF YOU 9RANP OP IHT16KITTM birthday and read the corre- GEMINI (May 22-June 21) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) AINTINTHB 14 YOU given goal. This is behavior sponding paragraph. Let your — Kememper that you are a — Undertake only those B. which is often misunderstood birthday star be your daily useful and valuable member things which can be accom- by those who fail to see the gujde. of the community. You cannot plished in a relatively short difference between being ad- TUESDAY, Juaary » ignore what's going on in your time. Long-term projects will venturesome — which you arc AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Keb. neighborhood without doing have to wait for the more aus- — and foolish — which you 19) - Take care that you yourself harm. picious time. are not. don't wear out your welcome CANCER (June 22-July 2,1) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Nothing is more exciting to this morning. Make your visit — Though there are draw- Dcc. 22) — Look toward your you than to be starting out on something for another to re- backs inherent in the present own reputation today. Your a new venture. You bring member — with nothing but .situation on the home front, concern with how another Is your entire talent and enthu- pleasure. you would not be wise to seek gcttingfon in the world may siasm to any project on which PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) a change in the near future. be too distracting for your you are engaged — but you — Persevere! As the horse- LEO (July 24-Aug. Ti) — own good. bring always an additional men say: There is nothing Look out for yourself this CAPRICORN (Dec. 2:Uan. dollop of vim, vigor, and vital- that cannot be cured by for- morning — but not at the ex- 20) — A day when you can ity to the beginning of things. ward motion. Insist upon pense of another's profes- lead others around by the Nor are you one who runs out progress and you will outrun sional reputation. Reconsider nose if you so choose. You of gas when the going gets problems. your decision to stand pat. might be wiser, however, to rough, for while it is true that ARIES (March 22-April Ml) VIRGO (Aug. 24-Scpt. 23) — be loss obvious in your In- you will not endanger prin- — Take care that you arc sin- A day for spending your mon- fluence. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD diamonds and shrewdly led a the king and ruffs another Register, Box 3318, Grand third diamond. club with a high trump. Central Station, New York, The art. of being a good Only after doing this work N.Y. 10017.) dummy consists largely in pro- This left only one trump in can declarer afford to lead a viding your partner with dummy. South could therefore second trump from the dum- North dealer ""• MR. PITHECtS, WELL, MAVBE enough trumps to guarantee ruff one club and discard one my. South will draw trumps Neither *ide vulnerable 1 BOUGHT1 A MEW DICTATIMS I THINK IT'S WISH TIME ABLE him control of the trump suit as quickly as he can from this NORTH I HAO A RAISE club on dummy's ace of LErS TRV ir OUT- TO WRITS ir OPF and with enough silence to get spades. This still left him with point on and the hand will 4 AKJ4 •JUgr 5AV THE PIRST THIMS AS A BUSINESS this work done. It must be ad- one losing club, so South was present no further problem. QtO93 trumps you've put down for South should sec that he What do you say'.' him. V 105 •) South won the first trick in make it possible for an oppo- is not even close to the SOUTH dummy with the king of nent to reduce dummy to one strength required for a game- • 6 spades and promptly led the trump forcing opening bid. If you jack of diamonds to draw a changed one of the low dia- O K O 8 7 3 round of trumps. East played After dummy's jack of dia- monds to the ace, you could 4. AKJH low. and the jack held the The Wizard of Id monds holds, South should then afford to open with two North E»sf South West trick. So far so good. take the ace or clubs and ruff diamonds. 1 *• Pa» 2 0 l*«s Now South made the fatal a club with a high trump,' ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' 3 (> Pass 4 NT Pus of leading a second East should discard since he written by Alfred Khelnwold is 5 (? Pass 6 0 Pus trump from dummy. East cannot gain by overruling. available. Get your copy by Pass Pas', stepped up with the ace of Now South leads a heart to sending 50 cents to Hed Bank Opening lead — + 2

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iNmiA3t..THB Avsry MOUNTAINS... tANO Of Wl HUNCfS. 12 flwDiily Register, Monday, January 2$,im Howard in Move FOODTOWN MAKES YOUR To Restore U.S. Fundipg Program ilium WASHINGTON - The pro- the exception of seven new posed liquidation of an eco- Republican members who nomic /development program were named to the committee II CUT FROM i which has been vastly helpful the same day and did not to Monmouth County commu- have an opportunity to study lYOUNGCORNl nities is being fought by a bi- the proposal. ' FED PORKERS I partisan group of Congress- According to Mr. Howard, men, including Rep. James J. the committee is assigning top Howard, D-N.J. . priority to the bill because the Members of the House Com- Office of Management and mittee on Public Works, in a Budget, on orders from the *''Gr, direct challenge to President White House, has slashed the Nixon's proposed liquidation Economic Development Ad- EVERY DAY IN of tile Economic Development ministration's budget from FRESH HAM Administration, have in- $367 million to about |20 mil- EVERY DEPARTMENT troduced legislation to contin- lion. .SHANK ue lhe. entire EDA program at ' "Millions of our fellow citi- U.S.D.A. Go.'l its present level of spending zens are jobless through no HALF Grade Choica Bonglaii for one year. fault of their own, and hun- "I've seen what a beneficial dreds of our communities are Ib. TOP ROUND impact this program can teetering on the brink of eco- ROAST tow have on a community such as nomic catastrophe," Mr, Ib. Asbury Park, which was giv- Howard said. "It is situations BUTT en a $361,600 grant for repairs such as these which the bill HALF to Convention Hall," Mr. was designed to improve," Howard said. Mr. Howard pointed out Ib. "Atlantic Highlands re- that last year more than two- U.S.D.A. Cov't. ceived ?87,000 in 1971 for a thirds of the House supported Grade Chelce tonalaii public works garage and a massive Economic Devel- RUMP T. SAVINGS •< Matawan Township received opment Act bill, but the Presi- I Bartered Pork loin M -Q 132.000 for a sewerage treat- dent vetoed the bill in the ROAST U.SD.t.un'1. ment plant garage. closing days ot the Congress, iy 1* "This is the type of pro- and not enough time was left t PORK CHOPS £SS.i..*l STEAK SALE! • % SCHI^KHAUSJRANKS gram which creates jobs, to override the presidential' $159 V e veto. ; / All Meat f SCJ^S^HMjTFRANks 'W 89 i helps communities improve c Swlu ' eKo!c« ||^ *•" § % APPETIZER DIPT. SAVINGS themselves, and helps the en- "This bill is designed to nULtANStYLtTsAUSAGE i..99 ib. • i SWIFT U.SO./LCorl. (HiitOokt IHARDSALAMI m 98'? tire economy of the area," bring business, jobs and hope Gov't. Imp. Grade AShenandooh _ — U.S.D.A. Gov't. TikliCtl.TieienaHToiSiih'n £ __ Mr. Howard added. to communities throughout C Grade Choice Sonalaii PREMIUM 89 | MUNICH BOLOGNA^ » 98'^ In a bipartisan demonstra- the United States, and 1 am TURKEY WINGS it 39 Oov'i. ln«p. Grade A Shenandoah EYE ROUND LONDON Broil it.* I tion of support for the bill, ail confident we will get our leg- C U.S. GWl In,. "'" SEA FO"6D DEPT\ SAVINGS Republicans and Democrats islation to the floor of the Chwtmi Wilk Wiojj 1 lecUMIezM C FxmCaato) ArmouDRUMSTICKr Star loneleSu ib 39 ROAST FRANKS on the Public Works Com- House in a very short time," € Mr. Howard said. CHICKEN BREASTS n,.45 mittee sponsored the bill, with SMOKED BUTTS i. $109 $ 1 69 U.S. CeVI bit. c FroienGelPak QOHIHIJ With lotli Al!«M c FROZEN HARD CRABS Riverview Conducts CUBED VEAl STEAK > I ' CHICKEN LEGS n.45 Course for Chaplains RED BANK - The Greater care," said Father John Mer- Red Bank Area Council of ity, coordinator of the New Churches, in conjunction with Jersey Chaplaincy Associ- Riverview Hospital, is con- ation, "we feel we can estate 211, ducting a special training pro- lish a better rapport between gram for all interested pastor- all the hospital's medical per- BATHROOM TISSUE 4 •"* 43 chaplains. sonnel and the hospital based The course teaches the pas- chaplains, in order to best rnSmDI*. tor-chaplains more about the treat all aspects of the medical aspects of caring for patients." KRAFT MAYONNAISE hospitalized patients, thus The first meeting was held PIANTERS PEANUTS SAVE 25 helping them to better fulfill Friday in the hospital's Neu- Soap Powde their duties as hospital chap- berger Auditorium. There will YM !•*« Mwi Aluminum Foil FOODTOWN BLEACH CHEER lains. be seven other consecutive YevSenMni The tjrst meeting will serve Friday morning sessions. Any as a general orientation pro- interested pastor-chaplain is FOODTOWN TRASH BAGS cess for the chaplains. Repre- invited to attend. You Sevt Coih REYNOLDS sentatives of the hospital ad- ministration will be on hand The area drained by the Ama- SWUCKER'S GRAPE JELLY 25 foot to explain in detail its patient zon River is so extensive it would cover three-fourths of roll care, suppdftfnjf; services, the United States. FOODTOWN PEANUT BUTTER educational programs and CORN FLAKES other necessary information. Will TAKE CAM Of Future meetings will be tmtm HI frtl.l. 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Head Office: 60 Springdole Avenue, Ncptuno Mambf'i fiJirnl »!»ui»o Snlim .IroVral D«pi>nl Inii'icintt Coi • You Save More Cash Everyday At Foodtown! • 13 am f^us to ifainpen Spirits Of Peace Celebration Marchers By HILDY FONTAINE gion post in the state to orga- nize such a parade." UNION BEACH - "I made It was followed, he contin- one rule — if it rained, we ued, by an open house and cel- Abortion Rule Favored, Poll Says would parade. We could walk ebration at the post. NEW BRUNSWICK - The vast majority of New Jersey through, the water and still Nothing was forgotten in the residents support last week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling on walk for peace. The men in mere three days post mem- abortions, according to a poll conducted by the Eagleton In- Vietnam walked in buckets of bers had to organize the water." ' / event. "We even erected a stitute of Politics. 1 The Institute, part of Rutgers University, reported Sunday Thus, Armando J. Silva, sign 'Your life for U.S. — Our that its survey showed.that 79 per cent of those questioned Commander of American Le-. heart for you," " inside the were^n favor of the greatly liberalized abortion trend. Sixteen gion Post 321 described .how hall. pert cent were,opposed and five per cent had no opinion, the, preparations for Saturday's It will stay there ready to poll showed. loyalty parade, began "five greet the returning Vietnam The Supreme Court decision drew as much support froni • minutes after;.President GI's. '. \ : . .•" J Roman Catholics as from Protestants despite the Roman (Richard* M-.) Nixon's •••' Good Cooperation Catholic Church's vehement opposition to abortions; according Tuesday announcement of the Commander Silva said in to the survey. . . .-•' -.':'/> . . peace.agreement," and were the little time the'post had to The court ruled last Monday that abortions should.be eventually, carried out. Y organize the peace cejebra- available on demand during-the first three months of preg- Rain it did. ; tion, "Everyone I talked to nancy. During the next three months, states may establish re- But it failed to deter ap- said, 'o.k.,' 'fine,* 'fantastic' quirements as to when and where abortions"'may Ate per-: proximately 600 marchers They all w$nt along with us; formed, the court said. * •' who set out Saturday at 2 p.m. All we had to do was ask." The decision struck down abortion laws in 46 states, in- from Borough Hall. >. -: • The cooperation ranged cluding New Jersey. The abortion law in the Garden State had The, paraders, Mr. Silva from officials at Ft. Mon- prohibited the operation except to save the life of the mother. said, ranged in age from four mouth right on down to the lo- to nearly 80 years of,age. cal Brownie troops. The post even had a call Farm Workers The march lasted for two from the Washington, b.C. of- TRENTON — About half of aU'iarmwprkers who remain hours and "would probably fice of Senator James J. How- in New Jersey during the winter*: months suffer from have gone longer if the weath- ard, praising them for their unemployment or underemployment, a poll'taken by thd er had beeji better," he efforts. Puerto Rican Congress of New Jersey has revealed. ' . added. £ Originally the parade was to Of the 121 farmworkers interviewed, 39.2 per cent were with- "We had only one third of have wound its way through out jobs and 32.6 of those who were employed had only part- what we could have had if it the town from its boroguh hall time work, the survey showed. hadn'd been raining," the post starting point to the legion "Mean weekly wages for the 60.8 per cent of the farm- commander continued. headquarters on Front St. workers who are employed is $59," according to the poll. •jyevertheless, he said "We." However, Mr. Silva said pa- SPIRITS NOT DAMPENED - Nearly 600 march- 321. Event, only three days in planning, Included Because of low wages and unemployment, the survey re- had a glorious day here — a raders stopped before reach- ers participated in loyalty parade Saturday in Ft. Monmouth and NAD Earle officials, as well as ported, 28 per cent of the farmworkers were receiving some day to remember in Union ing Morningside Ave. because Union Beach, sponsored by American Legion Post local scout troops and athletic groups. Beach." form of governmental assistance." Another 18 per cent were of the number of children in- Commander Silva was the ard Flyhn, and the youth nav- cal municipal employes. atidn commissioner Benjamin said to be entirely without income. There were four divisions in volved. The rain had become parade's grand marshal, al brigade of ~Post 321. Also in- Young, parade adviser Ernest the parade. The first was lead too heavy. The final division was com- Ninety-four of those interviewed were Puerto Ricans, 25 Notable among the march- cluded in this division were posed of Admiral Lancers Ward, parade marshall peter were black and two were white, the poll said. by the local fire and police de- Marching in the first divi- ers was Adolph Haupt, 76, a members of the local civil de- partments. It was followed by Drum and Bugle Corps, of Walker, Borough Clerk Mary ' The average age of those interviewed was 35 and the aver* sion were Mayor Alfred T. member of the Molly Pitcher fense team, the Italian-Ameri- Middlesex County, Union Sabik and George Warren, age education level was the sixth grade, according to the sur- a division led by the colors of Hennessy Jr. and Borough post of Keansburg, who pa- can Club, Bayshore Regional Post 321. The third division, Beach: Recreation Commis- vey. Council members, Board of raded in a World War I uni- Sewerage Authority, and Boy sion members, Fire Chief Ed- Activities at the post hall Mr. Silva said, was led by the 1 Education president James form, Commander Silva said. and Cub Scout troops. ward Eastman Jr., Deputy 'for all parade participants in- Ft. Monmouth Army color- McKittrick and board mem- Parade Lineup cluded the ringing of the bell guard, and the final by the Following behind borough Chiefs Harry Cauliette, Mi- Drug 'Planting' Testimony Heard bers, Continentals Drum and The second division, he trucks in the third division chael Renn and Robert Wolf, at 7 p.m. — twelve times to TRENTON — A state grand jury began hearing testimony color guard of the Earle Nav- Bugle Corps of West Keans- said, was made up of the local mark each year of the war — al ammunition depot. were Brownies and Girl fire department personnel and Friday in the case involving the alleged planting of ampheta- burg, members and ladies Regular Democratic Club or- Scouts, little and senior auxiliaries and fire equip- speakers from NAD Earle and mines in the home and car of Assemblyman Kenneth Gewertz, "We had good cooperation auxiliary to Post 321, local ganization, headed by presi- league players, Pop Warner- ment. . . . , • ' Ft. Monmouth, Vietnam vet- first aid squad members and R-Glpucester. from all organizations." Mr. dent Fred Varlese Sr., mem- team members, girls indepen- On the reviewing stand erans and Commander Silva. Sen. James M, Turner, R-Gloucester, took the Senate floor Silva said. "We were probably members of other veterans or- bers of the Regular Republi- dent Softball league, senior ganizations. were Freeholder Albert E. Al- Services included prayer* last Monday to deny allegations he had any connection with the first of any American Le- can Club with President Rich- citizens, school groups and lo- len, Commander Silva, teen- and a silent observance. the drug planting. '••'•'' •'''• Neither legislator appeared outside the grand jury room on the fourth floor of the State House Annex. But those that did appear included Gloucester County ' Chief of Detectives Oran Lloyd, Capt. Orris Brogan and Lt. Isaac Singer Feels Writers Samuel DeSimone. The officers were not called to testify but wpre told by state investigators they could submit affidavits to • the grand jury and would not have to return. ; Also appearing were Herbert Butler Jr., the attorney for Must Revive Storytelling Art • one of three men indicted last May for possession of stolen' clothing and on a weapons charge, and Sam Booker, a bail- By CAROL JACOBSON The audience, attending the He suggested that writers take plusses. bondsman for Uie other two defendants. RUMSON — Isaac Bashevis last lecture in the 1972 series create verbal pictures from "I'm not against learning," Singer, the distinguished au- presented by the Jewish Wom- their own genuine person- he emphasized, "I'm only sor- thor of Jewish tales, told a de- en's Adult 13d,Ucation Com- alities. ' ly I haven't learned enough, Wilentz Withdraws From Race lightful anecdote at Congrega- mittee of the Greater Ked Seen As Challenge but knowing does not help suf- PERTH AMBOY — Former Assemblyman Robert N. tion B'nai Israel last night, re- Bank area, was visibly enter- •"Fiction is a highly person- fering." Wilentz withdrew yesterday as a potential candidate for the sponding to a question from tained by Mr. Singer's at-ease Democratic nomination for governor. alized challenge," he said. Mr. Singer, who writes in the audience about today's answers and stories. Who is his favorite author, Yiddish and translated his Wilentz said there were many reasons for his decision, es- freedom of the press. pecially family obligations. He began the evening by dead or alive? "There are no writings into English himself, "I'm not really an Ameri- reading a lecture he had writ- such things as dead authors praised such writers as Wil- ' Last Jan. 6, Wilentz, in a letter to James Joyce, the Cam- can journalist," he answered. liam Falukncr, Kdgar Allan den County Democrat Party chairman who heads a 10-man ten on the virtues of good nov- for me. Their stories make "1 write for the Jewish Daily el writing but he went on to them live on." Who is your fa- Poe (who he said would still candidate screening committee, said he. had.not decided Forward, (a newspaper pub- be read when all those mod- whether to seek the governor's of fice. criticize today's novels for vorite Jewish author? "There lished in Yiddish and English being too "journalistic." are only good and bad ern "obscure" poets would be In the letter Wilentz said, "I am interested in the office, in New York) and we are free writers." •gone) Tolstoy, Checkov and but there are many factors besides my own interest which I to say anything we want. "Storytelling is a dead art," Flaubert, and Sholom Alei- must consider." He was asked if the lack of "And free to steal whenever he said. good writers was the fault of chem. , The screening committee is scheduled to report next we want." •"Writers have an innate our educational system. He Thursday on its recommendations for a candidate. The panel Comment on Kafka "There was a writer there urge to brood and write about answered this way. Kafka? "One Kafka in a is expected to name more than one candidate as deserving uni- for many years," he contin- the eternal questions ('they fied party support. "You can't teach anyone century is enough — a whole ued, "who would write sci- will always be there') of suf- army of Kafkas would destroy Wilentz, an attorney, is the son of'longtime Middlesex how to write. 1 was once a ence articles but he would fering on too wide a humani- professor of a course called literature." County Democratic leader David Wilentz, the Democrats' los- take them from other news- tarian scale and on not on spe- ing candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1966. creative writing for a short Would you analyse two papers and all he did was cific people, events and times. time. characters in your latest nov- Wilentz served two terms in the Assembly from 1965 to translate them into Yiddish. el? "Once I write my stories 1969 before retiring from the Legislature. "There's a fine line between "I'm going to teach you "But he always wrote one journalism and fiction today," something that cannot be they do not belong to me but Rtflltttr staff Phi to sentence of his own at the he went on. "There's too taught, I told them. What to humanity," he answered. NOTED AUTHOR — Isaac Bashevis Singer, at the ; Coed Reward Upped end," Mr. Singer said. much info about psychology, shall we read and write, they Interpretation, he said, should podium In Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson, - SYRACUSE N.Y. — The parents of a Syracuse University •'Once he wrote a story and psychiatry in novels. asked. 1 said read anything be left to the readers and the critics. last night discussing the art of writing novels. It coed who disappeared exactly 11 weeks ago have increased from another paper on the sci- When the reader needs a crit- you want and write anything was the last lecture In the 1972 series presented by their reward offer'for her safe return to $20,000, Police Chier entific facts about stars. One ic's guide to read then the you want." Mr. Singer's writings range the Jewish Women's Adult Education Committee. Thomas J. Sardino said. •star, the article went on, novel doesn't work." "Some of them didn't read from all encompassing novels " Sardino said Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Levy of Cherry Hill, threw off heat of some '20 bil- He described the art of writ- or write anything, but some of European Jews during the within (he last six years, one Koportory Theater. N.J., also were offering $5,000 for any information leading to lion degrees Fahrenheit.' ing fiction, or true art of aes- students tried very hard. 1 19th Century, such as "The that won the 1970 National After his talk, he auto- the location of their daughter Karen, 18, a Syracuse freshman. 'Unbelievable' thetic significance, an ex- gave them all A's and they ' Manor," "The Family Mos- Book Award. graphed his recent novel, Miss Levy vanished near the university campus Nov. 10 "But then he wrote his one traordinary task particularly said 1 was the best professor kat," and "In my Father's He has just written his first "Enemies, A Love Story," a with a young man who had offered to drive her to Monmouth sentence at the end that read, when today's events are far they ever had. I even gave Court," to short moralistic play adapted from a short sto- first time novel about (his College, West Long Branch, N.J., in response to ride requests •and there the heat was un- more fantastic than literary them plusses but the school stories. He has also written' ry titled, "The Mirror," which country in a contemporary she had posted on university bulletin boards. believable.' " events. told me the computor did not children's books, published is being produced by the Yale setting. Police agencies as far away as Florida have been involved in the fruitless search for clues to the whereabouts of the girl or the man, known only as "Bill Lacey." f Assemblywoman Will Announce Rumson to Fight Pipeline; Neutral on Port' TRENTON (AP) —Assemblywoman Ann Klein, D-Morris, RUMSON — The mayor and and ports. United States. "However," the statement number of ships carrying it and now and the answer to it says she is definitely a candidate for her party's nomination Borough Council "will fight "If the deepwater port will "Presumably, anyone in the adds, "there must and will be will be much greater and "is not importing more oil." for governor.- the location of a pipeline in create the greater risk we will world may put anything they an increase in the volume of hence the chance of a collision This practice it adds, "will Mrs. Klein confirmed her candidacy in a telephone inter- Rumson," but would take no then take a vigorous and posi- want in the high seas. This petroleum products shipped will be greater." not only increase the chance view. "We are definitely running," she said. position as to an offshore oil tive stand against it," the country does not even attempt off our shores unless and until Referring to a proposed of oil leaks, but it will very se- She plans to make an official announcement of her candi- port, yet. statement added. to control fishing by foreign alternate energy sources are connection of the deepwater riously and adversely affect dacy in late February or early March, she said. In a statement released last Two Aspects nations beyond 12 miles. Until provided or unless and until a port to shore storage facil- our international balance of Such an offical announcement would make Mrs. Klein the night, the mayor and council Specifically referring to the this country asserts jurisdic- much greater volume of pet- ities, the statement refers to a payments. The dollar can, first woman in modern history to seek the state's highest post. said, "First and foremost we offshore oil port, the state- tion farther out to sea, there roleum is shipped off the published diagram "showing quite literally, not stand much No woman has ever received a major party's nomination for believe that the operation of ment continued, "This has is a serious legal question as shores of some other state." the pipeline reaching the more weakening." governor of New Jersey. an oil port.about 13 miles off two aspects, legal and envi- to whether anyone can do The statement adds that the shore in Sea Bright and cross- our beaches should be consid- ronmental. In view of the le- anything about- establishing sole existence of a deepwater ing over Rumson to the High- The statement suggests dis- ered separately from how and gal questions, expression of an unloading point 13 miles off oil port "may or may not in- lands and beyond. If the proj- covery of some other "domes- Union Election Recount Denied where that discharge point is opinion on the environmental our coast." crease the risk o( pollution. ect is ever adopted, such a tic source of energy very NEWARK (AP) — The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in to the on-shore tank farm." aspect may be pure rhetoric Energy Crisis We wish we knew the answer pipeline will be a necessity quickly" to avoid a threat to has denied a motion, the effect fof which would The statement was "to dis- until the Corps of Engineers The statement adds that to this. Taking this fact in but its location would be sub- the "comfort, health and even livelihood of many of our resi- unseat Lawrence P. Cahill as the new president and business pel all doubts as to their answers the crucial ques- presumably anyone "can conjunction with the legal ject to feasibility studies." s manager of Local 825 of the Operating Engineers. (mayor and council's) posi- tion." bring a supertanker to such a problems, it seems futile for dents. There is just not suf- The motion by Edward Weber, loser in a hotly-disputed tion with respect to the pro- The statement adds that point and unload its cargo into us to engage in rhetoric on the It then stresses, "The loca- ficient energy to run our union election last year, requested that the Third Circuit Court posed deepwater oil port off "from a,purely legal point of smaller-vessels or barges aspect of the location of the tion of such a monstrosity homes and our industries if enforce its recent ruling that U.S. Distr. Court Judge James A. the Monmouth County shore." view, we see no point in ex- which can then transport the port alone. anywhere, in the Borough of we have protracted cold or even hot spells." Coolahan in Newark had no right to intervene in union affairs. The statement said, "Con- pressing opposition to some- product to present facilities in Want More Facts Rumson would be opposed by Following the election last year, Weber, the incumbent cisely put, we regret that the thing unless and until our our area or to additional ones "It has not yet been demon- this council to the bitter end. president demanded a recount of votes and Cahill, fearful that Corps of Engineers has not country is prepared to enforce of the same kind to be con- strated that the existence of a However, we take comfort in At the outset, council said Weber might invalidate some legitimate ballots, took the issue yet stated whether the inevi- its territorial jurisdiction to structed." deepwater oil port, as opposed the belief that the cost of con- the statement is issued in before Judge Coolahan. The judge ordered the recount be su- table and substantial increase cover the area in question. Referring to the ecological to a larger volume of con- demning property in Rumson reply to a "great deal of sin- pervised by the Honest Ballot Association. The recount again in oil tanker volume will This premise is based on the aspects of the question the ventional tankers entering our for such a purpose would dic- cere concern... expressed be- showed Cahill the winner. create a greater risk of spil- proposed location of the port statement continues, "It is crowded waters and dis- tate the choice of an alternate cause of the failure to publish route." Henry J. Daaleman, lawyer for Cahill, said Friday that lage if the oil is unloaded 13 13 miles off shore. clear that anything which in- charging their product on an unequivocal opposition to the denial of the motion by the federal appeals court, dated miles off shore as opposed to creases the volume of oil shore, will create any greater • In conclusion the statement the port" ... and "because "This," the mayor's and such failure has clearly Jan. 23, "in effect reconfirms my view of the case that CahiU's having a larger number of council's statement adds, "is 10 which is transported off our risk of pollution. adds that the energy crisis is status is that of president and business manager. The court smaller tankers entering our shores also increases the risk "Presumably the volume of. not something of the future, created a false impression as miles beyond the territorial, to our true position." left the matter to the union itself." ,-^~~> crowded.and narrow channels waters of this state and of the of spillage and pollution. oil will be the same, but the but something which Is here J jy -,. 14 The Dally Register, Bed Buk-HtddBetemi, N J. M«ad»y, January 21, «7J Holzman Keeps Cool After Ctejt Conqrieit . BOSTON (AP) - Coach Dean Meminger cashed Frazier then hit on a side lead to a 53-40 advantage at free throws, while Dave Cow- Red Hplrman warned, three free throws for the only jumper before John Havlicek the half. ens had 19 and JoJo White had "There'* a long long way to other New York points the scored fof Boston. Frazier Both teams iutd off shooting 17. * go" yesterday after his New rest of the way. then popped in a lay-up off a nights, and were guilty of nu- O York Knicks' posted their sec- Make It Close drive and added two free merous turnovers before a OMhr 4 13 26 Bnaey I f ond victory over the Boston The Celtics, who bad a 10- throws. packed crowd of 15.320i at the Tfi 5 19 Frautr. 0 1 Celtics within 24 hours. game winning streak snapped The Celtics closed to within Garden and a national tele- 1 17 "Anything still can hap- in a 111-10)1 loss in New York 94-83 with 17 seconds left, but vision audience. ' •' , SIM. 4 14 H.I 0 O Wlllmt pen." Holzman said as the Saturday night, came back their hopes were dashed as ' Frazier topped the Knicks 0 0 0 1 I > « 10Kir* Knicks accepted, con- strong with the help of accu- Meminger converted two. free ' with his 23 points, including 11 Totals MBMTotaH B 27 n NtwYork. Z II 2» & -M gratulations for the SHS-S3 vic- rate foul shooting, closing to throws nine seconds fater. on free throws, while Dave tMlon » II 11 » -W within one point. 84-83, with Reed scored 14 of his 18 DeBusschere had 21. . FouM wt-ciionty. Hnllctk. tory, which moved them to Total fMiit—Nmr Von 15, Botien 30 within one-half game of Bos- just under four minutes re- points as the Knicks pulled Havlicek led the Celtics, ton in the National Basketball maining. , away from a 22-19 first period with 25 points, including 13 on A-15J» Association's Atlantic Divi- sion. . '• "The thing that's important for both clubs now is to keep key men ready to play," Uie New York coach said. Holzman said the Knicks' defense was "a lot better than it has Wen for the last five ' games." The Celtics had to agree after hitting on just 33 of 98 field goal attempts, a 33.7 shooting percentage. "We played well." Holzman said. "We .were able to get a good lead to sustain us. They Just kept coming at us in the second half." StarFwdsOat The Knicks also drew a sign of relief when Boston captain John Havbcek fouled out with 42 seconds left and New York in front 91-88. "I don't know what would have happened if Havlicek hadn't fouled out," Holzman said. "He was where I like to see him at the end of the game. When he's out there on the court, he'll find some way' SLIPPERY WHEN HOT — The ball goes free as New York Knicks Dave to beat you." DeBusschere (22) and Boston Celtics Paul Silas (35) and Dave Cowens ."They played well, a helluva battle for the rebound in the NBA game yesterday in Boston. The Knicks defensive game," Boston won, 96-93. Coach Tommy Heinsohn said in praising the Knicks. "They stopped, us in the. first half, *> stopping what we do well. We PINNING A LEAF — New York Rangers Glen den yesterday to bar Toronto Maple Leaf George played a good second half to' gather (6) and Brad Park (2) team up In the first Ferguson (10) from the puck. In the background is get back into it." period of the NHL game at Madison Square Gar- Leaf Pierre Jarry. A*win#ii»i» The Knicks shook off re- peated Boston challenges on the sharp shooting of Walt Frazier and hung on for the For Playoff Win victory. Rangers Press CamuJiens Frazier scored 13 of his 23 PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. remarkable career. blown 71s. points in the final six minutes (AP) — JacltNicklaus, given It was the third victory at All had 282 totals, six under as the Knicks defeated Boston a second^chanci when Orville Pebble Be'acli in VI months for par on the 6,815-yard layout. for the second time within 24 As Ratelle Doubles Leafs Moody three-putted the,'last Nicklaus, who won this title a Kloyd, like Moody a non- hours and moved to within • regulation hole, dramatically year ago and also captured winner since 196«, pushed his one-half game of the Celtics in By The Associated Press Montreal's 4-2 afternoon loss Dave Keon cut the New Paul Henderson's goal made birdled the first playoff hole the U.S. Open championship second ,shpt?into: the crowd at the Atlantic Division. Jean Ratelle scored two to Detroit, enabled the York lead in half with a pow- it 4-2 at 10:10 of the third,peri- yesterday to defeat Moody on the same oceanside layout. the right of the green on the The Knicks, led by Willis goals, including the 250th of Rangers to move within five er-play goal at 2:05 of the sec- od but Vic Hadfield connected and Ray Floyd for his second It was a heartbreaker for 406-yard,, par four 15th hole, his National Hockey League points of the firstplace Cana- ond period but Ratelle, get- 11 seconds later for his. 20th consecutive title in Bing the slump-ridden Moody, the first of the playoff. Reed, built a lead of as much as 17 points. 59-42. early in the career, as the New York diens in the East Division. ting his 25(|th just 43 seconds goal. Crosby's National Pro-Am whose wife broke into tears On Green Rangers extended their un- later, took a rebound of Gil- Marcel Dionne scored his Golf Tournament. when he three-putted the 72nd Moody and Nicklaus both third period before the Celtics Rod Gilbert, who.had.four could get untracked.. beaten string to 10 games with assists, set up Jim Neilson's bert's shot off the boards and 23rd goal of the year and set Nicklaus,'his blond mane hole in the 1205,000 event, put their second shots on the a 5-2 victory over the Toronto flipping it in. up Nick. Libbett's first-period tossed and tousled by the blus- dropping him back into a tic green, Nicklaus about 12 feet New York led by eight mid- goal 8>& minutes into tie way through the final period Maple Leafs last night. game. Bruce MacUregor Ratelle got his 25th goal of tie-breaker tp, lead the- Red tery ' winds whipping in off with Nicklaus and Kloyd. away and Moody between 22 Wings over Montreal and snap t'armel Bay. rammed in a 12- Moody, a 14-year ex-U.S. and 25. Floyd chipped weakly and then turned the scoring The triumph, New York's made it 2-0 with 12 seconds to the season about four minutes duties over to Frazier. fifth in a row. coupled with go in the period. after that on a power play. the Canadians; unbeaten foot birdie putt on the 15th Army sergeant, collapsed to a and was still on the fringe in streak at 13 games. • • ' •• hole at the Pebble Beach Golf four-over>par 7B in the final three. Henry Boucha began the up- Links to score his first victory round. Nicklaus and Floyd, Moody, who had three-put- f set in the nationally televised of the season and 42nd of his meanwhile, matched wind- ted the same green just a few game when he took a pass minutes before as a prelude to High Pockets' Kelly from Billy Collins following his collapse on the last hole, the opening faceoff and putted and missed. scored with just six seconds Floyd,then missed with his gone, the fastest goal in 40 Turn On, putter. years in the NHL. Now it was Nicklaus' turn. Enters Hall of Fame Kelly, the power-armed in- that ended the Series. Raiders Crushed The Golden Bear, winner of NEW YORK (AP) - They The Los Angeles Sharks got virtually everything the game called him "High Pockets," fielder of the New York Gi- Hoyt. the great Yankee ants in the 1920s, was elected • pitcher who faced Kelly in seven goals from seven differ- Fizzle Pirates can offer, lined it up with his but was more ent players in the first two pe- to the Hall yesterday along that , recalled LINCHOFT - Christian an injured ankle. usual deliberation, glared at than just a colorful appella- riods yesterday afternoon and Brothers Academy broke up a The Pirates got 2K rebounds the hole as if defying it to re- tion. with two others by the Old- "more than just a first base- timers Committee. man." went on to a crushing 9-2 vic- tight game in the foiirth peri- with McDonald getting 12 of fuse his offering, and stroked To , he was tory over the New York Rai- Also selected were pitcher "He was," said Hoyt, "one od here yesterday and won its them. it into the heart of the cup. one of the finest first baseman ders in a World Hockey Asso- Mickey Welsh, a 300-game of the greatest clutch hitters 14th straight, 63-51, over Seton MNn H«l (III The victory was worth who ever lived. To Waite ciation game. Hoyt, he was a dangerous winner with' the Giants prior in the game." Hall Preparatory. McDorald G8 FJ lllPoternT| o £16,000 to Nicklaus, who set a Zouano S 1 UlRomo Hoyt also called Kelly "one New York's goals were The undefeated Colts car- record with $320.(100 in win- man in the clutch. to the turn of the century, and Mannlnfl 4 2 lOlSlmmont 6 6 It of the finest gentlemen to play scored by Mike Laughtort and ried a two point lead into the Pmon 4 2 10'Fay 2 0 4 nings last year. And to the people who vote Billy Evans, a top-flight Trocey 0 0 0 Holland 6 3 IS the game." ' Gene Peacosh. fourth period, and then shot 75 Smim Little Dave Marr was alone for such things, he is a perfect American League umpire in Totals 21 9 51 i Totals 24 15 43 in fourth with a 73. one over choice for the Basketball Hall the 1920s. per cent in that fourth quarter Seton Hall 1] IS 10 14 —51 to send the Pirates to their CBA 14 14 II 24 -43. par, and 285. George Kelly of Fame. The committee attempts to fourth loss. They have won 11. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii revive baseball names from Unable to penetrate the Pi- the past and only considers rate defense for most of the those whose careers ended at first three periods, the Colts least 21) years ago. The new got all except two of their selections will be immorta- Bruins (61) Humiliate Irish; lized in services this summer buckets in the fourth from in close. at Cooperstown, N.Y.. along Most of the damage in the with pitcher Warren Spahn, a fourth stanza was done by modern-day player who was Leon Simmons, who got H of Wooden Reprimands Phelps picked last week by the Base- his 18 points. Tony Konia with ball Writers Association of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ranked Missouri trounced Nebraska 78-65; No. 8 Minnesota America. 7. and Brian Smith, who got B Notre Dame was beaten by UCLA and Dick Phelps was slammed Michigan State 93-77; No. 9 Alabama stung Ten- and provided the outside chewed out by John Wooden. nessee 72-56, and No. 10 Marqucttc slugged Chicago Loyola 73- Still Alive Kelly, a sprightly 77-year- shooting. You couldn't ask for anything more embarrassing to hap- 54, The Colts were able to pene- pen on national television. Elsewhere, No. 11 Houston defeated Nevada-Las Vegas old who lives in Millbrae, Ca- Take a free Mini-Lesson lif., is the only living member trate the Pirate defense after The top-rainked Bruins established themselves as the most 104-94; lUth-rankcd Southwestern Louisiana stopped Athletes Keven McDonald got into foul powerful dynasty in college basketball history, defeating in action 109-86; 14th ranked Providence whipped Kith-ranked of the three chosen on yes- and increase your reading trouble and left the game. Pri- Notre Dame 82-6:1 Saturday for a record 61st straight victory. Jacksonville 87-84; No. 15 St. John's. N.Y. crushed Dar- terday. or to that, the Pirates had thmouth 106-86; No. IB San Francisco smashed San Francisco Frisch, the Hall of Fame in- Along the way, UCLA Coach Wooden was so mad by the fielder who played on the Gi- utilized a pressing man to game's rough play that he left his east to scold Coach Phelps State 89-46; No. 17 Memphis State whipped New Mexico State speed on the spot! man defense, of Notre Dame. 75-61: loth-ated Kansas State spanked Oklahoma State 76-64; ants' World Series-winning However, the pace caught "I told Digger to keep his players under control." said No. 19 New Mexico was upset 76-67 by Colorado State, and teams with Kelly, recalled a In 60 minutes, over 80% of our Mlnl-Lesson audiences In- up to Seton Hall in the second Wooden, who looked like a stern teacher addressing a Ohio State surprised 20thranked Purdue 79-7.1. teammate with one of the fi- crease their reading speed. Just a little, but enough to know nest arms in the game. half, and they limited Ihcir delinquent pupil. UCLA was not treated too kindly by the South Bend crowd what It's like, At the Mini-Lesson, you will find out how the "His arm was so tre- press lo half court. Wooden referred particularly to incidents involving Notre of 11,343. which booed each Bruin as he was introduced and Evelyn Wood technique handles difficult textbook material. mendous that he was directed Forced to the outside. CBA Dame forward John Schumate and UCLA center Bill Walton. jeered throughout the game. Walton did most of the early How It improves memory and concentration. And, how It to be the relay man on throws shot poorly for the first three The Bruins' coach felt that Shumate was giving Walton an un- scoring and Keith Wllkes took over afterwards as UCLA stead- makes reading a pleasure instead of a chore. The Mini- from the outfield," Frisch quarters before getting hot in necessarily rough time.'However, while chatting with Phelps, ily built a lead that mounted at one time to 22 points in the sec- Lesson is one hour that could change your life, tool said. "His arm was better, in the fourth. For the game, they Wooden neglected to speak to the people who might have done ond half. / hit 44 per cent. Seton Hall was him some good — the referees. fact, than any of today's play- Ironically, the record-breaking victory was accomplished ers that I can think of." only H7 per cent. Asked about Wooden's finger-wagging session, Phelps pro- at the same arena where the Bruins last lost, on Jan. 21.1971. Kelly was involved in a fa- CBA scored the first four vided a tongue-in-cheek comment. "It is a tribute to the poise and consistency of our players, "He asked if me if I had read his book. 'They Call Me mous with Frisch points of the game, but that three different teams combined to set the record," said that helped the Giants beat RED BANK Coach.' " said the Notre Dame leader. McDonald hit twice to tie the Wooden. the in the game for the Pirates. The UCLA's achievement surpassed the 60-game winning "UCLA is a very good physical, aggressive team that plays streak of the San Francisco Dons during the mid-1950s. Phil 1921 World Series. A Yankee Colts led, 14-12, at the end of well together," said Phelps. "You have to have a great shoot- runner was on first base when the first period, but the Pi- Woolpert, the coach of that team, naturally was disturbed to ing day to beat them and what can you say about Walton — he Molly Pitcher Inn see his streak broken but felt that it was inevitable. Frank Baker hit a sharp ball rates cut the margin to one does so much." in the hole between first and point at the half, 28-27. "I've been anticipating it for some time," said Woolpert David Thompson scored 27 points, leading North Carolina from his home in Scquim, Wash., "but I figured with this par- second. The Colts added another State's romp over Furman. The Atlantic Coast Conference . Second baseman John Raw- 88 Riverside Dr. point to the lead in a slow ticular group, that it was just a matter of time. It's a cliche, leader broke in front early and piled up a 51-29 lead at half- you know, but records are broken all the time. Now. we're still lings made a spectacular stop third period before catching time. The victory was the 14th this season for the undefeated of the ball end threw to Kelly fire in the fourth. second best." Wolfpack. In Saturday's other games among the Top Ten, second- to get the runner coming Wed., Jan. 31,8 PM CBA had .'II rebounds with Jim O'Brien, encouraged recently by. Coach Lefty Driesell down the line. Then Kelly un- ranked North Carolina State crushed Furman SH-7H; fourth- to shoot more, scored UK points, powering Maryland's victory. the injured Koma pulling ranked Maryland defeated third-ranked North Carolina 94-88; corked a bullet throw to THE LYCEUM down 11. Coach Vinnie Cox O'Brien said he got the word from Drioscll after attempting Frisch to nail the runner who fifth-ranked Long Beach State turned back Northern Illinois only four shots in Maryland's early-season loss to North Caro- Home of Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics called him "A courageous ath- 101-86; sixth-ranked Indiana beat Michigan 78-73; seventh- was going from first to third lete" for his'performance on lina State. to complete the double play IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI iiiiMiiiiiiniiiiMiniiiiiiMUiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiniiuiiiiiiiMiiiiiniitniiiiiimnHimmiiiniiiiiiiiiili^imiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiniii 15 SC Races Head for Home For all intensive purposes, the unbeaten Knights can look in The Daily Register's Top place. THE DAILY REGISTER there appears to be just one now to their next goal — an 10. Freehold's one-point loss to TOPW Shore Conference basketball undefeated season with a divi- Asbury Park's one-point Hudson last week put the Co- 1. CBA (141) championship which is not sion flag as the prize. loss to Wall dropped the Bish- lonials back in eighth place 2. Wall Twp. (1S-I) pratically wrapped up. While CBA and Wall remain ops down to fourth. and Long Branch stayed in I. Neptune (11-5) on their unbeaten paths to Hudson Steps Up ninth place. 4. Asbnry Park (11-4) Mathematically, there is basketball glory, Neptune Henry Hudson Regional Mater Dei has company in 5. Henry Hudson Reg. (14-2) still life in Toms River South continues to be the most im- chewed away at the Top 10 10th place. Rumson-Kair C. R.B. Catholic (12-?) ("A), Ocean Township, Rum- proved team in the area. ladder by skipping three slots Haven, almost unnoticed in its 7. Ocean Twp. (12)) son-Fair Haven Regional and The Fliers' upped their to fifth, while Red Bank Cath- first Shore Conference "B" 8. Freehold (l!-3) Manasquan ("B), and Asbury streak of perfection to U ga- olic slipped a notch from fifth Division campaign has won S. Long Branch (11-5) Park ("C"), but all of those mes over the weekend and. to sixth and Ocean Township five of its last six games, and It. Mater Dei (12-S) and Rum- teams have fallen to their di- jumped ahead of Asbury Park dipped to seventh from sixth rates a share of the spot. son F.H. Reg. (lt-4) tie. vision leaders at least once, and all, with the exception of Toms River South, are two games out of first place. Harris, Bannon, Scheinblum The battle which is still red hot is in "D" where Freehold and Henry Hudson Regional appear to be headed for a big blow up on the final day of Accept State Writers Honors circuit action. NORTH BRUNSWICK - the Steelers of the the Year Award," for enjoy- 11.91 classroom average, on a Hudson left the city limits Football players France Har- NFL, accepted a trophy as ing a sparkling season with 4.00 scale, in geological stud- of Freehold with a one-point ris and Bruce Bannon. Ameri- "Pro Rookie of the Year." Kansas City. Scheinblum, a ies. victory last week and came can League All-Star right- . Harris ground out 100 yards or native of Englewood, batted Fleming a student at Wil- away with sole possession of fielder Richie Scheinblum and more six times during the sea: .308 last season. He was liam Paterson College, re- the loop lead, but the only long 'distance runner Tom son to equal the record estab- traded to Cincinnati at the ceived one of several achieve- thing that the game really "Fleming were among 11 per- lished by Jimmy Brown for- end of the season. ment awards. Fleming, win- (H1IMT Haft Photo proved was just how close the sons honored yesterday at the mer fullback of the Cleveland Bannon, a native of Hock- ner of the Shore Athletic Club SCHOLARLY APPROACH — Ricky Brown, right, Asbury Park High - two teams are. 37th annual dinner of the New • Browns. He finished the cam- away, took home the "New Marathon last week, finished , School's senior quarterback, receives the Thom McAn Trophy as Mon- Jersey Sportswriters Associ- paign with a total of 1,056 Jersey College Athlete of the second Saturday in a rrtara- Rolling Along ation. yards. Year" trophy. Bannon was an thon in Puerto Rico. . mouth County's scholar-athlete from The Dally Register sports editor Neptune hasn't even been ''Chuck Triblehorn/ center, while Ed Hudson/ the Bishops' head football Harris, a native of Mt. Holly Scbeinblum received the Academic All-America, player Newspaperman Jack, Oak- tested in "A." The Fliers have who played a starring role on "New Jersey Pro Athlete of of Penn State. He earned a coach, left, beams. The annual award is presented by The Dally Register yet to meet a tough challenge ley of the News Brunswick "to the football player who excels in the classroom as well as on the field in the division. Second-place Home News and a resident of of play. Toms River South, which is Fair Haven, and Sid Dorfman still only one game off the of the Star Ledger of Newark pace, drqpped a 27-point ver- received citiations for writing dict to the sizzling league excellence, leaders. Other achievement awards Bateman, Twitchell went to Bob Fishel, public re- Although there are still lations chief of the New York three teams with a chance to Yankees; Rev. John J. Hor- catch Lakewood in "B," the gan, retired director of athlet- Piners seems to be pulling ics at Seton Hall University; Ouster Is Imminent away with ease from the Ted Kubiak. a native of High- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - expediency," he said. , Bateman and Twitchell pack. land Park who proved a key Rutgers University was ex- , The athletic,director in- have been.in their present po- man in the Oakland Athletics dicated Bloustein had sought sitions for 13 years. Bate- Ocean, the team afforded pected to announce today that the greatest chance of catch- drive to the Amprican League it is asking for the resigna-' his resignation last week, to man's teams have compiled a pennant and World. Series be announced tomorrow and 73-51-0 .record, including a 7-4 ing Lakewood, was bomb- tjons of Football Coach John arded, 82-56, last week. crown in 1972 and Bob Seddon, Bateman and Athletic Direc- effective Feb. 1,1974. mark in 1972, a season cli- coach of the University of tor Albert W.TwitcheU. "This is a lousy thing for maxed by five consecutive ' Wall has had two close calls Pennsylvania's Ivy League . Dr.. Edward J. Bloustein, Rutgers," T,witchell said. victories. with Asbury' Park in "C," but soccer team. Seddon's team the state university's presi- mini IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIKIII iiiitniiiiii iininiiiiii [••••••••tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiMiii IIMHIIIMI um ranked. second, in the nation dent, called a news confer- last year. His Quaker teams ence for this morning and a have earned NCAA tourna- school spokesman said "the ment berths for four years. subject is athletics." Seddon lives in Che'rry Hill. Bateman" refused to make Taking Stock any comments yesterday but said lie would be available af- Schoolboy ter the news conference. "After'the president makes Schedule an official statement, I'll be Of Firearms free to answer any ques- ByALHORAY which added a safety factor. Thai armory s lassf tions," he said. Ihor« Cwifiranu rifles with numbers above that figure, how- "A"DIvlilon He said he hadn't been in- Long Branch at Mlddlclown Twp. With the off-season doldrums creeping up ever, were made of nickel-steel and are consid- T.R. Norm at Brick Twp. vited to the news conference, Nftptun* at Rarltan on area nimrods, visions of the coming seasons ered the best of the breed. T.R. South at Matowon R«Q. but the school's sports infor- spice our thoughts and plans begin to form on The Rock Island Arsenal made its 1903 ac- "E" Otvliltn mation director, Leslie Unger, ««tHtw Man PMIa Octon Twp. at Roimon-F.H, Rig. acquiring hunting pieces we have longed for tions of nickel-steel after serial number Monmouih Rig. trt Ugkiwood said Bateman would be there. TOASTED BY SCRIBES — Bob Davis, left, New York Jet quarterback, Jockton twp. at Monoiquon but have never owned. 285,507. The M-17 Enfield is likewise a sturdy Howfll or Central Rto. "1 do hoi prefer to go talks with Rich Schinblum; center, of the Cincinnati Reds and Franco Har- "C" DIvlllM Even the nimrod who has a favored rifle and safe action. Freehold.Twp. of Southern Refl. beyond that," Unger said. ris, left, of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Schinblum, formerly of Englewood, Wall Twp. ot Red Bonk Reg. hanging on the rack in his den has dwelled on All Mauser actions are considered Asbury Park at Manoiapon Twitchell said he was "not was lauded yesterday at the N.J. Sports Writers' Association banquet held "O" Division owning another hunting gun. He may want a safe—even those produced late in the second Shore Reo- ot Henry Hudson Reg. going to resign . . . they'll at the Greenbrler Restaurantjn East Brunswick as pro athlete of the Keyporf at Point Boro specific caliber or a rifle with a quality stock world conflict: There are many versions of Keombura ot Freehold have to fire me." that action and all are considered adequate for year, while Harris/ of Mt. Holly, received honors as the top pro rookie Holmdel at Point Beoch he can show off and admire. He may be satis- athlete of the year. Davis, a resident of Ocean Township, was previously Otfitri "I'm not going to be the fied with just a "huntin' gun" he has built him- reasonable loads. The most desirable Mauser CBA at St. Joseph's (TR) scapegoat for some political honored as N.J. college athlete of the year. sr. Rose at Mater Del self from an action he has purchased or horse- actions were produced between 1024 and 1943. R.9. Catholic at St. John Vfonney traded for some other item he has decided to Most Are Safe First Bout part with. We have also heard, many tales of World mi iiiiiiMiiiiiliiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii War II Japanese rifles being considered trash and unsafe. Not so. The Model 38 Arisaka in 6.5 Victorious mm caliber was one of the strongest actions Nimrod's Notebook ever, produced for military use. The later 7.7 GOOD/YEAR For Sharkey mnuminiinmnnniiininniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mm rifle used by Japanese troops is also con- We are often asked whether military ac- verted often for sporting use. ELIZABETH - Little Jack tions are suitable for conversion into sporting There were junk rifles produced by the Sharkey, better known to his arms. Questioners ask which actions are safe, sons of Nippon, but they were obviously made classmates at Middletown which military rifles are worth the cost of con- of inferior metal and one look by even a rank PERFORMANCE Township High School as version and whether late World War II Mauser amateur will give away its identity. Japanese Jackie Shareshian, knocked actions are safe for digesting modern hunting rifles lack the quality finish that the rifles of FEATURES... out Paul Tirado, of the Tren- loads. other nations and of the same vintage have, ton PAL, a 1972 Golden LOW, LOW PRICED Surplus Rifles They are truly rough around the edges, but Gloves finalist, in the third The number of military rifles and actions once you see a Japanese "clunker," you will round at the Elizabeth Ar- which have been converted into sporting arms know it for what it is. mory here Friday night, in his probably will never be known. It wasn't too first fight. Basically, then, most military actions are many years ago when the director of civilian sound enough to use as a starter for a hunting Sharkey. a 112-pound fly- marksmanship sold surplus service weapons to gun. Merely dressing up a military rifle with a weight,' battfed the Trenton qualified civilians and many thousands of GI new spoiler stock will satisfy many nimrods. representative for two rounds. 30-06 rifles found their way into the nations 4-PIYNY10N CORD TIRE Others, however, will want to screw in a new before punching him through woodlands. barrel and add better iron sights or a scope. CLEAN SIDEWALL the ropes in.the third round. Springfield Arsenal actions with serial The amount you can spend on such a project is DESIGN Sharley's left and rights had number below 800,000 were made of case-hard- a "dealer's choice" decision. ened carbon steel and are not. considered safe Tirado against the ropes be- Never, however, take an unknown military RADIAL DARTS fore a final shot sent the Tren- for modern loads. The model 1903 Springfields arm afield or to the target range until it is tonian out of the ring. number between 800,00 and 1.275.766 were thoroughly checked for safety by a competent ON SHOULDERS . made of carbon. steel and double-heat-treated. gunsmith. Three other flyVveight bouts llllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllilllHIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIl went the distance! iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiMiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRIPLE TEMPERED Sharkey, a Middietwon PBA NYLON CORD representative, needs three .more victories for the title. CONSTRUCTION Next Friday the Middletown PBA will send Fred Boynton, AGREAT the 1972 state lightweight ALTS TIRE IN ITS (novice class) champion, along with Don Buck to the PRICE CLASS wars. Buck won a KO victory "ALL-WEATHER H" last night. GYMNASTIC Angelo Strollo, a Middle- BLACKWALL town heavyweight, may also Bee action. 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FORbitotlon wagon. tlS. $3895 steering. $1595 74I.WI. 7 am. to 10 p.m. $1795 $3295 Exclusive Monmoulh County Dealer. W6I VOLKSW"ASSH 1- All ieather Interior, corptl t engln*. «». 70 PLYMOUTH Call otter 4-!^ '69 CHRYSLER 72 PLYMOUTH Fury III 4-door hardtop, pow- RUSSELL MONMOUTH MAZDA OLKHHAOENJ- More Clastititd Sport Suburban Wagon, power Newport 4-door sedan, bur- er steering, brakes, air condi- , tnn OLSSMOBILE-QUMUAC CO. , 904 Suntat Ay*. Albury Park, N. I. |^ffi^^SK?n?«K: on Ntxt Pag* gundy, V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc brakes. Air tioning. I WO Nlwmon Springs Rd. Red Bank] 779*177 AaburyPaik , 77M777 conditioned, steering. $2150 741- Autos For Sale $1795 $4095 71 NEWPORT 71 CHRYSLER Town & Country wagon, air 70 CHRYSLER Royale, 4-door hardtop, auto- conditioning, power steering, Mew Yorker, 4-door hardtop, matic, power steering, power brakes, 9 passenger. brakes, air conditioned. stereo, lull power. $3895 $2895 $2825 McGLOIN 70 '69 VOLKSWAGEN '68BUICK Custom impaia, 2-door power Campmoblle, 6 cylinder, LeSabro, 4-door hardtop, steering, brakes, 350 CID. 4-speed, 'power steering, brakes. $2350 $2295 $1365 Buhler & Bitter i

t Vkjnmulfi Established 1925 3290HWY35 HAZUET.NJ. SALES: 26441198 SERVICE: 264-9090 JANUARY CLEARANCE (iimsiiK COMING THROUGH Vtymoutfi FOR YOU! LATE MODEL USED CARS DEAL YOURSELF A WINNING HAND! NADA SAVE FROM NADA PRICES PRICE SAVE 1972 $ $ 4625 Estsile Wagon. Blue. Full power 40O $2250 OPEL "1900" Sport Coupe. Green. Automatic transmission.. •3OO $ 37OO OLDSMOBILE Delta Royale 4-door. Tan. Air conditioned.... $300 1971 $4075 4-door hardtop. Green. Full power $300 $ $4075 BUICK Electra 2-door hardtop. Beige. Air conditioned 300 WHEN YOU SELECT A USED CAR AT *2475 VOLKSWAGEN BUS. *...«,. $200

CIRCLE CHEVROLET $4075 BUICK Electra 2-door hardtop. Green. Full power A LIST OF OUR "UNDER $2,000" ANTE CARS $300 $3625 BUICK Cerrturian 2-door hardtop. Beige. Full power $300

1972 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE...... M995 (Fire Red) 4-speed, Decor group, radio, white walls, etc. 1970 1970 KINGSWOOD '1895 $50OO LINCOLN Mark III Blue. Full power $400 (Deep Blue) V-8, automatic, power, rool rack, radio, etc. $ 1970IMPALA SPORT COUPE „ M595 34OO ELECTRA Limited 2-door. Black. Full oower „ $400 (Sun yellow) 350 V-8,3-speed, radio, trailer hitch, etc. $2400 . 2-door. Black. Air conditioned $200 1970 TOYOTA MARK II SPORT COUPE ...... M595 $ $ 3275 BUICK Electra 4-door hardtop. Blue. Full power 3OO (Turquoise) Air conditioning, automatic, AM/FM radio, whitewalls, etc. $ 1970 DODGE CORONET M295 2725 2-door hardtop. Green. Air conditioned.... $400 4-door (Golden yellow) V-8, air conditioned, power, vinyl roof, radio, whitewalls. $ i 1969 CAPRICE CUSTOM COUPE M895 BUICK Estate Wagon. Green. Full power. $400 (Dover white) Air conditioning, vinyl roof, automatic, power, radio, whitewalls. 1969 CAMARO SPORT COUPE J1695 1969 (Rally orange) 6-cylinder, 3-speed, power steering, radio, discs, etc. $ 1968 CAPRICE SPORT SEDAN M695 1675 CHRYSLER Newport 4-door. Green. Air conditioned... i (Ascot blue) Air conditioning, vinyl roof, AM/FM stereo, power, whitewalls, etc. $200 S 1968 CAPRICE STATION WAGON 1595 OPEL 2-door. 4-soeed. Gold '100 (Dover white) Automatic, power, radio, whitewalls, discs. $ 17OO FORD Country Squire. Low mileage. 1968 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX COUPE '1595 $ $200 (Ash gold) Air conditioning, vinyl roof, power, AM/FM reverb radio, etc. 2375 ELECTRA Two-door. White. Full power. $200 1968 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE '1495 (Maroon) Air conditioning, vinyl roof, power, AM radio, whitewalls, discs. 1968 IMPALA SPORT SEDAN '1495 SEE OUR OLDER TRANSPORTATIOM CARS. • (Sequoia Gray) Air conditioning, vinyl roof, power, radio, whitewalls, discs. 1968 PONTIAC CATAUNA WAGON .'1395 THE ONLY PLACE TO BUY YOUR NEXT CAR (Dusk Blue) Automatic transmission, power, radio, discs, etc. 1967 IMPALA SPORT SEDAN '895 (Ascot blue) V-8, automatic, power, radio, seat covers, etc. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL You Can Depend On Our Service 741-3130 688 Shrewsbury Ave. 741-6200 New Shrewsbury 365 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale The Dally Register, Red Baak-Mftddtetown, UJs Monday. January », 1971 17 1970 LE MANS Wl - EleofM*. mahogany «URPMy Autos For Sale WANTED with motchlna top ond leather.TTlll JAercedn-Bem Sales Autos For Sate Truci» vor Foor-aoor. Thli lew mileage J»ou. Forty who nee* 100% financing, with no mll«. MAC CADI-OLDS MJ-ltW ty » loaded wltt) many exlroi. it money down, on a I HI CAD1ULAC SE- y' Freehold Itn CHEVROLET — K ten truck, SI V- you ore looking for an exceptional TWB FINEST SELECTION — Of new and OLDSMOBILE 1947 - Cutlass Supreme. 1970 SKYLARK WANTED I, fDur-tpeed tronimllllon, 4,250 mllet. . DAN DE V1LLE. Air conditioning, Four-door. Fully fqulpptd in- Party who needs 1W% financing, with no uMd car, Dili Is Itl Sow new. ami . AM/fM stereo. S2I95. For quick credit .MM can In Monmouth County. Over too VI. Automotlc. Power steering, power Must tell Asilng «;», 7i7-iJW7 crfter 5. ' always strylced by us. Must be alr-condltlontd ntw cart In stock. windows, oir conditioning. Brlghfred with cluding factory air. An ex- money down, en a 1V70 MONTEGO MX. BEST •O.K ", call OASIS MOTORS it (Ml) 7JI- ceptional buy. Sovejiowi VI. Power iteerlno. tins. For quick cred- IM4 CMC 4000 — 5 yd. dump truck. Itet stto to be appreciated. McGLOIN (UICK-OPEL INC., Shrewi- block vinyl top. S99S. 342-lttO. 7100. bury Aye., Mew Shrewsbury. 7414200. it "O.K.". coll OASIS MOTORS at (201) Internotlonol 1100, e'/i yd. dump truck.' 7TFEW 197J MG'S LEFT - Hurry! A I C 1945 DODGE — Saod condition. Sl« cylln- Coll Jerry, I9*«l]e, after • p.m. RASSAS Motors, « S. Main St., Asbury Park. 775- MONMOUTH *r, stick shift. Asking SJSO. Coll M2-IS36 RASSAS for Less at between I o.m. ond 12 noon or 542-2961 19A6 THUNDERBIRD — Like new. 41,000 1969 WHITE FREIGHTUNER - 135 PONTIAC ' CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH anytime. miles. New brakes. IMS WS Broad St. 741-51(0 RPEL GT 1970 — Excellent condition. TWVOCKSVyAGtN BUI — txcenent Asking «I89S. 244-5179. pickup. Excellent condition. Coll otter 6 1795 1W» OLDSMOBILE II — Don't wall until 26,000 miles. S1900 or best otter. Call 787- condition. VW worronry. Seven passenger. p.m.^291-3699. Autos For Sale S2.9S0. Call 142-1312 or 7471660. 1961 STUOEBAKER LARK — Pour-door. this Is on a lot for J1395. One owner. Two- 25,000 miles. IIW. mt Sludebaktr. S500. door. Air, full power. Cleon. Only S995. FORD CLOSED VAN 1V69 — *. tCOno- WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY l»70 DODGE CHALLENGER - RTSE 1949 TRIUMPH — GT-4+ Fastbock. Top 74II54J. 1970 DUSTER Call 471-9029. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore shape. Low mlleooe, Beit otter. Colt 223- line, six cylinder stick. Very good condi- 3«. Four speed. Low mlleooe. Encellent C~CTRVE~T7E — 1971. Blue. Two topTT tion. »12» firm. 717-3460. V-8. automatic transmission, pow- 1941 CAMARO — Blue. Vinyy l roofoof.. ThreeTree. Shrewsbury, N.J. condition. S150O. Call 774-7190. MAV between 3-5 p.m. 747S400 Four-speed Ironsmlssion. Four new Mkh- er steering, radio, vinyl roof. ...• 14,0034000 milesmils.. Excellelentt conditionditi . .19*4 THUNDERBIRD - EVERYTHING elln steel-belted tires. 13500 Coll between 1959 FORD PICKUP TRUCK ». 264-OKX. 1963 BUICK LE SABRE - Power steer- 1150 DATSUN Ing, brakes. New muffler, pipe. Battery WORKS. ONE OWNER. LOOKS AND 9-5 dally except Wed., 717-4120. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE RUNS VERY GOOD. W7S. CALL 741-4243. Coll 717-7151 1945 PLYMOUTH FURY III - Wagon. one year old. Excellent running condition. PLYMOOTfTVlP — l96TTFour.door hTrd^ Air, all power, rock. Good tires. Good . 370 Brood St. IMim Keyport _ S22S firm. 49S.1237. top. Air, outomotlc, power brakes, sleer- VANECONOLINE 1964 - Three-speed. "1995 •ng. Extra tires and rims. Full of extros. Excellent tires. Paneled Inside. Asking condition. 1450. !«4-»343 ofter «. CIRCLE CHEVROLET " *" 1970 FORD TORINO — Hardtop convert- 3JS Mople Ave. Red Bonk WANTED Excellent condition In ond out. 1995. 6M- J»95. 747-9555. ' 1971 TOYOTA 1100 — Excellent condition. ible, fully equipped, vinyl root. Good con- Porly whp need* »00*» financing, with no 6433. 1970 MAVERICK 20.000 miles. 21 M.P.G. Snow tires Includ- 741-3130 dition. Asking JI4V5. Call 741.7219 or 142- money down, on o 1968 NOVA. 41295- For Automatic transmission, vinyl roof CADILLAC ed. 495-1270 or 4951764. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb quick credit "O.K."', call OASIS MOTORS I960 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent condi- radio. service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 42 Lower 1965 MGB — Two new tires, two new bof- Of (101) 721-7100. tion. Engine rebuilt, new clutch, brakes, Main St., Matawan. 544-2299. battery {300. 747-3311. Fleetwood Wanted Automotive terlet. SI25 firm. 19M TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Good condi lut, blu* vinyl top, matching F & H Motors Inc. Phone 291-9147 tton New tires, brakes ond battery. 179S. 1964 CHEVROLETTMPACA "1595 Authorlied Dealers, 1971 MAVERICK — Two-door. Red. AirColl 671-0323 after S p.m. V3S0 nterlor. Loaded with all tht Ca- Dodge and Dodge trucks 143-1335 after 6 p.m conditioning, power steering, rodlo, auto- 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA - Beloe. Two Illlac extraa. Low mileage. Hwy 35 Eatontown, N.J. matic. Best offer. 593-4311. "ZASHPM" 54M111 new tires plus two snow tires. Air condi- 1967 PONTIAC - White. Two-door ledon. 1970 DODGE I96S MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE tioning. Asking mO0. 566-1381- Power brakes ond steering, heater, rodlo. $3995 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Good condition. >795. Coll 222-0959. Polara. Four door hardtop, auto- Vtt NEED USED CARS Good running. »29S. 1964 MGB. — Engine and transmliilon Hwy 34 Eaiontown matic transmission, power steer- 291-0591. completely rebuilt. All new brakes, extra LEAVING COUNTR~Y — 1972 HONDA WE WILL PAY engine ond ports. 222-7643. coupe, excellent condition. SI400. Coll 5<2- ing, radio, vinyl roof, air condi- RUSSELL KROLL MOTORS. INC. 340Sotler 5 p.m. tioned. Z79 Broadway long Bronch WANTED 1964 DODGE DART — Good condition, TOP PRICES Party who needs 100% financing, with no Custom point too. Extras, M50. OLDSMOBILE-CADIUACCO. money down, on a 1961 OLDSMOBILE Colt 841-567S after 5 p.m. Trucks for Sale TOM'S FORD | AAA AUTmwxO CREDIT CUTLASS. V«. Power steering, air condi- '2195 Aitumt pavmtnts on any of loo cars In tioning. J1S95. For quick credit "O.K.", AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE - 1967. Good 1961 DODGE VAN — All windows. 11,600 Next Page itock. Credit applications accepted by coll OASIS MOTORS at (201)721-7100. conditionondltlon. New convertible top. Good nines. u»s. Little Silver Upholstery, 747- llrm.946-9$63. 741-0910 Autos For Sale Phone. All makes and models available. PEUGEOT 404 WAGON 1970 — Automatic Ires. S500 tl 2oTO Guaranteed credit. Call for 1 hour ser- 1970 TOYOTA vice. Baylhore Chrysler-Plymouth. AMrFM radio with oir. Extra set of Corona, Four door sedan, aulo* •70-1700 studded snow tires with root rock. Call Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 775-5575, ask for Bobby. Evenings 222 9476 matic transmission, radio. RED BANK VOLVO BUICK 1963 ELECTRA — Four-door 1970 MAVERICK — Six cylinder. A-l con- hardtop. Good engine and transmission. dition. All new tires, only iflOO. 717- *1595 As Is, S250. 787-6211 56tS-Aik for Joe. OLDSMOBILE 91 — Luxury sedan, blue, 1967 CADILLAC - Coupe DeVille. All 1967. Car equipped wlrn every option. New block, vinyl roof. Black leather interior. 1970 TOYOTA exhaust system and tires. Askino S975. Excellent condition. Must be seen. 747- Call 74I-02SO. 4761. Corona Mark II Wagon. Automatic transmission, radio, air condi- CHEVROLET 1964 — Sl«-cylinder, stan- I«J OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Convert. dard shift. Good running condition. Reo- Rile. Good condition. Asking ISOO or btst tioned. 1972 VOLVO 1972 LEFTOVER sanable. (42-6MO after 7 p.m. offer. Coll 741-6156. FORD WAGON 1961 Station wagon, like new, 4- Executive car. Fuel injection, 1969 ROADRUNNER - Clean. Needs Good transportation. 160. tome work. S700. 4- 1972 "1995 speed. AM-FM. 144 automatic, factory air, AM- Coll 717-2791 Coll 741-5195 or 741-5600 OVER 5250,000 INVENTORY $3350 FM stereo. SAVE$1000 •Autos For Sale OF NEW I USED CARS PLYMOUTH £ CHRYSLER LEFTOVERS 1969 DODGE Autos For Sole INCLUpiNGA Dart GT. Automatic transmission, WIDE SELECTION OF 70 CHIVH0UT •70 CHRYtLU power steering, vinyl roof. 2 NEW LEFTOVERS 1967 MERCEDES Super Sport Newport Royaler Volvo 164 EA, automatic fuel 250S. 4-door. Automatic, power 73PLYM0UTHS& '70 FORD '71 CHRYSLIR Country Squire Town & Country injection. 1 light blue, 1 light steering, brakes, windows. Fac- CHRYSLERS *1695 tory air. Immaculate. Wagon Slalion Wagon green, 4-doors SAVE UP TO '68 PONTIAC 70 OLDSMOssILt SAVE $800 $3395 1969 FALCON 1970 BUICK Firebird Cutlass Two door, standard transmission 1971 BUICK .: .'. „ .$33O.» 1967 Ft>RD '«• VAN '88 IMPIRIAL Eketro 2-doof hordtop, dak blu#, fuH pewtr, focfoiy oir. radio. Riviera Kotnbi Bus 1971 FORD 43205 T-Bird Brougham 1600 S Slat* blut. black Interior. Buck- UD Country Sow* wagon. fvH powtr, fact07 oir, lO-pomngtr, AM-FM «l«(*o. 4-door, graan, black Interior, ON 72 LEFTOVERS Many Many Mor* 995 107ODU1CK „ „, $179^ black vinyl lop, bucks) nati et statt. Comole. Air condl- To Chooit From Stylo* 2-door hardtop, Autamlic, mio, h.ot.r, powar .••«rirv . ) and console. Equipped with V-t tloned. Power windows, powar 1080DODQB „„ „ ...... $1495 engine, automatic, power win' ••al. Tilt steering wheel. Orlgl. 1969 FIREBIRD "Suptf »••" 2-door hardtop oufomafic, powtr iltirng. i!«IJ7,O0OrnJlM.Uk».-i«w. Hardtop. Automatic transmission, 1968 FORD ...... 91195 dow», factory air condnioning, power steering, radio, vinyl roof, ThuncUfbird, full powar, oir condilionad. Good family car. SPECIAL air conditioned. 1888 CHEVROLET ....J885 Irnpafa 4-doar, way. $995 $2995 1968 FORD „ ...,..,$1OSO •1995 Muitang, V-B, 3-ipitd. 1STO KARMAHN _ SI SOS RUSSELL RUSSELL Chia con*rhbU, U.OOO mllti. On. ownar, lik< n«>. R.d. , OLOSMOBILECADIUACCO. 1968 CORVETTE 1970 RENAULT _ $1195 flLDSMOBILE-CADILLACCn." R-IO.Whilt. 0 Ntwmtn Sprtngt Ha. w gn [ f00 K.»min Spring, M. IM (ant | '2895 1888 VOLKSWAGEN „ $1195 . 741-0910 741-0911 Kormann Ohio coup*, on* owmr. R»d- Pod 10, Ktattr. 1866 VOLKSWAGEN $895 1968 FORD lug G»«i. Country sedan wagon, automatic 1987 VOLVO $495 4-door, 114, 4.ip**d, wi good. transmission, power steering, ra- dio. Authorized Dealer Since 1956 H395 DON'T MISS WALL LINCOLN MERCURY'S 1968 OPEL RED BANK V LVO Rallye E.Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank BRAND NEW USED CAR LOCATION 51095 1968 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury. Two-door hardtop •1195 1968 COUGAR XR7 Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. GRAND 5 THE IMAGE 1595 1967BUICK Skylark wagon. S1295 1967 THUNDERBIRD Four-door Landau, aijcondi- tioned. M395 EXTRA 1967 DODGE LOW PRICES Coronet, two-door hafdtop. S995 19670LDSM0BILE 4-door hardtop, automatic trans- mission, power steering, radio, air conditioning. *1095 1967 PONTIAC Grand Prix, air conditioning. SELL-E-BRATION S M295 1972 COUGAR 3379 1971 LINCOLN '3329 2-door hardtop, automatic, power brakes, power steering, 4-door Town Sedan Loaded with extras. High mileage spe- 1967 VALIANT air, vinyl top. Like new, 5,929 miles. 2-door S $ 1971 MERCURY 3299 1973 GREMLIN '2189 * Colony Park 9-passenger wagon. Air conditioned, tape 995 X 2-door, stick. 3,386 miles. deck. 1966 CADILLAC J 1971 BUICK 3869 1972 MERCURY '4069 Coupe DeVille Colony Park, 9-passonger wagon. 14.255 miles. Real sharp S Riviera. Air conditioned, loaded with extras, vinyl roof. 1195 1971 CADILLAC S4719 1971 TR-6 '2279 Convertible. Extra clean. 1966BUICK Sedan DeVille. Loaded. 26,000 miles. Gold. La Sabre 1969 PONTIAC '1099 '895 G.T.O. 4-speed, power fleering. 1966 BUICK Skylard. 2-door 2 NEW SNOW TIRES with the purchase of any used car during this sale. Offer Starts Saturday '895 FREE January 27th through Saturday, February 3rd. 1964 BUICK Wildcat Corner of Broad St. & Newman Springs Rd. '495 1973 OlDSMOBILE Red Bank 747-5350 542-1000 AWAVS/ISTEP/IHEAD WE WILL TAKE YOUR TRADE AND WIDE SELECTION OF MODELS - ARRANGE EVERY ONE A STEP AHEAD! FINANCING KITSON See a "Russell Man" today... Shrewsbury, N.J. RUSSELL Used Car Location Corner of Broad St. OLDSIYIOBILE-CADILLAC CO. & Newman Springs Rd. HIGHWAY 36 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Red Bank EATONTOWN 741-0910 747-5350 18 Tbe DaOy Register, Red Baak-MkkBetowB, N.J. Monday, Janury 29,1*7] Htlp Wanted Help Wanted Male or Female Trucks for Sale Boats and Accessories Male and Female IM!IFORO — « ton pickup. Kf« tires, SPOHTCRAFT-BOSTOhl WHALER TYPISTS paint, 10,000 mile rbgullt tnglne. USO. ««!- GLASrRON-OMCJOHNSONMERC- If you con tyit »«r 55 -wpm «ccuro1tly. KI5. £RUISER-BOAT TRAILERS wewlllirotnfou. ' GUARDS NE — Super heavy FLAGSHIP MARINE j conditionIon .US SS5D0 Municipal Marine Basin GALL 747-5880 Atlantic Highlands 291-24: WORK NEAR HOME CollWI For Interview ond »ypln» test. Ooy shift, ICE MAT CARLE RIGGINO Motorcycles BOATMAN'S SHOP AND PAY INCREASE FULL/PART-TIME AFTER TRAINING. —ALL SHIFTS— 1972 HONDA 450 New Jersey's Largest Must befeeiit,. ol«rt , with cor ond home ' Call 142-WU PRODUCTION AND phone. Jnlfofms and tqupment supplied. HODAKA 1MB PLUS — Extra knobby, VIKING ICEBOAT — Oloil twa-seoter, MERIT INCREASES . Opportunity for promotion through the toot kit and workshop monuot; cockpit covir, cushion, bwm caver. Sob- ranks Ui-USO ^__ Hod sail, all Horklm blocks, wheel and EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 1W? HONDA tin MECHANICAL From 10 a.m. — a p.m. of 4M-21W) 17- SCOTTIE CRAFT - Sport Fllhtrmon. Priced to sell. PASTE-UP ARTISTS SUZUKI H5CC — 3.000 miles. ' NEEDED TOO. HOLIDAY INN BUSINESS NOTICES • PROGRAMMERS* Burns International YAMAHA Dulgn ond code ASSEMBLER for Dgta Communication Application of front end SALES — PARTS — SERVICE Business Notices Help Wanted Help, wanted Help Wanted drives. FQmlllar with Data Modems FOR- Security Systems Largest Stock of TRAN. To 1S.SK. Fee paid. X Evergreen PI. E. Oronge Yamaha Ports In New Jersey MINI-MOVERS Male or Female Male or Female INCOME TAX RETURNS - Dullness Of* Male and Female An equal opportunity employer, m/f personal returns, payroll taaei, W-2, etc. J&R CYCLE SERVICE Coroorgtlon and partnerships. Over 20 d/r Personnel TYPISTS CLERKS 171 w. Front St. Red Bonk 142-0177 vrs. Mlootttown arta. Margery Trovoto, TAX RTURNS PREPARED X-RAY TECHS (2) 157 Brood St., Red tank 142-3501 l/o Relloole Tai Service. Call tor cw»lnt- Reasonable prices. p&B Tax Service, of- NOTICE REGISTERED A variety 0' Interesting ond diversified os« - mtnt, 471-1319. tlceot Oo^lad CCue Ollllord Parlor, Rl. 13, Modern, expanding community slgnments with top nolch companies whoj Mobile Homes Mlddletown, New jersey hospital has 3 attractive positions always coll. TREE REMOVAL NColl«7l HELP WANTED READERS available for registered X-Roy SALES MANAGERS GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — SERVICE Technicians on the t o.m. -4 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS — For per- Bettnnv Rd.. off Hwy IS, Hoilet. Walk to Trees ond stumps removedl No Job too Lawyers-Buslnessmen-Profcssfonals or 4 p.m. midnight shift. Ex- sonoble Individuals with cor who need A-l TEMPORARIES snooping oroos. 2H-3'I1. vreiii! All work guarontttd. Coll for free AND ADVERTISERS cellent salary plus evening differ- to earn I2O0 per week or more. Repre- 55x11 MOBILE HOME — 2ti-ton olr con. mote. S42-3272. Retired merchant, good health, 1973 ve- ential, comprehensive benefits, sent locol merchants on direct to hicle, travel anywhere. Seeks work TB- pleosen) working conditions. home program. Daytime sales on WE TREAT VOU WITH COURTESY dltlontr, under skirting, oxtxl aluminum FURNITURE-ANTiaUES— Stripping, aulrlng fact, dependability. Messenger In.compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- Register todoy No Fee Cosh bonus. shtd, 30x12 owning. 24/0337 after 4 week- finishing, restoring. No water utod. No leads. Outside sqles experience help- service acceptable. S3 per hour plus •>• crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. ful but not necessary. Coil Mon. ond days, anytime weekends. sanding needed. Safe for veneers, Inloys, penscs. Jn-iiu. B0 Brawl V. RED BANK 7412441 gue lotnh. SNYDER CHEMCLEAN, lM- der the combined "Help Wanted Mole or Female" column. Tues. only, M1-B33. . Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- 892-1100 Wanted—Automotive New work and old work. DENTAL ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN Reasonable rates. 7I7-7ISI. pressed, unless a bona tide occupation requirement exists. POINT PLEASANT Experienced, cholrslde. Send resume to JUNK CARS SLIPCOVERS RWS. US Hording Rd., Red Bonk. Sofa, t40. Chair, 122. You supply the fab- Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- HOSPITAL UN SUPERVitO* PICKED UP ric, wTll do the rest. Gurontetd work- EMPLOYMENT Riverfront & Osbarn Ave. Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking manship. S71-23J4. cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey Point Pleasant. N.J With full sUperTfrory responsibilities Ion,SHOE SAUS - It You ore selling shoes Eatontown 542-2235 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- Hilp Wanted Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by colling the: nursing home with iotal'lSTbeds. GerloM and are not making to (ISO a week, don't rushed ant Installed for only SW.tS. To or- rlc nurshlrxj experience necessary. pass this opportunity for good salory. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - der, call MT-OtsJ. New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by-SECRETARY— fj«c»tltnt benefits 5130 hours and excellent future, find complete} AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Mali and Female IEMOOELING — Painting, paneling, writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark. ti.J. 07102. LICENSED PHACTICAL NURSE resume to Box P.15e, The Dally Register^ MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35. Eatontown. 542-: SECRETARY—Meet KM PMIIC *110 Heel Bonk. All replies held In conlldence- 24M. ; sheetrock and taping, concrol* Block and LABORATORY BY EXAMINATION Hie work. Free estimates. 7W-3WI. TYPIST—Pnone OIK) general office S95 11 p.m, to 7 a.m. shift MEDICAL SECRETARY — Also Reals- Highest prices paid for oil used cars TECHNICIAN Help Wanted Help Wanted tered Nurse. Resrwnilble, coring, mature OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premise] ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. At) ASCP-REQISTERED CLERK-Credlt or banking Jim persons. Top salaries. No Bats. Port or at all times. types ot masonry. Driveways. Con «J- Male and Female Male and Female Call Mrs, Brendow lull time. Busy specialist. Medical e>- TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE )ln, 717-1601. Excellent opportunity for ASCP-reglstered BOOKKEEPER—To general ledger *17I rlence. Cnlay worklnd with people, SM-otOO FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE technician with hematology experience. HOLMDBL onmoum Medical Center. Write to Boa Excellent salary, comprehensive benefits KEYPUNCH-LloM experience US CONVALESCENT CENTER ~ 'tie Doily Register, Red tank. WANTED — Chevrolet Suburban, tnli — Attics and cellars cleaned. Junk r#- Including Blue Crass/Blue Shield, ma|or ACE Hwy 3^ HoTSan _.i^ model, low ml I woe. * ton. medical and lite Insurance. BTARY-To V.P...... to »1»0 REAL ESTATE LEOAL SECRETARY — Immedloteepen- Call 741-2201. li«6TARy-^Lrghtor restaurant. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741* ' SECOND COOK ' Any oge over IB. Full Ar part-time. Will 6200. EXPERIENCED GladlyVoln, If necessary. Write Box L-72, Coll 741-41)1 lor appointment. he Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Personnel CAREER OPPORTUNITY ASSISTANT »OOKKSepER - Accounts ECHANIC — Musi have own I EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY 2nd ANNUAL A MONTH LONG ted Bank HEAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full time Receivable plus other office duties. Good rlcnced. Good pay^benefits. real estate sores people for our new of- solary. Pee negotiable. Hailet area. fices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unll ERAMAN M/W BOOKKEEPER - Experienced in au- censed, we will trolh and prepare through ilf tang and lint copy from prt- tomotive, general ledger, monthly state- our special school. Unlimited potential. .Inals. No experience necessary. ments, payroll. Excellent salary, benefits. SIS,000-130,000 first year, possible man will train. Coll 747-5860 for op- Campers Headouorters, Wall Twp. 922- oaement In near future. Draw available. Mor« Cla.tified Anniversary for Interview, WOO. Call Palace Realty Associates, 918-4400 or 264-5300. Ask for Mr. stearn. on Next Page. . — 7 o.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. REGISTERED NURSE - For position In Emery Manor, Motawcm Public Health Agency, Long Branch. Coll 5A6-M00 229-0816 between B:30 and 4:30 Help Wanted Help Wanted BABYSITTER — LIVE IN Mlddl«town area. References. ALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - Male and Female Male and Female 671-36W after 4:30 p.m. Earn 113,000 per year If qualified. Call Miss Strand, jil »127. WAITRESS M/W — IS or over. Day or nigh! shift, full or port-time. Apply In per- BX OPERATORS — 1-11, 11-7 nlaht PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES son only, RUM RUNNER, 5eo Bright. shifts. Including weekend openings. Full - part-time. Long term work. 741-4700. We need people to work rotating shifts BULLDOZER OPERATOR ASSISTANT MANAGER We offer: 471-SI 73 Please apply (n person • Permanent employment close to home Counlry Suaser Cor Wash, .Mlddlelown. • Excellent wages Including shift differential payments SECRETARY AND GENERAL OFFICE AUTO BODY • Health Program WORKER — For purchasing department. • Life Insurance Must be accurate and good typist. Min- EXPERIENCED METAL WORKER CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, 946 8380 • Paid Holidays ond Vacations imum three years experience, write Box • Retirement Plan J-53, The Dally Register, Red Bank. EFRIGERATION ASSEMBLY TECH- • Opportunity for advancement HAIRDRESSER NICIAN — Experienced In the assembly • Extra-large selection. Experienced. Excellent opportunity. of specialized refrigeration units from Apply at Contend D-or, Liner oft. basic drawings. Must be able to use all common hand tools, power drill and do Special prices that we could • Immediate delivery ASSISTANT ENGINEER — For large [olderlng. Apply Electro Impulse Lob non-profit organization. Red Seal license Inc.. lit Chestnut St.. Red Bank. An equal KERR • Instant bank-rale financing. required. Excellent opportunity for right opportunity employer <;i,\ss M \\i FA Individual. Liberal fringe benefits. Submit resume to Box K-94, The Dally Register, WOMAN — LIVE-IN — HOUSEWORK. |'\I:K vr.ivr, raiinnrrs DIVISION offer only during our Anniversary! • On-lhe-spot trade allowances. Red Bonk, N.J, An equal opportunity em- SALARY S100 PER WEEK. PLUS FREE Reerj and Fiancis Sfs.. Keyporl ployer. ROOM AND BOARD. WILL BOARD An equal ooporlunity employer • Prices return to normal alter this sale. HUSBAND FREE. NEED CAR. NO EX ACCOUNTANT - For local Industry. 'ERIENCE NECESSARY. CALL 531-9047 Preparation of financial statements, cost >FTER 5:30 P.M. analysis, schedules, etc. State experience and salary desired. Write Box J-51, The SALES EXPERIENCE — Curtains, drap- Dolly Register, Red Bank. eries, ready mode ond custom. Full time. 1973 FORD LTD 1973 FORD MUSTANG Coll for appointment, Shrewsbury Decora- SALESMEN M/W — Full time. Per- tors. 747-4452. Stock No. 297 Stock No. 390 manent position available for oggresslvs UTOMOBILE AND/OR TRUCK ME- person In retail sales. Some stock work, !HANIC — Fully experienced Class A. All ilx-doy week. Apply In person, D & H lenetlts. Full Time. Apply In person, PAINT, 14 W. Front St., Red Bank. ichwartz Chrysler Plymouth, 141 W. WATCHMAKER — Immediate opening. Tont St., Red Bonk. AUTOMOBILE SALES Excellent Income. Pleasant working con- ditions. Five doy week. Must have own MALE AND FEMALE - It you are read- tools, cleaning machine, etc. Apply Lif- ing this ad, we hove on opening, pick-up tman's Jewelers, Monmouth Shopping ond deliver for Fuller Brush Co. Earn Thinking about making a change to improve Center, Eatontown. S3.75 per hour. Coll 402-1074. between 9 ond 1 p.m. yourself? We have an opening for an individual with a MIDDLEMAN COOK M/W — Fulltime. Experienced. Apply in person, CobbleS- Help Wanted proven sales record and the desire to get ahead. Re- tones Restaurant, Hwy 35. Mlddletown. 741-8344. Male and Female liability, honesty, and ability to motivate yourself are DRIVER — Apply In person. ' essentials. You will be selling both new and used cars Ben's Cor Wash for the county's oldest Pontiac Dealership. Brougliam. 4-door pillared hardlop. This Route 35, MWdletown. all black limousine like car is really FACTORY REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- loaded like a limousinfi including steel ANNIVERSARY belled radial ply tires, full power, air quires a large staff due to expansion pro- JOBS SALE PRICE 2-door hardtop linished in gold glow ANNIVERSARY conditioner, AM-FM stereo radio and gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- Inaddition, we offer an outstanding pay plan, special paint with a black vinyl tool and SALE PRICE Irous ot^arnlna over 120,000 oer vear- Opfninq\ in ^#vrrol much, much more. plus you will have free use of a car, Blue Cross and interior fully equipped including air con- Office leads, extensive advertising notion- of our produc tion Original List $5720.95 al referrdl service. Member of two MLS', drportmcntv Wtll Blue Shield, and the best profit sharing/pension plan ditioning, power steering and brakes. raining program. All replies held In strlc- b(> rfquirrd to wort* Original List $3933.48 • nt confidence. Send resume/to Box G-77, fivf Ooy*. Mon l& in the area. he Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Sun I o n*t. -4 p m. ™ 5ECRETARY "" Good incenriwf pay. oll>r ihorl trgining XCELLENT TYPING AND SHORT- pfnod. H oipt- For a confidential interview, contact Aaron Ras- 1973 FORD PINTO 1973 FORD PINTO HAND REQUIRED. SALARY OPEN DE- tohfotion. paid ho FENDING ON BACKGROUND AND EX- I Iday^ ana othtr sas at Rassas Pontiac, 395 Broad St., Red Bank, 741- ERIENCE. FOR FULL DETAILS, Stock No. 441 Stock No. 357 LEASE WRITE TO BOX A-122. THE 5180. DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. ECEPTIONIST — For Real Estate of- Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Ice, Saturday only. Typing ond steno nee- rtsarv. Hours 9 to 5. For interview, call 171-2300. 3OOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR - Must have good bookkeeping bock- ound. Call 842-1303 for appointment. Help Wanted CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Male and Female Squire Station Wagon. Dark green with A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR ANNIVERSARY a matching interior and equipped right ANNIVERSARY 2-door. A sharp bright red economy car lor your family including automatic MANY NEEDS ' * with a contrasting black interior. Ready SALE PRICE SALE PRICE transmission, radio and healer, luggage RNANCIAL EXECUTIVE to take home. $ rack and air conditioner. Original List $2099 Tired ol commuting? Original List $3313.12 3084 Adding Machines General Contractors Painting * Decorating 1995 Typewriters Central New Jersey listed Inter- CARPENTRY — Remodeling, paneling, CAUL 8 JONES - Pointing and wollpd- ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters closets, doors, oddltlons. Odd lobs. Rea- perlng. Fully Insured. For tree estimates, national Industrial company wilh sold, rented, repaired. Serpleo 1. 101 Mon- sonable rates. U1-nt5. call 27v-3l3t. centralized treasury lunction is mouth St.. RedBansi. 747-OM3. seeking a top executive with ex- Peorl and perience in a treasury, and possi- Limousine Service Bead Restringlng bly a controller division of an In- ARROW LIMOUSINE SERVICE Clocks and Codlllacs ond Chryslers for oil occasions - Expertly on braided nylon. SI SO a strand. dustrial company. His in- Sterling closps from 75c. REUSSILLES'. WotchRepair 24 hr. service. S42-U44. MOST AFFORDABLE FORD volvements will be within the basic 36 Broad St.. Red Bank. Antique Clocks, watche*. flrte )«welrv ex- lunctions ol financial analysis, pertly done. Den Pens Jewelers, 7*9 River Rooting, Siding Jou Know Why cash management, credit and col- Ed., Folr Hoven. MM1B. Odd Jobs ft Insulation lection, and taxes. He will serve cs LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, garages the direct assislant lo the vice clean**) up. Free estimates. MI-214V after OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING president and treasurer with olli- Commercial Art 3 p.m. Installed pnd guaranteed tor 10 years. 775- OTItt -741-Mlt. cer status. Limited travel to subsi- SIGN LANGUAGE — We make signs. M2-t>ll S»W ROOFING 74l«S0 diaries. Salary to $25,000 plus ex- < l l- Pointing * Decorating "Monmouth County's Live wire Roofers" (PUS: f8 S J!B! "* Specialists — repairs, shingle work. cellent company paid benelil INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPERING plans and aulomobile. Immediate ,NG*AND SIOING '• personal Interviews will be ar- 542-0779 Commercial-residential. Financing or-l ranged. Wrile in complete con- Diamonds PAINTING — Brush and spray. Also wall- ranged. M2W7S or 4tS-2442. j papering, call far tree estimate. fidence, furnishing background in- Bought or Restyled Rod Schocllner M2-4I4I Slip Covers formation and salary history to DOREMUS FORD Let us buy the dlomondt y«u don't wear PAPER HANGING CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVENS — Zlp- Box A-128, The Daily Register, for let us restyle them for you parienolry. No lob toa smoll pered cushion covers, exportly fittsdl 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK Red Bank. Reusslllts'.U Brood St. FRANK E. WHITING stitched. Call Joan, s71-llM. Stations Wafttod fw SoU For Sal* For Sal* T1* Dirty Register, lUriB*^^ 19 Mate and Female Femalt CLASS SHOWCASES U> - 10' coiri- fftf^4 Mo $13.99 EACH merclol bar wlttl back display counter, KINDLING WQOP For Sale For Sate For Sale .! Is all you pay lor akir whit* stondord win^ "•»* barrelsm.1 •KV^,I 11SV^"i blocWat doors 11.1S each. Many styles Witt tirtf Dtrlartric or convalescent patient. BABY CARRIAGE - Folds, mokes 9 Woll Street Red Bank 741-530 STOP GETTING — Billy lough:. Slim alnor defects, but excellent for home use Experienced In home, hospital, nursing PROWN'S down with txsrclu tqulpmtnt terrowed iee them In our basement. Also flush Inte- home. Doctor's reference. Driver's il Into cor DM. 515. DELUXE KUPP HUSTLER MINI BIKE from All Purpose Rentals, lsl Ntwman 32»roodSI.FROM THE, ReHASKELLSd Bank ' - "Woodlan741-750d0 Call M1-U08. SELL ' Open 'Saturdays until S p.m. IF you hit rock bottom In Jonuory you CWHt and cor. Dayi inly. 543-5344. Excellent condition. S150. Springs Rd.,.'Shrewsbury, 741-0040. we media to buoy you upt l L T N H Forms Estate." Excess furniture and fur- 1919 CONCORD TRAVEL TRAILER — In Call 671-5052. have altctrlc cycles, mossagcrs and * Jt ..5' 1 .3WL °WE - white you nlihlngT Oak Windsor chairs, twin beds, Al condition, rr long. S3000. Call 2U-270S more. • [RED BANK LUMBER LET your llfeuvtr be o weekly paycheck roundToeie. bentwood chairs, tile, desks, belwten IMS noon. ' DOUBLE SIMMONS — Mottress and box FAST 9 Wall Street Red Bonk 741-HOO swivel chain, floor lamps, bedspreads, APARTMENT SIZE — DINETTE SET — 10" RADIAL POWERSRAFTTVRM! SAW comforters, hone drawn sled, chests. WE NEED ROOM — Reduced for quick spring, two months old, SSO. TV, 12" Copper-white. 140. White headboard, SUPERVISED CHILD CARE — Eaton- Phllco, 1972 portoble, like new. s». 172- WITH A QUICK ACTION, — Table ond all attachments, SI50. Con be dressers, chairs, couches. Trunks, willow sole, coucti, S30. One sealy, 36", S7S, one child's satety roll (both for twin beds), seen ot 20 Rt. 3o, Leonardo. town area. Hat lunches', two snocks pro- picnic baskets, open shelf bookcases, sad- Custom 39", SS5, box springs, matressn. 0973. SI5. Student oesk, S20. SU-II07. LOW-COST vided. 542-4155 or S424SS0. TWO IMPORTED MACHING WARD- dles, boots, rugs, hlde-a-bed. large pel 7<7299I. PICTURE WINDOW — 4'x4'6" window REFRIGERATOR DAILY REGISTER OLSTEN EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - Short, coon, poker tables, china, glassware. and storm sash. $25. ROBES — Solid teak Inlaid veneer. Fully DINING ROOM SET — Afrlcon maho- Stereo record plover and radio fined. S250. 2913340. hond, typing. Full or part-time. gany. Buffet, china clout, table, one leaf, 495-0140 Coll 495-2111, anytime TEMPORARIES iaWn four choirs. Reasonable. 7J7-1937. COFFEE TABLE — Wrought Iron frame, FAMILY AD while marble lop. US. TWO COUCHES — Two bookcases. Two WE NEEDi ALL'OFFICE SKILLS. OUR 1970 PROWLER — 17' travel trailer, E-Z MOVING — Dinette set with Formica top. decorator choirs. All good condition, 291- Machinery for Sale lift, hitch and sway control. Electric With 18" leal, seats eight. Double bed Coll 172-0508 4940. 3 LINES-5 DAYS ONE 109 3M AUTOMATIC COPIER - Prate control and mirrors. 12100. 741-MM, FOR FINANCIAL spring, bird both ond other items. Coll MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET - Gloss Lorn, CONTEMPORARY ARMCHAIR One IM Brunnlng Revolute Blueprint ma- 7411631 after 9 p.m. doors, good condition. S40. Owner moving, JUST $2.00 chine. Both practically new. F CHANGING FURNITURE? — Sell your 117 Rt. 35 Eotontown 542-5300 Business Opportunities must sell. S42-6539 after 7 p.m. With ottoman. Blue upholstery. (40. Wt milt north of tne Monmouth Shopping used ond antique furniture In our shop. ANTIQUE CHEST — «'.V long by 2O'/i" AvoilODIf (or Mtrcnondlie For Sole only. BEAUTY SALO?f- Must sell. BoVshore You set the prices or we can pppralse. deep by SO" high, has nice shaped back- GAS RANGE Article.mijs) originate Irom a household CCflTVF). r Vtry l0 The Furniture Clinic, (41-92I9, hours 10 to splosh, SSO. Maple dresser with mirror. Chambers. Good condition. SSO. TWO PANEL TWIN BEOS— Walnut, and may-not exceed a sale price ot SSO.00 LATHE — 22x48, belt drive, collets, extra, IV< VVVf I** W< hljbl n«l*B Mill • VI t modern headboards, footboards, rails, per article. face plates, S20O. Coll Kessler-Ellls Prod- WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT SJf* °""" - " *"« S3S. Boy'ss hockehockey skates, size 2, worn Call 741.1525 slats. Good condition, ssopair. 5U7770. NEVER A FEE TO YOU. AUTOMATIC PLAYER PIANO — Duo, once, S5. TypewriteTypew r table. IS. Oblong Price MUST be advertised. Each addition- ucts Co. 29I-O5O0 vonity tablebie<, 37V. . DUWHUVBowlingI IWbalHl unanud uuubog., FURNITURE SALE — Three bicycles. 75" COUCH - Brown brocade with caver, al line M.OQ. No copy changes may be Hordmon. Ideal for saloon or recreation Many other Items. mode and no discounts or returns will be ARC WELDER — 230 amp. electric. Used room. 1700. RUM RUNNER, Sea Bright. about i3 lbs., iS. Small Mognus chord or. Call 872-0711 SSO. Three-woy pole lamp. 110. once. S7S with mask. gon, IS. 7414179. I7J-097J mode it ad It canceled before expiration. BOOKKEEPEKEE R — Full chorwchorw, cornpony OVAL WHITE FORMICA TABLE - Phone 391-9147 SNOW TIRES— Wllh wheels (14), SI2 per TV 27'• - »35. TV stand, »S. Two un- To Place Your Doily Register jbenefitsbenefitss ,, takta e charge of deportmendeport t To with chrome pedestal, J40. Westlnghouse »iso. automatic Ice maker. Model JMK 201, no. pair. Lorge ook office desk, S2S. Schwlnn matched beds, S5 each, unused auto FAMILY AD. CALL. . . chains, S7, toaster, S4, vacuum cleaner, GREATEST Merchandise Wanted A/R CLERK — Some experience, also AN Call Frl. eve, offer 6 p.m. or Sat., 842-0133 Apple Kart bicycle, like new, SSO. Coll Selection of window shades In the area. generol knowledge ot bookkeeping. To 747-9453. SS. 872-1817. Bring your rollers and save even more. WANTED WICKER SET — Four pieces, like new. Used Oriental Hugs INVITATION Table, J20, three chairs, SIS each. Also COCKTAIL TABLE - Provincial, gold Si .4* ond up. 741-6900 . cast Iron, with legs, Chinese and Persian JR. SECRETARY - Sharp, wel To own your own business. Suitable for blonde wood cabinet Oar, 140. Walnut leal with marble top. SSO. . Also Wall Topeill two fomllles. Ice Cream, Pizzeria and Sub 679-3515 S10. Call 741-0510. 24-Hour Service groomed. Good skills are ntrttcT Asbui room divider. »I5. 7»7-*M» PROWN'S FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3141 area. To 595. Shop. Presently operating on o seven SNOW TIRES — 6-95-14, 520 pair. Wide- NCR ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING month basis. An annual gross of approxi- 3POO5 BrooL dTABL St., ReE d— Ban Slatk e tap, neve741-150r used0. MACHINE — Model 13-102, with card ANTIQUES URGENTLY HEEDED . BABY CRIB — Good mattress, 117. High- tread tires, E-78-14, US pair. Bottery SIS. FIREPLACE WOOD Sold lor 1555, now U75. GAL/GUY FRIDAY - All oround aflla mately 1SO.000. Located on o main high- chair, SS. All good shape. 787-4171. racks, three yeors old. Excellent condi- Furniture, paintings, cut gloss, art, knowledge, do a lot ol everything. T way, New lease available to the purcha- Coll 2M-173O. Cot I S662V6 afternoon*1 . Call 671-9110 tion. Best reasonable offer. Write or tele- bronzes, clocKS,_porceTaln, rugs. Jewelry, ser, and owner will train and assist the PIANOS-ORGANS FROM THE HASKELLS — "Woodlond SWIMMING POOLS — Warehouse nos a phone Broakdale community College, 7eS NAME YOUR PRICE _ jr. Asking S39.900. LIVING ROOM SET — End tobies, lamps, Used trade-Ins from S75. Warehouse for Forms Eitote," Georoe Steck baby grand number'of tomlly slie aluminum above- Newman Springs Rd., Llncroft, N.J. 0771) INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ILLANEY REALTY dishes, twin beds, house furnishings from piano, mahogany carved dining room RECEPTIONIST - Moture. General of 471-5151 Klmboll, Conn, Yamaha, Chlckering. Un- ound swimming pools. Pick up lor sior- Phone (201) J4I-I9W, Ext. 217. Attention 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. SIS to S5O. 739-9451. limited rentals from 17.50 Bring the fami- chain, marble top Louis V commodes, I* bill. All equipment ond entros Includ- wiuiom G. HorrJes, Manager Material RED BANK 741-7474 lice. Some business experience. Wei WIG AND COSMETIC SHOP FOR SALE old* antique lomps. Wedgwood ond Stof- Services. groomed, able fo meet public. Ta JIOO. — Established 4'/> years. FORMICA DINETTE SET — Matching ly ond choose from over ISO units- 9-9 fQfthhlre plants. Copttand tctnlc huntlnq I. ISM each, Call Tony 7U-700O. NAN JOHNSON Coll 249 eels. hutch, two leaves, four chairs. Good con- dally. Sat. until 6. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER, 462-1730 prints plates. Victorian pold teat aval RENT A SINGER 16MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA - BUYS AND BUYS Some fees paid dllon. S75. Call 544-1S64. names, nest of lab Its. writing tables* PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE AAogoilne turret, with V FI.9 focusing From an entire household to a ilngl* WOULB D wYOU oLIKu donE 1A nBUSINESS OF mahqgony knwhote desk. More ond more. mount lens, I" F.2.S Universal focus leni, Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. X2!! iP J" Y ' "ed on office to By week or month, tram U.SO per week. r RUSCIL'5, 35 Sycamore Ave., (Sycamore Come In or call The Singer Center, 69 3" F.I.5 telephoto focuslno mount lens. Immediate cash. Top dollar, 74I-JJ11. • !!9. k Btgln at home full or port-lime FIREWOOD Greens) Little Silver, 741-1504. GE exposure meter, type Pr-30 AAaseot. d/r Personnel Ideal for husband and wile team. Call 170- * TILE BOARD 4x8 Brood St., Red Bonk, N.J. 74I-3BM. Open 157 Brood St.. Red Bank (42-350 Call 741-1919 9-5:30, Wed. and Frl. until«. Also MAMIVAFLEX CAMERA - 1:J5 9013. No Information over the telephone, P: beautiful anawiiy bathroom self in-i KITCHEN SINK — Gos-on-oo) stove. Re- Sekor lens, snuner speed NPTO 340. Like lets have coffee ond lolk. ttallatfon In 4x| sheets of gold speckle on DOG HOUSES frigerator. Sofa. Choir. Dresser. Table. BABY FURNITURE - Bllt-Rlte lift out new. Moke offer. Coil 5<;«M. Fair Hoven. 14X317 or 741-4137. . barbie, tt.95 sheet. Open Scutrdays until. Lamp, Vise. Desk. Electric sprov set. corrloae, 140. Round walker, S3. Hlgh- 5 p.m Four sues. Quality construction. In- Electric saw. Shadow box, Cose of amber MINI BIKE — IVih.p. AVON sulated. Cedar wood. chalr, IS, booster choir, SJf Swlng-a-mat- More Classified AVON CALLING ON TV. AVON CALL- lloodlloMi. 700 X-11 truck tlrei on Chevro- le, SS. Cor-bed, IS. Baby seat basket, U. 15 hrs. on engine, m. INSTRUCTION GREENBROOK FENCE CO. let wheels, Miscellaneoui items. 739-1521. Call otter 5 p.m., 717.4717. ING In magoilnes. AVON calling In U.S. Hwy 22 753-5321 Wotchung, N.J. Carseot, SS. Call B42-4M7. on Next Page your neighborhood? It con be you. Coll ALL LEVELS OF PIANO - Organ, guitar Mrs^Word today at: 74I-434J, 442-3377 nstrudlon In your home. 20 years teach- ing experience. AAdvanced degrees In mu- Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sole Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale sic Call 4*3-2121. CLERK TYPIST DRUM LESSONS — For beginners, 12.50 Wanted lor local Insurance ager half hour. Coll after 3:30 p.m" PUase send resume or call for at,... 944-8150 cation. Allaire-Farrow Insurance Agency, 294 Brood St. Red Bank, 741-3810. TUTORING — tn English and moth. Re tired teocher MA State Certification SUPERINTENDENT POSITION AVAIL- Phone 142-4406. ABLE — Garden Apartments In lovely setting. Red Bank area, wonderful op- SINGER TEENAGE COURSE portunity for the right couple. Company For girls, 10 to IB. Moke a coat, dress or benefits, apartment Plus goad pay. Send pants outfit as you learn to sew, ond Itarn resume) toP.O. Box l74,Wtiwoy, N.J. now to choose colors, fabrics, and patterns 07Q&S. < that bring out the best In you! Eight 2'/«- hour lessons, S.7.S0. ROUTE SALESMAN M/W — Far shore's Enroll now. Classes available Saturday' leading laundry and dry cleaning plant. Earnings approximately $10,000 a y— mornings and afternoons. The Singer Excellent opportunity, steady posll.... ' ny. « Broad St., Red Bonk, N.J. polo" vacation, free hospltallzotlan. Apply ;Slor Cleaners & LoiliKfererj, 132 Mi " INSTRUCTION — Reading, mathematics. Ave., Long pranch. French and English. In addition, closslcal piano. 747-1404 otter 7:30 p m. All daySot. INSTRUCTORS — ForSchool ot Nursing. and Sun. BS degree In nurslnawqulred. Send re- sume to Box K97K-97.. TThe Dolly Register. RRedd BankBk . An equal opportunity employ- MERCHANDISE NURSES' AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. tul For Sale time. Experienced preferred. Excellen your roots benefits. Arnold-Walter Nursing Home, 422 S. Lourel Ave.; Hoilel. 787-4300. HAMMOND ORGAN MACHINIST — Experienced In tool grlnd- Ing and die setting, steady work. Good of.Asbtlrv Park pay, excellent fringe benefits. Apply Ber* . i .Brond new croon with Rhythm " * ger Industries, Inc., U.S. Hwy "Edison 1 Industrial Center, Metuchen, N.J. 549 I mm td lot* delivery. Bench, music and lessons Included. will take hold WAITRESSES M/W — Must be over I! All shifts open. Must'opplyin person 775-9300 Howard Johnsons, Hwy 35. Mkttletown. Open dolly 'til 9 Sat." LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced, Full time. Emphasis on Real Estate, FILL DIRT Matawon area. For appointment call 5AA- 1100. 741-4532 faster* •• ICE - Snow plow blade for Jeep, RN'S OR LPN'S - II p.m.-7 a.m. full, ...... long. Jacobsen II" snow thrower, time. Excellent benefits. Apply 10 a.nva like new. Culllgan automatic water soft* p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing Home, 122 S. ener, ma list. Coll 671-9311. Laurel Ave., Hailet. 717-4300. PART-TIME — No Investments, no dellv- IBM TYPEWRITERS erles, pold In ddvonce. MANY EXTRAS Rent with option ta buy. SI5 per mo. All Car needed. CALL NOW. 264-3967. machines guaranteed. Portable repairs IF YOUR NEW HOME and cleaning, H. 872-0327. MECHANIC SEASONED FIREWOOD BOTTLING LINE Excellent opportunity for an Individual ex Andlo vletl AND NEIGHBORHOOD SUIT perlenced with high speed bottling equip- tffi"(JS!JUf ment. Should be familiar wllh labeling, filling, and capping. Salary commensuraFe HAY AND STRAW with experience and ability. Phone 944-JM5 YOUR FAMILY'S NEEDS, BUT . LAIRD & COMPANY FIREWOOD Distillers, Importers, and Custom Bot Kindling and fireplace. tiers. Scobeyvllle, Monmouth County. Call after 4 p.m. Til-Mil New Jersey. 542-0312. CONTENTS OF APARTMENT — Spanish MASONS WANTED — Experienced In living room, bedroom, kitchen sets. Rugs brick or block work. Part or full time. and drapes. Call 727-9113. Good pay. Call after 5,142-47IB. PANASONIC AM/FM— Radio receiver ASSISTANT SAILING INSTRUCTOR — and record player. One year old. Two For lurtior program.of loco) soiling club, »**»", nm needle. S100. 747-13M. preferably high school graduate, some TRAVELAGE II' — New In June, used ... August, 40 hour week. References. How can you be sure? Just ask Sterling Thompson. Reply Box A-130, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. FRENCH 10-SPEED BICYCLE — Like LIGHT SIT-DOWN ASSEMBLY AND new. Must sell Immediately. Best offer At your request your Sterling Thompson Real BENCH WORK — Wllh some production over J70. 291-42)3. machine operation. First and second shift. Apply Crown Engineering Corp., Locust ALUMINUM Estate Relocation Counselor will explain your needs to SlT Keyport. 264-30M. - COMBINATION WAITRESSES WANTED M/W — Apply In WINDOWS, white, J20.93 each, up to 101 person: Rex Diner, 1)7 W. Front St., Red united Inches. Before you buy, see the Bonk. Chatham, a weft built sturdy unit ot $2.50 another counselor in your new town. If you wish, BABYSITTER — To sit three afternoons a each additional. If you want Installed. , week. One child. Rumson area. Own Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. transportation. Coll otter 5 p.m., 741-5827, he or she will call you from your new hometown to BEAUTICIAN — Experienced and re- RED BANK LUMBER liable wanted, full time or part-time. 1 wall street Red Bonk 741-jsm Good salary and benefits, excellent work- ELLIOT ADDRESSING MACHINE — ing conditions and hours. Call Miss Rose, Never used. Make master plates on your answer your questions and help determine your needs. You Princess Beauty Shop, 471-3029. own typewriter. Cost S150. Asking S95. Coll 74M347 otter 5:30 p.m. MOTHER EXPECTING NEW BA8Y — Wonts live-In helper. No cleaning- Tempo- ALL-PURPOSE SCAFFOLD — Six frames will receive information by mail about schools, rary or long term employment. 071-5522. with braces_ . Includin:ludlng wheel* s and plonk. .200. Call 264-8879. DOMESTIC WANTED — Monday am Friday. Transportation preferred. Genera FREEZER — Upright, approximately 10 churches, shopping, neighborhoods, and specific housework. Mlddletown: 471-4*83. cu. ft., Sears, JSO Uagnavox cabinet hl-tl, 50. G.E. cabinet television, 21", S50. COUNTER HELP IN SUBSHO Round mahogany table lomp, $15. Two Lunch, possible dinner. Little Silver. mahogany step end-tables, S10 each. Ex- examples of homes currently available. At your request, cellentcondltlon. 741-7077. PLANT MAINTENANCE LIONEL TRAIN SET — Die-cost, smok- Opportunity for an Individual In Industrial ng engine, whistling tender, cors, track plont maintenance. Should be handy with transformer. Excellent condition. Price you'll get help with transportation & lodging, .tools and have some knowledge of plumb- S3S. S3I-13W. Ing, carpentry, and electrical work. 1 ™ ^ LAIRD & COMPANY ST. JAAA6S BOYS JACKETS (2) Size i one husky, one reoulor, $6 ea. and receive a friendly greeting at the airport. With Laird Rd., Rt. 537, Scobeyvllle, New Jer- 741-1761. NURSERYMAN M/W — At leost three MOVING — Complete bedroom set, ss years experience In nursery. Specializing Terrific buyl Call after 7. a network of professional Realtors in all 50 states In production of ozaleas and rhododen- drons. 40-hour week. S170 week. Apply to DESKDESKSS, FILES, tobies, choirs, oddlng mi New Jersey Training and Employment chines"" s, typewriters, office equipment, et< we can help make your next move a more pleasant one. Service, 49 E. Front St.. Red Bank. NO ot bairgolr n prices. New or used. " * FEE CHARGED. >ESKC %UTLET. , 1709 Rt. 35. Ooktl BABYSITTER — For two boys. In my 31-3990. home. Own transportation. 2:30 to 6 p.m. GARAGE SALES JUST ASK YOUR STE R LI NG THOMPSON Mon. thru Frl. SI.50 per hour. Call 229- will odvlse, price, and if you wont, man- 2644 after 6 p.m. age your sale. 747-5029. GENERAL OFFICE POSITIONS YPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Al RELOCATION COUNSELOR FOR Bookkeepers, pood typists, accounting makes new or used.- Guaranteed Low a: 25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Nexr - '"""' "CAREER MARKETING theater. 747-0485. "RELOCATION ASSISTANCE." 14 W. Front St. 747-2040 Red Bonk ANTIQUES — LIQUIDATING ESTATES Tiffany — grandfather's clock — curio cabinet — armolre — pointings. Situations Wanted INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. Female Red Bank 741-74; LEGAL SECRETARY — Real estate, ma- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Middletown - 747-5600; Marlboro - 946-4466; ture, responsible — wishes 3-4 days. Call Welfare ond people with credit problem) 741-2572. Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Co Mr-Grand, 373-6411. CHILD CARE — In my home, Hazlet- 264-0414; Matawan - 566-0400. Llncroft area. References. Coll 741-9479 FASHION SKETCHING NIKON MOVIE CAMERA — Powe FREE LANCING zoom, 1 to I. with I.S lens. %2X. Call 222-3053 (42-3704 or 222-2274 Help Wanted Help Wanted 1 Male and Female Male or Female WE ARE PLANNING A MOVE TO _ Nappe Smith Mfg. Co. needs you! (NAME OF CITY' We are manufacturers of products of leisure living and PLEASE HAVE YOUR "RELOCATION COUNSELOR" GET IN are looking for floor workers, heat sealers, and sewing TOUCH WITH ME machine operators. No experience necessary. We will train you. Good benefits. Apply: NAPPE SMITH MFG. CO. 30 Southard Ave. Farmlngdale, N.J. State. Zip. MAI L TO: Sterling Thompson Relocation Counselor KEYPUNCH P.O. Box, 308, Middletown, N.J. 07748 OPERATORS J Must be experienced in 039, 059 alpha numeric. FIVE DAYS POSSIBLE OVERTIME Service bureau experience desirable but not mandatory r PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATION SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE LJ. GONZER ASSOC. 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank 842-3900 STERLING THOMPSON Equal Opportunity Employer 20 Tbe Daily Regtster, Red Baok-MMdletown, N.J. Monday, January ». 1*73 THE FAMILY QRCUS By Bil Kant* [ n»tw» For Safe LEGAL NOTICE 99 Deliveries Merchanaise wonted Apartments Houses for Rtnt X ol Ice h hereby alvin that appli- (MRS6R VIEW - One-bedroom son KEYPORT - Large Copt Cod. Ukt new. RUMSON PRIVATE cotLienm~"- jwn pdv top cation bos b*«n mode to the Planning Made to Needy; dollar Ipr Lionel Trolns "O" gauge. Any oportment. Total electric. Vi block fr TOWNHOUSE Board of Hazlct Township by Marghc- one. any condition. 347-1445. Ocean, New York bus ot door. e71-5152 rlto stronlfro for ttntattve approval of a KEANSBURG — Twen^ CASH FOB OLD TOY TRAINS -Any •MODERN APARTMENT - Near troi A "mint condition" home subdivision of Lot 14 in Block AIM as man or condition or will tradt HO. 037, portotlon. Keonsburg. Best time to coll NEW SHREWSBURY — Large older Ci combining prestige of Rum- shown on tax maps ol the Township of nine food and toy deliveries O or DIM gouge. 774-3710, before noon — «S-oil«. lonlal, }'/j acre*. Four bedrooms, twe Livingston Into two (2) new lots. both*. Neor ictiools. Excellent condition son and convenience of In- A public hearing will be held by the were made to needy ar*i COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model, THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Unfi Prestige setting and area. 1500 per month. Tilshed. All utilities. No pets. Parking foi town living with park like Its ret UMd. Give full details (•!». weight, price. ioTe'held "at'theTowns' ! lp Hotlr 31 families as part of the Ct Jjc.l Wrltt Box R-gO. Tht Dolly Register, two cars. Call ofler 4. 54I7007. lot. Attractive, though differ- BELFORD — Four bed/ooms, largi Middle Rood. Hailet, New Jersey, o mas charity drive conduc Bed Bonk. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Holnv grounds, swimming pool" Many extras ent, layout offers living Thursdoy, February 8, 1973 ot 1:30 p.m. GRAVELY ATTACHMENT WANTED — country arw. Heot turnlshed. Referenci Close to bus. Security and references r room, dining room, lovely of which Ump ond place an opportunity by Bayshore Council, Knlg,..,. " e "y ttractori . Pay cash. Must be and one month security required. 117 cmlred. Coll 4?}14»5 for appointment. will be given to oil interested persons to . hi-at® Seplv Box L-24. The Oolly Register, Ri kitchen, three bedrooms, be heora In connection with some. of Columbus. Eugert* Bank. EAST KEANSBURG - Two bedroom! two baths. Many extras. Al- Full plans of the proposed subdivision 5 BOAT TRAILER WANTED — Poy cash. porch, shed. Dead-end street. SIM. ore now on file with the municipal ORourke headed the project; , Buy "os Is." Also utility trailer wonted. RED BANK — Vh bedrooms, lorge llvli Coll 312-911-4135. most maintenance free. room, kitchen, and both. Heat, hot woti clerk, Hoilet Township, Municipal Hall, The council also madejjk m-tw. MONMOUTH BEACH — Adorobfe ne< Taxes only $612.72. Excellent Hailet, New Jerstv. where they may be and electric furnished. 747-3714 viewed by the Interested public. FURNACE — Forced hot air, oil tired. In five-room town house. Woter»vlew, tennl: financing available. Call cash contribution to flood viq: good working condition. RED BANK — Charming two bedroi pool, woshtr-dryer, bulkheadlng. Froi MARGHERITA STRANIERO Coll SU-142? apartment on West Front St. Just secoi. VJOO to 1400 month. 741-7741. right now for appointment C/o Brach, Elchler. Rosenberg tims in Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Tltt from shopping ond transportation. Aval & Silver OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, able Immediately. Only ills per montl RANCH HOUSE — Newly decorated cut. and offering price. 33 Evergreen Place money represented proceed^ .'glanwarr, art oblects ond bric-c-broc. Coll 741-349). 'side and Inside. Children welcome. Wall- McGOWAN, RYAN, Real- East Orange. N.J. 07018 Tmmftdlate cosh for anything and every. fo-walf carpeting In each room. Threi Jon 29. U.75 of a benefit square dancfe Ittlng. Ruscll's. 35 East Front St. 741-1693: TWO-ROOM FURNISHED — Utilities li bedrooms, dining room, living room tors, 234 River Rd., Red eluded. No pets. Suitable for business gen porch. Year round. Privilege to flshlni Bank. 747-3000. chaired by Melvin DeVeau, tiemon, Inquire 21S Monmoutn St., Rei with Doat, beach, and oceon view. S37 NOTICE Bonk. month, with one month security. Poy own Take notice that application has been Frank Banach and Frank AnV PETS gas and electricity. Ill Port Monmouth ON THE WATERFRONT!! mode to the Mayor ond Council of the RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentr Rood, port Monmoutn. Call 2I2-LO4-69M Borough of Atlantic Highlands, New sell. AND LIVESTOCK Apartments. 239 Spring St. Studio, on, or 311TE6-6SO3 collect. Jersey, 10 transfer to Snyder-WesterJlnd bedroom ond two-bedroom available Im Yes, and It's a beau- Corporation, trading as Top of the East JOIN FLQRAFAX ?-• FINE LONG HAIRED DACHSHUMH D - medlotely. Call for appointment, 741-3953. inn, for premises located at 379 Ocean Very oftectlonatt. Black ond toni.. AKC po- tiful family home, Boulevard, Atlantic Highlands, N.J., the KEANSBURG — Mr. and • Four yeors old. Can be bred. Askingtskim, LONG BRANCH — Three rooms, fu _, Wanted to Rent could be four or six Plenary Retail Consumption License iTSTwhic'h 1» lets than half the cuirrei n nlshed or unfurnished. Conveniently l( WE HEED — Five or ilx.~2-i~bedroom No. C-2 heretofore issued to NO. 36 Mrs. Richard Olski. owners oi votue. COM 747-2M7 after 5:30 p.m. coted. Includes utilities. 222-5608 or 531 Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished bedrooms, Including a Whitller Road Corp., trading as The • THREE P(M_PLES 077s. from US to tin per month for Incoming 30' living room plus Mountain Inn, tor premises iocafed af Cameron's Keansburg Florist; personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. X 379 Ocean Boulevard. Atlantic High- AKC Black. FemWj. U5 each. RED BANK — Three-room unfurnistK lands, New Jersey. 173 Port Monmouth Road,, Phone 7I7-U92 apartment. Suitable adults. Convenient Mlddletown. 4711000. large gameroom, 2V2 O P F1 iTF D *i IRISH SETTER PUPS — Four weeks old. shopping, transportation. Coll offer 3 p.m. RBD BANtC — First Hoar efficiency. In baths, 85' of water- have been accepted as sub- 741-9029. James R. Snyder, 9 Belvidere Rd., At- Hunting stock, AKC registered. wanting distance of stow. Writ* to Box front, bulkheaded, with lantic Highland J, N.J., President scribers of Florafax, flowerfr' e7f4zfr KEANSBURG — IVi rooms, unfurhlined. K-li, the Dolly Register, Red Bon«, N.J. a BOAT DOCK In John E. Westloke. 137 Rumson Rd. :: CHAMPION COLLIE PUPS All utilities supplied. Available Feb. UNFURNISHED TWO^BEDROOM DEEP WATER. Elec- Rumson. N.J., Secretary by-wire organization. ^. Sire CH Blossom Heights Jetsonder. Wei- Coll 717-5125. , DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS ped 1-11. Four males, three females. Re- tric and water at dock. James R. Snyder. 9 Belvidere Rd., At- PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room opart "Boy! This new chair of yours is REALLY comfortable, lantic Highlands, N. J. 50% of stock LEGAL NOTICE : serve now. Call 671-2438. ment, unfurnished. Adults preferred. Ni WOMAN WITH ONE CHILD — Wishes to Asking $59,500. Klngdon R. Wester 11 nd, 322 Hollywood Mtv Tall «71-n«?ll utter « Dm. 'TWO FEMALE DACHSHUNDS - Eight shore apartment or house with some. Call right, Daddy?" Ave., Long Branch, N.J. 50% of stock ?4\-9Ut atttr 6 p.m. SWAN-KEY Ob{tctlons, tt any, should be mode Im- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to rh« ' weeks old. Papers not ovollole. S50 each. FURNISHED — One-bedroom effl legal. voter. s o..f th. e Schoo_ . _l .Distric —---'^i£t of fjyML . Call after 2 p.m. - 787-3M5. REALTY mediately tn;writing to Mr. J. Leonard w ciencles. TOPPER HOUSE, 400 Ocea, Clork, Clerk- of the Borough of High- Boroug--* h.. o'f Red Bonk,. In ththee CountCo y «} BEAUTIFUL FEMALE TOY POODLE — Blvd.. West End. 222-1233. Furnished Roopu Houses for Sale Houses for Sate REALTOR lands, New Jersey. Monrnoi" New Jersey, tha""t 'the Annlnl Block, US. Also stud service, toy poodle. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS T 124 Hwy 3S . Mkfdlotcwn Meeting of the leqal'vote'riTof s ; Results guaranteed. »75. 672I43S offer 4. RENT — One-bedroom. 671-0210 alter t ALPINE MANOR A HONEY RUMSON JAMES R. SNYDER, trlct tor the election of S mti p.m: 199 Port Monmouth Rd., Port Man- 842-6550 President the Board of Education and. PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD =OR THE MONEY! Jon 29, Feb." 5 S15.50 purposes will be held ot 4 o'c ; PUPS — Two months old, six moles, two Motel ond Hotel, Highlands. 172-1773 Hot. WATERFRONT MONMOUTH COUNTY rooms, dally mold wrvle*, S30 ond $25 per Five-bedroom, two-bath home right on th< : females. S7S moles, $100 females. Call 229- RED BANK — Two-bedroom furnished week. Motel rooms, prlvott both, TV, If value Is important to water. Keep your boot at home. Call u RE-BIO °" TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1»7J ' i •113 after iD.ni. with all utilities, second floor. Suitable foi oceonfront. dally mold service/ W0 ptr you — here's a chance today. *61,000. NOTICE FOR BIDS The polls will remain open untir.9 . BASSET HOUND PUPPIES — AKC reg- couple. No pets. One month's security RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH o'clock P.M. and as much (anger ai istered. Wormed and puppy shots given. Phone 747-2242. to BUY a lot of HOUSE NEW SCHOOL may lie necessary to permit all leflfi "ELEGANT" voters then present to cast their ballon. •71-4910 after 6 p.m. KEANSBURG — Four rooms. A NEW IDEA! for comparatively •OARD OF EOUCATION The 'meeting will be held and all tOi Feb'. 1' occupancymcy. . Security required. Make this beatlful center hall Colonial $34,900 to $75,900 MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Year round living for Golden Ages. Nice little! Speaking of com- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, legal voters of the School District will PhlonVe 797-1395 rooms, ocean view, three home-cooktfd your first consideration. Four bedrooms, Colonials, Ranches, vote ot the respective polling piactl REAL ESTATE parisons, we challenge Th baths, den wtth fireplace, large eat-li seoled bids will be received by the Re< stated below: SEA BRIGHT — 100 year old earring meals dally, 24 hr. love and attention/ kitchen, formal dining room, front Bl-Levels Bank Regional Hlbh School Board of house. Watch sunsets over Pleasure Bay You're not lust a name" htrt. in Asbury any other "FINE hnt to llvt-bMroom homes thai feature Education, Monmouth County, New Jer 3 members will be elected for 3 years FOR RENT Pork call 7» MOt. to-back master bedroom with dressini Four-room, one-bath oportment, secom BUY" in town to room, open entrance foyer and stairwell, Ireploces, stained trim, paneled recreo- sey.forr 2 members will be elected for I year . Apartments floor, completely furnished. $250 per WINTER RENTALS~— RiomTwfllVpVI match this: four bed- decorated In gold and while. Bxctpttonai lon rooms, formal dining rooms, slate PJonflng o' Trees, Shrubs, 5creenino At the sold meeting will be submitted month plus utilities, security. Adults pre- Wote both and weekly mold service, S35 Ot 152,900. foyers, central olr conditioning and mony and Ground Cover for the New Rec propositions for voting for the following^ ferred. 1N0 pets. Call 842-531*. per week. Wlndlammer, 3*4 Ocean Aye., rooms, two baths, ga- more exciting features. Exclusive agents Bonk Regional High School Building, lo- respective purposes: > GREENGROVE GARDENS Bright. tWOM or /I7-W55. meroom, trees, fine — call us now. . cated of the corner of Harding ond FOR CURRENT EXPENSES v> ;99 Greengrove Ave. Keyporf, N.J. WATERFRONT APARTMENT RUAASON COLONIAL Ridge Roads, Little Silver, Monmouth S1.OUM.M Furnished three-room apartment. Fre( KEYPORT — Centrally located. Sultoble shrubs and fruit trees. Just listed. Form Colonial situated on . .WILLIAMSBURG • County. New Jersey, together with all FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY „...., W Efficiency utilities. Weekly, monthly. No lease. Nou 'or mature gentlemen. Close to school and a large lot In the heart of town. Feature: work Incidental thereto, in accordance TOTAL AMOUNT THOUGHT V 1-bedroom oportment tllus Apartments, Seo Bright. 842-0505. Call B42-9347 four bedrooms, eot-fn country kitchen REALTY COMPANY with the requirements ot the plans ond TO BE NECESSARY IS U1IM1M 2-bcdroom oportment S225 beautiful park. Ideal with beamed celling, large detached ga- Specifications prepared by Homnett. NOTE; The term "current expenses!* Includes heat, hot water SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT — Ttlrei 2ED BANK AREA — Nicely furnished rooms. Utilities. One month's security for children. Asking rage with overhead storage orea. This one 431-9100 Bouman ond Blanche, P.A.. Architects, Includes principals' teachers' lanllDrV oom with kitchen privileges. will not last long at U7.5OO. Trenton, New Jersey. and medical Inspectors' • solarfet; fuel, 2 blacks east Rf. 36 ond Middle Rd. Coll aHer 5 p.m. 7I7-W26. 74I-17W. $41,990. Rte 34 Colts Neck Separate seoled bids wEILbe received textbooks, school supplies, flogs, frani- WATERFRONT-HIGHLANDS — Two ROOM — Wllh kitchen. Waterfront. Neor ition of pupils, tuTtion ot pupils, & Phone 264-1846, Mgr. Apt. 72 bedroom apcrtmenf in house. $210 month- SWAN-KEY IMMEDIATE for: - IRED BANK — Penthouse wlttrbolcony New York bus. >»0 per month. Coll 291- Contract No. 13 — Planting of Trees, Cot pupils ottendlng schools In other overlooking the Navwlnk. Two bedrooms, ly. All utilities Included. 291-1141- 4657 before 10 or after 5 p.m. REALTY OCCUPANCY! Shrubs, Screening ond Ground Cover districts wllh the consent orthe Board* ARMSTRONG Llncroft Colonial. Practically new. Four Bids for the above will be received by of Education, school llbrorjes, con! two baths, full din no room, carpeting ond ONE BEDROOM — Furnished oportment. NICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM - REALTOR AGENCY -REALTORS pcnsatlon of the Secretary, of Y ilr condltlonlnj. BOOMAN ASMS Adults preferred. No pets. S125. Kitchen privileges, It preferred. Call after 24 Hwy 35 5 Prospect Ave. 741-4500 Little Sllv •edrooms, cellar, fireplace, oir condi- the Board of Education in the Cafeteria tioned. Large family room, AM this for of the existing Red Bank Regional High dlan of school moneys ,ond of Qt-..w APARTMENTS. 741-0516, coll 9 until noon Call 291-4911 p.m. W-6789. officers, truant schools/ Insurance* *ond evonlnpi. 842-6550 W?,900! Immediate occupancy. School, Hording Road ond Branch Ave- DUPLEX TYPE — Furnished two-bed- DEEP WATERFRONT nue, Red BanR, New Jersey, ot 8:00 maintenance of plant and Incidental u- LONG BRANCH — 114 room unfurnished room apartment. Quiet, charming, older TWO FULL BATHS — Are the answer te P.M. (Prevailing Time] on February 21. penses. _,: . • •,-.;. apartment. Wollto-woll carpeting, olr neighborhood. Ponoromlc ocean view. REAL ESTATE morning rush In this three-bedroom split, Carriage House 1973 and will be opened and read Imme- A member oKthe Board of Education conditioned. Near bus stop. Call 223-1971 Adults preferred. (225 plus utilities. Jvl Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. Family $59,500 ADAMS diately thereafter. must be ot legal voting age, a cltlien 2877. FOR SALE room, swimming pool and cabana, plus AGENCY-REALTORS The receipt ond opening of bids Is sub- and resident of the school, district, and many extras. Asking price* $45,900. Don't waste time. Bulk- Open 7 days, 24 hour service ject to the proper qualification of th< ylve been a citizen and resident far at LONG BRANCH — Luxury one-bedroom RED BANK — Two bedroom apartment. Houses For Sole least two years Immediately preceding . garden oportmenb. woll-to-woli corpet- has yard ond basement. A)J utilities ex bidder .In accordance with the Pre-Quol IF YOU LIKE PRIVACV - But wish te headed waterfront lot on Ificotlon Low and the regulations os Ms or her appointment or tltcllon ond lng, air conditioning, bolcdnles. One cept electric. Call to inspect, after 6 p.m 842-5098 rnOst be able to read and write. He or •month's tree rent: Call between « and 6, . two-txdroom apartments. Heat and water basement. Asking Member SMLS-Rwltors roil trees and privacy. (49,000. ve brick fireplace, aen with glass sliding check or bid bond drown to the order of Polling place ot the Oakland Street supplied, winter or yearly rentals. Coll Rt. 35, Neptune *"»rs driver. What more can you dejlre the Board ot Education for not less than school in the school Oistrict, for legal . evenings, 229 1553. Commercial Rentals $35,000. Across from Channel Lumber ten percent (10%) of the amount of the voters residing within General Election 988-4400 FOR SALE! Base Bid, but In no case In excess of Districts No(s) 5, e, 7,1 of the Borough.' RED DANK MIDDLETOWN — Corner Hwy 35 and SWAN-KEY $20,000.00, ond must be delivered ot the POLLINO DIS+RICT No. 1 ™ LUXURY HI RISE Chestnut St. Good small office, sales Distinctive family home privately set at »AUL BRAGAR above place on or before the hour Polling place at the River Street : Rlvervlew Towers showroom or shop. (No soldering or torch REALTY RUMSON-$37,500! end of shady lane. Great storage. Many named. Copies- of the proposal forms School In the School District, for teool Brood. St. Shrewsbury 28 Rlversld* Avt., Red Dank work). Parking six or seven cars. Reason- REALTOR his ii not a Multiple Listing! We are the custom details. Four bedrooms, V/t baths will be furnished upon application to the voters residing within General Election*' • 'Overlooking the Novellnk River. Spacious e to right party. Coll evenings only, lfy ogency who has this three-bedroom —.500. 747-0221 Architects. Districts Notst 9. 10, M ot the Borouan. !4Hwy35' Mlddletown Dated: January ». 1973 ™ '1-2 bedroom apartments. Central olr con- to 9i pp.m. . 747-3770. ancher, one bath, ot $37,500. Needs a ICEANPORT SO 3,900 No bid may be withdrawn for o period cfltlonlng. 24-hour doorman, indoor pork-. little redecorating, but great value! Won' OFFICE SPACE — For rent. Three-room .ovely three-bedroom rancher on too' x or thirty (30) days after the date set for EVERETT W. MONK, Ing, swim pool, morlno, TV security, ter- 842-6550 lastl Call us for the key. 00' lot. Large living room with stone fire- the opening thereof. Secretory roces. Mr.^rlem (Ml) 741-1732. suite In modern office building. Downtown ~r«hold. Call 43M440. NEW COLONIAL McCUE itace, iVi baths, lolousied porch, full lln- The right Is reserved to reject ony or KEANSBURG — Four oport Realtors hed basement, two-cor garoge. many oil bids or to waive Informality In the TWO-ROOM OFFICE — And private batti COLTS NECK 30 Ridge Rd. Rumsor frees, and if can be expanded. A great bidding If it U In the Interest of the •furnished, utilities Included. 'restlrjious area builder offers 2800 sq. ft. ADAMS Board of Education to do so. Call 2M-WM~b~tfer"4 p.m. ot 333 Brood St., Red Bonk. Harry Droiln Realtor, M2-7900. sur-bedroom, 2'/j-both, center hall Colo- AGENCY- REALTORS BY ORDER OF THE RED BANK RE- tlat. Exceptionally lorge paneled game- GIONAL HIGH LONG BRANCH - From J1.70 per sq. ft. Open 7 days, li hour service PALACE Crochet A Cape! oom with Colonial brick-fireplace, well FAIR HAVEN Realty Associates SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION. Luxurious two-bedroom, two-bath aapart- All utilities and urvlcn Included. Imme- ilpnried kitchen. Including self-cetanlng 842-5098 COLONIAL Member SMLS-Realtors MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 'ment In modern high-rise bunding nea diate accuponcy. Ml-aOW. iven, opening; onto a large redwood deck Rt. 35, Neptune S. F. Glovenco, Secretary ocean. Features Include central heating 10 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumsoi THREE-ROOM OFFICE SUITE — Fret >ntrol(y air conditioned. Exposed base Reside on one of the prettiest streets In Across from Channel Lumber Jon.» $26.00 - -and air condrtl6nlng7'd1shw^osher,'s*paclou: Township profMSlainai l building. MO nent, Situated on over one acre ot trees FIVE-BEDROOM sn a no-through street* W 1,000, town. Sitt by the fireplace and" en|a' y th. 988-4400 sq.ftI.. totol. CollTM-7MJ. COLONIAL Jeautvy of this comfortable home whic_.h end many, mony more. Coil for "appoint- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT The [harming home on V^.ocre beautiful! has o large living room, lorge kitchen ant EO BANK-RUMSON AND MlLEb ment, sylvan Cooper management, 775- NMrro.iroadj Red Bank. treed ana shrubbed ground. Two full dining room, three bedrooms and den, full ROUND — Multiple Listings- Send for bolhs. Formal living room with fireplace, basement, and lovely treed lot Just listed Eight Great Tops TWl, or nfgnta, 77V9SS3 0tS5l,«W. free catalog of modest homes, farms, pa- full dining room, 16x14 tiled kitchen, fami- otlol Rurmon estates, waterfronts, ocre :,;RED DANK — 2Vi-room modern aparT- BARBER SHOP — Fully equipped, for Applebrook ly room, 11x22 lolousfed porch. Full base- t, lots, business opportunities. ment. Aiirr condtionedconditioned. Heate , hot water rent. Good AAonmouth County location for ment, two-car attached goroge. Mint con- ALLAIRE-FARROW lld 7411063 8422110 hair stylist. »175 ptr month. Coll 5661130. Agency-Realtors dition. Call today. Asking 154:900. Realtor Printed Pattern p . 741-1063 or 84,2-2110, . 294 Brood 51., Red Bank RAYSTILLMAN / -.UNION BEACH - AdultsVreferreddltV . Four COMMERCIAL SPACE — Three rooms, 3A Route 34 546-7600 Molawan Realtor "TOomi, SI75 month plus security, plus of) second floor, Rurmon. S150. VA APPROVED 741-3450 Utilities. 264-3865. Or 254-4665. kef fast on this Immaculate WATERBURY "Our Mth Yeor" ] AGENCY Call Anytime II Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury. 741-sMO1 ' LONG BRANCH - Furnished, clean two- UNION BEACH —Store or office, 32'xlt', home In North Long Branch. Realtor -47 Years of Service -Inturor • bedroom apartment. Large closets. Imme- top location. S12S per month plus utilities. Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bonk RUAASON 2M-3S45 or 25<-4MC Living room with fireplace, ""diate occupancy. Excellent neighborhood. 131,500 SHREWSBURY LINCROFT Yard ond frees. Ten minutes to Fort Mon- OFFICE SPACE — 300 sq. tl. S175 a formal dining room, large !50' x 100* tree shaded lot with sparkling CONTEMPORARY rlit level. Three bedrooms, Vh DOths, tncvih. Near schools, shopping ond beach. month, electric neat and air conditioning ecreotlon room. Immediate occupancy. From S1B5 plus utilities, plus security. rat-in kitchen, two bed- wook surrounds this stately three-bed- Mixing U4,9QQ, S42-37S8. Included In price. Matawan area. 946-9563. room Colonial. Large formol dining room, Spectacular large ranch; 1.7 acres. Three - Married couples preferred. No pets. Call ooms, finished playroom, den, country-style kitchen, oarage. Wall 222-1748. years old. Estate area, cul-de-sac. Four AIR HAVEN - NAVESINK RIVER jalousied porch. VA com- to-wall carpeting and dishwasher are |us very large bedrooms, master 14 x 30, 3Vi =RONT lev skate, fish, moor boot off owrv SEA BRIGHT — Three-room furnished. Houses for Rent mitment for $30,600. >me of the extras. House has be'en com exceptional boths, living room 15 x 24 with sandy beach. Large Victorian. Modern All utilities. Including radio, TV. Just re- letely updated. Mint condition. A grea loor to celling white marble fireplace. eat-In kitchen, living, room wllh fireplace, furblihcd. ?•*>• m-)T0Q. ______ii!5 to usa Per Month McGOWAN, RYAN, Real- House wall-to-wall carpeted. Central vac- dining room, two baths, four bedroomi THE BERG AGENCY si 234 River Rd., Red uum, total electric home, heat pump, hu- «cond floor, four rooms third floor. Walls tJED BANK - ATTRACTIVE RIVER- PALACE midifiers, electrostatic air, filters, air o-woll carpeting, full basement with bar* FRONT VIEW APARTMENTS — Avall- Mlddletown lank. 747-3000. 671-lOtn Realty Associates :ondtttaned. G.E. Americana sell cleaning wo-cor detached garoge. Neor schools, , able Immediately, Near shopping ond Member SMLS-Realtors two oven range. Thermopane. Full base- ihops, commuting. Principals only. Own-, transportation. To Inspect caH 741-3691^ RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. Three-bedroom house. References, tease, SWING Rt. 35, Neptune ment, immediate occupancy. Principals rrmklng $87,500. Coll 747-5508. only. Low nlnetlei. 842-7939. .. 1 AND 2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS — and security required. S35O per month Across from Channel Lumber All with large roams, many closets and Call alter S p.m., 142-1773. INTO SPRING 988-4400 ICEANPORT — New two-story Colonial this coiy three-bedroom ranch, In mint 1 -• air conditioned. Two bedrooms with car- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- ondltlon, with very tastefully done -our bedrooms, 2 /. baths, recreation ~ pctlng ondpotlo. Close to hospital and nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- ooms, Paneled den with bulll-ln- NEW SHREWSBURY room with fireplace, laundry room, two- l FAIR HAVEN car oarage, and central air conditioning. pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, kcases. Wall-to-woJ^ carpeting. — 1/< 156,000. Coll 747-58)0. Oceonport Avt., Oceanport. S42-3S00. ths, work room oiTgoroge, basement, RUAASON AREA * S1000 DOWN Commercial Rentals nced In yard, In preily section ot Mid- MONMOUTH BEACH - Six ronms ond letown. Close to schools and trans- few marketing and merchandising pro- Ronch offering force bedrooms, eai-ln MDDLETOWN — Two-year-old ranch bath, S2S0 plus utilities. Flnley Agency, >rtatlon. 143,000. ram for Rumson> Pair Haven, ond kitchen, tiled bath, full basement. One anvenlently located near schools, shop- 172-0100. Evenings '7M7M. year guarantee on vital systems. SI34.25 Ing, and transportation, Features three trewsbury listings. rantee on vital systems. JI34.2 Fclous bedrooms, large living room, Also many choice homes available. montnhlKy payment" ", S19.30— —0 amount* "U HIGHLAND HILLS- Ranch, unfur- d. Only 120,300. tln kitchen, tiled both, garoge and sew* CHOICE nlshed. Four bedrooms, two baths, living ALLAIRE-FARROW nanced. rs, plus many extras. 132,500. Gall 787- room, paneled dining room, kitchen. Realtor Sterling Thompson 135. ,i Beautiful area. One or two year lease »4 Brood St., Red Bonk THE BERG AGENCY OFFICE SPACE fcsoc." Htoltor "Gallery ot Homes'^ LINCROFT storting February 1st. S325 per month plus 741-3450 842-4300 - »TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five bed- utilities. Security ond reference required. • To qullfled buyers. No down for vets. ooms. Low taxes. Available now. Socrl- 2200 iff. ft. Heal, air conditioning, Flnloy Agency, 172-0100. evenlnfls 172-1756. Call Anytime 747-0900 ce. Principals only. Call 774-1919. .janitorial setvice, private parking on YEAR ROUND BOATING MANALAPAN OVER FOUR ACRES "COUPLE WANTED — To manage small 'ould be yours with this four-bedroom, SUBDIVISION Charming older Colonial In mint condl- IHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Co-oper- paved parking lot. Convenient to all rental property In Asbury for discount on our-both ranch home, separate mold's on. Three masler-slied bedrooms, large itlve oportment. Two-bedroom bungolow. public transportation. Will rearrange .rent of four-room house. Write 408 Sewoll iarterj. Den. Full bosement with an POSSIBILITY Ivlnfl room with fireplace, formal dining 'oneled living room, Xltchen, dining arM. Ave., Asbury Park, N.J. 07712. x30 finished area and full bath. Central Thli well located Fair Hoven home has oi. room, eot-ln kitchen, enclosed potlo. arge fenced-ln back yard. Aluminum sld- offices to tenant's requirements. At- ilr, central vacuuming. Kidney shaped In- extra lot with cottoge. The main house Is Monv extros. Asking S49.O0O. New listing • ig, storm windows and doors. For fur- tractive price. Brokers protected. SHREWSBURY — Carriage house an iround heated pool AND 310' ot new bulk- forge and unusually well built. The rooms can't possibly losll ler information coll 542-4010 otter 7 p.m. tote. Two bedrooms. S33O per month, he leading with separate launching romp, are oversized and gracious. Four bed- included. 741-1229 or 741-1575. . IEW MONMOUTH — 6/10 acre, well- 'wo slips and 75' ot walkway, fdeo for rooms, 28' living room. Bath plus tavO' PALACE 'eed< Custom Cape, four bedrooms, living LOCUST — Nine-room bi-level on '/i acre ubbler sysfem. 110?,000. fory. Hot wafer heat. Asking JW.000 Realty Associates jam with fireplace, dining room, eot-ln Close to schools, transportation, river and Member 5 MLS — Realtors Itchen, IVi baths, full basement, extras. CALL ocean. Immediate occupancy- S400 per WALKER & WALKER Seven miles south of Freehold Circle ',W0. 671-3747. month. 291-9371. Realtors RUSSELL AA. BORUS Rte 9 and Northwood Place iwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury REALTORS Howett .EONAROO — Four bedroom, full base- LITTLE SILVER — Two-bedroom Dutch 600 River Rd., Fair Haven nent Cape Cod. Excellent condition. Nice 747-1100 Colonial. Near school. Possession Mar. I OWELL TOWNSHIP 528,000 747-4532 363-6416 irea, three blocks from school. Being S3taper month. 8J2-4!ISafter 7. pproxtmaFety one acre free shaded lot ansferred. By appointment. 291-0072. Houses For Sale rrounds this lovely- four-bedroom Colo- JUST LIKE NEW lose to N.Y. bus lines. All-year wonderful! Team al. Larae eat-In kitchen, formal dining BOAT LOVERS )nly 16 months old. In prime Mlddletown Commercial Rentals iom, full basement, large porch, Can't 9W of waterfront property. Deep water JR SALE 8Y OWNER — Nine-room bl- for lorge 1boot. AT dock. Four bedrooms, area, this Immaculate home offers four witlrpants, skirts, dresses! islbly last! Coll (or more Information. large bedrooms, 2Vj baths, Tamlly sized rvel on Vi ocre. Locust, close to schools, MADISON TOWNSHIP two baths. Rurmon besides. $61,000. ansportatlon, river and oceon., Imme- Feel cozy, look marvelous PALACE jameroom with llreplace, approximately ale occupancy. S44.5OO. 291-9371. Realty Associates The ocre, cenlroJ oir, two-car oorooe, and in this dashing cape with sit- $27,900 3,000 SQ.FT Member 5 MLS — Realtors Jli-towaii carpetina. Owner Irons- \ATAWAN BORO — More Woods. Four Aluminum siding makes this a Seven miles south of Freehold Circle erred—his loss, your gain. Only W8-S0O. edroomSr two kitchens, double garage. tached contrast scarf, ribbed Rle 9 and North wood Place rge lot. 149,500. Sterling McCann, Reat maintenance free ranch. Two bed- BUILDING Howell Applebrook WALKER & WALKER .fate Broker, 566-9666. mock cables. Crochet of knitt- rooms, living room, modern bath, Realtors ng worsted. Pattern 6Ui; large eat-in kitchen, and enclosed 363-6416 Agency-Realtors Iwy 35 6/"I-331! Mlddtetown 112 Ave. of Two Rivers B42-290O Rumson tEANSBURG — Newly decorated ranch. Lots and Acreage porch. Wall-to-wall carpeting Formerly used by administration RUMSON — NEW LISTING — On o spe- :tve rooms. Enclosed porch. Full base- misses' sizes 10-20 included. Little Silver — 536,000 cial secluded street. A four-bedroom Cape —:nt. Lorge expansion attic. Woll-towall makes it a pleasant home to see. of Red Bank Airport; available im- rhlrd-b*droom or study, VA bdthi, 75' x Cod. Immaculate, tastefully decorated, )CUST — V* acre lot. Beautiful area. Send 75 cents for each pat- 100' lot. Principal* only. Call 741-6244. centre I air. S5S.000. irner property. »)0,000. Call 787-8353 of- All this with a lull basement and a mediately; ample parking, con- "6p.m. ern — add 25 cents for eaijH venient to highways and parkway. one-car garage. DDLETOWN —Mint condition "L" ELLEN S. HAZELTON ARLBORO — Wooded residential pattern for first-class malliijl! Lease below markel. toped ranch. Three large bedrooms, I'/J Realtor street. Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch, y* Rumson Waterfront iths, eat-In kitchen, large dining room 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 842-3200 ocre beautiful lawn. Pool. Fireplace. Up- IE ACRE PLUS — One of lost ocre lots WhaW t ddo you need most of md special handling. Send to KEYPORT >d living room, fireplace, full basement, .RANSFERRED, OR JUSTOUT- per 40'S. 591-9J77. i water In Rumson. Lovely residential all now? Tops, tops, tops to lutvcDokir iclosed patio, air conditioned, wall-to- CROWING YOUR HOME? — Call or co. Cleared, high ground, ready to aura Wheeler, 61 The Red $33,900 3tl carpeting, mony closeti ond extras, write for your complementary copy of Ap-*1 ^EYPORT — Three bedrooms, closed lidId. EnchantinEnchontlngq view ooff protected bay," team with pants, skirts, shorts ocre. well landscaped. Prime location, pleBrooIrt monthly Homes for Living torch, full cellar, garoge, olumlnum sld- ith occess to river and ocean< . Lots ol Bank Register, Needlecraft Two-famiJy horns focafed on quiet .I.KISLAK i mile (a Parkway, one mile to Red Bank ng. 264-5733 or 583-4709. •aflno at your door. 300* !R station. PRINCIPALS ONLY M9.900. magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de- „ _ .... on woter with all spring and summer. Whip residential street. 214' deep park- scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, HOME FOR ALL SEASONS rlon rlohts. 133,000. Call 741-2406. Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea like grounds. Apartment # I has teoltors, 950 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 471- M4.900 up a great shirts and over- Real Estate Services tation, New York, N.Y. large eat-in kitchen, dining room, fcYPOMl — Fully renovated twoitory. i winter toast your tootsies in front of blouses in cotton, polyester. ot The Kislak Organization ; I ten en, dining, living, two bedrooms, CALL KROL — For your real estate ie fireplace, in summer dive into the Real Estate Wanted .0011, Print PATTERN NUM- living room, and hall bath on third orae two-story detached garage. V] acre. ntfes. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, 18x36 In-ground pool. All year enloy the Printed Pattern !)H7«: NEW floor. Second floor has two bed- 581 S8OAD STIEET / NEWARK. HI ady to move- I , S31.900. Principals Hotmdel, N.J., 471-4616. /asfness of five bedrooms, 2'/j baths, for- HOUSES OR LAND JER, NAME, ADDRESS, ly. Call7B7-0841. Ttol dint no room, huge oameroom. at- Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. rooms and lull bath. Apartment 624-8000 671-0700 CHARMING CAPE COD — In River Oaki ached oarage. Basement. Screened Bought for cosh. For details, coll IP. #2 offers eat-in kitchen, living IEW SHREWSBURY — Nine-room split, section of Folr Haven. Two twin sized; torch. Owner Transferred ond must sacrl- Mr. KMlty ot 18. Yardages in pattern. our bedrooms, won-to-wait carpeting, bedrooms plus two small bedrooms. Ice at this price. Call now for appoint- NEW 1972 Needlecraft Cata- room, bedroom and bath on first rntrol olr conditioning, two-car garage, Fenced-tn yard, screened porch. Beautiful lent and details. THE KIRWAN CO., THE KIRWAN CO. ocre. Upper 40s, 542-55)1. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS og crammed with the most floor along with two large unfinish- Houses For Sale dogwoods. Many extras. Principals only. !ea!tors> 787-6400. 75 Niwmor. Springs Rd. Red Bonk. N.J ed bedrooms on second floor, EANSQURG •— Two bedrooms, large 842-4350 for.,eacl) pattern — add 25 abulous fashions, acce"s- todern kitchen, living room, den, bath. 3OOD SCHOOLSI ~ New Shrewsbury's Must see. Ml fenced. Aluminum siding. Excellent MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Elght- •mall classes ore yours when you buy this PRIVATE PARTY — Interested In buying cents for each pattern for Air iories, gifts. Knit, crochdt, HOLMDEL :ondlt.on. 118.900. 8J2-4435. room ranch. Garage separate. Bath-ond- house In Rumson-Folr Haven. Cal) Mr. Vi. Tiled kitchen and bath. Hot water ive-bedroom, ZlVboth split level. Your Edwin Goldberg, 535-3141. I a.m.-4:4i Mail and Special Handling. In mint condition. Split level, three :hlldren will also enloy an 16x36 In-ground •=*"* mbroider. Free patterns, CLIFFWOOD NCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch, fire- heat. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Almost ocre. >ool with cabana. Hurryl This newllitingvL™! - .IhroFrl. bedrooms, l'/j baths, large (omily ch, finished bosement. MJd-40's. 14*400. Cotl 717-2041, Send to Marian Martin, 420 send 50c. room, enclosed porch. Secluded polio von't last lpn9 of •«,«». KIRWAN CO.. jtVE'RE COUNTV WIDE NOW - Are you $34,900 wlih gos grill ond redwood fence.' NEW MONMOUTH - Four bearoom teoltors, Airport Plato, Hozlet, N.J. 264- ? selling or buying? We will be happy to be The Red Bank Register, Pat- New Instant Crochet Book Low, low taxes. 9897.33. Immediate tpllt, IVj boths. dining room, large eat-In TOO. _{ot service to you. Custom built touV-bedroom, occupancy. Asking M2.900. UW5ON — Older tour-bedroom, IVi-balh tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., vVV iNtWccora . I kltchtn, loroe recreation room, attached — step-by-step pictures, pat- 2'/j bath bi-level. The two modern All M PrlIncln - 'floroae. patio, wall-to-wall brood I oom In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS U3.MM New York, N.Y. 10011. Print kitchens make this a perfect home jTlvlna room, hall ond bedrooms. Dead-end ipoclous three-bedroom roncher with two erns teach today's way. $1,60. street, corner property. Asking M4,5QO, ull baths, fireplace In Hvlnq room, formal APOLLO NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, (or mother and daughter living. TTLE SILVER — Low taxe..__s and thi—s Principals only. 671-2850 after A p.m. dining room, 23x14 family room with AGENCr, INC. Complete Instant Gift Book Many extras Including wa?her, LINCROFT Ice meon eosyt monthly palymenty s wllh Momed celling, full basement, detached Member Monmoulh County WL SIZE AND STYLE NUM. Is three b*drooiim ronch wnlc:lh features a MOVE IN RIGHT AWAY! — This three- tarage. QUICK occupancy. MELMED 1370 Hwy 35 Hailet 73t-0100 - more than 100 gifts. $1.00 • dryer, and dishwasher. bedroom Mlddletown Cape Is freshly BER. Cuitom built ranch on ^i acre. Thre« rge kitchen ond enclosed breeieway. IEALTY, Realty, 671 MS0, Next to Shore Point Inn Complete Afghan Book — totdrooms, Yh bottti, two zone h«at, is) listed this month. See It now! $-35,000. painted inside and out, with a new tile floor. The bedrooms feature built-in dres- OLTS NECK — «• four-bedroom, e»ecu- BUILDING WANTED — Approximately Anderson windows, family room wllh IRWAN CO., Realtors, Airport Ploio, 3000 sq. ft., for light Industry. Call Mr. FREE FASHION OFFER! .1.00 flrplace, tutt baifrnenf, two car oa- illet, N.J. 264 7203. sers ond vanities. Convenient to schools Ive type ranch home. Over 3000 sq. ft. or 1 roge. Many other custom features, ond .ommutlng. Good neighborhood. excellent workmanship. One ocre. Lo- Larsen, o34«ao Choose one pattern from 150 litooo. TOP LOOKING — Mint ranch. Three SO 1,000. KIR WAN CO., Realtors, Airport :oted on quiet dead-end street. HAROLD "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c ; CL0VER (drooms, living room, dining room, Plata, Hailet, N.J. 264-7200. -INDEMANN, Broker, Eotontown. 543. WHY NOT CALL SOMEONE WHO styles in New Fall-Winter Book of 12 Prize Afghans. wntry kitchen. Large rooms. JAMES A. 103. KNOWS? 3LAO, Realtor, MLS. 544-1777, evenings A NEW LISTING — This four-bedroom iLlst your home with Ray Van Horn Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. flc '•l.Ua. 13;,000. Emy living. home Is In tip-top condition. It can'belong Agency. Multiple Listings. 74/-4100. PAUL R. STRYKER fo your torn)),/ within 30 doys, n yeors INSTANT SEWING BOOK 1AUD NEW COLON I At — On one acreT Quilt Book l — 16 patterns, REALTOR old. II offers a separate dining room, plus Wf- BUY HOUSES FOR TOP COLLAR HWY 34 HOLMDEL >ur bedrooms, large living room, formal an eat-In kitchen, gameroom, t'/i bolhs, sew today, wear tomorrow. flc ling room, modern eat-In kitchen, loun- fenced rear yard, two-car garage. A fine 'Oths, large covered porch, basement, $1. INSTANT FASHION 99 HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT 946-4144 y room, family room with wet oar, Mlddletown location for the children. Ask- hree-cor garoge. Short walk to bench. Museum Quilt Book 2^50t rge basement. Mony extras. New ing 139.500. Call now. Rogeoger FF,. Coiens Mklng uTwo. Call today. Roger F. Co- TTER HOMES— I BOOK - Hundreds of fashion PHONE 264-7400 Member MLS Agency, 813 River Rd.. Foli r Hff :ens- Agency, 813 River Rd., Folr Hoven. Book 3, "Quilts ForToday'i facts. $1. Living". 15 patterns. 50c V p'Plajw Slide Show, ,. * He DaOy Register, Red Btuk-MMdfetown, NX Monday, January »,' H7J 21 '• ,....-» Historian, Beformed Church KWM. Os* lecturer and wrtbor George H. born St v Television Today 9 Moss Jr. ,of Ramson wUl be TJie G&dfather Wins Five Awards New York (Oianhelit-2,4.5.7.9.11.13 gjiest speaker at* meeting of Mr. Moss will give a slide HOLLYWOOD (AP)- best direction by Francis as best actress in a comedy or. the Keyport Historical Sociejy presentation on the Bayshore OAYT1ME.MOVIB Arabs Into an effective fighting force Igiimt fie "The Godfather" was the big Ford Coppola, best screenplay musical, and Joel Grey as? »:00 O "Story On P«. On." Turks. •Monday at 8:15 p.m: in the area. O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE winner of Golden Globes from by Coppola and Mario Puzo, best supporting actor. 1:00 5 "A Kfe linWD.*" "Flying Leathernecks" (1951) starling Robert tlje Hollywood Foreign Press "fl-Ooifc* T.lti A Wil. Ryan. John Wayne. A strict dwclpllnarion officer and best score by Nino Rota. "Str.nol.liol SPECIAL OF THE WEEK tor. "Cabaret," the bittersweet CINEMA I CINEMA 2 EVENINNI G "The HelfeUt Concert." A documentary on the life and work of famed violinist Jascha HeifeU. The Mafia saga, front-run- musical of Berlin in the early Music Makers Theatres. 0 O B NEWS Clurfet The Mtrx 0_ THE RJNTSTONES 9:30 a THE DORIS DAY SHOW ner for the Academy Awards 1930's. was awarded three Brolhir* "CavC e Scout Jamboree." Mr. Jarvis delivers an eviction notice to Doril in March.'was named best Bronson In When he learns that she has two stray dogs In tier Golden Globes: for best come- In O HAVE GUN. WILL TRAVEL apartment EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN MONMOUTH COUNTY •'Saturday Nlfht" dramatic picture In 1S72, for dy or musical. Liza Minnelli O 6IUIGANS ISLAND 0 DRAGNET II Duck Soup AT MUSIC MAKERS THEATERS A gunman succewfully holds up ten stores in * The •P/W "Gllllgan vs. Cilllfan." . - confectionery chain. 0D HODGEPODGE LODGE Mechanic W.C. FWd« 10:00 0 THE NEW BILL COSBY SHOW In 6:30 0 I LOVE LUCY Guests: Robert Culp. William Conrad. ,rP/in' PLAZA Hatlet MALL | FREEHOLD , "Ulcy'S\ Last Birthday." 8 O NEWS At the Movies The ITUUWWUH- HHtll «T. 9462-0600 O THE BEVERLY HIILIILLIES IS THE ROADS TO FREEDOM Fuzz -DeLovrly and Banff." Mathleu's unit has been dejeribed by the officera These schedules are pro- EAST BRUNSWICK Bank Dick tB BEAT THE CLOCK and the men are petting drunk awaiting capture. vided by the theater and TURNPIKE ID OUR STREET IO:JO O NEWS PLUS the times are for today INDOOR— "Loves Sweet Bone." only. BOX OFFICE OPENS b.AO STARTS FRIDAY 7:00 a CIS NEWS 10*5 ID THE 51 it STATE Across UOth St. 7:5!: v:M K(C NIGHTLY NEWS 11:00 0 O O NEWS RED BANK OUTDOOR— Iff JfC J — iOuiH ict 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS The Frencn Connection 7:00; 11:00 flCuu m isiutuni S THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW CINEMA III- M.A.S.Hv.OO WHO WILL SURVIVE - IN ONE "H•Hoo t Roil Otis." "Your Witness." Plo/II 61 It Loyi 7:K>; I:*l) »tarrinB»Lco Oorcey, RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— Salad house dressing — 1 ~ Peter OToole, Alec Guinness, A young British or- Warren Hull. Mork of the Devil 7:00:10:00 Colfee ' ' ficer plays an almost godlike, role In uniting; the 5:25 O GIVE US THIS DAY Last House on the Ltft 1:45; 11:45 ON THE ROOF" niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiii jiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilniiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii KEYPORT

• • : ' Deep Throat 4:45; 9:00,' 11:13 Low For Soli 7:15; 10:10 FREE FOOTBALL FILM MATAWAN NEW YORK (AP) - Roger CINEMA M— Staubach, O.J. Simpson and Lost Houit on mi Left 7:10 His Scon Jeulco lo Death »:M Eatontown BAICII6 Jim Plunkett are among the OHlVC IN 542 «?00 STRATHMORE TWIN former college football stars CINEMA 1— ITALIAN featured in "Heisman Trophy The Mechanic 7:00; 10:17 — The Possible Dream," a 24- Fun 6:45 OPERA CINEMA J— Circle minute 16 mm sound and color Duck Soup 7:00; 9:31 Hi MtilsbrttMC EVERY WED. film. Bank DlckS:lI; 10:4} Otni»»7>5 The film may be obtained PERTH AMBOY IN THIS BUSINESS 7 To 11 P.M. free by groups from Tribune AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— THERE ARE NO Ftilaurantattd Sweet Sugor 7:00; 10:02 Films, 38 West 32nd Street, The Sin a) Adam and Eve 1:40; 11:17 Cocktail Lounge New York, N.Y. 10001. The film MENLO PARK "INNOCENT Open 7 Days is sponsored by Panasonic. Innocent Byitonders 2:00: 4:00: <:00! IN COLOR* ADULTS ONLY 1:00; 10:00 BYSTANDERS" STMTtraDKY-.reB.2n4 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT STARRING Advertise in The Register STANLEY BAKER "BAD BARBARA" GERALDINE CHAPLIN - PLUS - MUSIC CO-HIT AT DRIVE-IN ONLY MAKERS THEATRES THE GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY" STARRING CINEMA 34 Matawan GEORGE PEPPARD MICHAEL SARRAZIN If.M.SU-MM DOUBLE HORROR LAST HOUSE Community 8 TRACK & ON THE LEFT PLUS ONE OF THE CASSETTES LET'S SCARE ^GREATEST FILMS • NEW MEMBERS JESSICA TO DEATH OF ALL TIME! ' Now being Accepted PLAZA Hazlet "GONE for lit. 3( »T MIDDLE HO.. ltU«H_ SPY THRILLER WITH PARTY INNOCENT JHE TIME BYSTANDERS WIND" G R A N T' S SHOWN AT CLUB 0 2:00 AND 8:00 P.M |WHIDE.SANT 747-O333J Limited Time ONLY! A Town West COME-JOIN SOME OF THE NICEST PEOPLE IN A SMASH HIT! I TOWN who ore having good times at the new Party Time Dance Club • Let us introduce you to our members. See how easy It Is to It ranks high among get acquainted . : . how friendly, refined and congenial our mem- the best movies bers are. Party Tims Dance Club Is composed of adult men and Lyric women - all with a similar purpose: to make new friends, increase I've ever seen." Atbury firk 77% 1098 their confidence/ poise and popularity ,. . enfoy life more through M find, SymUctttd ColamnlX I dancing. WHATWLHAPPEN MO ESCORT NEEDED'YOU MAY COME ALONE I "AN IMPRESSIVE FILM.') ONTHE 8 TRACK OR We personally see to it that you have a great time , . . that you -Gsn» ShMlll. WHBC-7V | CAHULAWASSEt '.will donee with a wide variety of partners . . . form many frfenjd-. RIVER! CASSETTE ships ... with the kind of people you'll be proud to associate with. "Beautifully performed by Tuesday Weld and Anthony Perkins." I "DELIVERANCE- made a big hit with our members. It gives them a wonderful opportunity -N.Y. Vmn • STARRING • have more fun ... meet new peoplo ... make now friends. JOHN VOIGHT WE'Llr MAKE YOU MORE POPULAR IN 10 DAYS! ANEW BURTREYNOLDS Our methods arc so simple you'll be delighted to see how quickly you con become a comfortable dance partner! You'll lose any shyness or bashfulness . . .gain new self-confidence ... up your FRANK charm and personality . . . moke more friends in a month lhan you've made In a year! PERRY 52 WEEKS OF FUN A YEAR! . . . that's what you can ex- FILM St. James REGULAR pect once you're a member of Party Time Dance Club. We plan a »P»'HIM) whole year of fun for our members . . . fun day after day, week af- $6.95 LIST ter week, month after month. You'll learn the latest steps . . . have fun while you're learning. PIAYIT HE AIMS TO AS IT LAYS PLEASE! PARTY TIME CLUB I ARTHUR MURRAY FRANCHISED STUDIO | oiw Uw Aow t\i*y witi "HIT MAN" MONMOUTH WITH I SACCO &* BERNIE CASEY CALL MISS JOYCE Mon.-FrM to 10 P.M. -PLUS- 444 BROAD STREET VAHZETTl SHREWSBURY • 842-6565 PARTY TlMIdUB. 12 BROAD ST.. Red Bank. N.J. B\^ { | •'nawnuNT! IT win fKtmmjmr OPEN Daily ! Kleose sena wttnout oDIigatlon your brochure- ^j N "THE GANG "MOVING AND I 10-9 • NAME | POWERFUL!" THAT COULDN'T ' 273 BROADWAY j ADDRESS j CITY : AC1ITED USEYOUR LONG BRANCH • 229-9879 I j MI ONLY. SHOOT STRAIGHT CENT til . CHAflBECAflO OPEN Daily 10-6 TO LATE_SHOW__' 22 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdletown, N.J- Monday, January'», VMS Canadian Pacific By ROGER E. SPEAR ments, which account for 88 Upsurge in Divorces per cent of CP's revenues. All By SYLVIA PORTER iiiiiiiiiniimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiMHiiimiiiBHinHi persons among non-whites, Q — For the last year and a other areas of the company's compared to 45 divorced indi- half I have held 500 shares of SUCCESSFUL operations propered last year More than 1,500,000 of you viduals for every 1,000 white Canadian Pacific (NYSE) with a turnaround reported by will be divorced and another YOUR MONEY'S married couples. which cost 14& per share. INVESTING CP Investments. The rosy 1,500,000 will take the first Divorce rates are higher in These have fluctuated about economic outlook for the cur- steps toward divorce in 1973 WORTH cities. On the farm, there are two points in either direction rent year does not indicate than ?75,000, is yielding 4.2 per — all-time high totals with fi- since I bought. Should I hold any let, up in the company's : 20 divorced persons for each cent or $3,100. A bond port- nanciar implications reaching iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuHiiniiiiiii 1,000 married couples in con- templating a divorce is to or switch to a faster growing ceivably lift the earnings mul- growth. Hold for gradual long- folio would return almost out to many more millions of trast to 49 in nonfarm areas. count on its costing at least stock?-J.B. tiple from the currently mod- term appreciation. double that amount in safety. adults and children in the rate has been rising along est 13x level. Certainly any with the divorce rate, one in The smaller your family in- twice as much as he thinks." A - While this blue chip Ca- Q -1 hold ,1,875 shares of Tex- However, because of the pos- families involved. come and the lower your If you are considering a di- nadian holding company is no major oil discovery' by 18 per aco {NYSEJ' which have ac- sible tax consequences result- five remarriages also ends in cent owned Panarctic Oils This is almost four times divorce. educational level, the greater . vorce. you must be aware of swinger, it is attractive in cumulated from an original pur- ing from the large eapital the incidence of divorces only would be reflected in share Why? the likelihood that you will all the costs — ranging from view of its downside resis- chase of 210 shares years ago. gain; you may prefer to re- 10 years .ago. get divorced — contrary legal fees and plane fares to tance and better-than-average price. • , How can I increase my divi- duce your holdings over a pe- Surely, the upsurge in bro- A booming economic cli- Marriages also have' been ken marriages is related to though this may be to popular alimony and child support yield. If earnings growth con- dend income? — J.C. riod of several years. increasing at a rapid rate in belief. payments, division of proper- tinues to accelerate, reap- mate in Canada has resulted At the present time your in- If it is feasible, after con- changing American attitudes, in a surge in freight ship- recent years — but divorces particularly about sex, to the Whatever your financial sit- ty and other assets, the com- praisal by investors could con- vestment, valued at more sulting your attorney, accoun- have been rising even more decline of the traditional fam- uation, a divorce is one of the plex but oh so important tax tant or tax specialist, to sell sharply. A decade ago, there ily, to easier divorce laws, to most costly economic adven- angles, and on and on. Anticipates Busy Year one-third or one-half of your was one divorce or annulment the growing financial indepen- tures you can undertake — Typical Costs Texaco, the proceeds from the for every four marriages. with expenses which few to- RUMSON — The Ellen S. ing confidence in the buying dence of women, and many What are typical divorce public to invest their funds in sale should be invested in high Today, one old marriage ends other lesser factors too. be-divorced couples weigh in costs today? Hazelton Agency, entering its yield bonds. In this category I in divorce or annulment for advance. • 16th year in real estate, has the best investment of all — Obviously influencing the No divorce is "typical," but real estate. like A-rated General Water- every three new marriages. there are general guides on increased its staff in anticipa- works' 8'^s of 1996,- yielding figures also is the fact that the Economic Catastropby "Land values keep pace To dramatize the divorce "Most Americans today live the two major basic costs. tion of an unusually active 8.2 per cent currently and 8.1 war babies of the early post-' market in 1973. with the times, people who picture even more: • World War H years are now to the hilt of the breadwin- The first is alimony and child per cent to maturity. Another — One out of every five men support — sometimes referred Mrs. Hazelton said: ''There bought homes or unimproved choice, A-rate"d Morton-Nor- into their 20s — the most high- ner's income and frequently land in the Monmguth County and women getting married ly divorce-prone age group, even beyond it," notes a _ to as the "high cost of leav- is no doubt of a coming up- wich 8% of 1995 yields 8.2 per each year has been divorced. ing." These are usually the surge in business and a grow- area in years gone by. realize cent currently' and 8.1 per . especially among couples who prominent New York lawyer happily the appreciation of — Some 15,000,000 Ameri- married very> young. and family law professor. biggest items in any divorce .cent to maturity.. Interest and cans are or have been di- In New Office their investment today. Many Who are the most divorce- "For young families with settlement. fixed charges are amply .cov- vorced — and 4,000.000-plus MIDDLETOWN —The have sold at five or six Umes ered on both issues. prone? little or no financial cushion, The second major expense the original price. Real estate are currently divorced. the sudden economic toll is a lawyer — with lawyers, Beach Agency, Realtors, has Children Involved Nearly 30 per cent of the moved to newer and larger is the soundest investment (Roger Spear's 52-page of divorce can be catastro- like physicians, tending to Guide to Successful Investing — Nearly two out of three marriages where the woman's quarters in the Navesink Pro- one can make." • age ranges from 27 to 32 will phic." charge clients according to is available to all readers of divorces today involve chil- their income brackets as well fessional Building. 170 RL 33. Her staff includes Marie end In divorce. When can a husband finan- The move was necessitated Low, office manager and ap- this column. For your copy, dren. cially afford a divorce? as according to the amount of send U with name and ad- — And while the remarriage Non-Whites by a need for more space to praiser; Marjorie Hosier, Non-whites get divorced When he is prepared to cut time and work a case dress to Roger E. Spear, Red demands. handle the company's in- Peggy Nelson, Dorothy Barn- EBea S. Huelton more frequently than whites. his standard of living in half, creased business Fred Scha- es, Kite Gee, Deborah Davis. Bank Register, Box 1618, For every 1,000 married says the professor. "My ad- Tomorrow: Guidelines on specializes in commercial Grand Central Station, N.Y., divorce costs. nerman, agency president, re- Nancy Hassinger and the lat- 12 Houses couples, there are 78 divorced vice to-anybody con- ported, . . • est addition, Allen Colin, who properties. N.Y. 10017.) Are Sold In the Area RED BANK - The Water- bury Agency of Red Bank,] - member of Red Bank Area| child world and Monmouth County Mul- tiple Listing Services, has re-1 ported 12 sales. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen purchased a new home at 196 Riverview Ave., Little Silver, from Elliot Enterprises of Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Ar- nold, formerly of Westfield, purchased their new home at' 58 Winchester Drive, New Shrewsbury, from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roper, who'have been transferred to Germany. Mr: Arnold is associated with Bell Laboratories in Holmdel. A residence at 75 Wallace St., Red Bank, has been sold §'• to the Gilbert Stone Realty Company. The former owners were Peter L. Oties and Thomas H. Blinn. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Perri Jr. have purchased a home at 8 Manson Place, Little Silver, from Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Staten Is- land. Mrs. Donald McClintock has sold her home at 36 Vista Place, Little Silver, to Mr. arid Mrs. L.C. Tatem of Fair H that pig day is on Kt way«. Haven. arrival then y6u really owe 1 ielf to visit your nearest Child * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. | Child Line Crib Child Line Crib Gopsill, formerly of Red Hill and ««e all the new and < A snoozin' special... Tough enough for a tiger... for your new addition... Biltrite Liftout Carriage Road, Middletown, purchased by Hubco a home at 603 Harding Road, • Full size • 4 position * Full Size f 4 position 3 in 1 Convertible Carriage Little Silver, from Mr. and Adjustable Spring * Adjustable Spring ' Most Child World Starts have as many *Carriage * Stroller * Carted • 2287 * Double Drop Side * All Chromed 4TTQ7 Mrs. James T. MacKenzie. Drop Side • Teething as 50 different style cnbs all in a row ., •Tubular Chrome with Jumbo Tires #^^^ «•%» (Tubular Steel I /**• Mr. MacKenzie has been Rails • Available in Stabilizing Bars * Non Carriages for the mostdiscrlminatjng, * Fully Adjustable "fully Collapsi- VjQR/ * Rubber Tire Maple or White. made executive vice president Toxic 'Available in Walnut and White. taste, dressing tables, walkers and ble • Well Constructed • Smart Styl- Mm^D * * Blue Watch Fabric. of United Slates Steel. The more. < < * mg. MacKenzies have moved to Pittsburgh. AT ChM World you can we and! ehoose The William Bowie resi- from the following famous name* In , dence at 280 Prospect Ave., Juvenle furniture... Collier, Hedstritm, Little Silver, has been sold to BHt Rite, Perego, Thaytr, Taylor, Smett Mr. and Mrs. J. Beverly An- Simmons, ChHdcraft, Child Line, Okli derson of Boca Raton, Fla; Homer Smith. Kantwet and many, The Bowies reside at Light many more. House Point, Fla. Bunny Bear Mattresses ' Mrs. Martha L. Gilmour Choose the type and style mattress sold her home at 17 Briarwood that will insure maximum comfort... Road, Fair Haven, to Mrs. Pampers Child Line Crib Bunny Bear Non-Alerglc and Mrs. David Weiner, for- Disposable mer residents of Middletown. Ball Top... Baby Stroller Mrs. Gilmour has moved to Baby Stroller Swivel Stroller • Full Size • 4 position 787 987 Diapers by Swingomatic by Swingomatic Leisure Village, Lakevvood. 1 byKummeth • Double Drop Sides * • Inner Spring All foam • Extra .*%!.' I Newborn $1.29 * Lightweight, 'Bucket-Seat ^Q"7 Stabilizer Bar • Non 2987 •Alltubular « Mrs. Walter Rathbun has • Water Proof firm • Full size I Daytime 3O's ... $1.48 * Fold Flat *f * Canopy and Wf O / • 3 position purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Toxic • Available In • Smooth Top • Waterproof • Overnite 79* Tubular Con- 687 large carrying w Maple and Walnut and White. Full size. • Smooth Top Toddlers .,..,.... 97 « reclining back348) 7 John Conway of Rumson a struction'Sturdy. bag • Chromed Tubular * Adj. Foot rest • Wire home at 15 Waverly Place, • Full Size. Frame. basket • .Safety brake. Red Bank. Mrs. Elizabeth Kerekosh re- Child World has all the "Better" Baby Furniture at low discount prices. poted the sale of Mrs. Michael Oliver's property at 10 Lennox Ave., Rumson. The new own- er is Mrs. Jeanne K. Rockefel- ler, formerly of New Mon- mouth. Lt. Col. and Mrs. David U. Murch have purchased the •former homo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Schaffer at 1 Stir- rup Lane, Katontown. Col. I Murch is stationed at Ft. Mon- mouth. -A . Mr. and Mrs. George Tupe. Dressing Table formerly of Staten Island, Folding Play Yard Portable Crib High Chair Baby Swing Baby Jumper Baby Lounger Nursery Chair have purchased ;]<1 Shelburn by Badger by Jackson by Mapes by Kiddie Chrome by Jenkintown by Cosco by Baby World by Wolf Drive, Lincroft, from Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Hosenblaum. Mr. •4 Large 1O87 •Fast fold- Q87 * Com- 1787• uphoi- 787 Just wind it Tubular 4%87 * For feeding* 187 Sturdy wood QR7 Drawers* IJL ing *Ny-. J7"" pletewith I/*"" stered Seat I and it will O steel sus- \J^" Sitting up and I frame.*Gaily O * and Mrs, Hosenblaum have Wicker * Easy folding Ion net * Sturdy Steel Wetproof mattress • rock for 15 minutes.it . moved to California. and Back * Adjustable pension frame* Enam- enjoying the view or use decorated • Well con- and storage • Tubular frame • Chromed Tg- Sturdy * Hardwood * Removeable Tray • • Sturdy construction. eled steel tray * Nylon it as a sleeping unit.— structed * Chamber Chrome Legs * Towel bular legs * Complete frame * Adjustable Can convert to a youth reinforced seat. Well constructed and and deflector included. bar. with pad. Legs * Adj. Mattress chair* sturdy. Mrs. Wake ma n Height.

Sells Real Estate BANKAMERICARD USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN WHERE BETTER TOYS COST LESS • HAZLET - Michael Ma- riolis, broker. Apollo Agency, Inc. here, a member of Mon- mouth County Multiple List- HAZLET PLAZA ingService, announces that master charge Mrs. Katina K. Wakeman has world joined his ^taff of residential HWY. 35, HAZLET sales personnel. Mrs. Wakeman resides in (Across the Street from K-Mart) Middletown with her husband and three sons.