- H 70% Turnout of County Voters Expected •I I MOKYHrXOU

The Weather FINAL Variable cloudiness, windy ,and cold today, high in 40s. Cle«r, cold tonight, low in low EDITION 30s. Sunny and cold tomorrow. 22 PACES tlomiioulli r<»uu> 9 * RKD BANK-MIDDLE TOWN, N.j. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER <* 1973 IFN CENTS' ' """ """ " m ' " - - . • — AcquitZygmaniak in'Mercy Killing' By WILLIAM J. ZAOKSkl ing Ins brother but giving him The panel had several ver- not continue at the present his paral) ted brother, lliat Lester was temporarily peace." dicls lo decide: whether it time. It rendered no verdicts Qeorge, W, who was hospi insane because of the slrc-ss FREEHOLD - A trial cen- The packed courtroom was was murder in Ihe first de- for second degree murder. i.iii/i'ii following a motorcycle he was undergoing during this tering on fraternal love ended silent and noticeably appre- gree; whether u was murd,er Miv Siiiua Zygmaniak, the accident, on Ihe family's l!l period yesterday when a jury ac- hensive as the jury panel filed in tlic second degree; whether mother; Mrs Jeanelle Z\j;- acrc farm June 17. when the Although George Zygma- quitted Lester M. Zygmaniak, hack into the courtroom about Lester Zygmaniak was lam mainak. widow of George family was celebrating niak had asked lo die. said 13, of first degree murder by 4 p.m. Two minutes later poianly insane at Hie time Zygmaniak. and friends of Hie George's four-year-old son's Mr Ansell lo ihe jury, this reason of temporary insanity Judge McGowan began read- and whether I ho condition family wept as the verdicts birtuda) and Km her'* l)a> was no) a defense in New Jer- for ihe fatal shooting of his ing the verdicts reached by continues. wore announced. Lester Zyg- While there was no dispute sey. Kneiuls ol the family had paralyzed brother, George, in Ihe panel — the men on the The jury concluded that maniak pushed his chair back Hi a i Lester Zygmaniak reportedly termed the shoot- 1 Jersey Shore Medical Center, panel averaged 48 in age; the Zygmaniak. of Millstone slightly from the defense walked into ihe inicttsvu can. ing a "mercy killing" but (Ins Neptune, women, 44. The jury consisted Township, was innocent of table bill continued looking unit of ihe hospital tour days could not bo developed during A jury of five women and of six Catholics, four l'resby- first degree murder by rea- straight ahead. later .MI.I hied a .shotgun the trial because the slate seven men deliberated for two lenans, one Buddhist and one sons of temporary insanity Lester Zygmaniak was onblast i n i (i his brother's docssnot rocognlte such a dc- hours and 40 minutes before Eastern Orthodox. and that the condition does trial for Ihe fatal shooting of temple, the defense argued See Zygmanlak, page 2 reluming the verdicts to Su- perior Court Judge M. Ray- mond McGowan, who pre- sided over the six-day trial. 1 This was a case of low'," defense attorney Robert I. 2K Million Votes Ansell of Asbury.Park told the jury. "It was in this case when Lester was born. It is the core of this case. The only crime Lester is guilty of is to Expected in State have, his power of reason NEWAIiK(AP)-About2r> overcome by his love. gingerly, focusing more on Sandman has said publicly million New Jersey voters slate concerns. that Ins major enemy in Ihe "Lester did not think he were expected lo elect Ihe Byrne has died to capitalize election may be his own par- was killing his brother, lie felt state's next governor today. on his own background in Jaw ly- NOT GUILTY - Lester Zygmaniak, 23, leaves he was ending his brothers The contest was being enforcement — he was a The conservative Republi- Monmouth County Courthouse in Freehold yes- suffering. He gave to his watched nationally for hints county prosecutor — and the can, a staunch backer of Nix- terday after being found innocent in the shooting-' brother the greatest gift any- of reaction to President Nix- national scandals by stressing on, defeated (lov. William T. 'death of his brother in what was described as a one could give to anyone — on's current constitutional dif- the issue of integrity in office. See 2i, Million, page 2 "mercy killing." peace. He wasn't so much kill- ficulties and the Watergate case. Virginia, where parly lines have been blurred this year, is the only other state with a gubernatorial election today. CountyTurnout Court Gets Tapes The forecast called for clear skies, strong winds and cold weather. The polling hours were 7 a.m. to H p.m. Of 70% Seen Case Again Today Democrat Brendan T. A total of 226,569 persons arc eligible to vote in Monmoulh Byrne, 49, a former Superior County today, but most political leaders expect no more than Court judge who resigned to WASHINGTON (AH) - The search for tape repordings of ert H. Bork told a House Judi- 70 per cent to go to the polls. enter the race, was rated the case of the phantom White two key conversations. ciary subcommittee Jaworski Polls close at 8 tonight. overwhelming favorite over House tapes was in court The White House says the has White House assurance The voter registration is down 4,0(KI from last year, hul is Republican Hep. Charles W. again today as the Watergate conversations of June 20, 1972, of freedom to go to court for 22.765 more than were registered in the 1969 gubernatorial Sandman Jr., 52, according to prosecution force began work- between President Nixon and evidence. election. public opinion polls ing under Leon Jaworski, .lolin N Mitchell and of April "Everybody agreed to it," Statewide, there arc 3.5 million eligible voters, and in a sworn in with new promises of IS, 1973, between the Presi- Bork testified, he said White normal gubernatorial election more than 2.5 million would be The Watergate case. Vice independence. dent and John W. Dean 3rd House chief of staff Alexander expected to cast ballots. President Spuo T. Agncw's However, voter apathy has been a continuing factor in this Scheduled to testify again a I went unrecorded. The two M. llaig Jr., and lawyers J. resignation and Nixon's legal campaign and the vote is expected to be unusually light, a (ac- the fact-finding proceedings in tapes were among nine sought Kred Buzhardt and Leonard battles over his tapes domi- tor which may help the Republicans. U.S. District Court was presi- by prosecutors. Garment were at the meeting. nated the headlines during the In addition to electing a governor and a new Legislature, dential aide Stephen V. Bull, As Jaworski look his oath as Jaworski succeeds Archi- WIDOW AND CHILD - Mrs. George Zygmaniak campaign. voters are deciding the fate of two statewide questions - PJje who apparently was Ihe (irst •pedal prosecutor yesterday, bald Cox who was fired for re- and son, George Jr., 4, leave Monmouth County Focus on Stale to allow six-momber'juries in Civil cases, and the other In ap to make an unsuccessful Acing Attorney General Hob- fusing to go along with a pres- Courthouse in Freehold after her brother-in-law,' Bui the candidates ollen idential order to seek no fur- prove a fib million bond issue, lo aid severely handicapped Lester Zygmaniak, 23, was aquitted of a murder treated ilie national issues ther White House tapes or children. charge in the shooting death of her husband. documents. Ford Nomination Sworn In He was sworn in by Judge Byron Skelton of the U.S. Court of Claims, a fellow Mideast Cease-Fire Remains Tense Hearings Ending Texan and lung-time friend, By The Associated Press spokesman said was "wide tween Morocco, a major Hie \i.iii demand for Israeli Saudi capital, anil met wilh cans for Democratic Action — Jaworski called the oath WASHINGTON (,\P) - Af- ranging and vcnjjricndly ' recipient nf U.S. economic' troops in pull back from terri- King Faisal after visiting who wants In testify against "more important than any I ler only two days of televised Secretary of stale Henry \. Kissinger and the king wore aid, and Washington have tory Ihey occupied after the Iraq, Egypt, Kuwiui and Syr- Kord. have taken in my lifetime." testimony, the Senate Rules Kissinger takes his Middle 10 meet again today, then Un- •never Buffered the slightest first cease file Oil 11 and Is- la Cannon was asked last nigM Afterward he met for 30 Committee appears almost Ka>t peacemaking tour lo Tu- American was to fly to Tunis deterioration or eclipse ami raeli demands (m an ex Boumcdlonne Is trying in by Martin Agronsky on the minutes with the Xll-man staff ready to wrap up public hear- nisia and Kgypt today as Arab fora brief meeting WIUI Presi- have invariably remained change of prisoners nl war line up another Aral) summit Public Broadcasting Tele- he takes over from Cox and ings on ihe nomination of Vice leaders confer busily and Is- dent Hablb Bourguiba of Tu- filled with sincerity, cordiality The anli's said Kissinger conference in Algiers, and vision Network's "Evening said he knew of no reasons for President-designate Gerald it. rael reports more clashes nisia, lie was to arrive in and high mutual regard." w.i. i iiniiiiiiii thai a prisoner press reports said Kgypt and Edition"' program whether he any personnel changes. He Ford. with Egyptian troops along Cairo in the evening Kissinger's aides said he OX exchange could \x arranged Syria wore ready to attend. thought Kurd had shown in slid he had accepted "an II use-fire line. Kissinger, a Jew making ins pei is no spectacular break casih urn i' I -i.n'1 and Hie inl Miiaminar Khadafy. Ihe Chairman Howard w Can- Ihe hearings he is qualified to awesome and giganlic ta.sk." The secretary ol stale' ar- first visit In I lie Arab world, through* on ins (rip bul is \iaii, agreed im H pnn a . m outspoken Libyan strongman, non, D-Nev , said the com- hold Ihe presidency and thai he considered it a rived late last night in Rabat, gut a warm reception in Ra- trying to work out .i proce- pe.n e visited Damascus after slops mittee, will meet in closed ses- "Based on what we know call to duty. the Moroccan capital, and had bat, The official newspaper dure for Arab-Israeli peace I In' i.in n newspaper Al m Cairo and Baghdad, Kha ' sion tomorrow to hear Robert now, 1 would believe that A prosecution news release a midnight meeting wilh King I.e Matin said in a frdnt-pagQ negotiations and in smooth Gomhouna • ppni lud thai iiafy. who contributed no N. Winter-Berger, a former Pord would make a good pres- said: Hassan II which Kissinger's editorial that rotations be- out sm ii current problems as I'ri'siileiil Vnwur Sadal and troop* to the war and cnti lobbyist who nas made a ident for the next three years "Jaworski said he had been Ihv iilhi'i Kgyptliin ledders i i/iil Bgypl and Syria for wrles of allegations against if he were tltrust into thai po- assured complete control over VMHllil sll ess In Kissinger slarling it. was reported Ford, and limn I)r Arnold sition," Cannon replied Ihe entire case and knew that their demand loi Israeli Hulscbneckcr, a New York Ihe caliber of individuals who hying Lu rail) resistance to He emphasised thai he dis- ii imp I Id pull hack. Israel has psychiatrist agreed to work on the case Iho i ease fini agrees with Kinds views on a NJEA Loses Bid to Bar 1 would be m direct relationship shown mi inlenlinu nl making hum I In IT.I .e file lilies, Beyond that, Cannon mid, IIIIIIIIM'I ill issues but said he with Ihe independence of the i M |l lull.r.'. I W hi || meanwhile, an Israeli null Ihe committee has been con- JI\ peeled President Nixon lo prosecution force. .'. UUld release Ih. |;,;\ ptmi| I;11;. tpohcKinan roportod new tacted by only one witness — choose someone wilh whom 3rd \rmy 11.mi i-rn in lumi ni "He said he was not pre- Test Score Disclosures Ii II mil along tin' Sue/ Canal Hep. Donald' M Fraser, D he was philosophically com- cluded from taking any action .11,11 III' .I'll front, lie .ml Israeli troops Minn , chairman 01 Amen patible i KKNTUN (AH) - Oppo- Kilpalruk ordered that all teachers where pupil i scored agairal Ihe President which he I I'lin Cairo, Kissinger goes repulsed two Egyptian move nents of a statewide school raw semes from the testing b.iflh. deems necessary and that he In lurdan und Saudi Unbia, inrnt-. •.<• -.iI'td.iv .in attempt IIIIIIIIMIIIIMI MKIMIII 1 tlilllltIM •!••• mi llmillllllll testing program have lost Earlier thu year iho stale program be distributed to lo III. II nil tn Ii .in I'.iki Ian ni'l bj inn nl Eg) pi Ind Vrm) had the right lo mdve imme- Iheir first bid lo prevent dis- c ,il J I I Hi .iin Is for their Superior Court denied a tenta- China diately if he chose closure of the lest scores and In lay mines .iniuml Iheir pn review on N"* 20 He also tive bid by Iho association lo Meanwhile \rali Icadi'l . (IIX lOld a House lllii mil Ml inn-, iin the nnlllieasl side Ol The Inside Story other information derived ruled that public release nf hlixk disclosure ol tesi i wyru ai 'i ii avcllinij Vluerlan mlttee thai He believes la- iin' i anal, ami an attempt by from ihe testing I lie informal inn would follow The court said the leai hers Pi I ildonl llouai i iJouinu worski will run into ihe same ,i patrol I nun the 3rd Army lu Shore Regional sews in night (Kcer Page II Acting siate Education MI days later and should In- ihould go through the lull ap- dioiinu arrived HI Uiyudh, Ihe ninihi t with the President* i e nil in seari Ii nl walrr llaritan rockets Into second position Page l> Commissioner Edward W. K• i- elude sm h data as utad peals process beginning with that he did — and Bid Dial is Freehold results, entries, selections ....Pagr IS patrick ruled yesterday th.it i .mil counti y reports the commissioner Wh) Congress should make Surprise browser at Antiques Show 1'age ID the result! "i the con» ii.i ed on the test si ore i he nexl itop i • to lake iho Children's artwork shown at bank Page II ihe prosecutoi Independent. Rejects Appeal 'n the Stale Board ol Elections and Wine, Chi 1 Iroversial program can Jet* Meanwhile , Senate Watei 11111• .limn and beyond that lo Brldgr Advice221 IIAII.V RKOISTKK made publli rejecting an ar The i niiinii . mini • dci'l- Hale committee Republicans sinn dismissed an appeal by the state < mui i #ith 'in' pni (•ssslflrf IH-f PHONK Nl MBKRS lempl by the New Jersey Main (lifter 741-MII were »cl to begin their long Education Association in parents ol children who were siiiiiiiv the : •MM fi- Horse Van, a Statue oml" ::, •"••; ( Ussllled Ads 741 CM* swatted attempt to prove that iiiutk disclosure •i by the Jci lej ( ity, nal resolution bj Ihe Slalt SH I "'I • iliil mil) ami local - Will l)c llinr (ontrmporarylllr10. I Democrats also played duly preme < mm LfRSlAdv 741 Mil Kiipairuk agreed with a re- Plalnfleld ami Hillside Kdui »- covered In tomorrow editions, which will also contain Crossword Puulr21 lucks Display Adv 741 HI! port by Lawrence \ndei ion, lion Associations subsldlai ><• • The lesimn was < m ni'd out II fuaturvs M.u.'iii Smith writesabiiul a man uim paid Editorials « The committee planned in 1 ( Irculatlon Ucpt 741-3331 the hearing officer Ol thl nl the N.IKA whti ii wilh Ii MM mi NoV, II .mil 11 IW2, ill all i i 'Hum 'mil.mi. a heartwarming Oblluarlts 4 Sen George McOovem MMdlrlown Burrau (71 225* i teachers would ! ihe contention that the ii omalii . abihtii! IUI Ihe n lum ol mm that had been iin Sports 14-IK Kirehold Rurrau 4(2-2121 piogi am Infringe i no tin1 i in. yeai Ihe pi i id inihiui i mui mil Monmouth County's lMIMMM4MHMIIMMMMItllMMIMMHIMIMMIMIII lla(! Sale .luiuoi League leliv. .Sea thrro pubiti idn, Notice andon Ihe feai that Ihe n nw pitpei There will he ,l SMI Ml meiI Thrill Shop, 70 Monmouth SI , Bright (Adv) sale Custom Drap COUld Df n -''it i Hi'' l' Red Bank, Kri. and Sal (Adv ) Sprclal Ntelmf Krcc II,in i iii i ihe Union Beach Rhehadl's, Shrewsbury. (Adv ) • n Companj ih .i iplinai '• .II i There will be a ipei lal i oj llciillh on Wed , NOV 7th at special meeting, Red Band e. in Mi.ink the Red Band in •• Wilh Ihvmp I2.9D. ing of it"' Coll • Nei N n p m III the Munli Ipal Bldg Uaftei Night Planning Board, I p m , Nov. (,old n Llttlr Sllu r i olonlal Pine i Ii Depyrlmcnl .mil .ill ou until Nov. Oldi Union House, Wharf ,: Municipal Bid] Mui Ii.• I. Nov I, I in i ii e Depai Imi n ion, su- (iff. II A, M Win. 1 Red Dank. Weil . plan ie\ i .inn OrandvUlo i on- ham I'! lOp.m Hall on No 'in wondetful )eb they did "! ntor, New. Shrews- Anna M Smith Monmouth si, Red Bank (Adv ) domtnlum, Mortord PI (Adv > ( \ 11>i Court Judge Patrick .1. by scandals involving cabinet u.is nnt in bl.inie and Ihe is- sue was not of concern Ifl > testimony in .1 dlsciplllUU Inn w.is nut up lu liri I ,11 <-t >|iciiai hearing offiiei Mctiahn ,lr mi grounds me officials and key supporters date election lion agwn»l Police Chiel Huh ili.ii uct'k khe added, i»- lold trriljy\ sosiiin saw Kiumnl i lint Mas dented a proper All -111 Senate seals and sn art I. Kronenberger was a •be iini'i ii> telephone thai ai I'slablfshed ami several In',HIII.; Assembly' seals are at slake However, former U S. Trea- iiUli'menl made by Muyur Ei- 1 mn « until in' up in Borough iiiutiiin^ in Robed \ L'oogun Opening the case (or lbs in the election and Democrats sury Secretary John B leen M Lluyd, .1 prosecution 1 imncil and Kratu w V 1 'ap- ui Kutontown, altsrney tur |)i•nseculion. Mr Hlanila fell lln". had III excellent naliy. who visited the state I" witness. padona, .i- ling borough man- t'hivl Krownbergcr, denied presented two wilncMeii t» al- chance to win control ni both campaign vulli Sandman, said 1 ihe nation would be walcniflg On Sept. 7. Ihd da) utter in Mr ' nil; .ill inn'. I'll In (llslllls'S iened ml* IHIIIIICI ui the police houses for only the third tune alleged imnlcni involving Ibe (Juetlionc'd furlhei in |*hjlip .1 1 barge lhal !h« chu 1 chiel the evening ui si'|)i ii in this century il Byrne Won bv a for iiubcaliiins ul reaction lo chiel occurred in a local lav- .1 Blanda Jr. borough .11 lull,in i> A lull' in uiiiliinii un the W ugiffl tt ii''''i uai ' HI landslide the Nixon Administration's fin. \i,i>ur Moyd U' uiii'd lornt'j. \l.i\HI I.IIAii duty, lu uqin -111 |IMI .'•! uiiiiii COP legislative candidates trouble* Chiel Krunenberger visited sin- inlil llie 1 ini'i after talking M ilnejisi'.s in 1 In' alii Mi Mm' I. Sullivan uf !i tried in run on their own, 11 New Jersey is to be • her in ihi' kitchen ul hor homo in Councilmt'n Pcti'r 1. lira A,1,'."ii Whrrl IJ.II im uli'iil .mil si I'.'i.i \.r testified the without tyinn their campaigns bellwether pi the nation, then at 27 Orchard si I1.1 in ,i ml |(a> 11111 ml \ lo L'liminuie fi mn coiiHid- polii'• • liiel -r.ii'il ai Hi'- bar to Sandman who is uewed as let it be a Itcllwether (or vie- "Chief Kronenborger s.nil. Ui'.niry Tin- milter 1 annul iM.iiiuii an) ihargt's agsrin»i With foul uiiirr ini'ii -I'M'ral outside the parly mainstream lory, I'omi.iliy said 1 •1 nwi' you and Mr. Cappii' I hi 1 Mill Aim Ii also iippuured SlMlll ,HV.I. II HIM hi*I ••' by Republican moderate* New leisi'v i'l li.l". llr.HIIIK .Hill III.' 1..•.f 1.1 linn \u^ ii. I" IIMI "i dfinlt i lor Ins parly first to make Ihe race. 111/ed stale in the nation It 1 1974 Tioga super mini-rpotor home to Thomas Ed- lias earned a reputation for in take .1 Inret or five-day M'SMIIIIS which will follow l.i HI 11 I in nil ui mi up' Itou ' i he bartend- ward Baker, this year's winner of the Governor's emerged from the Democratic reflecjing national (renda be- •tupcniiion,'" ihc mayor tes- imi.iy and tomorrow wwd the That suspension, impu n\ er- shr aid i el I Ml In Cup .in the 34th National Sweepstakes Regatta in primary as a moderate with tified. llltllll.llt' II'MIH Im Hirer days In Mi I'iipnj the drink-, mi iii.ii bam* Red Bank. The $11,000 mini-home, largest prize united parly support' ami cause of us large Independent I'hiei Kioneiibefgoj U m ever awarded in powerboat racing, is Mr. Baker's backing from powerful orga- vote which has given boih ill , ing In. position .is to use for one year. nized labor forces panics landslide victories 111 poln i' i hiel in demand >•>• > Mthoii^h lie has waged his recent years. ( hit is (iiniluci campaign on the theme of in- Only twice in tlhs century Zygmaniak Acquitted Later, .Mrs Sullivan testi- tegrity, lie has nol singled out - in IDIIi and IMS - has the fied u'hiel Kroiienbcrgcr m- Eatontown Hoard OKs Republican miscreants either stale laded to back the winner hi nl at ii'.i>i two ubsveriitien in Washington or Trenton, uf the presidential election. loud enough fur her to hear as perhaps because there are at National attention has been In 'Mercy Killing' she sat sunn' five stools away, Fire AlarmConnection least as many Democratic Im - drawn to New Jersey also by Shu added that she iluenn i EATONTOWN -The Board mai fire detector in the Me- mer office holders from New the presence of K. Chiton (Continued) He said Die slati' aougnl to Whelher knou in what context the oi Kdui at Ion fast night up morial School's science IIIHIII Jersey 111 pnson as Hepubb- White, who is advising Sand- fcnsi' under the common law show thai Ueurge was not in WUS in siii h a 111II1I1I111M as nol chiel allegedly used Ihc four- proved the 1 onnei lion Dl the and coordinate, the'eun- cans man. White helped manage del mil mn "I murder. extreme pain but lhal hospital III Hunk r.iliiiii.ill', 1 • nol male letter winds Memorial School fire alarm nei lion, and lo Wells PurgO • Sandman said the major is- the campaigns of such con- Mr Anscii, during the trial, records indicated I hat lie had 11.1I ..nil Ihe judge Me -..nil, Chivl K i mienbcrger In system with the municipal Alarm Services for $1110 lo sue was his pledge lo block an servatives as US. Sens. Barry sought to stiow the jury thai pain however, lhal tin-, could be charged with indulging In alarm system in the Baton- L'onnecl the school system to income ta\ for lour years and ilnldwater H An/., and James Un1 brotherly love between The stale w.mled you lo 1 nusldelell b\ Ille |lll> ulli'll rowdyiiRi ami with uning town Police Department. Ilie police al.ii in Uyrnes refusal to make the Buckley, K-N.Y., and dor. the two Zygmaniak brother! believe lhal a mail Who hail ihev deliberated on the sanity "loud and uncivil ami in- The school, Although ll has The price of milk suld Im same minimi incut Byrne Ronald Keagan of California. was extremely close and thai spikes drilled Into his head, issue decent language, being under a complete internal lire alarm lunches or snacks will be cut •Her the futhrr died lad Feb- had weights pulling his head Jury's Options Ihe infliieiue ui intoxicants" 1 system, is the last of (he five back to sis cents, following ruary, l.eslcr turned In his back, had a tracheotomy ami The judge said thai If Ille in a public plan — iiie Wagon borough schools to be con- n'liistiluliiin of the lederally i Vote May Tell Little brother. OcorgS, as Hie head a damaged spinal cord was im . found lhal premeditation Wheel liar nected in the automatic mu- funded school milk program. nf the family Through wit- not in pain." saiU Mr Ansell was luckfng in the killing, it still later in the evening, nicipal alarm Hall-pints of milk have been nesses, Mr. Ansell showed ' Judges Instui IIIIIIS COUld leliii 11 ,1 rnniil deglX'C chief Kronenberger ordered Contracts were approved selling for HI cents since OfWatergatelmpact lhal Lester was so einiiliiMial- Mr AIIM'II also challenged murder conviction .indue Patrolman Charles Hull, wliu With Standard Electric Tune school began McOowan ahn explained in ly distraught that he did nut the testimony itl the state • had arrived at the tavern in 1 ui p. (or $4:'"i In install a thcr- ilnuilv pa) (or cafeteria I'oliticians are closely paign organization have re- ihe iiny thai ii ihe) found realize the consequences ol psychiat nil. 1)1 Da 1 ul uniform, in arrest Mrs. Sulli- and library aides was raised watching scattered off year signed. Some are under in- lhal ihe slate failed lo prove his ad of ibooUng his brother. flicker of South Orange, who, van anil take her In police lo $2 per hour, effective Nnv elections today for a clue In dictment Others have plead- any esseniial element, then it Mhrurv Offers Drfcnsc Suinmalinii he said, knew knothlng about headquarters, the Witness I. from the present I1.M5 per the impact of Watergate. ed guilty to criminal charges. Mi'eii uni consider insanity but "Love is a cnrrupler. ' said I he case Hi' iliiln I know saiil. Chess Lessons hour. • Ihev may mil learn much High officials have admitted 1 1 could Hi'n 111.1 return an In- Mr. Ansell. "it is the greateal when tin shot was fired, llu At police Headquarters, she IIOLMDKL - Three suc- The board approved a mini Today's elections, headlined complicity in the Watergate HIM rill Veillli I cerrupter of mans reason. sequence ul events, l.esier's went mi, Chief Kronenberger cessive Tuesday workshops grant proposal from Mis by gubernatorial races in New .scandals. Responsible voices When it does nnne to attack lieliaMur ur Ins family li'l.i- 11 you find thai the stale appeared "tired" and asked Introducing children in ihe Paula Uofdslem, second grade Jersey and Virginia and a are railing for the President's our reason, are we mil always liuiisliip. Kgid the altorney. did prove iis case, you must her what she wan doing there. fundamentals ul chess are teacher at the Steel man mayoral contest in New York resignation or impeachment. helpless'" he asked, adding Me said Ihe dorlor ilnl nol iben 1 oosider (he ileinul.nil's Mayor Summoned .scheduled' al the Public l.i School, who is seeking slate City, represent Ihe first na- Km in ihe meantime, He lhal "we talk about love con- accept sleep deprivation as sanity," *aid .1 iid^e When she retorted thul tin- In,11 v Iliilmdc! Hu.ul from Funding for an experimental ational sampling nf voter senti publican party Chairman quering all" and that 'men adding to the emotional MeCioWnh "All persons are chiel had had her arrested I 11 10 1 p in on Nuv 1:1. 20 program entitled "A Muiii- incut since Ihe eruption of (icorge Bush has been leading consciously choose lu die lor stress, adding that ihe doctor presumed capablo nl com- anil taken to headquarters. and 27 Experience and Individ- While House scandals and is Ins pad in a campaign lu dis- mitting a crime exccpl those love •» simukl leii tins iii the enemy, duel Kronenbvrger merely Children ages '•> through u ualized \p|irnacb to More bung viewed as a possible associate itself from the Who are insane." he said II is "Hale and greed make lieiailse llns is Ihe one tool looked .ii her blankly, Mrs. or t hose in HI .nil's 1 on r ('real ive Written Kx- preview ul III74. White House crisis, arguing society's mural Judgment that many men covel Ihe throne used in In,nil washing "II is a Sullivan testified . . through si\ ma> siKu up for pri'ssinn Since the 1(17:! voting, 111 that guilty individuals in the a forbidden act should mil be but only love can cause a man must effective way lo alter a The chiel is ulsu charged Hie three free session* either Another teacher request Which President Nixon buried Nixon official family should punished criminally without In give Up Hie Ilirone L.OVU is person's mind," he said with causing Ihe arre i ol in person at the library or bv was approved from Joseph Democrat George McUovern bear the blame, rather Iliaii < knowledge ol wrongdoing, he a Trojan nurse. When it in his hour-long explanation mie Alice Sullivan un Sept II, telephone, liuiiiakowski. .seventh grade bill failed to ruffle Democrat- uiunceiii members ul lh« par saiil comes, we welcome It ... It nf ihe law. Judgo McOowan 19711 .md h,i\ Ing her lie Mrs. Anita Sweeney, Librar science leather at Memorial ic control nl Congress and The law (ur insanity, lie !>'• is the one emotion we have no cautioned the jury iiiai it lamed and brought into police 1,in. has announced lhal Slew School.'to institute a ham ra- slalelinuses across the conn There are signs that Hush's defense for . . . I nuliuiieil means lhal person headquarters, . without jusl dio club at Ille school must he controlled by the law ail Kiie.au nl Ihe llulmdel try, the nation has witnessed wink is paying off as financial committing an ad musl he la- cause, without makiiuj or fil- "Love is a friend even when as he explained it. evcil il lliKh School Chess Club will \ one year malermly leave some nf Ihe most serious polit- contributions to the party are boring under such a delect of ing any charge ugalnsl liei it comes lo attack our 1 sjer shot him in denllv shot anil killed yes- tIn- rinht side ni i in1 i in'st in 111Ul ni her uliseivalinns in the Ihe head ti'ni,i\ by an II year old play- in. hrdi no in ui in-, friend H W'dgon. Wheel liar, L'SHl'llUally mate toying uiiii ins father 1 home, near Ilia iivt u Mr < .111 mi charged lhal bearing oul Ihe testimony of IIS caliber target pislnl po home I'niue s,iy the unn was there was ircmunduus exag Mis Sullivan anil Mr Dunn loaded with five round* ol tar- era!ion in Ihe rase and urgl'd Ilie ntayoi also leslified Ihe |iirv In pill Ihe mailer in CO ME TO US! gl>l bullets ihai civilian polite >iis Legion Bar its proper perspective He p.ili her- hired IM ei Ihe objei Un' buys ii.MI stayed home also nought lu discredit Ihe linns nl members nf the local iiom M imni .mil were M.IU ii To Be Mm1 Iwo defense psychiulrisls, not- Policemen i Benevolent Asso- HI:1, irirv isiim .mil listening in Have ready money when you need it- ing ih.it iiiey had disagreed as i Liiimi were subjected In ha- lor Violation ri'i iirds alum' In ihe house, po- In Li'stor Z> unianiak s 1 nnill i.i incut as ' scabs" by I'HA lice --.nil I'lie youngci bo\ 1111,111. 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Sunny and rold lo 11 WaHliitiHlon Wyom It'sn iii.111 an nub Uon i morrow, high neai Kl Ing ami northern Californm in Rafael < alii. col hv Chiel Kiiinenlii'uyi urdet hMKtdbatow iM4 lhal n.II.i-.-meiit ul i iv it Preailng lemi iiKisnnes wi lei led alimisl I > un lies i M*nOHne Fcanklm O'lire Iv/ Hill were recorded from Ihe Hock iiui 'ii I'.Hi hers would 11 nnl im the iiumiil un ni Id UNITED STATES •(Wail Dime Posel.ind Seventh Avenue les to the \ppalai hi HI IIIII,I\ ,ilm iiiitlbein UMIIIIIM.' mn s { Inei Klullelili. t i In m/ naiTii. and an autumn Htm m piled em tiregon and norlhet n I'uli sandy Hook total ni Hi i hargesi ol mis i heavy mow ai ru n the Pacific IIMIII.I where mo« pilvd up in rODAY High 1 11 p MI iii, i .mil inmibordination - mil . and inw in .'i p in filed SAVINGS BANK Nqrthv i Temperatures «lld into ihe rOMOHROW - llii'h 1 ii Mi i .ipp.iilun.i 1 MEMBER FWC I 11 • Illll, , low His. 01 lower, ' • 1.11 suuih a ill and • III p in and low NEWAHh i HI [ol in. removal il lie i unnol 1 11 n: a and 11 n p 111 /trnoi .iii' nl "i Hit: in.un bod) ul the I'M lleil II,ink i|.'l HAN t i STREET. Valley (luring Hi' "i ROSILANO !>,,,#•. .t HI ni llee/e extended mln ninth nl u add '*o imni Mr Ue.il 'I Ihe OHAtHAM rowNSHir •• i the Interior Northea il as well inuli's III IK ll|> ll | p III Six Hull III.Ul nl 11I1111 I'enn•.;, Kama and 1IU1 1 I > mm Illltll !l III ,1 111 Intl.IV tin' pm ' keieii part 11 and MM in ilmosl linn Ii 1111 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MlddJelown, N.J. Tuesday, November t, IJ7J 3 (WORLD Zoners in Eatontown By Ike Associated Prtts Urge Condom in him OK Segrelti Gels Six Months WASHINGTON - Donald H. Segretti has been sentenced EATONTOWN - The Zon- Council seat in lodav s elec- quested, but aisn relocated to six months in prison after pleading guilty to three mis- ing Board ol Adjustment has tions the building un Ihe l"4-acrc demeanor charges in connection with political sabotage. recommended approval of the Hearing mi an application property. \ Segretti was charged with violating federal laws in his ac- Tinton Woods condominium by Max Halbrecht of Kh/.i tivities in the Democratic presidential primary in Florida. development to Borough belli, to construct a ihree stn Mr and Mrs Arthur Corn- cliuseii were granted a vari- He was sentenced to Ihree years by U.S. .District Court Council, providing the devel- ry professional building adja- ance needed to subdivide their Judge Gerhard A. GeaaU, who then suspended sentence on opers reduce the number of cent lo the Surrey Molel on properly al 2S1 Wall SI The condition thai Segretti spend six months in a minimum secu- units lo -441:1 and straighten and nt Ji was continued until nett i»t resulting inim the rity prison realign the Hope Road-Tlntoif ne\t month subdivision will have only 29 "I really regal I got involved in this," said the 32-year-old .\ie Intersection An amended site plan sui> teet ul frontage on ail existing Segretti. . The board's decisions came muted Li.si Mghi provided the street' • He «.is indicted in Tampa, Fla , on charges of conspiracy eight months to the day after additional parking spaces re- .mil distributing campaign literature which did not identify the the application «as submitted organization or the individual responsible for it. for Ihe clustered town house development on SI acres DI Plan to Query Nixon Offered the corner tract, now located Bid by Ocean port NEW PBA — Patrolman John Mocik, left, state delegate for the newly- 111 1 PBO-1W /one WASHINGTON - The Senate Watergate committee is formed Policemen's Benevolent Association Local 239 of Holmdel, opening a new phase in its hearings and at the same time is presents the unit's charter to Patrolman Howard Porter, president. Other Milton Gilbert, ol I'eaiieck. considering, a new approach in its attempts to question Presi- . PBA officers looking on, from left, ore Patrolman Terence Fogarty, sec- owner of Ihe property, owns Snagged by Army dent Nixon face-to-face. retary; Patrolman John Brennan, treasurer, and Patrolman Dominic Cav- an additional adjoining 41 OCKAM'OKT - The Arim comfort station which also are Suggested by Sen. Lowell P. Weickcr Jr., IM'onii the allaro, vice president. acres, now toned lor industn- Corps ol Kngineeis has in- planned lor the park plan calls for all seven committee members to interrogate al use. in New Shrewsbury formed the borough n will not In ray opinion. I don't see Nixon in the White House or al any place and time of his The original application act on the borough's appli tvhv he couldn't be working on choosing. The President would not be placed under oath but a called lor 4Tti luwn h cilion tm .i permit to build a the ballficlcl." Mr SehUll 1 transcript of the session would be made public. Federal Funding Will Keep units, clustered in groups of ' i boat launching ramp in Stack agreed ".We have the promise The committee scheduled a vote on the proposal for today, or J9, resulting in a per acre beirv Kay Park until an olli ol M i M ucc i o (Ihe con- after which the new phase of the hearings would begin population ni 1.4 persons ii.il response is made tn <>>> Iructor) that he'll be back in Weicker said last week lhat a majority of the committee The borough Planning jections raised by local rent- there as soon as possible — appeared to favor his idea. There was no indication it would MCAP Going Until March ilenls Which means Ihis fall, in my Board, winch began il.s study be acceptable to the President. of the proposal last July, rcc Richard Hchut*, borough en- opinion , Meanwhile, the committee's Republican minority made LONG HHWl H - The though funding is expected dent Charles I) Bamwcll She niumcndcd reducing both the gi licet. re port ed a I Mayor Kluood I. Baxter, in public a long-awaited lisl of four persons to be called to testify Board of Trustees of the MUM- through .lune 30, there is no previously had been Heeled number nl units and the per Thursday's Horough Council response III.I comment made on so-called dirty tricks alleged to have been used by Demo- mouth Community Action guarantee the money will be secretary ol the, board in last acre density The amended meeting lhal i»' bid received during the public portion of crats in last year's political campaign Program (MCAP) iast night forthcoming. Hi' also pointed November's board elections, project will inolude lii-l units, ,i letter earlier III the il.iv Ihe meeting, denied there had formally accepted a grant for out the ageAc) sun is await- The board decided lo hold uilh an estimated 7.1 persons saying the permit application been any fool dragging on the an additional three months of ing payment of $70,000 owed it Us annual dinner meeting al 7 Rockets Hit Bien Hoa Base per acre SiMy live per cenl would be held in abeyance part of Ihe council in con- funding from Ihe federal Of- by Ihe County Hoard of Free- p.m. Dec s at the Holiday SAIGON — Twenty-seven 122mm rockets hit Ihc Bien Una p e n ding I e c e i p I 01 I 11 e iieriiini with the development fice of Economic opportunity holders and said while thai Inn,' West Long Branch it of Ihe condominium), ex- air base 15 miles northeast of Saigon before dawn today, de- pected to sell from |J0,0W to boroughs answers in the Writ- oi the park (OEO) and another debt are out- also «ei a brunch for noon, stroying or damaging four K5 fighter-bombers, killing one sol- •45.V00, Mill contain two bed ten objection* the Corps has The grant, of $212..WO, will standing it would not l)c "pru- Nov. Id, in liibbs Hall for the He too said there were dier and wounding nine civilians. rooms received from opponents of finance those operations ul dent" to rehire Ihose employ- board and ke> members of many reasons lor the delay The attack, flint on the South Vietnamese government's Ihe ramp M< AT funded by OKI) es who had been laid off the MC.U'slalf Summing up testimony last and /eroed in on one of them. biggest air base since the Jan. 28 cease-fire, was believed to The lack ol a permit, he through March I. It is the sec ThomSs Daniels, chairman night. HI'd Hank attorney We are disappointed we be in retaliation for government air attacks on Viet Cong terri- The board ,iisu acknowledg- added, has contributed to the ond such three-month grant of the Personnel Committee, Abraham J Zager, represent- d»n I have Hie permit," (he tory. ed receipt of a letter from llelaj in the development of the antipovertv agency lias addi'd that Ihe committee had me, several Hope Road resi- mayor said "The holdup on A Viet Cong spokesman in Saigon rejected a government Harris \ Williams, (listrut di- Blackberry Hay Park He said received from OEO since ex- directed that a letter be sent 1 dents who objected In Hie the permit wore the cttiiwn spokesman's claim lhal Ihe shelling signalled a new general rector in tin regional OKO oi- other reasons Im ihe delay in- piration of MCAP s last year- out to all those who had been project, claimed ihe appli- of the borough who voiced offensive by North Vietnam and Ihe Viet Cong. But the Com- lice in New Y,uk City, dear- clude a problem the con- long contract with OKI) mi laid off suggesting lhat they cant* had failed >i> show siit- their objections al Ihree or munist spokesman added that the Viet Cong "will not stand ing I lie agency of several tractor has had in gelling the Aug. 31. look elsewhere for employ- [icient reason In lie granted lour (Council) meetings and with arms folded" while government troops violate the cease- charges of wrongdoing levied fill he needs and a problem Only short term grants are ment the use variance needed in the have written letters (lo Ihe fire. by a former employe with children pulling up Ihe expected from OEO through "We felt it would he a dis- The letter was a copy of one prolessional /iiue At least 100 of Ihe Ff> ftghter-bombers'arc based al Bien slakes aTthe job site corps oi Engineers). June III) while Congress delib- service In the people con- Mr, Harris sent lo the com- Hoa, and throughout the morning many of them were taking Theodore I'arsons .Ir repi e "I think the big problem is "We have a group of active, erates what should be done cerned (lo hire them back plainant. Mis Ada Mills. In it, off to bomb suspected Viet Cong rocket sites. vented the applicant he couldn't finish thai road to vocal, articulate tlllMM who about the nation's embattled 1 now) because of Ihc uncer- lie told Mrs. Mills his office The final \ute recommend Ihe boat launching ramp." have been fighting us all the antipoverty program after tainty of funding after June had found, contrary to her al ing approval was 4-0. with Mr Scluil/ (aid way." he continued He said Links Jaworski lo CIA Laundering that date. 30," he explained He also legations, lhal all current Board Chairman Robert Nich- Councilman F Kdward they have succeeded in Wilbert C. Russell, MCAP cited the agency's outstanding WASHINGTON - The president of a Houston foundation members ol Ihe MCAP board olson abstaining Waiti protested, however, delaying the granting ol ihe executive director, reported debts and added. "This hoard says special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski once ap- are legally sealed, lhal Mrs "There are still loo many that the permit (or Ihe ramp permit lo dredge for and build the agency also had received has lo be concerned with fis- proved use of the foundation to launder money for the Central Jacocks was eligible to run question* lefl unanswered," had nothing lo do with the Ihe boat ramp but hopefully a grant of $503,000 from the cal responsibility " Intelligence Agency for office when elected presi- explained Mr Nicholson, who contractor s ability io go would tint permanently block U.S. Department of Health. Jaworski declined 'yesterday to answer a lisl of written- Mr Hussell reported thai dent ol the I)CI,IKI in June and is running for a Borough ahead with Ihe ballncld and the project Education and Welfare questions about Ihe matter, lie issued a terse denial through Ihree of Ihe laid off employes lhal board meetings are held (IIKW) to finance Ihe Head his office, but was quoted by a Houston newspaper as acknowl- have since been rehned to fill regularly us prescribed by Start day care centers edging that he may have had some role in the conduit arrange- subsequenl vacancies on Ihe OKI) bul that some hall through Aiaj Ill and a grant of ment. MCAI' stall. He said a plan turned into executive sessions Little Silver OKs Controls S373.O0O from Ihe Department John Kreeman.. president of the Houston-based Mil An- now is being developed Im because of the lack of a quo- ui HIBI mercial handbills without pri- governing body is acting on cause they didn't meet speci- The Department of Labor this year. Ihis situation had since been the recommendation of Fire fications and the third be- WASHINGTON - Another conservative Republican sena- or consent yJ the properly and IIF.W arc the two primary in other action, the board corrected.. Chief Samuel Colennfl. who cause il exceeded the borough tor has attacked President Nixon's handling of Ihe Watergate owner or occupant sources of funds for Ml AP elected Mrs Barbara JaCockx \s tin' allegation* of dis- said that the present sis inch engineer's cost estimate by affair while two others said most of their anli-.Vixon mail is in- outside of OKI) president for the next year criminatory practices al The ordinance was passed mam is inadequate lor the one more than It) per cenl. The spired by Ihe President's enemies. In response In a question The board also elected Mr MCAP. Mr Harris said any by ihe unanimous appnK.il rj| fire hydrant on Church SI council said it will readvirtlao Sen Peter II. Dominick, R-Colo,, advised Republicans to from the hoard. Mr Ruwell Daniels, vice president. Hei individual who feels he or she ihe lour councilman prcsonl Three additional fire hydrants the |ob, with new bids relui declare political independence of Ihc Nixon While House and said Ihefe were no plans lo re- naldo Na/ailo, secretary, and is discriminated aganisi are scheduled lor the con liable \m I'l .said Ihe party must cooperate in beginning impeachment pro- after a iiubin- hearing during hire those MCAI' employes Joseph Zach. treasurer should file ,i grievance with UIIH li mi niie ipoke , under consti u< inm ceedings to establish Ihe President's innocence or guilt The council granted ihe who had been laid off during Mrs Jacocks. of Poll Mori Ihe Division of Civil Rights Dominick and Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott request of Si .lames Church, preparations (now ceased) for mouth, has served as presi- lie said one discrimination called on Nixon lo make a complete disclosure of all tapes and Keil Bank, to withdraw with- the agency's poxxible pha- dent of the board since June charge agalnxl \ic \p is pood' documents relating to the Watergate investigations nut prejudice its application seoill despite the receipt of when she was elected lo fill inn al present before ihc chid Martin Luther King Im ;i v,111.nice III extend its Last week. Sen Barry Goldwater, RAriz., said public con- additional OKI) funds the vacancy created by Ihe of the Human Ul^hls l)n MUM fidence in Nixon is so low lhat his only hope of escape is to ap- athletic field on White Road. For one thing, he said, al- ouster of former board presi in theiiKo regional office pear voluntarily before Ihe Senate Watergate committee and The resignation of /.oning Observance ScheduledI'.n.u d nl Adjustment clian - testify under oath. RED BANK - The fourth \.imy, Branch nchnol sysleiii man Ralph T, Kiddie, affec- annual Dr Marl in Luihoi and Mr Ciockei tive Dec 31, was accepted Prober Says He was Probed Two Cable TV Firms Seek King. .Ir nbservancc activi- oilier .Kin^; observam v with regret Mr. diddle, a WASHINGTON— Sen Edward .I Gurney believes he him ties in the greater lied Hank 1 niilinillee niriiili"! . ,iie Phil board member eight years sell was Investigated by the Senate Watergate committee on ,iiv,i aie liem^ |I!.IHIIHI fui* .l,i lip Hounds. Highlands, Irea and chairman lha past three which he serves, despite denials of such a probe by the com- Franehise for Ocean Twp. unary surer ami l,a« n in e Si nil. years, cited ihe pressure of mittee's chief counsel, says a Gurney aide. Hie pTini ip.ll eVt'llI will lie Vw sin eiv siniiy .1 member- his business in his letter of ,i woi ship M'I >n e Sunday . Gurney's office yesterday acknowledged lhat Ihe Florida OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A services and rates lo local 1 on vert ci and M M pur month .11 l.nge- resignation, I.in 20, iwlh Ihi' Itri \ndiew Republican had wnlen a letter calling Ihe committee's work hearing on applications by customers. I in New York and I'lnKi Young congmttman from \i "a travesty" and asserting lhat he had been the object of a two cable television com- Futiirevision offered the use ilelpln.i Hporllng events staff prob e panies lo install Closed ' in ml nl up In l\ channels including John Bvekman, .1 fornier I.nil.i if.i ilrli. i'i in^ tin- i The letter was written Oil "i to New Hampshire 80V. Mel- TV here was adjourned b) the six "ofl Ihe air" channels COUm llm.in lieic .Hid nnw v u e in on dnm Thomson bul was never intended to be made public, said Township Count il last nighl .n ailable here III all Injun president n[ Ifle I elm linn Hie aniiiiuui "lllelll h,is lleen a Gumey aide until NOV. l!l owners, at a basic rate of %•> s.iui his rompan) uffem .1 in made in i'> 111.1111 ri.111 nf ihe Our 1974 II was published by Ihe Manchester N.H. Union Leader last The competing firms are per month, plus sj per month 1 al itudiu I ni coiiimuinly UXV Kiiy fommlilee Clinton Cru ckei "i Mew sin ,",i ii.ii I month. Fulurevismn Cable TV, an i needed converter for the Local broadcasting lime, In- Katnntnwii company now scr- broadcast stations and 31 pel s,nd. would (tart .it 1'i hours lie.IM nl I UltUnil .III,Ml . HI Christmas Clubs In the letter Gurney wrote: "I have myself been Ihe object • Viclng«flve area ciuiiiiiunillcs. Hlllgeis I 'nuelsilv .mil IIIi of two investigations in Florida by the staff of our very own im ml li I"! each .nlililnin.il .per week free ni IM.I^ artd and Telco Cablevision of household receiver a contract i id I Lewis, Mlddlelnwn i>% Committee, Id aCtlOB unprecedented in Ihe Senale com- would lutal aboul $H houn pvi I'culive itlrecloi nl the l!uni pay interest Ocean Township, which has for more than Hill annual week a (let live yean ol MH inillees. as far as 1 know." .in Asbur) Park TV lianchise Madison Square Garden cessiui npeiatiun ol Ihe sys- v\n\ Social Security Terms Pact Seen anil a pending operational events, it was said, would i o > tem I Mr seiiice w,^ planned bj n ommiltci' i mi i ling "i WASHINGTON - The House Ways and Means Commillee plan. .in added sii per month Donald Alwt'll ul Florida, Vfi Inmi Alston, KM I.I.H . was expected In settle on terms of Social Senility legislation Officers nl Ihe two com- Telco offered timilai than president ol 1 llracunt. Ihe nl t e King I nmmillee, and today amid move* to speed a cost-of-llving increase in benefit! panies last night told Hie guv- ni'l selections ,il a basic nisi p.irenl 1 Umpiinj Ol I I'll n ,i|i luhn Ilird un English Ifoii her and hike payroll provisunis mini;: body nl Iheir planned of t> !to per month, il for a pealt'd al Ihe wwdon with Mr .ii Rod Bank Regtomil Illuji \itei length) debate by the committee yesterday, propos- r. 1•1•k 111.111 Di Mom !"• Heinei VI1 Hchwil, both ni Ned Bank alt emerging .isChief option* lor final action included either a \1 I - \ II II a \\ 11 s nil \e W ID per cent benefit boost effective with next July s checks or a 1 oui ii in M 1 hiTu 1 pre 1 Seven Men Cleared >i II . a leai hei in ihe SEKViCC IS OUR tlunl nl the (• IIIIIH'VISIIIII (inn. two-step lute Ol .i lOtOl I.' per cent, with 7 per cenl due next BIGGtST ASSET ' March and the1 real coming Ihe following November Mr .ippe.ii I'll with Joseph •mvTini. KMU CENTRAL JERSEY BANK ngllik Hiinl «,I '*srr COMFWMV I mi hilled financing changes involving Ihe payroll lax Of Brawling Charge 1,.11111, II .1.' 1 .-I • in I'.1 iii.il s Htu* you ? rate formula and booitlng Urn lop lalary on which the tax li le- 1 • irn|i.iit\ • enginvvi HiiniUo trim I P.M. vl.ii.m.m .mil H.II'I v si linn k I "HIM Illl.MI Hl'lll.lllllll 11,11 Ued Hep Al I llnian. I) Ore . acting commiltee chairman, FHF.F.HOU) - Superior 1 s,nd he wanted Ihe panel ready 10 offer a lull to the House lat Court I ml -I ' I II il lit tl s I. U ni .'i.l Wall si K.iiniilnwn in ii 1 allvd im .1 sin Shaitotobrook Of this week I'lle Senate Finance Committee already has ap Yaccannu has acquitted sev \i quiltud uflvi ' port ir. both firms ol (nun at Our 5735 proved a 1 per cenl Social Security benefll t»»»st effective en men .in used Ul DruwlMg nonjui v iii.d wuic Jerry line lO Illllltv pull's Ili'lr He nai iineiii DI legislation, although ihe panel did not offer iii M , inn (inh m a i i inn it, M ul li Mumnouili ,ii 111 requested .1 definilion uf Iniiliiwn. List M.ii.! Hoad Jeffrey W Mudlui all polt'nlial li'chnii .11 prob- ,,,,,,,,, , IIIMHIIfllU IIIMIIO I I MMMMt HMIMXMI i tmrgi'n uguin M C*M •"* **""' Cl" by iiniH'ii 1. Harris W, ul m 1 nlrin.iii \i i'. IUIIL; III 1 in "I'i 11 .ml « rUllUNIDiYTHf »t»i«MI< •f*l«T(» Vew Iatta Pf nlltlK .in wiiii h itie undi rgrouiul In Ulnlh.r .* (n. AMOO'i'- *""' '** '* * * ** Hhruwsbur; PI CJ. Meeting Sci i.iiied citown while only uverhuad wiring - ..... UMIDM MM "I '"I •»"• " ' ""<" <»l «' '" I" In- MARLBORO fha lirsi CAMERA CENTER "HIO" r.iimv Mini wr. luh in HWY 3S OAKHUMT I MonIM 4 MonlM I fudge VHI 1 -in1 '.ill lie will oum '7J' t»M> 11! *> iitkc 1 1 .11 ii • CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 111,11 ' I,Him p III III \ll il.. ...i BIGGtST ASStr.' 493-4737 AJVII niildu 1 "i "''"ii Drivt iliron Inn. Ill hi CAN Wt HtLP YW * \ 4 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mtddletown, N.J. Tuesday, November 1,1I7J •••••••••••••••••••••2 IIMIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII A. C. Orlando, Hazlet Board Creates I HEARING? Crash Victim Obituaries FARMINGDALE - An- • DO YOU NEED HELP? lUiniHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH thony Charles Orlando, 27, of I FREE BEARING AID R.D. 1, died Sunday in Jersey 2 Administrative Posts Shore Medical Center,' Nep- HAZLET - The Board of is a harship for the children to ing to fires set, windows bro- • For You To Use For One Week Arnold Tulp, Rumson tune, as the result of injuries Education last night, on the walk home without having a ken and mini-bikes run across STRINGS ATTACHED. suffered when the car he was recommendation of Roman chance "to barely inhale a the high school athletic Held. PURCHASE NECESSARY. driving struck a guard rail on Cabrera, approved the crea- sandwich." Mr. Franklin urged any par- er, Dead at 62 Southard Ave., Howell Town- tion of two new positions at Board President John T. ents who know of these In- Only at SILVERS 70 Broad St., Red Bank ship, earlier in the day. the Sycamore Drive School. Yannuzzi said the board re- cidents to call the police. RUMSON - Arnold Tulp, ner in 1948. At the time of his The news posts were ceived before the meeting a s The victim was taken to the 62, of Black Point Koad, aa at- death, Mr. Tulp was the hospital by members of the created as a substitute for the copy of a grievance letter LOTTERY NUMBER torney, died suddenly yes- firm's senior partner. Karmingdale First Aid Squad. post of vice principal. The from the Hazlel Teachers As- MM. NOV. 5: 4471S Advertise in The Register terday at Ins law offices in Police said a section of the vice principal post has been sociation pertaining lo the New York City. Mr. Tulp also maintained a guard rail went through the vacant since June. current lunch program. law practice in Red Bank Mr. Tulp was burn in New- car. NoWher cars were in- According to Mr. Cabrera, Mr. Yannuzzi refused to since 1946. He was a member ark. He also maintained resi- volved, police said. the new positions — construc- comment further because dences in Jamaica, British of the national, state and tional team leader and admin- board members have not had county bar associations. He Sgt. John Marsh and Ralph West Indies, and in Vermont. East arc in charge of the in- istrative aide — "will create a chance to discuss the letter. A Phi Beta Kappa, Mr. Tulp was treasurer of the county the closest link between the He said the board attorney bar group in 1967. vestigation. ' graduated from Brown Uni- Mr. Orlando was born in Ir- principal and teachers." He will answer the HTA letter by versity and received his law He served as a lieutenant in said "it is timely to ex- the next meeting. the Navy from 1944 to 194K. vington and lived here for the .degree from Columbia Law past two years. periment with better andmorc Board member John B. School. A member of both the Mr. Tulp served as municipal effective ways to deal educa- Franklin commended the New York and New Jersey tion." Township Committee for Bar Associations, Mr. Tulp The board received a peti- a mock meeting last Thursday was with the law firm of ioin West Deal. tion with 140 names from Mrs. night in which students ex- J Burke and Burke in New York ift Rumson Country Day Surviving arc his widow, James Lacky of 30 Coral changed roles with the com- City from 1936 to 1940. School for 10 years and had Mrs. Linda Walden Orlando; a Drive concerning the in-school mitteemen. ,now In 1940, he became associ- served on the board of gover- daughter. Tina Marie Or- lunch program. "It was an enriching and re- ated with (he firm of Kirlin, nors of RiverView Hospital, lando, a son, Anthony C. Or- The parents are petitioning warding evening for those stu- Campbell and Keating in New Red Bank. He also was a tor lando Jr.. his parents, Salva- the board to consider ex- dents who participated," he York City. He became a part- trustee of the Emma Willard tore and Annette Orlando of panding the current pilot pro- said. School, Troy, N.Y. and was a Atlantic Highlands; two gram in Lillian Drive School, On another note Mr. Frank- vestryman at St. George's-by- brothers, Robert Orlando of where Ihe children remain in lin noted the Increase of van- thc-Sea Episcopal Church, Louis Waldeck, Atlantic Highlands, and Eu- school for thir lunch period. dalism that is occurring with- here. Retired Engineer gene Wowk with the U.S. Mrs. Lacky told the board it in , the school district, referr- He held memberships at the Navy in California, and his MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - liumson Country Club,- Sea maternal grandmother, Mrs. Louis Edwin Waldeck, 90, for- Bright Beach Club and the Annette Bing of Leonardo. Sea Bright Lawn & Tennis InternationalPolice Chief mer municipal engineer for Posten's Funeral Home, At- Club. He also served as secre- Middietnwn, died Sunday in lantic Highlands, is in charge tary of the lawn and tennis the Emery Manor Nursing of arrangements. Committee Post to Mass Home, Madison Township. He club for four years. WASHINGTON, D.C. - lived at Prospect Garden Surviving arejus widow, Mrs. Sophie Lukoic New York City Deputy Police Apartments. Mrs. Mary Ellen Sheffield COLTS NECK - Mrs. Soph- Commissioner Francis B. A former resident of West Tulp; two sons, A.Sheffield ie V. Lukoic, 71, of New St., Looney, newly-elected presi- Orange, he was retired from Tulp of Fair. Haven, and John died Sunday at Freehold Area dent of the International Asso- the Essex County engineering S. Tulp of Concord, Mass.; Hospital, Freehold Township. ciation of Chiefs of Police firm of WallaceTiernan. two daughters, Misses Evelyn Mrs. Lukoic was a commu- (IACP), has announced the An alumnus of Stevens In- S. and Clair S. Tuip, both at nicant of St. Mary's Roman appointment of Police Chief stitute of Technology, Hobo- home; two sisters, Miss Eve- Catholic Church. Raymond Mass of Shrews- ken, where he was president lyn Tulp and Mrs. Henry Tob- bury, N.J., to a two-year term ler Jr., and one grandchild. She was born in Jersey City of the Class of 1905 and editor and had lived here 53 years. on the executive committee of of the campus newspaper, he The Worden Funeral Home, Mrs. Lukoic was pre-the association. was a member of the Arts Red Bank, is in charge of ar- deceased by her husband, The committee establishes Center of the Oranges. rangements. Adam W. Lukoic, who died policy for the professional po- Surviving arc his widow, April 2H. lice membership organization. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson Wal- Margaret Porekicvies Surviving arc a son, Adam' With more thn 10,000 execu- deck; three daughters, Mrs. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS W. Lukoic Jr., here; two tive police members in the Mary Cuttingham of Upper — Miss Margaret Porskievles, daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Her- United States, its possessions, Saddle River, Mrs. Margaret 76, -of 44 Prospect Ave. died man, Freehold Township, and and 55 other nations, the Hosford of Ann Arbor, Mich., Sunday in Heritage Hall Nurs- Mrs. Daniel Kowalski, Bays- IACP serves the law enforce- and Mrs. Dorothy Marshall of ing Home, New Shrewsbury. Hie, N.Y.; a brother, Joseph ment profession and the pub- Tequcsta, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. She was born in Newark Markiewricz, Jersey City; lic interest by advancing the L.A. Belding of Grand Rapids, and was a retired seamstress. three sisters, Mrs. Anna Byk, art of police service, Mr. Chief Raymond Mass Mich., and 13 grandchildren. Surviving are several nieces Freehold, and Mrs. MaeLooney said. bring about recruitment and Arrangements are under the and nephews. Strohl and Mrs. Frances Wa- Its staff of police manage- training of qualified persons, direction of the Day Funeral The John P. Condon Funer- Icrston, both Point Pleasant, ment consultants, educators and to encourage adherence Home, Keypnrt. al Home is in charge of ar- and six grandchildren. and trainers, highway safety of all police officers to high rangements. The Higgins Memorial consultants, researchers, and professional standards of per- Mitts Malicl Churchill Home,..Freehold, is in charge systems analysts develop and formance and conduct." MARLBORO - Miss Mabel of arrangements. disseminate improved admin- Churchill, 84, of Route 79, died Man's Body istrative, technical and oper- Sunday at the Holmdet Nurs- ational practices and promote ing Home. Is Identified (ihiirlcs Krcuiul their use in police work. Miss Churchill was a mem- RIVER PLAZA - Charles The aims of the association ber of the First Presbyterian MIDDLETOWN - A body Freund, 88, of Deanc Way, arc "to foster police coopera- Church, Springfield. discovered on the rocky died Sunday at Riverview tion and the exchange of in- H She was born in Springfield, shoreline of Sandy Hook Bay Hospital, Red Bank. formation and experience Mass, and had lived here 40 here yesterday was identified He was born in Newark and among police administrators years. by police as that of James lived in Maplewood before throughout the world; to Surviving are a brother, Brown of Linden, who had coming to this area seven John R. Churchill, of The been missing since his fishing years ago. He retired in 1985 Bronx, N.Y., and several boat capsized 10 days ago. after owning and operating a Model Car nieces and nephews. Police said Brown was with coal and ice business in Ma- The Higgins Memorial (uur companions in the boat plewood (or 35 years. He was Exposition Home, Freehold, is in charge when it capsized in the bay. a former member of Prospect of arrangements. His companions swam to Presbyterian Church, Maple- shore, but Brown appearently wood. Is Scheduled Franco Scaliti drowned. Surviving are his widow, ASBURY PARK - A model MIDDLETOWN - Franco Mrs. Lottie Hewitt Freund; car contest will be open to Scaliti, 72, of 45 Tanglewood two sons, Norman Freund of children and adults at the Road, died Saturday at Rlv- l)r.,ll. (iiuotl, Babylon. NY., and Irvin New Jersey Custom Car Show erview Hospital, Red Bank. Frucnd of Flcmington; four Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 24 Mr. Scaliti was a retired Noted Child brothers, Theodore Freund of and 25, in Convention Hall. waiter. • ilen Ridge, Lawrence Freund Sponsored by Polk's. He was born in Italy. Psychologist and (iustav Freund of Union, America's largest hobby and Surviving are two sons. NEW YORK (AP) - Dr. and George Freund of Irving- crafts retailers with shops in Francis Paul Scaliti. here, Haim (>. (imnll, 51, child psy- ton; a sister, Mrs. Elsie Kap- New York City and New Jer- and Louis A. Scaliti, Doyles- chologist and author, died in pier of Union, six grand- sey, applicants can enter any town, Pa. Reckman-Downtown Hospital children, and two great- model car they make. There The Higgins Memorial Sunday nijjht after a lonn ill- grandchildren. is no entry fee and nothing to Home, Freehold, is in charge ness. The Haeberle and ii.uiii buy. of arrangements. Home for Funerals, 971 Clin- Details can be had by writ- Oinott, .i Manhattan ICSI dent, was a consulting chlldf* ^ Avo-. Irvington, is in ing to Model Car Contest, Uni- Mm, Antoinette psychotherapist and a profes- charge of arrangements. versal Custom Car Shows, Spagnuolo sor at Adelphi University. He *'lnc. 541 Lexington Ave., New was a guest lecturer at Mori- Man Charged York City, N. Y., 10022, or ap- TOMS RIVER - Mrs. An- mouth College, West Long plicants can bring their fin- toint'tta Icona Spagnuoln, 95, Branch, N.J. in 1971, and had With Assault ished model cars to Con- of 1057 Fairview Dr., died yes- authored a scries of six arti- MIDDLETOWN - A vention Hall Saturday morn- terday in Medi-Ccnter, Lake- cloa thai were published in Princeton man faces a prelim- ing, Nov. 24, to display them. • od. October 1972 in The Dally inary healing in Municipal The main attraction at the Born in Medina, Italy, slur Register. Court Nov 29 (or allegedly as- show, which will be open both was ihe widow of Pasquale He wasMhe. author of sw saulting Patrolman Eugene days from Noon to 10 p.m., Spagrraolo. sin- had resided In rial bonks on child p»> llannofcy outside of police will be the display of custom. Red Bank for many years chology, including "Group headquarters Sunday night. rod. racing and other unusual Slie was a retired trimmer for Psychotherapy with Chil- Detective Capl Robert M vehicles exhibited by their the former Eisner Co., Red dren;" "Parent and Child," Letts identified Ihe suspect as owners for cash awards. Bank. .IIHI "Teacher and Child Alan C. Lopez, 31. He said the Universal Custom Car Mrs. Spagnuolo was a com- A native ol Israel. Ginotl suipecl was on his way into Shows. Inc., producers of the municant of si. Anthony'i was graduated in win from police headquarter! with the exposition, has revealed that Catholic Church, Red Hank, Columbia Teachers Col patrolman because of an ear- then? is still lime for owners of and it:. SI. Ann's Society whom he received his ma her Incident il a house no such cars to exhibit them free Surviving are two suns, IV icrs degree in iwti and his* KIUKN Highway la which po- at this year's show. The firm ter Spagnuolo of Miami. Fla. doctorate In 1952 Itce had been dispatched. will provide free exhibit space and Patsy Spagnuolo here Prom lll.Vj lo UM0, ho was While Hillside the patio lead for qualified can and there Is The William S. Anderson (lucf clinical psychologist si Ing niin police headquarters, no entry fee to enter one's car Funeral Home, Red Hank, is the Jacksonville, fla , Child i up) Letts said Ihe suspect in this year's competiton. De- in charge of arrangements. Guidance Center r.iaiiiieii Patrolman's Hen- tails and entry blanks are 940. Death Notice* Moving in New York, hi1 be nefey'a forearm and threw available by writing to Uni- TULP — Arnold.'tudcMnly on No* ! Hm came associated with him IgalMl Ihe door Tli versal Custom Car Shows. badd ot Mary Ellin Tulp, fathtr ol A. Snttntld, Join s , Evtlyn J. and ciair I. Adolphia University and was trotmsn was no) seriously In- Tulp. Alto lufvivta by two ntltrt. Mft* Evflyn Tulp and Mri Htnry Town Jr , sppolntod • i loctata cltnltal jured, Capl Letti said. and m grandchild Funtral ttrvlcf ol II Five Are Named •i*L thuridoy ol SI. Otorgt'i bylht-Rlv professor m 1%.' •r, Rurnton. N J. In lltu of flowfrt, con- The .suspect was arrested trlbuflonft lo Rlvorvlt* Hoipllol would M lie is survived bj Ins wid By Ocean Twp. oppftcldHd. ow, Dr. Alice (imnll and charged with assault on a OCEAN TOWNSHIP - HVS ADVHTISfMINT ADVIHTIIIMINT police officer, ("apt. Letts persons were named to the lo* said, and later released in 150 cal Drug Abuse Council last Tormenting Rectal Itch nlghl by Township Council. bail pending his court appear- They are Robert Hazelrtgg, Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues To Tolled Hollies Judy ilii/elngg, Marie Curtis, HOLMDKL i.ni scout Doris Arents and Jody Cot- Promptly Relieved Cadette Troop 163 will collect troll. In many cases Preparation II drods of patient* showed this hiHtles for recycling Saturday The appointments bring the total number of council mem- LrrrMAN's gives prompt, temporary relief irue m many casei. In from II am lii noon next lo • from such pain and (tching fact, many doctors, them tin' Township Hall Annex l>rn ii l.iUmtn'n Chtrgti Account sue* caused by inflammntion. ilies Preparation II ointment lection will be Saturday number of members /rom the liar it» cards Tests by doctors on him- or suppositories. H. KVmenibor limit Red Bank MLS to Present Thf Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletowii, N.J. Tuesday, November (, 1171 S ramily Nobody Wanted' Bt'h UAVBANKL - ThTLe. junior ter, his wife and their family class of Red Bank Regional of adopted children from a va- Holmdel Candidates Continue High School will stage -The riety of nationalities and Family Nobody Wanted1 for races. three consecutive perform- ances beginning Nov. 3. The The cast includes Herald Debate on Expense Vouchers curtain will nse at H: 15 p.m. Randolf. Paulette Williams, in the old cafeteria of the Har- Erroll Jefferson. Jean Bea- IIOLMDKL - Eugene K. fecily documented documentation," said Mayor s.mi Mayor Cohen, "The ding Road building. inan, Lester Bradley. Re- McEnroe, Democratic candi- The dinner in quest ion said Cohen, recajunaj thai the vou Bayshora Community Hospi- For this years play, Mrs. becca Fuller. Judy dalalro, date (or Township Commit lee, Ihe mayor is one ol several tlui in question was dated in tal is 111 Holmdel They want- Renee Maxwell, director, will Dave Oongora, and Che Swan- has expressed dismay that used as discussion forums In September of 1972. He added ed representation from the be experimenting with theater son of Red Bank. Leslie Salm, "Miyof (Daud) Cohen Uaad solve mutual problems thared that all township vouchers Pownship Coinmiltee. and the in the round. The stage will be Meg Deiss, and Mary Ann lialf-lmlhs and dilutions In by the local administration conform with standards ol Ihe committee authorized the built in the center of I he cafe- Wdcoxen of Shrewsbury, and an ill-fated defenu o( the and industries in the lown state Illusion oi Local Uov- mayor to attend. We felt it teria and the audience will be Chris tiorsuch. Sue Men- faulty voucher system ami siup. Understanding! reached ernntent. was a proper thing. (IICMIII, Lauren Judge, Judy loom upending practice* of his at Ihe gatherings, the mayor seated on all [our sides. 1 And it's our consensus iiiat • You know, ihe mayor gets 'The Family Nobody Want- and Robin Scharf, Tim Sulli- administration ' added, lead to good relations Internal Revenui Service re subscription licketa like this ed" is based on a humorous van, Peter (iuerry.. and Mary Mr, McEnroe doclared thai with local Industry ami have quiivnionts are nol involved," all I lie lime And we get paid Lou Scoppetuolo of Little Sil- novel abciut a true story. The while he "illogically" at- attracted new ratable* I" the he s.uil u only 11,200 a year 1 cant af- ver. plot revolves around a minis- tempted lo defend one admin- township Mi \ii I'.nioe continued 1 ford lo pay lor them: I figure istration voucher attacked bj Mr. Mi Kmoi' challenged would like in point out thai 11 1 lists me S.'.IHIII a year lo be Ihe Dentof rat during hit ram ihe mayor's documentation of ihe vouchers mentioned pre major, and 1 only get $1,200 paign, Mayor Cohen tailed lu a $7.1 J.1 dinner voucher as \ IOUSIJ uere not Ihe nni> back." he added • . PERFORM IN CITY — Talented amateur skaters mention " a poorly and In- published in yesterday's Is- questionable ones ... 1 did' Mr McEnroe offered a final Robin Joy Wagner of Long Island, 1973 Junior completely documented 'vou- Mies of The Daily Register, nol cile many vouchers ini of advice I would sup,- cher lor ,i s 'MI dinner which Ladies North Atlantic Champion, and Robert Met- terming it "unacceptable b> KUl'tl as one fur $.111 fot gosl ih,11 rather than seek ex- calf of Atlantic Highlands, 1972 novice men's l.i 11 I'II In [isi uhci ihe bull! common business pi.u- rickets lor hoih ihe mayui 1 uses. Mayor Cohen seek solu- bronze medalist in North Atlantic Figure Skating recipients were." tue and Internal Revenue ami ins wile in attend Ihe 1 ions lor ihe problems and Championships, were participants in ice show to Mayor Cohen retorted lh.it Service requirements, which Bav shore Hospital Inaugural spending abuses at Township Mr. McEnroe (ailed lu specify launch Hospital Week of the United Hospital Fund specifically call for listing DI Ball." Hall." of New York. It was at the Rockefeller Center which voucher he referred lo I hi' names' ol Iliose enter Outdoor Ice Skating Pond. • because he known II is per- tamed ' •Our auditor, Joseph \ Seaman. WOUld haw picked il Matawan Twp. Finally up if it had been Improper Seniors'1 Housing Head Is Named ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS/SHADES Gets Its Leaf Vacuum OCEAN TOWNSHIP - .lo VENETIAN BLINDS/LAMPS/HOUSEWARES MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Hi.11 there is no iruiii in a ru- loi'iums in principle seph 1 Man. 10!) Huuvan A\ e , After III months of waiting, mor that council split three Dr. Joseph S. Wallace, a was named director ol the In ihe township s ca|ch' basin voles to three along parly dentist, was granted a use Cal senior citizens Mousing i leaner and leal vacuum has lines on the police contract, variance permitting him to Corp, last night by Township finally arm cd with Mr. Krochiuh canting the least? space in his professional Council. Mayor Thomas .1. Towers deciding vote iiinldiug on Cliffwood Ave. for Mr. Uslan, former tempo- made tho announcement ai Mr. BrodaiU reported that light iiulu.siii.il uses, one pro- rary director of Ihr unit, re- last night's Township Council some member* of tho PBA bc< fessional use must lie mam places Allen Bellman in the mums Need a personal loan? meeting I in- equipment, pur- llOVO a Straw VOtO was laken tamed in Ihe building. AI post. Mr. Bellman, appointed chased from General OMC Within council mi police sala- present Dr. Wallace has den- director .luly 17, |!I7L' (or a Sales inc.. Bradley Beach, al- ries, and that the vole split on ial offices there. He has been five-year term, resigned from most a year ago. has been en partisan lines. unable to lease Ihe rest of the the panel last month. Come see us. route from California ovef "No such vole was taken, building for professional uses. We'll be happy to advise you on the type since. The unit comprises a and the council was never di- special body mounted on a vided on the question on parti- of loan arrangement best suited to your truck chassis. san lines," Mr. Urodnil/. de- personal and financial situation. Whether The loaf vacuum will go into clared. "Anyone who tries to you need money to consolidate bills, pay service tomorrow In Ihe Cliff* create such an Impression is wood section, where Ihere is a stirring up dissension in the taxes or tuition, buy a major appliance or superabundance of fallen township. The question was for any other worthwhile purpose—stop in leaves, Mayor Puwers prom- decided on issues, nut parly today and talk things over. ised. lines," lie added Minor Powers announced "I didn't know Mr. BniilinU that last week's settlement was going lo make this state- FIRST With Ihe Policemen's Ben- ment. HK has spoken 100 per NATIONAL cvoleni Association was cent for my sentiments,'' COLONIAL^ BANK strictly bipartisan said Mr. Krochlirh. Councilman Michael II. Oeurge B, Smith, township The all-service bank that looks out for you BrodniU, a Democrat, and manager, announced tin1 re Councilman Hans II. Froehl' slgntion of ItiibiTl Burkhardl MEMBER F.D.I.C. ich, a Republican, stressed from the Planning Board, ef- fective immediately. Mr. Bur- kh.tr lit is moving lo Kloridn for his health. Council Introduced an ordi- nance dedicating beachfront ureas tor rw reaUon purpoiscM in Cliffwood as required for stale funding. Public healing of Iho measure,is scheduled Monday, Nov. 18, A resolution extending Hie tiiwnship s mm dliinuni on ga r de n apart men 11 six months from date of adoplmn was approved, With ('mm cilman Kroohllch casting Iho only adverse wte Mr, Kroehl ich slated he is against inora- Struck I»\ Car, Hoy, 7, IIIjIInd LITTLE SIIAKH - Derrik l.aBalch. 7, of 35 Mrich AVP., was treated at liivemew llns- pilal. lied Bank, for injuries suffered when he was slruck by • car in front of Seals Sports, wii Branch Ave. Witnesses reportedly told police lh.it the child ran out in fake fur front of a car operated by Ke- vin Brophy, is, of II (irant hats top the Place, liiinisoii Mr. Brophy said lie saw Ihe bOJ and applied Ills brakes bleached out blue denim fall fashions However, he was unable to done the new way for girls: What delightful fakes! Top: Off- slop in lime to avoid hilling faded, washed out, him face profile that looks sleek as \u summons has been is- embroidered seal; Middle: Cuffed bumper of sued, pending further in- Terrific team-ups with that nicely lived-in fake mink. Bottom: Flip cloche in vestigation by Patrolmen look that girls must have now. Shown from fake persian, fake seal. All Richard Cannelo and Robert our Girltown collection that imitates the Homier The incident hap- 'grown-up' scene: embroidered flare leg |ean are made of acrylic. 12.00. pened I M |i ill Kuil.r. with elastic waist, merrowed hem in 4-6X. Others 8.00 to 15.00. Hat Bar, 9.00; 7-14, 12.00. Long sleeve shirt in rod all stores except Plamfield dots or checks 4-6X. 7.50; 7-14, 9.00. Short Sheehan to Talk action jacket with embroidered back 4-6X, 14.00; 7-14, 16.00. 4 Pocket, belt loop jean, At Ball Slate yoke back, slight Hare leg with merrowed Ml NCIE, I ml - Di hem in 4-6X, 7.50; 7-14 11.00. Gauze shirt George A Sheehan of Hum- in a soft natural color with gay multicolored ton, N J . ,i Red Bank. \ ,1 , embroidered yoke in 7-14. 11.00 Shirts in i anliologixt, will adoreu ihr machine washable polyester/cotton. fall meeting of the Midwest Pants in all cotton. Chaptei. Amet n >in College ol Spoils Medli mi'..Saturday morning si Bail state > nivei illy /teinboch'i lopii will he "Dmtanie Hunmng InjifhM and I ic.il phone ?4 hrs a day to Ihs slorn in ynur MM • MOUfypatk IH-AW • bril.ktnwn MJ Illiill • manalapan 446-4 M 7 • red bank 94B-4/4/ in Sherhan is author»(lha "Iniioi fill Bystvndci i olumn which appeal i PHI It week In I he ii,iir. Register, ll> .i i ontnbuti HI ni imii.il iporl. .mil health maga-

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i month in : II hill 1)1 l\J\a«VI I Jk ill t • .r.hurypiik* t«dUHok 10-5 30 daily, •«') .1" i-iin m • brick I'JWM 10-9.30daily. ia ".noon uly i,l..'y ..,1 If. lo 9 t) »> • Perjurers in ITT Probe some capacity. Question EsUtyiihed in HTS-Publitbed by Tbe Red Bank Rtf isler By JACK ANDERSON Geneen's top vice president, E. J. Gerrity, told a different wouldn't the same ethical ARTHUR Z.KAMIN At the time of his firing. WASHINGTON story, however, in a memo to stricture also preclude Nixon, Special Watergate Prosecutor Vice President Spiro Agnew who came from the same President and Editor Archibald Cox had gathered written a few days after Mit- firm, from intervening in the evidence of perjury against at SCENE chell and Geneen had met. cases? Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor least five witnesses who testi- "Hal (Geneen) had a very A White House spokesman fied in the ITT case. friendly session with John claimed Nixon had called The special prosecutor had committee he knew nothing of (Mitchell)," the memo in- Kleindienst to discuss anti- 6 Tuesday, November i, 1973 (ormed A new trust policy, not the specifics decided there was nothing il- ITTs promise t0 put up funds 8 "Jon" niiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiMuiiiii lain t0 him tnat the presi of the case. > legal about the Justice De- t0 support tne Republican Na- P Dlta's Lies partment's settlement of its, tl0na| convention Certainly, dent was not opposed to merg JRSON three historic antitrust suits he saj(| ne never knew '. ers per se, that he believed Ryan of the company's Wash- It is not known, meanwhile, Use It! whether the special prose- against ITT. But his prose- thing about it before the set- some mergers were good and ington office, speaks of cutors had learned that many tlement of the ITT cases. that in no case had we been "Ned's memo describing his cutor had enough evidence to of the same methods used to ms was supponeii by Rej. sued because 'bigness is bad.' meeting with Agnew." indict Dita Beard, but there is no question that sJie com- cover up the Watergate case necke, who reversed the posi- Hal discussed this in detail be- Menus Withheld mitted perjury extravagantly had also been employed to tion he had taken with several cause (Assistant Attorney Neither Gerrity's memo to in her account to the com- hide the ITT scandal. newsmen and swore he never General Richard) McLaren Agnew, nor the Ryan memo mittee of her meeting at her After we published the fa- discussed the matter of ITT's had said and in his complaint were made available to the home with my associate Brit mous Dita Beard memo- pledge with Mitchell or any- indicated strongly that big- committee, although all such Hume. randum in February, 1972. the one else at the Justice Depart- ness is bad. John made plain material was requested and There is the possibility that Senate Judiciary Committee ment. that was not the case. Hal ITT assured the committee was called into special session said on that basis he was cer- nothing had been withheld. Phil Gilbert, one of ITT's law- to re-examine the nomination Subsequently, Reinecke tain we could work out some- Finally, there is the fact, yers who appeared both with of Richard Kleindienst as at- changed his mind again and thing. John said he would talk now admitted to Cox by Geneen and Gerrity, may also torney general. Witness after said publicly that he had told with McLaren and get back to Kleindienst and confirmed by have lied under oath Gilbert witness took the stand to deny Mitchell of ITT's commitment Hal." the White House, that Presi- was given the oath by Judi- the Beard memo's assertion by telephone in May. 1971 — That same Gerrity-to-Ag- dent Nixon intervened person- ciary Committee chairman that the antitrust settlement weeks before the ITT anti- new memo is also evidence of ally in the ITT cases at one James Eastland. Thus, (ill was linked to a $400,000 politi- trust settlement was reached.' perjury against Gerrity, who point to order Kleindienst to bcrt was under oath when he cal donation from ITT. Reinecke's latest statement is told the committee he spoke delay filing an appeal. This assured the committee that The Cox crew has now ob- not only strong evidence to several officials at the revelation flatly contradicts ITT had not withheld any tained strong evidence that against Mitchell but is an out- White House, including Herb Kleindienst's testimony that documents bearing on Gen- perjury was committed dur- right acknowledgement of Klein and Charles Colson. He he was "not interfered with een's discussions with govern- ing the hearings by former At- perjury on his own part. ..testified, in answer to a spc- by anybody at the White ment officials. torney (iencral John Mitchell, Mitchell also told the com- cific quotation, that he had House. I was not importuned; It is possible, of course, that ITT President Harold den- mitlee that, while he had a met no one else at the White I was not pressured; I was Gilbert had been misinformed eon, ITT Vice President K. J. meeting to discuss antitrust House. He never acknowledg- not directed." by his clients, but his state- "Ned" Gerrity, California Lt. policy with ITT president ed meeting Agnew. John Mitchell, incidentally, ment turned out lo be false. (iov. Kd Reinecke and by Harold Geneen in August, However, in his memo to disqualified himself from any He insists he is not under in- Kleindienst himself. 1970, the ITT cases them- Agnew, he speaks of "our consideration of the ITT cases vestigation, although he ac- The biggest liar, apparent- selves were not discussed in meeting Tuesday." And in a because his former law firm knowledges having been in ly, was Mitchell, He told the any way. separate ITT document, John had once represented ITT in touch with the Cox task force. An Overlooked Election V. By MILTON VIORST sults were even more drastic their disproportionate parlia- in the legislature: 102 seats mentary power. If they do MONTREAL - Maybe it's THE NEW for the Liberals, six for the not, they could play into the our preoccupation with Water- Separatists. It was a big vic- hands of radicals in the Sepa- gate, or maybe we're as paro- POLITICS tory for Bourassa. ratist movement, who argue chial as Canadians say we But it's not nearly so clear that independence must be arc, but the most important IIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIMHIIII whether the election was also won not in parliament but in election of 1973 just took place a big Separatist defeat. What the streets. here, less than an hour's flight able under the leadership of the votes did was crush two Much depends also on the from New York City, and we Rene Levesque, an esteemed other contending parties, in- response of Canada's English- hardly noticed. former journalist and parlia- cluding the National Union, speaking majority. During It was important because mentarian. Levesque — like which ruled Quebec for dec- VIORST much of the past decade, the The Real Opponent: Apathy the Krcnch-speaking province the overwhelming majority of ades. The Separatists, last federal government has tried of Quebec, which contains al- the province — abhors vio- Monday, became the principal French-speaking voters, the hard to compromise Quebec's most a third of Canada's 22 lence, but he is no less con- oppostion party. English-speaking minority demands for cultural recogni- If you are among the many people our recommendations in the belief that million people, has been think- vinced that Quebec's French And it achieved this status must not be allowed to inter- tion with the country's domi- who have said they are going to skip this our selections cither have demonstrated ing very seriously about set- culture can be preserved only in just a few years. Separa- fere with their objectives. A 4 nant English tradition. Many year's election because of disgust at the their desire to provide good government ting itself up as an indepen- by detaching itself from Eng- tism in Quebec, as a move- per cent shift last Monday English-speaking Canadians scandals in Washington, we hope you re- or that they are capable of doing that. dent nation. An independent lish Canada. ment for identity, is contem- would have meant a French- have gone along with these speaking majority. compromises only reluctantly. consider. The polls will be open until S We have agreed with those who be- Quebec would profoundly Quebec's personable and poraneous with the civil rights change our own posture on competent Prime Minister and women's movements in If English Canada con- tonight, and we suggest that you exercise lieve they also have the right "not to Where Separatism goes now our northern frontier. Robert Bnurassa, a member the United States. Its success cludes mistakenly from last a right that is denied to so many millions probably depends more on its vote," but that is the type of negativism ' of Canada's ruling Liberal has been spectacular — far week's vote that Separatism A few years ago, the Ameri- opponents than on the efforts of people in other lands. that must be kept out of government at ev- party, is the chief obstacle to more, one suspects, on a psy- can now be safely dismissed, can government worried of Levesque. Bourassa's legis- Separatism. Like Levesque, chological than on a political then Quebec nationalism is al- Quite a few Democratic and Republi- ery level. There are many municipal con- about this prospect much lative majority is absurdly Bourassa is dedicated to Que- level. most certain lo come on with can candidates are agreed on one point in tests to be decided this year, and we think more. The "separatist" move- large — and the influence of bec's saving its French heri- Levesquc's objective lor even greater force. And Sepa- this campaign, that the major reason they residents have something of a responsi- ment was then in the hands of the Separatist minority within tage — but he and the Liber- ratism's momentum, once ac- radical militants who behaved 1973 was to get 30 per cent of the parliament absurdly will not be elected or reelected is that vot- bility in responding to their neighbors' gra- als maintain it can best be celerated, may never be much like Latin American the vote. He got 31 per cent. small. er apathy will cause a light voter turnout ciousness in offering themselves as candi- revolutionaries and, in 1970, done within the framework of More revealing, by deducting stopped. which could result in what is tantamount dates for what often is a thankless job. assassinated a cabinet officer Canada's federal system. Quebec's minority of English- Restraint Needed All of this may he Canada's to election by default. As voters, each of us should realize and kidnapped a British diplo- Bourassa Victory speaking voters, the figures The Liberals, who are close- problem, but it's happening • Last Monday, the Liberals give the Separatists 35 per ly allied with the English- too close to our own heartland We believe that most Americans want how important we really ara. In the past, mat. It seemed possible that we might have another Cuba obtained 55 per cent of the cent, the Liberals 43 per cent. speaking financial interests of for us to ignore. We're used to Rood government. The only way to get it is and it well may happen today, the out- on our hands. vote, the Separatists only .11 It is generally agreed that if Quebec, will have to conduct a friendly, undemanding by participation in il via the election come of an election has hinged on a single Since then, the movement per cent. By a serious quirk of the Separatists ever win a themselves with remarkable neighbor to the north — but it booths. vote. In the school board elections in Red has gone eminently respect- the electoral system, the re- substantial majority of restraint to avoid abuse of may not always be like that. The selection of a governor to lead the Bank last February, two candidates re- slate in the next four years is the major ceived the same number of votes and it contest and it will be watched closely meant that neither of them was to serve. across the nation as a barometer nf what We're certain that their supporters who Our NATO Allies and the Mideast effect Watergate has on state elections. It did not bother to vote had some con- is our opinion, and of poll takers, that science pains the following day. By CROSBY S. NOYES I1I1IK I Illltl til >1 Mill Nor should the United side of the European area Or States have been surprised Brendan T. Byrne's election should be a Think it over, non-voter. If good gov- (James J. Kllpatrkk to assert, as Kissinger does, and outraged by the refusal of that "we cannot hold together foregone conclusion. A light voter turnout, Is vacationing) CONSERVATIVE ernment is what you want, you can get it our major European allies to if each country or region as- however, would work against that pre- by the simple procedure of spending the It's n fine way In wind up permit the overflight of their serts its autonomy whenever diction. few minutes it takes to get to your polling Ihe "Year of Europe," with VIEW territory or use of their facil- it is to its benefit " In these columns last week, we en- place and casting your ballot for the candi- Henry Kissinger so disgusted IIMIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIinilMIIHMIIIIIini ities in getting arms to Ihe No member nf the alliance embattled Israelis. Europe, dorsed candidates for the legislature and dates you believe arc capable of providing with our NATO allies that ho has asserted Its autnnnmy doesn't care what becomes of perfectly aware thai the after all, depends on Ihe more insistently than the the county board of freeholders. We based it. the alliance and with the Eu- United States had no choice in Middle East for about 90 per United Slates when it comes ropeans so petrified by the .supporting and supplying Is- cent of its oil (as compared to lo matters of global Strategy. implications of our Middle rael, once a massive resupply about 10 per cent for the KII.PATRICK So far as the administration is A Beloved Prelate Eastern policy thai they al- effort to Syria and Egypt had United States) And so, unless concerned, Europe, at this most wish the alliance never been mounted by the Soylel we are,to see a return to im- own interests point, is not where it's al In Msgr. Kmmelt A. Monahan, pastor of dition to Red Bank Catholic High School, had been born. Union. Indeed, Ihe lack of perialism. Europe's per- There were intimations ol Us approaches to Peking and St. James Catholic Church, last Sunday along with its modernization, were noble The resentment being so consultation of such allies as ception of its own interests in both of these possibilities in Moscow, or its pfforts lo France, Britain and Germany Ihe Arab-Israeli conflict inevi- the Middle Easl crisis Al this was honored by his parishioners to mark efforts which will be lasting tributes to his freely expressed on both aides achieve a sell lenient in Ihe — though very unhelpful — allowed them to maintain a tably is different from our point, it is hard to tell whether Middle Easl, European con- the 20th anniversary of his coming to Red service. also is very largely unjusti- posture of neutrality in the own. Europeans have been more cerns have noi been pre- Bank. A priest (or 37 years, he served as conflict in the hope — a vain In a Bad Fix disturbed by the shortlived dominant The shortage of nuns lo staff the fied. secretary for Bishop George W. Ahr in The Europeans, without any hope, it seems — of appealing In this situation, reerimina- confrontation which resulted NATO exists only because schools, which has added lo the financial Trenton for 13 years prior to his Red Bank need for consultation, were Ihe oil-producing Arab .states. linns nf the kind we have been in a worldwide alert of each member of Ihe alliance, burden attendant to operating parochial assignment. hearing are beside Ihe point. American forces or the cur- including Ihe United Stales, schools, has been bul OM nf the problems, The point is that, so far as the rent emphasis on Soviet- He is known as a "beloved prelate" by perceives it In be in ils own including a physical ailment, which have Arab slates arc concerned, we American detente which, ac- interest to assure Ihe ability the 2,500 families which make up his par- are in, a bad fix. And given the cording to administration added a few gray hairs to his head, but, of Wcsiern Europe to defend ish and he has won the iffectloa of many rapidly increasing American claims, averted a catastrophe itself militarily ami politically otherwise, those worries are not readily other people, including those who are not dependence on Arab oil, we in the Middle East IgalMI the power of Ihe So- apparent. of the Catholic faith, because he gener- are all hi it together. Natural Concrrns vlel bloc Dlsputei over global I'rcsident Nixon's rather These natural concerns, ously gives of his time and talents to com- Our relations with Msgr. Mnnaluin policy have occurred in the smug remark that Europeans however, have very little lo past and will surely recur in munity events and, in particular, lo the have been most cordial and we want to be "would have frozen to death do with Ihe validity or tbe via- •he future Hui these disputes ecumenical movement. counted among the many thousands of this winter unless there had bility of the Western alliance. are grounded on an assump- A kind, considerate gentleman, the Monmouth County residents whose wishes been a settlement" in Ihe In my view, it Is quite wrong tion nf a common destiny As Middle East was. to say the to expect or demand a total monsignor is an extremely capable admin- for him include many more happy and pro- as l»nn as a sense nf common least, premature. For there is loyalty from our European ll< istrator whose accomplishments al St. ductive years in Red Bank His friend- destiny remains, ihe validih no Httlenwnl in the Middle lies when it comes to Ameri- of ihe alliance Itself | James in the past two decades have been liness is deeply appreciated and we're East and the prospect of gel- can policies and actions mil Hired. nothing short of superb. The construction pleased that he wai told n much at Sun- ling one is far from rosy. So of St. James Grammar School and the ad- day's party. (ar. at least, the Arab oilmen show no sign of relaxing their shutdown of supplies, and the Today in Hisloi winter may be chilly enough By Thf Associated Press 7 MAF and the N.J. Symphony for everybody In 1791 Cenrgc Washington tssembl) called (or economic Al Ihe same lime, there in was reelecled president sanction! against South Africa In scheduling three concerts in Ihe come one of Ihe states great cultural as- other less articulated but pos- In 1913, the British arrested because ol II racial polli Carlton Theater, Red Bank, by the New Mtl sibly move legitimate n Indian nationalist Mahatma Pen yean ago Sovlel Pre NlKltS Krushchev Jersey Symphony, the Monmouth Arts In all of its piescnlaliuns. the MAF why the Middle Eastern epi- Gandhi, sode has disturbed the Eu- claimed Ihe i nlled states Foundation is performing a great service manages to scale its ticket prices to what In 1917, New York Kate gave In during a confrontation ropeans For many years. adopted suffrage for Women for county residents. We were dis- are more than reasonable. This is true for Ihere has been a besetting on the Autobahn lo Berlin, In 1928, Benlto Mussolini poiiiblyAvoidlng in outbreak appointed this summer that the Garden the symphony series, with siilisniphnns fear ol luper-power eollabora prohibited all opposition par- ol shooting State Arts Center had not scheduled the set at $14 (f 10 for students) lion al Europe's expense Or lies in Italy. Hue yean ago Richard M symphony, but that has been eased by Most of our readers are acquainted fvtn worse, the possibility of In 1928. 'Herbert Hoover dfr ipw power confrontation Nixon defeated Hubert il MAF's programs for Nov. 25, Jan. 17 and with MAF and Iti excellent programa. For fealed Alfred I smith in i Humphrey In a presidential which could involve Eu- hard-fought presidential Feb. 14. those who aren't, however, wed sug election ropean! in a conflict over is- lion Since Henry I-PWIS became conductor thai they wnir \I\I< p.o tax 4U Red Today'! birthday* Novella! which they nnuidei il In 194V?. I tidal W1VI killed "\II« We'll l^iil In A >i'» I nine of the symphony in 19ti8, ihe orchestra has Bank, N j., 07701, for any information they ntranraui and perhaps II).(KM) persons in India 1 British foreign Secretary Ml risen to national prominence and has be- Dial flr Can Coofwrali Wllh* gravely damaging to their In 1962. Ihe U N (irncral chael Rtewaq is 17 ^1 TO-7 w y j-y. n*DMily Re«*stPr.R«* Bank-MlddJetown, N.J. Tufsday, November 1,l»7J 7 says Water Use Could Be Answer to Mass Transit Problems Air Cushion Vehicles from England to France in 40 It is just not her 'cup of tor between air and railroad 10 Ocean Blvd roads. Public response to this evening, I was asked '" eyen have a vote in the minutes have been proven in tea'. Nevertheless, Miss Cam- travel will always prevent the Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716 type of activity, if properly request that a group of young borough, which I do nut one of the worst waterways in assa is to be commended for railroads from returning to FROM OUR publicised, would he over- people, which included Mayor Wliv the mayor would even the world, and are what we her Sincerity and duly ;is a their dominant position in The Daily Kegister has re- whelming, if the organization Eileen Lloyd's daugher, allow or rather approve hiind- require. city clerk and dedicated pub- long haul travel. ceived a copy of the following has already emoarked on this Mary, 10 cease handing out ing out such pamphlets where In view of the total costs (o READERS lic servant to the people of This is not the case how- letter for publication: type of program, please let political pamphlets on VFWthe) would be obviously less the taxpayer and the commu- Long Branch, N J Her main ever, (or commuter railroads me know, for I wmild be must jn-ounits This I did. and alter than well received, I simply ter as well as the costs to the goal is to run an efficient gov- These short haul systems are Senator Alfred N. Beadlesion anxious to participate ami suffering verbal abuse, the can't figure But then Mayor federal and state govern-, for ecology, wouldn't she be ernment for Long Branch part of the very core n( eeo- 54 Broad Street • help in any way possible. group dually dispersed How- Lloyd may nol have been aw- menu for both rail and bus, I writing about the disgrace of Miss Camassa's choice to nomic survival of most large Red Banlv New Jersey 07701 Sincerely yours,. ever, when I U'tt that evening are ol ihis However, as a re- believe $30 billion is cheap for the valuable wetlands being become mayor must be hers city business — Industrial Dear Senator: Johr K McCarthy I found the two back tires on sult due to the incident with a total new, operable, com- considered to build a football and hers alone! Of course one complexes. It is in this In- I was in the audience at my ear were flat Later 1 the pamphlets and the dam- petitive system. I hope you stadium for the New York Gi- must never underestimate the stance that your argument re- Monmouth Regional High 9 learned that other cars in [he age to cars discovered later, and the other leaders of our ants Wouldn't she be upset power of a woman1 garding jammed highways Keungburg Incident School on 24 Oct. for the mass, immediate vicinity also Mil people will naturally wonder state give this mode of trans- about the twin outhouses in and the resulting pollution ami :i.':< II.illy Drive West transportation forum, how- H. DcPasquale fered damage if the two were related portation the consideration it New York City which are Box 212 fuel shortages become mean- Hellord. N.I. O771S ever due to your adverse M> object in "tiling tins is Most likely there was no deserves. spilling millions of gallons of » Highlands. N I. ingful. To the Editor thoughts on hovercraft, 1 did nut to point an accusatory lin- relationship, but such in- Very truly yours, raw sewage into the waters The plight o( the daily rail- In order to put things in a not wish to encourage you to ger, but simply to point out cidents are the cause of bad Arthur R. Murray, adjacent to ours. The buses road commuter to and from perspective often overlooked say rriore. thai this type Hung o( i ins feelings and hot tempers in Master Marineer you cannot ride behind with- hit job is indeed a great one. HI disregarded bj ovenealouK The sum of $30 million whenever an election Is near the borough, and should be dis- Hydrofoil & Hovercraft out gagging. Or the fact that Kail Paisengera The sulutiiiii to the problems political supporters, I would seems to stick in your craw The rights ol individuals aft couraged by supporters of all offshore drilling is proposed are bogged down by con- like to detail the following in- and I can see why it should. The Daily Register has re- not protected and everyone id political views. for our waters. Offshore drill- ceived a copy of the following flicting state and federal cident which occurred on Oct. The figure is realistic — not MS Donations fair game, regardless if they Dennis Smith. ing dropped taxes for a 150.000 laws and mired In railroad 20 one that will grow and KI'OW National Multiple letter for publication: home to $200 a year in Loui- anil government bureau- On this date, I was tending as so many projects do. This Sclerosis Society 140 Lewis lane siana. Also, it is destroying era rv bar at an affair held al Ihe figure would include three Mon, mouth-Ocean Fair Haven, N.J. 07701 most of their coastline, some The National Association of \ K u iiaii in Kcansburg, craft, real estate, landing Counties Chapter The Honorable Claiborne Pell places at the rate of 15 feet a Railroad Passengers can do .< sponsored by the committee HYDRANT 56 Main Ave. The United States Senate sites at the Battery, Fort Tot- year. Offshore drilling is more Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756 Washington, D.C. 20510 great service by focusing to introduced five-man coucil ten, Sandy Hook and Atlantic dangerous here, as we have To the Kditor: Dear Seantor Pell: their attention on the pint) in the borough Highlands. It would include on earthquakes faults in our area The board of directors and I indirectly received the let- lenis of the commuter rail During the course of the FLUSHING board spaces, replacement which could be activated by staff of the Monmouth-Ocean ter and questionnaire you re- parts maintenance and sala- shifting of land lo replace bil- Counties Chapter, National cently distributed in behalf of NOTICE TO ALL ries for the first full year. It is lions of gallons of oil drawn Multiple Sclerosis Society the National Association of t anybody's guess how much from beneath it. DR. FRANK BREX offsetting income would be re- wish to thank the residents of Railroad Passengers. I gel CONSUMERS OF THE I respect the man from the SURGEON PODIATRIST alized at 10 cents a seal mile. the area for their generosity the impression that you are American Littoral Society for These three craft would be and volunteer hours donated primarily concerned with the ANNOUNCES HIS RETIREMENT KROM ACTIVE PRACTICE his concern for the mossbun- GORDONS CORNER WATER CO. capable of moving 1,500 pas- to the chapter. Many resi- current condition and future ker. He might go down in his- sengers in each direction per dents have logged many hun- fate of long haul passenger HIS PRACTICE HAS BEEN ASSUMED BY * AND tory as the "mossbunker's hour, 42 thousand per 14-hour dreds of hours of service, railroads rather than commu- best friend." But I cannot see DR. LAWRENCE A. LEVINE day. These craft are capable without which our non-profit ter trains. • VILLAGE WATER CO. Jersey Central's project for SURGLON PODIA WI'JT of 70 miles per hour, 20 min- health agency could not have It seems to me that despite the semi-annual (lushing of hydrants will laka place Conasconk Point as rating ec- utes to and from the battery, succeeded. aircraft pollution, and noise, OFFICE HOURS between the hours of 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. Nov. 5 thru ological publicity, when most BY APPOINTMENI VS1 W FRONT ST. very rapid loading and un- It has come to our attention that long haul air travel is Nov. 9. of the arguments against it RLD BANK, N J loading of passengers from a that another organization with here to stay and the time (ac- 747-5525 cannot be proven and ecologi- very stable platform. the words "Multiple Scle- GORDONS CORNER WATER CO. cal disasters arc happening at Currently we only concern rosis" in its title is calling lo- cal residents to ask them to the same time elsewhere. ourselves with a known 3-4 I grew up in the Depression. thousand commuters who collect house-to-house. Please be aware that the Our diet was bread, beans and would ride to and from New clams. You might say the York City in speed, comfort only time our Monmouth- Ocean Counties Chapter of the shellfish is the reason I am safety and dignity at a cost of alive today! under $4 for the round trip. As National Multiple Sclerosis Couldn't forget the fact our the President's Gateway Pro- Society holds its annual resi- waters are important. Most of gram is implemented we will dential drive is between Moth- our Jersey marshlands are be deluged with fishermen ers Day and Fathers Day poorly drained when the tide and bathers in a volume far each spring. Funds collected drops. Mosquitoes abound. exceeding our commuters. In arc used for public education,' Lower your costs without They love fish larvae. Why the summer it is impossible to local patient care and re- not do something about it? If get onto Sandy Hook Stale search. they don't know how, find Park by automobile after 10 Yours truly, someone who does. a.m. on a weekend or holiday Mrs. Elizabeth C. Davison Rivers are the biggest due to the lack of parking Executive Director! 'source of nutrients for the lowering your sights spaces. Park authorities esti- sea. Why not get after New mate they can park only 3,000 OurWaler York to do something about cars and buses. 505 Stone Road theirs. Our local waters are This so-called mass trans- Union Beach, N.J. coming back. In some spots, portation forum was far from To the Editor: you can walk in up to your that. Most of the conversation In the five or six months waist and see your feet under was related to rail trans- prior to the Union Beach the water. This is with only portation, various ways of hearings, articles began to ap- part of our state sewer proj- kicking a dead horse. It was pear in the papers that Jersey ects complete. When it is all apparent the railroads do not Central was considering Mid- done, maybe the waters will want the commuters and the dletown as a site for their be protected and policed prop- commuters do not want the power plants. erly and the shore waters will railroads in anything like At the recent environmental stay something to be proud of. their current condition, safety hearing, the question was Thank you, or reliability. When you say it asked of Jersey Central, Maurice J. Fitzgerald will cost (2 million per mile to "Have you ever considered electrify the line you arc another possible site than A .Solution really saying in excess of (100 Conasconk Point for your 8 Mitchell Place million dollars and this does power plants?" The answer Little Silver, N.J. 07739 not include new ties, com- amazed me. It was no. To the Editor: pacted roadbed, elimination Who sponsored these arti- I think that the way we of grade crossings, new roll- cles? Someone looking for ra- could get a new special prose ing stock or improved rail- tablos or a nice price for their cutor is to have the Senate roading. land. Is it possible that a town and the House of Representa- For decades, the fastest, which didn't want Lily-Tulip tives make a new speed cleanest, cheapest and most to ruin their rustic atmos- amendment to the Con- reliable way to get to Mon- phere, does? stitution. It would be in effect mouth County from New York Would they want it if Bel- until the investigation is com- City was by boat. Today's ford was not available to lo- plete. I believe the prose- technology would again make cate in? How about 534 Nav»s- cutor, for appointment, should the 18-mile walcr route to ink River Road as a site. have a majority vote by the New York the best solution. Would that give the politician, Senate and the House. The The craft that have flown turned ecologist, satisfaction. President could neither hire across the Knslish Channel If, this woman was really nor fire the special prose- • cutor. That would solve the problem of having the Presi- dent appointing aNipecial prosecutor who might not be independent enough. It would also solve the problem of Homeowners: whether or not the courts, through Judge Sirica, can con- if there's anything advertised stitutionally appoint a special prosecutor. Marv Louise Ambrose in today's paper Seventh Grade Student, Markham Place School, you'd like to own, remember Little Silver. N J. Tin' trick is to do ii without Miss Camassa getting into less car. It's easy, when Box 21] you gel intoa' .hew. who can help you buy it. Highlands, N.J, 077.1;! To the Kriitnr < Ihcvy's looks, ride, andpi.ill say Your editorial ro: ' Miss "t ich". I'm (ihevy's price tag says Camassa's Resignation" as different, With' Jii n dollai i Long Branch's city clerk evi- dently indicates to many of buy more, More i omfort. More car, the reading public that her pn> I ook into the '74'*. You'll find thai the silion ol city clerk should nrrf be influenced by political em- big difference between the highprici broglios .mil ( \J:\ •. is the highpricctag. if Miss famadsfl desires to become • candidate for may- or ol Long Branch, she will have a great fight on her hands' I don't believe Miss Camassa, »ven though wry intelligent, her sincere duty as city clerk, etc can qualify her for a position (m the may- oralty Kut. tell mi' linn can Miss CaiMSM < upc With the Chevy saves big. You m»y convert the built-up equity in your house Into cash in your hands Cash to do whatever you want to do, many political controvi and pay back conveniently over a period of years. management problems thai are dally created in a growing ' City as Long Branch' SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS TO $25,000. A en> mayoi ot l.oaj Altornay's fees may be charged al lima of closing. Branch todaj will In v-NJ Chevy Dealer wear ii pall "I »»\ ing FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. FASBURYPAAK MIODLETOWN BEIMAH EATONTOWN giuu's in inn its Raven FAflMlNGDAIf FRIIHoio KliNBIURQ IHBBWIIUBY men! on schedule and keep 134MiinSI..Matawan 566-8500 the clt) (alrl) manageable as 319MainSt.. Keansburg 787-9000 L'amassa entering the battle ,iii,i nf political combal «itii loan ol \n ami wearing 'boxing gti H Thr Dally Register, Red Bank-MiddJHown, N.J. Tuesday, Novemoer «, 117} Portfolio Revision. Your Right to Know By SVLVIA PORTER labeled. By ROGEK K. SPEAR mHmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmm nd regarded as being second a Foods labeled "frank- Q - The enclosed list of SUCCESSFUL °"ly '" V s Trcasur-V debt stocks represents my reiire securities as for safely. Inter- Since August, the package YOUR MONEY'S furter." "bologna." and the like, may contain only skclci ment portfolio. 1'think I | \ \|S|| \(, est paid on TVA bonds is sub- aajaf of bacon you buy is supposed l 1 l (l 1 1 bUl n stalt r to be designed in such X »ay al meat (the muscle part of should be able to (jet a bettor •^,,,,,,,..nn.H.'uinIMi*n.r»,,l.,,m,.,ltt " '" ' ' '' '' "' ' " W ' WORTH that you can see a full, repre- beef) I'p to 15 per cent i return. What do you think? - NYSE-liited bonds are sug- local Income tax, iW sentative slice through the linMIIIIIIHIIHIIIIMIIIIIHIIHIMNIHIIIIIHIIHI poultry meat, water, sweet- C.K. geated: I0M Allied chemical ""•"•"'"« mm-* mmmmmmmmmmmm cellophane window — not just eners and curing agents are ready are lanelinc some prod- Food Si Drug Administration A - I agree; your N&Mu rjuol ISHMJ. HIM Florida Po*' I .()(' milk or tion ami al lea>l one major therefore the quality, of this icr cent, a rate that could be Halliburton Co. T.Ma ol IIMS BANKS new U S. Dept. of Agriculture soy protein must be clearly food chain is nutritionally la- type of frozen meal. The la- ncreased significantly. You and I2M Transamerica Finan- ^,,1 regulation and it culminates listed on the labels - for in- beling other packaged foods. Asked bels must accurately describe mid odd lots of Criterion In- ,ia| 77KS „[ m\ ,\ll four are Allaire Stale Bank 15U, literally years of pulling and stance, "(ranks, nonfat dry The drive for nutritional la- i;iv each of the three foods, in surance (OTt). Government rated A, have adequately cov- American Bancorp u lugging between federal and milk added.' The maximum beling i'f all Important food ii descending order of the Kmployees Financial (OTC), ercd interest lates and trade HelmarWall National itatc regulators, consumer for binders is ;i i per cent products is gaining strength weight of each. The amounts Government Kmployeei Life at or dote to par In addition, Central Jersey Bank it> protection agencies and ba- For the 11 rsl time since the u, another Kl).\ regu- may be included >( the term pocketbook aspects of this one 1 progress on both food labeling ticularly generous, I would per. This revised portfolio will Krankllri Suite Bank.... 23 35 lation, main dishes such as "with variety meats nr thin slice of your "right to and food standard'' advise sale. Furthermore, this yieU $4,M5 »r 7..'l per cent on Jersey Shore tfank HV 25 "chicken casserole " or pep "with byproducts" appears on t know stand out clearly will reduce your somewhat your principal. Should you Hank of Manalapan p tm per steak" which have labels the label. In addition, today's bacon unwieldly list of IS holdings elect to hold your shares of New Jersey National Corp ... 29 implying that the chicken or - By December, m7-I. .10 package is supposed to list all Government Employee* in- <'apiiai Holdings, the i-M ocean county National 4.-, the pepper steak are Included curing agents used Thus, if meats and other foods to surance (OTC) which rtpre- Trannmerica Financial roulo People'* Nal'l Bank, Lakewood ,...... , 285 in the dish, must list all the which ipecial ^ itamins and you IK a nutritional purist or sonts US per cent of your total be omitted from the IM. In Shore National Bank Is actual ingredients. If the mi- I if yuu simply arc among the minerals have been added or portfolio Should also be Jpjd, that Case, annual iOCOma Uniled.Counties Trust Co plied main ingredient is mim- millions who want to know which are claimed to have in view of its low 2 per cent would total $4,(IH9, fur a H.'l United Jersey Banksof N J |fty ing (sometimes it is) or if ym special nutritional "enriched" just what you are eating, now NAVESINK HOUSE yield. If you require the max- per cent return. INDUSTRIAL are supposed to add that in- at least you'll know. properties must eaiT) labels 40 Riverside Avf imum possible return on your y _ is the bond described Bid gredient, the label musl clear- (onnfcllcut Law telling their calorie content. Asked ly stale this tact. principal, you iiiinht also sell ln lnc attached advertisement Aerologlcal Hesearch , V \lso. in recent months, the amounts of proteins and 'Imitations' Capital Holdings (W'SK), A gafe investment? - B.C. Alkon Induiiriea ''4 Connecticut legislature amounts of key vitamin! and H H — Also scheduled to go into otherwise this issue should be A - Absolutely. Tennesse Atlantic Appliance Co lne U passed a breakthrough bill re- minerals. The nutrients will 1 \ effect in 1*74 is an FDA regu- held for capital appreciation. . Valley Authority, a federal Brockway l-' ^ is quiring all types of fresh and be expressed in "RDA's" — lation requiring food manu- Assuming all .seven stocks agency, was established by Buck (engineering 3 ij\ frozen meats to be packaged or percentages of the IS. De- facturers to use the term partment of Agriculture's new are sold, you would release Congress In 1933. Bonds Issued ci«; Corp 3 t/A in transparent materials per- SUBURBAN 4 '4 "imitation" food if the food is W3.000 for reinvestment. Four, by the TVA are rated AAA Colonial Foods 2'^ mitting you. the shopper, to system of "Recommended a substitute for another rood ICIeCtroniC Associates 41^ see through al least 90 pet- Dielajy Allowances." for one MARK IV which it resembles and if it is average adult, for one d;iv LIVING Kleclronic A«.sistance 1% cent of th* top of the package WITH LINCOLN Koodarama V^ nutritionally inferior to the It's quite possible that some MERCURY and through at least 70 per CITY CONVENIENCE Carole Leasing (libsonlloinans .-... ; f,T "real thing." of the food manufacturers and MONTEGO H cent of the bottom. (The other — As of New Veai's Day. packagers will beat the De AND COMFORT COUGAR Interdata |2ty 13 Id per cent at the top is re- 1974. the following new rules cember '74 nutritional Infor- COMET Kinu James Extended Care p4 served for the label.) Why pay mon? Mlddltbrook it Wall Lincoln Mercury will apply to hot dtgs: f'RI l.uird 11. The Connecticut legislation mation deadline nnd thai we'll Monmouth. Dtal Rd. 4 Rl. 35. "Beef" hot dogs may con- Octan, N.J. oHtrt you 4 • 5 roomi PANTERA Metallurgical International ji^ has aroused nationwide inter- start to see this information tain beef only. Hot dogs made Irom J170IO J220. Midland (Jlass... , 7i<, est and could signal an Impor- within a few months Al least Member Moninoulh Airlines ..^ i^ of other animals must be so two major meat packers al- 4 tanl forward move in truth in Enjoy these conveniinces: LMDLA Moninnulh Capital I;I , 7 packaging Moninoulh Park. in 10% A lot is new in the sphere of • Shopping PMM Monmouth Heal Estate Investment . „ 10i^ meat'labeling — and even A little understanding lights • Movto Thealro your lonely world with colors. [IS LEASING ( N.J. Natural (las 15 1514 more is in the-offing — ol vi- • Recreational Faoiitus Precision optics .>j, % tal concern to you. the meat We want to help, just call us. • Air Conditioning Radiophone Corp Ps buyer. Specifically, here is • Heal & Gas Included FOR YOU??, Huwan Controller |l^ news of which you should be HOT LINE • fine Schools Servomation Hii^ aware: • All Houses ol Worship Spiral Metal j TV Dinners 671-9476 • All Main Highways tl.S. Homes 77/g — TV dinners musl now HOURS: M 4 S.I United Telecontrol F.leclronics JIV contain at least three foods, »PM lo MIDNIGHT PIMM comt and M* WaHer Koude Urbanization, lnc i4 nne of them a substantial Sun . Mon . Tun. 4 Wtd. for details call 747-5400 H/inslow Tel K source of protein, according S Ml. to 10 P.M. Model open daily Wort hlngton Biochemical 9.1 to a set of standards issued Irom 12 to 6 P.M. iimiiniMi mm tin 1111111111 111111111 several months ago by the We want you to stop bothering our service representatives.

EAS9T0 True PLim SANTA WITH A 5% CHRISTMAS CLUB Quite the contrary. Any time to toidge the gap between you you have, a question or pi ancPus and to provide the AT COMMUMITU BANK. lem with your phone service, personalia.' I vice we want Who Is on your Christmas list: wife, fami ly, relatives, friends, associates, and more? It seems that Christmas lists grow longer we want to hear al >out it. And ^you to havi - each year. And, with today's high prices, you can easily go generally, the person to call is through quite a bit of money by the tlme.you buy all those gifts. To you the rep might be the A 5% Christmas Club at Community Bank can help defray all or your service representative a part of your holiday expenses. You can choose from a wide voice of the phone'company. range of denominations. There's one designed to pay you It's his or her job to solve what you need at the end of the club year. And, we add a 5% is, he or she is the voice of bonus in the form of Interest.

your problems —no matter tb• 1 'iiidie So any time you So start one, or several, 1974 Christmas Clubs now! Then, next how big or small —as well as want to make your voice heard, year, make it easy on yourself to play Santa. With a Community Bank 5% Christmas Club, there really answer any questions you call your local Telephone Busi- IsaSantaClaus. might have. That's why weness Office and ask for a ser- 1174 CLUBS NOW OPEN! have service representatives - vio ntative Lcommunity state bank I New Jersey Bell •••I I and trust company -UNDEN-MIDDLETOWN.RAHWAY. ROSEUE Being good isn't good enough.

MtMBM or PeOEAAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION •Computed on the average balance ol all completed 50-week cluba. Roberta Clark Landscapes Exhibited RUMSON - Roberta Clark, tween 12 and 16, when tastes who's known especially for are forming, and these were her portraits, is, as a change real artists. We went every of pace, presenting a one-man Saturday. The teacher would show made up primarily of leave at noon, but we'd stay A i»! * ill landscapes at the Central Jer- all day. The museum was sey Bank and Trust Company such a wonderful place to be. office here. *~ v. . with all that great art all The show is on display dur- around. Who'd want to go M. IS at PaHMton AIM., •hrwabury (100 H. North ol Shop-MU) 741-Mit ing regular banking hours home?" through the end of this month. Home Economics Alfred R. Egan, manager Mrs. Clark studied home and assistant treasurer, said economics at Purdue Univer- "Where The Manufacturers Cut Out The Labels 2 Mrs. Clark had to revise her sity in Indiana, and resumed plans for the show, which she her artistic studies at the So- and MR. LIQUIDATOR CUTS THE PRICES!" I began laying out a couple of ciety of Arts and Crafts in months ago, because six of Detroit after she was mar- the works she intended to in- ried. She later studied at the clude have since been sold. Art Center School in Los An- SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. : However, two of them, "Mill geles and the Art Students Pond" and "Street in Glouces- League in New York. ter," will be on display through the courtesy of their DECORATORS SPECTACULAR: The Massachusetts coast owners. At least two of Mrs. around Cape Ann as well as Clark's portraits will be in- New Jersey form the subjects cluded. for Mrs. Clark's landscapes. SUPER SPECIAL PURCHASE • St. Louis Native Her oceanfront home in Mon- A Midwesterner who was mouth Beach affords a view bom in St. Louis and raised in over a portion of the Shrews- Milwaukee, Roberta Carter bury River and the marshes Clark says she has been paint- bordering it. ARTIST AND BANKER — Roberta Carter Clark, right, gets assistance ing and drawing as long as "1 love the whole thing," from Miss Jane Conger, assistant treasurer of the Rumson office of The CURTAINS «•• she can remember, at least Mrs. Clark says. Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company, in placing one of her paintings. since she was four years old. Her exhibit will be in the bank through November. She was an only child and 'Knows' Clients used to amuse herself for In approaching portraits, If it is a posthumous work, she is also included in nunu'r- Jersey Walorcolor Society in for which the artist is best Mrs. Clark will work from DRAPES hours with her art work. A ous collections including Mnn- which she has won several tuwnmiL seventh grade teacher recog- known, Mrs. Clark insists on photographs, and then she mouth Regional High School, ^awards and in the Catherine OVM1I00TOCHOOM nized the talent for which her first getting to know her sub- gets all that arc available, Monmoulh Saving! and Loan T-orillard Wolfe shows in New parents could sec no practical ject personally: "I never start- talks with friends and rela- Association, the DKK HotlH York in which she has won future and encouraged her until I know, and my client tives. at Rutgers University, and three awards. VALANCES work to the extent of making knows, what it will look like," "I research the person until those of Dr. Krank Porter In addition to tier puintings special visits to Roberta on she says. "I visit their home, he comes real to me," she Graham, former UN repre- in nil. pastel, watprcolor and Saturdays. leam the colors they like, look says. "Then I start to paint. sentative to India and Pakis- acrylic, Mrs. (lark has illus- When the young artist was at their clothes, meet their "It takes a lot of guts to be tan and Jim Bishop, author- trated several magazine arti- SWAGS HI nign scnooi in Detroit, sne children and husband or wife, a portrait painter," Mrs. columnist. cles and children's books, in- AND was included in a city-spon- and see where the portrait Clark comments. "I try to do She has shown in many ju- cluding "Wind in the Wil- sored program at the Detroit will hang. When 1 get a clear every one different. You can't ried exhibitions including the lows." "Rip van Winkle and Art Institute. picture of what I want to have a bomb. Every-painting Montclair Museum, Allied the Stories of Washington Ir- NONE HIGHER paint, I make a sketch that is PANELS ' "It made an important con- has got to be superb." Artists at the National Aca-- ving," two editions of tribution to my development very complete and com- Jim Bishop, Too demy in New York, DeYoung "Grimm's Kairy Tales" and 10O'S OF FABRICS-LENGTHS as an artist," she says. "It prehensive. Then I start to While most of Mrs. Clark's Museum in San Francisco, the the -'Official New York COLORS AND STYLES was at the time of life, be- paint." portraits are in private hands, annual state shows of the New, Worldls Fair (lame Book." I ALSO, MR. LIQUIDATOR BROUGHT I IN OVER 20.000 YARDS TO CHOOSE Utility Denies Waste Water Shipment YOU C OICE MORRISTOWN - Jersey waste water to Virginia or from the utility's earlier at- the task of obtaining these li- Srpt. 11. Final design work • DECORATOR » " Central Power 4 Light Com- any other place for disposal. tempts \n find a company censes and permits. In the In- was begun immediately hy pany has labeled "completely JCPL learned of the claim with which it could contract terim, JCPL initiated a design JCPL, erroneous" reports that it was that the chromated water was to remove 100,000 gallons of study for an on-site treatment By this lime, according to shipping chromated water being shipped out of state chromium waste water from plant and submitted a prelimi- JCPL, it hud become evident from its Oyster CreekJ^uclear when it received a letter the Oyster Creek site and le- nary design report on July 18. thai the outside contractor's Generating Station to Virginia dated Oct. 24 from the state gally treat and discharge the 1973, to the state Department efforts to obtain all the neces- for processing. department of Environmental water. JCPL said it had made i YARD of Environmental Protection, sary licenses and permits to Chromate, a toxic sub- Protection which indicated it quite clear in its bid specifi- Division of Water Resources, conduct treatment and dis- stance, is used at the Oyster that the Division of Water Re- cations for the project that all • for conceptual approval of de- charge operations in Virginia Creek Station as a rust inhib- sources office "has received required licenses and permits sign. were not sufficient to satisfy itor. An accumulation of some numerous requests for infor- from the federal, state and lo- The approval was received JCPL. lOfl.000 gallons of chromated mation regarding the trans- cal authorities must be obtain- portation of the chromated ed prior to the company's re-' I GOODS water resulted principally from the malfunction of a re- waste waters from the Oyster leasing the water to this out- lief valve on Dec. 29. 1972. Creek Generating Station to side company. Since that time, the chro- an unnamed site in Virginia When bidder responses were' OUR OTHER LOCATION muted water has been safely for treatment and disposal at evaluated, the company said, YARD stored at the station. In its the location." a contractor in Virginia began RIOT NONE HIGHER statement this week, JCPL, The report, according to NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 7.98 A YARD said it is not shipping, and has JCPL, is the result of a mis- LIQUIDATORS no intention of shipping, the conception which resulted Children's Book Week WAREHOUSE OVER 300 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH THIS WEEK. 69 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. HOLIDAY 73 JUNIORS BETTER BRANDED SHREWSBURY, N.J. 747-9813 Is Scheduled ANKLE LENGTH ANKLE FLARE RED BANK - Two after- SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. • SKIRT SETS SQOO noon film programs are • DRESSES planned to celebrate Chil- KNEE LENGTH SPARKLE SATIN dren's Book Week, Nov. 12-IB, at the Public Library, 84 W. FINAL CLEARANCE •WRAP DRESS •JACKETS O Front St. VOILE SPARKLE SATIN . 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I rid.iv Wild Mi ALL SALES FINAL * i if ~ • Sbarbaro ol ihi WAREHOUSE ONLY I Thompson AKencv If The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Tuesday, November (, 1173 Yvonne Aubert: Her 'Joie de Vivre' Due to Humor, Work

By CAROL MCOBSON "In May of 1960." Mrs. Aubert said just the Aubert's niece. other day in her apartment on Tower Hill She was studying piano then, until she had RED BANK - If there's a recipcjor mix- Road, "we were a group of artists without a to perform before an audience That ended ing colors, organizing artists, raising money, home. Fire had gutted the Old Mill, where, that. But she has no hangups in front of the or maintaining a vigorous lifestyle, Yvonne with sculptor Geza deVegh, we started a non- hundreds of students to whom --he has tauuhl Aubert, at 75, has it down pal profit art association (in Tinton Falls) so many watercolor techniques She In turn In part, it has do with a Swiss-French heri- "It all began with Roberta Carter (lark learned them from 25 teachers in four years tage The other part comes from a well devel- and I just talking. 'Oh. I wish we had a decent And eight of her students now teach oped philosophy—an observation Mrs. Aubert art association,' I said, and that afternoon. Before moving here permanently in I9«:i to makes. Mrs. Clark called me and said "We have a continue the job of teaching her relatives how "Like Picasso. Pablo Casals, and other place.' to paint, she traveled extensively through greats like me. (if one can't laugh at oneself.. - "We rented the present building from the South America five limes, involved in inter- I owe \he present joie de vivre and daily late Ray Stillman and started with 10 charter national exports. verve Jo the fact that I work hard at some- members, 50 founding members and 34 exhib- Mrs. Aubert recalled that up to M years ol thing f passionately love I think that is the se- iting members," Mrs. Aubert said. age she never had a paint brush in her hand cret of living." Purchased the Property Then she visited friends in Ogunquit. Maine It's a humorous ObKfvatloi) with a scrums Today, there are 220 general and associate where she siw a watercolor show bj Elliott impact. members, and 124 exhibiting members. Guild O'llara. She blames it on "fate" that she 'be- For at this point in her young life, when members, after purchasing the property this gan the happiest career of my life." exhibiting her paintings is over but painting, past summer, have embarked with archi- And she's convinced she'll be an in- teaching and learning are not, she has re- tectural plans to expand the building. Mrs spiration to other women who find themselves sumed the position she held from 1960 to 1907 Aubert was president and "chief cook, and sec- without immediate family and in need of ful- as president of the (Juild of Creative Art in retary," who ,"changed diapers and cleaned filling activities Shrewsbury, an organization she helped create the John for seven years until the Guild just With what she calls an art "high school" 23 years ago. v got too big." She moved to Florida then for six education with Edgar Whitney, a well-known And she's chairman of the (iuild's $100,000 months and returned to find things in an orga- New York watercolonst. and a "college" edu- fund raising campaign for enlarging the nized manner, so she stayed away from lead- cation with JOhn I'ellew of the Salmagundi present facility at 620 Broad Si ership in the Guild but remained forcefully loy- Club in New Yotk and Ihe assistant art direc- The heritage she refers to goes back to her al. tor of Collier's Magazine, she learned rapidly birth in Basel, Switzerland, to a Swiss father "And I'm back in the John again putting in how to draw, prodding strongly colored creat- and French mother. tiles," she says as briskly as if she were talk- ive paintings. ^ "My father was quite a guy. He handled ing about watercolor or socializing with her For many years khe belonged to the New hotels all over Europe. That's why we lived in many, friends. Jersey Watercolor Society, thr Pen and Brush Basel for it was the hub of European railways. Paintings on Walls Club of New Yori?Ynd the National American He was the originator of a traveler's hotel Her apartment emphasizes her human Women Artists Society guide, the first in the world 1 think. The origi- relationships with area artists for she has "I'm scmi-relired and (work like a truck nal edition was a flop. hanging on the walls, paintings she has horse." she adds amusingly "My mother being French, always landed "pickle traded" for her own — William As- Won Register Bowl on her two feet and she gave my father the man's, Clara Synder's, Agnes Ricks Kgan's. The Daily Register bowl she won in '1967 idea of promptly starting a second edition — Ceil Grayer's, Jane Geayer's, Doris Hylands. for the Best in Show in the Red Bank annual the first edition, having 'sold' so rapidly, gave Dorothy Warden's, and Mary Shecan's. art show, is on display in her small dining the second edition a huge momentum and be- She is an avid redder and keeps a world room. She picks it up with pride but points nut came an instant success. It's still being pub- Atlas, an,English a-nd a French dictionary Ihe J225 prize money has long since gone. lished. close by for hfer crossword puzzles. TV is set at How does she feel about Women's Lib? "I Best Heated House WNET/13. Youngsters, teen-agers, and her was born too soon. I'm an independent person. "For years, thereafter, our house was the grandnieces and grandnephew, find in her a I love my family and my friends, but, like best heated in Basel for we burned copies of sense of their own drives. She relates to them Greta r.arbo. I also like to be alone." the first edition for eight years!" easily. Her basement studio was flooded last week From that point, Mrs. Aubert has met dis- Her place in the Monmouth County ;irt because of the deluge of rain. So she had lo aster with positive action bolstered by a sense scene began in 1920 when she first visited her take time out from teaching. At that point she of humor, enabling her to "cook up a storm" sister who was summering in Rumson with her began lo write her autobiography with as wherever she is. family. "I loved being here so much I stayed much sparkle as she runs a meeting, or paints. 'Since she's lived in Red Bank the past 20 for 53 years — the longest visit anyone ever And that's where she's at. After designing, COLORFUL FIGURE - Yvonne Aubert, resident ot years, she's done just that, for her watercolor made," she reminisced. playing piano, and painting, she finds writing a Red Bank lor 20 years, artist, teacher and twice preside^ career, that began when she was 50, just 25 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent M, Whelan and their natural activity. Perhaps we'll be reading years ago, gave thrust to this community's . ol the Guild of Creative Art in Shrewsbury, sils with water- four children were the driving force that pro- manuscript by Yvonne Aubert in the near prospects for an artist's collective guild. color brush in hand, linishing a landscape In her studio. voked her to remain here. Mrs. Whelan is Mrs ture.

A • . . • »' 4MMNMMNMMM 1-5-8 Club Gets Award MIDDLETOWN - For mer- and civic activities, youth in- itorious service to the commu- volvement and political ser- nity, the 1-5-8 Women's Re- vices. A Low-Cal Cake! publican Club of Middletown The presentation was made has received the Diamond to Mrs. Richard Persson, club Achievement Award from th» president, by Mrs. Noel National Federation of Re- Gross, president of the New publican Women. Jersey Federation of Republi- can Women, at the Meadow- By BARBARA GIBBONS The honor, bestowed on only three clubs in the state, is giv- brook Restaurant, Cedar Here it is, waist line-watch- en in recognition of welfare Grove. ers, a low-calorie version of The Slim Gourmet the easiest cake of all! This chocolate-rich snack cake is even simpler to pre- fluous (at and sugar calories, cup pare than a packaged cake thereby cutting the total ca- .1 tablespoons unsweetened mix because it creates no dir- lorie count in half — without cocoa ty dishes at all. Not even a tiny significant change in '•.i teaspoon salt mixing bowl or blades. All you laste nr texture! l'4 teaspoons baking soda do is dump all the Ingredients This cake is deep, dark ami 1 tablespoon white vinegar in your cake pan. then simply deaae, just the ticket for 2 teaspoons vanilla stir and bake. chocolate fans, yet only UK ca- 1 cup water liincs a serving. Perhaps you've Iried fallen- Combine all dry ingredients ing versions of this cake. This recipe contains no in a nine inch round or square Variations on the recipe have eggs, milk, butler or other an- nonstick cake pan Stir Well, been popular for some lime, nual (ats The rising action is Pour the water, vinegar, and with such names as "Dump accomplished by the dynamic vanilla directly into the pan. Cake," "Stir Cake." "Mixed- meeting of baking soda (bi- Stir with a spoon in a circular Up Cake," and "Crazy Cake." carbonate nf soda) and vine- motion until all ingredients Mm We call our version "Lazy gar Once your cake is well are well blended. Level the Uttilltr Staff Pnau Cake," because it's just that Mured, yet it In a hot men surface with a spoon, then SURPRISE BROWSER — Dennis Day, right, tenor currently appearing at simple' immediately, anil gangway! place 111 a preheated. :l;MMIe- the Paper Mill Playhouse, Milburn, in "No. No Nanette, " shops the J. But work-free preparation LAZY CAKE gree men Bake for 25 niln- Turk Oriental antiques booth at the 14th annual Rumson Antiques Show! is only one ol Us advantages. 14 cups all-purpose flour Hies, in until the cake springs Mr. Day, who recently opened his own antiques shop in Santa Monica, Ca- We've taken the basic recipe lif., examines a 19th century Chinese vase with Brice de Ganahl, proprie- hi Clip sugar back gently when pressed. tor of the Little Silver showroom. The Rumson Antiques Show continues and eliminated the super- sugar substitute lii equal '., Serve licit in cold today from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Holy Cross School, Rumson Road. Hobbyhorse Rocks On mill end There is evidence thai clul- 1 dren used hobbyhorses as (ar shop back as pre-Christian tunes. ol red bank Since horses and horse- About Antiques manship played important , idles in I he development of earlier civilizations, it is little wonder that the children of those eras were encouraged in take an interest in such mat ion Kirsi models were stick* holding the carved figure ol D horse's head lo Which I leath I ap er rein was attached These lues.. Nov 6th through were sometimes made with Sat, Nov. 10th wheels affixed 10 assist in ,1 Place your holiday orders early — Due to uncertain (jt stores listed below) smoother ride This was the Choose from finished nnMr.,i, delivery schedules Irom our mills and manufacturers, -not proof,' . first kind used in America, POMS t«lr« jionts and it's Interesting to note we urge you to order early for the holidays. ""»r,»l that today's toy manufac- , . See us lor your home decorating needs — per person, two pai turers still hud a wide market Child •«• limit j wen for them we cany a comp/efe lint ot REGISTER HERE |,of,, By the ix50's. horses with a oml pe,,on ,n .,„ Itddle and bridle on double • custom A ready mad* dfiptrlti rockers (the rocking horse ) • custom ft ready mad* bedspreads were advertised and sold all • custom mad* sHpcovws ft r*upholst*rlng over North America Home were made in several m then childhood by a hobby • complete bath a boutlqu* made,varieties were iilsn pop pieces which were later as hone Paul Re ular, many having a less pin .(•milled, while smaller Vff f.11 in- • perhap >nal folk-art look, lleaii slons were usually carwil in (lights of 1,1111 v explain whj mill end liful examples can be fouinl ol mi two sections In 1888 these Intriguing anttqui . WIN A Pennsylvania Dutch origin the (inn Ol W \ Manilla of have remained In such de showing that well-known Cincinnati, Ohio, patented • mand The continuing In shop l'lnilii|irii|i|irr (in Dot) primitive pioneer expression iddle model for proper has also kept them c\|» TURKEY from >»:.«o ,.M, „,H ,. M Often models were run I ciris Tins firm weni on however, bul for the collector ot red bank 1 I'd with leathei to become one ol the li with .in aye for the m OPEN FBI. RED BANK horsehair tails and carpeted manufacturers of hobby they make Interesting add! 137-B Broad Street EVENING j soats, and m nine In in contemporary home Nol •IIMIitfd with iny olhtr mill tnd ihop Phon* WELCOME WEEK •«...l.....k \ I Who knn • IN .1 in tht if** Make tuft you te In Iht Mill even covered with peal End Shop ol R«d Bank Nov. 5 thru Nov. 10 animal hide The larger moil, I • ir inspired luiii••. room 741-tOaO The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddletovm, N.J. Tuesday, November 1,1WI 11 Mother's Feelings Are Factor

Dear Ann Landers: I have bar hopping or going to a never seen this problem in night out with the boys' - cocktail lounge and dancing your column. Maybe no one Let Me Be Me u iih guyi - the answer is no else has ever had it. It is quite Dear You: I assume by "a Qol those wedding bell unusual. Ann Landers night out with the girls" you blui's over costs guest list We lost Dad when I was 15. mean a hen party—card- comments to the contrary. Is i wife entitled to a night playing or just gathering at a . . . what t« wear and oth- 1 am 20 now. When Dad died, er details? Ann Landers's This question will require to- out with the girls — just as a home for girl-talk li so. the one of my men teachers be- completely new The Brides tal detachment. husband is entitled to his answer is yes If you mean came like a father to me. I Oulde" will help For a copy, went to him with my prob- send a dollar bill, plus a long, lems and he was just wonder- sell addressed, stamped enve- ful. lope (lie postage) to Ann My boyfriend and I plan to Landers. Box :i:i4ii, Chicago, marry next year. 1 want this III M)6.r)4. teacher to give me in mar- riage, but I'm afraid it might create hard feelings in the •Popular Caller family. I have an uncle who •night (eel pui oul Rut I do For Square Dance want to give this teacher the NKU SIIRKWSIU I(V - A honor—and let him know what Stritmr '>muv. :< lirrt fee lbs he has meant to me. What do Sisterhood "i MiMimoiith Re- you say? - Uxnard, Calif. form Temple, will feature one Dear Oxnard: Your mother of ihr "Farmer Hoys" »i |,l\ should be consulted. Her feel- ingston Saturday al H p in 1 ings are important. I suspect hen in the Temple, Ml llanca she'd prefer that-your uncle Ave., when' tickets are avail: give you in marriage, particu- able larly if he is your dad's broth- Mrs Steven Uoldamith I* er. chairman of the event, which The teacher could be invited is open in the community. The to sit with the family and be popularity o( the culler dr included in the pre-nuplial af- tlUUldl that ho In- booked one fairs, as if he were an uncle. year in advance, she said THE PRINCESS AND HER CAPTAIN - Britain's Princess Anne'Tnd (If he is married, his wife There will be prizes and hot Capt. AAork Phillips of the Queen's Dragoon Guards, who will be married must, of course, be included.) don and hamburger platlerx in Westminster Abbey Nov. 14, pose at Windsor Castle. For this formal Dear Ann Landers: I think will be served. portrait Capt. Phillips wears the regimental mess jacket and Princess you are fair to both sexes — UplIK IMI MM* Anne complements her diamond and saphire engagment ring with dia- CHILDREN'S ART SHOW - Miss Janet Schmidt, assistant cashier at the mond tiara, earrings and necklace. in spite of occasional reader TEEN-AGERS' WORLD First Merchants National Bank, ISO Broad St., Red Bank, views some of LINCUOFT - Brookdale; Woman's Club the work by children of the Red Bank Community Center on exhibit at the Community College's Division, bank through Nov. 23. Robert Reed, left is director of the center, and Lisa Bazaar Slated o( Community Services is of- Miss Constant to Speak Logan, 8 and Horace Dean, 8, are participants in the show. fennK a four-session course ti- KEYPORT - The Woman's tled "World of the Teen- RKD BANK - The Alliance Jackie Steam and Maurice Club of Keyport will stage a ager." Tuesdays, from 8-10 Krancaisc of Monmoulh Coun- Chevalier, and danced with bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. p.m., today through Nov. 27 at ty will present Yvonne Con- the Roland Petil Ballet Co. to 4 p.m. in the Keyport Cen- Children's Art Work the Brookdale campus. Pro- slant at a meeting here to- Kor the past several years she tral School, Broad St. fessional youth workers, morrow at 8 p.m. in the Keel has been drama critic for the Booths will feature hand- teachers, seven teen-age stu- Bank Community YMCA. U.S.-published newspaper, made articles, Christmas nov- dents and a panel of young Maple Aviv On Display at Bank France-Amerique. elties, jewelry, cakes and adults will participate. Regis- Miss Constant is an en- Miss Constant will sing, as white elephant Items. tration forms or additional in- BED BANK - Art by Wayne JaAson, 7; Barry Ed- Christmas cards created by tertainer who has appeared well as relate some of her per- Proceeds will benefit proj- formation is available by call- youngsters in the Red Bank wards, 11; Derrick and Krnest the young artists also arc nn on more than 45 Johnny Car- sonal experiences in the en- ects and charities of the New ing Community Services at Community Center is on dis- Bacon, Alan frost, Marjone display and may be purchased son TV shows, played opposite tertainment field. Jersey State Federation of the college. play here in the First Mei Roland, Scott Washington, at the bank. For additional information' Women's Clubs and the chil- chants National Bank, Lit) Lisa Logan, H; Carol Patrick, contact Mrs. Georges Houcke, dren's room of the Keyport DONOR LUNCHEON Broad St. 8; Dana Kilpatrick, 9; Mich- Rumson, or Mrs. Serge Lc Free Public Library. IIK1) BANK - The annual elle Korehard, 8; Lisa Goff, Englishtown. The exhibit, which will con- Donor Luncheon of the Red Thomas, 6; Ronald Forehand. • WAREHOUSE Bank Chapter uf Deborah will FASHION EVENT tinue through Nov. 23 features AT-HOME APPAREL work by children ages 5 to 14. ft; Rose Dean, 12; Horace be Nov. 13 at noon in the L1NCROKT - Apparel SOUTH OF ASBURY PARK - A collec Media include painting, draw- Dean, 8; Willis Russell. 11; Squires Pub. West Long : from the Joy Shop will be fea- EATONTOWN OKIE turn of leisure and intimate ing, sculpture and designs Kemmery Kendnck, 12; Sand- # L • Branch. Mrs. Gustave Low- tured at a luncheon and (ash- ra Kendnck, Tim Jackson, enberg, 122 N. Riverside Ave., apparel will be shown tomor- with string, wire, cardboard ion show to be staged by the Corey Radcliff, 3U,; Rita r»iM»'HHK or Mrs. William Klatsky. 34 row at 2 p.m. on the second Ltncroft Fire Company and fabric. BUY THE floor of Steinbach Asbury Hicks, Donald Lewis, 11, and Kisher Place, may be con Ladies Auxiliary Nov. 10 at Students were supervised al many anonymous artists. WAREHOUSE QBTB. tailed (or reservations. Park. 12:15 p.m. in the firehouse. the center by Mrs. Lorraine Yvonne Constant A reception for parents and WAY AND u«i< _ I i K+f Niemela, Rumson, who also BSE91 children will be Wednesday planned and coordinated the SAVE afternoon at 4 o'clock. Prisons and Media show with the assistance of Make A Date uMiss Janesht S. rSchmidt, assis- A paid directory of coming events for non-prolit organize tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. (1.00 each addi- To be Aired For AAUW Thosii e exhibitin:: hg rarre Tanya tional line: $3 00 for two days, Jl 25 each additional lint': FRKKHOLI) TOWNSHIP - while an assistant professor in Hutchison, 9; Sharon Wil- 15.00 for three in five days, Jl 50 each additional line: WOO Dr. Thomas H. Cox, a former «the Law/Justice Studies De- liams, 7; Ruthie Davis, 8; Ani- for 10 days. 1100 each additional line. $10011 for 20 days,. convict and now an instructor partment at Glassboro State ta Palmer, 8; Michelle Boyn- $2 50 each additional line Deadline noon day before publi- at New York Theological College. ton, 5; Edgar Boynton, 8; cation Call The Daily Register. 7410010, ask for the Date Seminary, will speak at Secretary. Thursday's meeting of the Freehold Area Branch, Amer- NOVEMBER!, 10 ican Association of University ••2t«h Annual Holiday Bazaar" — Mkldlctoun Re- Women. The meeting, open to formed Church, 123 Kings llwy. Nov. 9, 10 am. to 9 p.m. the public, will be al 8:15 p.m. ELECTION Nov. 10.10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wonderful bargain*. G/tarit Citu here in the Laura Donovan Pine Tree Players - "Count Dracula " On stage School SHREWSBURY PLAZA 0 Community House Theater, Spring Lake. N.10 p in Tick- Dr. Cox will discuss "Pris- Presents et.'-' Sat Baby iltltitj furntohed pm. for any additional ttltl to our already November io uf Items Orders are being COFFEE WILL BE PLUS! low price, It's like saving "Chrtotrriaa Corner Bauar" - will !><• held al Atlan- taken lor a holiday baked 1 SERVED PRIOR TO FASHION SHOWS tic Highland! United Methodlal church from It a«t to I goods salt set for Dec 5 and the MCiety'l COOkbOOk "From FABULOUS u in Luncheon II a m to i p m EACH PERFORMANCE ON SELECTED DAYS the Groaning (iminl ('(Miks " tnnual Ba*a«r" - Evergreen Terrace sen M now m IU third edition n.n< Club, Lelghton We., Red Bank Baked goods, l»ah Here are torn* ol the great ihows being SAVINGS and Ireaaure, honwmade Items »a m •5p.m SKATING PARTY offered WWI to the ladles. UNION BEACH - ' our regular retail • I uncheori and Fa»hinn Show" - Ladles \uxiltar> pi Methodist United Wi » IN EVERY price, sold elsewhere Mlddletown Elk*. 8al No* 10. j M Ihe Lodge, 170 (.mill will stage a skating par- NOV. 7th "A New Leaf" Mam si. Poll Monmouth Ticket* at door ly Nov II at 7 3d pm HI the liming Wiltir M$t1h*u DEPARTMENT South Amboy Rink Chairmen "The Market Place" - (HoHda» Banai are Miss Beverly McMillen NOV. 14th "The 0"' 01 Towners" and Mrs Jean McMillen. ,111,1 church "Hi"' Holy Communion, ^ir Haven liming JACK If MOM Union Beach, who an taking Parish House, Sal Sm It 10am Io Ipm rMtrvaUmi NOV. 21st "Mrs. Polif ax. SPY" NOVEMBER I* ifrring ROSALIND HUSSCLL DYNAMIC SAVINGS -The Mintage nl Klgara M«w»H ntn prm RUMMAGE HALE NOV. 28th "Lady Liberty" lulls rtaged, with orchestra in i Monmoulh nil Ni« KKWsiitm, - Die Veter Hirrlng SOPHIA LOREH Brvorj Opera Oi rio Sot-iel) I I1 ol Foreign Hfar« Poal ON NATIONALLY , ilM'niints DEC. 5th "Darling Lili" DEPARTMENT STORE laCarllonTheat.. •«* T*M i .niii toning JUUt ANDREWS ADVERTISED I,,, iiudanuand lenlot flllwni call .i inn' 44 APPLE ST. NEW SHREWSBURY MUKMHKH M i Illuiutfh Siilimlus hum 10 the mor* lor your montyiworth itort FAMOUS Opw Men. - fat. 9:30-5:30, Thun. t W. till 900 .1 III IK I |l III III III Shrewsbury Plaza "Salnun °'?L•.!'"!!! FASHIONS il M, v.m Lady, Mauwan Kegional High hone H.Iin '•' \' o ind Shopping Center S3 ttt 842-2727 H30 curtain. 7 MSundaj fickel Route 35 - Shrewsbury Reynold* la i hairman 12 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddktowa, N.J. Tvetday, November «, 1I7J Alcoholism Council to Honor Mackie RED BANK - For the past ration, which took over Ir- lot of time on my,hands. around Bayhead and Point five years, James H. Mackie vington Varnish, after a total There was my friendship with Pleasant as a child," he re- has been driving from his of 3» years. He moved.with Jamie (Deans), and I thought called And I spent a lot of home In Matawan one day a his wife from a home in Eng- I was qualified to speak to time on a farm so I like the week to help man the offices lewood to a retirement con- people about the disease of al- feeling of country at Cheese- of the Alcoholism Council of dominium in Cheesequake Vil- coholism. 1 thought I could quake Village which is sur- Monmouth County at 54 Broad lage help," Mr. Mackie explained rounded on three sides by St. "In my job, I used to do a his getting involved with the Cheesequake State Park I It is for this steady volun- lot of travelling. New England work of the council. like,to putter around the teer service to the Alcoholism down through Maryland was Lots of Traveling lawns " Council and to the sick alco- my territory," Mr. Mackie After all his traveling, both Mr. Deans will be the holics and their associates said "After I retired I had a in his job and overseas for IK speaker at the Bronze Key who turn to the council for months during World War I as dinner. Mrs. Kobert!.. Dallmi help that "Jay" Mackie will an infantry corporal with the of Middletown, dinner chair receive the council's second Holdup Probed famed Rainbow Division, Mr. man, is being assisted by Mrs annual Bronze Key award. In Marlboro Mackie says he enjoys his Robert Lyijn. Middletown, The council will present it MARLBORO — Police are present settled life. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch. at a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Nov. continuing their investigation '1 used to visit the shore Buniaon. 13 in MoUy Pitcher Inn. The of a holdup and robbery at the Bronze Key, which is the local Stephen J. Berg residence, 25 version of the National Coun- Halifax Drive. cil on Alcoholism's Gold Key, A white male, armed wiih is awarded to the volunteer James H. Mackie an automatic pistol, report- who has done the most for an said. "I enjoy it." edly kicked off the house door individual council. Mr. Mackie, a long turn' at 2:45 a.m. Friday. Police 4u Je«, THE CHAIRMEN — Division chairmen tor the Monmouth County United "This is very unexpected. I friend of the executive direc- say he escaped with $5,000 Do Oil Funtfdiscuss details of the 1074 fund drive, now under way. From left are. never considered it," said the tor, James II. Deans, has cash and (2.000 worth of jew- seated Loren D. Eagles Jr., Richard F. Cooper and Robert AA. Benham. mild-mannered Mr. Mackie been working with the Alco- elry. No injuries were report- Standing, Victor D. Gazsi, the Rev. Verner R. Matthews and Thomas L. who has been described by as- holism Council since its in- ed. TONES Bushey. Not present were J. James Barr, Richard C. Devine and Mrs. sociates as truly a "gentle" ception. Heading the investigation ' Rte 35' Middletown One mile ziorth of Red Bank Charles E. Springhorn. man. "I never considered my He retired in 19B7 as a sales- arc Sgt. Robert Stover, Patrol- '.' •• <• 741-8344 volunteer work for the council man for Irvington Varnish man Neil Anderson, and De- Nine Volunteers Head a particularly rough job," he. Company and later 3M (,'orpo- tective Daryl Conover. United Fund's Drive liKI) BANK - Nine area Baptist Church in Asbury Shrewsbury Appeal in his residents have volunteered Turk, is directing the profes- home town. their servlcei to bead up solic- sional division. Victor I). (J;iz- Thomas L. Bushey, district itation divisions (if the Man- si of the us. Electronic Com- manager of New Jersey Bell moulh County United Fund mand's comptroller's office is Telephone Co., is chairman of J. Peter Hoffman, chairman head of the Combined Federal the commercial division. Mr. of the 1974 drive to raise mon- Campaign for all federal em- Bushey is a newcomer to this ey for 26 county health', wel- ployes in the area. Last year, area, but has wide experience fare and character-building Mr Caul was chairman of from his work with the Dela- organizations, announced the the CPC's limit working group ware Valley United Way cam- names this week, in conjunction with Mr. Hoff- paign in the Trenton ana man Richard F, Cooper, mar- Robert M. Benham, director Kive of the chairmen are re- keting representative for Jer- of community relations al peating services they volun- sey Central Power and i.ijjht Monmouth College, and a teered last year. .1. .lames Co. is in charge of the area member of the executive com- Barr, vice president and Hen- division. mittee of the United Fund oral manager of Monmouth board of directors, is in Consolidated Water Co., is Four of the chairmen are charge of the public and ser- chairman of the large in- new Richard C, Devine, vice vice division. dustry division. Loren D, president and director of per- Another board member. Eagles Jr., director df devel- sonnel and public relations for Mrs. Charles K. Springhorn of opment at Monmoulh College, the First Merchants National Matawan, is chairman of the heads the education division. Bank, heads the business divi- special gifts division. The Rev. Verner R. Mat- sion Mr Devine was a direr- The United Fund drive goal thews, paslor of the Second tor for several years of the is $:i4(l,IKMI

CEMENTING THE FUTURE — Charles B. Harding, Rumson, chairman of the board of the Monmouth. Museum, seals the cornerstone to the new facility under construction at Brookdale Community College campus in Lincroft. At right is W. Boardman Leonard, Rumson, president of the mu- seum. The building Is slated lor completion In April. u&u/e/ien/& Beck Selected Chairman at/

Of Safety Council Drive You will find a world of uses for Automatic payment plan: NEWARK - Hubert A pany; Hubert W. Kleinert. We'll make your payments for you each Beck <>f UiiniMiii president president! New Jersey Hell this colorful 10-inch serving elect uf I'rudential Insurance Telephone Company: Theron bowl. Imported from England, week automatically. It's part of our help- Company. haa been named I.. Marsh, chairman nf the ful "One-Statement Banking" service. chairman nf the New Jersey board. Mull,mlic National it's a companion piece to the Ask for details at any office. State Safct) Council's I9i I 75 Hank. Donald s. MacNaugh- serving tray you may have re- 7K Triennial Fund Campaign tun, chairman and chiel exec* Convenient club plans: William I' l)a\ ni nil. presi- ulive officer, Prudential In- ceived last year at UCTC. Visit dent nf the Safety Council and surance Company; K. Mar- Select the amount you wi$h to have next MI r president ol New Jersey shall Nuckols Jr., senior vice your nearby office soon. Open your year. Open your club account now. UCTC Bell Telephone Company, also president, Campbell Soup 1974 Christmas Club. Your free gift is wait- gives you all three: Free serving bowl, 4% interest and announced that (}i Fair aimed at helping Now Jersey llav en. chair man ul I he INTEREST employers. «• niplus• • s and Rnhprt A. Beck •PLUS board, Kirsl National State their finniin• -. in avoid " 11 iii v Knv College to volunteer Bank of New Jersey, and Hob- dents. ami paid firemen throughout crt V. Van Fossan, president, Safe Hate ite The Mutual Benefit Life In- In accepting the appoint Serving with Mr Bi surance Companj men! Beck laid It tl I plea chairmen .mil itecring sure to work with an organiza committee are Jamca i; \i The fund campaign opened united counties trust company tton which has done so much link preiident, American at a meeting at the bown to make New Jersey one ol Cyanamid Company; C Mai Town Club, where good things start to happen tin1 safest states m I he nation niiiii Haws, chairman nl the • 1,'Mtfvo Ky»lem potil InturinQf CBvpM ilkm I urge business and industry board fidelity t n Trust PARAOK OP (OSTIMKS to |oin ma In tins vital «»ik"( Compan) \ Udell!) Union saving lives by supporting the Rancor] lion; Edward i( KEYPORT - The Cub Triennial Fund." Kberlc, di.ni man pi i lie Scout pack meeting Matured atkw'l in Matunouth G&unti/, to de4ve lie cited as cxainplrs nl the board, Public Service Electric a Halloween paraile Dl Belford Office Eatonlown Office Keaniburg Autobank Middletown Olfice 1 mini", chosen winners were council's leadership i otnpany; -inim D i OnpM.ii" grams to remove i ti ul. AIIHIIIIC Chapel Hill Office Keatiibury Office 1 mcroll Offic* Port Monmouth Olfice dS, In iui|ii WO mi ami City EClectric Compan original; Coleen Pern, prettl- lohn sauicMe. rum it, 443 Hlghw i Off-Ill "III Hi'' V II ,nu| lull I "III I'll training offered by lh< i» mil \ Engineering Com- Veteransif raternitki^re Still Active STATE By LINDA ELLIS policemen and firemen. The By Tie Associated Prrss (First aft series) Middletown post is also in- volved in a Voice of Demo- When President Richard M. cracy program. This broad- Nixon chose the national con- cast script writing contest can Black Students Seize Dean's Suite vention of the Veterans of net Mr its high school age par- PISCATAWAY - About 200 black students seized the Foreign Wars that convened ticipants scholarships ranging dean's office at Livingston College and made 43 "demands," last August as the place to un- from $1,500 to $10,000 and lo- including the ouster of the dean of students and two of his as- load the news of the secret cal awards of saving bonds. sistants. bombing of Cambodia and Last year, 500,000 students Dean of Students Louis Nieves, Acting Dean George Carey build dikes against the Water- from approximately 7,000 and several assistants were locked in the dean's office suite gate tide, he chose a group schools participated. with the students, Nieves said, but he added that they were that he was certain would On a day-to-day basis the not forced to stay. Secretaries were asked to leave, he said. throw bouquets, not brickbats. visibility of the VFW is con- Nieves' ouster was sought because of his "insensitivity to Many presidents, since the siderably lower. The group the needs of black and minority students," a spokesman for VFW was formed in 1901, withdraws into itself. Post the students said. have turned to it and similar regulars were watching re- Other demands included increased student aid, 24-hour veteran's fraternities when runs of "1 Love Lucy" and health care and more black faculty members. the chief executive had "Bowling for Dollars" on the The demands were presented to Kenneth Wheeler, the pro- wounds to lick. Servicemen's bar TV set on a recent eve- vost of the New Brunswick campuses of Rutgers University. groups are not quick to criti- ning. Next to the bar is hung a One of the students in the suite claimed that the university has cize their commander in defensively framed verse.: - "agreed to about 85 per cent of the demands." chief. In addition to being a "In time of danger and not Students said the takeover was prompted by a recent or- good morale booster for a before der from Nieves' office that barred everyone except students, President in crisis, it was God and the soldier all men their escorted guests and university employes from the good politics. adore. campus. Over the weekend, a non-student was removed from Politically, veterans' groups Danger past and all is right" the campus by university police, which further spurred the have always had a high pro- ed takeover, the students said. file of political clout. They (iixl is forgotten "He wasn't acting suspiciously at all," the students' have had, and continue to And the soldier slighted." spokesman said. "He was black, that's all." have, an active lobby in the Viet Vets capital working for service- Things, they say, are not men's benefits. the way they were after tho Fatal Police Shot Said Accidental What, though, of the reali- World Wars. The returning ties of the present and what vet is not the conquering hero. NEW BRUNSWICK - The fatal shooting of a young Edi- will be the future for former Older veterans arc puzzled son man by a city patrolman Saturday was called an accident fighting forces groups in an that this being the case, Viet- yesterday by Police Chief Ralph Petrone. age when the American flag is * nam vets don't seek out VFW The patrolman, Joseph Bingert, remained relieved of duty sewn on the backsides of blue posts to find understanding REST AND RELAXATION —Members of Veter from left, Robert P. Prude of Belford, Emmett at his own request, according to Middlesex County Prosecutor jeans, a war was waged that friends. The posts are not at- ans of Foreign Wars post In Middletown take Cherne, Felton B. Payne, both of Middletown, and John Kuhlthau. tore the country's loyalties tracting those veterans al the turns shooting pool in the basement recreation John Elliott of Atlantic Highlands. The chief said Bingert told him his shotgun discharged ac- apart and an emphasis on in- rate they would like. room at the Rt. 35 building. The members are, cidentally after 18-year-old Gary Smerecki and two compan- dividuality has made boost- • tdlltr JUKI Pholn "I guess we were the same ions emerged from a car police had been chasing. The shotgun erism old fashioned? 9 when we first came back," pellets hit Smerecki in the lower back, and he died soon after- Alive ind Well mutliple millions of shared and observing then activities Posi '.'Kit's decoralive and youth activities, the orga- Middlctown's Bill Payne said ward at Middlesex General Hospital. The veterans' groups are al- memories that sustain it: that Ihere are two main at theme Is in Hi beamed base- nization of lojally Bbser- of the Vietnam vels. "They Bingert and his partner, Patrolman Frederick Bertucci, ive and well, their spokesmen There are a scattering who tractions keeping the group ment room rimmed with ser vances, activities of the aux- don't seem to want to comr in said they began chasing the car, driven by 18-year-old Edward say. Membership figures remember the Spanish cam- growing: one is public and vice and battle insignia Sea iliaries and Sons of the \ I'W and take over the duties Chris of Point Pleasant, when they noticed it speeding on Liv- back up their claims that paign of 1898: the Philippines other quite private, Bees, (luadalcanal, 71st, 75th. and the Voice of Democracy we've been shouldering." ingston Ave. Smerecki and his 21-year-old brother, Robert, their rolls are growing. Ex- in 1908; the Rainbow Divisions The public face of the VKW 94lh Airborne. The juke- program, aiming others "Yes, our percentage of re- also were in the car. cept for a decline between the that served in two World is its very considerable and box has wrinkles in lime that The Rituals cent veterans Is small, bul Chris was jailed for 330 days after pleading guilty yes- mid-1940s and 1960, veterans' Wars. There were expeditions successful lobbying effort in offer Al Jolson's "Swanec " Publicly, the groflj) as a na- those men aren't really set- terday of reckless driving, eluding police and driving without a conclaves have grown stead- into Berlin, Quemoy, the Con- Washington on behalf of Vet- competing for dunes with pol lional body is courted by pres- tled down in the community license, a Middlesex County Workhouse spokesman said. ily and continue to do so. go and there are members, al- erans' rights. There is a na- kas and Neil Diamond idents ami consulted by ktgta- yet," noted post 2179 col- Police said they stopped the car only after a chase through This first of a two-part though not in large numbers, tional children's home for off- latpfl. In its rituals, the posts league Kmmett ('•. Cherne on this city at speeds up to 90 miles per hour. series on the two best-known who saw duty in Vietnam be- spring who have no one to ("apt, Robert I) Scott, a de- present programs that would a more optimistic note. "It and largest veterans' groups . tween 1958 and 1965. care for them and many otd tective with the Ked Bank po- tug at the patriotic heart- needs a leveling-off period. takes a look into the posts of Court Refuses Track's Challenge A decade ago, the member- soldiers' homes, all supported lice force, was m Germany in strings of the most fervent We're doing belter with Viet- the VFW. Tomorrow it will be ship overall was 1.2 million. In by post contributions to head- World War II. lie likes to re- nam, though, than with NEWARK — A three-judge federal court yesterday re- young radical. At the Veter- the American Legion's turn in New Jersey, the VFW mem- quarters projects. live those days with men who Korea." fused to consider Garden State racetrack's challenge to the ans Day program in Red the parade. bership in 1962 was 42,049; last "Our first responsibility is shared them and his feelings As does the American Le- state's decision to add 45 days to Atlantic City and Monmouth Hank, for example, there was It didn't rain on the Veter- year's figures are 66,447. "I'm to the vet and his famiiy," about the stale of the world gion, the slate VFW holds a Park racetracks' season this year. a brief and beautiful drama ans Day parade Oct. 22 In very optimistic about future past post commander Felton today. family style convention at At the same time, the court allowed Atlantic City Race played out. Veterans uf many New York, but that was small growth," predicted John L. B. Payne of Middletown's post Wildwnod each year, Mr. Course to use $300,000 in racing revenue to winterize its facil- ((inflicts led the small gather- consolation to the 500 in the Smith, a spokesman from said. "Patriotism isn't "Keeping together the com- Cherne, a state VKW judge ities. The money had been held up while the case was pending. ing In patriotic songs Speak- line of march. For one thing, headquarters.-in Kansas City. preached. It's just there. We radeship we knew from ictivt advocate described. He said The suit was first brought by Garden State Race Course ers culled on us lo love our the marchers usually number Mo. "We've had 19 years of work harder at community duty days is personally re- Ihe five-hour parade, com- on Oct. 3, in protest of a decision by the New Jersey Racing country more as Us irises in the. thousands. And for an- continuous growth. There's so projects than trying to con- warding for me I gel jjreat plete wilh floats and beauty Commission to add 45 days to this year's season and allow At- grow in number and intensity, other, spectators normally much to be done for the Viet- vince other people to love this satisfaction from it," the de- queens, the drum corps com- lantic City and Monmouth Park — not Garden State — to run (•old Star mothers and wives, line the curbs (hree and four nam fellows. . .our programs country." tective said. petitions and the political and the extra days. whose sons and husbands died deep. This fall, there were are forward-looking; 70 per Half of the $10 annual dues military speakers make Ihc In its arguments the state said that Garden State race . There are family turkey in combat, listened and wept gaps in the pavement like cent of them deal with youth and occasional assessments third week in June a special track would share in the profits of the other tracks during the dinners, dances with live during the simple and moving missing teeth. and the community." go for national and slate pur- time for VFW families 45-day extension and the court said Garden State had failed to bands and testimonial dinners program. The VFW, and its larger VFW members must have poses. prove it would be injured by the state's decision. for officers. "We do have concerns about brother organization, the seen overseas service in a The Comradeship In each post's own commu- the future," Mr. Cherne con- In addition, the court pointed out that Garden State Rac- American Legion, arr peti- time of combat. There are no' In their private moments, Outside the post as a nity, members move into pro- cluded. "But our concerns are ing Association President Eugene Mori had endorsed in May tioning the U.S. Congress to women in the organization. the most important aspect of geographical entity, there grams such as Muldlctowns not so much for the VFW as the racing commission's decision to donate $300,000 of the restore the name Armistice They are Specifically written post activity to the individual are concerns with community annual awards to outstanding for the country.'1 meet's profits to Atlantic City Race Course (or winterizing. Day and return it once and out in the membership rules. members is the comradeship forever to Nov. 11. Charging A female Army nurse with that is waiting for them in the •niiiMiiiiiiiiiinimiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIIIIHIIIIIMIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUH 3 Dead Youths Identified the change to business inter- combat stripes tried to join in post hall every night. The op- ests that want to stimulate Miami last year, but got no- ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS - The three teenagers killed in a portunity to reminisce about sales, veterans' spokesmen where. crash that ended a police chase of a stolen car they were rid- the past and discuss Ihe fu- are putting their still consid- ing in Sunday night were identified by police yesterday. Most of the membership ture shock that has hit us all erable political pressure on is a valuable drawing card for Police identified them as Roberto Fons, 16, of Weehawkin came out of the World Wars the line over this issue. membership. The bond of and Juan Recio, 15, and Rogelio Fernandez, 16, both of Union and the average age is 50 RKI) HANK-MIDULKTOWV YJ. II KSI)\V, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 13 The VFW has a national shared battles over a bottle of City. Police said they were students at Union Hill High School. It became apparent after membership of 1.7 million and beer is a strong one. • OllltllllfillllllMIIII •IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMII •!•<> IK Mil r 1 1IIIIIIIMIIII1III rllllM Police in this Bergen County community pursued the car spending time with members after Fort Lee police told them it was stolen in Weehawkin and was headed toward here. The speeding car went out of control and slammed into a utility pole and a tree police said. None of the boys was car- Red Bank Considering Legal rying identification. Women's Caucus Scores Cahill TRENTON - The Women's Political Caucus of New Jer- Action to Bar Foster Home sey criticized Gov. William T. Cahill yesterday for appointing HKl) BANK - Mayor Dan- The council adopted A reso- only two women to the 32-member New Jersey American Rev- SI Jamos Catholic Church Smit luxury (own house proj- iel J 0 Hern said last night lution congratulating Mfgl olution Bicentennial Celebration Commission. \ special meeting is Khcd ac| planned for the EUnor Ihe Borough Council will de- Kmmett A. Monahan on his The criticism coincided with the date of the commission's uled (or Nov. lf> to consider trad on Tower Hill off I'or- cide al its Nov. 19th meeting '20th anniversary as paslnr of site plan approval on a 132- sped Avc. first meeting. The caucus claims that 90 per cent of the mem- whether lo lake further legal bers of 75 state boards and commissions are men, although action against a foster home women constitute 51 per cent of the population. operating in a residential zone Ms. Judy Murphy of Tcaneck, who heads the 2,000-membor at 47 Reckless Place. caucus, said, "Women have made such a contribution to the Middletown Hearings Set Last month, the borough history of this and every other stale in the Union (hat it is in- lost a municipal court hearing comprehensible their role not be acknowledged on this com- in which it contended thai a mission." foster home didn't constitute On Revised Master Plan a family and thus could not MIDIM.KTOWN - Public on land to be leased from It It Ihe applicant and Mr. McCann continue lo operate in a resi- hoartngn un rcvWrnw lu the S, explained Howard A Hub- before rendering a decision on Forbes to Try Again Today dential area. lownnhip mailer plan will erts, atlorney for Ihe appli- itic application HA'dWooi), Va. - Malcolm Forbes, publisher of a na- Mayor o Hern said the lake place Nov. 2s. ."J and cant The itatloti would be Site plan applications ap- tional ousiness and financial magazine bearing his name, was borough probably will nnt ap- !)>•( "i at S p in. in Ihc high only for dlsponslng uas \o proved included that of l)r to try again today to get his hot-air balloon aloft for the final peal 'he decision, but is ftin- school auditorium mechanical wrvlcei are I"" Gary Cuono to make minot leg of his crosscountry trip. Uderlng an injunction in Supe- Dwlgtll K IdrhanKnn, posed Interior revisions for a pm Rain and a low cloud cover kept the balloonist grounded lor Court to halt the foater Planning Board chairman, an- Cjuestions on a new sign pTO- posed denial nfflce in Ihe I.in iMUrdiy. His balloon was undergoing repairs Sunday after iomc operation nounced 'he date-. ,il tail poied by applicant John Vp crofl Shopping Canter, MI hitting power lines and making an emergency landing in a Hi' said a decision '>n an in- night's blard meeting. IIu panval. owner of llaiimmv Newman Springs Road, and field here Saturday, a spokesman (or Forbes said. junction will he in.iilr al Ihc •aid copies of rtMitri' plan re- Floral Shop (in Palmer V. e . nne by Jeraltl Cowtll lo reno- The publisher was awaiting easterly winds lo carry him HOSPITAL FUND'S GOOD SKATES' - Meg \ov iinh meeting "aftai wo v i-.mii-> ihoold bo available by for his property caused his vate Langford's Tavern, Main - from this Northern Virginia community to Norfolk, Va., Ocean Streeter of Manhottan, left, joins with Page Polk, give everyone interested • Nm I j HI |.;. Hi; said he application lo be carried over si. Belford City, Md , or Cape May, N.J., all of which are about l.iO mill's daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irwin J. Polk, 19 Page chance lo i>" heard hopes in li.ive ruvlduns pub in nexi month's meeting \iiei consideration ol four from here. Drive, River Plaza, for the portrayal of penguins \n ordinance appropriating ii heit in ncwspupui ii. II \K rned ovet lo Dei em referral ca IDS from the Zon No one was injured when (he balloon. 65 feet high and con- at New York's Rockefeller Center. Their skating IM mm for an addition to the date*, and i opiu, available (or iiei. was .i »lt« plan appli- Ing Board ol Adjustment, taining 95.000 cubic feet of air, hit (he power lines. was a feature in the opening rally of the United wiiite si. paring lot was study by ihe public HI Town- i alum b\ Harry Leighton to planners approved three ami Forbes. 54, look off (rum Coos Bay, Ore.. Oct. 4, and Is Hospital Fund's Hospital Week. adopted without objection. •hip Hall and the nubiic li- build a profc uiional nfflce al held the fourth for furlhet trying to be the first person ever to have crossed the continent The council plans lo buy ihe brary HI :ni .nut ThompMfi \v study. in a hot-air balloon. former Boal Cenlei properly Planners arc working on h Full siie plan details wen nol Rescheduled fot Dec i was Freehold Approves .ii ihe westerly end 'i( Ihe lot, nal torn hea lo the master plan available according la tho a hearing on an application by and install aiiuiit 40 morel under Iha direction ol William planners Mrs i -IIIHI iiiesiniiii ni Its Voters to Decide on Boardwalk parking tpai ea The unlj com- Mii .inn lownihip director <>i \n application b) John i Holland Road to establish a VENTNOR — This shore community's wooden boardwalk Rczoniii£ Proposal inriii i »mc from Paul Morton, planning and development, Miiiia'iii in undertake interim riding academy on her prop may be going by the boards. extfi utive dlrectoi of Ihe Red Mr Richardson --axi renovations il hu tavern il ei i •,, now toned tor com Voters in this island "suburh" ol Atlantic City will be FRKKIIOLU - As i Mayor i William Ho-, i Hank \P-,I ' hamber ul Com- liming ihe heat ings, the imii in ii waa i urrled uvei lo men lal UM askod today if they prefer replacing worn wood boardwalk mended by the Planning ihr borough and IFM borough merce, wim said the chamber i II.III ill.in ml thO public will Her ,i ,n thai more detail The farmhouse on Ihe prop planks with aluminum strips. Board. Borough Council last petitioned approved »f trie action have aiMipportunity to discuss i HI be supplied by the appll erty has been registered The local government has already installed a ,'iOO-foot lest mghi adopted in ordimm B Ihc si ale DepI fl mini 'if Mayor u MCM n, iin.it ,il, for II".iiinn i ml official historical landmark •witinn of aluminum boardwalk, and officials contend it is Ing"(several portatldg la Install lams ' oulopoulos ql in i Planner* continue, lo their i he firsl major subdivision ami planners requested a Cheaper than wood, lutllMgor, ll BMM IWistanl to heal and lutsofl shcnlf si ,i Hool IOM warning flashet i Spring si aa member ind Dei i meeting four site plan application in H months, held sludy of the area, the doesn't splinter Ma win mm be in tin' it al th>' .i.ii k MII Pei nni in i n,nun,HI uf Ihe Borough » upplli itioni and une n iiniH public hearli ami the effect that i riding Ventnor has nearly two miles ol Imaidwalk Joined lo At- •i.il iummcrci.il /IIIII' Id'iii Leveling Committee iubdli l»lon application ^ubHrtfy, i .ii .i .n ademy would have in in lantic City's five miles ol boards They had been part of UM R / Flu borough hop i in' resignation of James K. Scheduled la be heard il ftra building moratorium which Voters In Margate th<> nexl community downbeach from filial umv 'iinn IIKIIK will be Woodward from lti« Planning • I December meeting Ii •nded la il mpnlh, win be. al ea now /.oiled fm imii r V«ntnor, are being pulled "ii whcthei Ihej favor institution of Thf change *.i- mads in forlhi i iiii' ni'w Board wi • II copied with ,i ito plan application i>y lired Dai i Pin applli ant, • beach fee prefer ipencd Woodward, a Alert Oil Co .i division nl Ex- Itii h proposes In divide Planner, p In ihe If (he vol. .mil ihr <'11v i "ii uss a variance for Choli o, Im . who in the eat i. par) u| iti i memo up. in itxpai approximately It a#w nn Township Committee with ia |rr. it would In' n first on MtMM Ulanil Hrmh to« Iff I title nun • >1141» tried in ihc .n located it m I lit Road . t r K i part \vt vuiahie ft nmcndatlon, nn 1! nearly universal in Monmouth and Ocean counliM Md have ii,inv ' IM "i the lol • and i.il ii lie i-. ,i contra* loi hM'i.iii Road, adjacent to it «< into :ii' building lota urdlnanca whliM pi.ire. liml spread in recent Mil Cipa May CdllAty BOfflffltl- hut applied lo the Planning ihc ui'i'i lection bul both ho.mi prosl- i 11 r • T • i• • and tuto Planners wanl a lout DI lha talloni mi

HT turn*— FRANCO LEADS WAY — Pittsburgh Steeier running back Franco Harris (32) takes a handotf from quarterback Terry Hanratty and heads around his left end during last night's game against the Washington Redskins in Ohio State Giant Dream Pittsburgh. Moving up to make the grab is Redskins Chris Hanburger (55). Grid Leader In Shambles Runner-up Alabama has I'enn Slate, which beat Mary- NEW YORK (AP) - The initiating defeat they've ab- San Diego's narrowed the gap on No. 1- land 42-22. dream is dead. Wrjat started sorbed in this humiliating 1-6-1 ranked Ohio Stale in what Previously unbeaten Ari- as exhibition perfection dur- season, their 49th in the Na- seems to have become — for zona Stale s 3U-3I loss to Utah ing their training camp in tional Football teage and one the tune being, anyway — a dropped the Sun Devils from West Long Branch, N.J., de- in which they were considered two-team chase for college eighth place to 14th, enabling teriorating at the start of the solid contenders for the Na- Svare Quits football'! national champion- Southern California and U- regular season, now lies in tional Conference East title. ship. CLA to move up. Southern Cal shambles. These are the New Tight end Bob Tucker, the SAN DIEGO (AP) - liar- said the burly Svare, a former The Buckeyes of Ohio Stale rose from ninth (O eighth by York Giants. team's player representative land Svarc resigned yesterday linebacker. For weeks he has blanked Illinois 3*0 Saturday walloping California 5014 "There's noting I can say. and one of the few consistent as head coach of the San been the target of boos and and received :i.> first-place while UCLA clnned from lllth I'm discouraged," Coach Alex bright spots, nailed it down Diego Chargers, who haw paper debris from the stands voles and 1,146 points from to ninth with a li'2-13 drubbing Webster said Sunday after the emphatically following the 42- won only one of their first m San Diego. the. 62 sports writers and of Washington Bob Tuckf Giants suffered the most hu- 0 shellacking administered by eight National Football Svarc, who once went to broadcasters who partici- .the Oakland Raiders. "We're League games this season. Los Angeles as the NFL's pated in this weeks Associ- just bunch of quitters!" Tucker Ron Waller, assistant coach in youngest head coach at 31, be- ated Press poll. snapped. charge of special teams, was came general manager of Ihe Alabama also posted a shut- It didn't look that way eight named interim head coach. Britains and Germans Chargers in 1971 and later out, 35-0 over Mississippi weeks ago. New York had "Our record wasn't good that year succeeded Sid Gil- State, and earned 14 first- played six preaseason games enough, so I'm stepping im.in as field boss at midsea- place ballots and 1.0MB pblflts. and had won them all con- aside," Svarc said. "It was son. Ron Waller Last week, Ihe difference vincingly. The defense was al- my decision." was 1.14H 1.0.V2 In Horse Show Knot most airtight and Ihe offense Svare said he and Kugrne There was no change. NKW YORK (AP) - West Germany and Both West Germany and Britain were was explosive. V. Klein, the Chargers' own- among the next five teams, ci Britain, the two top teams in Europe all year, charged with four faults during the first round. Then the reuglar season be- er, decided on the course of IhcT — Oklahoma. Michigan, moved into a tie for the leud after the first The USET had eight and the Canadian Equest- gan, and the rust crack in the Cahill Knocks round of the Naiions ("up competition yes rian Team had 20. The final round was set for armor appeared. The Giants action Sunday night after the Noire Duine, Penn Stale and Kansas City Chiefs beat the Louisiana State. terday at the National Horse Show in Madison Ihe evening session. won their opener, but they Square Garden. Four riders compete and the best three had to struggle most of Ihe Chargers 190, dropping San Oklahoma defeated Iowa Diego's season record to 1-6-1. The event is the most important in inter- si-ores are added. They are carried on to the fi- way before locking up a 34-14 Stale 34-17 and polled seven Waller, 40, was the first Rocky's Ploy national horse shows. Each member country of nal round where, again, the best three of the victory over Ihe Houston Oil- Nu. 1 votes and 'Hii points. player ever .signed by the the International Equestrian Federation is per- four scores are added to their earlier total. ers, the worst team in the Michigan, .i 4!) 1.1 winner over Chargers when formed In Los TKKNTON (AP) - Gov. was "highly improbable" the mitted to hold only one Nations Cup a year The team that scores the most points in Na- league. Indiana, received one top vole Angeles in I960, and later was William T. Cahul accused Now legislature would ever be with the exception of the United States, which tions Cup competitions during the year is The next week, the crack and sss poinls. a running back for the Los York Gov. Nelson A. Rock- asked to pay off any of the because of its size is allowed to hold two. awarded the President's Cup, donated by Eng- became a fissure. Against Ihe Angeles Rams. efeller yesterdaybf trying to bonds. Notre Dame pulled down The United Stales Kquc-slrian Team, land's Prince Phillip, who serves as president Philadelphia Eagles a dis- Waller said he took the job sabotage New Jersey's Hut such a pledge. Cahill tine first-place vote — its firsi which won the silver medal in the Olympics of the International federation. Britain leads organized team trying to put "strictly on an interim basis. planned sports complex as he said, would improve Ihe mar- of the season — and 746 points, lasl year — (inishtng just one-quarter fault be- for the cup with West Germany second. The together consistency and a de- I received no promises of con- announced he would ask the ketability of the bonds and en- for a 44-7 trouncing of Navy' hind West Germany, won the Nations Cup at USET, which did not complete in Europe this cent defense, New York man- siderations for the future." legislature to pledge the able the slate to sell them al a while the four remaining No. I the Washington International show two weeks year, has not participated in enough Nations aged to pull out a 23-23 tie on The Chargers' losses "have stale's moral authority to pay lower interest rate. ballots and 714 points went to ago. Cups to be a factor. a last-second field goal. been very hard on me, hard off bonds to finance the com- Then the fissure became a on my pride and my dignity." plex. gaping chasm. While the de- The New York football 01- 'Slung, RBC fense held up more than re- ants have agreed to play in a spectably, the offense just new stadium in the complex Netters Win couldn't match it and the Gi- in 1975. The project site is in ants absorbed losses of 12-10 Marlboro outlasted Holm- the llackscnsack Meadow- to Green Bay, 16-14 to Cleve- del, 3-2, in tennis yesterday, lands just west of Manhattan. land and 21-14 to Washington. .mil Red Hank Catholic fin- Cahill made his attack on Then the offense woke up — ished its, campaign at 4-1 by Rockefeller following a meet- but just as quickly, the de- nipping Middle!own Town- ing with legislative leaders In fense collapsed and New York ship. 3-2. which the emergency legisla- was beaten 45-28 by Dallas, Barcey Thurslun outfought tion was discussed. and 35-27 by St. Louis. And Holmdci's Alexis Lucas in the The governor said he would then came Sunday's game in third singles match when she ask the legislature when it re- Oakland, in which tho Giants captured the tie-breaker convenes Nov. 12 to triad managed just 11 first downs game in the third set. Miss emergency legislation pledg- and 188 total yards lo the Rai- Thurslun was extended to the ing the moral authority uf the ders' 28 first downs and whop- ninth point of Ihe tie breaker state to pay off the $268 mil- ping 578 yards. by Miss Lucas. lion in construction bonds if "They just beat us physi- the revenues from a race Marlboro Is 9-3. while Holm- cally," said Webster, in his track in the proposed spoils del is B-3. fourth year al the Giants' complex are insufficient. RBC came from behind to heat Middletown by winning helm. "Mentally,whether Reviewing the history of the both doubles matches. we've lost all our desire or .spurts complex, Cahill noted Middletown is 7-5. what, I just don't know " Harlaad Svare that the legislature creating « 1 Calntllc 111 MiMlflton III Ihe Sports and Kxposition Au- 1INOLII thority passed every leKal I Laura Eroul IM) d Alicia Titrwfy. 6 t. s I State Pairs Reed's Knee hurdle thrown In its path. 1 Bftty Pumll IMI d Mar y Kay McTogvt. s *. 4 1 "By Ihe lirst week of Octo- ) Mar/ Ellen Hoyrwi (Rid. Nancy Mtytr. i I. t 1 Schoolboy Diagnosed ber, at total of almost $210 OOUILII million in hoods had been spo- I Rtgina Bvrnt and Joannt Tiimty mi ken lor and the underwriters d (Cathy Btulil and lut Imlin. 2-4, n, Soccermen ''Improved'' were confident of completing 1. PHI Uorrliand DlOoi. Scn««»M iDi d Jo/ Von Ptil and Suv Oovn. 4 0 Pft> K - Area NEW YORK (AP) - Willis Ihe permanent financing by Itl soccer teams swing into state Reed's injured right knee was Ocl in MorWtri (I) M.lmd.l (II tournament action this week "It was al ihis crucial mo- IINOLII reported to he "much MM I, Jill HarlM IMI d with one team, St Rose, al- ment, when success was im Pam Oullon. 40. 4 a proved" following x rays and • tf Kttr illll PMK ky Sltvi Cntl ] Roberto Cullun IMI d ready guaranteed alnp lothe iniii< ill thai Gov. Rockefeller TWO ON ONE - Shore Reqionals BIN Sum Holly Pltmtr. 4 I. M .HI I'xamiii.iiiun by Vw Vnik Long Branch. Marlboro goalie Ted Florentlno, I tarcty Tnunlom IMI d finals and Ins colleagues in New Knicks ie,im physician Hi monte, center, has difficulty in front of the Marl- left, and Kun Patumraj (9) converge on the de- *i»1111> in control our own "lirst," an interscholastlc soccer game in West IHI Rood injured Ins knre Devils' 6-0 victory over the Mustangs. a Sandy Tnuriion and Koihy Ptrouvon. lo qualify m Parochial "C" program," Cahill said. Friday nighi in a Naitonul I Laura Cnopptil and P«r»nt Altinton and Will meet for that crown (in Ocl I, New York author Friday al Mercer Cnunty Cen- Basketball As-.mi.ilion game I d jljl Itrgmonn and Morilyri Kttnir, 4 agituial iiir Likei\ in i.ns \n ihcs revealed plans for a tral Park Ml I.il ri'lllt'l- did IHri iporti complex in lunnyatde, in Croup iv, Lenape plays pla) in I lie Knicks game Sal Queens, a project Cahill la- Shore Scores After Dark Maravicli NBA at Neptune; Pcnnsauken is at unlay night in Portland .mil bulled a Iranauarvni ploy, Htick Township and Raritan Mew back In New York Sun Series I'urpnsi- WEST LONU BRANCH - In broad dayllgty or after dark, shots on goal Point Loader travels to Edison shore Regional High school s soccer learn is lough lo beat (lav. when Ihe lesl of the railing ihe project "eco Crisp, mi an assist from Wilson, icored Ihe flril goal Irom NKW YOKK (AH) - IVtol Croup III Cinnaiiiinson at noinicull) mil fiMsilile. ' Call Coach luiiiis t"oii iiin,i s talented club proved lhal la* ir.ini played I ho Nupcr-Hunica ntr ..mi. mil with ii 30 remaining hi the opening pei lod Pete Maravich hai ihoi into Lakewood; Southern Regional ill Hid, regardless ol how night when II routed Marlboro, HII. in wh.it is believed to be in Sealilr uigini netted ins :i4th goal ni the waaon unaudited from ihe National Basketball al liHiidon Heights In Uti transparent nr suspicious the the first night Inlerscholaitltc wceer gan ver played In Mon- Di Patterson described foui ••.inis out with J ,'i7 led uniii halfiinic. and added number elation Korlnj leadership, tha ond round Ihe Southern II,nl llnckelellei pi oposal. il Reed'i Injurj at • sprain ol mouth Count) Al any rate, II li the flrsl between two snore 33 mi .in aiatll from Bummonte from flvi yards awav with :i til league said don Heights winner plays at Ihe posterior |innt capsule served Ita purpose ol again Conference schools ii'ii III the game flu AII star guard ol the Wall Township, the Bridge located in Ihe back ol Ihe harassing and delaying Ihe Lou Oigllo, ihe states leading scorer and prank Cri»p Crlip'i lecond goal, i Kvin*yarder, and Wilion'i mut- VtlanU Hawks, leaden in the waler-ftaiilan WestMoore.s- •ale ni New Jerac) bonds" pach tallied iwite, ami Ki-nii Wilson .md Kill Summonte added rtghl knee Hi prescribed ilated tally from II) yanls nut. came m the third period al Ihe Central Division, turp town winners is al Long He Mid valuable tune hai one goal apiei'C inU-lnftammatory drug ii in and i 17 iiuit-s. respectively Humtnonts dosed out Ihe Qlll Goodrich of Ihe Lot An Branch; and Ins Washington bun lusl as Ihe Sports Au- .\n Impressive crowd estimated al 1,500 watched lha physiothi'i.i|>. in.H and sun-ing with I II.' remaining In Ihe game unassisted from eighi i iken in taki over lh< Township-Mountain winner thority has tried In assure po leal under the portable lights OXCn illeuale Ihe out top spot with his .in. pi.mi av- plays Howell lenlial investors that Ihe New painful injury riw Melon for Ihe Shore (onference D Dlviaion i ham Inothei Hcilon ! Itcrnoon MlddlttdwnTownihip erage York project, if in lad il is •up M first round - Heed s ivailabifll) pious M.IS then 14th ol the MM.on agftiMI on)} I loll .mil .i handed 81 H ' Henrj Hudwn Regional tvar realized, will mil ,ul idrlch ilipped to tecond freehold Township at Point player win in- determined on lie the Bluti Devili wenl into action rated wcond among Ihe d Central Regional . .IIIITI ||| ability In ' I" hold ,i full |\MI point Ploasaifl Mm,, lecond round » day-lo-duy basis, ,i Knicks i Oroup li schools Marlboro > Bob i lot Middletown at u ."i ol the third edge nver third p| |i,,|, honor ita bonds wtern of Olbbsboro al s|iiikt'Miiiiii Hid. Tin' Knicks While ins leammaiei were peppering ihe Marlboro period .ibd goallv Ken) P an ihoti on MrAiiooui Buffalo In a memorandum In he Red Bank Regional; Freehold MPI .ihriiuieii in ratlin la wilh .'li sliols. l.lol WllU'h,WWW turned lurk In Mu.l.iii hu the i.ioos in i).] ikir guard, Township - Pdnt Bora win KMI to all memberi ol the leg action until Fhunday muiii. Ted Florentlno, • pail ol nblned toi ihi I,M k Black icored iwico for Hudson .mil Robert Noonan Mature, I ahlll uld the moral ner al ihore Regional when IBS) i,n | Ihi Botlofl "in 11.HI: Campbell who minded Ihi nets lot II hu on sal irom his fullbai k position m.lnhn llavi • anil llmei hav* horn ' I Itll II M.llllsllll pledge will noi creak an) nw i"1 i fornaroiio who came on In Ihi final quar in.- i with lefl lo the learns Involved, bui debt "i obligation ami «md il H h wen i redlled with lout M< >• Mai Tfce Dally Register, Red Bmk-Mkldlelown, N.J. Tuesday, November «, 1I7J 15 Raritan Rockets to 2nd In Register's Top 10 Rejuvinated Monmouth Re- fifth straight game, but is still Shore Regiqnal's earned the •''THE DAILY REGISTER gional, which entered The in eighth place, while Keans- Shore Conference "D" Divi- TOP II Daily Register's Top 10 a burg is 10th again. sion crown by rolling over week ago after defeating Middletown lost the most Holmdel. The win pushed the 1. Manasquaa (7-1) RumsonKair Haven Regional, ground, from fifth to seventh, Devils up from seventh to 2. Rarllan (5 2) pulled an even bigger upset after losing Its third game of sixth in the voting. J.R.B. Catholic («-l) ' Saturday by downing Red the season. However, the Asbury Park upped its 4. Red Bank Reg. <«l) , Bank Catholic, 70, but didn't Lions defeated Matawan Re- standing a notch to filth with 5. Asbury Park (« 1) budge from its position on the gional, 18-0, earlier this sea- its surprisingly easy win over I. Shore Reg. (1-1) list. son. Mrddletown's three de- Southern Regional. 7. Mlddlf town Twp. (4 3) That has been the case for feats came at the hands of Red Bank Regional is on the S. Matawai Reg. (5-2) the past few weeks. The Top Westfield, Brick Township brink of winning its first "C" ». Monmouth Reg. (41) 10 couldn't be any tighter. Ma- and Raritan. title. II. Ktansburg (5-2) nasquan appears to have the number one berth sewn up. Raritan advanced to second place when RBC was beaten, and the Caseys fell one notch Bruins Ship Derek to third. Another victorious team. Red Bank Regional, held its ground in fourth place, while Asbury Park and Shore Re- Out to Shape Up gional jumped up a notch BOSTON (AP) - The Bos- There had been rumors that Sanderson is known as one apiece when Middletqwn ton Bruins yesterday assigned Sanderson would be traded to of the best face-off players in ••tuiw IMI nun Township dropped to seventh. center Derek Sanderson to the the New York Rangers of the the NHL and a defensive .star. FALCON FULLBACK — Pfunandre Redvict (35), Red Bank, loser to RBC on Boston Braves, their American NHL, but these were never In addition to his sometimes Monmouth Regional fullback, churns out the opening day, has the same Hockey League affiliate. confirmed or denied by the flamboyant play on the ice, yards Saturday, as Red Bank Catholic's Dave record as the Caseys, so it Managing Director Harry Bruins. Sanderson was known for a Bauer (84) attempts to bring him down. Casey de- would be difficult to rate the Sinden said the colorful Sand- Sanderson was reported to flamboyant life style and for fender Jim Micloni (22) is at left. Redvict later Buccaneers ahead of them at erson cleared waivers by all his comments made to the suffered a shoulder separation and is lost for the this time. other National Hockey be in New York Monday. remainder of the season. press for public consumption. Matawan Regional won its League teams. He will start It is believed that Sand- Hf> is long haired and was practicing with the Braves MiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii H iiiiiiiimiiiiiuiii iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiniiim erson, Woolf and Sinden will the first NHL player in years immediately. meet today. to wear a mustache The six-foot, 174-pound Sanderson injured his back in a scrimmage during training Time Has Come season this year and was hos- Writers Applaud pitalized for a time at Mas- sachusetts General Hospital. He has not played in any of Brancher Balina the Bruins' 12 games this sea- son. LUNG BRANCH - When To Look Inward The Bruins announcement O.J. Simpson rushes for over gave no reason for sending 200 yards, the whole nation hears about it. The feat is not By ED WALSH HlllllllllllllllllltllllllllHIIIIIllllllll great. Mike Murphy, who is Sanderson down to the at rare in high school football "The time has come." back for his second try with Braves. and is often buried in Boor the Walrus said, Hockey the club, also is a good hockey But, Sindon told a reporter statistics keeping. "To talk of many things; player but doesn't have the that, "Derek's back is okay However, Fed Balina, Long n«tm«r INN nun kr Do Lmm of shoes anil ships- tools to be great. now. However he's not in and ceiling-wax-of cabbages- As I See It shape to play in the National Branch's junior tailback, had A year ago Steve Vickcrs a legitimate 238 yards in Ml and kings. came along and he will be Hockey League. And why the sea is boiling answered is whether the Ran- "We hope he'll go down and carries against Toms River Number One Fan great. But looking at Provi- North last Saturday. hot. gers arc getting too old as a dence, where the players re- play a few games with the Mrsg. Joseph T. Casey, on octogenarian, looks And whether pigs have team, or arc they too young. Braves and get into playing The 5-10, 154-pound back ex- on as his beloved Red Bank Catholic football ceive their training, one can ploded for touchdown runs uf wings." The Rangers' situation at only hope for Larry Sarharuk condition." forces collided at Monmouth Regional Saturday. "Lewis Carroll" present reminds one uf the Sinden said Sanderson 0, 32, 3 and 72 yards in what The retired Msgr. Casey', former St. James Catho- to improve his defensive his coach, Ken Schfoeck, New York Yankees of a few game enought to come back "cleared waivers last week. lic Church pastor who brought sports to formal The lime has come for years back when Dan Topping The teams could have called "his best day in tun status in 1946 and appointed its first fulltime as the fifth defensmcan and years of playing for us." Emilc Francis and Larry I'o- sold the club to WCBS-TV. (he quick maturing of Rick claimed him, but we had what coach and athletic director, has attended most of Nagged by injuries early in pi'in to close the store for scv- Topping pulled a shrewd Middlcton, a first year pro, we call the right to recall. the grid team's games since moving back to Red the season, Balina was era I days and take inventory. business deal by unloading the picked up in the draft last "A couple of claims were Bank after five years in Florida. healthy going into lad Salur- Then when they reopen the team while it still had market spring. Middlcton is a right made, but in Derek's case, Until Saturday, Msgr. Casey was a good luck day's game and (cored all uf doors, they must have an in- value, much to his credit. winger.' they were withdrawn before omen for RBC, which had won its first six games Long Branch's puints in the ventory clearance sale. What the new owners failed With the exception of Rod the waiver period expired." Fred Balina this fall. Monmouth ended that streak, 7-0. And while count ing .slock to recognize was that the Yan- 24-B win. He did incur a minor Contrary to a popular belief, RBC's nickname Selling, the Rangers have ut should make a special note that of kees had both a young and old been healthy over the past doesn't come from Msgr. Casey. In days long past the 22 players in New York team like the Rangers. The few weeks. So there has to be Raider Gals Win the Knights of Columbus sponsored sports teams Hangers' uniforms, II of these Yankees farm system, which at St. James, and the KC became "Casey." more to their losing streak tune. men are over the' age of 39 produced one super star after than hurl bodies. and five are under 2.1. The dif- another, was also depleted. "He may not be our faslest Even the push-over ex- Keyport Invitational player," Schroeck said, "but ference is that only seven of The Hangers' farm system pansion teams like the Islan- Patriot Harriers Double the skaters on the roster full is not depleted, although it HOLMDEL - Keyport won TtAMSCOUfi he has great quickness and shorr Conference c I>IW Buuch dowiird Manalapan, Hi ders, Kings and Penquins I. Kfyport. 31; 1. Short Kto.. tt; 3. balance." in the •-"> tn :m bracket, usually didn't produce a player who have clobbered the Rangers. the first running of the Key- PI »oro. », 4. Motowai. ' « Nip SHIM champion freehold 4-1, and Unwell. 10-49. iun«. 141; I. Bm* Twp., 143; >. m- Balina's value to ihe leant P4lnl mount lint (111 Monolopon the time the player is in Ins will make it big with the club "The time has come," the port Shore Invitational Cross- lon FH, i;j! I. KtoniDurg, III; f. pt. Township added Iwd* more (44) ' icoch and Tomt Rtvtr South comptttd, is increased by his ability as a Point Btoch III) Howlll (111 prime. this year. Tommy Williams is country Meet for girls at but did no' hovf full leorm CMISS-country * Ictorics In il I FTMhold Twp IV) Point •toch'(ll) Walrus said, "to talk of many t •••hold Twp Mil Mow.ll Kl) The question that irfust be a good hockey player but not Holmdel Park here yesterday. INOIVIOIML ITANDINSt pass-catcher, but it was as a list yi'slcrday in a quudrilllgu things; J. PhylMi Aronto IK I, 13: S3; 3. Joy running back last N.ihinl.r. l.ii iiici'l I Boh Mutlfr If I 14 41. 7 Jot OlCr ICE CHIPS « The Red Raiders came in Kflly IRFMI. 11.01. 1. VtrOnlco oi« (Bl. J F,ed Giolkowtki (Bl 4 McGUIIck (TRSI. U.0»: 4. Mlchtllt that he rales this week's sa The Patriots belli luugh Do*t Chameidti Hi 1. Bill OiS —Ranger traded for Jack with 33 points, well ahead of • •Oir IPBI. 1. Sut KoB«n IPBI, t. (jlvdloif (I ), 6 Monutl Vionno (Bl. T. second place Shore Rcgional's OOfino Knfult (Kl. 7. Km K*Jly IK), I. lute as 'Offensive flayer of Point Plessunl Beach Don Foimalo 11)1. I Paul Lanar (Ml. Kgcrs last week and then Nora Cogrlney IS). ». Hotly Scullion the Week." 9 Dn*# Mrlnin IMI, ID Mlkv Sohv (r i Blue Devil Girls didn't dress him for two uf 91. IKMOLaivKMoclnntilKI. .mil lluwell, 11 15, while unit Ovani DISflJwiOft ir-l lit three games. —Hairy Howell uf the New Win State Game York Golden Blades last week Shore Regional advanced to twice for Red Bank while revealed that Blades GM Jer- the second round of the N.J. teammate Sue Milligan hit ry Delise offered to pay the Slate Intcrscholaslic Athletic once. players out uf his own pocket Association field Hockey Klaine Townsend scored the when the owners failed to tourney yesterday by defeat- Bulldog goal. come up with a payroll check ing Raritan, 2-0. Red Bank is 2-9-4, while in mid October. Guess there is In other action yesterday. Rumson is 2-5-2. a good side to Delise, who Red Bank Regional beat Brcnda Dondero was the showed a lot of class in this Rumson-Fair Haven Region- llolmdel star in the victory instance. al, 5-1; Monmouth Regional over Point Boro. Holmdel is :i nipped Wall Township, 2-1, 10. and Holmdcl nipped Point Joanne Walker's goal with Pickin' Pair Pleasant Boro, 1-0. 10 minutes to play gave Mon- Judy Seger scored once and mouth Regional its win over Scores Again assisted teammate C'arohe Wall Township. Pigskin plckin's, as well as Duelling on her goal to lift the politics, oft times make Blue Devilcttcs to 10-2-1. Adricnnc Raker got Mon- mouth's lust goal, but a tally strange bedfellows. Konellc Maher, the Devi- How else could a ranking Idle goalie, saved seven shots by Wall's liinny Ryan tied the game. member of the catgut circuit on goal. and a member »f the over-Ike- Jennifer Newman and The (iolden Falcons upped their record to 10-2-2. hill mob hope t» share the Linda Itoubik each scored coveted Up rung In The Dally Register Stall Forecast? Rich Mcolelll and Jonnl Falk did It again. Thr Regis DUNLOP SNOW TIRES ter's odd couple walked hand- In hand down Dilemma Drive aad managed to shire weekly honors with a 15-4 rrrtrd. DUNLOPWHITEWALLWIDE That elbow-rubbing perform- ance kept them In i deadlock TRACK BELTED (or seasonal laurel* with an A78-13 24.2S 83-23-3 (.787) log. II this keeps B78-14 24.57 up the remaining Iwa rounds C78-14 24.80 of the prognostication drrby, E78-14 27.20 the buddy system will ntrd a kprrlal investigation. F78-14 28.eS "Sour grapes," romrs thr Become the new owner of a previously owned Mark" IV. G78-14 30.93 cry of Ike c» leaders, aiming H78-14 33.63 their finely hened daggers it We have several very good years to select from G78-15 32.90 Chuck Trlblrhorn whine 14 i H78-15 33.18 weekend dropped him still an- L78-15 ...37.88 other game bark at 92-33-3 / ^ -all very good buys. (.«•>. F.E.T. * Balancing Includtd "I get no respect." Mjti Ihr sports editor, amid the rasp- berries. TIRES STUDDED Attempting l« i-llmh tut •( THE CONTINENTALS •500 1XTRA the cellar with his upset del led card, Al Ttoie forecast Monmouth Rrglonal's 71 vic- tory over Red Baak Calhallr SEE YOUR CONTINENTAL DEALER on the nose, but hi* averall rrrtrd «ls» read 14-1 and his JOE'S AUTO SERVICE seasonal standard el HI J» J WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE. INC. RTE. 36 and AVE. D ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (.712) put him II games be- hind Ike pareselllng pair, los SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY 15291-1756 Ing uriynd ami rranling. 16 The Daily Kcgbier, Ked Buk-MiddJelowa, N.J. Tuesday, November «, l»7J i •' • /• »' Monmouth Cagers Slate 25 Games WEST LONG BRANCH - An impressive turnout of 45 Gone from the Monmouth Monmoulh College's athletic candidates reported to Boy- schedule are Howard Univer- director and basketball coach lan Oct. 15 for tryouts, and he sity and Federal City (Wash- Bill Boylan has announced has been working them into ington, D.C.), Cheyney State that his Hawk varsity team shape daily. College (Pa.), Calvin College will play an ambitious 25- The squad will open the (Mich.), Biscayne College game schedule this season, 1973-74 slate with a road game (Miami, Fla ) and Pratt In- on Dec. 1 against a newcomer stitute (Brooklyn) to the Hawk schedule, Hart- Monmoulh will once again Lambert Vote wick College of Onconta. NY. complete in the Montclair To Nittany Lions Other newcomers to the Slate College Christmas Tour- schedule include C.W. Post nament on Dec. 27 and 29. NEW YORK (AP) - Un- College (L.I.), Mount St. Other participating teams are beaten Penn State, which ral- Mary's College (Emmitsburg, C.W. Post, Fairleigh-Dickin- lied,for 20 points in the second Md.jand Upsala College. son Madison and Montclair. half to defeat Maryland 42-22 Saturday, received all eight MONMOUTH COLLIOi **«»"* »AI«T1ALL SCI fiistplacu votes and retained o/lTI TIMI RUNNING INTO WINTER - Sixty-three cross-country runners tional Junior College Athletic Association championships. It's a ONIN ,LAIi the top spot in weekly ballot- Otc I lorlwick I: IJ p.m. take off on a 4.1-mile tour of the Brookdale Community College chilly autumn fling, but the dormant-trees tell another message Dec. 4 C. W. Poii HomAwoov I p.m. ing for the Lambert Trophy. DM. • •laomtitM Aurar IMp.m. campus in Lincroft In Saturday's Garden State Conference-Na- - winter is on the horizon. „„„„,,„, ,„„,„,„,„ Ltrd( Otc. I Ml. St. Mary i , Awoy The Nittany Lions, 8-0, re- OK. II Poet ...... ! Momt 1:00 p.m. Otc. II Klngi n '.'.•.•.V.V.V.'.ZV.V^V.V.'.7.V.V.".7..". i Any 1:00 p.m. tors. Stove Meyer, Lincroft New Monmouth, 3-2. JanJon. IHI Mtwprk Rulgtri Awoy 1:00 p.m close of the first half of the I'M Porter, John Bush ;irul ping a penalty kick by Hart The resurgent Pittsburgh Jan. M Trtnton . Away l:ISp.m goalie, received an assist in Lincroft, the Tornado Monlcloir Awoy 1:15 p.m. Middletown-Northern Mon- .inn Lowing with Steve Meyer and Mike Johnston scored. Panthers garnered all eight R».i Jtritv Cily Awoy 1:00 p.m when his long kick to Lou beat the Blazers IM. 1)1( Ftb. 4 Ntwork Stall ... "...... ' ' Homt 1:15 pm. mouth Soccer League season. tending ' gwl HrJUl hii usual In New Monmoulh, the runner-up votes to finish sec-' Pffct N.CB A.ny l:ISp.m Hart enabled the forward to Lou Hart led the Tornado in competence. For the losers, FA. II William Pattoon Away 1:00 pm. The Shrewsbury Boro Division break clear and score. ' Kings ran into a powerful ond in the balloting with 72 Fta I] Gloftboro Awoy I 00 p.m KOriHg with assists by Aaron Craig Hathaway played a F». It F O.U.-Rwthtrlord . Momt 1:11pm. II Team gained a hard-fought Shrewsbury Boro attack and points. Pitt beat Syracuse 28- Fib J) Wldtntr Awoy 1:00 p.m The Holmdel 10 and Under Schulman, Neil Childless, Rob- good Kami' m the goal, slop- Ftb. IS Morlll Horn. 1:00 pm victory over the St. Mary's o( roil. 6-0 U last week. Upsolo Awoy New Monmouth team, 2-1. Team won over the Lincroft FM. n Stars, 30. In Holmdcl, Kevin Welsh led the Division II team to a. The Lincroft Sharks booted 4-0 win over the Lincroft Bla- a last-minute goal to hand the zers, which held the winners Cosmos their second loss. scoreless for three quarters. Close games were the order The Lincroft Tornado, hos- of the day in the Division II • ting the New Monmouth ranks last Saturday as Holm- Kings, after building an early del, led by John Ianetta with lead, was hard pressed by a two goals, beat St. Mary's of storming Kings team, but Dlvlil.nl (II ondundtrl TIAM W L TPli managed to preserve a 4-3 Llncrolt Shorki S 0 0 10 victory. Lou Hart and Aaron Shrtwtbury loro 3 I 0 i Llncrolt Cotmot :. Ills Schulman scored for the vie- Holmdtl Ill] AtlasTires Llncrotl Slorl 0 S 0 0 Llncroll Tornodo S I 0 10 (II* under! T|*M W L TPli GS Track: uncorlMornodo S 1 0 10 Holmdtl 1 1 0 10 SI. Mory I 110 6 King ol King. ] 1 0 t Wirtwibury Boro J " A No Go Llncrolt lloiti 0 4 0 0 In Gourl Boat Races NEWARK (AP)- A three- Rescheduled judge federal court yesterday PriceNew Atlas Cushiogaire whitewalls. d i Atlas Weathergard biack walls. refused to consider Garden OCKANPORT - Ten-knot State racetrack's challenge to northwest winds, with gusts the stale's decision to add 45 up to ZS knots, Sunday re- days in Atlantic City and sulted in the cancellation of the opening races of the fall Monmouth Park racetracks' plus *2 22 Fod E« Til season this year. frostbite series of the Twin eichE78-l4tubale«» BVI I \M* I ^^ blic'wlll.wll'•ll.wllrh 2 Imdn-lnj. At the same time, the court River Frostbite Association allowed Atlantic City Race on the Shrewsbury River, • Our newest, toughest bias-ply tire. Designed for effective traction in snow and mud. Course to use $300,000 in rac- here. • Popular Series 78 Profile. Can provide a smooth, comfortable ride ing revenue to winterize its Commodore Jim Carpenter • Four-ply polyester cord. on dry pavement. facilities. The money had (if the Shrewsbury Sailing and • Computer-designed tread Four-ply Dynacor* rayon cord. been held up while the case Yacht Club, which is cospon- pattern to help resist was pending. sor of the association, alum: skidding. The suit was first brought with the Monmouth Boat by Oirdan state Race Course Club. Red Bank, said boats on Oct. 3, in protest of a deci- wore unable to leave the tiub sion by the New Jersey Rac- floats because of the wind ing Commission to add 45 velocity, Race course was laid days to this year's si-asun and In the relative shelter of Blue- allow Atlantic City and Mon- berry Creek. mouth Park — nut Garden Races have been resche- Stale — to run the extra davs. duled for Sunday.

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I • i 2 for 56.95 2 for S3.98 lnd -PACE IM 1100 fth -PACE IM IfM Q78-U 293 Fllcko Boyama (HomtlS. ,., & I Local Choice iFo»l«f) . *> 7 2 for 62.95 an '•> 2 for 59.95 Sir Afdrl IKellyl 17 Lemon T«v>tt (RI/IO) / J M/-B-H 1 C Slornw IGogliordil . . 4 1 Kokoi Pride iw.iiiaim) 4 1 HTt 13 2 for 68.95 M'l IS DrtKtl Good Start IPoauel] 6 1 Don Rir\aido (No Driver) > i 2 for 64.95 Sneer Delignl N (Pocial » I H T John (Gaghardi) . * I Llmlltd qumilllai and •)••• wkii...u. $3.50 HUM J Rs Sonny (Campbell! . .11 Jfttrc/% Kmoht (Ricnardton) b 1 Chtck our valuta on other lira nm Palmer Adiol IPontono! . 17 I Lee Oregon llnrtm«.yer) | 1 Smoke Stand (AAarhneil IS I Mac OChtt (Vilrono) ,.., IM 3rd -PACf IM 1100 Dinomic Ducove'y (Romonoi 70 I Redhedy Saylord INo Driver I 3 I l«tn * TROT IM MM Idlewhilti Roy IGogliordil I 1 DM Mil Vic (Rotmo) . IS Donna N (Woiriinglon) . . .41 Cormih Man tAnRatieilo) 4-1 Toovl Time ITnompion) 9? 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I 1 Honorbee (Lgf/l Moior Winttan IVmcil IM end NOIL 3a 9 Donna tinerendn } i Dntfdyi Filly (Gower Ji I , IS I Morn* Scoll iPoeiai t I Guy Dornmo (Montegna) IVI SJL Sprrrl Hnrct if", i, S 1 Crjuahl Napping 1 RoDillafdl 6 I May Champ (Ricrtardtani 1 1 Seleetion§ Ganfin KeyHo^e ITonei I; t T H Jov (King) i) i I - Ouont LObtll. Tl Kiolirt, Royol RII A Wiper blades & washer Atlas batteries for every power need. tin -PACE IM 1100 ] - ilr >'ln. Finn loyomo, J C ) M Ehiabem (Lamb) Stormy service. Mini Dream iLtCouiei I - Idltwniltt Roy Von Tim, Rtdhtdy Economy power. High capacity. Our best. Pommy Butter (Keily) Sovlord Ligrtl Globe (Meertanl I - auttni Codtt. ioy Kolny, Ntulno Knockdown IPmtii 1 — Morm Scot. Hontrbtl, • oonno • Install 2 new wiper blade refills i/irglll Bo/ iTnomoil I — Virgin toy. Pommy fulltr, J M • Chnck washer system. Key Treat (Tjimoi IIIHftlrl • Refill washer reservoir Mtt» Sharon Mane IMchal / - Jimmy Mar Al. Collint Run. Mo $2980 /til -PACE IM 1100 Jimmy Mar Al iPaua. I - Doc Reed Mounloin f:H Clovt vonty ILuchtnlol. 1/0 7 40 ChtSoroSuro IRinol It JO 1 M <» Lucky Ool IKtllyl 140 Audro M. IGogllordll . ] « 3 60 KKII II II lilt Btdlord Amtttr IWonilltim. 3)0 Mil - PACI IM Purlt IIM TIM UK - PACE IM Purlt IMO TIM • Tactual (Mofrlt). .... IS 20 o 00 9 40 H A Lthlgh Uoilolll 11 00 / 40 S 40 GallonI Gent IRothbontl II 00 13 40 Good values, right in your April Wolnul IKIngl IB 4 00 Way Chanct ICamciBtll), >n Look for the ValueCenter sign. K OAdlOllOtllllonlll )W taocto 14 II 111 II neighborhood. laodollll IH.M llh - PACI IM Purlt 1)04 Til; mily DtukH IIII II; H Bombay Guy IRIhbntl . 10 JO 4.60 J 40 ValueCenters are Exxon stations that Blua ValueCanter signs identify stations V*- PACI IM Purlt IWtT 1 HI Edditi Nancy ICoardl 140 III SklBptr Mlkt (DOUIIO) IIOIU 100 top Ml ISptrtndil I) 10 offer a continuing program of good values operated by Exxon Company, U.S.A. Flora Tlmt (Poulln) 140 1.40 IlKla 1141 II M on the things your car needs. Right in Prices and offers shown above are avail- S»au SalKt IRomono) 100 till - PACI IM Purlt I4M TIM Otltoo Nfln ILohmtytrl 140 3.40 IM your neighborhood, you can shop for lires, able at these stations located in many Oicar Chip IDtMorcol . 5 10 ]H 4t» - PHC1 IM Puru UN T IN I ftdloi Froil IMcGoytrnl 1 10 batteries, get an oil change and much metropolitan areas and communities. Mill Cltvtr Dtal ILohmtytr I 1 N ) U in • Run IKtllyl 4 00 100 110 • <«)• IMI 14 U pating independent Exxon dealers. Prices rram It aohmeytrl 1 OH J 00 I llh - PACI IM Puru IIMT INI Charge it on your and offers may vary at these stations. irtodydait Air hot iL.cnoncoi IK AdlolErlc (Morgan) i M 4 O0 110 Waynt Utgtr) , in 111 • I Hitlers 4-H Qub Elects Officers The Dally Rfrtitfr, Kfd Bank-Mldrtlrlomi, N J. Tuesday, November 1,1173 17

WAYSIDE - Kathy Wolek Kim Hibbitts. reporter. hat been elected president of Plans are being made for an the Jumping Brook Riders 4-H open English and Western Club here. At the Movies horse show to be held Nov. 18 UI1IHU0M TWIN at Kandy Bar Grounds, Farm Television Today Theie ichedulet or* pro- «»u CINIM« I- Other new officers are Lori CINIM* I- ingdale. Vw York Channel*—2.1,5.7,9.1 1.1,1 * vldtd by tht theater and ""*""' ' • 'II. Jo.v J 30 f JO Larson, vice president; Alli- th« time* ar» for today Mf:L,.c!N!^.* J \, Club members took a bus CI son Turner, secretary; Va- (II) (SO) (fi) ISO N.J. fUlLIC IROA0CASTIN6 1)0 CD HAWAII FIVE-0 only. ?ifie\*Thol Wiln.il Mllnn I ««. trip Sunday to the New York All prOframmini HI thru rhannrti win b» lialH A (limorotu Kurtiiian uonun »et» up in or*1 • ED tANK NORTH Or «fO IANK lerie West, treasurer, and Horse Show. u rbMtMl 81 unl*«t atNaru-lM not»4 •muffltr tnd killer and rlrarf tftc way for her - «U4NTIC MIOHl«ND» PIUIHAMIOY a-vompiirea Is enttr a Honolulu j««elry itort »nd CINIMA III- OAYTIME MOVIil Illly jock IJ0.IO »Tl«NIIt CIN«M» rob Ihfl Jcwrier of a fortune in nr«|i Tniei Thai Witn.n Madn.lt 1 00. t:00 B "Walh .1 Mi. ToroooW' O m AIC TUESDAY MOVIE Of THE WEEK IHIIWtiUtV wii.t* i ijMH.nfl } on in jn, rimm \ 10 If, L«t I Jcora Jfllica T. Dwlh I l\ 10:00 ID "Tn« Princwa Cntl ACTMI" Th? (itl MOM likely To ." itarrinj: Ed A»nn CINIMA I- Long I 40 1.40 0 "Son of Fury" KtOi'har< rhinning An ugly durklinf drmnnni ] 41. a l» I IW IK On hat f Italy of lov*. b^iomea hMuliful ifUr pluMr ««IMI <>. TOWN 111] O "On D.nwfou. ftr.unJ" CINEM* II- hi I ii revision •urcery ind r*-tn\er* ih# luea of tht m»n *tn> Copi and ft.bpait 1 CO ) 30 s ](l COD* ond Houo 1:00 2 "Thf W.r W.,.n" make her miunble tn j(»\n her MUrom rn enif F JC. a i| tOWN WIIT- 4:10 O "Tin Slt..li of San FraiKiieo" 100 Q O ELECTION COVERAGE ' • ATONTOWN l T This Week Pwent* "Wlm' la.i Sla.p.ng In My Mr Q THE MAGICIAN "O\ali 00. Ml » » .:00 ieap|f»m in an rrfoil D0l LODGE a O MARCUS WELIY. MO. _l SESAME STREET NOV. 6-7:00 "Th* Tall Trrr A p.yrhiatrM >li»rapi»t a «^n ill- MALI. I- |Sl| ZOOM ntM i-ompliiiira |i a umk with «mn|innally dia- LoU Ttmeo ; 10. * .'I' 4 10 I NIC NI6HTLY NIWS NOV. 8-2:30 M»U 1- ATLANTIC ) AK NEWS WITH SMITH. RIASONfl O (LECTION NIGHT SPECIAL II Tol»l Thol Wllitl* TRANSCENDENTAL Th. I..M Hurrah" MMIi atarnnl ttnet Trarv. f » Only on Futurevision Cable TV I IEAT THE CLOCK lffllf\ Hiinlfr Thf ajrins mavnr «f a Nfw AnfUM CINEMA 291 0148 >'itv runa for annth*r Ifrm In . ntt-holiU-harrfil • RICKTOWN ATI AIM1IC HICMLANDR MEDITATION Channel 12 542-7744 ID ZOOM iailk »l. (Ml YOUR FUTURE IS NOW ID AUCTION ACTION Co»i ano H.bor.. ' JU, » M • LAST TIMES TONITE »tml»d ID MONTSERRAT "WHITE LIGHTNING1' rwi ftjmrd 7fl0 fl O CIS EVENING NEWS Thia laut drtm. !*rif<'« murli -r ih» Mm day one ol the mosi popular n WHAT'S MY LINE? I dtltmml nf pnlitKRl kl[|nafpin( AND "CHATQS LA^D" Roooorch llvwra pictures ut our Him . TM dloooivoo aUooa n NIC NI6HTLY NEWS 1610 O NEWS STARTS WEDNESDAY IH TO Til L THE TRUTH • TM prwldoo doop rooi .Fall & Winter Specials fl AIC EVENING NEWS ID FIRING LINE • TM aiixnda awar.no*. 1 11:00 BOOOOID NEWS Nobody did it lik* • TM Improvoo til oopojoU R THE IUCY SHOW B HOGAN'S HEROES BILLY SUNDAY BRUNCH ' llng.ni. fhi lloinf •I Ml, .V'THE MOO SOUAD" ID PERRY MASON • TM It not o roHfllon Plentiful and tasly choices ol meats, eggs and "Th. f'aae nf Ih. Tnmd T.fifatiy" "To L'nr Wtlh l-m." 11:10 O CBS LATE MOVIE FREE LECTURE many favorite dishes All you want to eat. Only m TAKE II "Itirkahm" HMD alarnn* Harry Mullivan. Jfltn JACK Hill Thun)., Ho«. I, I PM $3.50 for adults, $2.75 for children. 01 ANTIOUES rHulftfid A rulMfa* Und baron la driving hamt- lisokdtlo Collogo atvadfra out of (ht Mont via larritary in drvvaa. Cnlnr by M0VIEUB[8< P) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Human Atttlrt •!«•.. Rm. • Thf Entarnrlw InvMt'iratea th* 4l.anM.rtnr. nf PLUS -2ND BIG HIT TUESDAY NIGHT BUFFET A ffdfralton ai.r ahin lont for ov*r 100 yaara O O THE TONIGHT SHOW for Into: 7744411 owning* 1121 AMERICA AND HER CRITICS rtiiflta Thf rnrpfnl#n, Jtrry Van Dykt. Great assortment of seafood, meats, chicken and 7:10 0 MAUDE m THI 11:10 MOVIE Shelley WINTERS.. other delicious selections. Only $5.50 for adults n TREASURE HUNT "Dark Victory ' lin.-ifti alarnnf R«tl» Davil. O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE Ofnrg* Rrtni A hriraii laarna Dial all* ha* nnly i*n mnnlhi in Im hfrnmr of a hrain tonditien. llliMMly : "Crocodllfa «nd Allijr.tor." 0 O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT THURS. NIGHT SPECIAL n WILD KINGDOM "ftnf n*.rtly Ownrr • A phnlogr.phar a model la All the fish you can eat, • WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS inexrluahly drawn to iht punhaae of an aipenliv* HELD OVER 3rd WEEK " !M ii in u "Bltwnn Mi* Tld*a" aiilnmobllf uhlrh lakfa her the arene of a murder, RED BANK NEPTUNE broiled or fried 3.50 per penon. agalnat her will. W rauns B IOWUNS FOR DOLLARS IMS 09 MOVIE CINEMA «3 NEPTUNE 09 STAND UP AND CHEER "Horn* fmm Ihe Mill' IIDAOI ilarnng Rnhfrt Mil- HA7IFT OAKHURST PAT DON DIANE Ouaata: Thf l.fnnon Illatara. 1 hum, Kleaimi Paikfr w/TitT.! MIDDLE BROOK MON. WED. A FRL NIGHT B ON TOP OF IT 11:00 ID THE TWILIGHT ZONE HINGLE -STRQUD -VARSI COMMUNiTY. H*ZLET «1 TW|N j 0 THE CHAN ESE WAY IM0 ID NIGHT FINAL MATAWAN SAYREVILLE Special Chowder Bars. An exclusive assort- O THE MANAGER'S CHAT JANAKI STRATHMORE CINEMA eg MON. THRU FRI ment ol special chowders, including seafood (S» NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT IM0 THE EDGAR WALLACE MYSTERY HOUR 7« |H WHERE THE FUN IS S 0SHOPPERS SPECIAL chowders, Manhattan and New England O IOMORROW •' llMJi alarrlnf lnfrU larfmu. "A [lay Al Ilia Haifa' • ill? i alarring The Man Humphrey Boft.rt. A rambling cuino awnar m**t* Riothfia, Allan Jonea. : Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW •ID Mth nil olr) l-ivf 1:41 LITTLE 0 O THE TEMPERATURES RISING SHOW 19 COMSAT "Th* Molh*ra" Nnland a molhar chacka Inla 111. 100 a NEWS hoapital a. Dr Marry', mother pl.na Is If.vr Q THE GREAT. GREAT SHOW O ELECTION NIGHT SPECIAL "Plliy Mlrlin" lltlKI alarring Virgmn Hay.. LOBSTER SH4NTV "Mr. Imlth Coaa lo Waahlnflon" I IMtl atarrlng Kaiharv loott. lanifa Stawart, Joan Arthur. A nalv. loral pnll- THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ts 146 Bodman Place. Rtd Bank, N.J in Ian find, himiflf flfil.d lo thr III. Ira.t* and MO NEWS AND WEATHER diacovcn th. arnalnr from hia al.t. h.a h*.n ar- 1:41 8 repting |r«ft. O EVENING PRAYER SAMBALOANZA ID MAUDE 0 THE LATE SHOW I Woman ubiieaBad' ill''t*.i it.rnng T"'*n Hay- LAUGHS* •IthiptMiFrl.itiL Maudt II havln| th» Um* nf her life ftiirtf up Mind dalfi tor Vivian win »v#ry avallahl* lew In ttwn, ward. Mlaphan Bnvd llutrr 11" |ilj,,. l,i- tn ^ Tel: 842-8300 1:10 ID FEATURE FILM O THE LATE LATE SHOW lni|i' |a ilul lur rhililrril. liul A "Bilver Ular" 11 "551 etarrinl r,dgar Wurh.nin, "Tht Ho rrt Lit* of Waller Mltty" n»47. narrtnj r a.liill. .Ih. ,.,f a fi'iBiratfd h*io m«r|ii int& r»al lift 1:41 O SERMONETTE I) ,i mull. l»ii t*\rt il adv#nlurn. • 4:!t ID THE LATE SHOW II O FIRING LINE "Th* Thing That ('niildnt rtif' HflMI *l.rrmg STRAND THEATRE William Rrrm>ld». Andia Marlin ID UHIGH VALLEY ELECTION RETURNS 1:00 O GIVE US THIS DAY KEYPORT 264-0452 -Qtnt Shtllt, WNBC TV mNNIIIWIimilUinillllllllllllllUllimiMIIIIIHIHIIIIMH«IHIIINHIHMIINHHIHIHIII I IIIIIIIIIIIHI II IIIIIIIIHIIIIIII CLAUDE BERRI'S For Thm Fir%t Tim* Ever Drag Addiction Problem? aTARTS TOMORROW Call 988-8333. Knr Help Day or In The Motion Picture Industry (< Steak & Brew is.. Night. LE SEX Steak & People, a SHOP" Wed.ftThurs.Nite DEEP THROAT' and NO ONE UNDER Specials In the Rough 18 ADMITTED Shrimp $4.50 They've 'THE DEVIL IN MISS JONES" Chala f of Frull Cup got: & Talk, NOW SHOWING AT: CMO* O< (rlrowabury dlvir Town East iloomora or Otttn Clwnt THICAITLf MONTAUK AKT CINEMA THe OLDEN On HiH f holl IrWINQTON •AIIAIC NEW BRUNSWICK TRENTON BILLY JACK iri-1124 mn*9 M»HII H(-}I>-NII Filet Migiion h O«ion Largo -LAST DAYI- • 4nd . •Hrlmp In tho Plough GEIMFPAL ClnlEMA CORPORATION (ttrvod coW *Kh cocktm uuco) RED BKYAT "COPSi ROBBERS" & Fun, OH MORNINQ & * OwaM loKlmoro fIrto thrlmoj STARTS WED! (Mfvaxt hoi with drgwn bjll(r) M i n 9IUII JVilSHKIVVSHUMY/Wl (you p**l your own) eNOt TODAY "tlotoro" "THE VALACHI ' "ChMHty" Steakburgers AI IWo oaxvod wHh c hooa* PAPERS" ond croekoro. homo bakod brood MEET THE and croomy butter, our linraut - PLUS - & Laughter Mto *t&0. eodoo or loo They Relived Their MOBILE VAN OF. SHAMUS" and all the salad you can PLUS Erotic Fantasies Our Lobster Through Hypnosis make. All allow prices. VACATION FOR YOU.. Tail Special STICKERS Buy beer by Ihe pitcher. at $4.95 Starring LAST OAYI 10:30 AM THURSDAY YULBRYNNER "TALES THAT NOV. BTHAT RICHARD BENJAMIN WITNESS MADNESS SHREWSBURY PLAZA JAMES BROUN - PLUS - StBah&BrEUf SHOPPING CENTER LETS SCARE The Grratesl Eating A Drinking Public House Evcrl NOW THRU TUESDAY Exclusive Aroa JESSICA TO DEATH- 12 NOON AT PICK YOUR OWN LOiSTER Showing Starts OUT OF OUR LOiSTt A TANKSI STARTS WEDI MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Wed.. Nov. 21 HYPNOTIZED STANLEY KUBRICKS MIDDUT0WH EATONTOWN 429 State Highway 35 DORIS 1 ED'S 'CLOCK-WORK (201)747-2721 Seafood Restaurant GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION HOUMt Of OCUKIteT LAST DAY "MASH" 1:45-3:45-6-8-10 ORANGE" SIAFOOD p\v\ (ATI thow ivi*y XIII M Irvoro Or. STARTS TOMORROW STARTS TOMORROW! HAROLD Charles Bronson "Circle 61 MAUDE flip PLUS 2ND BIG HIT! BUD CORT RUTH GORDON -LAST DAY! • 1 u 1 "COPS & ROBBERS" LENNY BRUCE STARTS WEDI [THANK YOU STANLEY KUBRICKS (MASK MAN Papers "CLOCK-WORK ADMISSION ONLY-,, 'BARGAIN^ TO LATE SHOW 'S^ MATINIE ORANGE" IVI»rOAT STARTS WEDNESDAY >OOTI JIulSHREWSBUIIVAVI lit] JOPM - Exclusive - Lyric $|0O MONMOUIH COUNTY SHOWING LAST DAY • "COPS 4 ROBBERS" CINEMA 34 TMON STARTS TOMORROW! jUwaii Rt M I STUIISANO August 1972, the Olympics 8directors ' —LAST DAY!— "SISTERS" capture what the naked eye cannot see .lass STARTS WED.! f "THE VALACHI of 44 VISIONS PAPERS" AND TMIVMY - PLUS - Rokon Rtdlard In OF EIGHT "SHAMUS THE CANDIDATE' 2-4 6 8 10 18 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mldtflptown, fl.J. ftiMttay, November •, WJ . ftftP 310. Htlp Wanted HO. Autos for Sale Male or Female Mole or Female SECRETARY - Port lime Locol rtol rt- AUTOMOTIVE 1961 VOLKSWAG EN SQUABEBACK ot« oHlct"''Sriorlhond ond typing necei- WAGON - RUNS PERFECT LOOKS iry. Cat) Mils J. Moon of 11* 1300. PART-TIME VERY NICE INSPECTED AUGUST. «/00 741 4»] LUMBER HELPER - Eipirlmccd 1001 Auto Parts onl». Good pay. 195* DODGE — At/iomallc trommlttlon, Mtin •* Distributors IJO. Autos for Sale power netrina. Need* *ark. Beit off«r ALL AMERICAN INC Call 671 2717 oH«r S p.m MATERIAL HANDLER — For heavy This |ob will not inttf fere with your regu- Hwy ]) I eedlt Rd equipment. Local company. or vacation H* 1111 BAVSHORE CH»yil€B PLYMOUTH 5UNNY GIRLS IS! F T-II Avt , Atlantic H'arilondl 9l7H»y3S Mlddleloxn til »3» SHUEWSauRY MOTORS ?ft fWO W Gordeld Ave LoOPENINGS Ml ISOO JOS - Interesting and Ovtrlllled. doing We Buy Used Vo'klwogns dio. towing hitch and hornesi. Only lour thi old. less than SOOO miles. Mutl TRAINEE enloyobie work. Several openings In East , going tc Brunswick. Keyport, woodbndoe WAIL LINCOLN «EBCU»y Europe. 13, MO or best oiler. EXPERIENCE — Nef necessary, we train Shrewsbury Avf at Sycomore I ?64 0599 No e.perience nectsujry, to Mm hoar lo Shxwsburv. N J 966 FORD — Country Squire station Done Good ilorting hourly wage, hospl- , I'luio aiiiolion. paid nolldayi. paid vocollon 1OURS - Port lime wMUnds. eilfur I vagon 10 panenger Arr, full power or 1 days. Weekdays, we have mornings, Mounled snow tires. U75 6714921 and uniforms supplied. Mr. Gill. Oynkln ll'l MEKCUIIy MONTECO - Wilh o,r Oorwti- Mi Hwy ii. Mlddleto*n. Before 3 otternoom. evening hours available and tjndilioning Like new Au.ng 17 «0 JU i97O (AAPALA - Four door. 11000 firm. i m. ell V75 or Mr. Kelly n»-«5»». l«0 combination of above. 71/4 mornings Coll 291 0646, or \tt ot 70 Memonol Park Jroodway, W. Lono Bronch loll anytime between * am ond 10 p.m. wgy. Atlantic Highlands or appointment. JEEP SALES *NO SERVICE PART TIME JANITORIAL HELP - M» Twin Bor o WoloM. Iru 1964 SCOUT WITH PLOW ure person to work nights II JO p rn. to 264-6700 111 C. Newman Sprmos Rl) Red Bonk Needs work 1150. 30 am 12.SO per hour. Must De reliotw*. Monday through Sunday CALL NOW 1110040 /47 96/1 ill train. Call S1M42I. 310. Htlp Wanted 310. Htlp Wanted 310. Help Wanted USED CARS - I AKr.t SI i I i rnlN 97J VOLKSWAGEN BUf» Powdff BUSINESS LEGAL SECRETARY - Al IMlt thret PART TIME GUARANTEED RAH I HI I PONtlAC blue SOOO nuieoge Be^t otler Coll 264 .DIRECTORY Malt or Ftmale Mole or Female Male or Female ytori experience Rtd 6anh low office Four tvinlnoi. half day Sat. WS/wtck •out. M. Eolonlown Ul IKK 761S until 5 Evening-. '|7 4341. ^MILLING AND SNfLLINO - Worn). COUNTER'AND'DRY CLEANING HELP iood laiory. Coll 747-3730. guarantttd. Cor ncctitory. Call from 10 CLERK-TYPIST - Applications may be o.m.S p.m.. HI 7333 SEE A 'RUSSELL MAN - For Ihe Mil 971COUNTRY SQUIRE STATION oro*0 tmployrntnl sfrvicf. J4 SrooO Jl , mode ot the Borough Clerk's o'flce. — Experience preferred but not neces- cor buys RUSSELL Oldimotm, Cooilioc WAGON - Loaded Air, rleclr'C door ««J»Or.«. N 1 lit IIJI Borough Hall, Eatonlown, between the sary Apply at Top Hot Cleaners. 919 M*y ELECTRICALLY INCLINED MECHANIC Co , 100 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bonk ochs. six wuy power seat, trailer \w\O\. 210. Business Strvices hours of 1:30-4 30 weekday* 35, Mlddletown JANITORIAL — To tervice tltctnc plant*. Apply in ptr- 141 Of'O lift helper, luggage earner, seven AUTO BODY MANAGER - For large son to Cooptr EUciric Supply Co., •» Rlt JS, Middlttown. wheels, ne* snowtires. Perfect condition DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur- olurn* GM, dealer. Must be thoroughlg y CARPENTER — Experienced m hou^e SERVICES TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb " ond out Uf-0?W mxfitd ond installed 'for only U4 9} «penenced PPaiJd vacatioation plus oil frinringft ge framing. Ablt to sheet rock, painl. Good CHEMICAL LAB WAITRESS WANTED M/W - Port flmt, service OOWNES PON IIAC. 67 Lower ts. 40 hour week See service won* opportunity. Coll 842 3090. Men ond Women ATTIC STAIRS CO Permontnl ond temporary rekends Mint be exxxritnetd. Apply In Main SI , Molowon M» JIM SthAtjH ourCK - OPEL oger. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., 689 TECHNICIANS ptrion, He Din*r. I iT w. Front St. Rtd N i NI ACRE S of New ond Used Con ME PICK UP UNWANTED FURNITURE Wf a HU •sbur« **- .-.. A» . . ^ Avtfkj . Nt*>__^..w snrmitjury.L " 741 FULL TIME lonk. THE FINEST SELECTION - Ot new ond Iwy 3* 764 4000 Keyport AND REFRIGERATORS FREE OF no PORTERS Several excellent openings ore 6AM.] P.M. OR 1 P.M. - 10 P.M. used cors In Monmouth County Over 100 CHARGE. CALL 741 Mil. Full time positions available on 3 p m lo now available on our DAY SHIFT • Ir conditioned ntw cars In stock A- BUHLER A BiTTI H Wl TCH BOARD OPE RATOR~Loog tl p.m. and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. shift Good tor individuals with a 2-yeor tech- Automobile McCLOIN BUICK OPEL INC Shrews PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER ODD JOIS - Adfl'tiont. ponenng AM frm employment, fyil or port time 3 to ulorv. oleasont worfclna conditions, full nical degree or equivalent n bury Ave . New Shrewsbury ill tun lor tiont, ttt, Duplex rttavy duly trucks, budding matt- ELECTRlCIAN - At leatt two yton ••- " WASHINOTONS AUTO SERVICE J9S Broad SI. UI 5110 Red Bonk AMERADA HESS SET-UP ptrienct. IK Broad SI MIDI Keyporl Free estimates insured Reavanabir. I do lals yard, txpentnetd. 634-1100 PLUMBING MECHANIC —Minimum 7 [vrs UMIH 1 the |0b myself Coll Jim lit %m MEN OR WOMEN — Will Interview in years experience m resident.oi, light com CORPORATION 10 P.M. -6 A.M. OR Call 741-lH* KITSON CHEVROLET CO til FORD PINTO Melollic green. One our home resposible mtn or women who mercial ond service work. Steady position I Hesi Plaia Woodbndge, N J 070?!. Hwy M Eatonlown HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Repairs. At- would iihe to rait* their income. No in- 2 P.M. — 10 P.M. >wn«r II0O0 tic or basement rooms, porch enclosures, wilh long, established firm Call Palmier! An equal opportunity employer m ' MM NO •stmrnf, no obliQalian but eactllenl op- Moncuso Co., Red Bank. 747 5591, Call iu 3JS0 alter 4 pm. ponehnp Complete serwice FRABEN ortumty. Coll 741-20/1. I 0 m to I] noon NO ROTATION 320. Baby Sitting/ 6(L~BURNER~MECHANI( I .p< AAA AUTOCBEDIT 9/3 PLYWOUfH VALIANT - (Scomp). HUH HI MS, 74r 3690 or 84? M60 only Equal opportunity employer. MANPOWER TRAINEES ChllrfCore Assume paymenli on ony ol 100 cors ,n 300 miles, new cor guarantee. 583 till af- ROOFING - Sidmg Gutters. Learters necesiory. SS.lOper hr. NO NIGHT Carpentry. All types ol repairs No job loo IRDERLIES M/W — For nur»lna home, CALLS. Experienced In olr conditioning stock Credit application! accepted by er S p in or S66 4B1I op salary. Full fringe Dtrttfltl. DO NOT Excellent opportunity for mrchonkol- BABYSITTER - Saturday nlgnls. Alia vhone. All mokes and models ovoHobie. Vnatl James A. Dudo i66 SOW »id/or refrigeration preferred. Coll '•• shift. Call for appointment, !>ron/fi. frames, clocks, other dehcote an- 'onmouth Convalescent Center, 229 4300 Long Branch. Coll lor on interview, 222 WORK FRIENDLY BAY COMPANY HOMfc RED BANK VOLVO OWO N I COUNTRY 9 passenger station 1367 before 5 p.rn^ waagog n Air conditi 5,000 miles, tiques. Free estimates. Reasonable prices. CARE EXPERT. Good salary plus ben- Ntwmon Springs Rd Red Book Ai dit. 35,000 Coll 147 :i',v ook — Purl time relief, 2 to 3 days a ellls Full lime ond port lime. No ex- HI SIM U7i7ii For quick crerjll OKK talll OASIS CHIP'S ASSISTANT — Nttdtd at prlyott Stenos Typists OTORT S AT (7011 7JI 7100 week, 8 am. to 4:30 p m. Coll tor oppolappoinnt country club. Please send resume lo BOH Call 946-8000, Ext. 251 perience necessary. We pay you white we MONMOUTH mint, Monmoulh Convoletctnt Centt B-2«, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. Bookkeepers Clerks train you Join Ihe Home Care Experts. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I960CONVERT16LF PORSCHE SLIPCOVERS"" 79-4300, or apply in person. Coll Mi I8M or apply in person ot 30Mon- Must sell S800 , Plastic and fabric. Guaranteed low prices. UN~USUAL JOB~6PPO'R'TUNITY — For mouth St., Red Bonk. Mwy it I iiln"l.i.ii S«MSO0 J Deal direct wilh manufacturer, eliminate CLERK — Payroll ond billing. Some ei- Dictaphone Secretaries WI-S0I3 rnr.ru p. Typing necessary. Excelltnt op- nature Individual to wear many hots. »W BUICK LE SABRE Very oood con middle man Call Mr. Tupe, 84)7-8319. Port-time delivery, maintenance, care- PENNWALT HOUSEKEEPER - Reliable, llvi'ln, tor 9/1 MONTE CARLO Power sieermg. lorfunlty with Long Branch manufat- taker, handyman M/W ond gardener. Fur- Register now, Top pay. motherless tamlly. Room/board plu» dition Air. Power. Hardtop Law miles. rakes, air, vinyl roof, buckets, automat HOUSE PAINTING urer. Call 722 7474. wages Coll S4M7U alter S p.m. S3»16W Interior and exterior. Free estimates. nished apartment, with air conditioning Short or lonq term jobs. S.S. WHITE (., tinted glass Asking 177*0. /4I 1774 RlchPoulln, 739 1459 "URNlTuRE HAND LER - For In si Of V and utilities included, plus 1300 salary per AUSTINS, WO'snnil IVR Sain und 97J CHRYSLER NEWPORT'*- Air condi- ork. Experience preferred, but not nec- month. Interested call between 9 and i. NO FEE CHARGED Dental Health Division Service East Gale Motor Soles, Ocean onlng. Four door hardtop. Brown, inter i- HOUSE PAINTING — Interior and ex- isory. Eiceilcnt pay wilh benefits. Call 741-5654. We'll give you all the Grove. N.J. II', Mil terior. Reasonable rotes. Free estimates. 71-0400. Mr Phillips. Box 100 — South Street 340. Situations Wanted r white S7SO0 Good condition. 744-V00 ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER - help you need KM BUICK RIVIERA - Moving, must 7ir-«svi. _ XPERIENCEDOIL BURNER SER Recreational vehicle dealer-must hove au- Hoimdel/ New Jersey Female Mil, Good condition Asking 11000 1968 MUSTANG MASON ICEMAN M/W - Wonted for malor oil tomotive experience, salary baserl <*" •-, 4W Front Red Bank 64? 43-13 An Equal Opportunity Employer m/w CHILD I.ARI ompony Full benefits paid. Top woges. ptrlence. with R.V.'s Apply Whneboao ol Asbury Pork Call ;l'8/79bHween6»pm. VI A real clean cor al Ihe right Specialize In fireplaces. 31? Main /It bill 'ART-TIME - Shifts available, 11:30 - 2, IN MY HOME 1 M 3000 for appointment New Jersey 3405 Highway 33, Neptune. piup Save now Brick, concrete work. 671-703? ond 6 until dosing plus weekend*. No ex- iH tlil MECHANIC'S DELI&HI RETIREO CARPENTER - Seeks small 196S Mercury Monfcloir ISO ULL OK PART-TIME — Otcorator type ASSEMBLERS WANTED — No ex TYPISTS" ertence necessary Apply Wed. * II a.m. WOMAN - Desires light housekeeping and medium sued lobs. Complete Interior ihowroom soles Call Mr. Leonard. ond S 7 p.m. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM ond child care, or part lime olfice work. III I leafier (p.m. remodlina service Paneling., kitchen cabi- perience necessary Full time day shift $2 Nl 6400 per hr. to start. Modem Working condi- And all other office skills ore needed for jHOP. 747 Broad St., Shrewsbury An ^^j RASSAS nets, cabinet remodeling, bookcases. equol opportunity employer COUGAR 1969 - Two door, vinyl top Air tions. Apply in person, Power Physics lempororyr cossJonemenfs. Work In areas wTuTDCfBObKKEEPING _ Payroll conditioning, other eitras. Low Unicode Armstrong chandelier ceilings. Free ad .IVILL TRAIN HARD WORKER - Del Corp., 54} Industrial Woy West, Eaton- of your choice'10 . Register today and start «IS!S Coll 111 lit* vice and eiflmate. Good workmanship. ossos 100 - Kleon, complete CltonlnQ MECHA~NICS - Experienced only. A A for etc . In my home lor contractor. E x- PONTlAC •rvirrs SIW weekly plus. Mint hove car town, 542-1393. farm rig him olh pay. Free hospitolliotion. irit and second ihlfti. Mutt be fully ex- Coll anytime 229 HS9 NEVER A FEET. perlenced. hi om • I»S WHITE CORVAIR MONZA - ]I,000 95 Broad St /41 5110 Red Bank 'id handle 10 tbv Equipment. R. Burk* enenced on dfesel engines, Cummins Eves until 9 MACHINE OPERATOR LICENSED NURSE — Core lor retarded miles Good condition PAINTING - Interior, exterior and pa lawby, Dealer SM-7471, toll Mp m. Or trainee Full time for machine shop nd'or Detroit ond thoroughly knowl- SJ7SI63after 6 pm. 971 JAGUAR - XJ6 sedan Air condi edgeable on other repairs. Top salary and child Your home or my home. Good ret- HEF - EXPERIENCED ONI Y. Call 26412)4. erences. Coll 7B7I939 alter 7 p.m. oned. full power. fS99S. BAILLY BROS . ree esfimotes. Call 764 5231 benefits. Call or apply HAGGETT TRUCK CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1961 - V8 Four- 9 E. Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank. LEASE APPLY TOMAHAWK OOLf ALES, Rte 1. North Brunswick. Mr. door, power steering ond blokes, factory OURSE, B47 41M OLSTEN TWO WOMEN - De^ire part lime work, 47 0S96 HORSESHOE-IN(. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR lianchlnl, 249-4644. secretarial, bookkeeping, accounting, gen- air. radio and heoltV II7S. Call 731 mm ORD 1977 Station wagon Aulomatic Have anvil, will travel after S p nt Salary open — four person assessing of TEMPORARIES MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER - erol ollice skills til mh, WHSU. . power brokes, power steering, radio, Call 747 4129 any lime HARMACIST - Registered In N.J Hos- nr layout and packaging of small eltc- HOUSEKEEPER - Or companion Best 1MI COUGAR Autefmiic, powei .•.,• nled glais, wheel covers, luggogr rack, iial eiprr.encr P'rfftrrd. for lorae hos- fite. Graduation from 4-year college, in- HAZLET: 80 Huilet Ave. 764-3131 Doily cluding 6 semester hours m Principles of lf>3 p.m ; closed Fri l block oil Rt. .IS. ro-mechanicol units. Apply in person or references. Write lo Ui Maple Ave., Eo- mo, low mileoae. Like new Asking 11,'SO ew tirev IUSI tuned, best otter. 741 74/4 ital located on Jersey shore. Liberal end resume, Electro Impulse Lab Inc., 117 4)19 0 Riverside Ave , Red Bonk. ritige benefits Submit resume to Box A' Municipal Assessing or Reol Estate Ap ouooslie Field s ShoDOinu Center, lonlown 07734 or coll m 030? B & H HEATING pfolsot. Equivalent assessing experience 16 Chestnut St i Red Bank. An equol op- 966 f()RD FAIRLANE Four door 71. The Daily Register. Red Bonk. An torlunity employer. M/W WANTED - A position In doctor's olfice. 197ITOY01ACOROLIA Motion 9 or 513 12S1 rqual opportunity employer may be lubshtuted for the college educo- WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT ardtop Automatic transmission. Good NO£EE_TO YOIM knowledge of medical technology, tiling, Wagon Excellent condition Call n'li- 5 ondltion W50 Call 49S-75?9. llonol requirements on a yeorfor year typing, general office routine, monitor p rn. 791 IISI EWINO MACHINE OPERATORS - E«- basis. In addition, 1 year of work ex LET ME DO IT! enenced Three weehs paid vocollon, PERSON — For drivlnoand general GENERAL ALL AROUND WORKER board. ?fi MM eritnce Is required. Certilicale pre work. Fulltime permanen? position Me- Aust have driver's license. Steady posl- IW AUSTIN HE. ALE Y .1000 l.irllrnl WANTED BUILD — PAINT— REPAIR iqht pnid holiday^, pleasartf wo'kmq ton irred. Contact Administrators Office, condition Best oiler ovrr W0OO 791 794S. itions. plus many other benefits. R dicol ond retirement benefits Apply NOR lon. paid vocation, tree hospllolltotlon. 'arty who needs 100--, tmonclna. with no EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED Freehold Township. P.O. Box 930, Free WOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC , 634 Broad Coll belween llpm money down, on o 1969 MERCURY MAR REASONABLE /41-4JS8 FRIENDLY BRIDGE SPORTSWtAR, 1*1 Bridge hold. N.J. O77M. Apply Star Cleaners I Lounderers.13? Ave . Red Batik '4' 1373 woy. Long Branch. See Frank. Myrtle Avt., Long Branch. 3S0. Situations Wanted IV/l TOYOTA COROL^^, Iwodoor GUIS 4V600 miles $1695 For quick credit IANDSCAPING — Relaining wain Lots stondord Air condilion^^^Vw tires Rea OK , coll OASIS MOTORS al (101) 771 cleared. Expert planting ana sodding. In- RUCK MECHANIC — F-ivedoy ween. DISHWASHER WAlTRESSESM W RECEPTIONIST - For medico) office. Male 100 sured Call 723-0994. SECET CASHIER. REFERENCES Port time training period. Flexible hours. sonoble. Call 9 to 5. 6S9 SJAV After I. 516- Op pay. all bandits, pleosanl working : INTERIOR PAINTING SJ]I Excellinl sleno ond typing skills. Requir Martini's Diner, Hwy 36. Keansburq uM timt employment al a later dole. lW MERCURY STATION WAGON MOVING — Pionos. appliances, turn.lure, ondition*,. Call Service Monager lor op CLEAN ond CHEAP elf One piece or full house Local or long rOtntment. HI 0730 ng medical work buck ground or sub- NAVY VETERANS - Eorn'up'to S140 for Vr it* to P.O. Box 194, Lmcroft. N.J. CALL AFTER S. 123 JIM PLYMOUTH 1969— Hoodrunnri. I nur- MM ntlot med Frpe estimates 6? Broad SI . Red Bank work hour situation. Send resume to Box New Jersey. Btsldes a good salary there 1961 DODGE MONACO STATION Call 741 4018 E 240, The Doily Register, Red Bank. Central ond Southern New Jersey area. WAGON - Air conditioned are other advantages such as' Counting Mutt have references Write Box 149, on Next Page BARMAID M W former service years toword a terrific re Call ;«l?i9S ORD 1*547 - Futuro Wagon VB, auto HIGH BRASS AND WEED CUTTING Apply in person atler 10 O m Maiowan, N.J. PASTURES AND FIELDS OFFICE CLEANERS tirement plan; being eligible to request 3to. Help Wanted I96SCIUVROLET - S'onrttiid vhill Good malic, power steering, new tires Good uiouth Lounge. 3? Brood SI . Keypoft and attend formal Navy schools. In- CHAMBERMAIO M'W i tHirlrs H. WMson, 741 184A Days, nights, part-hme. futl lime, to per- : running lonritt.on. I77S ondilion. S7U Call 741 1473 vestigate these and mony other "little- uII time. Apply in person, Molly Pitcher Call 7IM1IJ AUTO MECHANIC — Five day week Top form lonltonal services in Shrewsbury- Male or Female 968 FOHD - Clean, good running condi POSTERS Small llfff or nrt designs ay, all benrlds. ptrmant workinq (ondi- Red Bonk urea. Work available for all known" advantages of our program. Colt nn. Red Bank, drawn tor reasonable price, K. Vokes B42 CADILLAC 197? SEDAN DeVILLE - Ion. $600 Can be |#in at JB Seabreeie ons. Coll Servicr Manager lor appoint- shifts. Steady work, good pay. Call Elito- collect: (301) 333-2303 or 323 3306. Way, Keansburg lent, HI 0730 CLERK FOR STOCKROOM - And mote- Mini, mint condition. 75.000 leaitimate beth Answering S«rvic«, EL. 4 89 r, ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - Familiar rlol handling. Full or part time. Apply miles Accountant says sell this and lease R & R INTERIOR PAINTING WIG STYLIST — Full time/temporary, with solid slate devices ond circuitry, ca- Irown Engineering Corp., Locust St., WANTED...- new one Loaded 1S795 Coll evenings 6 lo Call Copenhagen Coiffures immediate, seosonat openings exist lor pable of doing engineering breadboard Keyport, 264 30S6 7 pin to Inspect. 764-5176. 1972 GRAND PRIX 49S 0302 and SI3 533/ experienced btautlclarts lo rtslylt wigs. nrtri nrntntvoe work with minimum suDer Creative sales person wilh desire lo Needs full and part time operators All openings are temporary but could be iCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Port tlmt. 1977 CADILLAC - Coupe de Ville While Choice of three Alt loaded Save now! vision ot enameenna personnel Wr ilc Will train. Call Bennett Bros., Corp. 291- illam lull potential real esiale field wilh black vinyl roof, leather interior. Box F-3M. The Daily Register. Red Bank, ,262. AM/FM stereo, air conditioned, full pow through Fri. Call Don Papon of 531-9200 giving full details of work experience ond las lo oiler Great, opportunity in MAINTENANCE WORKER — Small gar tor details. er Call Itl 171) RASSAS den aportment. Port time. Experience present salary level. An equal opportunity SECRETARY — For religious Institution. 'enlightened, no pressure oMice EMPLOYMENT necesiory Excellent working condition), SHIRT PRESSER ~ Pay good, tiouri tmployer. Must have good typing and be well orga 'leasa/tt working atmosphere in 1966 FORD- Custom von Encfllent con PONTlAC Write lo Box Bill. The Daily Register, good. Near the bus and railroad station. nlitd. Call Mr. Silver after 7 p.m. 264- ditlon. Moving must srll Firsl 1/00 Inkr-s 39S Broad St H\ SI8n HH Batik FORMER MARINE ENGINEER - 2J63. modern ollice Ample Moor time Evtl until 9 Red Bonk Musi be txptrienced. Apply Little Silver Maintenance person or former service It 611 6570. Cieontrs, 601 Branch Ave., Llttlt Silver. uerson, experienced In maintaining elec- SECRETARY - MedicolTpart-llmt. Flex- "all tor appointment tric motors, dlesel engines and related bit. responsible, caring and mature. Top 1971 NOVA - Gray *Hh block Vinyl lop. PONTlAC CATALINA - 196? One ownei RN - Port-timiT DoctorVoH.c«.~R~ed igines and Goad condition Asking S7O00 31O.Help Wanted TRAILER DRIVERS Bonk. Reply lo Box E 741, The Dolly Reg equipment. Rotating shiflift worwork $170 per salory. No Salt. Busy specialist's office. Best otter uperience desirable. Must enloy working l« 9S)S Ml 7SJI Male or Female 170 000 if yeor NURSES AIDES - 3 p m to 11 p nil, foil Co . US-Rector St , Perjh Amboy. time, Phone 142 *757 1966CHEVROLt I WAGON linn r lead*, ffitfnln>e Odvpr lisiriij nahon or port time. Top wages ond benefits Good condition. ai rfftn •1 sr< .K r A Brookdaie Nursing Cenler, Hwy 35. Mar TRACT'OH-TRAILTR DRIVER — Monday SECRETARY - Needed for local com HI 9153 WANTED Iroimng program All replies held in \itn let lo Friday. slIS a week. Call onyilrne Ul pony Good skills and pleasant personniity )9?1 JAGUAR XKE - V I? Clean 14.000 lesl cant idente Sfrid i etictir la Hoi G " JS19 Ask for Jim Dtlartey Jl lokes this |ob Excellent starting salary Pwly who needs 100"n financing, vulii no Thr Dadv Regntfi Rrd Bank WAlTRESSESM W - t «per ienc ed OPENINGS miles Automatic.air. AM-FM UOOO.Coll Night shift, lull time Apply in person a' SUNNY GIRLS '41 si vs. evenings money down, on o 1969 VOIKSVVAW N INSTALLMENT 917 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671 9300 AUTO Autoinaitc. AM FM A1,DO0milr<, \\Q9\ ter ; pm , Red Oak Omer, Hwy ii, Hot IMS M w !>9 GtlldAJch 222 5006 1969 MALIBU - Automatic, power \)et Far quick credit O K . tall OASIS MO let LOANS TORS at 17011 /?1 710O 111) pply Tomohi Ing, lour door. tlfJOO Alter Ap m. PHARMACIST - Part time tor appro*" REPRESENTATIVE 513 47S4 REAL ESTATE SALES - Looking for an )96ngi Good runiting condition C nil 843 '87' atler • I'.'U ( all f.' i 01 / ' HilMop NmsiM, am lo 5pm Hospital experience re ation, interviewing, application I ok ing and Income? The Berg Agency, New Jersey quired Fomllior with patient profiles, unit processing, credit appro v- Vonrja, to-Fr i(toy SALES REPROCESSED CARS lp m nrgett residential reol estate broker, will dose Pleose coll Personnel Director, nlsrecommendoiions Evprnented m i t969 Ponllot Firebird, like ntw, SUV0 1967 BUICK LeSnbre Good [< 7 locations In New Jersey, offers all o • i- i " e •• doys. I W* hnt a place on a winning 1970 DodQe Coronet, 1 door hardtop. 11475 NO 1 COOK i ni' lirnr or parl lime Bayshore Community Hospilal, Hoimdel. handling dealer paper Excellent salary, this plus the opportunity lo work as youi Iv'O DodQe Dart, J door hordlou. lUflo New biakes. t67S Good Salary Pieosr tall tot oppomtmtnt 7M 7S00 outstanding benefits Contact Community own boss, planning and using your own ttam-Oldamobllf) tain. Sala- •1970 Dodge Charger. HVr new. lull power 764 734.1 Moppy Apple inn 467 14)1 Stole Bonk & Trust Co . 1IS0 Hwy 31. Mid time effectively, if you are ambitious ry plua commlaalon. D.mon- SMALL PARTS - Electro mechanical as dlelown or call 6M 5800. Equcil opportu honest ond hove confidence in your ability HW0 No gimmick', rif,v (ipiiit formula BUICK it SAHRI W>; FOUl (MQl -' UHOUI BUS nmvi MS Noe* sembly. Must hove mechanical aptitude nily employer. alralor. Company paid hoapl- Coll T OWN & COUNTRY DODGt lor "V toiw powiM Only U.S00 mtlts 1 * i*' ifm r netes\o>y Vaifma soio'» 11 pei Post experience desirable. All benefits to succeed, then you should coll us ngh 100*. financing and credit information .nd'tmn 17.99S Call /41 903/ no,.i Apply i'i i)pi ion 'o V' Mxriapl Go' Call Mrs. Lot*sen between 8 JO fo 4:30, now, We will have you licensed, trained tal, III* and major nodical In- 'S6+A100 m'ev Tiunuuv lot ' • Hoil- Jt 1-0500, AVON totally confident and ready to make auranca. Panalon and prollt lo«mh.u flourrt QI tOUtOttOn 1/ ey within a mailer of weeks (commis 196/ MUSTANG GT 390 - Four barrel DON T BE STUCK INSIDE 1HIS WIN Slon) The Berg Agency, 3704 Rl 3S, Hat aharlng plan. Eicallanl op- four speed, power steenna. power brakes H.i Haflei N I OIL BURNFR SGRVlCfl MANAGER Hwy ]} With o knowledge of bookkeeping Send TER Get out, meelpeopie rmihe let Please call J Moore, tor conlidentia 18000 Kryport front distv AW FM roriin. air Und«| 120. Trucks ond Trailers friends. Be on AVON Representtitivr. interview, at 764 B700 pwtunlty lor panon willing lo TO 000 miles on completely lehi.iit roqmr RN OR i t'H resume to Confidential. Box ?*'. Sea I>MV DODOi PU Mi'' D 100 Si. cylm Pnght. N J Have your own business during hours | work. under 10,000 miles on brakes Die Hard you select Earn e«tra money Con TELEPHONE" SALES - Part l me morn battery F»cetient throughout Completely • hifl Radio H I..-. . ton wifh Appl. 847 )400 ( htlpei prmgs ?64010J PQRTLR - Mature person lo clean bar. now: Mrs Word, 741 4343. 4*? 33/7, or ings, 9 30 to 1 30, Man. through Fri , Ii stock The best ol i*e AAustnng s. soon < kitchen and rest room five days per week Eolontown office J? per hour to start. N Call Bill Russell classic Call offer 6pm I4M4S3 19/4 CHI VROI i i Pickup i UUAl III) [1 MAC MINIS T For gn in ina e«penence necessary Will trom Coll Mr machine shop work Blue Cross Bl Apply In person in o m to Hook, Line ond REMOENT MANAGER (SUPERiNTFN * ton Heavy duly lour sprr.l Irans p 1 e Co Blu Sinker. I' W River Rd . Rumson Mar*. I 30 p m to 8 30 p m at 542 5494 lor appointment. 1968 PON MAC ' i Wl HIRD ission Hot Mel(irr s<«|ir ma Only t 000 Shield priupnui hoiichiholidays WINSLOW TELF DENT) - Red Bank orr.j UNIVERSITY GRAPHICS Good tondifirT)" les Worranlv '•(i11 goodj roi n monihs TRONiCS 60? Indus't.ol Way W#si. Eo«on PART TIME BARTf NOER M W t vC building Central olr conditioning, swim CLERK TYPIST Z Ufi insurance ollice i all 139 O'va. l lo Ap in o^n Conlad Mr Rmaldi ninrjs. Apply in person. Brunswick Syco pool, marina Start immediately "all Mr. Experience prelcrred or trainee HAS OPENINGS FOR 11,000 1111ir\ Must srll betnuse of mote Lanes. 800 Shrewsbury Ave . New Angel, (7171 BSB 944S 847 1334 1971 KARMANN GHIA Bright yellnw health Call '41 9376 or tiller 6 779 76'9 71 DOO miles Rodio. heotrr I ke to give up the Jer- let tm»nl»w witf Appolrtlmtnt Mercedes Bern Saif* o*«i Sfrvu r SALES MANAGER .REGISTERED NURSE - Medical, port Clerks, Conlrrjiler. Bookkeepers Good pay Good commission WUMf-N MEN - DISTRIBUTE CATA- tlmt. Flexible, rtsponiible, ca'ino and sey Central • Call ;*i YOU CAN DO IT' - If you »anf pointment call Mr Ltvench. 710 1700 MACHINE OPERATORS ISO. Autos Rent/Lease U0 in two hours and ho*e lun a) ih» OFFICE - Typists. Receptionists, WTI.II Mmt SARAH COVENTRY wonlt WANIfti (,O GO DANCfR iundov^ GENERAL FACTORY WORKERS Business & Legal Secretaries four speed *6.000 ml In Pirate ton SM-.I/7) Hondo.tr only Apply in person after lOnm , Mon lion I*'.ft /vi i' TOM'S,FORD mouth Lounpf 32 Broad St , Kiyport EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY F ttt mi H< F(> MSI.I F Nf ItiLE OP & ADVANCEMENT OPPTY \H\ f M ()AI| • W| N I Al '. ANU I ( ORT Marotd s Rodio ond fcitctn c Shop Business Machines. Clolhing, Fur- • Coll '4i nm MEN-WOMEN CHARITIS INDUSTRIES niture. Hardware, insurance 19/0 lrW*NS $PO(I1 *uion •' M W I . •r steenny und brokes, vinyl root 190. Wanted Automotive •rson, 73 Atlantic Ave., Matawan. N.J. Painl, Sporting Goods, Service Raps, Travel Agents 11S00 14]/ISA Ktypot (201)56«-750O " |ft| -. ' I ,i \r,l tfM EEPK H i > ptr itm td - nil IF- IfrtCONVCRMBt F I IA f iptdffl *'••• Ovl » WHOi ( SAt I H limp Reslnuranl experience preferred On* Q«I4> i' ooo mli«i AM . TRADES - Body & Fender Re- 1 TQAN A I iu Ihe drive lo work — we wan! ers. Draftsmen M W POWO G* LA X M PRODUCTION lm Wn\ri. U)r Jj, Middletown H\ flIOf. uwpe Ntw storm lirti r.m PERMANENT JUNK CARS MECHANIC WAITRESSEiW W Mormngsnift you - ' Rale $4.50 lo I] Mull t>r evpinenccd Apply in person tfti We will Uam . MMYJOISREPM) TWINBROOK • ifni: c m in || Full Time Position Available («Miii|iSIMi*iMdailir«liwi Varied (fulitt Addresiograph hnowledar Oflflp Apply P O Hi" '74 Red Bunk $15,000lo $25,000 MIM 190. Wonltd Aolomollv* Knowlpdqp a year. WANTED •iliol. Only tho 1 r A i ,\»rt HI' \ lot il ' porlencet) In lai loi y n 9 a.m. To S p.m. - Monday Thru Friday 'II IIOO nonce oi tqulpmtnl "red ap MANY COMPANY BENEFITS EQUITY WINKDUSIDURl i'i y Hospital I Cill tor in Mppalntminl Apply al: WE WILL PAY THE BERG AGENCY PERSONNEL TOP PRICfS 583-5000 ATCO r'rnnrfUlvp i,,,t, THE DAILY REGISTER 671-6500 n\ AulO 590 MWY 35 TOM'S FORD Mwy .I'i 264 8000 K( 111 Chestnut St. Red Bank |M HBO v, MIDOLETOWN m. • WVI IIHJVVUIW FWr Molt 510. Merchandise for Soft THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Keane OIHINO ROOM CHANDELIER — COf TERRARIUM PLANTS The Dally Register, Red Btak-MkkUetowi, N.J. Tuesday, November t, 1973 19 [JAN WITH SMALL VAN - Otitjn Pftlng, two woll mlrrofi, toWt lamp, two arge uteciion of colorful noyte plants. or tmoll hauling low" COM ~oucnt&, lwo pull-up choirt. Mink, 8fo- Bring this od for 10% discount on 17 or M0. Furnlihtd Rooms 705.'Hou»tifor Salt 70S. Houses lor Salt ss. Iff. Broodfoil fur cootv Must tell Mov more. Mike v- Greenhouses. 701 Shore no to Flonflo 12? 02?*, ofltr 5 rve>. or Blvd. Keansburg 717 5434 ELEGANT AMD EXCLUSIVE - Studio fTOTf 10 o m efficiencies ond t>tcutivt wilt. Ultra WORD GETS AROUND LARGE SCOTT SPREADER — With conlempwory atcor Nil ItOtt Horoour ov bet. When thtrt Is real volut ilk* tnft ENGLISH TUDORS DINING ROOM TABLE - Ui cho.rv buf Isllch. used once. Call after 6 M p m. Point, Oceon Avt, St« |r*fht. NJ. W- u difficult te keep it quitt. Saocout Magnificent and Unusual tn Trodmonoi wQlout. vtrr oood condi* NMM1. 13U. 74IIW0 »e bedroom home, carpeted living ond Brand New Homes Hon. Call M2 W*3 dining room, screened In porch, 2' J berths TALIAN PROVINCIAL DRESSER - Craclout eeiry and lorgt fomlly room Cht»l and crio wlltt msrttretl. Also dreti TATONTOWN AREA RUMSON - Bulkheoded walerlront Five STEREO SYSTEM - Pioneer omolil.er. bedrooms, l''> Dalht. lobuloui kitchen. model SX 575, I1S0 Fisher speakers, mod Coll m Ull oner 1 p m »l 10.000. l W. 1XP-9C, UMpr 671 1497 board oni lompt Holmdel, 264 7141. BAYSHOSE «»€* • Fumnned room, AQUARIUM - 79 001 , all oioss. never BASS GUITAR - Dan Armstrong trttiesi »im privale oolM MS per week FOR THE MAN L'INC«OFT - Convenient to Porkwoy. r t used. In orlginol carton 110 acrylic, hard shell COM and occe»ories, Coll 'I' etis 00,1 147 Mt4 evemngi 741 7IJI > UHNiSMtD ROOM - lairiroom Kilvl WITH MONEY oomi. 2' i oaihi. Beoull'ul ares. »«.«0 TEXACO wt.aht. 14} ua, S » 6 p m i tlegonl Engliih Tudor ttyle brick wilh GE STAINLESS WALL OVEN - i».~ t«o en prlvlleoet Neor l,aniportolien Pe cothmerc men's coats, siie 46. 170 eocn K I X CHE N SINK — Wlsllt. m e t- nvtle ttudenl or woman only fteotonoble vt'v appointmtnti. tic. Klng-ttft dining disploy slock rock, holds 190 pair. 175. All olrporceloln. two drawers, four doors nnxx •om. tour bedrooms, V . baths, beautiful HICKEY AGENCY Has an excellent ca- eicetttnl condition. 7*1-9114. TV's, one portable, one coblnet. Small toktott areo. delude kitchen tcrttned in Realtor :hotr, two mahogany mirrors Two twin ROOMS FOR REN' - OOM», weekly, porch ond two patios We hove the key, V Beoch Rd Monmculn Beach reer opportunity as aTHREE MODERN - Living room toblesT boi springs and mattresses 747 4147 otter •nonlniy Reotonaeie winter role* Coll HKOt; onylime walnut formica tops, 135. ' p.ns. Coll Alpine Mono,. •'! IW) rou Ottered at S7«.too. service station retailer T4I)i76 ANSWERING MACHINE - Unit call ol R"00M FOR RENT - College iludenli 10% DOWN at our Rt. 35 and Bedle most 13O0. Hot remote unit thai enables Pfelffd Realonoble BEST SCHOOLS Rd., Hazlet location. LOW. LOW lo>ck up messages even If vacation '41 Itlla'ler ipm Prices on While Combination Slorm ond Ing In Florida. Sacrifice 1195. Never used. ARMSTRONG In Ihe oreo will educate your chil- 11*4913 or 9M 5054 KEANSBURO - Holly Hill V.olel Win For information call: Screen Windows 4far till INSTALLED ler. weekly ond commercial roiei Color AGENCY REALTORS dren If you live In thu three bed WALNUT BEDROOM SET- Asking TV. in room totlee 7'0 Hwy 3e W UH Si! Proipect *»e LiMlr SH.ei room home located in Fair Haven. AAr. McGonegal, 249- PROWN'S 1165. Drop-leaf table, ball and clow leet. A beautiful home within walking 37 Brood SI . Red Bonk 7417500 ackers 111. old tablet, etc 739 1590 ROOMS FOR RENT 741-4500 dlitance to everything Full bate 4500, 9-5 days. 291-4060, SOFA - Like new 1100 KEANStURC ADCA ment. Mony other f»l,ai Alklng 6-8 eves. TV 150 jPEAKERS - Eleclrovolce. II two. ill oes- RUMSON US.WO Call ui today. •470394 way, 60 watt peak. Well built enclosures, crottovers but need Iweetert. Call Bill at. HIGHLANDS Cleon ono comlprloole VOX SIX OR TWELVE STRING GUITAR ter 5 30 M2OH4 •oomi. Neor but line Coll ESTATE AREA STERLING THOMPSON (SJSTATN ITJIUPERY SHOP - with or — Teardrop. Like new. With cox. HOO. IH0M0 Itw Oileons Coloniol on beauliful Button without rtol estate ElloDIHhed » yeoiv Trlpl» pickup. Coll Si fO<; wood Lant Living room with fireplace. Keoilor 1*0 Hwv JS Middlelown WolHf». Long Brooch. W-11H. NOLC ROOM -"Mature mon or worn- 'ormol dining room. VAN HORN offering in Port-au-peck. ORGAN - A beautiful instrument. Ham. HOUSE AND YARD SALC — Moving' IICE COMFORTAILE ROOM - Privolf AGENCY - REALTORS Charming three-bedroom MARINAS mond N 100 Series. Reasonable. Call 775 Mony odds 'n ends. Evenings, 6 to 10 p m ome Middle age man. Five mlnulei Open 7 dayt Coll 74 noun O doy ranch In choice location — 5*47. 1.30 p.m. M Arthur Dr.. Middletown (neor Bodmnn om Red Bank «Jj ntl _ • well Mtoblishtd »arkl, 147 9134 "But, Mommy! DADDY'S don'l gel sick!" 747-4100 exceptional value at $38,500! • Bool Oillrltulorjhipi E AN SBU HG - Worm ond tr irndlv ZENITH COLOR CONOLE 104 River Rd. Fair Mowen • POMlDIIlly for eiponilon : GARAGE SALE - Nov I. 9. 10. Thun . oomlng house wontl nice peoptc. EDWARD A. HANLON • Encellenl locotlons 1135. Fullully guronatecguror d Fn , Sot. from 9 to 5. Household items 717 IJ.] 54)0400 SM. Marchondlit Wanttd 405. Apartmenfi REALTOR f*tr""*"""** ' and clothing Also mlscfttfliiuus Items. • nnnnNi. JOOMI * CHARM AA M M! All In good condition. 491 Broad SI , win i r ti KEYPORT ouve fadliliet Hallel area UOBruulM threwib»,y For details and prices call SLIPCOVERS Shrewsbury. FLOOR FURNACE OdATE John A. Gordello IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 364 )H9otter S JOp m Bvtly tour bedioom home Living room 842-0110 Sofo ond two chairs In plastic, 199.95 In OARAGE SALE — Office furnlturt. cur- llh llreploce, brick patio enclosed fabric. 1149.95 complete. Deal direct with Cell 7IMUI EO BANK — Beoultful room, con ENJOV VOUR HOLIDAYS tolni, draperies, tlreti rlmt. goll bogs, emently locoted near everything. Refer porch River view immocuicrle In Itm charming font bedroom home. 10 HICKEY AGENCY manufacturer. Coll Contracts Slipcovers, iprtoder, tithing poles, botoy turnllure, ONE-BEDROOM ...from $175 Realtor •471119. MIBROB. WlBBO" TWO-BEDROOM «30| it, required 747 I04S rated in Olde Shrewsbury featuring lovely 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach ON THF WALL •ear yord with pork like letting ond full fin ICE MACHINE — 7 months old. Good iropWei Much more East off Rt'. 35, to WHO IS FAIREST EANSBUMC - Nice, cleon room, til o lined batemenl Eicellenl mortgage ai Call JUWtl onylime Novettnk River Rd.. 90 I1 J mile*, turn 1 —"' .Priced to tell. OF fHF WALL •rivate entrances, eat-In week. Genllemon preferred. D>< 11 ORIGINAL HOT DOG PUSHCART ' 791-4499 after 4 p.m. right one block past country club toward 'HY HI 1JJI 7IIOMt. McCUE ISIX'CI'V "' For nle. «O0 river. JNorlhover PI., Middletown. kitchens. Walk J« bhopping, Knilort Call 7I7IOBI attef IJ p.m. USED COLOR TV — 115 Uted block and ThundOy only, ? to 5. SVSIEEPING BEDROOM -for MRirljeHO while TV, 145 Call 541-0400 ond ask for buses ond schools. - adlei'only Convenient to everylhlng III I'M WALKER & WALKER Joe. ARAGE SALE - Frl. Nov. 9. 16 p m. PRIVATE SWIM CLUB Keyport. J44 7I07 Realtors Four onllque wood and cool stoves, two REAL ESTATE DRASTICALLY REDUCED Hwy l\ A/1 ml Middlelown KITCHEN BASE CABINET - With ttaln less steel sink. M" long. 50 North Linden RENTALS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION KEANSBURG Two family, S ytor\ KEYPORT yng Su rooms each floor. Priced in MERCHANDISE Ave.,J*est Long Branch, m 4419. mogaitnes and paper Items, good books, NJOYABLE HOWE IN LOVELY AREA 440. Commtrcial Rtnloli If MIDDLETOWN FOUR Bf DHOOMS. mid 40 \ FHA ond VA ovalloblt lo quail ANTi0U~E~ BARBE~R" CHXIT^ English collectors Items; 1969 Honda 115, 175. Few tied buyers Jomod & Frost Inc., Broker, turprlses. Early callers welcome 34 Rob- GARDENS PROFESSIONAL OFFICf Four roomi. 'i BATHS, DEN AND LIIRARY. LOVE Empire table, wardrobe trunk, depression off Rt V KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM. JWHS1 gloss, two Costro convertible sectional In Court loft Oak Hill Rd.) Middletown. MS. Apartments Sup. Itndtni i pren *wiv renovated neo' Rive* view Hosp< 671-1161. OL *» ,q M Cotl Ul WOC ^_ IASEMENT. RAISED HEAHIM I1MI 510. Merchandiie for Sole solas, like new, 1475 or best offer. 721- ONE BE.DROOM — Kllchtn, living roo Apt No - PLACE AND LOW TAXES. TREED LITTLE SILVER - Ideal tor the lofae •M6. ARAGE SALE - Sot. and Sun. 10 to 1 combination, locoltd at 199 Porl Mo.i Phone: (701) 264 UU .HREWSBURV - Spote*ovViobit, suit tomlly 10". financing nvailablt to quali >lf tor (tortl or fltfKf. Prime highway tied buyer on this older chot mlng Colonial ELECTRIC l/ANGE - Ntvtr used d SEARS KENMORE SEWING MACHINE p.m. Waihar, dryer, dishwasher, vacuum mouth Rd • Port Mwimouiri Call altrr • a m 5 p.ni REDUCED TO IS.,900 ltdl Dartiolly tral#d Combination con cleaner. Irish porcelain, other Items. pm. 4iyQV4or 671 0710 ocotion 14] AMI with five bedrooms. Vt baths. Spociou^ /••ntronol and microwovt. Holpoinf Avo All otlochmenls. ISO living room, dining room, library, eat in 739-0519 Something for everyone. 57 Ttcumseh ""BRAND NEW ALLAIRE-FARROW kitchen, lull bosement situated on lorgt codo. The uliimott IA cooking. Reloili lor Ave.. Oceanporl. mi. BAN* RED BANK - f»r*fettionol office tpor ton- furnisned. patio, pool, laundry tociiititt. Coll Anytime LITTt_ . _E_ SILVE_ _ _R - e bedroom home PHONE 7fl-Q4f] MAHOGANY DINETTE SET - Table, nouit. Noveimh. Sol. ond Sun., Nov. 10 STORE - 1|9 Mom SI Port Monmoulh four choirs, china closet and buffet. Coll ond II. from 9 to 4. didoning Ti hrjgf doorman, indoor pork- waterfront oportments ovolloblt. Nn bro- Walk lo school and shoppini g 115,00S.0O00. Cull FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES eves '47 »6« ing. i*ini pool, marifio TV tftunty. Iff- kers tee Directions: Rte 36 to Bronrhport 4» iq fl Equipped with lphOlf »,,,ng 10% DOWN t*\ 6141 or 141 3131 •VfKort tKid pcopl* with crrOit problem) rot«* M' Pf.fm I MU flUTJ) Avt., Ittt to Monmoulh Avr , right on IIMoer month Coll 'If Hit Initont cf edit immediate deiivtry. Coil TAPPAN ELECTRIC RANGE Monmoulh across the bridge, Ittt o>i Pol- COUNTRY LIVING KEYPORT Corntr CaloniaTwltrTtalio V> GrondJnWU COOPERTONE len to red brick buildings. FAIR HAVEN - Onitt or store building lot. Immediate possession. Call 495 1161 MO. Machinery for SOU STUDIO APARTMENT - Woll to wall *» \q n Air (ondllioned Awoltt Ihe *ew owrteri of thl% 14?,000 STERLING MC CANN Reol Es- 7' MYER SNOW PLOW — With fltctrk corpftlng, Occon viiw. AH utilities No Ji\ Un or 741 7041 three bedror. m ranch located in tote Broker. S44-9A64. lift. BrocktU lor icout or Ittp. Originally H/0 OAVIO BROWN IACKHOE - Dn pet. One penon. One month , rent, ont DANO AGENCY THREE BIRD CAGES - 110 Electric month j lecuf I'y. 114} o month 147 MO? or MKMIelov Wall lo wall carpet- U50, Mini Ml. WSO. Coll Stl-ftl?. sewing machine "lift .cabinet 145. Ml (Irtd. Eicallenl condilion. U000. EXCLUSIVE AGENT Inp, oreort 14' den, full huge bate Coll unm •nvnn. __ MODEL PHONE: JW-03J3 SHREWSBURY mtnf. Full attic Trttt. Owntr OFFICE PHONE: Mt-4444 must «tll. Alklng 1)4.W0 (on u% HAMMOND ORGAN 1960 FORD BACKHOE WEST END --•}> turmihid-Kle balh/iuli EANTG - 3'; room gorden^opoM THE today. 710. incem* Property _ FIREPLACES Coll 775M4;. 5:)0pm. ment. f 1 SO per month. Private entrance. MILL RUN BUILDING PUT YOUR MONEY 10 WORK Ol Aibury Pot i Fantastic dltcourtU on tlrtplocts. Atl pool. tou». bwoch. nF&i Near all transportation ?? 32 Hancock St., STERLING THOMPSON typti on Hit! Built-in woodburning, 1399. Mr. Napp. Apt 77. 49S tS13, 7 to 7pm Highway 35 340 Hwy Four apartment!, dote lo Ihopplng and Brood new oraon with Rhythm MODERN APARTMENTS No* rmi.qg lo.oorf ,1 ft lor liomportollon, In a quiet nelgnbornood. No money down. Firit paymtni In Ja- Near troniporlotion preienlly provide an Income of Ibis a nuary. Coll now! 570. Pets and Livestock COM 4ff 0416 TW^BEDROOMS - Kitchen ond living February occupanty 747-5600 Immrdiait delivery Bench, muiic and room. Near octpn. Cloit to Fort Mnn Fully Air Condidonfrt month. Greol Inveilment I4i.9oo tiwu Included CASUAL HOMES MORSE STALL FOB Rt N I HIGHLANDS - All new ANCHORAGE mouth Furnished or unfurnished. After 3 All Utilities intludfct NORTH L-ONG IBRANCH Sltcpy Hollow Horie Form APARTMENTS NORTH on Shore Drive pm 536 9173 On Site Purkiriq WALKER & WALKER 780-1494 coii "< nti Broutilul boylront view with private O'tnes Oesia'>ed lo '- •' SI9.70O Realtor! 775-9300 FIVE ROOMS -- Prime or»a of Kevpn" COMPLETE HOT WATER HEATING beach One ond two bedroom ooarimenf* ar •OOvti it to 1100 sq fi Su.tes Compiettly furnished year round home Hwy 11 Ml «II Slirewlbuiy Op*n doily til f CUTE~MmTPOODLE PUPS All utHMIts included One v* leove. Low lam date to the oceon. Full pritt PLANT — Bailer, circulator, oil burner, Block male* AKC. Security required. 1300 month. Call H9- CALL 842-3888 ntt.700 pESKS. FILES,'loblti. chain, odd.rw ma- baieboard radiation for imoll houte. Pur- Coll oiler S. 71) >S46 coordinated G C. appliance* ond air con- 06W Chintl. lypfwriltri. oftic* equipment, tic chaier mull r«movt from premises. MOO ditioning One-bedroom from 1700. two i BANK fe tpoi 7000 tq . More Classified bedfoomi from t7M> Cotl 147 109? IroOtf SI irt Mo HICKEY AGENCY MMH0. OtBMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 7', rooms Oft street All utiliiits supplied Suitable business ing $3 q It *)00 Realtor on Next Page Ul] ADMIRAL HOME ENTERTAINMENT couple. Coll 7*1 S731. Availoblt now 37 Beoch Rd Monmouth Beoih CENTER - Originally SI200. now MOO. cf llent lemperoTienl. Whelped Sept. /, 71. RED BANK Call 771 4M'anytime Coll WI-4M9. in IOJ GREENGROVE MIPDLETOWN - Upstairs apartment. ties tuppiir 70S. Houttt tor Salt CUSf OM FRAMING Three rooms 1150 a month. Heat fur month Hi ; READY. WILLING AND ABU WELSH BABVTTROLLER - With «torm AKC REGISTERED ST BERNARDS - mshed. Deposit required 671-0731 To provide comfort, security, ond ha.wi PICTURES, MIRRORS ihield ond hood, * monlrn old. good condi- Five montht old. Mole. Coll S44IM3 any GARDENS nttl U this doiy three bedroom Copt wilh lime. tO BANK OOWNTOV.N - New H0r# MOTH Plole Gloti Co tion. 115. 147 4139. WGreenorove Ave Ktyport. u J FOUR ROOM APARTMENT"- Heat and separate dining room, tot in kitchen, flrt- hot woter supplied ideal location. Adult! r office odiocerii to rnunicipni porfcmq 10 Mople Ave . Red Bonk DOUBLE BED — Four-potter, compete MINI WIRE~~HAliie~D°OACHS'H*U N D 3tal lor small Dullness 44/ 077.4 plact ond central air. plut croptttrt gamr 1-Bedroom S180 perlerrtd Coll after 1 p m 7V1 7061 n with bar Ashing 141.400 TYPEWRITE**. ADDING mothinei. All Large mirror, plus titrrji, US. PUPPIES - AKC realllered. mokri new or uled. Guaronlefd low ol M414M ?-Bedroom S230 &¥ BRIGHT"— }'/I room furnishtd LONG BRANCH - Under %4 per sq t Stately dirdts doily rleanmo service, air condi WALKER & WALKER l!> Serguo I. 101 Monmoulh SI. Neil to apartmtnt All utilities ond TV. Private Realtors Rieoler in MIS TWO CLASS SHOWCASES - 3' high x 6 GERMAN SHEPHERO PUPS III Includes heat, hot water, air conditioner entrance. %\Ji. CollMMIOO. lioning. free on site porklng, atl uf>i< long, ond 3' hloh x 4' long, J;O Iw both. 10 weekj AKC rcolttered. Extra large ond security systerit Single room off ' 3) 741 Mil Snrewtburv sections of steel shelving, bottom 30" HlGHLANOS - One btdroom lurnlihti RUMSON boned. 59IIUI 2 blocks tail Rt 36 ond Middle Rd. start from Uflptr monlh 777 )000 SEA BRIGHT - Thlnklna ol retiring or IBM TYPEWRITERS wide, top half. 17" wide. / shelvts. i aportmenl, Ulllltlei included. On Rt. 3*. 1 high,1*0 for the lot. Call }Mlftf WANTED Phone 264-1846 Call )t 1-3140 after i p.m. jutt a vocation home Tnit l*vo family Rental $16.50 per mo. UMd Tattler or Apollo loddle It'.)" or STOKE FOR RENT beoch house practically pays tor Itself. Colonial RCA WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR - 17" teal. Coll «7I J074 AAgr.-Apt. 72 AT LA NT iC~H~l GH LAN~DS - NlCt loca- West Front SI.. Red Bonk MMM Porloble repoirt U II! 0)11 FruMwood Formica kitchen set. 6.F. llon. Garden opartments tor rent imme M 1061 AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES dlott occupancy. Heat, hot water, rttrig ELLEN S. HAZELTON Absolutely the ultimate in luxury BEAUTIFUL YOUNG EVERGREENS - Goodrich snow tires, H-71-15 four ply. One SEA BRIGHT - ANCHORAGE APART 1; American holly. Olaleos. rhododendron, pljtoo pump. Lawn sweeper. Cotl iflMI] Show and pel quality trOtor, (orpeling Included. J i roomi LATONTOWN - O»'ce spore for rent Reailor maible loyer. circular ttaircaie. Joponese Dloc k pint' etc Heoirjr.oD'P Coll 5911040 or H4-1177 MENTS SOUTH AND WEST. Private ll« 4 i rooms 174i Supt Apt M, 191Pour rooms HlQl Included. 1775 per 13 W Rlvtr Rd , Rumton 14? 3100 ANTIQUE PIANO ocean beoch, new one ond two bedroom 0006 Capri Aportmentt. East Avt., or 9*1 month W7fl77l fViember inter City Rtiocotlon Strvict ngnilicent hugekiichen. dan Berril htm. to-IHI Bluthner Rosewood parlor grand SCOTTviPUPPlE S oportmenti featuring wall-to-wall Corpcl 4163. OFFICE SPACE - Freehold Tawnp md'lamily room, tour bedrooms. . Call 741 W AKC. Iholt. 110 Ing, color coordinated G E. appliance* .MID, OR J\J1T OU1 TOP SOIL proftssional bnldmg Two rooms. 400 iq. 1 IH baths, gold Mures On over Coll Ul UU ond ofr conditioning Convenient to oil RED BANK - Gretntrtt Apartmtnli, ?M n total Fully eifftMf heol and air condi OR OWING YOUR HOWE - Coll tr SCREENED FROM FARM LAND U' SECTIONAL - \X Boomerang table" troo\por totion One cedroom froro \/7S, L LUCAS INC . M4 HIS PDGE — Lovable little~oog wanll~home. Spring SI , Unfurnlihtd studio aportmenls Honing 467 /177 le ttr your complirntnlory copy tt ine acre in the finest Estate area Oanlih couch, 150' xtt" while dropt, 110 two bedroomi from I7IS Model opt Coll for oppolnlmtnl. 741 )f». It monthly Hornet for Living CAMPBELL S SOUP KITCHEN 6714037. HaK-Lob. halt Beagle. IS monlhi old. dally, l-Sp.m. 111? Ocean Avt,. St Olttrt piciuret, prices, at inancng available lo a quahlied Trained. Sholi. Wi !«• atler 6p.m. K"EA"NSBURG - Nice three room opart" AVAILABLE - Office lo t>t shored b Two cups. Originally 1100. Moke ottei MOTHER OF GROOM ORESSES Bright mToff. psychiatrist whff will use it only in tni tcrTphons APPLIBROOK AGENCY, teyw Coll M3-nio after s p m. evening ALLAIRE FARROW AGENCY Reoltori. t$| Hwy. 11 MiMlttOwn 6M Two, lilt 30 Beit otter ONE GRAY PERSIAN KITTEN - And NEARLY~NTvVGAR"bEN APARTMENTS II6S. '717 9IMI35. Atklng 1140,000 Coll 741-4511 __^ one smooth block kitten. — Ont btdroom Totol electMc New York 741)41? ANTIOUES [Coll 747 Sill but ol door »I4J per month *MJ?H_ EAST KEANSBURG - Four roams, u m I? dinmq_ tablet. II dining choirt, 6 China ANTIQUE MC^ETir^^SWTwmpIel• furmthtd. AM utilities supplied. 1700, Cal 10,000 SO manutd et Old closet*, v sideboard*. 1 gome tables. 13 stereo; amplifier, tuners, turntables, cut ASSOR TE D F IN CM 6 S AND P^A R A turfng. in LONG BRANCH - Downtown or« CNE-BIDROOM APARTMENT — Living 7177573 oods Five ove or two ttory (rome h«m« Furniihedm . if leak tables. I? desks. S or moires. SOocco torn cabinet, speakers, headphones, auid H.EETS. For Sale. room, kitchen. \\%Q monthly including heod doors, air jionol chairs, I gHondfather clocks. 2! sale. 1300 complete. Sierra billiard labi 000 conditioned offiut, ply •etlred. mumofler 4pm ALLAIRE-FARROW Call «71 s*8» heat One month's security. CliHwooa KEANSBURG - Thrtt room, upstairs 10,000 tq tt oultlde, thtlttrelt d ttorot raa< i chandeliers. 117 oilpolntinas (like new), $100 (km. Colt 741 6335. Moiowan Towmhlp. 764 S HO after 4 pm aportmenl tor reni Available Dec. 1, tU! and plenty ol art street parking sub LONG BRANCH Older home, com INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES IRISH SETTER PUPS " plus ntol. Call 764,?!?] divide 'or suitable tenants Coi(;9i QU00O pJtltlv renovated Mint condition. Move REALTOR 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bor* Wltii DANISH MODERN BEDROOM SET . AKC Dorlobor Champion bloodllnri LONG BRANCH One bedroom, fu right In Two bedrooms, bath, tun porch, Excellent condition. Coll 7I7.O4» m\hed or unturnt^hed Air conditioned kFANSBURG~-^Th"r"et bedroom opoTT FREEHOLD - 600 so tt in professional living room, poneltd dining room, targe Coll 739 0664 All utillhei ocept electricity 779 S09] oi ment, ntw. two family houtl. »74O plu< building totaled of Rie * ntor Slonehun k tchen. mud room with trnoll lavatory PIANOS -ORGANS DOG SITTER NEEDED - For work 772I/S6 security 717 0393 and Juniper Farm'. Reasonable rtnto New roof, olumlnum storm windows. Of 741-3450 TWO PIDS — Oni ilnglt, one double Mutt have fenced.In yard Allontic Hiuh Cotl Mr Frontr. in 1447 Over ISO units ol warehouse prices. Conn complete with mattresses ond springs, *> tached op'oae, PrinclDOlt only $?f,io0 land! family preferred. Also anyone hove NEPTUNE CITY ipt l*n hrdrnnm MOLMDEl - Small •ifleTtncy~W'iT con, Call I lo S, 147 Of 71, evenings 14/ ii|2 294 Broad ST. Red Bank Ki^TioOI!. • omohQ, Chic her ino, 0fOno each. Three drawer brass hqndlt chest 1 •idtr eKChange household chores. Moturi Lois ot trade m plonos and orgons trorr o uted dog house for sole 7vt 3470 garden oporlmenl 3O Available Dec M. Coll after 1 pm. ?9t e_Mtra roorrt for storage. Ri Oy Now U 700 tq tt $;W month As ot Jan 1. 43 Printed Pattern HatPoln! dishwasher, good condition, 150 PUPS WANTED - In utter lets for retale MU3 4S60 BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIOUES KLH small stereo, two speakers, 135. Coll at pels, mutt be cute and healthy. P -- 77 Shrewsbury Ave Red Sank I4MI1I. and mixed. 609 45? 1903 before noon JNFURNISHf D Three room apart f Rt f HOI 0 APE A - pivt btdroo 747*079 men) 114i a month tirirtrnr/>•, a house, tive business buildings, on Ihn ANTIQUE - Oak Htmsirv cabinet, $50 r AFGHAN PUPS — I weeks, cream rily required Inquire >9 Wallric SI kM acres. R> 33 Phone 44? 47S7 CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPE Oak washsfond, S?5, lorpe ook let box irlcot. Mock moth, purebred, no papers. 610. Houses for Rent S50. oak Mock bookcase. WO 747 4021 Ho to II10 Eves, ond weekends SIJ «5l l LITTLE SILVER - Two rnodern stron And wine barrels floor air conditioned offices, one T-*> \q Call ;»> Wi LONG BRANCH DINING ROOM SET - III Choir*. H*lt SMALL~BLACK~P~dddLES - I weeks $ltft, one 100 sq. ft l'?0. ull hutch. Danish modern, blue covtring, AKC, shots. Reasonable •UTCHER BLOCK TABLE - Originally 1300. Emerald green rua, Hill, $75 Drap- tN-UM eluded Call 74I-1J4] wd In butcher shop Top It WiM'* ond es (short) two pairs, $30. 741 6111. PLEASURE BAY RED BANK Mil * jr. chain link fence office spoct Eicflltnf parking tofilititi toned. Asking JUS. Call 7411671 belort 7 with gale. Very good condition. HIS or Garden Apartments WiUf S€l ttTtON OF RENTALS - ;4t WW SEARS GARAGE DOOR OPENER - Foi best offer. Call 7412321 Corner Atlantic and Liberty One rn111 II' door. Model No U9 6>100 In perfect from the beach o«*v VvufL TE'CMfVAGEN LUXURV OFFICES - IdtOl for prott I BOOTS — Black leather, man's site PART GERMAN SHEPHERD - Spayed teorpo-t A.e Oceonport S4? ISM sional or contultanl needing unusuo operollng condition, 145. 6/1 0771 femole, six months old, free to good never worn Originally 13), now 115. An ideal thore selhng tor delightful gnr grociout setlino Can tie divided for "\ II 74ll«7lbelore 7pm WINDOWS - Double unit, double hung, home. 717 9344 Coll ofler » p.m. KEANSBURG - 6", room houie Supply dence or office spot* Fuellrnt locntioi B den oparlmenl living You con fun or boo nwnoliheal Goodcondit'on 17 40 a 3/0 x 3? almost new white aluminum m Shrewsbury Call 747 UH COMPLETE VOLUMES OSCMSHUNO MINIATURITPITPPIS '• '"-'"• one month security. 9?» 0116 storm, screen combination ond Venetian AKC, tlk weeks old Deposit will hold lor Merrlt Encylopedia Mind. Call 741 3799 after ipm SMALL STORE - Center of butintss tt( 49K»i7 holiday gill. SI] 1231 i ui ( MOLDAPEA Five bedroom VENETIAN BLINDS - 14 slwdar~d~ltlt.' EFFICIENCY-S148 ho-j-;*' ?'. hoih'. Beouti'ui ground', tion 1 W Front SI Ktyport. With bati FREE — Three montht old puppy, ,m mtnt No food AvailabU Oec I, 197) CB RADIO STATION — Like new. many oVapes Excellent condition. Call after 467 47S? 3:30p.m., 741 SAM hot hod all shots ONE-BEDROOM-S185 Coll 764 11)7 txlros. Call otter 6 p.m Carl. Phone otler 4 pm. 764 11/6 rHRtl Bt_D»OOM HOUSE - l??iper '47 7476 OFFICE SUIT6 FOR RENT FfOf#« SOLIDMAPLE BED - Spring, mattress! TWO BEDROOMS—J217 fiifintti inrji/iifi m Hn*'ti'in Springs Rd , siofiol building (htjir* location Appn,. STEREO CONSOTE -A«.FM Like like new, night table, double dresser, 1150. Red Bonk 747 7/06 matety UOsq ft Ca't /47 i/io new Original price 1195. Asking MS. 671. mr THREE BEDROOM HOUSE —Con •474319 All utilities included m the i ini SHREWSBURY - Modtroltlv priced o 510. Aircraft fict spact m tdtoiiy locottd attrottiv FIREWOOD - SEASONED OAK CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR - 175. Lou portalion 13*0 mo plus ulihMtl StCUflff g $100 ptr month plus uhhtiet TAYLOR AIRCRAFT SAI F •, Renting nftn f (.pen II lo 81 iV t 't'U 1 1 Free delivery Call Jack Taylor, til '201 and references Hi f)\t*> Reftrences required Call HI u , . Call 94«II33 pain wooden shutters, HO ft. 4f)'i4ll 222-7714 Piper ond Cessna I EONAPDO Si* brdroom. Iwo bath SH^EASfURV JVOO sq ft ilori Coll otter i p.m. New and Used Direi lipnt fcf • r- ' • K • • :, iiatue Dfi ' UM whith It in'**'\rt tiO" o' P'r \l QlOSltd front In shopping cenlff Aval FIREWOOD FORSALE COMPLETE — Living room sel QntTbed /19 JWI rif D/0 7S9I lit 691S Rip 36 (toward Long H ooit Sept i Coii 14} low room set, with extras, 111 takes all. Ei port Avf At tralfic l.rjhl lofce WI I MATAWAN 1 dupl#« house i wn ftfd NEW SHREWSBURY 4900 iq « aval COLONIAL FOUR-PIECE SECTIONAL ceilent condition W. Johnson. 34 W. West- pro(e*efj one nnl* tj\ifc fin fl , i ' side Avt., Red Bonn. • obit m discount deportment store Will 6 1100. Swivel rocker. I7S Mi. Merchandise Wanted A/» right "• -'• • Avollobit t)»*i I Wl V1U de Choice location Call ft] MOO Call 164-4461 DOUBLE BED - Dresser, two night to menu ot IPM THUff BEDROOM Strothmore >a bles, all for 175. Necchi sewing machine. TOY TRAINS WANTED Ma»/ eitras immediate 0(.( upant / $400 SEASONED"" ISO, pine doughbox, 170, twolier pie crust Any model or condition Will pay cash or OCEAN GROVI r- p»«r montn Con su 4i?4 table, 115. 471 3061. node HO Call Sll lilt ment Heat •»' ' ' ' • 610. Wanted to Rent FIREPLACE WOOD Second ftDOi I SHREWSBURY - Four btdroom houte OLD DRESSING TABLE - With mirror Oak, cherry, maple, mived. 145 a cord rJt WANTE r> Freshly painted mnd» and out Near WANTF0 Htotfd Oni or two [Of g< and bench. 170 Copper wall plaque. 14. Used Oriental ftuas SI A II" I&H t i - 00*1• •. t school and shopping 11S0 per month plus oat with reasonoble rent for reMoratia llvertd. • ' ••• -'•• redciw.iS 751 l»5 otter 3.30. 1 La ofHitiM Reftrtnctt required plus one of cor Co" John, it* 4700 doys. SM 07' Call Ml 0916 or 717 1044 SNOW TiRES - Two £ 71x14 on rims Also Won Tope\" e 10 fi m to A a months security No pets Call J4M4S1 loi nighli COUNTRY KITTEN ANTIQU S Only 1200 miles Beit offer. FflltDWAN GALLE Bif S "> H*J APARTrVt NT'. I fifv Pf K f appointmenl ______74 Thomoi Av« , Shrewsbury FAMILY MOUSING NEEDED ISClfl 711 94/1 74, 5711 No O'liMiflK v i NEC. KCAPECnn '.fvn BUYING SILVER COINS , 491. 10! rxtths, t*0 tar garnqe SHELVAOOR REFRIGERATOR - US JO • OVff iQt 9 Ond \ ' I V t' fJO M (1' V I IT], Toll 946 4444 houses 'or rent, please coll Mrs Lynn SIDING SALE Fngidoirt washer 145. Assorted Venetian ond bf'or? i II SUeatn THRf f U , bimtfs u each 747 3707 »eed 147 MOO Mon thru Fn No commts Call JM 16»* ol'ff ipm • Wmtff ipenolt on whitt aluminum siding Si - I ANSBUR~C* One bedfoon- sion involved ROLl AWAY BED — ]*'7innertpring | • housr- $141 per monlh plut utilities onr) Call lor Fret Cilirnotf C*iM FOR OLD TOY TRAINS *' » • Ul? mattress, good condilion. comfortable and mohf or condition or #ili trod* MO. 07'. 0 K F.ANSBuPr, r- n,,r , , Af ft iaru« t PROWN'S clean. 175. 777 0440 Of *<6> QOUQf "4 )'IO i#«d vrs menu i o home or Iriijf oportmenf, 5 p m P 37 Brood St . Red Bonk 741 'six DISHWASHER COPPER Brou 'fod alumini/m t>u< . Ifom acton. V*t t><'nt rrow lunu tfffift. cost "on ond Mffi sttoa Oni Mui KtANSBuftf, • • lake HOi Security lib hWt. «l 6JI4 1 7JI5 Relf-»i ttl CARPET - WALL 10 WAll 100'". DU Waste King stainless steel Excellent con l PONT NYLON 19'4 PATTERNS AND dltlon. 7414*37 *i\ and rad'aiors. uSPd mo(n" "V An FARM'COTTAGI InMldtftfioin lit* ROOM WITH BATH Rfli'fdelttt'l COLORS 34] SO FT . 1149 INSTALLED lirjufS I Abrarm 1 So" tti tfOO • ntiemon Ooci'l rfffrtnet' Wftlt Bi up the wlntti GUARANTEED FINANCING AVAIL ANY?QUES -~Pine~commode7 140. bo« • iiidfd Pi«*os' r IS9. The Don/ Pugistff ».»-) Brink ANTIQUE JCwVtlBr lop(o\hpo.d RED BANK < nnien.e •• sti'ni' in tlu~. 1 o/\ inn ABLE. CALL MR BETZ COLLECT. (701 Mahogany co'lee table. 160 ' Tier table* LES 01 UM ft DON PON* '« »•»»' Id , )7t-1919 bedroom iporti'fnt^ witfi ata HAZlt 1 ritfii btdfoom II 171. Lamp laou, 170. Alabaster tamp. IIS Fotr Movft. til W ot •' vrnnh r ull dimnq room. «aM (0 *g shopp r)(j schools No pet.A A vrjri _bii REAL ESTATE liti'ki'i in vivid, wide und-nar- lf ARW^ APIS. 741 OlIS of 147 69/1 der 1100 7t4 51)' NORltAKE CHINA - Complete service Fur niljrr . po-nt. n g<. (Wt o »»^ O'' ,64 0S99 for I], serving pieces, SIR extra cups and ttronrrt (loci's poffflom tK,g\ >r*,r" , RED BANK Two bedroom A. 'FOR'SAL'E* IHW s 111 [ < c • -. In I r, 11II with 1 . • I > RUGS — Best nylon twist broodloom Referent** f>" montnv sei urtl, u i Mtif oltftr ' olonioi iwo saucers, 1"S Eight linen moti ond nop NAVf 'OUR M/l 11 purple tweed. 17 w 14' i. with pod. 150 71 him, handmade and embroidered in For INTE RN A T i()N A I 0*1 month Call Ml 4411 •'''".. YtVi nt-jnth I1111K scurf Knit ul uur-.li ii in I If' with pod. 170 Sola. 7 well construct East to match ch.ro. 110 671 )?40 10 RivfH-9> Av» . R«O Bonk '4' tl't • ' • • •'."" II n|« P»l»>r td. charcoalipurple. 145 Inn '41 'U0 SMALL FuPNtSHf D APAPf.'.'i N1 Hloi'klnette stitch I'tttturn 1 70S. HOUMI for Sal* SedrOOn*h bri'** ri'ivntp entrinr^ A/i oCle nnw 'T coiiffpt ll id. ' H09 Sizes K-IH included • Dt|H»ll "-'Hired Col RUMSON JOY Plen-,e tO>l 147 "Mil urtl | I -.. it ninn ihe |oy a hamt abds fo fomi One i • lit''-•• with Ihe Si'nil T'I ii'iil'. lm i',iili pill ' all today for on sppoinlmrnl to \t ftr UNION BEACH - T«o Mdroom htjmi liMM - mill .'1 11'nl lm '',11 Ii CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Interior newl/ ftdtcorafl) immtdiole • - * four btdroom Colonial in Hu Imik ni tumpunlon lnywni — occuponcV l»i month pIM uf'iilits Coi heart of lawn Neor to shore and school. pullcrn r»i fli Iclu in. ul. M • Avoiloble lo' lrnm#d,0ll Large rooms, full bosemtnl Asking oni irmioth »iiv in RI hicvt' fash' A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 14/.W0 iind spci i;il h.iiiillin.' St'llll III MANY NEEDS • ( *'i',«'iB'i Fhrtt Oeflroom houie Ion favorite imik' L'hou c ull pet, /4l M7? ••rtfd l?7i plus ul'llties \ i I Wh.-i'li'l III Mir Kl'(l months stcunli/ Ae-onob't immidialei/ COLONIAL one fablrc or print n solid ON THI MM HIOHI I '• I t/m * i fhoughl to thf fulurt \%% It,ink Hi't:rlii Vi'i'illi'iMil room porrJen npartmer* I I o pe'(e Printed Pattei n i n i conditioning Nerjr t,uin VI 164A O^e 4 'oom house, gas Feoturei dtn, yrjr Di'lil l(u\ ll,| Old 1 hi 1 ntol, one 1'oom. tii* snoivtr got heat Muses in I. n n: KfANSH M7.W) Adding Machines Diamonds Pointing and Decorating 1 Station New Vni k N V oportrrif' ' IKiVU |H Si/ TARL " i' U (bU««l l ill tUl Typewriters Bought or Restyled t'ontporiot fin Cd'1 'IMI70 u N i a U i imm Prim PATTKHN MM • oer.ng » • - viirils >+1n( h fabfii CO" fit31) 1 BEH WMK \IM)HKSS ADDING MACH INF s rytftVri >tie\. security " i 75 acre et'aK Po<\ 101 monlh 'THEBERG SKVKN'TYFIVK CKNTS I I *">*•• U I y.iv moulh st Red Bonk '*' Oils General Contractor} AM N( * wf AI roil [or I'm ii ii.ii'ii n mid ' i 542 077V J A Smith ATL AN I if HlOHLAN '. fr-isptfl A,e Ltlle \ilv MA. NKW KiHl I9W Fash \ CABPtMBY POn'tli'nfl il'liNtli'i I'lll ll pilllC'l II lm1 \n I closets doors ndt!'t JO/I . Ut 900 Coll us today Odd Jobs STERLING THOMPSON WMK MiUKKSS with ZIP »Al»,i » COLI n ___ 4e Insulation ______ATTRACTIVE SIZK liml SIVI.K MMMKK mitant Crochet Book New Mom»s Atfrt.i.on- Alterut ens '701) ft', 1 • 140 Hmf II MMMf*19*i Hairpin Crochet Book MHO •Mil i gll 141 IBS Ul Mil SI/ 2-OFFICE SUITE 747-5600 NBW! HCntNO -SCMMKIl Instant Macrame Book 1 C»ntr«|ly ||nH Ar, CATAI.III. We lov» to dtilgn Inatant Gift Book Painting and Decorating immerliale n MO Purnithtd Roomi rnr yiiii "vi r 100 Kiwn Complete Afghan Book Clocks and tt'*Ctl u>tr 1« Jiffy Ruga Book ,,. i »-. ,• ii • -• p| FUiNtlHCLl ROOMS By the ««#! m Watch Repair Slip Covers fey 'ne Ttonth fiitumi^ np«rtm#nt b 12 Prlie Afghani Book • > ll.ll now, PAPf » II»I, th* "lonlri Quilt Book 1 —Hi pattern Antique Cle ' ' * lf CALL 7471100 INS'i nn tlpn*. II. No ioti too lei INSTANT :;' wlni H90II Muaeum Quilt Book 2 :'iO< K lly done Don Ptins lewelt'S t BANf r WM - Of your •HOKIfl T'l.»^ U HI »il ' - it liiilny. * v II 15 Oullta for Today Book 50* 20 The DaUy Kf gbu*. Red a, N.J,Jiie«day, November f, 1I7J 720. Incomt Property SUCH A DEAL! Thrw-btdroom, two both houst to livt in, onottttr houst to rcnl lor 1200/ month in jersey Coast, Ocean County come, on acre o( ground, and ipoce to build your own buimeit In this torn- mcrcial/lndutlrlal ion*. You con I go wrong ot U? WO WALKER & WALKER Reoltori Hwy. ]J 741 HI? Shrewsbury Banks Prepare for Merger NfcW VOKK STATE - UMrly «rM It 1 •erw •eowtHul view Two lorg* bwll*n«k NEWARK - First National lultotlt for oparlmtnlt or lodge Dttp lion or on the drawing boards and other towns to DC an- well CiCtMtnl (Of hunhng and Inning Stale Bank of Ocean County Andrew P. Maloney will be nounced. and First National State Bank president and chief executive The Spring Lake bank, of the Jersey Coast today an- officer of the merged bank, founded in INI, became a 740. Commtfclol Proptfty nounced plans fur a merger of fREEHOLOAflEA - Five-bedroom and Morton C Steinberg will member of First National houic. five butiiesi buildings, on Ihree the two banks be chairman of the executive ocre», Rl. 33 Phon# 463-4M2. State Bancoi poration in 1970. Both are members of Fust committee. They said the It changed its name last Aug *Et"D A HOWE ANO BUSINESS SITE? ; oullfind eiiceMent living facllillei In, Niitmnal State Hancorpura- merger, expected to be com- I from First National Slate (his solid fwo-bfdroom ranch with »epo tion, statewide bank holding rote and large kitchen The full bowmtnt, pleted early next year, will be Bank of Spring Lake to First big lot, ond both an ottached ond detoched company. goroge wiih workshop offer great poten one of the first accomplished National State Bank of the Rol for your business 14*, SO0 1 An application is bi-int filed under the state's new banking Jersey Coast As of Sept. », WALKER & WALKER with the U.S. Comptroller of reform legislation which luis Realtors I97H. it had tot a I assets of Hwy. IS 741 5313 Shrewsbury the Currency (or permission abolished the three banking $36,124,000 and deposits of to merge the Jersey Coast districts into which the state $32,420,000 75>. f "~ bank, which now serves Mon- had been divided. Monmouth T»| LakcwoiKl bank, orga- mouth County from headquar- LITTLE sCv »o7a^oT County had been in one dis- nized in 1934. wa-s known as !»«!» lot. JoHr. O. LOIorul Inc . trtter. ters in Spring Lake, with the lit UX trict and Ocean County in an- Trust Company of ocean Ocean County bank, which other. County until 1972. when it has headquarter! in i.ake- Mr. Maloney is chairman of joined Bamorporation and be- 7*0. Loti and Acreage wood. The boards of directors the board of the Jersey Coast came First National State HUMSON of both banks have approved IVi Kfe 1.1. txlmj rnttMlMI we* Bank. Mr. Steinberg is chair- the proposal Bank of Ocean County. As of man of the board of the Ocean Sept. 30. its assets totaled ATTENTION BUILDERS - Molt Oesir otole gardtn apartment or rondomintum LITERARY CHORE — Monmouth College Library Association members The combined bank will be County bank and a director ol Andrew P. Maloney $41,521,000 and its deposits, sile in Seo Briahl - Southern section ?7i' ot Dulkhrod Pnone mr tor porhrulars onrj turned out last week to price books donated for the sale they'll have known .is First National Stale First National Sittla BaBSW Wt, ftfito.OOfl. wv«fv«f.. IIAHBVV BBttAflNi Realtor. M»- Thursday, Friday and Monday In Woodrow Wilson Hall on campus for Hank of the Jersey (.'oast. II poration. William I'. Van im EveE s iin !M» bank will be in Spring Lake First National Slate Rancor- benefit of the college's Murry and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library. will have total resources of RUMSQN LOT - Beautifully lonrHraper) I.IKIV. now vice chairman of An operations center will be Deration, with total jesources one dirt lot on lovely lone. No site work Left to right are Mrs. J. Allen Mohn ot Oakhurst, Mrs. Milton B. Conford more than $77 million and the board at Ocean County, located in l.akewood Offices of $17 billion, is the parent needer) Terms to buyer Coll IIP 4111 at eight offices, \wth four more t(r 6 p m. - of Elberon, Mrs. Theres A. Dalton of Allenhurst and Mrs. Avrohm Jacob- will be vice chairman of the are now operated by the two holding company »f eight WOODED BUILDING LOTS — In Wilt son of Interlaken. branches now under construe- Ktomburg. I0O.IJO. UOOC. merged bank's executive banks in Spring Lake. Sea member banks. Including Call «S 030« committee. The appointments (!irt, LakeWOOd, South Toms First National State Bank of WEStXoNG BRANCH - Resldenllol building lots, approximately 100x160. Ntar of these and other officers is River, Island Heights, Ber- New Jersey, the state's larg- schools and transportation. All utilities. subject to action by the board Ready to build. II 3.S00. CAMASSA keley Township, and Man- est commercial bank. Later AGENCY, Realtors, m 4100. '41-6134^ 'Gold 'n Little Silver' Will Climax of directors at its organization chester Township Additional this month, County Trust CHARMING WATERFRONTLOT — SltlT meeting. Company In Bergen County oled on dead-end street. Fine area ot branches are planned in Itiinj- Hurmon. The head offices of the new- son, Spring Lake, L'akewood will join Bancorporalion •EUATIFUL ACRE LOT - Great Rum. son location. Borough's 50th Anniversary Events McCUE By Sherry (iinohan Realtors Lovett nursery at the railroad 3D Ridge Rd. station with weary cominu- Mayflower Descendants LITTLE SILVER - Were lers, at Ihe Woman's Club and waiting for the chirp, chirp, 770. Mobile Homw in a chaotic A& P super- chi/p of an egglet to be born " market bustling with busy GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME Schedule Annual Meeting J» Bethany Rood, oil Hoy IS, Hollel. New The egglet, in this case, is shoupers along the way. In .Jersey Walk to snoDOino area 764 391 b the community of Little Sil- the latter scene, Angelo Chris- PLAINF1KLI) - Paul W group and compiler of the so- come of new members by Dr. ' MOBILE HOME FOR SALE~~ For Information coll ver, whose history will be cel- tiana, manager of the A& P in Brakeley. 18 llubbard Park. ciety's new lineage book, will Stuart IV l.loyd of Summit, 717-im ebrated in an original musical Red Bank, is among those conduct the meeting and in- historian; presentation of the lOnSO TWO BEDROOM- Air londl Ihe Little Silver Shopping Honed, paneled walls, shed and attached tracing the development of Center, will play himself. who will attend the annual Iroduce the speaker The line- colors with Edgar Vail of porch. HMO. Call Ml KM alter « p m. the borough from its origins Mr. Dillon is one of several meeting and luncheon of the age book, showing Ihe family WhitetlOUse Station as cap- more than 300 years ago to persons in the cast of Ml who Society of Mayflower Descen- relationships of all members tain; an invocation by Horace 710. CtmeHry Lots the present. have had professional ex- dants in the State of New Jer- who joined before last Febru- f Mcliae of (lien liidge, el- "two CEMETERY PLOTS - Shorelond Memorial Best otter. The line above is limn the perience in the arts. A veter- sey. The program is sched- ary, will be im display. der, and a tribute to deceased Call m 7.473 opening number of the pro- an of many local theater pro- uled for 12:30 p m, Nov. 17 at - Gov, William I Cahill has members by Mrs. Alexander duction winch will be present- ductions, he also has acted in I'lainfieid Country Club. proclaimed Nov. 21 as May- Mackenzie of IJpper Mon- TIP. R»al Bttatt Wonted ed at 8:30 p.m. Thursday! television commercials and in Mr. Brakeley, who is chair flower Compact Day and re- telair. secretary quested appropriate obser- , WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR Friday and Saturday at the a New York nightclub drama. man of the organizations In any condition. Markham Place School. Another is Arlcnc Simon, membership committee, says vance of the 353rd anniver- Mrs. Kirby T. Willitts of Phone J>7 ?lll sary of the signing of the com- Maplewood is chairman of Ihe LISIIN&SOF BETTER HOMES - In The show, entitled "(iold n the choreographer for the there are 17 members who re- Keonsburg MlddletownHoilet Holmdel pact, Ihe first document of luncheon and Mrs. Christian THE SMOlKO_AGENCY Ill 017) Little Silver," will feature lo- show who also has a role in side in the Red Bank area. • self-government in the New Oehler of West field is in HOME'S NEEDED - For buyers In all cal residents in the acting. one scene/She is a former Miss Lucy Mary Kellogg. lce ranges In all areas ol Monmouth World. As is its custom, Ihe charge of reservations. Mrs. K.junty. Use the "Personollted Service" singing and dancing roles and Mouseketccr from the popular chairman of the Five Gener- of New Jersey's Largest Residential Real will climax a yearlong series ations Project of the General society is providing copies of Osgood S. lingers of Kanwood, Estate Broker. Call tor full delolls of our television series. Rcncc Max- Statewide Listing Service. 471 1000 THE of events celebrating the SOth Society (if Mayflower Descen- the compact to area schools a life member of the society's BERG AGENCY, Rt IS, MMdletown, N.J well, Ihe director, is a profes- anniversary of Little Silver's sional singer dants, will speak on "May- They are available from Mr. board of assistants, is con- Kitchel, B38B Plymouth Drive, incorporation as a borough The musical was written by flower Families Through 1'ive sultant. Lakewood, on request from a Dave Dillon and Jim Pagan, Anthony Zalcski, of Deal, a Generations Challenge and Assisting lire Mrs Hubert RECREATIONAL principal or superintendent portraying Joseph and Peter student at Rutgers University. Excitement." W Perlee ol Franklin; hpspi- Parker, the brothers who first Mart Kane is in charge of cos- Walter II. Kilchel of Lake- The meeting will feature talily, and Stuart W Kellogg BIO. Blcycles/Mlnl Bikes settled Little Silver in lliii/. tume design, Mrs. Barbara wood, governor of the slate election of new officers; wel- of Clinton, music BICYCLE - 10 speed, IT1. kick off the musical with their Finch has been in charge of Good condition US Phone 741-S579 rendition of the egg song. sewing costumes and Mclvin The show continues through Barnes is the set designer. about a do/.en scenes in two no. Boats and Accessories Mrs. Lynn Greenwood and acts to the present, with Mrs. Kve Finley, co-chairmen Retnur ilin Phet. m sieve Craft E VERY THING FOR THE BOATMAN pauses at the seashore, at the BY THE SEA — Participants in seashore scene BOATMAN'S SHOP of the musical for the New Jersey's Coroest borough's 50th Anniversary from original musical, "Gold 'n Little Silver," Morlne Supply Mouse wo. Instruction M wtvgrf Ave. 741im Red Bonk Coinmilllcc, said tickets are being presented as part of borough's 50th anniver- Open daily ' » Earn Big Money available at Borough Hall, in sary celebration, are shown during dress rehear- PYRAWA CANOES local stores and at (lie door. sal of the number. They are Meg McNally, sitting ANO INFLATABLE DINGHIES DRIVING SCENIC SERVICE Cf NTEK They are %[.M [or adults and in right foreground, with, from left to right, Lynn Mwy M HJghlondi 1710131 TRACTOR TRAILER OR Thompson, Barbara Ruzicka and Margaret Cof- BOSTON WHALE* - Olottron. Saorl 75 cents for children 12 years crofl. Seocrolt. Sllnger. Johnson. OMC. OPERATING old and younger fey. Musical will be presented at 8: 30 p.m. Met cruiser. Velvo loot trolleft Buy where the service It 7 dovs o wtefc. HEAVY EQUIPMENT Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Markham WINTEKI2INO - And sloroge Retervo Tram Now Place School. lions now 'Free Job (•uidance. Man Admits •No need to leave yuu. FLAGSHIP present |ob while training. •Approved (or Vets Gun MARINE Training. FREEHOLD - Willie Hay Art Show, Auction Municipal Morln* Benin American Training Services Atlantic Hlafclofldi Itl-MM 1000 Hwy t. EngliiMOWIT N J. mon. 53, of 147 Sixth Ave . WINTER STORAGE Long Branch, (aces sentenc- UMptr tool Oo vouf own work ing Nov. l(i for possessing a To Benefit Charities WILSON Boot Worki, Oceanporl 779 44M 536-4455 revolver without a permit in ~"N?WTND US¥D SAILBOATS' ~ RED BANK - The K.\- offered, Each guest will be CLEARANCE - CD 10 . OS M . Mmue Long Branch Jan. 21 II. Entenodo 70, Cotoima 77. Tempev change Club of Greater Red given a catalogue with num- 21 . E».et 7*' ond nlhru llaymon pleaded guilty lo MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER LEGAL NOTICE Bank and the Riverview Hos- ber of painting, artist and •Vwl SI Monmoufh Beach 77? J49; the charge before Superior title. II' CORSAIR SLOOP - Wood and It NOTICE pital Auxiliaries will sponsor btrgloi. Cabin with heod. New ilorm |ib Adlourned meeting ot Shrewsbury Court Judge Louis It Aikins an international art exhibit ond Genoa Au*lllory motor ond dinghy Plonmng Board on Monday. November The Bponsori&g gallery of- Good tomlly boot H3» W J7S0. I?. l>7] nl I IS p m m the Art Room ol Joseph Schwab. 11, of HO'.' and auction Saturday. Ndv. fers a seven-year exchange the Shrewsbury School Heck si. Aibury Park, li in FIBERGLASS PRAM I - Wilt. DOM JEAN W FABRY 17. in Molly Pitcher Inn plan on any work of art ac- Uied once, excellent condition, W V) Borough Clerh be sentenced Nov. :in for ad- A1 6li quired at auction, a certifi- -^—_— l * Nov e 1100 The exhibit will feature Ihe \t> r BOSTON WMAit-R Unkonnel) mittedly transferring a pistol US h p Mercury Fvery pouible option TAKE NOTICE. Mint on the ISln day ot works of international artists. cate Of authenticity, and all Including full canuos ond all olumlnur" October. 19'], the Board ol Adiuslmenl in another person in Wans- tilt-troller with power winch Like ncv ot Ihe Borough ot Union Beoch, N.J . ol All funds raised will benefit information about art media must \ell For detail* or demonstration ter a public hearing, denied the oppli massu last Nov. 28 Without con 741 4117 cation ot Thomas H, and Gloria J. Mo Riverview Hospital and other The auction is under the di- FROM TAXIDERMY TO TABLE - The Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, is letta. lo use building located at Aspen being a licensed dealer or |ins INSIDE WINTER STORAGE Street known ns Block IDS Lot 7, lor the community charities rection Of the AH Guild Gal- going "game" for the next 40 days with a wildlife display arranged in the 1 storage of two trucks Resolution ot sold teasing a permit lo do so Boot* up lo JO . «97 V) Bool* up lo 70 Board has been filed in Ihe office of Ihe The exhibit may be viewed lery of Smithlown lobby by Joseph J. Mocik, left, a Leonardo taxidermist. The pheasants brought in on owner * trailer. II7< Borough Clerk and is available for In from 7; :ill p.Itl The auctio- Tickets are available from , PLEASURE BAY MARINA IN( spectlon. LEGAL NOTICE and ducks which are on view are also on the menu — prepared by chef 5M Pollen Ave Long Brnncl IMrs I Evelyn Kane. Secretary neer's gavel will start the auc- ihe public relations depart- Hans Zbinden, right. And as a dessert suggestion, Frank J. Monica, gener- 19/7 1/ FIHI HI A A1. Wf |1 I HAM A Union Beach Board ot Adiuslmenl ho Mercury engine with trailer. \ New > ' DM tion at H: 34 p.m. ment of RlverviCW Hospital al manager, holds a pumpkin which can be turned into a pie. Coll ;i;-tUlonvtimt after 17 Ndlenal lor* Union No 1 REFOUT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING Guests may arrive early, DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES. OF THE partake of refreshments, in- COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RID BANK •40. Recreational Vehicle! II*N' THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS ON OCTO sped offerings, study bio BER W. 1»» PUBLISHED IN ASSETRESPONSS E TS J«LL MiDf BY COMPTROLLEOollors CISR 19/J bMC LUXURY MOTOR HOME OCosF hTH anEd duCURRENCYe Irom bank. sUNDE (includinR TITLg t NonE 11e unposte, UNITEdD debits STATE) S CODE), ' SECTIOWI TOTAL ASSETS ill uim n Of Keyport was singled out for this year's loroe propone tnnfc1. vpnip tiff, mlrrori gation \.A B.C hers si i ipps iinu m (i foundation HeraldACMS. I'assaic. joining Beoulltul condition 17100 t>rn> Call 74 award because of "his efforts W. LIABILITIES The announcement was and the Washington Journal- that organization in i!i">!i Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Wins in improving the quality of 19/1 DODGE MOTOR HOMF IB MOO Time ond savings deposits of individuals. made yesterday by Rabbi ism Center for t wo con lie is married to lha former partnerships and corporations. . ,».o MARLBORO - Ron Brown life. KOI OTllj »f ttW people of equipped Coll 791 279? or 791-1714 Oeposils ot United Stales Government I.enn j, Vagod and Carl secutive yean (1WI"M) and Jeanne Heed Ol Teancck Deposits of Slates ond political subdivisions I.I/V6M n nf Kcyport won a 107-t Kurd New Jersey, but for the nation tr CORSAIR TRAVFl 1HAUIW lull Certified and officers checks, etc X.Hv J/A DA Straus, chairman of the fami- also has won the Audubon So- They have two children, Jen tetf rontalned, used for three weehs AM. TOTAL 08P0SITS UWJ9U IHI.WIIU PintO in tile Sweeps!i\ik. I Oil and people everywhere In the ingW.MW VIA »*1» |j breakfast cominlitee, Con ciety's 'Conservation Award nifer, S. and Kli/.abeth, 5. lo) Total demand deposits s ei,in; lesl sponsored li\ People! \a world " Ib) Tolol lime and savings deposits \VH. 10 gregalinn A A B.C one of Ihe fur 1973," Ihe Sigma Delia Chi ' » 447.J7I H tional Bank of Monmouth Other liabilities largest orthodox congrega- Last year, Mr. Bishop was Society's "Distinguished Pub TOTAL LIABILITIES Cniintv to celebrate its new SPECIAL JOO IH.SW /I tion! in Ntw Jersey selected by the Institute of in- lit Service Award fur I!I7'2." office here NOTICES RESERVES ON LOANI AND SECURITIES The breakfast is scheduled Icrnattonal Education for and five New .1. Reser vp lor tnd debt losses on loons Other pn/e winners were (set up pursuant lo IRS rulingsl 1.9)4,714 91 Nov IS at 1(1 :lll .i in in the ,i hiilarslnp sludies ,it the I nl- Association Awards Im public Lorraine Wallers of Keans tM. Lou and Found TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS ANO SECURltlES ]",»!l 7)4 91 synagogue Reservation! may ranlty ol Manclrastei service cpmpalgns on water LOST - Mai* German Shepherd 4' burg, second pn/e. ,i side nl monlht old, vicinity ol Long BMHII CAPITAL ACCOUNTS be made bv telephoning the land The scholarship pro and an pollution, land use re- Equity capital iolot 71.171 01»f Chaplain (Li i nl i.urn \ ihal .i "ii "i ,i i II \/ Sdrewibury vicinity, Reward 741 inn of OtOHOE L BISLll/ If r J p m We, Ihe undersigned directors attest Ihe larreclness ol this report ot condition i SA Ret i Mordet nl Max n Armj chaplain has followed In illnn and declare Ihot II has been eirtmined by us ond to the bell of our know ledge ond tteliet it in* and i o»re<' Peoples la • member ol the Daina 0 Monmouth Hie lunt itep. ni in. lather He le.ii Ini ,it U.II il.in High Alston Btekrmm It tfO. Intfructlon SI K-lilllifiii United lersev i h i haplaln He attended D Ihe I Illl i "II.ei lltue rom v Mfler M PIANO iNitiiui now Hanks, Nev i IIMILI 11.ibrc ni Battli '.in III the I •* M ., SUM .Mill lei el\ id III . lalililllK.il I.llllllv .ii \linr (.nrittin R Rhhnp Beetle Bailey Dennis the Menai-e Red Bank-Hlddletown, N J. Tuesday, November *, 1*71 21 HOW COME MY DADBUKN CAKES AlAAMWS COME OUT Crossword Puzzle LOPSIDED ?

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'•1 Your Horoscope, Birthday TUESDAY, November 6 — ductive and. if you play your another co-worker may Born today, you are not one cards right, profitable. cause you In take irritation jctt gets out of hand! who takes criticism easily. * * * ' home with you to the CANCER (June 21-July 22) You do, however, recognize Wednesday. November 7 domestic scene. -A glimpse of your own "true" self can work wonders TCH.'ANOTHER the value of criticism, so long SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) PISCK8 (Feb. 19-March 20) OF THIS SILL^ HABIT u far as your attitude toward as it is constructive in nature, -Make of your thoughts an - Personal virtues come to 'AVE>fOU THOUGHT TIME 8ER3PE IT'S OFALW/WSPlCKIN'ON present responsibililes is con- and you have probably learn- open book today; it is the only your rescue this morning, WMA cerned. There is no need to ed over the years to hold way you are going to come to The temptation to step out of feel guilty. HXE^ SUPPIN'BY....'1 yourself aloof from your own a complete understands character - and out of line tendency to fight back *i'h onc whose friendship -j.sputdo' n by a good trail, I.KO (July 23-Aug. 22) whenever you or your work is you value. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -Power is the k«ty word to Leo's success today. You may the subject of adverse SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- -(,1'arn your own limitations c 21) Yo havu il - but if you don't use remarks. You have learned °« - - " cannot posst- before you enter upon a new h| rllle it just right you may abuse it to wait for the constructive V absolutely and wilh- project. You may be too flat- out and. so. lose It! comment, for the suggestion opposition over another tered at an invitation to help that can be applied in the in- person's life. Bear this in to realize your lack nf prep- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) terest of improvement. mind as you reflect upon aration. -Kxert your influence over difficultit s wi those who would attempt to You are able as if by' ' 9 54 3 medals and then y,» on to club trick. Answer. Hid 2-NT Some ex- SOI III something else But the play As luck would have It, Ihe perils might lull three duiis. e) I.I I 10 ') K i of this hand would never c;irn plan didn't work. West ruffed but thii i- a (iiiuiiitiii course I 1 a medal. the second diamond, defeating with a topless mil when you K J 7 South saw that the opening the yrand slam. And South be- must raise Ihe level Ol itnl- Nnrlh lead gave him a "free" fi- i .line famous for it time a • ding Most experts want a Del- South Pun nesse Without stripping tn the player who started NOT IN MV I tun I *4< whole. South called for a low TMATWA«tNI LOOK At If. and wound up with only 12! (A rocket Guide lo Bridge' 7 e> All P»« CX«J A UNTlMitV u«.... 'C club from the dummy. The point was thai South wntien by Alfred shemwoid is OfHininf lc.nl 4 PsWH.

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•n LL M New School The Dally Register, T««Uy, November 1,1*71 22 Schedules FRAUD FIGHTERS — The Community State Bank and Trust Company in Middletown, In con- English Fair lunction with the township Police Department, HOLMDEI. - The New will sponsor a Fraud Prevention Clinic Tuesday, School of Monmouth County is Nov. 13, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Middletown planning an English Fair Dec. Township Hall, Rt. 35. Going over the clinic 8, headed by Rita and Dave agenda, from left, are Detective Copt. Robert Trooper of Little Silver. Letts; Gerald F. Murphy, bank assistant vice president, and Earl Eckharzt, director of security It will consist of booths with at Sears, Roebuck and Company, Middletown. English themes and will be Also participating in the clinic, which will deal, run by students and parents with ways in which retailers and merchants can involved in the school. Assist- protect themselves against potential loss, espe- ing the troopers will be Pat cially during the approaching holiday season, will DiBello of Matawan. Funds be representatives of the U.S. Secret Service, the raised will help finance the Chemical Bank of New York and the Middletown school's expanding curricu- Chamber of Commerce. lum. The New School is a private elementary day school.

••fttltr SteH Phal» 4 «*» SCHOLARSHIP AWARD — Sun Lee, right, a Brookdale Community College student, receives a nursing scholarship award to aid her in continuing her education from Charles F. Mion, commander of the American Legion post in Long Branch. Mrs. Arlene Sherman, director of the nursing pro- gram, Is at left. Warren C. Trested, post adjutant, center, joins Francis Ringleben, second right, a post executive officer, in the presentation cere- mony in Monmouth Medical Center's professional building 579 Third Ave., Long Branch. Channel Club Tower lUIIHIHIinilllllllllllMIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIll illllllllMltlllllllllllllllllllinillll County Births at Monmouth Beach linn iiuiiiiiiitiuui iiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiii

RIVERVIEW (nee Linda Finney), 179 Creek Red Bank Koad, Keansburg, son, Nov. 4. Mr. and Mrs. George Ottino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith (nee Madeline Amborsino), 90 (nee Edna Bailey), Holiday - Borden St., Shrewsbury, Motel, Neptune, daughter, daughter, Nov. 2. Nov. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scherzer Mr. and Mrs. Juan Villar- (nee Audrey Bremerkamp), roel (nee Monica Estrella), 92 123 Linden Ave., Highlands, South St., Eatontown, daugh- son, Nov. 2. ter, Nov. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liso (nee Dianne Goedde), 12 Hill MONMOUTH MEDICAL Ten, Red Bank, son , Nov. 2. Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ozman (nee Sari Levine), 49 Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Alan Solly view Lane, Matawan, daugh- (nee Patricia Adoino), 1123 ter, Nov. =2. Jeffrey Ave., Wanamassa, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barth daughter, Oct. 30. (nee Linda Egnatovich), 61.1 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O.ua- Sumner Ave., Bclford, son, dagno (nee Sandra Riddle), Nov. 2. Maple Drive, Colts Neck, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley daughter, Nov. 2. Troyano (nee Elizabeth Hay- Mr. and Mrs. David Pictz nes),15 Second Ave., Port (nee Jacqueline Ignatowski), Monmouth, son, Nov. 2. 1131 Front St., Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Soto son, Nov. 3. (nee Mary Ellen Diamond), 22 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller Hopkins Ter, W. Keansburg, (nee Judith Cohen), 52 Valley daughter, Nov. 2. Vale Drive, Old Bridge, son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nov.T (imoch (nee Dolores Berner), Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marks 75 Brook Road, Middletown, (nee Katherine Force), 1407 son, Nov. 2. Rustic Drive, Ocean Town- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jan- ship, daughter, Nov. 3. kouskas (nee Donna Apple- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kit- ton), 2 Cherry St., Belford, zpatrick (nee Barbara Hay- | daughter, Nov. 2. den), 201 8th St., Belford,' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ItUU daughter, Nov. 3. (nee Donna Malhews), 1 Hud- Mr. and Mrs. John Zeok dy Court, Little Silver, son, (nee Suzanne Springer), 301 Nov. 3. W. Sylvania Ave., Neptune, Mr. and Mrs. John D. daughter, Nov. 3. Thompson (nt'p Cathy Rau), Mr. and Mrs. John (iilsey 12 Parkway Place, Middle- (nee Darlene Sayles), 438 town, son, Nov. 3. Mam St., Keyport, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gratly Nov. I (nee Patricia Conroy), 4H7 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Garman Surf Ave., Belford, daughter, (nee Lynn Stone), Prothero Nov. 4. Road, Colts Neck, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rtepel Nov. 4, JCP&L Seeks to Use Higher Sulfur Fuel MORR1ST0WN - Jersey Uw world, the company had Central Power & Light Com- boon advised by its principal pany has asked that the De- supplier that it would no long- railment nf Environmental cr be able to supply fuel (if the Protection consider allowing quality required by existing JCPL'l fuel ml suppliers lo regulation! ol the Department deliver fuel oil with .i sulfur ol Environmental Protection. content (if up to l it percent. 1 At the present time, under Soho Galleries Jersey's air pollution control regulations. JCPL ran only Tour Scheduled burn oil at its generating sta- LINCROFT -TheCommu tions in Sayreville and Smith nitv Services Division ol Amboy witii a sulfur content Brdokdalo-Community col of,3 per cent \t its Gilbert legs Will have an all-day trip generating station in Holland to New York City and tour of Township, the company is the Soho Art (lallcnes there permitted to burn (net mi with Nov. 14. sulfur content Ol I per cent Ihe Sohn (iallenes is une of MTI.'S requirements for Ihe newer and mure unusual a distinguished new condominium apartment residence that number ti fuel oil at its gener- facilities of us type in New ating ItaliOlU in Smith \iiiliny York. Participant! will be led and Sayrevillo are for inuuiiii mi a guided walking tmir ol puts you high above the sea.. .and well beyond the crowd barrels per nimilli The com- the area and will visit H pany requires I25.0M barrels le.Cted shows. They will see of 1 per cent sulfur Oil per the latest production! in month at its Gilbert Hener- wood, rope, plaster and Whether you're considering a summer place or a year 'round A uniformed doorman will always be on duty at the dual cano- atlng Station bronze sculptures, graphics, home, you should see Ihe apartments at Channel Club Tower... pied entrances to the luxurious lobby, and a closed circuit TV In i letter i" the state paintings and photography, by an elegant 17-story building soaring high above the waterfront... security system will assure your privacy. The building is pre- Board of Public Utility Com- new established artists directly opposite the exclusive Channel Club with its large mar- wired for Cable TV. Hallways are carpeted, air conditioned and mlMlonera, .M TI. Infoimed The bus will leave from ina, restaurant and club facilities, pressurized to reduce noise and help eliminate cooking odors. ihe PIT thai because ol re parking hit 4 on the Llncrofl cent development! In I ho campus at 8:30 a m. and You've never witnessed views like these of the open Atlantic, Our Health Club will have saunas for men and women. There Middle Kasl, and elsewhere in turn by 4 illlp m Ihe Shrewsbury River and the surrounding countryside ... unless are card and game rooms, a heated outdoor swimming pool and you've seen them from a plane! tennis courts, both lighted for night recreation ... all included in The handsome one and two-bedroom iJpartmenls, with 1 Vi the monthly carrying charge. Of course, there's a covered park- KEEP WARM THIS to 3 baths, available in 8 different variations, are exceptionally ing space for your car, with valet parking f rorruJusk to dawn. WINTER, BURN large and gracious. Each has a solid reinforced concrete balcony If you'd like to live the good life by the sea, come visit our for full enjoyment of those magnificent views. All living areas furnished models . . . while there's still a good selection. More have fine quality wall-lo-wall carpeling; windows are of insulated than 70% of our purchasers now live less than 15 miles from tinted glass. Channel Club Towers . . . they know its beautiful site, and what CANNELCOAL Each apartment is individually air conditioned and has its an outstanding value il is! own Westinghouse washer and dryer; General Electric com- One and two bedroom apartments from $41,400. IN YOUR FIREPLACE pactor, dishwasher, oversized relngerator with icemaker, and A low remaining penthouse apartments from $61.100 Financing double oven range (one self-cleaning). Every apartment has available. Occupancy beginning July, 1974 1 CHANNEL CLUft abundant closet space with at leas! onn walk-in closal i If WER FREDD.WIKOFFCO. enclosed storage space in the building for each apartmonl.) In . HitMn J Itnl. AS Oov.loprr.anl, Inc.. n t onolly omtd tiitmJ'«y ol Amincan 236 MAPLE AVENUE MfirlH apAHmpM luffHll - Channel ClubTower • Channel Drive, Monmouth Beach • (201) 229-2828 ltd by W A J SI RED BANK SB? 741-0554 Optn tvtty day (mm 10 A M i" DIRECTIONS: Garden State Pkwy Exit 117. Ihon south on Rte 36 lo Monmouth Beich OR. Cardan Stale PKwy txll 109. Ihsn ei9l on RltJ 5?0 to nia 36; •oulh on m« 36 to Monmouth Beach. OR, Garden Slate Pkwy Exit 105. men east on Monmouth Pkwy to Rte 36, north on Rle 36 lo Monmouth Beach