Overflow Holmdcl Problems Reactions to Nixon's Talk Widely Varied

Overflow Holmdcl Problems

SEE STORY PAGE t£ The Weather Partly sunny today, high in FINAL low 70s inland, lower on coast. Mostly cloudy and mild to- Red Bank, Freehold morrow, chance of thunder- Long Branch EDITION storms. I .36 PACES Moiimouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO.213 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1973 TEN CENTS HmmiiiiliiiiUMiiiiiiiiHiliiumiiiimiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiililiiiilii iimiiiffl I B«"imi«iiiii H mi >« unm iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin HIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i i urn iimiiiimiiniiuin i HIM iiiiHrnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiimiaimroiimimiiiimiiiii Reactions to Nixon's Talk Widely Varied ByGREGBORAK "I don't know what to be- tergate to kill any move to im- bridge Ave., Fair Haven. "He lieve," said Brett Elliott, a Ft. peach him." knows more than he's telling Local reaction to President Monmouth microwave radio No such proceedings have and what he did say came too Nixon's Monday night address repairman. "I can't see Nixon been undertaken. If the Presi- late." <;., concerning the Watergate being naive enough to let his dent is charged with mis- Mr. Nixon ended his address bugging case runs the gamut assistants pull the wool over conduct in office, the House of by saying "Tonight, 1 ask* for from "It's all his fault" to "It his eys that far. He's too Representatives has the sole your prayers to help me in ev- was excellent." shrewd a politican not to power to impeach him. A ma- erything that I do throughout A random sample of public know what his aides were jority vote is required to in- the days of my presidency to opinion conducted in down- doing and the whole speech itiate the procedure. The U.S. be worthy of their hopes and town Red Bank and among was far-fetched." ' Senate acts as the court with of yours. politicans yesterday produced the chief justice of the Su- "God bless America. And Harold Seldin, a civil engi- condemning, middle-of-the- preme Court presiding. A two- God bless each and every one neer at 60 Broad St., Red road and laudatory comments thirds roll call vote of sena- of you." Bank, went a step'1'further in concerning Mr. Nixon's ac- tors present is required for Lauds Choice voicing his doubts about the ceptance of the responsibility conviction. John Ekdahl of 18 Button-^ motives of the President. for the Watergate case. "Ending his speech with wood Land, Rumson, said the President didn't go far enough In .his address, Mr. Nixon "The whole thing stinks," something like 'God bless in his address but praised him said he had no knowledge of he said. "The speech was a America and everyone' was for appointing Mr. Richardson political espionage at the Wa- calculated device or gamble really a trick to get sympathy as attorney general. Mrs. Veronica Dinen Brett Elliott Harold Seldin Irving Ritterman tergate or attempts to cover it to curtail the public and Con- from the public," said Mrs. See Nixon, page 2 'Nixon too shrewd' Whole thing stinks' 'Whole-heartedly approve' up. gressional ire concerning Wa- Veronica. Dinen of 225 Cam- 'lie fowws more' Trooper Slain, Another Wounded on Turnpike EAST BRUNSWICK - A to the Administration Building men, both of whom had been" There'was'speculation that New Jersey state trooper was and was driven to a nearby shot. Foerster may have shot the shot to death early today and hospital. The man was pronounced man and woman whose bodies a second trooper wounded af- When other officers arrived dead at the scene while the were found in the car and that ter stopping a car on the New at milepost 83, they found woman was reported in serious the second man may have Jersey Turnpike for a minor Foerster's body, the spokes- condition with multiple gun- continued south on the Turn- motor vehicle violation. man said. shot wounds of the upper pike before abandoning the Tlie body of Trooper Werner The car halted by Harper body. car. Foerster, 35, of Old Bridge, was occupied by two males The other man was not im- was found near milepost 83* a and a female, the spokesman mediately located and local Foerster, who joined the few hundred yards south of said. The vehicle was found and state police began at once state police in July, 1970, was the Turnpike Administration later at milepost 78, five miles to comb the Middlesex County married the spokesman said Building here. He was pro- to the south, and contained farm country in search of He and his wife, Rosa, had nounced dead at the woman and one of trie him. one son, Eric, 3. Middlesex Genera^ Hospi- tal in New Brunswick with multiple gunshot wounds. Foerster was answering a call from Trooper John Har- Nixon Eyes Agnew per, 29, of Freehold, who had radioed that he had stopped a AFTERATH OF FATAL FIRE — What remains ture. Five persons died in the blaze ond nine oth- southbound car with Vermont of the Manhattan Hotel in Lakewood, after an ers" were injured. (See Story, page 3.) license plates for a traffic of- early morning fire destroyed most of the struc- fense. For Broader Role Troopers who stop automobiles for vehicular matters WASHINGTON (AP) - The President was closeted but rather that the chief of are required to call for a President Nixon,' seeking to in the.Oval Office with Agnew staff's duties may be taken backup patrol car as standard put his White House in order, yesterday, discussing the vice over in part by the Office of Parochial School Aid Ruling operating procedure, a police is said to be considering an president's new responsi- Management and Budget. spokesman explained. expanded role for Vice Presi- bilities. Haldeman and Ehrlichamn Harper was shot in the shoul- dent Spiro T. Agnew now that What they will be is ex- were seen leaving the White der as he approached the two top aides have left be- pected to be announced short- House yesterday earring To Be Appealed to Top Court waiting car, the spokesman cause of the Watergate scan- ly- stacks of documents, even as said. The ^ooper then walked dal. A restructuring of the White the FBI mounted a ''round-the- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Monday and is'not due in, the four New Jersey Roman lated the U.S. Constitutional House staff, made necessary clock guard in offices con- William T. Cahill says New Trenton before November. Catholic bishops. provision for. the separation of by the resignations Monday of taining Watergate-related Jersey will appeal to the U.S. Marcel Kennedy, of Pas- The letter, written by Ed-church and state. chief of staff H.R. Haldeman files. Supreme Court to overturn a ward J. Leadem, executive di- Press Secretary Ronald L. saic, vice chairman of the The program was adopted and top domestic adviser John federal court ruling that upset rector of the conference, said Ziegler said the guard was parents organization, said the in 1971 and provided $10 a Compensation D. Ehrliehman, also was dis- the state's J19.5 million paro- court ruling was "but another in part, "it is our feeling that cussed with Agnew and at a posted "to physically protect chial school aid plan. all steps be taken as promised year to parents of elementary the files to make sure that ac- interpretation that attempts school students and $21) a year 3U-minute meeting with the to use the Constitution as a by you to seek the reversal of cess and removal of any files The governor told a crowd for the parents nf higli school Cabinet. of parochial school children means to deprive, rather than this decision by the ... Su- were supervised in accor- students to pay for textbooks, "It's a meeting that has to estimated to be 8,(100 strong insure the civil rights of indi- preme Court so as to right the Probe to Hear be seen as important," a dance with very strict proce- instructional materials and by police that "we'll fight it to viduals." injustice which has been White House source said. "We dure." He said FBI agents supplies. the Supreme Court." The rally tied up traffic in wrought upon our children can assume that the subject checked everything removed But Cahill told them that Trenton for several hours as and their parents." A second part of the plan dealt with the future more by the two resigned aides. "there is no basis at this time scores of buses ringed the The three-judge federal paid for secular supplies, Judges Today than such things as Water- White House sources said to ask the Legislature to War Memorial Building and court ruled April 15 that the equipment and services in the gate." that before Haldeman and Ehr. enact another law until we police cut off access to the entire program of parochial private and religiously atfil- TRENTON (AP) - The lost, stolen, destroyed or oth- A participant in the Cabinet lichman resigned, they in- have exhausted the available State House. and private school aid vio- iated schools. State Commission' of In- erwise mysteriously dis- meeting said Kenneth R. Cole, spected government files, judicial remedies." As Cahill entered the audi- vestigation continues public appeared. Memories in some executive director of the Do- seeking documentation for Cahill's rival in the June 5 torium the students began hearings today on alleged instances became quite vague mestic Council, will take over their claims of innocence. The Republican primary, Hep. chanting, "Help us governor, abuses in the workmen's com- or inconsistent," McCarthy some of the duties handled by search apparently resulted Charles J. Sandman Jr., sent help us governor," and Wage-Price Curb pensation system with two said. Ehrliehman and eventually -from new accounts that fired a telegram in support of the greeted him with a deafening compensation judges among He also said "some at- may replace him. presidential Counsel John W. rally. roar. the list of scheduled wit- torneys appeared before us, It was also reported that Dean 3rd was prepared to The rally had been orga- Cahill also issued a state- nesses. not to represent the true inter- Stephen B. Bull, assistant to give investigators documents Tightening Likely relating to an alleged White nized by Parents Concerned ment thanking the Roman The hearings opened yes- ests of their clients but rather the President, has taken on for the Right of All School Catholic bishops of New Jer- WASHINGTON (AP) - Ad- Burns. terday with SCI officials to represent other interests added duties in short-term House coverup of Watergate,. Children to ask that Cahill try sey for their support of his de- ministration officials say Nixon also scheduled a ses- saying they would demon- subject to our investigation." scheduling and paper flow. It Meanwhile, The New York to bring the Legislature back cision to appeal to the Su- some tightening of Phase IS sion with the Labor-Manage- strate fraud by doctors and In his opening statement. is not considered likely that Times today quoted sources to Trenton to work on a new preme Court. wage-price, controls appears ment Advisory Committee, a lawyers, improprieties by Diana explained in detail he will replace Haldeman —: See Bigger, page 3 private and parochial school He cited a recent letter likely after President Nixon's panel of five labor and five compensation judges and the what the commission planned aid law. from the New Jersey Catholic meeting today with top eco- business leaders named to ad- mysterious disappearance of to show at the hearings. The Legislature adjourned Conference which speaks for nomic advisers. vise him on wage-price con- documents once they were He told, for instance, nf subpoenaed. A Young Australian mnuiiiumwiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii Some officials hinted at trols. physicians doctoring their stronger enforcement moves Although prices have been The outline of the hearings records for the benefit of law- lo halt the galloping inflation. increasing in recent months, was given by SCI Chairman yers, who sent them patients, But Nixon advisers in recent at the fastest rate1 in tl years. John F. McCarthy Jr. and of "assembly line" physicians AtBrookdaleCollege The Inside Story days have ruled out any new Nixon has resisted stepping in special counsel Knnakl S. who see thousands of patients A young Australian is an as- gram instituted whun^hospital County Fare lifts the lid on parties...... page 22 wage-price freeze and rigid, with strong new wage-price Diana. a year, of X-ray and physical sociate professor at Hrookdalc , bills and unemployment cut Potluck tells how to start a Rum Pot PaEc2:t mandatory controls. controls to combat the new The hearings are expected therapy being administered Community College in I.in- into their finances. Low-cost Lakers get Jump on Knicks in opener Page 26 The President called in key burst of inflation. to extend over several weeks. by unlicensed personnel, of (Toft. He came to the United meatless dishes from family- High school baseball roundups Pages 27-28 advisers after being granted His advisers say that the McCarthy said the'eommis- doctors who administered un- States on a Kullinght Scholar- tested recipes are shared by Freehold results, entries, selections Page 28 another year of wage-price kind of inflation the rial inn is sion had 21! private hearings necded heat treatments to ship 111 years ago. many people who are battling control authority. Scheduled experiencing cannot be affect- since Dec. 14, 1972. at which patients simply to run up ex- Bob Uramley. manager of the high cost of living. Bridge Advice 31 DAILY REGISTER to attend the meeting were ed by controls. 54 witnesses testified. Sev- penses In ailed the si/.<- nf 'The Register's Middletnwn 'In ins "Outdoor World" col- Classified 2J-32 PlIONi: NUMBERS Treasury Secretary (Jeorge P. Much.of the general rpue enteen invoked their Fifth compensation awards. Bureau, writes about the per- umn, William K. Sandford Comics 33 Main Office 7410010 Sliiiltz. Budget Director Koy rl.se has been caused by price Amendment right nut to testi- sonable teacher in an article writes that last Thursday's Contemporary Life 22-24 Classified Ads 741-6900 fy and 10 of those were grant- Diana also told about a Mid- Ash; Herbert Stein, chairman boosts in food, energy, and in- dlesex County law firm nf two being prepared lor tomor- action in the State Senate "is Crossword Panic 31 Legal Adv 741-0010 of (he Council of Economic ed immunity from prosecution row's editions. Headers one for the books." Dr. Irwin ternationally traded com- young attorneys that "cor- Editorials t Display Adv 7410010 advisers and Federal Reserve modities affected by I he dol- in return for their testimony. should enjoy Kevin S. llay- Polk's "Here's to Health" Eatertalnnwnt 34,35 Circulation Dcpt 741-3330 rupted nearly everyone it : Board Chairman Arthur !•'. lar devaluation, and short "Witnesses have died of be- ter's comparison of the l S. deals with a study whjch hints Fiaanclal 20 Sports Dept 7410017 came in contact with " supplies of some goods, his come otherwise unavailable. with his native land, and they that Vitamin C has a new, vi- Horoscope .33 Contemporary Life 741-0010 "•The activities nf tins firm Holmdei Residents advisers have said. Documents were allegedly may learn a new definition for tal role. Both columnists are Make A Date IS Accounts Payable ...... 7410010 spread like cancer," Diana Itabies Clinic to be held at the an often used English woni. regulars m Thursday's Daily Movlei M Accounts Recelvable...74100IO Lobster Night said. Register, Northern Monmoutii Township Garage, Crawfords Need Credit? Need a Car? In tomorrow's Contempo- OMturks 4 Mlddletawn Bureau (71-2250 Friday, May 4. at Olde Union County's largest newspaper Corner ltd., Holmdcl, N.J. on Call Ralph or Bob, 220-4790. Don't Come To rary I,it!• section, Margot Sport* 21-28 Freehold Bureau 4S2-2121 ' House. K42-7575 (Adv.) and Miinmouth County's most May 5 from III a.m. to 12 noon. (Adv.) Television 35 Long Branch Bureau...222-0010 The Caboose Bar unless you Smith writes about a family's interesting newspaper. HMmiiniHIHUHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII May 11 from li p.m tn s p in. Sickles' Greenhouses like (•nod drinks and gnod .strenuous lood budgeting pro- ('" William McFarlanil. Harry's Lobster House Charlie Mann and Carla Real Estate Sale!) Now open. Geraniums, an- people. Live music Fri. and Walk For Mankind Are back at the Alpine Manor, Compressed two week course Secy, Board of Health, nuals, tomato and vegetable Have you tried our delicious Harry's Lobster House Sat., Ii4 So. Undue ,\vc, llwl (let involved in mankind. Call Highlands, starting Friday starts May 7. MAECOM, 542- Holmdei plants. Little Silver. 741-'J!>U3. baked, stuffed shrimp with Bank. (opp. railroad station). Still remodeling but open for and Saturday. (Adv.) " 3439. (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) champagne sauce? . (Adv.) (Adv.) the Walkline-747-i'l)!>7. (Adv.) business! (Adv.) 2 IV , Bed Ba*k-Mkkflet«ra, \.J. . Ma* :. IS72 - « Nixon Speech Reactions Widely Jfudge Weighs Verdict

(Con&Bued) _ After lu. Red Bank's Democratic ardson is impartial loict reporters. "I hope Mavor Daniel J. O'Hern In Boundary Dispute enough to conduct the in give me he!i ever> t:me •hoyght Mr Ni\on < vestigation." Mr Ekdahi said trunk I'm'wrong. 1 f.npe J: . FREEHOLD - Superior is the jx>undar>' line I**" referred to in court as - •'but ii i! wasn t for the free worthy of your tru? iict^dea *h <;DDo.rt Court Judge Merntt Lane Jr. John A Martin project Willow Brook, press, we would never have Katr.enr.e ^r^r.arr. p: yesterday reserted decision manager for T & M Associ- The witness said that maps gotten to the bottom of iru< aert r»f the W a-nir.^t-'-ri i j'c *o / r< A, r.n a twJridar.- dispute raised ates. Hoimdcr- municipal en- from the Army Corps of Kngi- r The pres< deserves q-jite aVt -.cvpted Zi?u.-:r- ap•••; a l t _ '1 " h, a'Wer.fie'id Corporation -.nccr said he examined ,nei-rs arid his atlas depict -Wil- r o{ credit for expo-ir.*: tr.: "'"•" acii r tr!at wir:; its proper!) to r>- t"r.rce maps wtiicli proved t.i |»w Brook as the boundary. fair " I--MC-49Kft. :r. H-.:rr.ic!ar.dW.Mar:nor') h:m thai what wa, dc-picled ' Mr Carton said he at- Pres:o>:-r.t \i\on i rd rt.tr.c---- J-.r Marlboro ar.'j on the tax maps was i-orn-ct icmpled lo follow the Ixûnd- , 5fK5 S<-; tv'.; =ry. Fk.r.sl c i Hfjl-dei testified that a rea- Tne tax maps-'-.how Willow ary description in a 1W3 law ier. r.ad Prevjoi.>; ::£r.rr.er.t •:•! tr.e pre-er.r Brook as the boundan ^J1 w''s no1 successful. That cemned t he pre>> f.>r '•-•; b.^r.dsr-. between tne two If the boundary line r; re. law cstablishod the bound- 1-2 v ! they a,!rd t'.w.-.c- ~.,;r.t v\t..r,d .Vbrl- aJigntd to Hop Brook, the line ancs lietween Freehold and f.turxied •"f< >rrr.aT;:"ir: •>; ar-r- s trrr'tcr. ;r.t'. Hoirr.dt!' would have to be (.-xlcridcd to Middlelown Marlboro was es- :,TS the W;atergate buj^:ir.s '.':..age sr.c H.-.lrr.cel rr.iaht 'meet Line Road and this lahlishwJ by an IK4« act and Mr Z,egieT :n ::?nt ra:r. ii>yj; a tw.v-;ouare rmie might mean that twifmilcs Iliilrndel and Matawan Town- »•. c^xi^-nt S iiudr^>s 3' tract frorr. Matal?*'an Town- wouid have to be taken from ship wen- established by an f:rrna!ion Of John Kkdahl -r.:p the border somewhere, he IKM law txcj. apolog:zepnevtojd to trs- u ;> d,.tm •' rr-tlii' Cr.-al.rr.i-.r.t tr.e present rr.j- said H w-as common for the lan- sr.stcn Pf 'St. 'A mon r.^ •••-•-- • •• r.• :zi ', .'o--", 'c- $i---j.i-,-n .. ,. Kiiace in deed descriptions to sued th e w' a! e r L- j*. t* Ma>or John d. Tuler - •••' •- ^. - - ,:: ..-.:.-,-- - ,-- V- v.-.'i-c H.- Vo^ - M. - "ll cfmld trl"atI> ''" lb"'n'V , appear in subsequent deeds 'llut'iitf inn 'titular tin il, 4' --•-•• :. :.. -:- >. -.-,-,: :,.:.c. :,,: ,. :•::— '.-.W-V-"« « ^:d Mr Martm' * "'al h-'ause the information LS co- •.i-.'.r,r.,.r/.^-.'< ..'.:,.: ir:;:,'--*'. at. • .:'-": V^ (," >' Spends on how Matawan , ,,a,h Ume ' • ( F •-•:••• K\.T.?-,-. :.U:.T :-•.'..-.•••. H: .S4 fe:-*^. Hop Errand 1°^ M" M ' VT^/'he Mr. Carton, tqo. said that if •.-W-v:-:.- :K-.e:.aK«.i:..a-.c::;--.2 ™S< E-^ 1^ T;r , de,cnbed Mr Mart n said he lh(1 b(|undary ,lne were Shrewsbury Board V-iy.-r >::- v:;r. -r. Bv,c—.r :- „., ,.c« tv\^w Brco,: wh:cn Adnot survey the lands and ,han (,d frorri Wllk)W Brook to W.tr-va-.e ir.i.'.-.rar. ..'.•.--.:;«•..• r. :-:-..-.,- :- lo—arv f^;, -r, uld ^ rr,ade no calculations but only m m alfm- -•"---'-- ^£-^ ^t-^c-v^riw concluded the results from an J boundarles of Matawan To Study Crossing • r..-'V torn- 7^,. -.-,-.-.,-• r.. •..-„-. -. ^,Br... r..-..'. ... . r. ",r examination of the maps. T,,u;nthTn " ^.^'arV:;;^-^ J.Gerard Carton Jr. vice "^^ Mayor Morton SHREWSBURY - A Tr.e ryard fîied :-> cecide Scores Criticisms --. - -. ^•-•.i: £,:«:> :r.H.-.;r.d.-: Patient of Atlantic Abstr-c sald h ma „ ,h reeh(lld fymK request from the Shrewsbury ft ;ts ?cho r,.^r, • ,^.vi,-.:. Tr.e c^.r=r.v a;c rot c:. ^ ^ H f" ,^ Monmouth County. Planning Grammar School PTA 'hat >ear. b> the sarr.e Jojr-:.>four --.-:. .iT^=:,-j ..r.::....r. ..' -..:e :r.-.;&•., r ...-.-c:rv •- t.:.«;r.r rt^:!'*i::st^ Marlboro said he examined ftard show mQW Brook as the Board of Education sup- •• •'.•' Board rr.eTit^r Le-'tr : r rt d ds ax ips dnd 1 ' •"•- =" '•• . i-^st;^::- :r. :r.i &-• :-.:-- :r. Ho;~avl aunr- ins p:e^ P 'f > f ' "'; the boundary line between . port its request for a full-time Ka-cr: Jr was absent With :--:*-Yx"r. -,-..•- ,.-. ,1":,.:,-; ! t^-.e -;,n of :t c-e' h t'e two- Highway departm^t maps . crossing guard at the Obre 'half the board opting ;->r a 5 ; Mariboro and Holmdel •-"^••••^•''•; W- told all r.» kr.,i- -d c,y trial K:or. Jucê Lane. and an 1»,J atlas he has. • Hichar(1 Whltney, an em- Piace-Samara Dn\e inter- >horer -•.r.u^: vear ar.d a J v: : section has spurred the school br.ef mictvrm v ica":on. ire! ; ' ' •''• -"; '•- ~'-'- i>? i ca-e ™ N:x r. . Enters Case Other C'ompllcatloifs plnye of S and M Land Sur- r r J r tx>ard to make another study tr.e ntner half oaoiirg a •. a- - ""•••_ •" • ,;" ' *•'" ''--'''h " * •-•'• ••'• sr.-"'W ir>-u": \; tre utsf: ot tr.e trial. , Mr. Carton said the 1929 veying Corp., testifying on be- '"•" ''••••'•'••:• '•••" - - t;'4e;:.r.::Mr. r.-"; -v ,'• .~cei .-i:d :: wi? ;j:r.g to ^.ate highway department half of the plaintiff, said he of the situation. l-rioar w.tr. h :^.: A*-.^ O^-- :r ; r;r ! r: r i " -^ ^_ ' -- "•"- -?ea.-".. He rr.i> r.i.r oeen rerram r.'eutrai :r. t.-.e c;-.;l ac- n:ap for Rt. 1)4 shows the walked Willow Brook and Hop The request for yet anotner 'Af.f-n >>'^.^-t»"-r^ ar:G ?nn;r.i; 'a 1=-a • •" ""^ ''•'•• '-••? -rueiaM. cut in: cnf:."-:--." a :::n b^t ;.rs'.c-.ruay it cabled a boundary line between Marl- Brook and both we'nt under-" study was made by hoard •!jr;e 13 the t> :"'-e5t;gat:or.. w;.i «:-..--* w-.rr.e55 wr.o testified tnat r.e boro and Holmdel as Hop ground south of the Matawan member Barry Semp!e. fol- a cecisf.n ur.t.l r.c\t 'rr.''.-th -.- '.<: -.'•'. • '.r.t:,./••-.-• n:cn- -r^ :rj;r ^ conciudea tr.at Uil.ow Br-xifi Brook which, he said, has Township line. lowing a four-lo-fftar split vote Mr: Jf-r;>en B.-r:'--ur.c(-d tr.at ~ on the question of whether or a T S Army tr-vi: w^.a rx- j rtit to back the PTA request. a'.aiiable for ^r"...cr-r - r.^vs j Tne board adopted Mr. at the upcorrir.i: ~.r.,v.ii fair on j Semple s motion >ix-lo-«r.e, Miturtia;.. Ma> \v ; with one abstention. At the ri-Qj.-; ••:' =.r..>-; -J- Board president Kay B. Jen- P"-r;r,!'-r.d;-r.t ' -rti* Branit-y. • sen appointed Mr. Semple the briard apcr1:1.-J epph- | flei'sehmasns chairman of a special com- cat'<; :x T'.tJe '. i^ra- vinjc-h. I -msttee to prepare a report of j traffic hazards facing borougn - pro- youngsters at the Samara- f>redu- Obre intersection as »e3 as other troublesome traffic spots in the borough ar.a t> prl ^ The makers of Fleischmann's Margarine... invite you to... Crish Pregram ?* '•~*...~.:v*'y*~i£-£.- .'•---.. recommend act-on to t r.-:• y - -' - -. - i •, i -. • ~ • f board. •*;rf i.>=::".r~ .-.-'•«. they OpposM Stndy •%i:iLir r.i..-'- ": :-r expended by Veteran ooard ~ wr.ich could be "We have a.i the ir.'.om- .-.ec =f.er tna! aate s cholesterol-free egg substitute. . '•' .-r.tei-r -tudent tutoring :.--^ra— ;r.-..:p.:nJ 15 eighth tracer- wm. M::1 rtelp children tr. tr.e lower ttradv^ in readir.g and art'hrrivt'.c is ntinu :n- ^.itiited under tne super. :>:.">n •*c-nt out and hired a traf!;c [•>r.>u;tin: Ue sK-r.t $-w and îh'K1! > reading and learning >c rrâv ;u>t as *•:-,) rôi r.ave. c.âDi::tie-- sT'rivaii-t '.'"••jnt:; too?: no rwt:;e of us." •Mr Erad.e;. said tutors ~i..i Mr Marx. a:v'tr.er /c^ trorri :ne KM Bank Regional time boarc merr.tjer. High >cnoo!'5 National Honor The r,£-t-a V~r a fu::-t;me SiKiety are aireaa> operating £'cu!! cr«s.r,2 r-ard a*, the :n- sn effectiver afterschool u- tersectir-n r.a- &ren tne syt>- tonal program in tne gram- ;.-:-c: of almost continual coun- mar school. cu-PTA discussion and argu- The board approved a letter ment over the past several of congratulations to be sent rr/.rHhs. to the advisor and staff of the Last November, a three- school's newspaper. •'The woman delegation from the .Crown." which recently unn a PTA told Council that the first place certificate in the heavy and complex traffic at Columbia School Press Asso- '.hat particular intersection ciation content. were too great a respon>iblity for young school safety patrol Janu's (jrvson members to handle. After' meeting with borough police Heads PTA and the 1'TA counc;! agreed i" hiring a gu^rd to :vnn the LUNG, BRANCH - At a intersection frnm T :vi to> 30 meeting of uur Lady Star of a rr, ana !r.;-iuaed tr.e ;>ost;r,rr trie Sea PTA. the •foL'owing of- .n ;ts ne* hjdeet. adapted ficers were 'jr.amnmus-ly ;a~!Marih ejected James (Jryson. president: Mrs Joseph Clancy. At co'jnr;. »'Apr.! !'l rreet- '.•:ce president: Mrs Herman :::z- four PT \ -•jr^b-r- aL'a;n Kmrrions. recording ,-ecre- : demanded a f j!:-::rr c i'Jard. tar- : Mrs Donald Johnson, sr;-:! aftvr -••~.^ "t-tv -'a'e- corresponding secretary1, and ::-er.ts from y.'.r =:d(-v •.'•rjr:- Rs;. Barror treasurer. - •' .i deferri-G ar.;. funner d;-- P:a>> for a dinner-dance, .-. r.eduled tor May :y ;n the K!ks Home were' finalized. The .^hrm-R-jrv Horojch 1 Mr Sr.-fin and .Donaid Phil- Teacher - A^s-'a :31;•• n has ..p- are tr.airT.cn. w.tri Mi- fully backed the PT'. reqj"-t -po- fnr a nrim::;? ar.a afterr.-^n n ' i.:i jA^rd> i: M r.ee

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Nixon, Brandt Wind Up Talks SaiIIAZLET d— Disgruntleind Pooabout children rbein g Conditioexposed added. n tennis players were out en Vandalism at the courts was WASHINGTON - President Nixon and West German to "poor playing conditions." masse last night complaining another problem brought out Chancellor Willy Brandt today wind up two days of talks that Contractor Assailed to Township Committee mem- by Mr. Sullivan. have ranged over U.S.-European relations and other inter- The township, he contined, bers of alleged poor playing Greater Problem national questions. "should hot be penalized for conditions at the Beers St. the contractor's stupidity." He was told by the mayor Diplomatic observers say yesterday's session cleared the tennis courts. that vandalism in the dis- way for foreign ministers to meet in the capital of Finland in Complaints were also aired Committeemen heard com- over non-residents using local trict's schools was a greater June for preparatory talks on European security and coopera- problem. Steps have been tak- tion. plaints of safety hazards, sag- courts. Mrs. June Kunreuther ging tennis nets, loosened en to eliminate that. Mayor Brandt, said the observers, has endorsed Moscow's sug- of 9 Parkview Ter. said chil- posts and a poor court surface Kupfer said, and now "the, gestion that heads of government attend a second round of the dren from neighboring munic- oozing with tar. problem is almost nil." He ex- talks. The United States has thus far opposed the proposal, ipalitics were using the Business administrator plained it has been taken care and there was no indication of how Nixon received Brandt's courts. Robert G. Weigand told Fred of by Civilian Defense police- endorsement. She was reminded by Com- Zimmerman of 514 Beers St., mitteeman Stephen J. Filardi men voluntarily., •: Nixon and Brandt also discussed East-West talks in Vienna 1 who asked when the courts that tennis passes are re- Committeeman Filardi an- aon hoped -for troop cuts in Central Europe, and reportedly would be reconditioned, that nounced May 28 has been des- agreed progress still was not in sight. quired for anyone wishing to the contractor was at the site use the facilities. "If an orga- ignated as a township-wide vesterday. nized group from out of town clean up day. Residents are Charge Pentagon Case Bribe Try The contractor, Giuliani is going in to use our courts, requested to bring otherwise INVITE GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES — Publicity Committee of the uncollectible items to the pub- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Defense attorneys in the Penta- new Greater Red Bank Area Democratic Clubs met recently to make Contracting Co. Inc. of Atlan- call the police department," gon papers trial, accusing former presidential adviser John D. tic Highlands, Mr. Weigand he said. lic works department at Leo- plans for an evening with Democrdtic gubernatorial candidates on May 17. cadia Court. "We will try it Ehrlichman of trying to bribe the trial judge, have demanded at the Willowbrook Inn. Two of the six candidates for the Democratic said, straightened and se- The fact that there are no that any Watergate or White House links to the trial be made cured the posts yesterday. attendants at any of the mu- once," he said, "and hope to nomination, State Sen. Edward Crabiel, D—Middlesex, and Assem- eliminate the problem of in- public. blywoman Ann Klein, D-A/\orris, already have accepted invitations to The concrete, Mr. Weigand nicipally-owned courts was U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne rejected yesterday a continued., will be replaced. explained by Recreation Com- discriminate dumping in the speak. Making plans for the meeting, above, are, from left: Michael Hen- township." government request to keep from the press further devel- derson, Fair Haven; Kathy Redford, New Shrewsbury; Barbara Bennett, Current surfacing problems, missioner Martin J. Marino. opments in a continuing court-ordered probe. He said he would Fair Haven; Robert Marks, Red Bank, publicity chairman, and Kathy he said, arise from a sealer "It is impossible for us to en- The resignations of three make public any documents relevant to the trial. Yorg, New Shrewsbury. having been put on new black- force rules completely unless members from the seven- Attorneys for Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony J. Russo asked top prematurely. He said six you give us more money in our member Library Commission for dismissal of the indictments against them after the govern- to eight months should have budget," he said. He added were accepted by the com- ment revealed that Ehrlichman knew two Watergate con- elapsed before this was done. courts are checked whenever mittee. spirators had burglarized the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist R. J. Sullivan of 11 Anna- possible. Mayor Kupfer said there in 1971. Board OKs Increases polis Drive asked where the Just where the responsi- was no relationship between responsibility would lie if bility of paying for repairs the three resignations, and Foreign Aid Test Looms someone were injured while lies is being investigated by they had no bearing on voter playing on the courts. township attorney Francis X. rejection last year of a pro- WASHINGTON - President Nixon's military aid program "There is a threat of injury Journick, Mayor Herbert J. posed new library facility.^ today faced a test before the Senate Foreign Relations Com- For MRHS Teachers because of the topping," he Kupfer said. "We have no fi- Resigning were Mrs. Joanne Bradley Beach, and $13,962 mittee. . • • '. NEW SHREWSBURY - A proved a separate coaches said. Expressed concern nal answer tonight," he E. Keohane, chairman, be- Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson was scheduled salary guide for the .1973-74 salary'guide for the next two plus a 25 per cent discount on cause she is moving from the for an afternoon apperance before the committee, chaired by school year providing increas- years and an extra-curricular spare parts from Coast Cities area; Martin O'Toole, be- J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark. es ranging from $200 for be- salary guide for 1973-74.- Truck Sales, Inc., Neptune. cause of other responsibilities, President Nixon, in a special message to Congress Mon- ginning teachers up to $750 for The board accepted Mr. Mr. Creekman read two let- Man Still Missing and Mrs. Mary Iacovelli be- day, asked for $2.9 billion for the 12 months beginning july.l. the most experienced of those Creekman's resignation as ters from Col. John H. Van cause of business com- He called it the "absolute minimum prudent investment" to- with advanced degrees was board secretary with "deepest Eaton, the ECOM command- mitments. ing general's representative ward a peaceful and prosperous world. approved last night by the regret." Norman J. Field, for- Proposal Rejected . . Included in the total was $1.27 billion for military grants, Monmouth Regional High mer board president, said the to area schools, advising the In Boating Mishap board of developments at Ft. A proposal by Mayor Kup- credit sales and supporting assistance, and $832 million for re- School Board of Education. board did not want to accept HIGHLANDS - An all-day "lieved to have drowned Mon- fer that Holmdel cede to Haz- construction aid in Indochina, exclusive of North Vietnam. The board also accepted, the resignation but was doing Monmouth that may affect school populations. search of the Shrewsbury Riv- day night, let a portion of Middle Road Fulbright introduced his own bill April i. It would phase with regret, the resignation of so only out of respect for Mr. er yesterday failed to turn up day night. and Laurel Ave. by the Middle In one letter, Col. Van Ea- out foreign military aid and credit sales over two-years and alT board secretary James L. Creekman's wishes, the body of a Shrewsbury Road Shopping Center was ton said Ft. Monmouth had re- An eye witness to the in- low only $410 million for these items in fiscal 1974. Creekman Jr. who is giving "It breaks our hearts to lose cident, Robert Cottrell of turned down by the Holmdel "It is time to wipe out this relic of the past," Fulbright up the job for health reasons. sueh a good man," added ceived approval for construc- Townshp Committee. tion of 100 four-bedroom hous- Shrewsbury Ave., whose prop- said in submitting his bill. Kenneth MacDonald, chair- Robert Billings, another Bigger Role Mayor Kupfer said he wrote ing units on the base, subject erty backs on the river, told man of the board's negotia- board member. to officials in that municipal- to the availability of funds. He. police he was standing on a tions committee, said board Mr. Creekman, who suf- ity requesting annexation be- <• Twister Kills Two said that if the money to build For Agnew dock at 7:20 p.m. when he saw members and representatives fered his third heart attack on cause of a high accident rate KAHOKA, Mo. — A tornado slashed through the edge-off them becomes available, con- the victim, identified as Rob- of the Monmouth Regional Jan. 29, said he had been ad- at the intersection which Haz-' Kahoka last night, killing two persons, injuring at least four struction would begin in June ert L. Felsman, 28, of 37 Bark- Educational Association vised by his doctors not to Seen Likely let police respond to faster others and destroying six mobile homes and a frame house. 1974 at the earliest with initial er Ave., fall from a 12-foot (MREA) reached agreement work for at least a year. He (Continued) than Holmdel police. The exact number of injured was not immediately known. occupancy expected no sooner aluminum boat. on the new guide during meet- said he would stay on as as saying six former high-lev- The mayor said the local po- Police said one of the dead was a boy. His parents were ings April 12 and April 23 with board secretary until a re- than 1975. el figures are expected to be Mr. Cottrell said the boat, among those injured. lice are "plagued by calls" the assistance of a mediator placement could be found but> In the other letter, Col. Van indicted in connection with equipped with an outboard over problems in the area. "If At least four injured persons were taken to the hospital at from the state Public Employ- hoped this would be no later Eaton detailed the number of the alleged coverup. .motor, began to circle out of Memphis, Mo., 24 miles west of Kahoka, and several were ad- Holmdel wants to keep it, es Relations Commission. He than June 30. jobs that would be lost or The Times identified the six control and headed several they will have to police it," mitted to a hospital in Keokuk, Iowa, about 20 miles east said negotiations with the gained with the recently an- as Haldeman, Ehrlichman, tfmes at the victim. • across the Des Moines River. Mr. Creekman, only the sec- Mayor Kupfer declared. teachers association had be-ond permanent secretary the nounced changes at Ft. Mon- Dean, former Attorney Gener- It is believed that Mr. Fel- Several were treated at doctors' offices in Kahoka. gun in October. al John N. Mitchell, deputy He said he expects to corres- regional board'has had, took mouth. sman was able to avoid the pond again with Mayor David ' Telephone and electric power service was knocked out in With the new guide, salaries up the post 14 months ago. He said Ft. Monmouth will Nixon campaign director Jeb boat twice as it passed, duck- this town of 2,200 population in the northeast corner of Mis- Stuart Magruder, and Fred- Cohen over problems at the for teachers with a bachelor's Prior to that he served as gain 2,017 civilian jobs and 52 ing under the surface, but he site. souri. degree will range from $8,400 township administrator in military jobs with the transfer ericks. La Rue, a special as- may have been struck by the sistant to Mitchell when the Consolidated Laundries of for beginners up to $14,600 at Holmdel after retiring from here of the ECOM branch in propeller the^next time the New York City was awarded Hostages-Tell of School Ordeal the top level, the 14th step. the Army as a colonel and Philadelphia. He said the base latter was Nixon's campaign boat came by. chief. a contract for supply and PEOR1A, III. — "We didn't know if we were going to see This compares with the chief of staff of the Elec- would gain another 424 civil- maintenance of uniforms for It was disclosed in Los An- Mr. Cottrell said he and his the light of day again. Those were a mean bunch of devils!" present range of $8,200 up to tronics Command (ECOM) at ian and 90 military-jobs with public works, and recreation geles that Ehrlichman learned brother-in-law launched a That was how Paul McAvoy, 85, custodian at St. Cecilia $14,200. Ft. Monmouth. t!ie transfer here of the departments. The firm was last year that Watergate con- boat iri an effort to save Mr. Elementary school, said it felt being held captive with 44 pu- The salary for teachers with In other action, the board Army's Defense Language In- the lower of two bidders with spirators E. Howard Hunt and Felsman, but said by the time pils and three other adults for almost two hours yesterday by a bachelor's degree plus 30 approved numerous contracts stitute, but did not include a a price of $,').361 for the year's G. Gordon Liddy broke into they arrived at the-spot of the three gunmen in the school basement. extra hours will range from for the purchase of school figure for the number of stu- service. the office of Pentagon papers incident he had disappeared One of the gunmen was killed by police. The other two $8,950 to $15,350 compared to supplies. It postponed, how- dents that would be enrolled defendant Daniel Ellsberg's under the surface. A contract for a brush chip- were captured and are being held without bond in the county the present range of $8,600 to ever, until a special meeting in the school. Earlier Defense psychiatrist. per which grinds up branches jail. The two have not been charged. $14,750. later in the month, a decision Department estimates in-' Participating in the drag- dicated there would be 1,201) and small pieces qf wood was Nearly two hours after the ordeal began, Melvin Burch, 25, For teachers with a mason .whether to proceed with Ehrlichman was interviewed ging operations are members students. by the FBI in his office last of the U.S. Coast Guard, awarded to CummW Co. Inc. of Peoria.who was trying to use fifth grader John Ardis as a ter's degree, the range is the purchase of two school of Garwood for $5)225. This shield, was shot-to death by .police outside the school. $!),45J) to $16,000 compared to buses. Col. Van Eaton said the re- Friday. He said Liddy and N.J. Marine Police, state Hunt were assigned to in- and local police and members company was the higher of t Eleven-yearold Ardis, the son of a Peoria alderman, said $9,000 to $15,300, while that for The board received two bids location of the Army Signal > two bidders, but the truck was later that he volunteered to be the hostage. a masters degree plus 30 ex- School, presently at Ft. Mon- vestigate leaks of the Penta- of the Highlands First Aid on the new buses but, at the gon papers and went to theSquad and Fire Department. deemed more acceptable af- "The guy asked somebody to go out with him," he said. tra hours is $10,050 to $16,900 suggestion of Mr. MacDonald, mouth, to Ft. Gordon, Ga., ter a demonstration last week West Coast to prepare a "psy- Mr. Felsman was employed "Nobdoy else did so I thought I'd better go or he might get compared to $9,600 to $16,150 delayed action on them until would result in a loss of 1,800 for the department of Public at present. civilian and 1,026 military po- chiatric profile" relating to as a civilian worker at Ft. mad. x after consulting with the Ea- Works. Ellsberg. Monmouth. "He took me out with a gun at my head," he said. "I The pay for those^with a tontown Board of Education sitions. heard a shot, saw him fall and just ran." doctorate will range froTm\ofrom--^ n a transportation agree- $10,550 up to $17,700 compared faent whereby both boards Say Connally Switching Parties to the presenp t range of $10,200 werKtcr purchase new buses to $16,950. simultaneously. The bids were Three newspaper report that former Treasury Secretary $13,890 plus a 20 per cent dis- John B. Connally plans to announce today that he is switching In addition to the general from Democratic to Republican ranks. salary guide for the approxi- count on snare parts from mately 100 teachers at the The Washington Post, The New York Times and the Los General GMC Sales, Inc., in Angeles Times said Connally planned to make his announce- school, the board also ap- ment in Houston, Tex., at a noon EDT news conference. WHILE... SERVICE IS shop late tonight The three newspapers said Connally would combine his announcement with a defense of President Nixon's handling of Lakewood OUR. BIGGEST ASSET the Watergate case. The New York Times quoted a long-time friend of Con- Fire Claims nally as saying that he doubted the Texan would be willing at this time to accept a staff position at the White House. 5th Victim There has been speculation in Washington that the Presi- "You are LAKEWOOD (AP)- Five dent might ask Connally to help fill the vacuum'created'by the elderly persons have been resignations Monday of White House aides H. R. Haldeman killed in a fire that gutted the and John D. Ehrlichman, the New York Times said. Manhattan Hotel, a three-sto- our best ry structure near the business Copters Said Fired Upon district here. sale 5.90 SAIGON — Two peacekeeping helicopters were recalled The fifth victim of the iiday from a mission below the demilitarized zone after they blaze, William Berger, 82, of super-kids $8 * New York, succumbed to the feature" vere reported fired on over Communist territory. The aircraft vere hot hit, and those aboard were not aware of the firing. effects of smoke inhalation super sling clogs ; The helicopters were en route from Quang Tri, 19 miles last night at Paul Kimball elow the DMZ, to liio Linh to pick up a team from the Inter- Hospital here. are just like big sisters! utional Commission of Control and Supervision that in- The four other victims were In navy or white crinkle patent. Adjustable •stigated the April 7 downing of two other peacekeeping heli- identified earlier. They were back strap, stitch detailed side open- ipters. Nine persons were killed aboard one of those hclicop- Berger's wife. Elsie, 77; Mrs. is, and the group today was to bring the other one back to Minna Grischma'ri, 'Mi, of Hill- ings. For give and comfort, a 'uang Tri. side; Mrs. Sophie Silberger, polyurethane bottom. Whole siz- As the two helicopters were about half a mile north of the. M, of Elizabeth, nnd Alex es 12-3. Bisk, 90, of New York. hach Han river, .observers of the International Commission $6 GIRLS'SANDALS: i the south bank of the river said they heard ground fire. Nine occupants of the hotel, liey radioed the helicopters to turn back. which catered to senior citi- white or red/white/ zens, were reported injured in blue. Sizes 6 1/2- iiiiiiuiiiiiiinitiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the fire that broke out around 12 and 12 1/2 1:30 yesterday morning. The blaze was finally brought un- master ct to 4... REGISTER der control at 8:30 a.m. now 3.90 Lakewood Fire Chief Gil- THE INTERBANK MAINOFDCE: CHESTNUT ST.. BED BANK. H.J. OT701 bert Carlson said the fire ap- BRANCH OFFICES; I7t »T. JJ, MIDOLCTOWN, H.J., »77 «» moAowAv, LONG BRANCH, N.J . om» added that the exact cause f itlCllltiKl In 1171 by Jotm M. Ciok end H«nr» Clay would not be known for sev- And to provilhuwt will pul your color portrait cm PUtUIHED (Y THE RED »»HK HtCISTCR eral days. our Mailtr Charga C« mah* II tht SAFEST Mfmter «l Ihf Anoclalx) Pr«ll-Th« Anocloled Pr«n Is •Milled ««- chargccjrd you can cirry. WHh (hit combination tluilvtly to Me use for republlcollonor oil the local ntws printed In Inn More than 165 volunteer newspaper at will os oil AT mwi dispalchci. firemen from Lakewood. w* guaranift (hil you will nvvir b* Habit for * Second dost postage paid al Red Bonk, N.J. 01701 ond ol oddltionol centi worth of chargsi du* lo your porlwl card moiling orfktl. Published dally. Monday IHiough Fridoy. Moll subscrip- Toms Hivcr and Brick Town- bting lotl ot ilol«n. tion! payable In advance. I Week I Momn 3 Months 4 Months i^eor ship helped fight Hie fire. The ».M t] SO «S0 «HOO HIM hotel was at Sixth St. and Clif- Honlt Delivery by Carrier -10 Ceils o Week CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 1 ton Ave, Single copy at, counter, JO Ctnll. THUWT COMFVSNV 4 Tfce Daily Register, Red Bank-MJddletown, N.J. Wednesday, May h 19-3 Political Cauldron Simmering Deaths As Keansburg Election Nears John Kiziukieu icz Sr. opposed the ticket pf Graham ASBURY PARK - John KEANSBURG - It is less 1969," the tno stated. 'It is only since I have been in office, that any positive ac- and Bellezza in that election," Kiziukie*icz Sr.. 82, of 31)8 than one week until election "The decision was appealed Mr. Cappadona declared. Second Ave., died yesterday of three members to Borough to the» Civil Service Commis- tion has been taken as far as •recreation is concerned." "I served the board for at Riverview Hospital, Red Council and the political pot is sion, which upheld the hearing many years after that, and Bank. starting to simmer. . officer's decision in the Mrs. Lloyd said, "The state- ments made by Mr. Graham when I resigned to run for He was born in Grudna, Po- Last week members of a borough," the slate members council several months ago I land, and came to this country slate comprising incumbent added. „ do nothing to improve the im- age of Keansburg. "He should received a letter from board when he was 16 years old. He Councilman Eugene Connelly, Mr. Reaney was first to members commending me for lived, in the Newark and Ir- Walter Roeseman and Peter reply to the charges. run his campaign on the issues and not on half truths my services to the borough," vington area until moving L. Graham attacked their op- "Immediately after my he stated. here in lSKHi. ponents, inclumbent Coun- election in November, 1971, I and innuendoes," she stated. "As for Mr. Graham," Mr.' Mr. Kiziukiewtcz retired 15 cilman Raymond A. Reaney. pressed for a moratorium on "Mr, Graham's statement Cappadona continued. "My years ago as a stationary en- Mrs. Eileen M. Lloyd and multi-family dwelling con- that he received the neces- gineer for the New Jersey Francis Cappadona, for alle- struction," he said. "After a sary votes to become Demo- findings indicate the local Bell Telephone Co. He had gedly issuing' misleading in- month of fooling around and cratic leader due to the sup- school system has one of the been employed with the Bell formation. ' getting an ordinance drawn I port of former leader Leonard highest salary structure? in the county. System for over 25 years. The first charge of mis- told the borough clerk to refer S. Bellezza plus the statement "We have a school enrol- He was a communicant of leading was aimed at Mr. to a copy that was put togeth- that Mayor (Harry) Graham ment of "2,000 with two sepa- Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Reaney. er a few years ago. has endorsed the ticket should rate schools while Middletown Asbury Park, and was a life The borough s ban on multi- be enough to show the people "This was done. We with an enrolment of 16,000 member of the Telephone l'io- family dwelling construction that there will be no changes. changed the date and the ordi- pupils has 12 schools. neers of America, 11. 0. ws not Mr. Reaney's doing; it nance was adopted," Mr. "We believe it is time for a "Keeping this in mind, how McCully Upstate Chapter. took place after several years Reaney said. change," Mrs. Loyd contin- does Mr. Graham as a mem- -Surviving are three sons. of requests by mcnibes of the "Mr. Graham is suppo- ued. "It is time to do away MAYOR OPENS UP — More than 100 persons took advantage of an oral ber of the Board of Education Chester, of Lake Mohawk: £ancer detection clinic at Holmdel's Bayshore Community Hospital, of- Zoning Board of Adjustment, sedly the Democratic leader with the old system of politi- John Jr., of Morristown, and fered as a free service by the A/ionmouth-Ocean County Dental Society. the Planning Board and Board in the borough." he continued. cal patronage. justify our school superinten- Theodore, of Lyons; one Holmdel Mayor David Cohen is examined by Dr. Robert Gold, as Thomas of Education, the Conrielly - "Well, I was in office with two "As we have said before we dent being paid $30,000 per „ daughter, Mrs 'Richard Goldman, Bayshore Hospital director, looks on. Roeseman -Graham slate members of Ins party that op- have not accepted any cam- year while the Middletown McCabe, of Middletown; four members said. posed introduction of the mo- paign donations, so therefore school sTfJaerintendent receiv- grandchildren and six great- Members of the Recreation ratorium ordinance. any appointments that will be es a like amount'.'" Mr.-Cap- grandchildren. padona said. Commission do not agree that "After the ordinance was made if we are elected will be "Mr. Graham, who is now The John E. Day Kuncral Marlboro Zoners Continue through Mr. Reaney's efforts adopted Mr. Graham's party made on the basis of quality Home, Red Bank, is in charge a recreation director has been attempted to rescind it. and not because of political aspiring for a council seat, even with his 4'^years' of ex- of arrangements. appointed, members of the "When I threatened to go to obligations," Mrs. Lloyd con- slate said. the (county) prosecutor they cluded. perience as board president, Hearing on Apartment Plan vice president and secretary Mrs. Frank-Borowski The trio challenged Mr. rescinded their motion at Mr. Cappadona also replied HOWELL - Mrs. Mamie MARLBORO - The Zoning would cost approximately The planner also said thai Cappadona's statement that a public meeting." Mr. to the Connelly • Roeseman - could not supply our children Borowski, HI, of Squankum Ftaird of Adjustment has con- 5S7.IIIII) to build a home that the complex would have no he served the Board of Health Reaney added. Graham challenge: with proper classrooms And this is due only to poor man- Road, died Monday at Jersey tinued to Monday, a hearing would soil for $65,00(1. adverse effect on the tax rate. 12 years in a very vital posi- On the subject of recreation "It is a known fact that my Shore Medical Center, Nep- on a garden apartment appli- Mr. Hobaugh said that in or- Approximately (ill per cent of tion as sanitarian. . Mr. Reaney said, "His (Mr. suspension, which took place agement and lack of lead- tune. cation. der for a person tn afford a the Ii92-umts are planned to "He was found guilty of wil- Graham's) people have been three days after the 1969 ership," Mr Cappadona opin- : She was born in Poland and The board last night hp;ml $ti.ri.00(l home, he .should bit have two-bedrooms, with the ful negligence in his capacity in office eight years and noth- Borough Council election, was _ed '_ cyme to this country 65 years testimony from K. Leo making approximately S2li,0(J() remainder containing one- as sanitarian and was sus- ing has been done for recrea- done for political reasons be- LOTTERY NUMBER igo. She had lived here for Hobaugh. of Herbert II. Smith per year. Mr. Hobaugh said bedroom. pended for a 90-day period in tion. cause members of my family Tues., May 1: 5J828 tfie past 50 years. She and her Associates, planning con- that according to a 1(170 coun-. hasband, Frank, celebrated sultants. West T/'*nton, m ty Planning Board .study, Vtl their 62nd wedding anniver- connection with'an appli- per cent of county residents sary this year. cation to build :i'J2 garden make less than $25,(1(10 per 'The couple had owned and apartments on a :)5-acre tract year. operated a poultry farm in off Ryan and Koberlsville The tract is in an R-XU-C this area lor 26 years prior to Roads. zone. The minimum lot size ROYAL DAIRY RUTTED tljeir retirement in 1950. The applicant is the Prime for residential dwellings is ^Surviving, in addition to her Heather and Down Co., New two acres, although homes CREAMERY hjjsband, are a daughter, Mrs. York. can be built on smaller lots if Chester Hayes, here; agrand- There is no provision in the the remaining land is donated GRADE AA • son. and four-tceiisnTs. township's zoning ordinance tn the municipality. 'bod City) !jThe C.HoL-dayton and Son for multi-family dwellings. Mr. Hobaugh testified (hat at ATLANTIC SUPERAMA +J// Mineral Home, Adelphia, is in Kven if the board recom- ••according to a Monmouth SHRiVHBUDV AVI. of KT. JS, WW SHRtWSBURI' SOLID LB. ^ flT36IASIK cjjarge of arrangements. mends a variance it is consid- County Planning Board study, WITH COUPON ered unlikely that the Town- almost 40,000 new housing BELOW !\jrs. Mary A. Hunrahau ship Council will approve it,.,y» units were constructed in the AND '.RED BANK - Mrs. Mary . Most of those testifying for • county between 196(1 and 1870. OPEN DAIIY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M PURCHASE X Hanrahan, 94, of S3 Manor the applicant maintain that it He said the 34 per cent of 0FJ2.50 fjrive, died Monday at the Ivy would be unfeasible to build Ihosc units were multi-family House Nursing Home in Mid- homes on the site since it dwellings, j • The planner said that if the iShe \^as born in Jersey City same ratio is consistent from FOOD CITY STILL*! FOR LEANEST MEATS AND PRICES! and had lived in White Plains, Mrs. F. ill. Slipanovich 19711 to 1985,1,768 multi family X.Y., before moving to Red LONG BRANCH — Mrs. units will be constructed each BONELESS Bank last August. She was a Frances M. Stipanovich, 49, of year during the 15 year pen- communicant of St. James 1K1 Second Ave., died yes- nd. Catholic Church, Red Bank. terday in Monmouth Medical He added that according to She is survived by one Center. the county Planning Board BEEF ROAST daughter, Miss Rose Hanra- Born here, she was the study, over 78,01)0 additional han, with whom she lived. daugher of Mrs. Rosina SaccQ housing units will be required CROSS RIB ROAST OR ' Arrangements arc under the nf this place and the late Ro- from 197(1 lo 1SK5. The con- direction of the John K. Day sario Sacco. sultant said that averaged out BOTTOM ROUND ROAST49 Funeral Home, Red Bank. Mrs. Stipanovich retired in to 5,20(1 units each year. 1IB. 930. Cards of Thanks January after 28 years as a Mr. Hobaugh said since this TOP ROUND OR RUMP ROAST * WJNSTON — We. the family of the late secretary at Ft, Monmouth. municipality represents six Hennlt Winlton, finding II impossible to SUGAR CURED Ihonk each ond every one personolly, fake She was a communicant of per cent of the total land area Best In this means of expressing our sincere ond ...... e *u c lwttrtt.lt (honks to our many friends tor OUT Lad.V Star Of the Sea in (he county, 312 single fami- y a THICK thei"""r cords. ' "' °" Catholic Church, here. ly dwelling units .should be The Fomity Also surviving are a son, built here each year. He CORNED BEEF CUT 1 Death Notices Russell John Stipanovich at pointed out that approximate- LB. THIN CUT —$1.29 LB. ly 70 per cent of this munici- ROUND WALLACE - Willlom Stephen, aot 92. of home; two daughters. Mrs. 73 Mople Ploce. Keyport, N.J., on April Roseamelia DeVincenzi nf pality is undeveloped. HOT OR 30, 1973. Beloved husband of the lote Flora PERDUE QUALITY Smith Wolloce, devoted father of Merrill West Long Branch and Miss **Mr. Hobaugh said thai if SWEET Wallace ond Miss Stephanie Wolloce. homes were built on the site, ITALIAN Dear grandfather of four. Funeral ser- Frances Stipanovich at home, LEGS vices wilt te held Thursday ol M a.m. at and one grandchild. some would have to face CHICKEN the Day Funeral Home, 361 Maple Ploce. Reg. Style Keyport, N.J. Interment of Old Tennent The Hoffman Funeral Home Kyan Road and the light in- iSAUSAGE LB. 69 Cemettry. Tenneni, N.J. Friends may coll M.ond 7-v p.m. or> Tuesdoy and Wednes- is in charge ol arrangements.' dustrial zone across the PARTS day. street, lie said that the garden apartments could be con- FRESH AMERICAN SPRING structed so that the entrances LAMB Shoulder, SCHICKHAUS to the apartments would'not SHANK OR C Lamb 19 Winning face the zone. STEW ALL MEAT MEAT lb. Chops ib. More than 70 acres in the LAMB light industrial zone is owned FRANKS memberships by the applicant. •«••>, GROCERIES sDEHDEPT. 2 I'ace Charges, Hi-C • 46 OZ. CAN still open! A Tier Accident FRUIT DRINKS fIMPORTED & SWISS KKANSHURC;- Drivers in- DUNCAN HINES JOIN THE N.J. STATE LOTTERY CLOVER CLUB volved in a two-car accident CHOPPED TODAY. WE'LL RESERVE AN EXCLUSIVE WEEKLYat Crescent St. and Beacon HALF LB. OF EACH CHEESE Comb. LOTTERY NUMBER FOR 12,24 or 52 WEEKS. Blvd. are scheduled for a POPE • IMPORTED • 23-0f CAM court appearance on May 15. DAIRY DEPT. PROMCEDEPT. & very convenient way lo buy Lottery Tickets. You're eligible oach Charged with careless driv- TOMATO PUREE and every week of your membership for CASH FRIZES of S5O,OOO, ing are Charles .1. Harrington, JIF • 18-OZ. JAR 54,000, $400 and $40 , . . cr you could become eligible for tlm ROYAL DAIRY • 8-OZ. LONG 'N GREEN

•Millionaire Drawing and win 550,000 A YEAR FOR 20 YEARS!! We. 17. of 255 Twilight Ave., and •'% fortyardyour winnings automatically. (leiipge M. Meyers, \V1. of PEANUT BUTTER 59< : Be A Winner, JOIN THE CLOVER CLUB TODAY! Kearny. who is reported in RONZONI • QUART JAR „ g^,t CREAM CHEESE 29' CUCUMBERS good condition at Bayshore (.'(immunity Hospital, Holm- SPAGHETTI SAUCE 59 KRAFT BREAKSTONE KRAFT • 16-OZ. BOTTLE — ^ APPLICATION rOE N.I. STATE LOTTERY TICKtT RESERVATION PLAN del. ' • ' DELUXE SLICES SWISS PARFAIT EACH Reloin It.i^ *rpl.-..l-. :i I.- -. -:!r i . ,i> v I. • rtv.nl I.oib-.v Ari.T.1 w,!h v „ rm.CK > Patrolmen Anlliniiy Rongo ITALIAN DRESSING "®3 AMERICAN YOGURT nHDf.ll. Tor Adihtior.il luloima .Hid Charles Hull investigated CHEF BOY ARDEE* 15 16-OZ. ALL FLAVORS GARDEN FRESH N.I. SUIc Lottery. Tienton. N I CHEESE IMPORTANT: Check ONE o! t the accident on Sunday. T0MM0 Meicciivc Sgt. George W. SPAGHETTI SAUCT E A CHIESE 12-OZ. 8-OZ. c4 EGGPLANT 29; I'leslon .Ir. said I he cars col- WINDEX • 20-OZ. BOTTLE pPKG. 69 CUP 21 1 52 WIEKS 2t WEEKS 12 V.'FFK ". lided in Hit' intersection. The WINDOW CLEANER FROZEN FOOD ^jRedWinesap APPLES VliW Meyer car. lie said, bounced 394 , GOLDEN GEM • 6-OZ. *25 *12 DEL MONTE • 17-OZ. CAN nil a telephone pole and land- ^Radishes & Scallions 51 ed on the Iron! lawn of prop- FRENCH OR CUT BEANS ORANGE erly at !M Crescent St. nv'ned BORDEN'S • 8-OZ. GOLDEN RIPE by Aulhony \\m J-U-l-C-E Sgi. Preston said the car INSTANT POTATOES BIRDS EYE PERX " annznxin:n:n:n:Ei] driven by Harrington, bin PREAM • 16-OZ. BOTTLE TASTI COFFEE BANANAS! owned by Klf. lluerrler of i'l FRIES LIGHTENER Mason Place, came to rrsl COFFEE CREAMER againM I lie telephone pole. MIRACIE WHI1E FIRSTIN Jk Ib urn Until cars were exlensively FABRIC SOFTENER "BUY ONE - GET ONE FREE" damaged and were lowed i from the accident scene. 32 oi^lLl »t\W©o o<^ HANDI AJAX LIQUID BAGGIES ROYAL DAIRY Membership entitles you to bncomf- .1 piiil nf rwcry weekly CARLS' SOI TBA1.I, drawing . . . rtutomajically. Wo keep your mime on die ami KATONTOWN - flic De- WIPES Dish Detergent GRADE AA BUTTER •wlien you WIN we forward your WINNINCI CHECK . . . partment of. Parks and Recre- 10- Food Storage Bags automatically. Your .uaicinecj Lollory mitnhci ir; ymin; ation is sponsoring girls' soil- QUART 1^ SOLID EXCLUSIVELY lor Hie .luralion r! your im-inU-isliip. Tick PACK COUNT LB. PKG. the Plan thai culls you heit ... 1 2 ... 24 or ',>?. works. Great ball teams. Katmitown girls OUR REG. OUR REG. WITH $2.50 Idea lor tjllln and oiil-of-M.-ili- icsidriils. between Hie ages ol !l and II 1 Any pitlOM. »giv«r Club, are welcome lo participate. LOW 59' LOW 39 PURCHASE kow.v.i, on\i |,<,„.,„> HI y,..,, ,„ ,,»„ , „„' pun.liaio niiiiilxiiililiii. IMIt Hit COUPON Hi UKO - Uf. ir 5 «l> itHIT 0M COUPOM Hi UMIH - [ia MM S UMITOIECOUPONmnm- u, »>>s, <"• IMir ONE CDBPO4N PII F9J Applicant. v.il 1,11.ivn it in,.',,I ,-,,],,,, ,•„,,! williin IIIIKH woks. Tin- llei:islratinii will lake place will Indicate yout *,.,Mit,* l...ll.iy will cnmnxinca an ol till Niilurday between HI a m and TOQD pUltinQ dal* iliown mi yoiii i.-anl. IIIIOII al Hie Wiilroll Park Pa- I vilion. Tile Daily Register, Bed Bank-Mlddietown, %J. Wednesday, May 2, U73 3 Sea Bright Ready Hazlet Approves To Unveil Revised New Police Scale HAZLET — A police salary If grievances cannot be han- Zoning Ordinance contract calling for'an across dled through the PBA, the the board 8 per cent; wage in- Township Committee has the SEA BRIGHT - Mayor Ce- L. Bonello has assured them crease, plus an additional 7 power to intervene. If thai cile F. Norton announced last the present sewer system can per cent increase on patrol- body, is not successful m talks, night the new zoning ordi- accommodate up to 8,000 men's anniversary dates, was problems go to arbitration. nance and map will be in- people, according to the approved by the Township Salaries for starting patrol- troduced by Borough Council borough engineer. Committee last night. men were increased from on May 15. There are about 1,300 resi- The approval came 24 hours $6,3(10 last year to 16,700 this Two informal public meet- dents in the borough. after the contract was offi- year. ings have been conducted to Mr. Bonelld- has said the cially finalized by com- There arc 27 men on the discuss possible changes be- North Beach area sewer -sys- mittccmen and the local Po- force. • > - • • .-- fore^ the ordinance's in- tem can handle 3,200 people, licemen's Benevolent Associ- Last year $220,000 was budg- troduction. the business district system ation (PBA). eted for police salaries. This At the last meeting April 10, 2.41M, and The South Beach Under the terms of this one- year $24ti,0fM) was set aside. the proposed zoning regu- system 2,400. year contract, patrolmen were However, in order to provide lationS1 excluded high rise Expected traffic increases awarded an additional $5(1 an- for raises finalized Monday apartments from " the on Ocean Ave. from high rise nually for purchase of uni- and adopted yesterday, May-, borough's North Beach but developments has also gener- forms and uniform mainte- ' or Herbert J. Kupfer said the permitted them in the South ated concern among resi- nance. This brings the total committee "will probably Beach area. dents. allocated for uniforms to $300. need an emergency appro- Public sentiment ai that In addition, where police- priation of $30,000,to $40,000" Mr. Bonello has said the ' later this year. meeting tended toward ban- traffic considerations are in- men were formerly awarded a Business administrator Rob- ning high rises from the cluded in guidelines used by flat $10 for time spent in ert (1. Weigand said he met borough completely. the Planning Board in consid- court, the new contract allows H'nday with Police Chief Wil- At that time, Couneilmen ering such developments. them regular hourly pay for Charles R6oney Jr. and Wil-' court appearances. liam .1. Smith and Uoyd Rr>; In other business, the coun- senherg of the architectural UanVt;: Brennan backed resi- cil approved the-summer Also new in this year's con- Teflte in opposing high rises in tract is an allocation of $15 for firm of Harson and Johns of beach employment list sub- Tenafly, to discuss plans and the borough. milted by Councilman ^Salva- each college credit taken af- Mayor Norton told the ter Jan. 1. requirements for a new police tore Gatto. station. crowd of over 200 residents at Mr. Gatto also reported Grievance procedures have the meeting additional infor- planking on the boardwalk is INVITATION DECLINED — Three of,seven can- cilman Eugene Connelly, Walter M. Roeseman also been changed. Prior to Mayor; Kupfer said $42,000 mal public hearings will be being replaced to insure the didates tor three seats at stake in next Tuesday's and Peter L. Graham, and an independent candi- the new contract, grievances from revenue sharing funds held before the new zoning safety of pedestrians and will Keansburg Borough Council election failed to date Patsy J. Acconzo Jr. Missing from the fo- were taken care of verbally. has been designated for build- map and ordinance are for- be completed this week. show for a political forum last night. The Candi- rum, held in Keansburg High School and attended Under terms of this year's ing a, new facility. It will be mally introduced by Borough dates Night sponsored by the Greater Keansburg by 75 residents, were the ticket of incumbent contract, the PBA has been built on the Middle Road site Council. Fire Service Recognition Jaycees, with Frank Bottone as moderator, at- Councilman Raymond A. Reaney, Mrs. Eileen AA. designated as the sole agent where a new library was to Residents have expressed Day will be observed May VI tracted, left to right, the slate of incumbent Coun- Lloyd and Francis V. Cappadona. Rosier stmiphoto for grievances. have been built. I concern (hat high rise apart- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with an ments may overburden the open house at the fire house. sewer system.. Two films will be shown and Borougji Attorney Richard refreshments will be served. 58 BROAD ST., RED BANK STORE HOURS; 9 to 6 • Mon,, Tu«i., Thurt., a Sat. - Optn lati 'III S *•*.£ Fri. • Clotvd Sunday School Plan OK'd In Freehold Twp. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Tentative completion date Township voters over- for the building is January, RE-GRAND OPENING whelmingly approved a $2.4 1975. million school construction A total of 1.437 residents program yesterday, as almost voted in the referendum. 25 per cent of the approximately 6,000 registered voters Sale prices effective thru May 8th, 1973 cast ballots. Both questions on the ballot Rally Registry won handily. A proposal to issue, $2 million in bonds to fi- Deadline Set nance construction of a new HOI-MDEL-Friday is the 27-room, K-5 elementary registration deadline for the EFFERDENT Board of Recreation Commis- HERB GARDEN school was approved K15 to MANICURE SET sioners' fifth annual car rally, TABLETS 40'$ 5W. BATH OIL CYRSTALS ...A proposal to spend $123,000 set for Sunday at VI: 15 p.m. at 3 pc. WITH TRAVEL CASE MFG. SUGG. for renovations to the West the Intermediate School. MFG. SUGG. Freehold school was approved The rally, which is based on RET. 1.00 RET. 1.29 857 to J27. mileage, not speed, will be run rain or shine. Following efierdent The new elementary school, the event, awards will be MFG. SUGG. IC which will initally house 750 • presented and refreshments students, will be constructed served in the Teen Club in the RET, 1.00 ori a lt>-acre tract off Water- library.. 39 39 69 works Road in the northern The commission will spon- part of the township. The bal- sor a bike hike to Sea Bright ance of the approximately $2.4 Saturday, May 12. Partici- million cost, will be met with pants will leave [he; Inter- PRQPA PH a $552,000 state emergency mediate School at H:ll(l a.m. ALLEREST BRECK building grant. and return about 5 p.m. TABLETS LOTION SHAMPOO 6 QZ. Students Will Run 24's MFG. SUGG. RET. 1.69 MFG. .OILY, DRY 15 oz. Middlelown Session SUGG. MfG. SUGG. RET, 2,25 MIDDLETOWN - Mayor committee meeting, when an RET. 1.49 Thomas A. Shea and Com- ordinance and resolutions 79 99 mittemen Donald Blaufus, adopted by the young legisla- Sharon Colson, James Hop- tors will serve as genuine rec- kins and Gregory Mackcy will ommendations to the Town- meet tonight at S o'clock in ship Committee and the Township Hall to transact Board of Education. MODESS SUPPERS TOILET BOWL township business. The program will continue Do the names sound unfa- tomorrow, proclaimed Youth TAMPONS LADIES FOLDING miliar? Government Day by Mayor DEODORANT Lynch, with an 8 a.m. prayer SMALL, MEDIUM. LARGE They are I hose of five stu- breakfast shared by the dents from Middlelown Town- Township Committee, the REG. & SUPER 30's ship High School who will con- Youth Government Township duct tonight's Youth Govern- Committee and their ap- MFG. SUGG. RET. 1.79 ment agenda on Youth Gov- pointees and department ernment Night, proclaimed by heads. At 'J a.m. tomorrow, 99 Mayor Thomas J. Lynch. student appointees-will pro- 29 17 J Sponsored by the Township ceed, to their respective town- Committee, the Junior Wom- ship departments to observe NEW en's Club of Middletown and departmental operations. Ihc Middletown Township During the day, Ihc Youth LATEX TUSSY High School Political Science Government Township Com- VITAMIN E CREME Club, the Youth Government mittee members will tour GLOVES LIPSTICK program begins with tonight's township facilities. HIGH FASHION SHADES SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE FOODS PLUS BUY TWO Back Parents' Stand C MFG. SUGG. RET. 98 00 Mfg. Sugg, nrj nur rnrr On X-Rated Movies 49 2 si Ret. s.oo btl UNtrnct K§YPORT—Thc Board of The board resolved to offer Education has commended the fjeldhou.se to the highest he Keyport Parents Organi- bidder at a public sale to be MORRISTOWN. sation (KPO) for its stand announced. 26 NO, PARK AVENUE against movies shown at the Employment of Alvm ltus- YOU HACKENSACK. Strand Theater on W. Kront sonweller and Thomas (Iroom BOTTLE 630 MAIN STREET m St. The board also offered its as school custodians was ap- BUY! Bloomfield. services in whatever tan be proved, as was the hiring of 23 BROAD ST. lone to keep X-rated movies two substitute teachers, Kevin FREE. Wood and Mrs.- Marie Ca- VITAMIN SALE! mure llrni IIIO dilkmil iil SOMERVILLE, !rom being shown. with every 63 MAIN STREET A breaking and entering at liendo. SALE ENDSMAY 5 1173 UNION. ihe Central School was dis- A request by the KPO lo 1D29 STUrVESAHT AVE. covered Monday. April II. hold a pet show on the school I'hcre was $;(/!> worlh of dam- grounds May '20 was ap- Ihl.W.'.WWW REO RANK. ige as library and bandroom 58 BROAD STREET proved. The board also ap- WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON windows were hroken, and proved at KI'O resolution on '-•. V, I1H THIS COUPON Vr'ITH THIS COUP ON ORANGE. wmc casctles and tapes were sludy halls. The resolution AQUA NET ARRID EXTRA DRY ENVELOPES 301 MAIN STREET ilnlcn. DEODORANT % GLEEM d provides a '"quiet" stuilyhall BERGENFIELO, •« HAIR SPRAY TOOTHPASTE Latter Si^e — Business Size Fixing a window the follow-, as well as a social activity .-£ ffag, HtfttlaHolff, 40 S. WASHINGTON AVE. ng day, a maintenance man hull for those who wanl to talk1 •?.•£?• 3 BOXES U ['•r,,.,..-:lln >,vo :!•'!/ ncurrt'd an injury, prompting lo each iitlicr while working. fl.llf] \J\J V",1° FOR 89' 59' f.'.IV S. •'')/! he board to pass a resolution § GOOD ML MAY 8!h, 1973 j GOOD IILMAYSili; I973 -.- GOOD III MAY 6(1-., 1973 •equiring all maintenance Resignations were acteplwl GOOD 111 MAY Bill, W71 W'f! >p f:r,e !!•(] fight !o £ ONE COUPON PER CUS1OMER. i ONE COUPON PERCUSIOMER. r: < ONE COUPON PERCUiTOMER. 15 iicn (o wear hardhals, safety from Mrs. Hc-ba (i. Seharff !<• ,ponl,»ov.' /or passes and safely shoes, and Mrs. Asta J Scott, ele- ta'! MFG. COUPON liWiVl MFG. COUPON to 111] . COUPON • The board also decided last mentary .school teachers, and night that the high school front Mrs Ellen It Simpson rirldhou.se on Jackson St. is no and Joseph Tureno, III! ii li Ii H Illl Ii III III Illl II III U [ longer suitable for school use. school teachers.' n in ii inn n in in in in ^ Tensions Run High in Schools ful that he is willing to accept Established in 1878-Publisbed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiHuniiiiHHiiiiiiittfliiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiHiiiuiir gated schools, busing, loss "61 the party for better or for black teachers." worse. Connally has decided ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Kach morning. Justice De- WASHINGTON Racial tensions in public to wait and watch awhile be^ President and Editor .< partment officials revMW the schools, of course, are not fore making any moves. Ag- daily crisis reports compiled SCENK limited to the South. In Penn- new, too," would like to speak by, the regional offices of the sylvania, one "sensitive is- out against Watergate. But Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor sue" in the school system is Community Relations Service. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin any outspoken denunciation ' biracial dating of the stu- More than a third of the crises might be interpreted as dis- "protests related to racial dents. "As a result of this and listed lately have involved loyally to President Nixon. 8 Wednesday, May 2, 1971 grievances generally occur in other unresolved issues, sev- school problems. Agnew is fretting over how to HlfflflflllflUllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllHflllllllHIIMIffliruillirilMIMUIIIIIIIIIllimillliniUniHIH. schools throughout the state eral of the small communities , During the last few weeks, avoid the Watergate tarnish for example, Justice officials during May and June, and can have begun to polarize into all ANDERSON without breaking his ties with Til Drown You Out!' have kept a close watch on ra- be expected to occur this white and totally black the President. cial outbreaks in St. Peters- year." groups." the report states. stonal hearings last March he burg. Fla... Clairton. Pa., and Crisis In Schools ' Busing Tension would forward the CHS find- Goldblum's Gold: Stanley Memphis, Tenn. .School sus- In Newark, N.J.. there is a ings when they were com- In Tennessee, "anti-busing .Goldblum, the husky weight- pensions and expulsions have "daily school crisis." In Buf- pleted. Three weeks ago, forces are viewed to be gain- tlifter who presided over the also preoccupied Justice falo, "the educational system when the congressman ing strength throughout Ten- scandal-ridden Equity Fund- mediators in Louisiana. In is in a near-crisis state. Sepa- learned we already had a nessee . . . Tension is ex- ing empire, hedged his politi- New York City, meanwhile,, rate demonstrations by blacks copy, he immediately fired off cal bets by contributing heavi- boycotts and tense school' pected to be extremely high and whites and racial con- a letter to Kleindienst ques- ly to both parties. Goldblum board elections have come un- in August and September." frontations in the schools con- tioning the delay. Kleindienst gave 3311,1)00 to President Nix- der close scrutiny. In Virginia, meanwhile, tinue to mount." o hasn't replied. The -daily "crisis"' reports,' "school officials classify more on's campaign, another than 50 school divisions as po- Schools on the West Coast $40.DUO to the Democrats. intended for official eyes only, are also in trouble with a my- Connally and Agnew substantiate an earlier, "con- tential crisis areas. Minority' While some of Goldblum's community leaders are frus- riad of problems. In San Ber- -Both Vice President Spiro gifts are listed openly, others' fidential" survey of the na- nardino, "the greatest poten- Agnew and ex-Treasury Sec- lion's, potential trouble spots. trated by the lack of progress were recorded by their made in the schools. Demon- tial crisis area appears to be retary John Connally, the two recipients as coming from po- The survey, which predicts top contenders for the 1976 strations are taking place in in education." This is due, litical committees. For ex- rising racial tensions through- GUI' presidential nomination, urban divisions now and more says the report, to a success- ample, Common Cause out the nation this summer, ful NAACP class action suit arc reported by friends to be are anticipated in the latter, sleuths found that Goldblum flatly disputes the attorney against the local board of edu- nervous about Watergate. part of the school year." gave $46,423, mostly in Equity general's public statement cation. Two hundred miles Some advisers have urged that the days of racial tension In Alabama, the crisis re- north in Fresno. "Chicano Connally to remain a Demo- Funding Stock, to the "Na- in the streets "might possibly ports list numerous causes of parents and students are pro- crat rather than risk getting tional Committee for the Ke- be behind us." school confrontations, in- testing alleged inequities in tainted by the Watergate Election of a Democratic cluding "discrimination in dis- Congress." The commee Throughout the South and staffing and curriculum." scandal. Others have utged ciplinary actions between him to switch immediately to claims it then parceled out its border states, tension\a black and white students, use Footnote: CRS director Ben 'the money to 36 Democratic building up. In Georiga, ac- Holtnan told Rep. Don Ed- the Republican party, as evi- of confederate symbols, re- dence to the Republican faith- congressional candidates.' cording to the crisis reports, segregation in the desegre- wards. D-Calif., atcongres- What You Didn't Know By JIM BISHOP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiil weighed 3,106 carats (over 1>4 Using his calendar, man' IDS.). Alexander King, the knows that Christ was born in I didn't know... THE writer, found a hermit on an the year 4 Before Christ. His That if all the human fe- Austrian mountain who had bossgave him hell. male eggs necessary to pro- reinvented the typewriter. A The oldest sport - wres- duce the three-and-a-half bil- REPORTER Chinese invented the mechan- tling - was originated 5,000 ical clock in 725 A.D., over 600 years ago. Golf started in lion people on earth were iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiim placed together they couldn't years before European scien- Scotland in 1450 A.D. and be- fill an empty chicken egg. All get, here or in outer space, is tists devised one. came so popular that it was the sperm necessary to ferti- 459.69 degrees below zero. ' The earliest demonstration prohibited by parliament sev- lise those eggs would fit on the Uranium, necessary for atom of television was given.by en years later. The pygmies head of a pin. If a girl has an- bombs, was discovered by John L. Baird, a Scot, in 1926." of Burundi were told by Jack drophobia, she's afraid of Martin Klaproth, a German The earliest evidence of writ- Paar that if they didn't stop" men. scientist, in 1789. When he told ing was put into words in 3,400 husband of her husband's sis- smoking it would stunt their The heaviest item in your ' his old mother, she said: "So? B.C. and was found in Warka, ter. growth. body is your skin — 16 perWhat else is new?" Iraq. JThe tallest structure There are 22* bones in your Eleven per cent of the popu- v^o-watf^ cent. In a 135-pound person, it By the Numbers built by man is not a building; skull and six in your ears. lation of Israel are Arabs. comes to 2V/Z lbs. A sturgeon Einstein's Theory of Relati- it's a TV. tower, 2,063 feet Your brain weighs about Prince Rainier's Monaco has. is just a poor fish, but one, •vity is difficult to com- high, at Fargo, N.Dak. three pounds, has 10 billion a total area of 371) acres. Its IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllMlirillllllllllHIIIIItllllllllllllllllllll caught in a Canadian lake, prehend, but try these sen- Man can put three.rnen on nerve cells, each of which has principal exports are tobacco, was believed to be 150 years tences: all motion is relative. the moon with ease'but he a potential 25,000 connections postage stamps and suckers old. The oldest rabbit known The earth speeds eastward at can't lift the Andrea Doria out to other cells, making a total from the casino. Stern to Battle Polluters died at i:t years. 66,690 m.p.h., but that is not of 300 feet of water. The odds of 250 trillion permutations. Is the Soviet Union Eu-, The Intelligent Quotient' its true speed; that's how fast against-drawing a pair in a Your head makes a good com- ropean or Asiatic? It has' The shock to New Jerseyans, particu- are polluters until they are confronted shows that 15 per cent of all it moves relative to the mo- game of poker are 137 to 1. A puter look like a boob. 6,500,1)00 square miles in Asia larly the conservationists among them, with theTharges. people are bright; the rest of tion of the sun. Light is a con- straight flush is 72,192 to 1. If you remain motionless in and 2,151,000 square miles in that was suffered last week when the Stale In an agreement worked out with the us are dummies. The most stant speed at 186,282 miles America has had only 37 bed for 24 hours, you will burn Europe. However, 176,000,000 Senate killed three bills that would have Seton. Hall University School of Law, Mr.common-language is Guoyu,. per second. It moves toward Presidents. Two, Polk and up 2,160 calories —~ 90 an hour. of its people live in Europe, the observer's eye at the •and 57,000,000 in Asia. You protected the coastline has not worn off. Stern hopes to beef up his staff by using spoken by 530,000,000 Chinese. Harding, shared the, same There are 4 million lepers. If Less than 350,000,000 people same speed even if it is ema- birthday: Nov. 2. Three, John you have phobophobia you are wonder why they can't agree Something of a palliative came a few about 10 law school students on a year- speak English. The earth is nating from a star moving Adams, Jefferson and Mon- fearful of fears. on anything? days later, however when U.S. (.Attorney around basis. The government will pay not round; it's flattened at the away at 100,000 miles per sec- roe, died on the 4th of July. How the Monk Flunked The country with the largest Herbert J. Stern announced a unique pro- them no salary, but they will be able to poles, an ellipsoid. Abstract ond. Our language is weak. To a When the monk Dionysius surplus of females is the gram he says may quadruple the efforts of earn credits from the university. mathematicians have trouble, Capt. M.F. Wells discovered woman, the term brother-in- Exiguus was commissioned to U.S.S.K., with 1,208.7 females understanding the true mean- law can mean (1) the brother his office in searching out and prosecuting Four assistant U.S. attorneys on Mr. the largest diamond in the work out the Gregorian calen- to every 1,000 males. Try to ing of zero. word at Pretoria, South Af- of her husband; (2) the hus- dar; he made the world-is, draw a lesson from that. polluters who are discharging wastes in'tri Stern's 52-niembcr staff now specialize in The coldest anything can rica, on Jan. 26, 1905. It band of her sister; (3) the greatest mathematical error. Idtdn'tknow ... navigable waters in the state without a environmental law enforcement. One of federal permit them, '/.. Lance Samay, says he hopes to pul the studcnls to work this .summer once Besides'industrial plants, some munic- they have passed oral examinations given ipalities in New Jersey have been offen- by the university and Mr. Stern's office, Air Quiet in the White House ders. Mr. Stern last year filed suits, based ami have been screened by federal in- on an ancient federal law, the Refuse Act llllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIII vestigative agencies. ByXoBERT YOAKUM gressmen, industries, and stuffed with $100 bills ••thpu- of 1899, against municipalities which • unions. Once again he had to sands of them! The students will then scour the state, dumped raw sewage into the ocean. p/esident Nixon was rattl- ANOTHER halt the downward spiral of ' He shuddered. What if«ne doing the spadework in tracking down ing around in almost empty his thoughts: of them had been robbed? Oh, Amendments to the Water Pollution violators and in collecling evidence which White House! wincing as he Who's Left oh! Maybe someone had been Control Act last October give the polluters thu attorneys can use as a basis.for prose- passed the vacant offices of LOOK "Let's see. Who's left of the robbed. Maybe they bugged former lop aides: good old trustworthy crew a reprieve, based on the, belief that they cution. iiiiiimiimiiiiiimiiitniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiii Democratic headquarters to. "Those damn secretaries that came through in all those needed a reasonable amount of time to We have been impressed by the man- find out whether Ihe Demo- keep peeking out at me. Can't Mitchell isn't still attorney crises'.' Maybe Murray Clioti- crats knew. mend their ways. The polluters can contin- ner in which Mr. Stem has performed as they find anything to do? Lord general! I'd have to find a re- ner? It makes sense. Mur- Support. He had to have ue in operation by applying for permits lo New .Jersey's lop federal law enforcement but it's spooky! I wonder placement for him, too. He ray's managed two of my YOAKUM support. Ah! That's it! An out- the U.S. Knvirnnmental Prole el inn' officer. In providing, this-new'dimension, whether it will be like this at can't even run my next cam- campaigns and helped with pouring of letters and tele- two others. A true-blue friend the Justice Department, too? paign. He's helped me win es with political savvy. What grams backing his courageous Agency. we have every reason lo believe he will be for 25 years. This Watergate thing cold go twice, but now..." statement condemning cor- The trouble, of course, is thai not all as successful as he has iR'en in other areas about his two Supreme Court on forever. It could wipe out . He stopped, appalled: But even as he tried to con- nominees who had been re- ruption. It helped in the Cal- of crime and corruption. violators will voluntarily admit that they the entire Kxecutive Branch, "What am I thinking of.'! I vince himself, the President, jected by the Senate, G. Har- ley case; it helped after the 'like a row of dominoes." must be slipping. I don't need knew it wouldn't work: rold Carswell and Clement F. Cambodian invasion; it He shook off this grim im-' 'a campaign manager! 1 can't "Those charges of influence Haynsworth? The Senate helped when he mined North Byrne's Candidacy age, continuing down the qui- run again! Thank God that peddling: Jack Anderson couldn't block an appointment Vietnam's harbors. Maybe... primary, Mr. Byrne's views on the many et corridors with his turbulent blooper didn't come out in a would dredge it all up again. to his own staff, and ihe move Just then Belasco May-' The entry of Brendan T. Ryrne into thoughts: Also Murray's an infighter. issues facing the slate are not as well press conference. would go over big in the erliiig, an intern filling seven the Democratic primary contest for the "I must concentrate. Have Great on the anti-Communist South... known as some of his opponents — notably Walking faster, the thought key jobs, rushed up: "More gubernatorial nomination was dramatic. to replace my entire IIIRII of all of the other stories that campaigns against Demo- "No, no," he admonished bad news," he panted. "The By fesigning as a Superior Court Judge, he Senate Majority Leader J. Kdward Cru- command. Thank (ind John; might break. Deals with con- crats, but that's not what 1 ber I'm not running again, papers have the story about biel of Middlesex and Assemblywoman Ann need now. thus, is seeking to attain the office now himself. "I've got to remem- our using campaign funds to Klein of Morns. "Who can I trust absolu- Tiie South is Spiro's problem, pay for those phony telegrams held by the man who appointed'him if/the tely'' I know! MY closest Besides ihose two able campaigners, •V\v':v\:vx;;^-V'\;,^:;v'^ or John Connully's. or some- and newspaper ads supporting judiciary, Nov. William T. Caliill\4jf'~ friend, Bebe. Bebe Kebozo. body else's. Anyway, bath your decision to mine North those still in Ihe Democratic race are He's never let me down. Good Carswell and Haynsworth Vietnamese harbors. And ..." Slate Sen. Ralph D,e Hose of Kssex, for- Although he has not previously been a 4 ! old Bebe!" spotty records. 1 don't want '••.\\-\\'<'i. -: V":-\ •;••/. It was too much. "You're candidate for public office, Mr. Byrne has mer Assemblyman. Vito Albaness of Ber- 3fcii\>, v;'"•/'.;•'• » But once again hope sank as all that in the papers again." fired!" shouted the President. an impressive background which, besides' gen and Franns Foist, business manager soon as it soared. There was The President thought back "You're as bad as The Wash- the judgeship, includes service as an Ks- of the New Jersey Turnpike Kinpluyes As- that Newsday series exposing wistfully to the good old days ington Post! Get out!" sociation. The last two named are not given Bebe as a shadowy figure in ' when these halls were filled Later he regretted his im- sex County prosecutor and president of the peculiar anil profitable Flor- with aides rushing in and out Public rulilv Commission. His name is much chance of winning tin- nomination. petuous move. Now there was , ida real estate deals. No,, of offices, briefcases bulging . no one left. Just .ill those sec- reasonably well known across Ihe slate, 'For the sake of Democrats and those Bebe wouldn't do. . . Briefcases bulging! That's retaries peeking out at him as • and he has endorsements from such places . who will want to vote in the Democratic Maybe some judges — judg- why they bulged! They were he strode the silent halls. as Hudson, Bergen, Sussex1, Ilunlerdon and primary, we hope Mr. Byrne will not rest Mercer Counties. The Mercer Democratic on his announced supporters in the hope chairman, Richard J. Coffee, had been a thai the ollier-candidates will knock them- candidate for the nomination, loo. but selves out of Ihe race. withdrew from the race lo support Mr. We'd like lo hear what Mr Byrne be- Today in History Byrne. lieves are the stales problems, and how. By The Associated Press Company w.is cnariered in Konrad Adenauer. Kngland. Because of Ihe lateness in entering Ihe licwuuld go about solving them. Today is Ihe Vi'lnti day of Ten years ago: Communist 1973. There are L'4,'1 days left in In m«:), Confederate lien. Chinese seamen rescued from jhe year. 'Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson a freighter that sank in the Today's highlight in history: was mistaken for a Union Yellow Sea claimed their-shlpi The Slcvie Coylc Fund scout and shut and fatally On this date in 1945, Ihe So- had been torpedoed by ah un- wounded by Ins own soldiers A Long Branch yotingsler. Slevie can'! be mi), playing with other kids in Ihe viets announced the fall of identified submarine. (luring the Civil War battle of (,'nyle, 9, has suffered from a kidney dis- neighborhood. His parents and their Berlin in World War II. The Five years ago: Tho poor Chancellorsville, Va. people's march on Washing- ease since the age of four. He is being friends hope each day to hear thai the Western allies announced that Nazi troops had surrendered In 1K1HI, the Oklahoma Terri- ton, conceived by the late Or. transplant o|K>ralion has been scheduled. tory was organized. kept alive, while awaiting word thai some- in Italy and parts'of Austria. Martin Luther King Jr., got In l'Jlil). Caryl Chessman one Will donate a kidney for u transplant, Until then, the expensive treatments must On this date — «. under way in Memphis, Tenn. died in the San Quentin Prison by a renal dialysis unit at Monmouih Me- continue. That's why generous residents in In • 15.'f0, Queen Anne Boleyn one year ago: FBI Director gas chamber in California af- .1 l'.(l|;ar Hoover died at the dical Center. He Is taken there three limes the county are being asked lo contribute to of L'ngland was sent to the ter eight delays of execution. Tower of London, where she age of 77. a week for five-hour sessions. Ihe Ktevio Cnyle Fund. The address is Jer- In ll/Wi, then- was rioting in was beheaded Today's birthdays: King Jitcvie Is described as a brave little fel- sey Shore Bank. Ocean Aviv, Long Israel during a visit bv for- Hussein of Jprclan'ts .'IH. Blng Branch ".Somebody lias To Think Ahmit Tomorrow" In I«7O, Hie Hudson's Bay. mer West German Chancellor Crosby is H!) low who does mil complain I "cause he 1 ' \ 1 •\ The Daily Register, Red Banlc-Middietown, S.I. Wednesday, Hay 2,1472 7 Sterner Challenged 6n Canadian Pipeline Suggestion these public defenders now from court dockets alleged It might also get in line the the right of parents in such 54 Shrewsbury Drive petrators of the above de- the Center for the Analysis of likely to be free to accept name calling, snowball throw- so-called statistics which.al- matters. " yours truly, Rumson, N.J. 07760 scribed acts please cooperate Public Issues; ft is very pos- such positions. A young law- ing, bike pushing and alleged leged that parents arc desert- To the Editor: by contacting either the Madi- sible that such misuse of the Marion Dunlevy yer committed to serving the assaults which are not assaults ing their children when it is Your editorial of April 25 as- son Township Board of Edu- FROM OUR Monmouth County Juvenile Alice Maxwell jaw would at least remove at all. the court itself preempting sures us that Mr. E. Donald cation or the Madison Town- Court is the reason for its More letters, next page Sterner, chairmen of the Mon- ship Police Department. READERS overcrowding. The poor per- mouth County Planning Any person observing what formance of so-called juvenile Board, offers a'satisfactory in his opinion may constitute Diiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii officers who do not in- alternative to the so-called suspicious behavior in the moned and appeared with a vestigate children but rely "super port" off New Jersey's vicinity of. the Voorhees lawyer! Fortunately, the testi- upon adults, and often those coast. You indicated that the School please cooperate by mony in the second hearing adults who are their friends or alternative would not delete- contacting either the Madison was so patently a lie that acquaintances, has led the nously affect the State's econ- Township Board of Education again the case was dismissed. Monmouth Juvenile author- VICTORY MARKET omy, while supplying New or the Madison Township Po- How did all this happen'.'- ities to spend days of valuable Jersey's petroleum require- lice Department. courtroom time on cases 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1339 ments. Why was the Monmouth Coun- Thank you, ty Juvenile Court used for so which could have been adjudi- FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE - TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY So, I hastened to read Mr. Voorhees School many hours on ridiculous mat- cated by calling in accused Sterner's presentation, re- Parent-Teacher Association ters? No injuries were evcr_ and accusers in conference FOR YOUR cently given before the Mata- Marilyn Magyar involved, just the alleged ac- and acting in a parental role, FREEZER HIND % BEEF - BEEF ROUNDS wan Rotary Club. For Executive Committee tions of a small boy involved a societal parental role, rath-, Mr. Sterner acknowledges with other small boys. The 'er than as county prosecutor. CUSTOM CUT Our system needs more than WHOLE PORK LOINS Id. that there is an energy Juvenile Court simplest investigation would TO ORDER 99 "crisis," that "superports" have turned up the facts. the gross statistical analysis wm——mmm are necessary, and suggests 27 Monroe St Mothers who were friends dis- being promoted by those hop- using Canadian ports in Nova Red Bank, N.J. regard such actions of their ing to enlarge a bureaucracy BONELESS Scotia and New Brunswick. To the Editor: children, but mothers who are dedicated to serving the needs Mr. Sterner says Canada The Article of AprU 23rd by * not friends use childen to get. of police and social workers LEAN EYE ROUND ROAST would be "delighted" to build Doris Kulman concerning the even. The system had to know- for career purposes rather refineries nearby, to produce Monmouth County Juvenile it was being used in this man- than the needs of the children finished products for ship- Court System and the report ner and yet it allowed itself to who have become pawns in AGED J=OR ment in "average" tankers to of The Center for the Analysis be used in that manner. The this dreadful misuse of public LEAN TENDERNESS $129 East Coast ports. Mr. Sterner of Public Issues regarding boy in that Juvenile Court box funds. didn't mention such things as AND FLAVOR said system was a welcome was not a bad boy. His accu- But it is not just critical ALL CUTS SIRLOIN STEAK Ib. the effect on balance of pay- 1 dissection of that system. sers said he was a good boy. comments we have to make. ments (already in Canada's 1 However, we the undersigned, they just did not like his moth- Having been through the sys- favor) of having our crude BONE- take issue with the main con-, er. Judge Weinstein acknowl- tem, we have some idea as to LONDON CENTER CHUCK processed in Canada, in- edged it. His advice was to LESS 69 elusion of said article. how it can be bettered. CUT creased cost to New Jersey the mother of the accused. He SIRLOIN Ib. STEAK residents of "imported" gaso- suggest that she get friendly The Monmouth County Pro- BROIL The Monmouth County bation Department might bet- line and fuel oil, effect on lo- Juvenile Court System is not with her antagonists or move! cal refineries (already short ter seek the advice of some of • understaffed, it is overstaffed on crude) if lower cost crude, The point of this story is the public defenders in con- TASTY FRESH FRYING with poor personnel and wilt' simple. Six court appearances sultative conferences before POT shipped in supertankers dis- CHUCK WHOLE gorge crude only in Canada. remain unable to do the job in Monmouth Juvenile Court court action rather than as CHICKEN for juveniles in this county ROAST 49°. Nor did he consider the fur- had to be made by a boy and last minuie spokemen for chil- ther congestion of New York until it is revamped and re- his mother on accusations dren already tried and. con- Harbor area due to the in- • staffed with the kind of individ- which should never have been demned by the system before CHUCK creasing number of "aver- ials who can do the job prop- before a court. Six cases Uiey appear before the court. COFFEE ERSAVARIN erly. The Center's report was which seem to have no cate- IEM age" tankers. In fact, it might be a good COFFEE COFFEE Ib. GROUND • very firm in this implication. gory in the statistical report- idea to replace some of the 95 Mr. Sterner has a second One quote from that report is ing listed by Ms. Kulman and present juvenile officers with case to offer. Build a pipeline ' enough to prove that point. from Canada down along the East Coast. He feels this "The juvenile system is fail- would be economically sound ing the test set by its own ex- as "oil companies found it plicit standard: to give was economically sound to delinquents the same dis-, build a pipeline three thou- our three day sale last week-end was cipline, care and counselling sand miles across the United that a wise parent would give States..." them." If we are considering the We could quote several oth- same pipeline, Mr. Sterner er sections but the gist of the might learn upon further in- criticism is the same. The Rained-Out vestigation thai this pipeline Juvenile Court System here in was built with taxpayers' • Monmouth was singled out for money during W.W. II to as- study because it is a poor one sure oil to- he East Coast when from all standards of judg- hope to see you this week-end during our U-boats were sinking tankers ment. bringing in oil from the Gulf We, the undersigned, have states. 1 believe the pipeline •' knowledge of the workings was sold for a very modest of the Monmouth Juvenile; sum because it was not eco- Court System. One of us, as a nomically viable. So. if crude mother, has been subjected to Bedding Sale is unloaded in Canada, it. the workings of its less than would probably be tran-' deliberative actions, the oth- shipped to New Jersey by tank- .er, as a curious bystander, is er. interested in the workings of held indoors for your shopping pleasure Lastly, Mr. Sterner drew a the system. Together we are correlation .between a "super- very critical of it. port" and the Texas Tower • There is a particularly destroyed by storm several heinous aspect in our Mon- NOW THRU SATURDAY MAY 5th years ago. I don't know what mouth County System. It is he pictures as a "superport," the tendency of minor but I seem to recall reading personnel in that system to somewhere that oil companies use that system to reward Save Up to 30% and more are recommending use of a friends and punish enemies. simple buoy, similar to a There can be no other reading Acme buys out entire shipment of top quality Spring Air bedding and' number of other installations of an extensive case which be- offers them to you at great savings. You will find all sizes and quali- around the world. gan five-years ago with an 8- ties specialty reduced for this event... but don't wait. .. hurry in Mr. Editor, this subject year-old boy being accused by needs a calm and circumspect a 14-year-old girl of alleged now and save on Spring Air mattresses and box springs. analysis because New Jersey name calling when the sligh- , is "under the gun," "But you test bit of investigation would do nothing to assist this en- have revealed that the 14- deavor by taking, as author- •ycar-old was guilty of a real itative, Mr. Sterners emotion- •juvenile offense. al and ill-advised arguments The 8-year-old received nine CHOOSE THE BEDDING - PICK THE SAVINGS against this project. months' continuance from the Sincerely yours Monmouth Juvenile Court, the Hector N. Evans 34-year-old was never even sworn to her testimony and none of the facts leading to or School Vandalism stemming from the incident were ever investigated. Liberty Street Old Bridge, N.J. An 8-year-old stood accused To the Editor: of an offense which now is March 31st, Voorhees School considered no offense at all. was wantonly vandalized and This same child was sub- valuable school property was jected to further accusations destroyed. Materially, IK win- for snowball throwing, the dows were broken, film strips other children involved were not; he was harassed for mak- destroyed, files burned and ing faces at another child; desks ransacked. accused of assaulting a grown Intangible emotional stress woman by arcing his brief- was realized as second grade case in an attempt to protect students returned to school to himself from the assjftflt of discover their project, "Moth- •her children. These cases er's Day Plants." viciously were dismissed but not before strewn about the floor. they went to court in Free- April 9th, Voortices School . hold! In 1972, he was accused was again entered wilh a re- of pushing another boy off a, sultant loss of approximately bike, was summoned before' $300 from the teachers' Sun- that court again in October, shine Kund and petty cash. and his accusers never April 14th, Voorhees School showed. Judge Fundler dis- was entered still a third time, .missed the case. and subjected to further van- MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING dalism. Twenty-three door The case was reopened be- • firm tempered support coils SAVE • ex \ra firm double tempered coils • double tempered support coils c^ yp glass windows were broken, cause it was discussed pub- . luxury quilled coverings • line sateen decorator coverings • imported brocade cover licly in print, the excuse being >anchar-lokcrush-prool borders • anchor-lak crush-proof borders $/| • anchor-lok crushprool borders $ report cards destroyed, keys SEr stolen and the personal effect that Judge Fundler had not •deep quilted construction •thick foam cushioning ^T£ • thick loam cushioning of students and teachers al- rendered decision. The boy ike, violated. was hauled into court again, therefore, we, The on the same offense, a condi- Voorhees School PTA Execu- tion of double jeopardy. Judge Over 530.000 worth of bedding avail- tive Committee, out of con- Weinstcin insisted he had the COMPARE THE PRICE... ANYWHERE able to you right now ... come in, take cern for the protection of the right to hear the case again, it with you. physical means of our educa- even after a search of the tional system, and because of court records turned up that ONLY 3 DAYS TO BUY, COME IN QUICK our commitment to the cnbet- Judge Fundler had rendered terment of our children's decision, a decision listed on educational experience appeal file, but conveniently removed to you, the general I'TA mem- Irom that file the week of the bership and the private citizen second hearing. The whole to aid the Madison Township mishmash was the result of Board of Education and the the Chief Probation OKicer, Madison Township Police De- Mr. Jack Weinheimer, admit- 135 Monmouth Street, Red Bank 747-2104 partment in their efrotts to ting his office had not notified Open Mon., Wed,, Frl, evenings 'til 9 certain parties to (he com- safeguard our children's Parking • Charge facilities • Oecoralor Service schools. ! plaint In time for their court appearance, although the boy urnlturQ Any person having knowl- I edge concerning the per- and bis mother were sum- •k' $ Tte Daily Bj-glstcr, BerfBaak-MMdleUiwii, N.J. Wednesday, May2, W3 Library Director Criticizes Nixon, Columnist come so curiously national, acceptance is needed. in our and the royalty type, high company them: Universal, ' Matawan Joint Free II itllllllllllllltllHIHHHIIMHHmillMI Beautiful Polish, Slovak, strung and arrogant; and su- perverted; and pornographic- Public Library Tree Dangers Lithuanian Amboys, could disappear like a common homes, courts, government mortal. But the truth was' the and social understandings. per-sensitive people,are natu- obscene. Perversion stands as 165 Main SI. . Sti Wyckcff Road Home of the overall, cov- a transitional stage between VROM OUR -Lord Beaconsfield was now Perversion, mismatch mar- rally perceptive, ''gifted" by Matawan, .V.1.117747- Katontown, N'.J. 07724 erall, boilermaker crowd; nature. „ ' the other two... To the Editor: To the Kdilor: no more mysterious than any riages and venereal disease Kielbasi loving and horse- Yer'y sensitive people ex- Mo matter how euphe- Below you will find copy of one else" . . . are directly linked to our in- James Kilpatrick (April 24) KKADEKS radish oriented; ploit the morals of belief, mistically pious and clever letter sent to the Mnnmouth In these words we have fantile attitudes concerning expressed his support for Houses close enough to but- seeking their heaven on earth, men publicly appear, sex County Shade Tree Commis- iniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiMimiiiiiiii much to' ponder, how mys- sex. We may achieve fame President Nixon's proposal ter your neighbor's toast. while preaching otherwise. standards are always there,, sion which may be of interest terious is "anyone else'"' and produce "scientific ad- for zero funding of libraries. I er urging shade tree commis- Sensitive people gravitate in imposing man to understanding In your readers: What is a "common mortal." vances," but we have done must express my opposition to sions and communities to con- Let's walk the house tops to effortless cycles, of hope, fail- or sadomasochistic, anti-so- - "Planting trees close to the what type of. people are "wiz- nothing until we sanely handle the President's proposal and centrate on keeping trees Woodbridge, and follow the ing to improve; they are the cial labors of love! road and between curbs and ards," and who can actuallv sex and man: The age old Kilpatnck'ssupport. from being planted near dirty brick road to Elizabeth. victims of belief and ex- Nature is the glorious provi- sidewalks as is presently clone believe Ihere are. men worthy genetic riddle of the seductive. Libraries have come'a Ions roads, particularly between poitation. Super-sensitive der of life. Man merely tries by Shade Tree Commissions of worship. .'.' beast is forever challenging. way in the past eight years — curbs and sidewalks. If you're lucky, you'll fall people inherit a reception that to steal the show in his micro- and as is being done on our Evelyn Waugh's diaries, We may class our human since the Library Services Hope the above will be of in- asleep. gaes beyond belief and ex- scopic time. . •. street may be a program of Watergate investigation, Deep herd of sheep on this earth and Construction Act has been terest to your committees. If your-luck runs out, you'll ploitation. They are the pio- the horse and buggv age; Throat decisions, etc. etc., into three distinct groups: Su- Someone said "Silence is in force. Just look around — Respectfully, wake up in Newark. neers of man's future. golden." Your "orgy neigh- Ionic at the Eastern Branch of when there were no cars to Harold Lindemann speaks of tabu and primitive per-sensitive, sensitive and skid on the leaves, nv:*<«y«K"f ;vj *i.-iwto' w his junk- "annual Report" put out by moval cacti year by Sanitation yard, and everyone else in Now, more than ever, the New Jersey Stale Library Department,.which causes air.. his backyard. and pertinent articles in 'The pollution by the trucks. Howker Annual of LTbrary Trees ruin lawns with loo Kverybody has a lean-tn, and Hook and Trade Informa- much shade." and every lean-to leans lo the tion.' tracks. Sincerely, You may want to give these Dolores McKcough leatures consideration at your Matawan North, then the you need Shop-Rite. Director meeting this Week and consid- Ambovs. Complets Store Buyers. A lot more for a little less If you ever needed a lot more for a little less, it's A lot more produce freshness lor a little less. stamped with an Alert Date),. the date the product now. Thais why now, more than ever, you need all Because shipments of farm-lresh fruits.and ' • is removed from sale. Every package in our bakery that Shop-Rite has in store for you. vegetables are made to your local Shop-Rite department, for example, tells you its freshness A lot more concern for a little less. Because supermarket every clay. And you c;in solect deadline. Every Shop-Rite item in our FABRIC you get all the attention, courtesy and concern ol anything from applo-; to zucchini in any Quantity dairy department is also Alert Dated, and it is an independent owner running his own business. Iromoni; to a bushel. being added lo more items all the time-such as Thais right, Shop-Rite is made up of independent A lot more experience for a little less. Because Shop-Rite brand cake mixes, spaghetti, macaroni owners who buy together for maximum volume Shop-Rite has been perfecting the ' highest and cookies. That's our way ol guaranteeing discounts... in the largest cooperative super^ quality at the lowest price' policy it developed Ireshness on every shelf, in every refrigerator market chain in America. Remember, when it's over 22 years ago.' case at Shop-Rite. your business, you make it your business lo make A lot more special savings for a little lest. people happy. A lot more guaranteed freshness for a little less. Because Shop-Rite has hundreds of ilems Because ever,y week, Shop-Rite has over 250 SALE!! advertised items throughout the store. In groceries A lot more quality for a little less. Because at Shop-Rite we sell only U.S.DA Choice beef and alone, you'll find apzens ol items on sale every government-inspected Grade A poultry and eggs. week. So it pays to\vatch tor these inflation And everything is double-checked by Shop-Rite's deflaters in Shop-Rite ads and circulars. 7000 Yds. To Choose From own inspectors. Each item that wears a Shop-Rite A lot-more consideration for a little less. $100 label is comparable to the nationally advertised Because Shop-Rite always puts items on'sale for Casements, Linen, Matelasse item... our Quality Control laboratory makes sure a minimum of one week. Some ilems even remain Antique Satin, Sheers & More • YD. of it*y sampling every shipment received at our at special prices lor months at a time. And if a warehouse. sale item is out of stock at any particular time, you VAL TO $6.98 yd. A lot more selection for a little less. Because get a Rain Check so you can buy it later at the most Shop- Rite supermarkets are super super- advertised price. markets. They have a bigger selection of Shop-Rite A lot more planning help tor a little less. 100% Polyester brand and nationally advertised brands in every Because Shop-Rite's weekly Budget Saver is department. To suit every taste and budget. Some , probably thej/nost complete menu and shopping Blankets N examples: There are 30 kinds and sizes of Shop- planner available. It's lull of shopping hints, pre- Rite olives... 28 varieties of green peas, including views of groat buys, valuable discount coupons By "CANNON" DelMonte. Slokely, Green Giant, and Shop-Rile and more. And it's [roe every week at your brand... over 750 Irozen food items, from neighborhood Shop-Rile. 72"x99" Birdseye lo Minute Maid, to Swanson. to Sara Lee, to Shop-Rite brand-from the basics to A lot more convenience for a little less. entire convenience meals lor the busy woman. Because most Shop-Rites have departments that A lot more meat value for a little less, help yau one-stop shop, like expanded health Terry Because at Shop-Rite we have the True-Value and beauty aid and non-food departments where meat department: You don t pay a premium if the you can pick up powder, panty hoso, or pots. You'll Dish c meat is cut thicker or thinner, if the quantity is find that the Shop-Rites with appetizer and sea- larger or smaller, if the smoked or fresh ham is lood departments have that old feeling and flavor Towels' whole or half, if the leg ol lamb is whole or half. ol the neighborhood delicatessen. By •CANNON" More value throughout the meat case with Everywhere you look you II see the difference at convenient packaging and well-trimmed cuts. All Shop-Rite, and you'll know why now, more than Shop-Rite beef is U.S.D.A. Choice. All Shop-Rite ever, you get a lot more for a little less at poultry is government-inspected Grade A Shop-Rite. Flannel Back Vinyl Tablecloths 52"x52" & 52"x70"

— Added Extra Special — CHILDREN'S SHOES BUSTER BROWN PEDWIN STRIDE RITE JUMPING JACK Justin From Silver Springs, Md Shop-Rite Supermarkets I A lot more for a little less. lie Daily Ecgteter, Bed tfank-MMdteUwB, TiJ. Wednesday, May 2,J*73 9 Little Silver* Middletown Youths Are Merit Scholars in sailboat racing, canoeing, four-year scholarships that Mr. Smith said. "The 1973 EVANSTON, III. - Two computer buff, and a part- High School, where, he is vice ceives an award from the 189. He plans to major in com- and skiing. are financed by colleges and Merit Scholars were chosen Monmouth County high school time system programmer at president of the National Hon- Worcester (Mass.) Polytech- puter science. The names of about 050 universities that' participate from among a group of 14.000 seniors are among the Ili New nic Institute. He is finishing He is a member of the Na- Worcester Area College Com- or Society. highly qualified students who putation Center. He is,a member of the scholarship winners were an- as.sponsors in the Merit Pro- Jersey winners of college- his high school education in tional Honor Society and gram. The winners of college- became finalists in the 1973 Jeffrey C. Bodenstab, 31 newspaper staff, hockey nounced by Edward C. Smith, sponsored Merit Scholarships. three years a* Ghristian twice received the National sponsored Merit Scholarships Merit Program." Tall Tree Road, Middletown, team, Committee for Estab- president of the National Mer- Gregory V. Walsh, 516 Brothers Academy, Lineroft, Science Foundation grant for are selected by the sponsoring The amount of the stipend / Hance Road, Little Silver, re- summer study in mathemat- is recipient of a scholarship lishing School Priorities, stu- it Scholarship Corp., which where he is first in a class of has headquarters af!)!H) Grove college or university and are accompanying a college-spon-/ ics at Ohio State University. from Lehigh University, Beth- dent council, and chess club. sored Merit Scholarship is de-f lehem, Pa., where he plans to St., here. restricted to finalists who He is president of the camera He serves as a math tutor and . plan to attend that institution. termined by the sponsoring in- . club, photographer for the .major in engineering. He at- a worker for the Monmouth College-sponsored Merit stitution according to the fi- tends Middletown Township They are not transferrable to yearbook and newspaper, a Eco-Center. He is interested Scholarships are renewable. another institution. nancial aid procedures used by that college. The amount. "It is gratifying to note the of the stipend can range from i continuing growth of sponsor- a minimum of f 1CKJ to a max- * ship of Merit Scholarships by imum of Jl,500jper year for up 'colleges and universities," to four years. Volunteers Needed For Mobile Meals ...SAVE... NO LIGHT-I100M DARKENING *m For Elderly ancklll NEW SHREWSBURY - Bank, 79, was one of the pro- The Mobile Meals program, gram's first volunteers, hasn't WINDOW sponsored by several civic, missed one day of her regular welfare and health drganizav. weekly schedule, and on sev- SHADES tions to bring hot meals to el- eral occasions has supplied a • up to 36" wide derly, ill, and handicapped granddaughter to substitute • on new roller 1.99 shut-ins, is seeking high for her usual teammate, Miss school and college age volun- Herrmann said. teers to k^ep it running High school volunteers are smoothly through the sum- Wendy Degenahl. Rumson, WE STOCK UP TO 72" WIDE. mer. '•* and Beth Sherrard, Fair hundreds of colon, stylas & patterns Miss Helen Herrmann, the Haven. to choose from program's coordinator, said The charge of $1 per meal the young people are needed can be paid for with food,; 741-7500 MEALS ON WHEELS — Among young volunteers Haven, and Wendy DeGanahl, 17, Rumson. Jerald to substitute for some winter- stamps, and donations from joining Mobile Meals, Civic program to deliver Squier, food service director, checks outgoing time volunteers, such as several service clubs and pri- 32 Broad St. Red Bank hot meals to the elderly, ill, shut-in and handi- meals at Medicenter, Red Bank. .mothers who can't leave their vate individuals subsidize capped, are Beth Sherrard, center, 17, Fair Rtglitir Staff Pluto school-age children during the meals for those who can't af- 3 CREDIT PLANS summer vacation time. ford the cost. The only requirements are a Mrs. Patricia Shorey. Fair driver's license, willingness Haven, a nutrition consultant, and enthusiasm, Miss Herr- is Mrjbile Meals chairman. mann said. John Brown, supervisor of the OPENING Volunteers serve about one Riverview Hospital dietary de- All Shop-Rite's join in the PADDOCK PLAZA hour*a day, need serve only partment, directs the food op- TUESDAY 1 one day a week, but can sign erations. Mrs. Eileen ROUTES 36 & 71 up for as many days as they McCarthy, diet counselor with GRAND OPENING WEST LONG BRANCH want to. the MCOSS Family Health MAY 1st! and Nursing Service, advises i NEW JERSEY The hot meals, prepared in 10 A.M. OF SHOP-RITE OF WEST LONG BRANCH insulated trays, are picked up on special diets, at Rivervicw Hospital, Red Mrs. Marilyn Karl, volun- Bank, and King James Nurs- teer program coordinator of CENTER CUT THICK OR THIN WHY PAY MORE? ing Home, Middletown, at ; the county Welfare Board, is 11:30 a.m., and at the Medi- in charge of volunteers. center, Red Bank, at 4:30 ITALIAN Miss Herrmann, also a Wel- P.M. daily. fare Board volunteer, handles OR CENTER CUT PORK The appearance of an inter- the scheduling and day-to-day SAUSAGE ested volunteer with a tempt- operation of the project. Pros- LOINROAST ing and nutritious meal often pective volunteers should con- TRUE VALUE ALL PORK CUT Mrs. Helen Trace improves not' only the tact Miss Herrmann at the •fM FROM YOUNG CORN recipient's health but also out- E^l' • FED PORKERS Welfare Board offices, 106 Mrs. Trace look, Miss Herrmann said. Apple St., New Shrewsbury. $ The program, which' has FOR LONDON fasi $191 9 Other sponsoring organiza- Pork Chops .89' Top Round BROIL served more than 5,000 meals m STEAK OH CUT (™J Ib. XX On Staff tions are Monmouth Counly FORLONDON since its inception last August, Country Style BONELESS Shoulder BROIL" ran ji69- has 71) regular volunteers and Nutrition Council, the Red e At Hospital 18 substitutes, ranging in age Bank Board of Health and the Pork Loin T ,89 ROAST SALE! Beef Liver IDEVEINED Central Jersey Dietetic Asso- LONG BRANCH - The ap- from 17 to almost 80. ciation Journal Club. Pork Shoulder .69° • TOPROUND rrT. Slab Bacon pointment of Mrs. Helen Mrs. William T. Cronin, Red • TOPSIRLOIN I USuA Chuck Steak • BOTTOM ROUND CHOICE Veal Steaks Trace of Midmetown as coor- ORRO* • CRO55RIB V__^_ dinator of ambulatory ser- CENTE Rib Steak CUT FORBR Chicken Legs vices at Monmouth Medical U.S. D.A. CHOICE '1°' CALIF.CHUCK Center has been announced. TINGORBRAISING - $129 Chicken Breasts Mrs. Trace will have admin- OHFl»NKENBE£F STEAK OR istrative responsibility for the DuPont Lucite LIVERS Top Sirloin CUT FOR LONDON >1»9 STEAK OR ROAST Ib. Chicken Wings IB 89c ROIL U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1 ,69' center's outpatient and emer- FIRSTCUTCHUCK gency departments. She came PORK LOIN ROAST to Monmouth Medical Center paint smash! STEAK OR ROAST from Torrance Memorial Hos- pital, in Torrance, Calif., where she was director of the staff development department. A native of Det|pit, Mrs. Trace received her master's' degree in nursing administration from the University of Maryland. Prior to working in Califor- nia, she was an assistant professor in nursing at Prince ...it 1 .^RPINK t C Grapefruit Juice kPEFRUIT S39 ROYAL PURPLE George's Community College Eclairs W 3-ar'l in Maryland. She and her hus- s s H p c EGGPLANTS Ib. 19 Green Beans » 6&»1 Pineapple Juice R ,?t 4^:99 band, Francis, have two chil- $ 89 a e dren, Rhonda, 111, and Gre- 4-Lb. Lasagne ® tt.- l Welch's Jelly «&»? *-49 Tomatoes ,.39' gory. »• 0B Coffee Lightener...S.c 6l.v»:$'l Soup Mix THT :ivl9< Scallions ; 2 ,„ 19* C TODDLEHS C C Middletown Has Waffles ~E 10 s 99 Pampers DIAPERS :..99 Cucumbers SOURCREAMFUDGE 2,., 29 YELLOWORDOUBLE II S j C Another Contest Sausage uJMSL. a.-79* Cake Mixes DUTCHPILISBURY l» 29* Lemons ^ 5,., 39 MIDDLETOWN - Another C SAVE C IOA Cream Spi nach ..0^4 ,v.: 99 Salada Tea Bags JOc :,89 Potatoes S79' contest among Democratic DuPont Lucite® Lucite® decor candidates for county com- house paint wall paint More Bakery Value! More Dairy Value! More Appetizer Value! mitteeman arose in last week's primary filing, reports GAL REGULAR QUARTERS "WHY PAY MORE? Thomas J. Magin, township 7QGAL SHOPRITE clerk. fi79 In District 2t> (ierrard Har- \e# REG. 1.49 5 REtJ.7.49 BREAD JflARGARINE IWERWURST per of lili Maplewood Drive, Built-in primer. Dries No stirring! Dries in New Monmouth, will oppose in an hour, cleans up just Vz hour, cleans up C c ( the Democratic organization's Jelly Donuts WM A.-39 Light'NLively*4:;v99 Genoa Salami W , with water. White, colors. with water. White, colors. c C choice for the post, John Lit- Twist & Rod *fflfiftw' w29 Cottage Cheese.»«».'js:39 Muenster ss& J llefield of 22 Bayberry Lane. cra c C Pies '»«%m^ - v;59 Fresh Citrus Salad s 79 swiss Cheese ssm »J c E DuPont Lucite® English Muff inSsM,t29 Tropicana °ffi 3,.:r*l Fresh Cole Slaw HIGHEST More Nonfood Value! INTEREST interior enamel REG. OR THICK MENS SHORT SLEEVE ALLOWED BY LAW PF.AMAN[NT Pf)E$S 49 QT tJSPOUtSIEB ON TWO YEAH OSCAR MAYER AHIHTP 35SCOHON fl/ CERTIFICATES SHIRTS SI'tSH^TOIt, v/ REG. 2,99 BACON «fllllll«* ASSORTED COLORS n OF DEPOSIT 2 2 5 "• YIELD 6\ 5 FOR 1 YR. With Teflon-e for easy care! $ 59 Cleans up with water, dries Mohawk Ham „„. =* 3 More Seafood Value! ON ONE YEAR in just Vi hour. Most sjalns C CERTIFICATES wash oil! White,and colors. Hygrade Franks M, ;;; 79 r WHY PAY MORE? OF DEPOSIT Swift Franks W ; I RED SNAPPER QA. 5 VlELD 5.S51 FILLET ©51' ON REGULAR Armour FranlisW : 1/oO, PASSBOOK SAVINGS VALUABIE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Toward Ihe purchase ol 2AB0 SMFG OA83 4 Toward Ihe purchase ol Toward the purchase ol 1AB0 a 16'ior. boxol Deposits Imurad Up la an8-oz. boxol a6packol(12ojr. cans) 120,000 by F.O.I.C. [Siadlees BETTY CROCKER TOTAL COCOA One 6t The Stop & Shop Companies POTATO BUDS CER1EAL .31?- yes- been scheduled for May 11. enrporatinn president, and . raised (or the Frank W. Jen- .terday handed up a throe- The operator and manager James Gronnie, theater man- kins Fund at a benefit concert court indictment against the of the Strand Theater, Key- ager, arose from the showing given at Monmouth Regional operators and manager of the port, were charged with ex- of two films, "Deep Throat" High School over the week- Savoy Theater, Mattison Ave.. hibiting obscene movies in a and "Love for Sale," during end, the organizer of the Asbury Park, alleging that county grand jury indictment February and March. .event said yesterday. they showed an obscene film, handed up March 3. They have pleaded innocent The money will go to a fund • The Honker Convention," The allegations against Kd- to the charges. wlfleti has been set up to help last March 7. pay the medical bills for Frank W. Jenkins Jr., a fresh- It.was the second obscenity man at Monmouth Regional indictment in he handed up ATTENTION High School who was paral- against county theater persrm- yzed from the neck down in a hel'this year. MIDDLETOWN RESIDENTS gymnastics class accident in Defendants in the new in- December. dictment are the Savoy the- Frank, 16, the son of Mr. ater manager. John Ksposilo, FREE RABIES CLINICS 2K, of 2!KI Willow Ave, Long and Mrs. Frank W. Jenkins. 40 Free Rabies Clinics are slated for all Middletown Locust Ave., Eatontown. has Branch; the theater owner, \rt Theater Guild Inc. of Jer- dog owners during the second week in May. The been hospitalized since the Board of Health reminds pet owners that all dogs mishap. sey City; and an officer of the corporation, Saul Stuffrin of must be on a leash and 1973 licenses will be on Jeff MacPherson. a fellow Livingston. Monmouth Regional student sale, . • and a member of one of the All three are accused of SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS: two bands that played for the showing I he film, winch alle- concert, was the organizer of gedly depicts "obscene and in- MONDAY, May 7 the event Saturday night in decent" sexual acts, on March the multipurpose room of the 7 and on unspecified dates be- Port Monmouth First Aid 7-9 p.m. high school. FIRST DAY SHOPPER — Mrs. Christopher Mur- George Ulasewich, left, and John E. Saker, execu- fore that time. Jeff is a member of Claires- ray of Allenhurst was among first customers for tive vice president of Foodarama Shop-Rite Su- • Shiffrin arid.jVrt Theater" TUESDAY, May 8 room, a folk rock band, along yesterday's opening of Shop-Rite in West Long permarkets, Freehold. Guild Inc. are charged with Action Auction, Rt. 36, E. Kcansburg 7-9 p.m. with another Monmouth Re- Branch. Welcoming her were store manager, Regular Stair Pholo maintaining a nuisance, by gional student, Peter Fan- showing the film and Esposito cher, and two students from is accused of aiding and abet- WEDNESDAY, May 9 Red Bank Catholic High Lincroft Fire House 7-9 p.m. School, Clair Alessi and Step- Lawn Care Lecture hen Belmont. New Shop-Rite Supermarket MIDDLKTOWN — A slide- THURSDAY, May 10 The other band that played illustrated lecture on spring Brevent Park Fire House. Leonardo 7-9 p.m. for the concert was Rockwell, lawn and garden care will be Rick Ambrosia, Frank Ruck, presented Thursday at a 10:30 SATURDAY, May 12 Jeff Triweedi and John Kirby. Opens in West Long Branch a.m. coffee hour in the Mid- ELECTIONS dletown Library by Donald Township Garage. Kanes Lane, Midi...10-12 noon By FLORENCE BRUDER ing to package moats and pro- COLTS NECK - Court Ma- equally crammed with pros- of the 12 checkout counters Hammer of the Middletnwn Dogs must be on a LEASH duce in smaller quantities for pective buyers. "cutting back on waiting time. Garden Center. The public is rian, Catholic Daughters of WEST LONG BRANCH - 1973 Dog Licenses will be on sale America, will meet Tuesday There were 450 shopping us seniors who don't require Specialty sections include •It was estimated there were welcome. at 8 p.m. in the Father Griffin carts, all in use by 11 a.m. so much food at one time." the pharmacy, the tobacco 150 employes on d'uty yes- yesterday, at the grand open- Indeed, the whole store is shop and the appetizer and terday.1 Memorial Hall of St. Mary's READY THURSDAY 10 A.M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Church here. There will be ing of the new Shop-Rite of laid out with the convenience bakery shoppes. At the latter The shopping center is election of officers. West Long Branch, operated of the customer in mind: soda two, delicacies are prepared owned and managed by Route by Foodarama Supermarkets, and snacks are grouped by chefs behind counters and 36 Associates, 'Mi Main St., Inc., in the new Paddock- thoughtfully together and the customer has the effi- Freehold. Shopping Plaza Shopping Cen- there's even a complete picnic ciency of self-service. Other stores in the center ter at Rts. 36 and 71. corner where appropriate Food gases' offer some include Consumers Dis- Mrs. Florence Mcl'oo] Bow- items are displayed. 12.0(11) grocery, dairy, meat tributing Co., Fayva Family ers, the first Ms Senior Citizen The fresh meat counter was and produce items with-96 Shoes, Dinettes Unlimited, of Monmouth County, was on busy, with shoppers looking feet of fresh meat cases, 88 The Scoreboard, The Trea- hand for ribbon-cutting cere- for bargains. Bacon was .«» feet of dairy cases and both sure Hut, Beauty on the Mall, monies. cents a pound and the new multi and single deck frozen Monmouth Park Cleaners, One lady remarked deligh- frozen meat and poultry food displays. World of Launderette and At- tedly, "Why, they're even go- counter, an innovation, was Two people will man each tilio's Italian Restaurant. monmouth shopping center II V EATONTOWN CIRCLE-RT 35

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get-away in fly-weight TWO DAYS OF EXCITING PRE-SUMMER VALUES IN 52 QUALITY STORES AND SHOPS SOFTSIDE Special Attraction on the Mall I LUGGAGE U.S. PEOPLE FOR THE 99 UNITED NATIONS ART and CRAFT SHOW 12 MAY 3-4-5 18" 21" or 24 26" or -29T..

DAILY 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Good-looking, rugged vinyl luggage with MON. THRU SAT. important features like heavy-gauge zip- ; ' Famous artists and craftsmen brinjj their pers, "tuck tite" locks, and heat sealed best lo the Jersey Shore under the atthpiees of the bumper edges. Pieces can be stored easily U.S. People for the United Nations. where space is at a premium, one inside Hring the Entire Family. the next larger size! Blue or green. OPEN NITES 'TIL 9:30 P.M. M0N.-SAT. FREE PARKING FOR 5000 CARS OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO !)-30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE OJIDERS . MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER - EATONTOWN, N. J. Wnt4m\y Register, Red Banlt-Mlddtetown, .V.3, Wednesday, May 2, Wl II"

TEACHING CHANGES - A challenge to tradition was presented to the Red Bonk Regional High School staff by consultant Donald Halbedl, left, a specialist in performance oriented course devel- opment1. With him is Red Bank Regional vice principal Thomas Conlon. Regional Faculty Receives Special Training Course PEACHEHftWES vtltovt timBS RED BANK — Donald llal- His .system of performance brcll nl Mile Silver, educa- onenieJi course development lional adviser in tlie director would eliminate students' ill officer training at Ft. Mon- competing against each other mouth's Signal School, has for the same grade. The per- completed a training program formance approach chal- in his specialty at Hed Bank lenges some of the traditional Kcgioniil High School. statistical methods of eval- He is an educational con- uation and test validity. sultant in Ihe field of perform- In performance oriented in- ance oriented instruction. His struction, the student is ZSZ^zL-zXtt six-week series of lecture presented expectations of per- demonstrations were attended formance dealing with areas, by about halt of the Hcd Bank tasks, skills, and knowledges Kegional professional staff. in each subject of the curricu- All floyofs food)own Mr. Halbedl was a member lum. In performance oriented S S of Ihe administrative subcom- instruction, the student com- FOODTOWN DETERGENT3 ZZ I FOODTOWN TOMATOES 4 ™ 1 mittee of the Red Bank Re- nt varieties I ,,,„,„„, r..di..,(M.si,.d.»c,u,M « .-• FRUIT DRINKS petes only against himself. S S With This Coupon gional High .School Study foodiown la- I BLACK PEPPER 3 !.;;• I HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 4 "„•.:' l nan sn Committee which met Weekly Teachers attending the ses- Coupon good at any Fexxhown SuperrnarU 5 ti-nil on. p«, alMt (omit*. in the winter and spring of sions expressed concerns over> your money. 1 FOODTOWN PRETZELS 4,X I FOODTOWN CORN 5 \1 M oopon yood April 79 thru May 5 only. 1971 to direct the development coordination of performance vNeknow you'll I ,,„,„., ,,„„„.„ . 1 of educational specifications objectives with individualized ,'hechange- J PEAS & CARROTS 5• ^ $ I SWEET PEAS 5 Ll'/l instruction,- ways to prevent for the new highschool under v l5 s construction m Little Silver. student fear of failure, setting FOODTOWN SPAGHEITI 5^ I CUT GREEN BEANS 5 ,::' l learning standards, homo- WM( Mir* F.nL rogdlOn., ?f*0 vi I..I If f t I»"Jl0-.r Crop- ' M f\ Mr. Halbedl's program was C designed to give teachers geneous grouping, record FACIAL TISSUES * '5mJ] JELLY 8. PRESERVES •,'•'49 ideas on developing a system- keeping, and analysis of feed- back. CAMPBELL'S SOUP atized approach to teaching, FOODTOWN SODA so that students could be Mr. Halbedl commented: judged more accurately in "Our aim is to do something DiL'MONTEbRINK - 33< ^AWN'N LEAF BAGS 5^49= performance of learning with and for the student, not tasks. something to him." PLANTERS PEANUTS 2" 79' VSTsH CAM LINERS 20 i W

C CHOP'PED"CHIVES'^-,,51 F^STOWMBLEACH &Z* Save 26c !. Urges McGuire All Flavors BQc KS Foodtown Ice Cream gollon ^ J^ BBR SJ2 Coupo'i >yx«\ aWitt tin,h focktfaw Thisn CoupoSup«rir>orhHn . Limil one par ailull (atiiiy. For Jetport Use Coupon good April 71 thru May S only SPUING LAKK - Dr. Ed- ncrios, Past records of the ward ,1. l.ueddeke. Assembly area indicate the possibility U.S.D.A. Gov't. Giade Choice Democratic candidate for the that the 'time bomb' fuse is Kith (Coastal) Monmnuth- slowly burning,'' Oeean Counties District, will Dr. Lueddeke cited the campaign for the use of the Elizabeth plane crashes, the BONELESS BEEF ROASTS I.akehurst-Mcduire Air sta- plane that hit the Empire tions for the next inter- Stale Building and the tra- .national ji-lport. gedies of the Staten Island- BOTTOM ROUND, $«39 With the naming of ihe New York mid-air collision of Stewart Airport near New- two passenger packed air- TOP SIRLOIN, or ib burgh, N.Y!, by the Metropoli- craft. tan Transportation Authority "The LakWiui'st-McOuire CROSS RIB as a possible site, l)r: I.ued- complex, which would employ deke contends that Lakehursl- over 30,001) people, could be (Whole ireczer cuts priced slightly higher McGiiirc in Burlington-Ocean joined to metropolitan New U S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice Boneless U.S.D.A. Gov'i. Grade (boite Bonelcsi w ' Counties would serve as a bet- York, Philadelphia and Atlan- TOP ROUND l nny Faodlown Sup«r>narbef y Wesl Point cadets in aviation, MctJuire should be closed by ib. I Coupon good April 29 thro May 5 only. HW is in mountainous terraih and thefmilitary in order that im- U S.M. Gov'l Giodo Cfoite Bontlcii would have a danger for in- mediate construction of the EYE ROUND ROAST strument approach patterns. new jetport can take place. Dr. l.ueddeke said he New Jersey must capture the $16699 agrees with former (low Kob- initiative from New York >1 *MW$SW Save $1.64- 9-lb. U-or. crt B. Meyncr that Newark state." Ib ^ Soap Powder jumbo Airport, which the .Veiv York Port Authority is spending INDIANS EMPLOYED iBURST With This Coupon WHITKFISH BAY, Ont. $!)D0, million in developing, is flflR 5/2 Coupo., good t.1 ony fooifio-f. Supe.-mirU.*. ^ (AP) — Mink coats, hats and l.mil one per odulr I a mil y V unsuited for jet type passen- Cnupoii <}ood April ^fl tl.to Moy 5 only mink plates arc among the ger transports, lie contends 3) IJMJI «/,. Cpn. .kj main products of the Shong- that Newark Airport, is a Way-Shi fur factory, which re- "time bomb. Any person with cently held its opening ceremo- knowledge of airport locations nies in this community south of will see that Newark Airport Kenora. Department of Indian is located in a highly con- affairs officials say the factory C gested area and i.s partly .sur- is expected to employ 40 of the 89 rounded by volatile petroleum 387 Ojibway Indians on the 'Wwoi)WINGS''f PH/MVWGS '•? mmi'iiSAVINGS''•;: wi1h This COU tanks of the liayway reli- Whitefish Bay reserve. FfltL 0' NUTS P°" COD FISH FIILET *i COLD CUTS I BOIlEiHAM U.S.D.A. Gov'l. Grade Choice Coupon tpoent m anj Fr^ rm'/fr I \ 0 A Get • d*d« CVtxt Iwlt ib. i i: c Ik.ifc Cn. Iif tiW •> Is* S"lim iBiuTaSw" ,'S FRANKS - CHKSE ib'75 : S]99 CHICKEN BREASTS b 07 ...i"a!... 89 LONDON BROIL HARD CRABS Heads Scout Board '•' SO19 CHKKliN lEcVs"" ib.69c i Save 46c '- PORK loi'fi •ROAST"" f Lawn 'N Lcol FAKMtNCiDAI.K - .lane unteer in the "Dowd for Con- Kadenbach of Kunison, mem- 29 gress" campaign in I!)f2 and i BAGGIES With This Coupon ber of Senior Mariner Troop working with children ,of DAIRY DEPT 19li has been elected presi- many ethnic groups at a Day SAVINGS r p dent of Ihe senior planning Camp Center. mirm p«. ndulllam.l, board of Mnnmoulh Council of She will enter her senior Luscious '( Nwttown Florida Aiirl Scouts. year at Kunison-Kair Haven i|V* Red Ripe California ^ She also serves as a partici- Regional High School in Sep- ORANGE pating, voting member of tember where she is a mem- Mnnmoulh Council's board of ber of the Student (iovern- STRAWBERRIES Save 12c f, directors ment Association, the Koren- JUICE Wilh Pump NEW WINDOW CLEANER .She holds the first class des- sic Club and the Tower Madr- ignation, highest award in girl igals. In addition, she plays pint several instruments and has . scouting. She served as secre- basket TEXAS tary of ihe planning board this been a member of her church past season. Other scout posi- choir for six years. 49 tions she held arc Iroop prcsi- ' dent for three years; treasur- Other senior planning board 11«,. * / ONIONS er, and assistant patrol lead- officers are Joan Salustro, cS'CHEESl Ocean, vice president. Joy er, 1HIS I < Toward tt)o purthaio of any Kelly, Humson.. treasurer: • i.rfi,. „ • on, ,...»..(....r.,.». n AQt :, She was program aide to a COUPON * ^^•oz. bottle Carol Itizzi. Ocean, secretary; junior troop in \'JTL Jane has WORTH Lotion Shampoo Constance Andas. Oakhursl, had extensive camping ex- CHERRY TOMATOES »:*.. 07 ARTICHOKES Z ,, LI | HEAD & SHOULDERS public relations, and Kliza- 29* * 25c oM our regular low price. perience and has served as a beth llembree. Humson, Our W camp counselor. Scout trips , Coupon ^orxlut onf TwxHown Sup«imarh«1 House chairman. EGGPLANT , 29' SUNKIST OH hal'e included visits t» Wil •K, ,;' Prkel e/fct)ive thru Saturday, May 5 only. liamsburg, Va ; Hockwood, There are T! senior level APPLES 3H JV LEMONS IU Not Ruipombile (or typographical crrori. rc^^^V CUP THIS COUPON Md., and participating in the troops in the area served by Member Twin County Grocers. Mariner Program at Mystic Monmoulb Council The se- Seaport, Conn. nior planning board is com- Her other community activ- posed of two representatives • You Save More Cash Everyday At Foodtown! • ities include serving as a vol- from each senior troop. 12 The »tiy E*#s(er, ffed Baik-MWdltUma, N.J. Wwtoetday, May 2,1173 Park Overflow Parking Matawan Petition Poses Holmdel Problem Asks Recreation HOLMDEL - About 300 fenders are not township resi- gates closed against them. parking summonses have dents, but visitors who come Mr. Gollnick said his de- been issued already this from other areas, some as far partment is working on a re- Plan Referendum spring to visitors to Holmdel away as New York City, and lease to the public regarding County Park who insist on show little regard for the the parking problem at Holm- MATAWAN - A petition re- recreation. Construction will parking in posted or unautho- rights of those who live near del pounty Park as well as questing the Gravelly Brook cost 1200,000, of which 50 per rized areas. Police Chief R. Holmdel County Park. "other areas of use." bond ordinance be placed on cent will be refunded by the Bruce Phillips confirmed yes- Visitors' misbehavior re- "We hope to have the prob- the billot was received by state Bureau of Outdoor Rec- terday. sulted ii* posting of no parking lem at least partially solved Borough Council last night. reation. Chief Phillips said the po- signs on throughfares leading very soon," he commented. Mrs. Genevieve Donnell, a Sees Value Cit licy of ticketing overflow to the park, and the postings member of the Matawan Tax- Thomas J. O'Hara. of the The five major tourist areas parkers was started last year will continue to be enforced. payers Association, said, "I Recreation Commission in Jamaica are Montego Bay, when residents living near the Chief Phillips warned. started the petition because stated after the meeting that Kingston, Port Antonio, Ocho county park complained of the initial cost of the facility the quality of the facility Bruce Gollnick, county su- Rios and Mandeville. visitors driving over their is too high and if the tax pay- would be reduced if the bond- perintendent of parks, said ADVERTISEME MT~ T lawns, parking in their drive- ers are, to pay the bill, that ing is reduced. park officials are working in ways, discarding litter on close cooperation with Chief bill should be itemized arid The public has been invited their properties and in some Phillips and his men. He ex- FALSE TEETH they should not be buying a to bring its questions and ob- cases replying with obsce- plained that it has been found That Loosen pig in a poke." jections to a meeting of the nities when asked to desist. necessary to close the park Need Not Embarrass Councilman Robert Simons Recreation Commission May Don't keep worrying about vour •' "It's been a problem year gates as the park fills up on had reported at a previous 8. false teeth dropping at the wronir READY FOR SATURDAY — Prepared to greet visitors qt the opening of after year. They're causing spring and summer weekends tinip. A denture adhesive can lielri. meeting a Recreation Com- Public hearing of a resolu- FASTEETH '• cives dentures a lone- United Counties Trust Company's expanded and remodeled office at 600 residents not to be able to en- and conceded that many of er, firmer, steadier hold. Makes eat- mission request for a further tion to permit transfer of a li- Newman Springs Road and Hurley Lane, Lincroft, Saturday are, left to joy their homes and proper- the violators may be visitors ing more enjoyable. For more security itemizalion of the costs. He quor license from Hartman's and comfort, use FASTEETH l)en- right, John Kay, area vice president; Gerald Murphy, manager, and John ty." the police chief went on. who have driven many miles ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures said such itemization had Cork 'n' Bottle to Bell Beef- Burns, assistant manager. It will be open house from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 to the park, only to find the that fit are essential to health. See been presented to the Recrea- Co. was held. p.m., with gifts for those opening new accounts. A circus atmosphere will The chief added that the of- your dentist regularly. tion Commission Monday. The request is for transfer prevail, complete with tent, free cotton candy and floating balloons, cal- The Gravelly Brook recrea- of the liquor license of the liope music and A/Hgnon, 900-pound baby elephant which will appear be- tion facility would include a Cork V Bottle. Main St., to tween 1 and 3 p.m. to pose for pictures with visitors. baseball field, a football field, FoodJown Supermarket, one nature trails, a picnic area block away. MONMOUTH MEATS and a building for storage and Tax Rite Cot Councilwoman Lillian Burry 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. 90 OCEANPORT AVE. fc reported the lax rate will be Manalapan, Holiday North REDBANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER four cents less than antici- 741-5292 542-0743 Group Asks pated or $4.00 per J1D0 of as- 741-5350 sessed valuation. The de- Sewering Discussions Set Retraction crease is due to proposed LEAN-FRESH ALL-PORK Arbogasti Bastion school budget cuts made by MANALAPAN - Members obtain federal or state funds $200,000 cost of this project is By Official the councils of Matawan and of the Township Committee for the project. expected to be paid by the is- Matawan Township. The cuts will meet Monday with Ho- Mayor Olsen said last week suance of bonds. The author- GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS MATAWAN - The execu- are currently being appealed liday North residents to dis- that the method of paying for ity runs the Central Jersey fa- tive board of the Matawan by the school board. Mrs. Bur- cuss ways of paying for the the.project must be deter- cility. Taxpayers Association has de- ry stated that even if the state sewering of the development. mined by Holiday North resi- He wrote in a letter to the CHUCK LINKS FRANKS manded that Councilman Rob- reinstates the cuts, they will The meeting will be held at dents and the Township Com- editor of the Daily Register, ert Simon retract a statement be paid for in next year's 8:30 p.m. at the Ciarks Mills mittee, and not the WMUA. this year "... or else some C that the Taxpayers Associ- budget. -•• School, Mayor Kenneth G. 01- He said the committee houses may have to be con- iC ation acts as an arm of the An ordinance authorizing sen, and Committeeman Paul might decide to add the cost demned because of the ex- Ib. Democratic Party. purchase of a backhoe for Piccione, both members of of the collector lines to the as- tremely serious health condi- 99 Ib. 89° Mrs. Pearl Cronin secretary $9,200 was adopted after pub- sessments of homes in the de- tions resulting from over- 99 the Western Monmouth Utili- of the association stated. "We lic hearing. There were no ob- ties Authority (WMUA) are velopment, so that the cost flowing septic tanks." are shocked that you are pur- jectors. expected to attend. would be paid off over a 10-to- posely side-tracking the issue. In response to suggestions The WMUA had planned to 20-year period. • The issue is not who inspired from the public, a traffic and • pay for the construction of In addition, Holiday North the petition, but that this peti- parking ordinance amend- collector lines within the de- residents would haVe to pay tion has been signed by re- ment was given public hear- velopment with federal De- the standard $400 hookup fee sponsible taxpayers." ing, adopted and turned over partment of Housing and Ur- and approximately $94 per Thursday thru Saturday! The petition requests that to the borough attorney for in- ban Development (HUD) year for service. The rates the ordinance to fund the corporation into the existing funds. However, President are the same for all homes Gravelly Brook recreation fa- ordinance. Nixon's freeze on federal within the authority's service cility be placedwn the ballot. A resolution to change the spending means another way area, which includes portions Mrs. Genevieve Donnell. a schedule of garbage collection of paying for the project must of this municipality, Marlboro LAWN AND GARDEN SHOP member of the association was adopted. The change will be found, according to Marl- and Freehold Township. and author of the petition, enable collectors to complete boro Mayor Morton Salkind, Mayor Olsen said there is a said, "I resent Mr. Simon's al- their collections before the WMUA chairman'. possibility that the township legations and feel he owes us evening rush hour. Under this Authority engineer Howard will pay for part of the proj- an apology. It is an insult to system the two clean-up days M. Schoor on Monday is ex- ect. the members of the Tax- per year will be eliminated. pected to announce the cost of The authority plans to hook- SAVE* 1.00 Sears payers Association." Large items will be collected the collector lines and the up the collector lines from Ho- Superfine Weed and Feed every week in the second col- best method he believes for liday North to an interceptor lection. line to run from the devel- The turbulence of the Sague- paving for them. Councilman Stanley L. opment to the main inter- nay River in Quebec is at its He previously estimated Sokolowski reported a rabies ceptor line of the Central Jer- greatest in the first 35 miles, that the collector lines might clinic is scheduled May 9 from sey Sewer Co,, located near during which it falls more than cost between $31)0.000 and B:30 to 9 p.m. in the borough's the Manalapan border. Regular $6.99 22-Ib. 300 feet. $400,000. The engineer said firehouses. there apparently is no way to The estimated ?100,Ul)0- It has all the benefits of a5n excellent lawn food plus 2 weed killers for a virtually weed-free lawn. 22-lb. bag will cover 6,000 sq. ft.

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KIVERVIEW TRADING Red Bank STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Size- • WITH EVERYfOOO t , love (nee- Mary Williams), PURCHASE* FOOD SUPERMARKETS 'Sony, wt an nm.illowKl to 380 Dwight Drive, Middle- IN FOOD PURCHASES OF $15 OR MORE ji»t mmpi or ndtim it«np lown, daughter, April 28. booki on alcoholic bHirtftl, fi- SALE TODAY thru SAT. AT ANY TWO GUYS FOOD SUPERMARKET r Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sear- 9lD br Swift Premium "«uss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meravi (nee Margaret Sturkie), 29 mturcs ami buTi 1 ;i scrvicr^r^J^^^— Navesink Ave., Kast Keans- PORK LOIN 21b. 0 burg, son, April 29. TWO GUYS TRADING STAM? ^_/ 1bnA

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StLF PROTECTION — A free public health forum is scheduled Thursday, May 10, at 8 p.m., sponsored by Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, in CONSUMER REPRESENTATIVES - Millicent H. Fenwick, director of Ford Auditorium, in observance of National Hospital Week. Planning the the state's Division of Consumer Affairs, third from lett, presented certifi- program, left to right, are Neptune Township Police Chief Roy Ward; cates to Consumer Affairs Local Assistance (CALA) officers and aides Mrs. Patricia Clyne, hospital director of community relations; Neptune who completed training program at Rutgers University. Among the City Police Chief Richard Cotirell; Joseph Merry, director of devel- recipients, left to right, were Sandra P. White, Manalapan; Kay opment, and Asbury Park Police Chief Thomos Smith. McKinley, Brick Township; Anne Ryerson, Long Branch; Phyllis Levine, Freehold Township, and George Prezioso,, Freehold Township. Schuchart PROTECTIVE MEASURE - Dr. Spencer Davis, right, extension pathologist of Rutgers University, demonstrates equipment which measures the ef- Eaton tow ii Is Honored fect of natural gas on trees and vegetation, before NOTICE speaking at the second annual workshop of the Registration By Rotary Association of Monmouth County Shade Tree Commissions at the Court House, Freehold. His Residents of Keansburg MC'AFKK - Hubert I. listeners are, left to right, David C. Shaw, super- Dates Set Schuchart nf Long Branch be- intendent of the Monmouth County Shade Tree KATONTOWN - Tuesday FREE RABIES CLINIC came a Paul Harris Fellow at Commission, which has purchased the equipment and Wednesday, May 8 and 9. the 5;(rcl annual conference of for use in conjunction with local commissions and have-been scheduled for regis- district 751 of Rolary Inter- environmental groups; John Scott, Atlantic High- tration of children who attend For All Licensed Dogs national in the Playboy Club lands, chairman of the Association of Shade Tree kindergarten here in the, I97IS- here. Commissions, and Richard Henkel of Princeton 74 school year. Sat. May 5,1973 David Alterman, president Nurseries, who also spoke. They will be between !l and (if I he Long Branch Rotary 11 a.m. and 1 and 3 p.m. in the Club, presented his name ;ind 11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. Meadowbrook School only. Mr. Schuchart was honored Parents of children with last because of his service to Ro- names beginning _.wilh A-K at: Keansburg Borough Hall tary. Special Day Camp will register May 8. Parents He has been a member of children, with 'ast names Church Street, Keansburg since 1U44 and secretary of the- beginning with L-Z will regis- Long hrancn Club since 194H. To Operate Again ter on.May 9. lie was director of the Long NOVELTIES Branch YMCA until his retire- KATO.NTOWM — The Mon- ment in l'Jb'H. He now heads mouth County Association for the student, loan department Children With Learning Dis- MAY 3-4- of the Shadow l.awn Savings abilities will again sponsor a and Loan, Long Branch. summer day camp program geared to the needs of chil- The fellowship supfw/ts a dren with learning and behav- SPECIAL! liotary foundation which ioral difficulties. Hives scholarships to .students 6 OR 12 PACK studying in all parts of tho The camps are designed fur children of average or above •CE CREAM PUPS- world. average intelligence who are •SANDWICHEC UMUit handicapped by perceptual SHREWSBURY PLAZA •SUNDAE CUP". I'TA Council deficits, hyperkinesis, minor •NUTTY BUDDY difficulties in motor control Has Installation and coordination and possible •TWIN POPS- speech problems. WANAMASSA - Mrs. Hoh- FUDGE BARO •The association runs sum- (>rt Schunneman of Now Mon- mer programs in Wall •SWIRL CUR» moutli was installed as presi- Township, Long Branch and ; dent of the Monmouth County ICE MILK BA' : Freehold. Kach-child has his Council of I'TA's at the unit's ORANGE TRLAib own trained counselor, the annual spring meeting here. services of a team of-learning Other officers include Mis. disabilities specialists, special Chester Beainan of Red Bank, education teachers, remedial vice president; Mrs. Cole-man reading teachers and arts and Slromwasser of Freehold, crafts specialists. treasurer, and Mrs. Francis Burke of.Holmdcl, recording- Information and application SAVE 20< secretary. forms are available from the association, 1 Main St.

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Second, you bons on day-glo paintings of satire which was inspired by and prevent a determined Dear Mr. Bloch: WORK has these two rabbits in it, all haven't given me nearly Moby Dick and Bambi. It some of the inquiries I get in Can you please tell me how black and white. They aren't enough information to do the makes me furious, (jut com- quick spitter. It seems that iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiitiimmiiiniiiiiiu the mail. Although my normal such despicable people ac- to get chewing gum out of a doing.anything funny, just job, even if I were tempted. plain and fume as I may, it kinda standing around. The Like who is the artist, is it oil letters are quite rational, it tually wait until nobody is •good sable water color brush? is hopelessly ruined, r sug- never does any good. Is there painting is real dark and old or watercolor, what size is it, some way I can make my didn't take much to .imagine looking before committing Also what are your views on gest the following: Chew a and I wonder if you can tell what are the colors, how is it opinion known to these blind this affords a certain measure what they could have been their unpardonable travesty. corporal punishment for chil- new stick of bubble gum, dren? squish the gum back into the me what it is worth because 1 • signed, is it dated, etc. From idiots? of satisfaction which easily like otherwise. Since then I He did note, however, that bristles, cut the whole clump sure do like it and maybe 1 such seemingly insignificant warrants the effort. A word of have on numerous occasions this type of commentary is John P. Charlie F. of gum and bristles off at the could sell it for a lot of mon- details as these a good expert warning, however: This appli- run into people who are maso- Dear John: Dear Charlie: growing more fashionable. base of the brush with a pair ey. can piece together an apprais- es only to those works cov-i chistic enough to have re- Try soaking the brush in I have recently learned Dear Mr. Bloch: of scissors, and force the little al you would really be proud ered with glass. After all, we quested a sequel to that col-, I am very confused about mineral oil. Gently knead out Clarissa M. about a method of com- the gum. with a towel. Soak miscreant to chew the whole Dear Clarrissa: of. mentary which is growing in only want to wager our opin- umn. I finally decided to write prints. I always thought that nasty mess for at least 20 min- ions, not participate in the a companion piece, and the they were reproductions, like the oily bristles in a mild de- I get a lot of letters just like Dear Mr. Bloch: popularity. Try spitting on the tergent and rinse. If the brush utes. I'll tell you mine hasn't I think that the judging of creative process. only solace I can offer the in magazines. Now I am told yours asking for evaluations. painting. I understand that rest of you is that no further that, they are original works such columns are planned.) of art and even though there Dear Mr. Bloch: may be many, each one is still Picasso once said something an original. Not only that, but about art being "the lie which each one is identical except SAVE OVER '2.00 WITH THESE VALUABLE MINI-PRICING COUPONS! shows the truth" or something for the numbers at the bot- like that. Can you give me the tom, and without that you exact quotation? couldn't tell one from the oth- Marvin G. er. 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By BOB BRAMLEY ken headstones all but buried in the earth. MIDDLETOWN - - Oper- 28 From Troop 128 ation Graveyard" began at Twenty Boy Scouts of Mid- 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the rail- .dlctown Troop 12K. led by As- road station parking lot. sistant Scout master .Malcolm Because of it.'lti of the IV Dalrymple ol New Mori- township's historic burial mouth, fanned out initially grounds have been spruced up among the several graveyards and, in some cases, restored on Kings Hwy. from gross neglect to the dig- Split into squads led by sol- nity they deserve. diers, the scouts first visited Operation Graveyard was cemeteries behind the He- a joint effort of Army Reserv- formed Church and the old, ists and Boy Scouts sponsored First Church and the l'resby- by the Historic Landmark De- lenan Burying Ciround on the partment of the Middlrtmvn opposite side of Kings Hwy. Historical Society. Brush clipping, grass cul- It was directed by l.t. Col ling and rp-ercctmn of a num- Louis W. Rissland'.lr. of 54 ber nl tombstones soon Bamm Hollow Road, com- brought these burial grounds mander of the 1st Battalion, into first class condition 3(Wth Regiment, 1st Brigade. Movirfg on during the day,, 78th Division (Training) of Fi. the stouts and soldiers visited Hancock. another dozen graveyards, some requiring extensive res- Banfield's Data toration, some in need of only Working from map data fur-, a bit ol tidying up. rushed by Edwin K. Banfield. Col. Kissland, commenting owner of Banfield Moving and Register Staff Pholo> Storage Co. and former His- on Operation (iraveyard. OPERATION GRAVEYARD — With Army Reserve Sgt. Robert Bumber praised scouts and soldiers lor torical Society president, the of Hazlet, left, are three Boy Scouts of Middletown Troop 128, Richard soldiers and Boy Scouts were their willing and efficient ef- Dalrymple, Christopher Fisher and Jeff Morgan. Part of task force forts. organized into squads and formed «to clean up township's many small graveyards, they set up fallen moved out armed with axes, With all the bunal grounds in headstone in cemetery behind Old First Church on Kings Hwy. Stone shovels, clippers and rakes. g('S)d condition, he added, it marks grave of "Blanche C, vyjle of Henry Morford, died Jan. 19, 1896.' •will not be difficult to keep' Oceanport Troop them thai way. COMPTON PLOT CLEARED — Soldiers and Scouts combined efforts Sat- Sunshine Hooded grass thai The largest squad was head- Scouts ol Oceanport Troop 5K. went to work, the little family "We hope to make some ar- urday to clean up long-neglected Compton family burial qround in Bel- ed by Staff Sgt. Hager •Their objective was the most hunal ground, which contains hadn't fell warmth for dec- rangements for tht'ir'coiitin- ford. Here part of task force of 17 Scouts and five Arm/ Reservists'show McMiihn of Belford and Sgt. neglected graveyard of I he HI perhaps a dozen graves dating arlrs, and the soldiers and Boy uing care by the Heservists headstone of "Abigail, wife of Cornelius Compton, died Feb. 24th, 1880." William Bender of South Am- — the Coniptqn plot at Church from the last century, was Scouts were busy piecing to- and the scouts and hopefully Stone was all but buried under brush and litter. From left are First Class boy. In, the squad were throe and .lane Sts. in Belford. cleared of trash, underbrush, the township road depart- Scout John Richards of Long Branch and Life Scout John Harris of gether a jigsaw puzzle of bro- more soldiers and 17 Boy Half an hour after the squad garbage and fallen trees. ment," the battalion com- Oceanport, both members of Oceanport Troop 58; Staff Sgt. Hoger mander said. McMillin of Belford, and Sgt. William Bender of South Amboy.

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. Darling in ECOM Post Shift, The D*fly Begtoter, E«J Bank-MMdletowB, N J. Wednesday, May 2,1973 17 1 township's Promotion to Colonel's Rank annua—*l gypsy mot*h egg check FT. MONMOUTH - Col. in 1972 from Headquarters, is under way with two town- ficers Candidate School at Ft. nications-Electronics, and in ship agencies and Boy Scouts Gregory Darling has been Military Assistance Com- Riiey, Kans., he was commis- Germany as commander of participating. named director of plans and sioned in 1949. In 1964, he re- the 8th Signal Battalion. mand, Vietnam. Mrs. Geri Bookbinder, Envi- analysis. Army Electronics turned here for the Advanced He is a graduate of the Uni- He had served earlier in ronmental Commission chair- Command, and promoted to Course at the Signal School. versity of Maryland, has done Vietnam, from l»6ti to 1967, as man, said her organization is his current rank. graduate work at George signal officer for the 173d Air- being assisted by Citizens for Washington University, and is borne Brigade. Col. Darling has also served Environmental Protection Col- Darling, former execu- enrolled in Fairleigh Dickin- at Ft. Bragg, where he at- along with Dennis Sneyers A New York state native, son University's graduate tive officer in the E-Com- tended Airborne Jump and Edward Demperwold of Col. Darling entered the courses here in business ad- mand's Communications- School; in Okinawa; in Wash- Troop 136, and Stuart Whol of • Army from Rochester in ISMS ministration. Electronics Systems In- and was assigned here as a ington, with the assistant Troop 235. tegration Office, arrived here private. After completing Of- chief of staff for Commu- His other military training Mrs. Bookbinder said no •includes Special Warfare evidence of a gypsy moth School at Ft. Bragg (19B4), emergency has been found and Command and General here, but blow-ins may occur. Staff College (1965). "Sightings of caterpillars Col. Darling wears the Le- should be reported to the En- gion of Merit with Oak Leaf vironmental Commission at Cluster, the Bronze Star Med- 319 Middle Road," she said. al with Oak Leaf Cluster, the "Bagworms are easy to spot Air Medal (two awards), the at this time of year when the Meritorious Service Medal, trees are bare. They hang tllMr Stoff Ph«l» the Joint Service Com- from the twigs of trees and ISSUE 'POSTAL PEOPLE1 STAMPS - From second left, Red Bank Post- mendation Medal, the Army look like wads of dead leaves master John M. Dickinson, Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern and Mrs. Marion La- Commendation Medal with' approximately thumb-sizq," Marca, Mr. Dickinson's secretary, look pleased with new stamps issued to Oak Leaf Cluster, the Master Mrs. Bookbinder explained. honor post office employes on "Postal People Day," as Red Bank Coun- Parachutist's Badge with She said these bags should cilman Frank J. McKenna looks on. Ten unusual eight-cent postage Combat Star, and the Depart- be removed and burned to stamps were issued Monday to kick-off Postal Week in Red Bank Post Of- ment of the Army General eliminate worms which eat fice which employs 300 people. Tours of main office and annex will be Staff Badge. spring leaves. conducted each day this week from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in addition to other "Bagworms were sighted in activities highlighted by a dinner-dance Saturday. In 1972, he married the for- large numbers, especially in mer Miss-Emma rfiefer, the Raritan Valley sections," whom he met in Saigon where Mrs. Bookbinder continued. she was employed by Booz-AI- She said local commission Five at Monmouth Picked len Applied Research Inc. findings coincide with those of tAGLES FOR DIRECTOR — Col. Gregory Darling, recently named to Mrs. Darling is now with. the county Gypsy Moth Con- head the E-Command's Plans and Analysis Directorate, is promoted to his Booz-Allen at TRI-TAC, Ft. trol. As Outstanding Educators new rank at Hexagon ceremony. Doing the promotion honors are Mai. Monmouth. The Environmental Com- Gen. Hugh F. Foster, Ft. Monmouth's commanding general, and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. Darling are mission should be contacted WEST LONG BRANCH - ty members have been chosen women for their exceptional Darling. living in Ocean Township. for additional information. Five Monmouth College facul- outstanding educators of services, achievements, and America for li)73. leadership in the field of edu- Included are Dr. Louis J. cation." You've seen other ads . . . you've checked other prices . . . Branch Brook Co. hasn't any reason to make wild claims. Kijewski and Dr. Robert 0. Each year, those chosen for Smith of the physics depart- the honor are featured in the Ask your friends or neighbors . , , they probably bought their pool at Branch Brook Co. ment; Dr. Irving Mark and national awards volume, After all we've been doing business at the same location for over 35 years . . . We must be doing something right! Dr. Marvin Maurer, of the de- "Outstanding Educators of partment of history and gov- America." ernment, and Dr. Mary Jane Nominations for the pro-, OUR GREATEST EARLY BIRD POOL, FILTER and ACCESSORY SALE EVER! Diehl of the department of gram are made by the offi- teacher education. cials of colleges and univer- "IT PAYS TO TRAVEL TO BRANCH BROOK CO." sities including presidents, They were.nominated for Branch Brook features ^ presenting our deans and department heads. national recognition by Mon- Their selection guidelines in- ope ol the largest selections finest FIITIR mouth's president, Dr. Rich- clude an educator's talents in of ALUMINUM POOLS in NJ. selection ever. . . ard J. Stonesifer. All Irand Niw chooi* from the classroom, contributions • 6' Top Rail • LOMART Outstanding Educators of to research, administrative, • Carpeted Tap Lodge • HPE/MUSKIN America is ah annual awards abilities, civic service and • Embossed Aluminum Wall • HAYWOOD professional recognition. • Painted Aluminum Walt • FILTER FLOW program honoring "men and Interested in an Aluminum i GOLD MARC Pool. . . You've teen the .rest. . . see the best at Branch Brook! Look at these quality features • HijH-f p**d motort (or maximum (low rala • Overload protected, pr*v*nfi burn em cf motor designed exclusively for Branch Brook Co. • Double iniulaiion, ball beating mdor • National El«cfrk Code Approved • Self »*allng pump teali, metal pump noi plattic the luxurious AMBASSADOR • 5-poH backwoth valve, can be utwtf wfth thru* Can you believe these prices. . . - ih*-wall skimmer. No rntuy ho lot to be removed from th«po*l Q Sure you can at Branch Brook Co. Exclusive ALUMINUM POOL Branch Biook Co. See this pool on display POOL, SAFETY FENCE HI-RATE ANTHRAFILT/SAND THE OASIS ALUMINUM POOL FILTER and PATIO/DECK • ifj-goug* "all-weaibar" winUricttf, taniliied vinyl liner with 10- 12'x48"P00L 15x48" POOL yeorwarronly. o Reg. $229. Save $90. Reg. $279. Save $110. This poof features... COMBINATION PACKAGE • Cxiro larga fan d*tU thai will comfortably i*o1 8 people. 'A HP MOTOR • 30' ftnct •nclasit «nf1r« pool and dtck area. Insures grtaWr • 20 gauge Winterized liner tcfrty and in moil Great will iavt thm coil of additional l«ntmg For use in 5139 $169 • Complete with in/out ladders around your properly. pools up to • 2 lodaVt, a swing-up aluminum iaf*ly ladder and oluminum in* om pool larfdor. 8,000 gallons 18x48' POOL 24 x 48" POOL 15x48" 18x48" 24'x48" 18'x48"P00L 24 x48"POOL Reg. $339. Save $140. Reg. $499. Save $200. PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE Reg. $898. Save $359 Reg. $1099. Save $420. $344- s430 $579 $199 $299 $539 $679 Reg. $75. FREE POOL FILTER $70 $9nn SALE- choose from: « HI-RATE SAND • ANTHRAFUT or « DIATOMACIOUS EARTH 24 different fillers priced from " •t0 ^UWl Choice of /our FREE pool filler with the purchase of any Patriot Round or Oval Pool or Tahitian Oval or Royal Rtglltir lion Pliol* Tahitian Round Pool as illustrated. Repeated by popular demand, Offer expires Sat. May 5th. HI-RATE ANTHRAFILT/SAND SHADOW LAWN CELEBRATES — Five-year-old Christine L. Schanck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The TAHITIAN FILTER Taylor Schanck of Holmdel, helps Harry E. Pat- The PATRIOT ALL ALUMINUM POOL terson, branch manager of Holmdel office of , The thcrmosellinj Acrylic finish is elec- 18x32' Shadow Lawn Savings & Loan Association, select itoitolkelly applied and baled on ex- \ HP MOTOR 15 YEAR GUARANTEE (in writing) §S^? winner of portable color television, one of many tiuded aluminum. The finiihed tesull OVAL POOL For use in ... ot "oll-wealhcr lesiitcnl" ai any FUILY CARPETED pools up la awarded in celebration of opening of new Little pool can be PATIO and FULLY CARPCTEDWALK- 14,000 gallons Silver branch office • 30 gauge oil-weather ASOUND DECKING if liner winleiiied wilh 5'x24'x4'SWIMAREA ||)^ polyvinyltMoride. 10 1SOOGPH year factory waiiontf. Filtered • Walk mound top decking Water Film Series to Start I with Non-stid JuiOdon ROYAL TAHITIAN finish. • 3b' hijh solely fencing 27x32' h oisembled in section On ^Identity Crisis' for easier installation. ROUND POOL Reg. $119. ( I Provides addiiional FULLY CARFniD SALE- MATAWAN - "The Identi- the mid-Atlantic region par- PATIO and FULLY safety and tfcurity. CAAPHED WALK- #5601 ty Crisis" is the theme of a ticipating in the pilot project. • luiuiieutly cfliaetcd polio comet with assembled deck 69 AROUND DCCKINO film and humanities program A committee of representa- Carpeting is factory bonded to ihe deck (or easier instal- 24x4' SWIM AREA to be presented on five suc- tives from the community and lation. DIATOMITE FILTER A Feature sttipi in nil uptighh (or a finished elrgoni op- cessive Wednesdays at the local organizations met to • Entire pool constructed of anodiied aluminum % HP MOTOR Matawan Joint Free Public plan the presentation of the • 20 gauge winterized premium vinyl liner 10 year war- Library, 165 Main St., at 8:15 programs, which have been PATRIOT ROUND POOLS • for UM i ranty up tj a,ooo p.m. endorsed by the Matawan • Aluminum fencing encloses entire pool area Goltg 18 x 48 POOL 24x48" P001 • 1TOOCPH Featured today will be two Township Human Relations • Swing up entrance and inside pool ladders f iHarad Wol short films, "The Hand" and Advisory Committee, in coop- Reg. $1799. Snve $650. Reg. $2199. Save $700. • Carpeted patio and walk-around decking t 5«H priming pomp "A to B." A discussion period eration with a special library • Hair* Linl I $ $ TAHITIAN OVAL or ROYAL TAHITIAN ROUND • P 0 will follow. committee. 1149.1 1499. Reg. $149. The program, sponsored by Other films will include available PATRIOT OVAL P Completely Installed the National Project Center "Loneliness of the Long Dis- also available PATRIOT OVAL POOLS *' SALE- 24' long, 12' wide, 4' deep #5606 for Film and the Humanities, tance Hunner," "The Over- 30' long, 15' wide, 4' deep $1OQQ is an "Experiment in Public mat," "Member of the Wed- - 33' long, IB' wide, 4' deep Programming." The library ding" and "To Bo Voung, (Iif-. WE DO ALL THE WORK ... I U77 the grand daddy ol then all- !••••••••••••••••••••••••• here is one of 2U libraries in ted and Black." REPLACEMENT PARTS. . . PERFLEX EXTENDED CYCLE FILTER DIATOMITE FILTER • Branch Brook Sonus Coupon • FILTER REPAIRS HP MOTOR • This is truly professional Our replacement ports department i& equipment . . . Not an Anti-Litter Contest 751b. DRUM one of the largest in N.J. Filler problem? inexpensive plastic If its worth fixing, we have the part or pump . . . but a'SELF HTH GRANULAR can get it for you. Stop in and talk to our PRIMING DIE CAST PUMP Has $7,000 in Prizes repair expert. Advice Is free! CHLORINE • VHP MOTOR HOLMDEL - More than The national winners in seven • 2400 gallons per dour Special Sale Filtered Water «X) awards and $7,000 in prize categories will receive $25u • No backwathing money are oflered in the third each. An additional $251) will • Corrosion-free, annual nationwide anti-litter go to the grand national win- ,99 POOL HEATER operation Temperature cenirtl and wate competition for Boy and Girl ner. • Pressure gauge preuure regulator Scouts sponsored by Owens-Il- 22 artcali poali w» to 14,000 gallon linois, of which the Lily-Tulip Loyalty Day Limit 1 per customer A Cash and Carry ol woler. Reg. 5299. SALE- plant on Itt. U5 here is a divi- J W,ih (hit toupon only, 1,1 com*, liliifitd Coupcn (jcoii llvj Sriutfky. #5601 sion. Parade Saturday .Participating scnut units ASBURY I'ARK - The an- |. Nod.al.,,Pl.a,t. IMIS7/J should submit reports of their nual Loyalty Day Parade, !*•••••••••••••••••••••••• litter prevention activities by sponsored by district six, Vet-n 370 ROUTE 36 223 BLOOMFIELD AVE. June 18 to Koman Biernacki, crans of Foreign Wars afl(J ils-Y ' Exit 148 Garden Stale Parkway ol tloomfield Avenue, Proceed [oil on Keep America Beautiful coor- Ladies Auxiliary, is scheduled' ' Bloomficld Ave. approx. 2'i milei 1o Branch Brook Co. Only Vi mileifrom EXIT 1177 GARDEN STATE PARPARKWAK Y dinator at the plant. here Sunday. On Rouie 36i betweebetween LaureLaurell anand Uniorn Avenues Bloomlwld City line, I block from Branch Irook Park. Entries will be judged on The parade will begin at 2 the basis of significance, ef- p m. and organizations wish- NEWARK • 484-3900 fectiveness, group effort and ing tn participate in the pro- HAZLEI t 787*6897 thoroughness. gram may contact Mrs. Ann OPEN MON. WED. FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 O.M. • TUES. THURS. SAT. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. •SUNDAYS 11 A.M. to 4 P.M Two local winners will be Kitzman, H:' Manchester Ave,, Ch>f(> yo, funhm • Kte law nail maju .k..,. •I 4 lU l np«.l<.«lll wran • MeM . pW Ihnj Mur J.y. dU, lit>. awarded J25 each and ad- Ktyport. Theme will be "Lib- . vance to the national contest. erty Through Loyally " 18 The Daily Register, Red Bank-SDddk town, N.J. Wednesday, Hay 2,1973

Student Must Learn to Control His Attention child THIRD OF A SERIES The signs that a student is "»'""(ln" iiui»niraiiiii«Hmmi«ii not controlling his attention must be shown how to direct w;th his thoughts centered on world are easy to spot. his thoughts where they arithmetic he will be less liable ByUtlieJ.Naion.Ed.D. He daydreams in class. He belong. , , , to get into mischief and bother Neither parenta nor teachers soon tires of study. He wants He needs help from the other people, take me the TV or radio on during ou.tside, even though The final discussion should tan force a student to center To Learning controlling his thoughts must his thoughts on learning! study time. He doodles as he be about the kind of a lad he supposedly is studying. ll""""" • "•••iitnnnii«mu in eventually come from within. would like to become. If he along... The student himself must The person helping him make learn to GUIDE his thoughts These are the outward signs attention. It doesn't come doesn't want to change there's but not the reason for the naturally! the change must take one no use in trying. If he is willing into study. This can be subject at a time — let's say accomplished with properly block. It's his frustration in It is unreasonable to expect to cooperate the start is for learning that causes him to act the teacher to put on a arithmetic for example. The him to plan to behave like the planned procedures. ideas to be presented in the Young students and some in this manner. performance that will capturp e lad he wishes to be like. classroom in the next two or His specific plans should older ones need help at first in Children with the help ol attention each of 25 or 30 three days should be discussed setting up plans and intheir parents and teachers can include items like the so that the student's following: carrying them out. LEARN the art of paying Children have become understanding of the process is accustomed to big spectaculars precise and correct. To he Listening to understand in sports and on television. certain that he understands, what the teacher is explaining. Century Papousa Teachers cannot put on this the student must be allowed to Planning ahead to start at kind of a show. do some of the talking about once when the teacher says Impounded Dog A child who has not learned "Now do this." Back Carrier the work. He must know the Lightweight tubu- to control his attention has a meaning of words and Planning ahead to complete lar aluminum "Tffn learning block. ' symbols. He must have a clear any written work at the first frame. Made of /o# Controls From force of habit he pays idea of procedures.. opportunity. heavy duty cotton no attention to what the With his new capability of duck. teacher is saying and his mind His thoughts must be lead understanding as he listens TRENTON (AP) - The As- to continue the subsidy pro- into the thinking that will • sembly ended its last meeting gram. The measure extends is consequently free to roam, and his carefully drawn up often leading him into behavior make it possible for him to plans to listen, he will be of the current session has ad- the program from July 1 tothat is disruptive to the whole follow the classwork. successful in his first attempts journed until next November. June Ml, 1974. classroom. Instead of paying The second discussion should to pay attention and learn in The Senate had adjourned last The Assembly gave final attention he wants to be the be regarding the importance of the classroom. , • Thursday. passage to a measure placing center of attention. his learning to control his In the early stage it will take Among the developments a referendum on the ballot Such a boy is not a bad boy attention. a repetition of these procedures Monday were these items: asking the voters to approve a — he just needs his thinking, . It should be brought out that at least once a week to give him The Assembly passed and $25 million bond issue to fi- redirected. Scolding or when l)is thoughts are centered the help and support he needs sent to the Senate a bill lhat nance facilities for the educa- punishment will not t bring on listening to understand, he for what may well be the most ' would prohibit impounded tion of severely handicapped about the desired change. is preparing himself for important adventure of his greater success throughout his young life. CONTROL NEEDED - A child who has not dogs to be sold for ex- children. The bill was ap- As in any other learning- learned to control his attention has a learning perimental purposes. proved (i-'-u. process the boy must first years of school and life as well. NEXT: Blocks. To Learning know what he is to learn. He He should understand that block. International The Assembly gave final It rejected a measure that In Class. passage to a measure that sought to establish the post of Car Seat would place a referendum on state welfars inspector gener- Use it in front or (he November ballot asking al. The measure was turned back. Meets allQ* safety regulations. & the voters if they approve down by a 26-25 vote in.the As- Adjustable strap. changing the state con- sembly where 41 votes are Padded. stitution to allow six member needed to pass legislation. juries in civil trials. The Sen- Assemblyman Charles ate has already approved the Yates, DBurlington, opposed bill which does not require the measure on the grounds Gov. William T. Cahili's sig- that it was a political gesture child world nature. The measure passed "to give us a crutch to lean on the Assembly by a 68-i) vote. in an election year." The bill A measure extending the was sponsored by Assem- Save on famous make Bicycles state bus subsidy program for blyman Brian Kennedy,R- Thayer a year was approved 66-0. The Monmouth, who said it was state budget contains an ap- needed to check welfare 10 SPEED • 3 SPEED • HIGH RISE Car Bed propriation of some $1 million fraud. Colorful vinyl fabric. 2 rear leg ex- tensions. Fits neatly in rear seat. Foam pad in- cycle cluded.

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LUCKY BOY — Serse Ridoux, of Howell, gets a kiss from Debra Bowser, Miss Monmouth County, ... while two candidates for the beauty title, Jacquel- 5988 ine McMahon, left, Atlantic Highlands, and Kathy —-"Reed, Red Bank, Igok on. This year's Miss Mon- Save $10 .. usually $69.88 mouTh County Pageant will be held May 12 at Trimble Patio Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Racing design that offers 'flat- out' speed. Has 21" frame and Screen Crib 26" wheels. Black Racing sad- Cool and comforta- dle with reflector, black taped ble ... Small nylon, Say Three Conspired weave mesh with and plugged racer style handle double drop sides: bars. Hooded Caliper brakes. Includes dralt USE OUR Rear hub is factory adjusted 10 shield. Adjustable To Burn Down Store height legs. LAY AWAY PLAN speed with dual lever control 26"x40". Roll right FREEHOLD — Three men, Scallo, Hulick St., Long bar. Black tires. Chrome tubu- wheels. The easy way to buy including the store operator, Branch. your new bike. lar rims; all metal rat trap pe- have been re-indicted on The third man, Gerald Til- dals. Silver gray. charges of conspiring between lem, 30, of 6 Port-au-Peck Always a complete selection late November, 1971, and Jan. Ave., Long Branch, is to be of 10 speed bikes on display. 9, 1972, to burn down Little arraigned Friday. Sold in factory cartons. Silver Pizza. ' A trial date is to be fixed. Each is charged in the new • A trial on a similar in- Nulino county grand jury indictment, dictment ended in a mistrial A. 3 Speed English Style handed up April 10 but not before Superior Court Judge Mens,Ladies, Sister Kiddie Corral made public by the prose- Alton V. Evans April 8, when or Brother now $44.88 For lawns or out- cutor's office, with two counts an Assistant County Prose- door areas. Take it The perfect choice for mother or with you. 8V2' di- — one of conspiracy to burn a cutor John T. Mullancy stated 891 7 building and one of conspiracy that the indictment appeared dad, sister or brother. Features a ameter and 26 trigger shift and dual caliper hand- high, Complete to burn a building with intent to be "patently defective" be- brake with comfortable padded seat. with ground to defraud an insurance com- cause it did not allege an Lightweight bike with touring han- stakes. pany. overt act. dlebars. Innocent pleas^iave been The new indictment alleges entered here on behalf of the that the three attempted to B. Columbia 3 speed store operator, Albert T. Di- secure insurance on the prop- Girolamo, 37, of. 17 Genesse •crty, conspired to "bring Hi Rise Ave., Oceanport, and Angelo people and materials to burn BoysorGirls $49.88 the building known as Little Silver Pizza," and conspired Three speed hub with console stick shift on the boy's and a trigger con- to cheat and defraud an un- trol on girl's. Front and rear caliper Union Beach named insurance company brakes. Columbia hi-style handlebar. Parkline "of large sums of money by A beautiful y/ellconstructed bike. Delays Bids means of willfully and mali- Porta Pram ciously setting fire to and burning" the building. v Stroller Acceptance C. Famed Huffy High Rise Carry it iike a suit- Fire destroyed the four case ... Light- UNION BEACH - Because stores housed in the complex Girls with Flowered Basket weight, adjustable of a misinterpretation as to at WJ5-691 Branch Ave., Little Boys with Handbrake $44.88 footrest. Folds Hat, the location for acquiring Silver. May 4. The stores were only 5 Vi" thick. specifications, Borough Coun- Little Silver Pizza, .National Has safe coaster brake, reflective cil has deferred to May 10 ac- Health Foods, Gioia Coiffures pedals, banana, saddle in bright Pampers ceptance of bids for the first Inc. and Monmouth Meats. color. Also available as a boys model of three phases of internal The indictment did not charge with handbrake. sewering in the borough. anyone with arson. Newborn The borough has been as- Daytime sured of a 11.3 million grant Overnight for the $3 million project from Mrs. Murray D. Quality Hi Rise Bike Toddler the federal Department of Heads PTA BoysorGirls $34.88 Housing and Urban Devel- Full banana scat. Extra heavy con- opment. CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Wil- struction. Long lasting has hi rise wet ones Council authorized use of liam Murphy has been elected handlebars, coaster brake and full Moist $3,333 in unexpended road president of the Cliffwood chain guard. construction funds from the School PTA. Towelettes completed Poole Ave. project Other officers arc Mrs. Carl C. HI RISE for the proposed reconstruc- Concepcion, vice president; WITH HANDBRAKE D. HI RISE 99* tion of Park Ave. Mrs. William Lee, recording In the Car or Home Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy secretary; Mrs. Anthony OPEN SUNDAYS Infant Cleanups Jr. proclaimed May as Senior Eosso, corresponding secre- Bar-BQi Beach Citizens Month. tary, and Mrs. Patrick Do- HAZLET PLAZA Mayor Heiincssy also pro- nohue, treasurer. child worl i claimed May 1 as Law Day Students'-will present a HWY35HAZLET and May 12 as Fire Service spring musical at the PTA Recognition Day. meeting Wednesday, May 9. (Across from K-MART) Branch n Jailed Robbery SUPER SAVING — James A. ijjbinson, 27, of 136 James St., rjjjjig Branch, has been sen- l&ced to IB to 17 years in jlte prison for two armed ifjbbery convictions; ^ jury before County Court Jjdge John P. Arnotie found f&binson guilty April 5 of rob- YOU'RE GOING TO UKE IT HERE! ig Ernest Avallone, an em-' iye of Arco Gas Station, As- jry Park, of $40 Dec. 8 and ing Jennie Aldarelli, an pfoye of 4-J's Lunch- SUPER SAVER ette. Asbury Park, of $91) '. 10, both at the point of a Sstol. j'Judgc Arnone sentenced ferry ,Whitc. 20, of 115 John ffl., Long Branch, to an in- rLANCASTER BRAND SHOULDER CUT *terminate reformatory. jjlrm for admittedly aiding &d abetting in the robbery of PORK CHOPS I b 91 J|8 from Robert E. Quintan of ROASTING feneland, a Monmouth Col- LONDON 3Vi-LB. AVG. 00NELE8S STEAKS student, Nov. JJD in West ...... Ib.5( ing Branch. : Bottom lliM-~JB— -.J\M Swiss Steak ! SCHICKHAUS Thomas E. McKnight, 15 Ib. rol Lane, Howefl Township, Top Round MEAT OR BEEF Top Round Steak. two years ;of probation. « 9! £r admittedly breaking into freehold Furniture, Throck- DELI & SEAFOOD FAVORITES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! " rton St., last Aug. 21 and Rib Roast , 2™s, ,11.28 Old Hickory Franks. (At Acme 4 Super Saver Markets with Deli Depts.) two television sets C lucd at less than $5(10. =? jqdge Arnone suspended an Rib Steak. nxxsz £1.28 Leo's Sliced Ham Lean Boiled Ham szsszs. **. 89 Idterminate reformatory e C e fm of up to 10 years for Ground Beef.... H*™. *. 85 Ground Chuck. -—=...: fc 95 Bar-B-Que Chicken "JSL 89 IcKnight. 3 c C c Leo's Sliced Turkey. .. p^69 Lancaster Polish Sausage. » 89 Cole Slaw : _,b.33 B Board Boneless Chuck Roast.-?™ n, M.38 Cube Beef Steak '1.78 Frozen Flounder Fillet £1.39 ^appointed fi "FREEHOLD - Five per- LOOK WHAT ONE 7.50 PURCHASE CAN SAVE YOU ons were reappointed to the ounty Tuberculosis Control Soard by the Freeholders yes- erday, all for five-year AT ACME AND SUPER SAVER THIS WEEK!! erms. All three items free with one *7.50 purchase. .They are Thomas E. West- rvelt of Spring Lake, board (resident, a member since larch 20, 1969; Mrs. Charles '. Schock, Matawan, first ice president, a member iihce Jan. 2, 1969; Peter Mac- 200 sheet box of urie, Belmar, second vice I I iresident, a member since I IDEAL I PRINCESS •'eb. 4, 1969; Mrs. Douglas S. I iarshall, Holmdel, a member SALT I FACIAL TISSUE jnce Jan. 2, 1969, and Qeorge I WITH THIS COUPON « '7.50 PURCHASE OR MORE ' WITH THIS COUPON & "7.50 PURCHASE OR MORE I WITH THIS COUPON & '7.50 PURCHASE OR MORE lair, Shrewsbury, first ap- I Redeemable May 2, 7-CO Redeemable May 2, 7-CO I Redeemable May 2, 7-CO. inted May 19, 1970. thru May 5,1973 thru May 5,1973 thru May 5,1973 The Tuberculosis Control I I ioard was created in 1968, LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY then full operation of Allen-. L I. Svood Hospital was phased out 'nd outpatient treatment was ulliorized. GROCERIES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! S Mrs. Marshall was a mnm- C PORK OB 9XT of the original Boarn of 16-oz.Si VEGETARIAN 116-oz. "Managers of Allenwood Hospj- IDEAL APPLESAUCE •••••••••••••••«•• 6 cans • • can 16 al from April ;t, VM'i, to Jan. i 196H. C BATHROOM 4-roll TOMATO WALDORF TISSUE. 37 CAMPBELL'S SOUP •••••••••••••••••a can fVab Fugitive LENTIL OH c MINESTRONE 20-oz. |n Holmdel PROGRESSO SOUP cans HANOI WRAP • ^ 159° HOLMDEL — A South Kiv- C |er man, wanted by police ACME TRASH BAGS M & 99 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE IDEAL UNSWEETENED 46-OZ. "*.|iere for murder and robbery, las been arrested here by Po- C lice Chief R. Urucc Phillips itnd Delective Michael Bor- SACRAMENTO JUICE 36 BALA CLUB BEVERAGES 12^ C Defective Borsari said the 16-O7. brrest ended a four-day man- CORONET TOWELS ; - 89 IDEAL TOMATOES •••••••••a can 24° Jiunt for the suspect, James J. fiullivan. He was arrested at a

jhouse on Stillwell Road, be- Prices iffactln Apr. 2», thru Hay 5,1973 In Naw Jareay (Point Plaatant 1 NcKtti) In Slaam bland t In Oranga County N«w Vet. Oiunllty rlgha ratarvad. Nol raiponalbla lor typographical anon. Bieved to be the home of the [suspect's girl friend. • C t The suspect is wanted in FROZEN FOODS AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! {.connection with the robbery SAVE 1O I SAVE 50 •and fatal beating of William toward purchase ol mr i toward purchase of jSiettkewicz, 56, of South Kiv- 21-oz. bll. ol I 8-oz.jarol MINUTE MAID fcr, who died in Middlesex,- > YUBAIi (General Hospital last Tuesday LOG CABIN 14-oz. following _a beating April 21. SYRUP ! INSTANT COFFEE PARTY PIZZAI pkg. ORANGE JUICE WITH THIS COUPON s\n undisclosed amount of WITH THIS COUPON 53 psh was taken during the Farmdale Meat Pies Birdseye Fordhook Lima Beans. Redeemable Apr. 29, 7-Mfn Redeemable Apr. 29, 7-Mfa 'bbery, police said. 3 thru May 5. 1973 M' thru May $'. 1973 " C LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMIIY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER f AMILV Mrs. Paul's Fish Sticks ,57 f After his arrest, the suspect Eggo Waffles S&vas released to South Kiver /^^ DAIRY FOODS AT BAKED GOODS AT detectives. He was arraigned < Sicfore Middlesex County Z*PSUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY SUPER SAVINGS Judge John Bachman SAVE 19 • SAVE 6 | m charges of murder and rob- C J lie was remanded to Hi toward purchase ol toward purchase ol 4-bar pkg. of •I B8 BUTTERMILK BREAD Middlesex County Jail in lieu I C Jf $100,000 bail. DIXIE BATHROOM , PERSONAL SIZE I Ideal Cream Cheese X 25 Acme Raisin Bread.. DISPENSER IVORY SOAP I v Princess Margarine.....™™.?. Vk 19C P 9 WITH THIS COUPON 21- WITH THIS COUPON I Bar-B-Que Rolls ?-™^?. OI , 29P fPair Admit • Redeemable Apr. 79, 7.Ufa Redeemable Apr. 29. 7-Mfn Ihiu May 5. 1973 """'9- Ihfu May 5. 1973 M" flwo Thefts LIMIT ONE COUPON PEn f AMILV LIWT am COUPON PER FAMHV $ FRKKHOLD - Two Hay- >FARM FRESH FRUIT S VEGETABLES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDA V fiSi™B) JJhnre men will be sentenced )lay 11 for their admitted par- C C ticipation in two break-ins on SAVE 25 I SAVE 46 3nL' Keansburg boardwalk GOLDEN BANANAS 12 J NEW TEXAS ONIONS . 27. 11)71. toward purchase of 4-oz. EI toward purchase ol D| jar ol Inslanl Coffee _ four 28-oz. btls. ol •Inhn A. Chervcnak .Ir., 211 I SLICING TOMATOES 45 ancn Place, Kast Keans- TASTERS CANADA DRY I MUSHROOMS 89 ni'K, pleaded guilty to breuk- CHOICE C . K intu I he Pavilion liar and BEVERAGES I WITH THIS COUPON • WITH THIS COUPON FLORIDA ORANGES 10 58 ROMAINE LETTUCE .. head bW jchacffiT's Stand and stealing C C 1'JO worth nl goods. ncdMinatite Apr. 39, 7.Mfn RvrfMTUblt Apr, 29, 7.Mfn thru M.y S. 19b ' WI9- IhiuMly 5, 1973 U' Joseph•Stabene, 216 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER f AHII V GRAPEFRUIT G 69 • LIMIT out COUPON pen FAMILY SONKIST LEMONS 6 39 filiglil Ave., Keansburg, leaded guilty to aiding and (wiling in the two break-ins, [ding and abetting in Ihe 16-oz. C ioft of $i:i;i.7O worth of li- Fleischmanns Soft MargarineJX 49° Milky Way Fun Size ...bag 79 Vermont Maid Syrup ir, bocr and money from C 1-lb. e Pavilion Bar, and aiding Borden's Danish Margarine .'P^49 Ronzoni Spaghetti No. 8. • Pkg- 26 Scott Regular Towels abetting in the 'theft at 2 $ 18-oz. C 32 e Jcfeaeffer's stand. Savarin Coffee = . .« 2.03 Drano Drain Opener .. can 59 Kraft Mayonnaise i?f 65 '•Their pleas were accept I'd- : $ 8-oz. e hy County Court Judge John Maxwell House Coffee, ? ^ 2.03 Hunts Tomato Sauce .....can 11 Farmdale Drinks f. Arnone. 29 He Dally Register, Red Baak-MiddleUnn, N.J. Wednesday, May 2,1973 Hold Englehard

Check Your Pension . By ROGER E. SPEAK ? these shares reflects not only the changing value of the un- By SYLVIA PORTER miiminiiniimiHiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimimi cloth). Q — I hold 100 shares of SUCCESSFUL derlying portfolio but the sub- Your eligibility. How many stantial discount from asset You may not receive the years must you work for your Englehard Minerals & Chem- YOUR MONEY'S icals (NYSE) at a cost of $31 INVESTING value at which the shares are pension benefits you expect employer before you qualify trading. The discount, at 35 antfigMir dependent wife and for a'pension? How old must a snare. Why lias the price WORTH dropped when earnings are IIIHHWIIIIUIIIIWHIIIIHIIHHinilHI per cent, is more than double chiraren'are counting on if: you be to collect benefits? the average discount for all —You leave the company Could a layoff eliminate your good? — J.S. •> 'itiMiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiifiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiimi A — Over and above its bas- lift sales to $1.93 billion last closed-end funds. In view of should recover. Thus, in my before your normal redre- chances of receiving a ben- year. At only Ux estimated view, shares should be re- Quit? Get laid off or fired to- ic spheres of operation — in- the company's performance ment age of 60 or 65 or if you Knglish description "of your efit? What total of years of 1973 earnings shares appear record, which is average, the tained. have a "break in service" — pension plan is available to "credited service" must you morrow? What's the status of ternational mineral trading, fabrication of precious metals undervalued and should be discount appears unwar- (Roger Spear's 52-page such as a layoff, transfer to you if you request it. This de- have? Must these years be your pension account now? held. Guide to Successful Investing How.is your benefit figured? and production of minerals — ranted. The fund's portfolio another plant or a promotion; scription is required under continuous or may they be Q — Last April we invested is available to all readers of is it a fixed amount? Based Englehard is involved in the is concentrated in the com- —You fail to make a written new Labor Department regu- broken by a leave or layoff? $12,000 in Central Securities this column. For your copy, on the number of years you've arga of pollution control. It is mon stock of smaller growth application for your benefits lations. How is a "break in service" Corp. (ASE). We arc dis- send $1 with name and ad- worked? Or based on your sal- this speculative "kicker" companies, although major or to appeal the denial of ben- Also in the offing are new defined? Must you be a mem- couraged by the performance dress to Roger E. Spear, Red ary? Will the years you which gives the shares an commitments are held in efits within a specified period federal laws which could ber of a union or union local of these shares. What should Bank Register, Box 1618, worked before the plan was aura of glamour, and is also IBM, Inter. Telephone & Tele- of time; greatly clarify and simplify at retirement to get the ben- we do now? — J.G.. Grand Central Station, New started count if the benefit is • responsible for their poor graph and Swift & Company. —You die before you have your pension benefits, give efits yoti've earned? What A — The perforrnaht'e of With patience, your snares York. New York 10017.) formally applied for the com- you far more assurance than must you do before you retire based-jon the years you've market performance of late. pany's "Survivors' Benefit you have today that you will to apply? What must you do to worked? How many employes The decision of the Environ- Option" in which you agree to actually get the benefits you collect your benefit rights if in your company or division mental Protection Agency to have your pension benefits re- think you will get and elimi- you leave before retirement or plant are slated to get pen- extend to 1976 application of duced so that youo survivor nate a lot of the fine print age? sions? What are typical the standards of the lt)70 will be eligible to get a certain which prevents so many from amounts for workers like you? Clean Air Act, has not mate- Natelsons Opens First Your vesting rights and por- rially changed Englehard's proportion of your pension collecting their benefits. tability. What are the condi- Do lower paid workers get a prospects. The company has benefits; But right now, the tragic tions for establishing a fair share of the fund'.' Does developed a catalytic con- —You go to work for a com- fact is that" many-pensions go "claim" to your pension the plan have any provision to hike post-retirement benefits verter which it has contracted petitor after you have quit or needlessly uncollected simply rights to the event you quit or 1 Shopping Center Store to supply to Ford Motor. Com- retired from the company pro- because an employe fails to change employers or are the along with living cost increas- mitments were also made to viding your pension benefits; meet some condition for being victim of an extended layoff es? What benefits, if any, will three major foreign automa- LIVINGSTON - Natelsons, closed space. There is free Bank; White Plains, N.Y., and —You die before retirement awarded benefits. or are fired'VDo your benefits you get if you retire early or kers, This type of device is a family-owned group of parking for 5,000 cats. Stamford and Fairfield, Conn; age arid your plan makes no "vest" onfy~after you've' if you become disabled? Key Questions currently thought to be the men's specialty clothing Natelsons. located on the provision to pass benefits on worked a certain number of Survivors benefits. If you The Elizabeth store was You must not overlook a best available means of meefr stores mainly in downtown main Mall level, has its own to your, survivor; years or reached a certain die before normal retirement opened in 1888. All>stores are crucial detail because of igno- ing the 1970 antipollution stan- suburban locations, has entrance to the parking area, —You are convicted of a age, or are there no vesting age, will your spouse get any serving cake and coffee at a rance or apathy! Here, there- dards. opened its first shopping cen- in addition to 40 feet fronting crime. fore, are key questions to ask rights? If vested, are your ac- benefits? If the benefit is in ter store at Livingston Mall. on the enclosed mall. sale this week, as part of the Request Descrltplon about your own pension which cumulated pension benefits the form of a survivors' op- Because the subject is con- The regional center, an- Design features include tri- K5th anniversary celebration. Sometime in the next few will help you avoid making "portable" to a new job, an- tion, how much of a pension troversial and a vast array of chored by three major depart- ievel and recessed ceilings to months, as yesterday's col- disastrous errors, put togeth- other union, another industry? cut must you agree to take if conflicting opinion is being ment stores, is situated at create separate rooms for WEIL TAKE CARE Of umn reported, you, the em- Your Benefits you elect the survivors op- promulgated, Englehard shares er by Kate Blackwell and Kisenhower Pkwy. and South men's haberdashery, sports- ANSWERING YOUR PHONE ploye covered by a private Ralph Nader, co-authors of What benefits does your tion? Other details? have suffered in the market, Orange Ave. in a prime resi- wear and clothing and a sepa- pension plan, will be notified "You and Your Pension" plan promise you if you work The Pandora's box of the which traditionally abhors un- dential area of western Essex rate young men's shop, known • 24 HOUR by your employer that a plain (Grossman, $1.65 paper. (5.1)5 until official retirement age? U.S. private pension is being certainty. Yet. from the more County. One hundred twelve as the Square. ANSWERING SERVICE mundane aspects of its oper- pried open. Be on guard for tenants occupy approximately The firm has other stores in ations, Englehard managed to what will now be coming out. a million square feet of en- Elizabeth, Newark and Red ' Thanks

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GRAND OPENING POWWOW - Winneboao Industries Inc.. the world's largest producer of recreational motor homes, has opened its Eastern retail sales outlet at 3405 Rt. 33, Neptune. Models dressed as Indian maidens were on hand to greet visitors at the new business, which is designed to become the largest Winnebago center in the East. The inventory features- over 100 r|ew and used model homes, "Mini-Winnies," campers, travel trailers, and 5th wheels. The grand opening celebration included prizes You've for children and adults. made us number on\ e again

Ian M. Ross George C. Dacey Stewart E. Miller All of you people in'New Jersey. Individuals and businesses alike. By, letting us handle your finances? Engineering Academy you've made us, once again, the biggest banking institution in the states The figures speak for themselves:

Elects 3 Area Men Dec. 31 Dec. ,31 Dec. 31 Dec. 3f Dec. 31 Mar. 31 NEW YORK - Ian M, Ross portant laser research. elected for his research con- United Jersey Banks 1968° 1969* 1970° ' 1971 1972 1973 and George C. Dacey of Hum- Mr. Miller, director of the tributions and leadership in son and Stewart E. Miller of guided wave research labora- the development of waveguide Middletown have been elected tory at Hell Laboratories, was communications systems. members of the National Aca- Total Resources $908,456 $962,254 $1,078,430 $1,325,t31 $1,689,367 $1,765,101 demy of Engineering. Election to the academy is the highest professional dis- Rank in New Jersey 3 3 3 1 1 ' 1 tinction awarded an American engineer. Membership honors those who have made contri- 'Pro lorma figures for each year end includn banks acquirpd since formalion of United Jerfrjy Banks on Ocl. I. 1970 butions to engineering theory and practice or who have demonstrated unusual accom- plishments in new and developing technological fields. Dr. Ross, vice president of network planning and customer services at Bell Labora- tories, was elected for his individual contributions to semi- UNITED JERSEY BANKS conductor electronics and 90 Nassau Street/Princeton, New Jersey 08540 leadership in the manned spacefligiit program. Dr. Dacey, vice president of Iransmissio/i .systems at Bel) A FIRST — Bruce Grenger, right, sales represen- Laboratories, was elected for tative ^of Shrewsbury Motors, Volkswagen dealer, pioneering experimental and presents keys to James Parent, Red Bank, pur- theoretical field effect transis- chaser of the lirst Volkswagen sports bug in the tor studies and directing im- area. * HinpummnniHinniiitHnuMBoiuiMiiiBui THEMILY L JBEGISTER Bed Rank-Mlddletown, NJ. Wednesday, May 2, U73 21 Show Has Loads of Antiques, STATE But the JPrices Are Up to Date Bv The Associated Press By ELEANOR MARKO I, myself, couldn't help but Contemporary Life Editor sigh about that. My Mickey Mouse watch was a compan- Strike Cripples Building Industry One way to breathe fresh ion piece for the one 1 spotted in the showcase of J & B Car- The construction industry in New Jersey was hit by strikes • air into not-so-ancient history penter, Margate. Price tag: of .carpenters, bricklayers, plumbers and steamfitters yes- is to browse around an an- $95. terday. tiques show. Agnes Sheehan, New Between 6,000 and 7,000 carpenters statewide struck the It can in itself become a Brunswick, who specializes in Building Contractors Association of New Jersey, seeking a hobby—or a fulltime occupa- dolls, handled and rehandled wage increase and other benefits. tion—like comparative food a 1911 American wood doll. Bricklayers in Middlesex, Morris, Passaic and Union coun- shopping. A friendly, talkative dealer Price tag: $165. "Did you ties also called strikes against the association in contract dis- know that the second most putes. is not so hard to find—and there are those that carry the popular hobby of collecting is About 8,000 members of the Plumbers and Steamfitters antique dolls?" she asked. Union in North and Central Jersey struck the New Jersey Me- tales our grandmothers once delivered to young turned-off I wondered then why my • chantcal Contractors Association. ' grandmother didn't tell my A spokesman for the Building Contractors Association said ears about treasured china, glass or furniture. mother to tell me that years carpenters were seeking a 5.5 per cent increase in a total ago. package of wage arid fringe benefits that now is $9.95 an hour. The Red Bank Antiques Childish Sentimentality The contractors in a statement called the requested in- Show, which opened yes- In the same childish senti- crease inflationary. They telegraphed President Nixon asking terday in the Parish House of mentality, I spotted a doll's him to use his powers under the Wage Stabilization Act to de- Trinity Episcopal Church on tea set at The Lamplighter, cree a wage freeze. White St., Red Bank, is a fine example. Little Silver. Price tag: $50. It is filled with nostalgia, And doll house accessories 3 Ex^Bank Officers Charged but the hundreds ofbrowsers shown by Isabelle Elvin, NEWARK — Three former bank officers were charged in wiio were there to buy or esti- Chatham, washed away the a federal indictment yesterday with bilking about $1 million mate how much their own col- sentimentality. A one-inch tall from a Middlesex County bank through a complicated, fraudu- lections are now worth found pitcher: Price tag: $5 and 3- lent loan scheme. today's nostalgia comes with inch dish set—$25. The scandal allegedly is the worst of its land since 1971, higher price tags. With that, it was time to for- when nearly $10 million was fraudulently misapplied from the Beaming Smile get about our toys—and Eatontown National Bank. Yet, a beaming smile of a moved on to jewelry. But, The defendants are .Santo K. Santisi, 50, former president collector who has a "find" frankly, the mobs in front of of the bank, and two former vice presidents, his brother, John, may outmatch its value. We every dealer who is showing 51, and Felix N. Cantore, 52, also a former New Brunswick po- spotted one on a happy buyer anything that rings the fingers lice commissioner. of a 1910 hand-cranked wood- or .neck, dangles on the ears BROWSING FOR ANTIQUES - A thousand ues at the Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House, The loans by the bank totaled $980,000, the indictment said, en wall phone from dealer or pins on the bosom, were too people rushed into the opening hours of the Red White St., Red Bank, today from noon to 10 p.m. but officials say the investigation is continuing and that other Edna M,- Aklus, Shrewsbury. much for this personal case of Bank Antiques Show yesterday.,The show contin- and tomorrow from noon to 6 p.m. Regnrtrstorf piwios funds may be involved. Price tag: 599.50. claustrophobia. Buying was brisk enough to match that of The officers made fraudulent entries in bank records to For anyone looking for For those who want to be home "without something" ting miniature kerosene three-inch neck: "You are those buying luncheon to sus- cover up loans to several companies and to cover up the fact some fancy tooting nostalgia knowledgeable about that, add spring color. And the mix- lamps. Esther K. Updike of wrong. Its a grain pan." they ha^l major interests in the companies, the indictment " Mrs. Aklus also has an 1875 tain the rigorous hours of they can be ready today and ed fragrances of Pomander Princeton's display of eight- said. more nostalgia. You see, in the lHOO's you brass fireman's horn. Price tomorrow at luncheon, which Balls and old fashioned bags inch tal| plain glass lamps grabbed the neck, shook the "Did you know it took ,'MIO tag: $45. is being served by the busy of Potpourri lead one back lo (Price tag: $42) had a mag- grain, and poured it out again Death Penally Proponents Stalled pounds of turkey for the "U I learned one thing," members of the Woman's nostalgia after eating. netic drag on the checkbook or something like luncheon salad that is being TRENTON — Proponents of a drive to restore the death one visitor said to an attentive Guild of the church from noon If they're not buying food compared to the white satin that—remember? I never served each day?" was penalty in New Jersey will have to wait until November to companion, "It is to never to 2 p.m. Afternoon tea is 3 to like they used to, women must glass lamp that was hand claimed to be a farmer. seek legislative passage ol any measure. throw out a thing!" asked at the press table. 5 o'clock. The Triangle Club be putting fancy things on the painted. Price tag: $125. The Assembly adjourned for the election campaign with- serves dessert and coffee tables more than ever before. Cereal Dish Numbers Game out attempting to approve a bill on capital punishment. from 7 to. 10 p.m. Tonight the This sage remarks is based on I know I once ate from a ce- While a lot of happy smiles Proposals to reinstitute capital punishment in the state re- show closes at 10 p.m., and re- the popularity of cut glass. real dish such as Betsey Ben- may be spread among those mained bottled up in the Assembly Judiciary Committee be- opens again for the last day Sparkling, Distinctive nett, Toms River, is showing. who have found treasury cause of a lack of agreement over any single proposal. tomorrow from noon to 6 p.m. Sparkling and distinctive, 1 know no one gave it as a enough for a treasure at the Although there was sentiment in the committee to force a In 23rd Year these heavy collectibles are baby gift in 1930 at $15. And, show, one of my visiting floor vote on a specific measure, Judiciary Committee Chair- Marking its 23rd year of op- carrying exciting prices not the old quilt that Aunt Amelia friends was spotted by the man William K. Dickey, R-Camden, said yesterday, "it's bet- eration, the show has its aura designed for low budgets. made during the Depression, rector's wife to be slightly un- ter we don't do anything hastily than do something quickly for of old friendships and dedica- Among the most unique in the could it possibly now be worth happy about what she thought expediency." tion to making this a happy show, which has extensive dis- the $65 and $75 ltalph Frame, was a J45 ring. "Did you miss A committee appointed by Republican Gov. William T. fund-raising event. plays, Isabelle Elvin has an Point Pleasant Beach, has his the number before it?" asked Cahill proposed earlier this year that the Legislature postpone The Rev. Canon'and Mrs. eight-inch low bowl with large tagged? Mrs. Best; . : any action until the U.S. Supreme Court has the opportunity to Charles H. Best head the list sunflower cut in the base. We don't know of any horse "No, I missed the one be- clarify its thinking on capital punishment. as honorary chairmen, but Price tag: $125. that wants to have heavy hind it," replied the roused are to be found as busy talk- There seems to be so much • brass graduate bells to hang browser. The price tag: $450. Marcos' Daughter's Plan Unknown ing to visitors and eyeing the glass in the show that it defies off his harness, but Dorothy I looked for my dis- well-run show as Mrs. Ray-you to keep from knocking Knapp, West Nyack, has a set appointed friend under the PRINCETON — Princeton University officials say they mond R. Tourtillott, manager something to the floor. from the ISOU's tagged at $27. have not received an official reply yet from the daughter of bronze Art Nouveau lamp of this major undertaking, Irene Christensen, Garden Also in heavy brass—shiny ($175) at The Linaberrys of. Philippines President Ferdinand E. Marcos on'whether she and assistant chairman, Mrs. will attend Princeton this fall. City, ,has cranberry glass. heavy brass is a collector's Rahway, and among the her- William French. Total in- conversation piece to end all aldry and watercolor ane- Yesterday was the official deadline for the 2,061 young cream pitcher; Price tag: volvement of the membership cocktail table conversation mones of Elizabeth Lansdell men and women admitted to Princeton's next freshman class $59.50. It's best to move care- of the church is quite evident. pieces. We hope it's still there Hammell, Red Bank, but to inform fhe university of their plans. Maria Imelda Marcos fully among the crowds if you/ to give you a laugh at the Ga- found her among the potato is among several hundred who have not yet contacted the uni- Fresh blooms, dried flowers buy that. /',' zebo Antiques booth, where mashers ($4.50) at Sefing's, versity. and fern ivy—all salable items Now that we are boxed into that easily can console the dealer Bertelo has placed a Cranford. Not happy, but still However, the Philippines ambassador to the United Na- early American history, we feeling of not having to go_ sign on the shallow pan with nostalgically solvent. tions, Ernest Pineda, has told university officials Miss Marcos can see some light in collec- will attend Princeton if suitable security precautions can be •arranged. The question of security has figured prominently in some student protests here over the admission of Miss Marcos. AMONG THE GLASSWARE — Eyeing the spar- Whitewater Tigers Launch kling cut glass at the Red Bank Antiques yes- DeKorle Is Cahill's New Counsel terday are potentiall collectors and just browsers.. fU f • f^\ . (t~TV7~* ~M ~W ~i¥~"fc • •) TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill announced yesterday that former Assemblyman Richard W. DeKorte will succeed Pierre P. Garven, the state Supreme Court chief justice desig- ln to SaVe WM River nate, as his counsel. Barrett Appointed P SHREWSBURY - Five lo- The announcement confirmed reports stemming from De- A 1 • caSHREWSBURl businessmenY wil- l Fivemerge loe- IJMfflBEttmWWSIIWmiBmma^^ Korte's announcement Monday on the Assembly floor that he this morning as the "Whi- was resigning his legislative seat to join the Cahill adminis- County Engineer tewater Tigers", ready to ride tration. one of the nation's few re- "We are indeed fortunate that a young man of Dick De- FREEHOLD — The Board maining w'ild rivers to call Korte's talents and solid experience in government has agreed of Freeholders yesterday an- public attention to the urgent to take this very important position in Ihis administration," nounced the appointment of need for protection of such Cahill said. Michael K. Barrett, Matawan rivers. The governor's counsel is his chief adviser on legislative Township, as the new county The five are Chris Olivera, matters. engineer. owner of Olivera Typewriters Garven was recently confirmed by the Senate as chief jus- Mr. Barrett will begin his and Stationers in Shrewsbury; tice, to succeed Joseph Weintraub who is retiring from the duties May 14, when he is Gene Graman, owner of Gra- court at the end of its current term. sworn in to a live year term man's Vacuum and Appliance by County Clerk Benjamin II. Parts Co. in Red Bank; Ed- PATH Offers to Resume Talks Danskin. His annual salary ward Weinstein, owner of a has been set at $25,000. JERSEY CITY — The Port Authority Trans Hudson rail- Shrewsbury accounting firm; Mr. Barretts appointment road, tentatively offered yesterday to resume negotiations with Don Fiorland, a Standard Oil fills the vacancy created May striking railway carmen, but garbled communications be- .tugboat captain from Middle- tween the two sides made any progress irt settling the month- 4, 1972, by the resignation of town; and Allen Warren of Al- old strike appear unlikely. Henry J. Ney, and filled on an len Warren Associates, Inc., interim basis since then by Louis J. Gambaccini, vice president and general manager an Atlantic Highlands publi- Claude W. Birdsall, county of PATH, sent a telegram to Salvatore Haia, general chair- city firm. man of the Lodge 1330 of the Brotherhood of Railway Car- consulting engineer. But this morning, as the men, offering to resume negotiations but only if PATH'S man- The new engineer is now a Whitewater Tigers, they leave agement was correctly interpreting a statement by Raia on district superintendent for the to begin a five day canoe trip state Department of Trans- Monday. Michael F. Barrett down the Youghiogheny River „ A Path spokesman said the company was seeking details portation, working out of ils in northwestern Maryland. The office on Rt. !), Howell Town- river, considered one of the on what Raia meant. He added management did not (e-i'l the gion 3 since 1971. two sides were^is near to agreement asRaias statement sug- ship. wildest of the Whitewater riv- His career with the Trans- Mr. Barrett, who is :I7, beers left in the Northeastern gested, and / source close lo the dispute agreed with that gan his career as a'.summor view. ' portation Department began United States, was the site of in 195H with his appointment employe in the engineering last year's national canoe as assistant engineer in the department of. Linden, where championship races. Bugged Bathrooms Plan Rejected he attended grammar school Bureau of Location and De- The Youghiogheny is also WILLINGBORO - The school board in Ihis South Jersey sign. and high school. He received his civil engineering degree one of the 27 additional rivers community has turned down a proposal to eavesdrop on what' In llllil he became a senior proposed for protection under goes on in school lavnratones. engineer in the Bureau of from Rutgers University in 1!»H. the amended national Wild A parent who said she was concerned about the rising rale Road Construction. and Scenic Rivers Act of 1!M>X. of crime in the schools said installing the bugs would help cut He was then promoted suc- But Congress has failed to It down. However, school board president Joseph Oliver said cessively to resident engineer Kindergarten enact legislation adding these Ihe bathroom bugs would "probably constitute invasion of the , in 1%'i, and to principal engi- additional rivers, and little.by students'privacy." ' •• -•• neer in Ii)ti5. Registry Set little the canoeists claim, WHITEWATER TIGERS — Three Whitewater Tigers look over topogra- Instead of electronic eavesdropping, the hoard decided lo Kurly in llltiti, ho was trans- they're being dammed, pol- phic map of Youghiogheny River before embarking today on a five-day hire security guards lo patrol the bathrooms. ferred to the Bureau «f Con- NKW SIIRKWSBURY - luted and destroyed. canoe trip down the Maryland river. The tigers, all local businessmen, struction Practices. His pro- Registration for children who are, left to right, Chris Olivera, Gene Graman and Edward Weinstein. motion to temporary highway expect lo attend kindergarten 'Hie Tigers hope the publicity Sports Body Names Executives engineer in the bureau came in Tinton Falls Schools this engendered by their shooting Weinstein protested' the pro- While the Tucks Island con- plan to run three more rivers, NKWAHK — The New Jersey Sports & Exposition Author- in 19titi. fall will be conducted at Syca- the rapids of the Maryland nv- posed Tocks Island dam proj- the Allegheny in Pennsylva- ity, which is building the giant sports complex in the Hacken- troversy continues, (he five From llt(>7 to I'Jli'J, Mr. Bar- more School next Monday, er will gain public support for ect by paddling the entire nia, Vermont's West River, sack Meadowlands, made its first major staff appointments Tuesday and Thursday from !) men are urging state resi- rett held the post of Acting ' the "bill of rights for rivers" length of the Delaware River and the North River, in New yesterday. a.m.-12 noon and 1-3 p.m. they feel is so urgently (lentsto push for St;ite Semite Supervising Highway Engi- in a 12-foot rubber raft. The York state. Area people who The authority hired Col. James W. Barnett of Alexandria. (Jeorge C. Malone, schools needed. approval of a bill allowing the neer I. run began at Deposit, NY. sh;in> their wildnver addiction Va., as director of construction, John A. Klynn or Moorestown superintendent, said prospec- The Youghiogheny trip is on the West Branch of the slate to rcacquire 'M acres in He became assistant dis- are invited (o write "The Whi- as comptroller, and Francis H. Werncke of Woodcliff Lake as tive students must be five not the first in the Tigers' Delaware, and ended at Tren- the Worthinglon Tract-iltup trict superintendent for Dis- tewater Tigers," Box 39B, project manager. Their respective annual salaries will be trict i during lyti'J, and has years old on or before Oct. 1, campaign. In 1870, Mr. Oli- ton eight days and nearly MM the Kittatmny Mountains. Shrewsbury N.J.. 07701 $55,(100, 140,000 anil J.'III.TO. been superintendent for Ite- to register for kindergarten. vera, Mr. Graman, and Mr. miles later. Later this year, the Timers tt Tfce Dally Register, Bed BsJBk-MiddfcUwn, N.J. Wednesday, May 2,1973 The Ud Is Off Some Crystal Benefit Plans By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Day Care Double-Dipper fame) and chosen King and Queen of the whole schmeer were Ned Gaunt, Fair Haven, in black tux with narrow plaid bow tie At Mrs. William G. Suter's Middletown home one rainy af- It's appropriate that friends of Day Care are planning a and matching cummerbund, and Mrs. Paul Huber, Monmouth ternoon, they took the lid off plans for the second annual Crys-' County Fare double-dipper. Hills, turned out in a pink tulle gown, long white gloves and'a ,tal Ball to benefit Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Basic ingredient of the benefit event is a 4 p.m. perform- wrist corsage! ance Sunday of "The Emigrants" starring Liv Ullmann at Ci- Hatter of fact, they took the lid off in such fine fashion that Neidlinger Notes nema Iff, White St., Red Bank. Looking Forward for three days Marty Suter couldn't locale her electric can Mrs. John A. Drummond, 53 Rumson Hoad, Rumson, may be opener! Traveling to Trav's — that's what a lot of people have contacted re film reservations; contact Mrs. Drummond, too, The same Libby Sadwith who dug her mother-daughter ->,', And, that's because Mrs. Suler (president of the Auxiliary been doing. if you feel inclined to dally a bit and have post-theater cock- outfits from the mothballs to reminisce about the 50's, is remi- of Monmouth Medical Center) is shorter than Mrs. Anthony tails and repast at the nearby House on Monmouth Street. niscing no longer. She is looking ahead instead to the up- DePetro, Spring Lake (a chairman of the gala) and the latter Among guests at-the Leonardo home and studio of Mr. Tickets for the movie alone will also be sold at the Cinema coming third annual Monmouth Festival of the Arts at Mon- helped tidy up the kitchen of the former. Neidlinger — and of his sister Miss Gertrude Neidlinger: — III box office. mouth Reform Temple New Shrewsbury, which she is co- have been Professor and Mrs. Frank Spinney of upstate New All this was aired at a Monmouth Day Care Center lunch- chairing with Mrs. Arthurs. Loehel. Got it? Well, Mrs. Suter finally got her can opener, too, York; Kenneth Hari, who was an art judge forTrav at the last eon at the Rumson home of Mrs. .John Harlan. Hosting honors This May 6-9 event will be previewed over champagne and from a cabinet she considers rather out of reach. Spy House exhibit, and Mr. and Mrs. William Burt, formerly of also were shared by Mrs. Drummond; Mrs David Sliaheen canapes (as is customary) on Saturday from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Monmouth, but who have gone west, young man. Within many people's reach, however, will be the Crystal Jr., New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Richard Griffith, Middletown, and This is always a pleasant arty party specifically designed for Ball. It's to be staged Oct. 27 in the Shore Casino, Atlantic Family guests were nephews David Neidlinger of Alexan- Mrs. Allan Gold, Mrs. Robert Mulligan, Mrs. David Donnelly participating artists and craftsmen, sponsors, patrons and in- Highlands. Proceeds realized from the party (and its accom- dria, Va., and Peter Travers Neidlinger of California, the sons and Mrs. John Walsh, Little Silver. vited guests. panying journal with listings for both patrons and "pet" rons) of the late Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Neidlinger of Monmouth Speaking to the 35 luncheon guests. Mrs. Walsh said "The will be used for the establishment of an intermediate intensive Beach. growing demand for our services and the crucial need for a Artists by the Dozen care unit at the hospital. building of our own, makes it imperative that more and more Garlands, guitars and May wine. The Neidlinger offspring brought their offspring, so the people become involved! in helping Monmouth Day Care Cen- Painting, graphics, sculpture by 12 New Jersey artists. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stanely Jr., Middletown, (he's whole scene was jolly, jolly, jolly! ter's children." president of the Monmouth Medical Center) are honorary These are components of the May 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. pre- The center is inviting any interested people to join Friends : chairman of the event. Mrs. Harold Kaye, Long Branch, is Sunday, family still hereabouts went with their hosts to view at the Visitors Center of Thompson Park, Lincroft, of an of Day Care and help by planning fund raising events and as- sharing the chairmanship with Mrs. DePetro. Committee the opening of the Donald DeLue sculpture exhibition at the exhibition assembled by the New Jersey State Council on the sisting with enrichment activities for the children. chairmen include Mrs. Jesse Goldbergs Long Branch, treasur- Middletown Public Library and assisted their aunt on the re- Arts being staged by Monmouth Museum. The show is called er; Mrs. .Peter J. Burns Sr., West Long Branch, invitations ception committee for the preview. Mr. DeLue's works will be Mrs. George Campbell, Fair Haven, is auxiliary president. "Curators Choice." and reservations, and Mrs. I. Ralph Fox, Rumson, and Mrs. on view at the library through May during regular library Rumson's own Jared Phillips (with that name I love him David Wheaton, Fair Haven, decorations. hours of 9 a m to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those Were the Days already!) will perform classical guitar selections on one or more of the instruments that he has fashioned himself. And Why would Mayor Robert C. Lawrence 3rd, Shrewsbury, Rtglster S1on Photo that should make the May wine and more very easy to swal- SECOND CUP ROUND venture forth to a party in his Army fatigues? Why would Mrs. luvv. Lester Simon, Little Silver, don slumber party togs instead? —Mrs. William G. Su- Planning the opening party al a liinoheon in the Monmouth ter, center, president of What prompted Frank Allocca, Colts Neck, to wear a wig with Hills residence of Airs. Frederic N. licsiak were Mrs. Richard the auxiliaries of Mon- his stylish satin basketball jacket and peg pants? And what on Sheppard, Mrs. R. Van Arsdale Whinsnand and Mrs. J. Spen- mouth Medical Center, earth was Mrs. Howard Sadwith of Colts Neck dqing carting cer Morgan, Little Silver; Mrs. I. Drown Shall, Fair^Haven; Long Branch, presides around a toddler's size 4 dress which was a duplicate in min- Mrs. James Boyd, Rumson; Mrs. Richard Ratliemaeher, At- at the brunch table in iature of the one she was wearing? lantic Highlands; Mrs. George Rudolph, Monmouth Hills; Mrs. her Middletowq home, They — and a whole flock of others — were attending a Elson Guiterman Jr., Lincroft, and Mrs. William Crist, Long for those planning the private nostalgia-for-the-50's party which stirred up memories Branch. second annual Crystal of such things as penny loafers, poodle skirts, pony tails, leath- Ball to benefit the hos- er jackets, DA Haucuts, fur collais, nidkhing jewelry sets, pital. They include Mrs. saddle shoes, crinolines and the inevitable string of pearls Anthony DePetro, Prizes for costume authenticity went to Bill Reid, Little Spring Lake, left, end Silver, and Mrs. Jim Boyd, Rumson; best "twisf'ers weie Mrs. Harold Kaye, Mrs. Martin Rudmck, Lincroft, and Tony Rizzo (of Ton Tere Long Branch, who head the committee for the Oct. 27 gala in Shore Casino, Atlantic High- lands.

Register Stuff Phots FRIENDS OF DAY CARE — Inviting membership to a group designed to raise funds for Monmouth Day Care Center and enrich activities of the children there are, from left, Mrs, John Walsh, Mrs. David Donnelly and Mrs. Robert Mulli- gan,"all Little Silver. At the top of their sched- Reglittr Staff Photo • ule is on exclusive per- ENLISTED! — Mrs. Frederic N. Rosiak, Mon- formance Sunday at 4 mouth Hills, center, plants a posy on the shoulder p.m. of "The Emi- of Mrs. Elson Guiterman, Jr. Lincroft, to sym- grants" at Cinema III, bolize the flowery opening planned for the May 19 Red Bank. An optional preview of the new Monmouth Museum show, cocktail and supper "Curators Choice." Mrs. J. Spencer Morgan, Cticj WickcMe party at The House on Little Silver, is also on the committee for the Monmouth Street will soiree set to take place in the Thompson Park Visitor's Center, Lincroft. U pUM2& k MtoWM ft follow. Special ?Mt-Sf>tt«0 Sate DIET RECIPE No. 1 FURNISHEDBYTHEDIETWORKSHOP. , FrenchTbast Meeting

• ••* Memos 2 Slices Arnold Melba Thin . Granulated sugar substitute evuiml Spiituj awt Suwma ahjCeA in DietslictWhite Bread .Dash of vanilla extract 1 Egg, well beaten Dash of cinnamon FUND RAISING TOPIC Vault, BCmeA ami Vmm at a Soak bread in mixture of egg, sweetener and vanilla. Sprinkle MIDDLETOWN - The with cinnamon and broil each side until brown. Devour without monthly meeting of the V* to Vi OFF guilt, because Arnold Melba Thin Dicislicc U'/iitc Broad is sliced United Cerebral Palsy Mid- so thin, two slices arc Ijjce one slice of regular bread. dletown Auxiliary will be tomorrow at S pm. in the Nut- swamp School. Guest speaker 85 BROAD ST., RED BANK will be Joseph Corcoran, who (Located in Tofsuns) »DIETSLICE is associated in a fund-raising BREAD ' capacity with the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center in Good Enough Jsrn Good Enough /or Arnold. Long Branch. Lucys r> rf^dy for Spnnq v. the inc.;! beautifu you've ever Sf'Pn-Wr have tMpm TALK ON ISRAEL arriving daily , you'II hn 3 35 MIDDLETOWN - Susan amazed when you sec in r, I••m I I i i I Kramer, a senior at Red Bank collection ol Ind'f'V Regional High School, will be SIO[>in~!ll s •.-.pnknnfl lirsl . . . don I MUSS rin / o guest speaker at tomorrow's' line 1,1" H.'il) p.m. meeting of the Mid- DO YOU DARE GO NATIVE THIS SUMMER? dletown Chapter ofORT (Or- ganization for Rehabilitation^ CO-ORDINATED The People at the Body Shoppe Health Spa Say Why Not! ^through Training). The meet- SPORTSWEAR ing will be in the home of Mrs. ... • • „..,. Go as Native and Natural as the Summer Scene Susan Beck, 243 Crestview Drive. SLACKS JOIN TODAY • TO INSTALL SLATE RIVKR PLAZA - The Riv- FASHION TOPS The Body Shoppe Health Spa of Middletown er Plaza Woman's Club will AND BLOUSES install its slate of officers at « in our large Finnish Sauna tomorrow's meeting here in BLAZERS in our Eucalyptus (infrared) Inhalation Room -the firehouse at S: 15 p.m. Two new members will be in- * in our Hydro Heated Swirl Mineral Bath troduced. Leah Mauer danc- Relax ers will entertain. TENNIS WEAR • in our 16' x 36' Indoor Heated Swimming Pool GUILD MEETING SWIMWEAR in goodies from our Health Food Store IIOLMDEL - St. Ben- edict's Marian Sanctuary, Missy and Junior Sizes Indulge in our spacious Lounge Area Guild will meet Monday, beginning with Mass at 8:30 p.m. Covered dish desserts at the great results you've attained through personalized will be featured at the meet- Smile programs of exercise and nutrition . ing. INSTALLATION LUNCH RACKS AND RACKS OF GREAT Programs designed for each individual, geared to their particular needs' KKD BANK - The installation covered dish lunch- SALE ITEMS IN our... con of the Woman's Club of Hed Hank will take place Friday in the clubhouse. Seasonal Department Health Broad St. POLISH DINNER (4 />MM&

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By MARGOT SMITH Long Branch It's May, and high time to start thinking of Christmas! 320 Third Ave. The best things take time, you know, and if part of your Potluck December ration of special treats is going to be a traditional SUPERMARKETS Rum Pot, this is the time to get started, when the strawberries Wash, hull and dry (in sun, if possible) one quart of per- start coming. fect strawberries, ripe but not overripe. Do not used bruised I imagine there are as many variations as the^e are cooks or blemished fruit. Sprinkle 1'4 cups sugar over the berries who have pursued the severwnonttiprocedure of layering sug- and add a fifth of rum or Brandy, making sure fruit is well ar, fruits as they come in season, and spirits in a tight, cool covered and protected from the air. If berries float, place a crock. It's not quite the same as Brandying peaches or soaking plate on top to hold them down. Cover crock with plastic wrap cherries in Kirsch or raisins in Sherry for garnishing desserts and lid. with dizzying elegance. The Rum Pot earns special deference After several days, stir gently and add more spirits, if nec- because of the attention it demands throughout the warm essary. months. JUNE: Apply the same procedure to the addition of the Though it, too, may be used as a garnish (in lieu of peaches' next fruit in season, possibly sweet or sour cherries or both, in your Peche Melba recipe, for instance,) it traditionally stems removed. Add about one cup of sugar, and again, stands on its own, centering the holiday table while the partici- enough spirits to cover well. pants (for this is a ritual) spear their favorite fruits with, JULY: You might try berries if they aren't too,seedy._ whittled sticks or skewers. I've heard of one family that col- AUGUST: Peaches, pears and apricots, scalded, peeled lects ivory knitting needles for the purpose! and quartered, with stones and cores removed. Plums, un- German Origin peeled, should be halved and the pits removed. Blueberries, In Germany* "where its origin is proudly claimed, they call .currants and gooseberries, if you can find them, should be , it a Rumtopf. The persistent antique collector may unearth a very carefully picked over and stemmed. blue-gray glazed crock so inscribed. The Scandinavians have a SEPTEMBER: No apples or bananas, but grapes, halved similar potion and in our own Deep South, it's called a "Tutti- and seeded, are fine. Peel them if they're large. Frutti or Friendship Cup. OCTOBER: Acarefully trimmed pineapple, cut in small The latter name comes from a custom, much like the wedges. sourdough starter snaring, wherein a cupful of thepickled fruit NOVEMBER: A month, to challenge your patience. Do Is shared with a friend to begin a new batch. nothing. Properly cared for, the Rum Pot need not end in Christmas DECEMBER: Add a good dose of spirits to bring the level -joy. If there's any left, it will keep indefinitely in a cool place,, two inches above fruit. judging by our two-year-old leftovers. Having lost one, -a tra- On Christmas Eve, present the pot for individual spearing, gedy, I assure_you, I cannot over-emphasize the necessity for or serve in compotes with whipped cream topping, or over ice CHICKENS keeping the booze level at least one inch over the top of the cream or pound cake. fruit".- Joyeux. Noel! The true Rum Pot, of course, employs rum, exclusively. FRESH! U.S. Go v't. Ins p. Brandy docs well, too. Our most interesting one was concocted the year after Grandpa died. UJBainherited, by default, I guess, WHOLE, SPLIT OR all the leavings of his liquor "closet, which rah heavily to a wide choice of liquers which he prided himself on offering af- C ter dinner. There was an inch or two in each bottle, not QUARTERED enough to save for party purposes, but what a Rumtopf! Use your imagination, your garden, and the best market One Price Only! buys you can find in fruit. Generally, this is the way it goes: RUMTOPF MAY: Scrupulously clean a five-gallon crock or glass con- H 0 38 tainer with a tight fitting cover. Allow it to drv in the sun, if possible. Set it in a cool dry place, .where it will remain. (Refrig- erator is best if you're not sure about other locations.) DIE? RECIPE No.2 /High-Rise FURNISHEDBYTHEDiETwoRKSHOP.y lima Sandwi

YA Oz. canned tuna, drained Thick wa^ge of lettuce 3 Oz. cottage cheese 2 Slices Arnold Melba Thin BANANAS 1 Teaspoon horseradish Dietslice White Bread, toasted Mash tuna, cheese and horseradish together and spread on toasr. Top with lettuce and consume with a clear conscience, since your 2 super-thin, slices of Arnold Melba Thin Dietslice are equiva- Golden lent toonly one slice of regular bread. It's almost like dieting without trying. Ripe and Delicious »DIETSLICE BREAD Good Enough hrit Good Enough (or Arnold.

Rigliltr Staff Phola At Service Deli LET'S BE FRIENDS — Setting up a booth for The Friends of Channel 13 10th Anniversary Member- ship Week in the Marketplace, Matawan, are, volunteer Sty^s. Bernard Seeman, Holmdel, left, and Mrs. Robert Feldman, Little Silver, co-chairman CORN BOILED HAM of the drive. Similar booths will be manned simultaneously Friday and Saturday.in Little Silver Shopping Center, Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea- torrtown and Broad St., Red Bank. A poster by a Domestic New York artist is being presented with :new Square memberships. Mrs. Lester Barnett, West End, is co-chairman. You are cordially invited VFW Auxiliary FOR MOM to attend our Reelects OPEN HOUSE. Mrs. Sarjos GRANDMOTHER On Sunday, May 6 HIGHLANDS - Mrs. CLOCK George Sarjos was reelected from 1:00-5:00 PM president of the Ladies Aux- iliary of the Veterans of For- WITH THIS COUPON Summer Camp eign Wars Post here at a meeting in the post home, ,'iUl Summer School Bay Ave. Other officers are Mrs. Bet- Nursery School ty Schmeid, senior vice presi- Kindergarten dent; Mrs. Juliette Muller, ju- Finast Sugar nior vice president; Mrs. Transitional Kindergarten Katherine Johnson, con- ductress; Mrs. Ross Horton, Academic Grades 1-9 treasurer; Mrs. Stephen 11. Faller, chaplain; Mrs. Sophia Miller, patriotic instructor, Lloyd & Nolan Roads and two year trustee; Mrs. Ir- ene Dedrick, historian, and Morganville, N.J. one year trustee; Mrs. Hen- 566-2222 rietta Kinney, flag bearer and AND A $5.00 PURCHASE Mrs. Ruth Grasso, banner- limit (1). Good at Finast in Red Bank bearer and Mrs. Minor L. and Long Branch thru Sat., May 5th. ' F.N. RAIN OR SHINE! Johnson, secretary.

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Dear Ann Landers: After to leave home and work my finance your four years of col- dear. reading the letter signed way through college. I know it lege away from home. (It Just Are your parents too strict? "Low In California" I am will take a few years longer might be they can't afford it. Hard to reach? Ann Landers' moved to write my first letter Ann Landers but I am willing to do n. booklet, "Bugged By Par- to a columnist. Please tell parents that it is My guess is that after- ents? How To Get More Free-, I faced Ihe same problem — their job to help their children .you've flown the coop, you'll dom," could help you bridge a husband who refused to ' solve the marriage. from my mistakes. grow, to prepare them for a have a lot more respect for the generation gap. Send 50c bathe or change his under- These days a woman has a My dad says I am to spend life of their own, to encourage your parents. And the com- in coin with your request and wear for weeks at a time — good many more options than the next four years of my life individuality and strength. forts you now take for granted a long, stamped, self-ad- and I hope "Low" will listen were available 50 years ago. living at home and commu- Children need support, not ul- will take on a whole new dressed envelope to this news- when I tell her to follow her It's too late for me, bnl it's 'ting to a nearby university — timatums. — My Own Person meaning. Good luck to you. paper. instincts and "do something not too late for her. I wish the which does not interest me at Dear Person: If you'd rath- about it." I speak from more lady much success. — High all. If I refuse Dad's offer he er work your way through col- than fifty years of first-hand And Dry In St. Pete will not give me money to. go , lege and be on your own, I see NORMAN'S SPECIALS! experience. Dear Hand D In St. Pete: I to any other school. Also, he no reason for your parents to Like "Low," I stuck it out had no idea how many women will consider my "lack of co- hold it against you. Nor Homemade Stuffed Cabbage $910 because "he was such a good had this problem until I print- operation" a slap in the face. should you hold it against PAN guy." But after so many ed the first letter about it sev- 1 see no alternative except them because they refuse to Reg. 2A0 Jfa years of being left in a state eral years ago. Since then L, of indescribable tension and haJKf received hundreds — Carmel Kosher Salami being torn between love and rrpfybe thousands — of cries Reg. 1.10 79" hate, I know what a foolish for help from wives, who like mistake I made. Now my ner- you, were torn between love UNBELIEVABLE vous system is shattered and hate. Homemade Pickles CARD PARTY DETAILS — Going over final de- beyond repair and I am in no Psychiatrists say this is a Buy 1 Quart — Get 1 Quart FREE tails for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fair Haven condition to make a move. I deep-seated and complicated TENNIS DRESS SALE! Volunteer Fire Company's card party are, left to hope every woman who reads illness, but it can be cured, right, Mrs. John Feismann, president; Mrs. Rob- this and has a husband with and if a man loves his wife he Offer good May 3-9 ert Lundy and Mrs. Robert Dudley, chairmen of this peculiar behavioral quirk will try. No woman should 'Buy One - Take One Free' the event set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the fire- will insist that he get profes-' have to sleep with a husband 741-7272 house. River Road. sional help (he is sick) or dig- who smells like a goat. • OPEN TO ALL • HUGE SELECTION OF STYLES Dear Ann Landers: I am ea- gerly awaiting my 18th birth- • CASH & CARRY -ALL SALES FINAL day so I can legally escape the clutches of a lousy home Birthright Office life. I know my folks will suf- fer a great deal when I go, Iprmaifc but they are asking-for it. I LITTLE SILVER RACQUET CLUB SJV •want to leave home so I can BIRCH AVENUE LITTLE SILVER CATERING Marks First Year be independent, free to make TEL. 741-0200 my own decisions and learn 123 BROAD ST. RED BANK FREEHOLD - The Free- we at Birthright offer cam- to the community will be to- hold office of Birthright passionate, non-judgmental morrow at 8 p.m. marked its first anniversary guidance and assistance any Mrs. Gaeta advises people yesterday. According to Mrs. time during pregnancy and to call the office here if they James Gaeta, local director of even after the baby is bom," would like to join Birthright the worldwide organization, explained Mrs. Gaeta. as a volunteer or if they are Birthright is a non-political, In her report to the commu- troubled by an unwanted non-sectarian, nonprofit, all nity, Mrs. Gaeta states that pregnancy. volunteeiggroup of concerned the volunteers from the Free- The organization has had of- men and women, who are dedi- hold area have received over fices operating in New Jersey cated to offering a positive al- 2(1(1 calls during their first since 1971) and was founded in ternative to any girl or worn-. year of operation. Canada in 1068. an distressed by an unplanned Besides offering emotional pregnancy. "Married or support, Birthright also has single, regardless of race, col- provided pregnancy testing, Twist or, creed or financial status, transportation, temporary It's here... shelter, medical, legal and financial aid, maternity and Benefit PREGNANT... baby-clothes and furniture. Situated here at :ill West DISTRESSED? Main St., the Birthright office Party is open parltime ti days a ] GHZ MARLBORO — Twist 'n' week. An.open house to cele- BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 Sliout, a 1950's party, i.s being for people who brate the first year of service staged Saturday at N::iO p.m. in the Marlboro Kirehousc, School Hoad W. amtfKt. Til, by, l.nited Cerebral Palsy Wom- "Mommy told daddy to en's Auxiliary of Marlboro. buy her Mother's Day New York disc jockey John gave up ice cream Nelson will be host. Contest present at trophies have been donated by I'err's Trophies, Long Branch. Proceeds will go toward the (T school and treatment center now under construction. ... Visit cur "pinch 4 snitt" garden 19 Church SI. 842-6616 . Little Silver Secretaries To Elect Slate Weight "Diamond Crystal Salt doesn't l'KRTII AMBOY - The Karitan Hay Chapter of Na- bounce off roast beef.'.. tional Secretaries Association will have a dinner meeting May !l here in the Bel Air Dietary says Manor Restaurant. Mrs. Barbara Flabcrty Bronx, New York There will be election of uf- Diamond licers and plans will be com- "If anyone told me I'd nolicc Crystal pleted for the July 14 bus (tip Frozen Desserts a ditfcrcncc. in suit,.I'd have to the Bavarian Summer Fes- thought Ihcy were cr;izy" reports ncwlywed ized Salt tival in Barnesville, Pa. The HarbaraFlaherty. "Well, I tried anoiherbrand. public is invited to join. There M.T. a difference. Diamond Crystal didn't bounce ufT my rras! beef sandwich Miss Barbara Ozut. Morgan- Less than"""" like the other!" Yc.. Mrs. Flaherty, Diamond ville. has been named the Crystal clings like no other salt, has tiny dia- chapter's secretary of the mond crystals ihat clinc to food, for even .salt- U'ar. Mrs. Josephine Marsch, ing, better flavor. Try n. Taste the difference! I'arhn, was secretary for The uncommon salt April. makes food laslr uncommonly good Additional information about association membership or about the Pennsylvania bus trip is available through Mrs. Irene Cavanaugh, KM 1 -Box HID. Morganville. To Mom with Love' Deborah Slates Tag Days This new, naturally KK1» BANK - Mrs. George sweetened, dietary frozen Spiro and Mrs. Phillip Ma- lena, Middlelown, are chairman and vice chairman re- dessert,tastes so nice spectively of the annual Tag Day campaign U> be con- and creamy. Y>u II love ducted by the Hed Bank Chap- ter of Deborah Heart and hunt; Center, Browns Mills its luscious, vanilla flavor. 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Pric« •ffectivt thru Salwrdoy, May 5lh in AAP WCO Storti in Cenlral (e«^^ 26 Tkt Dally Register, H*d Baak-MieKUetown, N.J. Wednesday, May 2, Lakers Hold Off Knicks LOS ANGELES (AP) -• Frazier intended for Earl • 5:40 left in the third stanza. At halftime Los Angeles led tually wdn the game at the fhei.os Angeles Lakers built Monroe. He saw limited action there- 5H9. McMillian scored 14 and free throw lines with 25 of 36. a 20-point lead and then ba- Bradley had the next op- after and fouled out finally Goodrich 11 in the third quar- Los Angeles had 45 field goals rely hung on for a 115112 vic- portunity but missed an 18- with 3:09 left in the game. ter surge that built the big La- while the knicks had 50 but tory over the New York footer that Keith Enckson re- A capcity crowd of 17,505 ker lead. y only 12 of 15 free throws. Knicks Tuesday night in the bounded for the Lakers, and saw the opener in the Forum The Lakers bad shot a tgoal. series slated Thursday night. in the second quarter and 61 Bradley II 2 I4iMcMllin II S 21 Reed 4 2 10;Chmblr> i 7 12. Basketball Association thaifi- DeBussehere fed the losers The Lakers spurted in front per cent in the third but Frailer 5 2 12 Well 1111 pionship. 11-2, outhustling the Knicks couldn't maintain that pace as Mairot 9 0 18! Goodrich 10 10 30 overall with 25 points and 16 Luco* 7 2 MIErickun I 0 2 Gail Goodrich led the La- but held only a 29-26 lead at the Knicks commanded the fi- 0 0 0! Coufltl 5 1 II . rebounds, Bradley scored 24. Jockson 3 I 7| kers with 30 points, eight of Jim McMillian had 27 for the end of the first quarter. , nal stanza. GICMII 0 0 0 them in the fourth quarter the Lakers. 17 in the second In the second stanza, the In addition to West, Phil Total. 50 12 1121 TDM. «!i New York 24 23 30 33- 2 when NPVV York staged its big half while Jerry West led the Knicks closed to 30-38 before Jackson of New York fouled LolAnjtlls 2» 30 ii 20-115 rally behind the shooting of early assault with 24 points West went on a tear with out in the final quarter. Fouled oul - New York, Jotkson; Ui Dave De Busschere and Bill Over-all the Lakers shot 51.7 tofol'loull- New York, !6; Loi Angel- through three quarters, but he three quick baskets and es, 27 Bradley. had drawn his fourth foul with stifled Krazier. per cent from the floor but ac- Ai;»S Still the big difference in the outcome was the defensive play of 7-foot-l Wilt Chamberlain, who hauled down 2(1 rebounds and con- Hubs' Cournoyer Applies trolled the boards decisively through the first three peri- ods. With just one minute and VI seconds to go in the third Adage and Shoots Again quarter the Lakers led 93-7:! and held a 95-7!* edge at the MONTREAL (AP) - There end of the third period. is an adage in hockey. It goes, Then, with DeBussehere if at once you don't succeed, scoring nine points and shoot the puck again. Bradley eight, the Eastern Yvan Cournoyer followed champions steadily closed the Ihe advice last night and con- gap until it stood at three nected for a pair of goals that points, 113-110 with 1: IK left in led the Montreal Canadiens to AP Wirephoto the game. a 4-1 victory over Chicago in KNICK POCKET PICKED —Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers sur- tioodrich missed two free the second game of their Na- prises Jerry Lucas of the New York Knicks and steals the ball from him throws, but the Knicks lost a tional League playoff cham- in lost night's opening game of the NBA championship playoff series on chance to further close the pionship series. the West Coast. Accessory to theft at left is Wilt Chamberlain. gap on a bad pass from Walt Cournoyer knows where the net is located. He has proven that with 27li goals in nine years with Montreal, including 40 this season. He is not the kind of guy. a goalie 'Jimmy' Jones Forecasts likes to see coming in on a breakaway. Twice in Sun- day's Stanley Cup opener, Cournoyer walked in alone on the Chicago net and twice, Two-Horse Derby Duel goalie Tony Esposito stopped him. LOUISVILLE (AP) - The around the stables insist it's An odds-on favorite in the appointing third behind his One More Time... 99th Kentucky Derby stacks true." Wood, Secretariat ran a dis-" stablemate, Angle Light, and But like the saying goes, he up as a two-horse race with Sham. Railbirds attribute the shot the puck again. There Secretariat and Sham the best defeat to the race's slow pace. were no breakaways in of a rather lacklustre group of Tuesday night's game but "It's been my experience," contenders, the man who Cournoyer preferred the re- Settecento First said Jones, "that a great helped saddle eight Derby sults. He took four shots and horse will win under any con- champions said yesterday. two got past Esposito. dition — slow track, fast "It doesn't measure up as a "That was better, eh?" he track, mud, slow pace, fast good field," Jimmy Jones, said, smiling as he headed for In Trial Stakes pace. Citation was that kind Monmouth Park's racing di- the showers. Smiles were the of a horse. He was an arro- rector, commented during an order of (he evening in the LOUISVILLE (AP) - Martin J. Wygod's Setlecento gant rascal. He could lick early morning visit to the Montreal dressing room with charged up in the final strides yesterday for a narrow victory them all any time, and he barns on the Churchill Downs the Canadiens now leading in the $21,000 Derby Trial Stakes, possibly earning himself a knew it." backstreteh. "There are some stall in Saturday's 99th Kentucky Derby. this best-of-seven Stanley Cup good horses running, no great With Larry Adams in the saddle. Settecento collared the Jones will be represented in AP wirepnolo series 2-0. ones. No super stars " odds — cm favorite, Mr. I'rosppclor, with 1-llitli of a mile to go Saturday's Derby with Res- ICE CONFUSION —A confrontation takes place before Montreal Cana- Montreal struck first with Jones and his father, the and roared to a 1'4-lcngtli victory with I'm Guaranteed finish- tless Jet, owned by four ladies diens goalie Ken Dryden as teammate Serge Savard slaps back a shoKon defenseman Pierre Bouchard late Ben Jones, trained [or the ing thud, MX lengths, behind Mr. Prospector. who serve as proprietors of goal by Black Hawk Ralph Backstrom last night during the NHL playoffs connecting 5'/j minutes into great Calumet Karm, which Blue Chip Dan and Gold Bag trailed the field. the Elkwood Karm. in Montreal. At rear, left is Canadiens Henri Richard and teammate Larry the first period. Bouchard, produced such thoroughbred Mr. Prospector, the speed horse of A. I. Savin's Aisco Robinson. who had scored only three giants as Pensive, Citation, Stable, got a poor start under jockey Walter Blum and trailed Out of Class. goals in his NHL career and Ponder, Hill Gail, Iron Liege the field by a wide margin in the one-mile Trial. However, in "He's training well," Jim- none this year, beat Black and Tim Tarn. less than four furlongs, the son of Raise a Native soared to the my said, "but I feel I ought to Hawk goalie Tony Esposilo Citation was the last horse front and led by as much as two lengths in the turn for home. be racing him at the Beulah from about 25 feet on passes to capture the Triple Crown track instead of the Derby. Briggs Bats In Winner from Claude Larose and I'ete That's where Adams sent Setteccnto to the outside to win — the Derby, Preakness and his fourth race in nine career starts and earn more money I'm afraid he's running out of Mahovlich. Bclmont — in 194K. Jimmy than he had picked up in five races this year. his class." 9 The goal came with referee was the last trainer to pull off Settecento paid $7.40 and $180, with ni> show betting, al- Lloyd (iilmour preparing to two Derby victories in a row ter running the mile in 1:37. Mr. Prospector paid $2.20. Someone recalled that As Brewers Take A s call a delayed penalty on Chi- — Iron Liege in HIS7 and Tim The victory for Settecento was only the second this season, that's what Jimmy and his cago's Phil Russell as soon as Tarn in 195K. dad said about Ponder in 1049. Milwaukee's John Briggs "But I figured it's a long sea- In the National League it but both were over sloppy tracks, which might convince Wy- remembered the one hit he Ihe Hawks got control of the It's a feat Lucien Laurin, son and I'd start getting some was: Houston 'i, Philadelphia god, a New Jersey investment banker, In enter the horse in Jimmy is a stocky man in managed against Oakland's puck. But the disc wound up who saddled .Riva Ridge a KBIs eventually." (I; Montreal 9, Atlanta" K; San Saturday's l':rmile Derby Thursday morning and pray for his 50s, born and reared in the Blue Moon Odom last season. in the Chicago net instead, year ago, is seeking to dupli- • Briggs hit Odom's first pitch Diego 10, St. Louis 5; San rain. tradition of horse racing. He'll also remember the two nullifying the penalty and giv- cate with/Secretariat, Mead- of the ninth — "I think it was Francisco H, Pittsburgh 7 and Mr. Prospector never had any Derby intentions, trainer Jones' first winner was with hits he walloped off the A's ing the Canadiens a l-l) lead. ow Stable's 1972 Horse of the a slider" —înto the rightfield Chicago 9, Los Angeles 5. Jimmy ('roll said even before the Derby Trial. Instead, he will Lawrin in 1938, a Woolford righthander last night. The Hawks tied the score on Year. Farm 9-1 shot ridden by Eddie bleachers, snapping a 'i-'i Oakland took a 2-0 lead in send Aiscos Flora Derby winner Koyal and Hegal in the Briggs, who earlier had ex- deadlock and lift nig the Bre- Cliff Koroll's goal with V/z In a Pinch? Arcaro. Then came Warren the third on Gene Tenace's Srri.OOO classic. pressed concern over his lack wers to victory. \ minutes gone in the middle "'I'don't know about Secre- Wright's Whirlaway, another homer but Briggs then put the Of the rest of the Trial Held, only last place Gold Bag, of runs batted in. hit a three- period. The helmeted right tariat," Jones mused, "lie Triple Crown winner, in 1941, "I think I got nne hit o'H/tirXwers in front with his (iwnetl by Dr. Milton Gntldank and trainer Handy Securest, run triple and then belted a winger zipped a Rebound past has good breeding and his followed by the Calumet Odom last seasonS" -Bqggs^ bas^s loaded triple to left cen still has any Derby notions. game-winning homo run in the Montreal goalie Ken Dryden record was good coming into string of successes. said, "We haven'laven't gotten^tgotte.p^jio tor that was barely mimisses d by "I have no idea whether we'll go in the Derby," trainer ninth as the Brewers defeated with Dick Redmond and Lou the Wood Memorial. But he see him very much but£l,saw A's outfielder Bill North. Vic Nickersoii said. "You'll have to talk to Mr. Wyyod, but this the A's 4-:i last night and Angotti assisting. ran in the Wood as if something lum enough tonight." "I had a good jump on the 'wasn't Derby competition today." Jones said it would take an- moved into first place in Un- Tie Short-Lived was pinching him In other American League ball and really thought I'd Wygml. who bought Settecento fur $:tll,ll(l(l last winter Irom other super horse — of the ilk American League Hast. The tie lasted less than five "1 keep hearing reports ttiat of Whirlaway and Citation — to games, California whipped catch it," North said. "I, ba- the Westerly stud Dispersal, said he was "going to Lexington "I had been getting my hits minutes. With a faceoff in the there is some heat in hi* leg duplicate the triple sweep, Detroit ti-L\ Texas edged Bos- rely missed it by five inches. fora lew diiys'and it will be 2-1 hours before I decide." with nobody on base or I'd Chicago end, Montreal Coach somewhere and he is being and the odds against are ton 7-ti, Now York crushed It would have been an out if One way or the other, however. Wygod said lie would wind up sending someone Scotty Bowman, famous for treated with ice packs, but "probably be hack to watch the Derby." growing greater. Kansas City ti-l and Chicago the wind hadn't blown the ball his constant line shuffles, sent Lucien' denies it. Some people from first to second or some- beat Baltimore 6-5. Cleveland away from me." thing like that." Briggs said. Frank Mahovlich out with at Minnesota was rained out. Frank Robinson and Bob Cournoyer and Jacques Le- Oliver each drove in two runs maire. The move paid off as the Angels erupted for a 10- 'when the big left winger fed Phils Fall hit, six-run attack in the first the quick Cournoyer, who Streaking Yankd five innings against the Ti- beat Esposito with a low liner To Houston gers, to his glove side. Iiobinson began the assault It was still 2-1 when Dennis Nail 4th Straight On Shutout with his fourth honier of the Hull drew a tripping penally season and 52lith of his career early in the third period. It PHILADELPHIA (AP) - in the second inning and des- NKW YORK (Al'i - Bnbhy The Yanks wrapped up took the Canadiens and Cour- Jim Wynn hit a fifth inning Murcer broke open a light their fourth consecutive ignated hitter Bill (irabarkew- noyer just 14 seconds to con- home, run and Hector Torres game with a three-run homer triumph in their half of the. itz added a solo shot in the vert the advantage. Guy Lap- laced a run-scoring single in and record-breaking relief ace seventh. Clarke doubled,' third. the seventh as the Houston ointe shot from the blue line Sparky Lyle posted Ins first White got an infield hit and The Tigers tallied on suc- Astros registered a M Nation- and Cournoyer, crossing in save of the baseball season as Matty Ainu singled off Mike cessive doubles by Norm Cash al League baseball victory front of the net, tipped it pasl the New York Yankees de- Jackson for une run and Mur- and Duke Sims in Ihe fourth over the Philadelphia Phillies Ksposito for a :)-l lead. feated the Kansas City Ko;, • cer greeted Tout Hurgmcicr and an infield error in the Then Frank Mahovlich's als, 01, last night. with his fourth home run of Wynn's eighth homer of the eighth. California's Bill empty net goal in the final season snapped r'a scoreless tlie season Singer, who .scattered five hits minute wrapped up the vic- The Yankees scored hurt1 pitching duel between loser Lyle, who set an American in raising Ins record to 4-1. ap- tory. nlf loser Ken Wright in Itic Steve I'arlton. 4-II, and winner League mark (it ;i:> saves last iiiiiiiiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii second inning on ruiisconng Jerry Keuss, 4-1. season, took over in tne sev- The Astros sealed the vic- singles by (line Michael and enth with runners at first and tory in the seventh when Lar- Horace Clarke combined with third and one out anil retired ry Howard opened with a How They Stand a walk and an error by Kan Kred 1'alek and pinch hitler double, moved to third on an AMERICAN LEAGUE sas City catcher Kran llealy. Kurt Bcvacqua on ground NATIONAL LEAGUE infield out and scored on a Eail Dlvlllon Edit Dlvlllon balls w L r The Koyals tallied against passed ball by catcher Bob Milwaukee,... 10 Chicago ',... 600 Dalhmore .500 New York. .600 Steve Kline in the llurd on a KarmnClty (I) Ntw York U) Hoone. Howard then stole sec- New York .500 Pittsburgh Detroll .III, Philadelphia.. 10 ."4 walk, Hobby Klo\d\ single, 0 f Inrkr fti ond and came home on Tor- ClFi/flnnd.. .4JS Mnntreol 11 471 .319 SI. Louis an error by Lett fielder |{m 0 Wnlp II res' single. noiton 16 .15G 0 0 Murcer cf * I ChicoQO 6(1 Son Fronclico 19 6 .760 White and John Maybrrn s Houtfon [}) PFiilocklphlo Id) Konicii City.. 591 Cincinnati 13 i 619 * (X) f h single. RtomUt] It) Cnlllornla 10 .554 Houllon 15 10 600 < Wynn rf 4 ? I flown *,<, Minnesota loi Anoetei II w 4/B / I-Aim Ih Torres $•> * n 1 AnctpfMi rf 1 0 M .) 0 OfiMond f 12 .429 A , Son Dleoo 115 348 10 CwJeno cf 4 0 'J Wilion p Allonlo ; 14 ,3J] |0 7 CoMtin I 0 1 • Monloni tb Texui 1 10 .4)2 4') Watson It 4 0 Ycittrday't (Uiultt Vsilerdoy'i Rnulu 1 Sonthp J 0 LMov lt» 3 0 2 Robmn cf DimnniKit MAKI;S A Henfy r 0 Michoc New York 6, Kdnsm City I Houston 3. Philadelphia 0 AffWll 0 0 0 Luinsttl II Montreal 9, Allonta 6 VVIKJM [> 0 11 ne | DRJ 0 0 Schmidt <3b T*»oi A Boston 6 MOW. Jo Collfornla 6, Detroit ? Son Diego 10, St. Loull S MJW 0 t yie [i Howord c 4 I 1 Boone c Son Franclicol, Pittsburgh 1 I) o Helmi ?t> 4 0 I Her mod 7!) Milwaukee '• Oakland 3 HOUSTON (AJ'i Leo Clei/elomJ at Minneiota, poitponfd Chicago 9, Loi Angeles 5 4 0 I Canton [) Other clubi not scheduler) Diiroclicr, inan.ifjer of the lutuls Jl 1 ft Tululi J? f> f . Tovur rt Chicago 6, Baltimore 5 K'/IUJ', City 001 (MX) 1*1) t Tonlaht'i Gomti Tonlghl't Oomit lloiisl'in Astros, fired pitching New Yfir>.... . 0?0 WX) Ml* - t, Konsas City (Splllorff 3 1) ol New York Houston (Robert! 0-01 ot.PNIadelphlo Totoli 3i 3 10, Totals W 0 / (Lonborg 10), /:35p.m. I (truly, Whitf, Uhim\ On •- New Houtfon 000 010 2D0—J IMedlth 30 or'Keklch D-D], 7:30 p.m. coach Jim Oweos on the eve (if Ttxui (Droberrj 0-3) u! Doiton (Tlunt ?• Cincinnati (Grltntley 3-1) at New York Yfif • I I Of) -•- Kmuos Cily I, U rw Philadelphia 000 OOO 000 - 0 (Seaver 2-2), 8:05 p m Yfjfk 9 7R - AAtliof, ClfJfkp MR -- DP - Houston 1, Philadelphia i. LOB 7). 7:30 p.m. Houston's baseball opener with Ookland (Holtiman J Jl ol Milwaukee Montreal (McAnally 10) ol Atlanta Murfcr HI SU — Clnrfcf. S - Hraly. — Houiton 1. Philadelphia 6 30 — Cf- (Dobson 2 1), 1:05 p.m. the Atlanta Hr.ivev IP H PER fife SO o>no, Howard, L.Mo/. HR- Wynn (I). (Bell 3 2), 0:00 p.m. 1 St. Louit (Gibson 0 3) at Son Dleco K Wnrjrit (L.I It ... I- '. J ? ? SB — OgRoder, Wynn California (Kyon II) ol Detroit (LoHch Dlinicher said he wasn't J I 1 AP Wlrephoto 111, » p rtv (Kirby M>, lfl;3O p.m. IP H RERIBSO Pittsburgh (Wolker 0 0) nl Son Fran j 1 fl*U*l (W,4 II 0 f Q 0 I 9 Cleveland (Strom I I) ol Minnesota ciiiiiplclely satisfied with the o 6 i SNEAKS IN — Now York Yankees Ron Blomberg slides into home plate (Woodion I 01, V p m ciico (parr j-l|, l| pm COfltOfl (L,43) I Ifl 1 .] I 9 Chic OQO (PcipptM ) 3> I 01 A ngelf ,'iilcliinj! siliialinn and thought a. KlmrfW.J 71 0 0 last night at Yankee Stadium as Kansas City Royals catcher Fran Hcaly B Wilton 10 0 0 0 1 (1 o111mor * I PnI me r II) at Ch11nno I yie 1 Jl. A- i.m. HBP - by Carlton Wymi PB — ftonnp. (Wood V/l, 1 p m I Downing 2 1), II p m. .'lianê was in order. iovt L/Ip I. misses the tag. Blombcrcj scored on Gene Michael's double. I- 7 OS. A-IO.JJJ., The Daily Register, Red Bai*-MMdlet«wn, JU.Wedne&day, May 2, JOT 27 Middletowti's Steffer Halts Long Branch Middletown Township got a Miiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii the fourth. Kred Balino got send Slater home. two-hit performance from ace f the first hit off Steffer, and Smith went the distance, pitcher Mike Steffer and A' Division Mike Hover walked. Bolh and was credited with his sec- turned back Long Branch. H-2, W L T scored on third baseman Mike ond win. in an important Shore Confer- Long Branch (9-2-1).. 5 1 1 Chevalier's three-base wild Filers Come Back ence "A" Division game yes- MMdletown (7-1) 5 1 ( throw. Neptune defeated Rarilan terday. Matawan Reg. <«•«).. 5 2 0 Conte walked three and with a come from behind ef- The loss. Long Branch's Raritan (C-S) 4 2 I fanned eight. Steffer walked fort. first in "A," closed the gap to T.R. North (4-t-l) 2 I 1 seven and also struck ou! Neptune was credited with just one point between the two T.R. South (3-7) 1 5 0 eight. five unearned runs, capital- teams. The Branchers have a Brick Twp. (1-J) Til Doug Smith hurtled a one izing on eight Raritan fielding tie with Toms Hiver North, iiiiiiiiiiiinim iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hit shutout against Brick errors. Both teams battled to a :(-:! which earned the team a ziano mishandled the relay, Township, getting tagged by point. The Wave has played his second opponent in Ihe tie going into the top of the Steffer also scored.'Ken Pro- seventh inning. one more game than the vine singled in Chalmers, and first inning for a blooper Lions. Ken Andrews unloaded a single. The Rockets managed what Matawan Regional further triple to left for the fourth The Dragons' bats were si- appeared to be the game win- confused the issue by defeat- run. A bad relay allowed An- lenced from that point onward ning score, in their half of the ing Brick Township, 7-0, and drews to also score. as Smith fanned five batters, frame, but Neptune retaliated Register Staff Photo allowing only two free passes. closed to within a half game Conte had nobody to blame with two in the bottom half. ' ALL ACES — Monmouth College's baseball team Charles llvento, right, llvento presents a trophy of the lead, while Raritan was Tom Ingram socked a two was given a dinner at the West End Manor Res- to Hawk coach Bob Sprague, left, while pitchers except himself for another Limongello. in suffering his beaten by Neptune, 5-4. Mark Lion run in the third. Jones bagger in the third to score taurant in West Long Branch by proprietor Jeff Bouton, Tony Aguila and Bob Herbig look on. Limongello lost his first deci- the Huskies' second tally. first loss of the .season, struck got an infield hit, and when out seven. He has allowed 15 sion of the season for the Conte threw wild 'attempting Tom Slater earned a triple Rockets. in the fifth, driving in two runs in 'i'l innings. Only two to pick hiiji off, he came all are earned. In another "A" game, Toms the way home. runs, and Barry McClune followed suit with a double to He gave up two walks, and River North topped Toms Riv- Long Branch got its pair in er South, 7-2. Rarllan (4) NeotunXS) hit one batter. Brick Twp (0) : Motowon (7) ob r h, ob r h Blues Make Double Trouble Steffer Rules ob r hi ob r It Fuplrk cf 4 1 I Vitole Ib 4 13 Long Branoi 111 MlcKHitown ID Wallers 2b 3 0 O;CsgrndRcf 3 2 I Ricco rl 3 2 1 Llbbl 2b 3 0 1 A r hi ob r h The Lions' Steffer, who has McCleln 1b 3 0 11 Flynn 3b 2 0 2 Sltnbrck tf 4 0 r Burrel If 1 I I Bergerrl 2 0 OCorhort2b 2 0 0 UNCROI'T - Brookdale ning for his second orbit of the or the season, and two in as both games for the losers, and Humble ss 2 0 OjCsgrnd.Blb 3 0 ) Carrol Ib 4 1 2 Armstng ct .2 1 0 SkerTcf 4 0 0;Chevllr3b 3 0 0 a 0.51! earned run average this Crstionz sj 1 0 0 j Ingram rf 4 I 1 Limngelo p 3 0 I' 0 Connor p 4 o 0 Wells 3b 3 0 0 Jones 1b 2 2 .1 Community College proved to season. many days. was charged with both losses. Hell 3b 3 0 0 Of ill c 2 11 DCosfnliosfnji c 3 0 2 Knckbrkrc 4 I I J.Gnno It ' 0 OiStetler p 2 I 0 year, upped his record to 4-1 Blckbun c 2 0 Oi Slater II 3 11 Schcvno ss 2 0 0 Hendrcks rt 4 0 0 Conte p * 0 OCrtolmrscf. 3 I 1 be ungracious hosts on the Kidding proved to be the Somersets' Al Beck pitched Somerlel (0) arookdolt (7) Luiccl cl 2 0 0 McClune2b 3 0 1 Hooon bb 3 0 1 Psclelo II 10 0 ! while besting Long Branch • Bollno 1b 2 I I'Provinels D I 1 diamond by taking a pair of ob r h ab r h DeYoung p I 0 0 Smith p 3 t I Vndrmri 2b I 0 0 Siclano 2b I '0 0 Hover c 1 I 0' Andrews c 2 I 1 edge in the second game. Wolley Ib ' 2 0 0!Norznlk,s5 4 I 2 ace, Steve Conte, who allowed Sills rt . 10 0 Chaney si 3 1 0 Stets c 0 0 0 Homm ss 3 0 0 Jim.Grzo 2t> 3 0 1' McCobe rt 2 « 0 games from Somerset County JomiTMtll) Brwkdolt (I) Cowan II 3 0 0! Walling' 1b 2 2 2 Tutluer If 2 0 0; Evans 3b 3 11 Polumboss 2 0 OiKooistroll 2 ^ 0 Rick Treszkowsky only ob r hi ob r n J. Rely rf 2 0 Oi Down II 4 1 I only four hits. He is 4-2. • Cooper 3b 3 0 O'Norozniak SS2 I l Totals 20 0 li Tolols 26 7 ° College here yesterday. fanned one but did not give : Jim Rely ct 2 0 1: Kovochp 3 2 2 Tolols 27 4 9 Total! 30 5 1 Tolols 25 2 2 Totals 21 4 4 Beckp 1 0 ] Walingp 7 0 1 Bluck 3b 2 0 0' Rullflo c < 0 The Lions put the game BrcK Twp '.. 000 000 0—0 Ranton 2Ot 000 1—4 Long Brcnch r\... 000 200 0—2 The Jersey Blues downed his adversaries much to talk Jim Rely ct 3 0 0,'Dolanlb 3 0 0 Boor* 2b 2 0 OiSibolecf 1 0 iWotawon Res 101 230 x— 1 Nepfune 001 OH 2—J Mlddlelown Ml 000 x-o Cowan If 3 1 01 Kovoch rt 3 0 1 Bender 2b 1 0 0' Trslkwski P 2 1 away early, scoring five runs Doubles — Uiprom, McCtune Doubles — Ricco, Carroll Triples— Andrews • Somerset twice, 4-1, and 7-0. about as he allowed only two Welch It 3 0 OiToomeylf 3 0 0 Cooper p 2 0 0:Marascio2b I 0 in the first inning with the Triples — Slater Brookdale's Dennis Walling J. Relyrf 1 0 2|Sibolecf 3 0 2 Congano c - 2 0 Oj VanNess ss 3 o hits before being relieved in WDlley 1b 3 0 2;Agrestac 3 0 0 Beckp 3 0 2| Kurtz 2b 1 0 help of three of their hits, two sent 11 enemy batters to their BooneJt)- J 0 0lMoroscio2b 3 1,2 Evan3b 1 0 o the sixth by Rich Kovach. Conflow c 3 0 0|VonNess 3b 111 ! Anton 3b 3 0) of- Conte's three walks, and a doom with whizzing pitches, Piazza rt 0 0 0 Kovach, whose bat was si- Totals 24 I 5 i Tololi' 25 4 9 couple of errors. walking only one opponent. lenced in the opener, sent the Somerset..: 010 000 000 —I Tolols 21 0 3iTotals 31 7 13 Somerset 000 000 000 —0 Conte got the first two hit- Carl Van Ness blasted a Brookdole 101 020 ODO —4 ball into center field, for a solo Brookdale 110 014 000 —1 ters, but then walked Ken Wall Stands Alone; two-j-un homer in the fifth in- Home Runs — VanNess. Doubles — WolMno. Dolon homer in the fifth, his eighth Home Runs — Kovach Jones and Steffer. Kred Chal- mini iniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii i iiniimiii i mini im iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiii m HUH miiiiii iiiiiiiiini mere ripped a single to" score Jones, and when Jim Gra- Buc Mishlen Belts Ramsey Lifts Hudson Wall Township took over un- " """" MIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMI nn error, and Kich Schwei- disputeicnntoHd ownershimunnrchipn onf fircfirsrt ti * ll~ -. rZ r* • *-v ~« ?zep r singled. Jeff Cohen and place in the Shore Conference C Division Bonnier then delivered RBI "C" Division yesterday, and w L T singles. the Crimson Knights played Wall Twp. (8-1) 4 1 « The Hams scored in the Shore's Bedell Stars with a vengeance, trouncing Marlboro (5-5) 4 2 t first when Marlboro pitcher 3 2 • Henry Hudson Regional won imn""""'""""''1""'"'"1'""'""""' with what should have been Asbury Park, 16-2. Southern Reg. (5-5)... Dave Gorenc balked with its fourth straight Shore Con- f the third out. However, Rich The loss dropped the Blue Asbury Park (3-() 3 3 t Dave Jillson on third. They ference "D" Division game D' Division Thompson booted it, and the Bishops from a three-way tie Red Bank Reg. (t-5). 2 3 0 got another in the fourth when yesterday, whitewashing w L T tying run tallied. Flynn-then- for the lead, all the way down Manalapan (5-4) 2 3 0 Dave Mott scored on a Point Pleasant Boro, 2-0, be- Shore Reg. (S-4) 6 2 0 walked Steve Borucki with the to fourth. Freehold Twp. (IS).. 1 5 0 dropped throw at the plate. hind Gary Ramsey's three-hit- Henry Hudson (6-2)... 5 2 0 go-ahead run. Southern Regional, which JIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIII Gorenc, who walked three ter. Keyport («-3) 4 3 0 The Raiders had scored in was also tied for first place misjudged Mike Kachelreiss's and fanned four, evened his Shore Regional stayed on Freehold («-5) 3 3 t the first inning when Joe Bo- with Wall and Asbury Park fly to left with bases loaded' record at 1-1. Tom Maher, top in the league by.a half Point Boro (4-C) 3 3 0 rucki dropped a throw at the last week, lost to Marlboro, 4- and two out. who relieved Jillson in the game with a 5-0 verdict over Point Beach (2 8) 3 4 t plate in an effort to nail Doug 2, and fell to third, while the Jeff White contributed a third was the loser. Point Pleasant Beach as John Keansburg (2-5)...... 2 4 e Brown. Mustangs climbed into second bases:loaded double for three Walks Lose It Bedell weaved a one-hitter for Holmdel (Ml) 1 5 0 The Raiders went ahead place. runs in the Knights' five-run Red Bank Regional walked the Devils. ' niiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with two in the third on sin- Red Bank Regional, the fifth. Wall scored in every in- home to victory as Patriots' Keansburg shocked Key- sixth with a single and War- gles by Joe Smith and Acker- league's pre-season favorite, ning except the first and last. pitcher Steve Smith gave port, 4-3, and prevented the ren Emily walked. Both moved man, a walk to Flynn, and beat Freehold Township, 5-,'i. Andy Aldino was the losing eight free passes. Thompson's single. Raiders from holding a berth up on a sacrifice fly and John Slocum Cops 5th Bishop hurler. Red Bank's Ron Mishlen reat second place with Hudson. Larrow sacrifice Petrone Ackerman, who worked five Wall jumped all over As- Mustangs Win versed things in the fourth Dy Freehold rocked Holmdel, home. After a walk to Bo- and two-thirds, was the loser. bUry Park, and Don Slocum Marlboro scored twice in upending a 3-1 deficit. Mishlen 15-5, with a 12-hit attacks. • niello, Emily raced in on a Joe Borucki fanned 13 and picked up his fifth straight both the sixth and seventh in- blasted a home run to drive in Ramsey Scores double steal. walked four en route to his win without a loss. The big nings to overcome an early teammate Rich Ayres who Henry jH^dson gave Ram- Titans Win second win. He has lost three. righthander struck out 12, Southern Regional lead. reached first with a walk. sey aU'fe needed jn the fourth Keyport brought its ace It was his best strikeout per- walked four and allowed four Trailing 2-0 going into the Following the blast.LPaul -. imtfrfg by/scoring two runs. pitcher, Rick Flynn, in to hurl formance. hits to the Bishops. sixth, the Mustangs got Roger Varrelmann got Red BSnkV Kimsey contributed the in the sixth inning of its game The middle of the Freehold One of those hits was a Kiorentino on with a single, remaining hit by landing on first with a single. game's only extra-base hit, a with Keansburg, and it cost batting order — Lloyd Larkin, second inning homer by Ray and Ed Bonnier walked. Kio- double to deliver one run after the Red Raiders. Bill Platzcr and Kip Lloyd — James which made the score rentino stole third and scored Sam Peluso was next with a Alan Vaughn walked with wo Klynn walked in a pair of lowered (he boom on Holmdel. 2-1 Wall at the on Mike Domenieo's sacrifice walk. Freehold's Smith was out. runs as the Titans scored Larkin had four hits and his time. However, the Knights fly, Bonnier tallied when the charged with a balk, moving two teammates three each Varrelmann to third. Bob Nobb kept the inning al- three to over come an early got five in after Mike Smith catcher dropped the throw to (all in five Irips to the plate) ive with a walk and Jim Nel- Raider lead. the plate on a fielders choice. Varrelmann scored on a to pace the Colonials' 12-hit Wall lit) Aibury Park 12) san batted in the final tally. Hal Ackerman was on the ab r h' ob r h The Mustangs won it in the sacrifice fly by Kred Brem- attack against Hornet pitch- Lyon2b > 4 I) 1' J.CrvIno 2b 3 0 0 mer. to mark the winning run Ramsey struck out six and hill for Keyport when the in- Mcxhen 3I> 3 2 I' Tesovro ss 3 I 0 seventh. Bill Tanico was safe ers Paul Zoubeck and George WMess 5 3 i Aldlnop 1 0 0 walked three for the victory. ning started. Pete Peltz sin- Pryblkl If 2 ? 0 Cavo rt J 0 I Black. Molone If 2 1 I; Reid Ib 3 0 0 ncd Bonk Reg. (!) Freehold Twp (3) Morltoro (<) Swfrant (1) Craig Post look the loss for gled and stole second. John Hpckett rf 2 1 0; Murphy 3b 2 0 I ob r h ob r l> ob r hi ob r h Their stickwork made life Wall rf 2 0 Oi Jomes ct 3 1 1 Gettis " 4 0 0 Wright r! Cloven rl 3 0 I Jillson p I I 0 Boro after working the first Donnelly, who had 3 for 3, sin- SIDCum p 1 0 0 Smith II 2 0 0 Goltro Ib 110 Herd 2D Hourlhou n rf I 00 0 Maher p 2 0 0 three and two thirds innings. easy for winning pitcher Jack Kcklfss cf 3 2 2 Mostley rf 1 0 0 Smith II 10 0 Smith p Tonlco c 4" 1" 2 Delay rf 4 0 3 gled, and Jerry Spoor walked Turner cf 0 0 Hostly rt I 0 0 Ayres 2b 110 Schweer II Schwier If 3 1 1 Smith c 3 0 0 Mogilski, who cruised on a Uugliler StcH Plroto Ffrouson Ib 3 2 I Seylsr pi I 0 0 Miihlen If 4 f 1 SonorlSono i 2b Cohen Ib 3 0 2 Molt II > I I Bedell upped his record to 4- td load the bases. FiortnDCt 4 1 1 Asoy3t> 3 0 0 Cuney c 3 2 I A.Crvlnop I 0 I Vorrlmnrf 3 22 1 Miholy Ib 3 I nine-hitter. He walked five TURNS TO STICK — Ron Mishlen, Red Bank Re- Peluso c 2 0 0 Long cf 3 0 Bonnier 3b 3 I DPsqless 2 0 0 1 for Shore with his one-hitter. that's when Flynn came I Coroflo ib 1 0 0 Tololi 31 li II Tolols U 2 4 Brenner 3b 1 0 0 Powlet is 2 0 Domenco 2b 3 0 The only safety hit off him and fanned the same number. gional hurler, starred at the plate yesterday by Josso p 3 0 0 Ktwmpff c Moore ss 4' 0 I Moscola cf - 2 0 0 out of center field to pitch. He Wall O2S 2S2 0-16 Friimns cf 3 0 0 Gorenc p 4 0 0 Grant 2b 4 0 I Zoubeck, Black and Bob swatting a two-run home run in the Buccaneers' Asbury Pork 010 100 0 -2 McMunn 2b 0 0 0 came in the fourth inning walked Joe Mele to cut the uoubles —' White, Kockelrem Kincade each had a pair of three-run fourth inning to take the lead from Triples — Murphy Totals 23 5 2 Totals 7> 3 I when leadoff baiter (Jary score to 3-2, and then Bob Sul- Home Runs — Jomes Freehold Twp ill 000 0 -3 Totols 10 Totols' 2J J 5 singles for Holmdel. Freehold Township. Red Bonk.. 100 301 « - 5 Marlboro 000 002 1-4 Mazznana singled. livan hit a bouncer to third Home Runs Mishlen Southern 100 100 0-2 The Devils posted a run in the first on singles by John lloclon and a pair of errors. Mike Boniello drove in two runs in the fourth when he sin- Ocean's Talerico Foils Rumson gled with the bases loaded. iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Joe Petrone opened the Ocean Township kept pace Haven Regional 1-0, and Nick home plate on a grounder to Kagles in the second) but Fiorello produced the game-' ? second base. ' Monmouth came back with a FfMtlOld (15) Holmdel (S.I with Lakewoodvin the Shoj'e ob r h| act t rr ft winning hit in the sixth inning. B' Division In the fourth, Ihe Bulldogs pair in its half. Aleros cf 4 I oiLmbrdlrf 4 22 1 Conference "B" \>iyision Ws- Tottoro 3b 4 2 01 Bumgrtnr cf 2 0 terday as'Amm TXJerijro, a Lakewood stayed on .top by W L T had runners on first and third Gene Ruffin doubled and I orkln c 5 4 4lKlncode3b 4 0 Plotier M 5 4 3! Gologhr c 3 0 sophomore hurler, \fon his a half game by outlasting Ma- Lakewood (8-1) 6 0 0 with one out, but Mark Camp- scored on Terel Cooper- Lloyd Ib 5 2. 3|Csulak2b 4 - Reynolds Ms 4 I 1 ' Gldno If 3 0 0 second straight shutout. Tale- nasquan, 2-1, in 11 innings, Otean Twp, (7-5) 6 anella, the lead runner, was house's single. After Bill Bc- Sptmr If 2 0 0 i McComn ss 3 1 0 Jackson Twp. ((-4)... picked off. •biiut singled, Cooperhouse Mogllsklp 4 0 ! [Clndrlc lt> ' I I rico stopped* .Rumson-Kair and Monmouth Regional Hlnlon rl 3 1 0- I Zoubeck .p 2 0 2 found Ihe winning formula in llowell (6-4) The outstanding defensive scored on an overthrow from 2 Brntlypn 1 0 0 j Block p 1 1 a,;t-2 victory over Central Re- Central Reg. (6-5) play of the game came in the center field. Total! J? 15 121 Tolols 31 J 9 Freehold 302 205 3-15 Eatontown Loop gional. Monmoulh Reg. (5-5) seventh inning when Hit/, Teh Kagles tied the game in Holmdel OOO 014 0 —5 Doubles — plotier, Baumrjarlner In another "1!" bout, Unwell ItumsonF.II. (3-8).... made a running catch of Den- the third on (iene Drumnght's Opens Activity stacked Jackson Township, 5- Manasquan (5-7)...... nis Vincent's iitid-fno! drive to sacrifice fly which drove in SIMM dtf. IS) Point »«Kh (0) OB r fi j ob r h EATONTOWN — Six jjames 2. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii left-center preventing a home Steve Ditchkus. Ooclon ct 4 1 | Strncus cf 3 0 0 run over Ihe fence Woolley If I : Wilson It I0O were played iin the opening of Fiorello Stars two and struck out five Bebout walked two and Bedell p llBerllts is 5 0 0 J fanned seven. He is now 2-1. Petrone c 1 Momno rf 3 0 the Katontown Adult Softball Fiorello's hit broke up a McCornuck permitted' seven Monmouth Regional scored Emley rf 01 Spiegel c 1 0 heaguc, Bishop, who walked two and Bradley II llSumrsklp 3 o pitcher's duel between the hits, issued three walks and a single run in the sixth inning Sell Ib 01 Welsh 2b 7- a- In thC'Kaslern Division, whiffed five, suffered Ins first THE BARN Lorrow Ib 0 Sawtelll Ib 2 1 Spartans' Talerico and Bull- fanned seven. t edge Central Regional. Boniello 3b l|Sulkvchlb I D o Spartan Sporting Cinuds dog Steve McCornuck. Tale- Bill Bi'bnut, Ihe winning loss., Holper Jb OlRechrdUb 7 0 0 Ocean's winning marker proudly presents nipped Van Winkle Marine, 12-" nco hurled a sixhitter, walkt-d came with no one out in the pitcher, touched off the inning llowell went right to work 11; George Liquors belted Totals » Of Totals H 0 ' sixth. Chuck Kasky singled with this third .straight single, on Jackson pitcher Joe Barry Shore Reg ...I. 100 202 0 -S Crystal Motor Lodge, 20-5; in the firsts inning and scored Point Beoch OOO OOO 0 -0 and promptly stole second on and Marty Flanagan ran for anil Space Station downed Mont ones Cops tlirep runs on three singles PI. lor. II) Htnry Hutfuo (II a close play. He came around him under the speed-up rule. JIM CULHANE . ab r ob r h Shannon's, 1410. Unan llnvendnn singled, and and a walk. Pete Rodriguez, Kronpnt2b 3 0 01 Little 3b 2 0 t Airport Crown on Talonco's "jjamrr." Doe>ch3b 3 0 0 I Pace ct In the Western Division, Roger Stem moved the run- dene Hampton and Carl Hook Schmidt Ib 3 0 11 Merker is llumson had two good scor- Member 72 U.S. Olympic Team, Munich Corrotti c 2 0 1 | Council Ib Spanish Fraternity blanked HAZLKT — Montones Sani- ners up with a sacrifice. all singled. Gohrrf 2 0 liHnjrckr if 2 0 ing opportunities against OiVouonnrl 1 ' Ratciiff Pontiac, 7-0; Price's tary Service won Hie cham- TO TEACH A COMPREHENSIUE COURSE Pendef u 3 0 Talerico. In Ihe first inning. Flanagan then beat the Jim Oberne struck out six Colesmefl cf 3 0 0: Romiey p J Liquors swatted Fred's Diner, pionship of tilt1 Airport ('oin- Grottlf 3 0 OlNobbc 1 Bob lilt/, doubled with one out throw lo the plate on Harry Jaguars in picking up hi.s sec- IN Poll p I 0 01 Nelsen 2b 2 21-5; and Pine Tree ltfn edged mercial liiiwling Leagues Klliott's giimnder ond win in as many deci- Plrl Ib 0 0 o; and went to thud nn an error. Kosie O'(.rady's, 7-r>. played at Airport Lanes here sions. Oberne is a sophomore. Totoll 23 0 31 Totals 23 However, he was cut down at Rich liishop. the losing hurl- PI Boro OOO OOO 0 with a I51-K0 record. er. singled home a run for the OCMn Twp. (t) RumsonF.H. 10) 003 200 x Centrol (1) Monmoum (3) Henry HHudson SCHAEF'PER LED R'EDMEN ot> r on r h The winners won by a •lofty 2 0 0 WDavdsn 3b 3 0 0 GYMNASTICS Doubles — Ramsey Tlmoney cf 1 Elliott ?b Jockion Twp (1) Howtll (>) Vtimln c NEW YORK (API-Former III games over second-place Adorm w 0 Nulty s* Ot) Gray IB 3 0 I Hit: cl 3 0 2 FOR Kryport II) St. John's coach Frank Mulzoff Dllchkul IS 2 I 1 Johnson II Smilh 3t> ^ Roo*rg<*I 3b 3 I Vincenl 3b 4 0 0 AAcCrmrk p 3 0 0 oo r hi (.'aides Delivery Service. Aiello Ib 0 0 Mkks Ib Zingoro 2b 0 Volwrttl Ib 2 I Koiky ct 4 1 I Colinon < 10 I Brown si 4 1 O;S. Brckl rl says the Itedmen's record of 19- Gabriel tr> ? 0 1 Rullln rl Beckett a 1 Hampton ct 3 t Fior.llo rl 3 0 I Compnelo Ib ] 0 0 Ackerman p 4 1 11 Morton If The top .series of Hit- fin.il Ormrohl If 3 0 0 Coprhose (f Poynter Ib 0 Wolf rf 3 0 Uyrwstn If 2 0 ? Finn rf 3 0 1 BOYS & GIRLS from age 6 CordololB 3 0 o'Pelliss 7 on the basketball court this Stpltn rt Loehwirtg c 0 Book if 3 0 Sh 2tj 3 0 I f*uuiso3 0 1 Donely 3t> 2 0 I Flononpr Meserou is 3 0 0 Ceorty pr 0 0 0 past season was largely the re- Culler c 0 0 Hovrtdon 3b McGee It ' 0 Meolfy c 7 1 Tolerlco p 3 0 I S Dovosn 1(200 Tlce if 3 0 0; Spoor Ib Brooks ill Magnola Inn with f-nnlnnd ph Corleve rf 0 Kun( ib 2 I YoncofsW rt 3 0 0 Mele 2b sult of Billy Schaeffer's ability. 1 0 0 Stein c fmery ph 10 0 STARTING MONDAY. MAY 7 Cavnugh c 3 0 0 Sullivan c Bishop p 2 0 I Futrfos ph Borryp 0 Oborne p 10 Colefnon is 2 0 0 Hardre ph fiuruor) If Smith 10 3 I Schaeffer. (lie six-foot-five I 0 0 F.llnort p*i 10 0 1 J. Brctrp- The lop game went to Joe Ave. of Ihe Two Rivers, Rumson Tololi M 3 31 Totals 22 4 t captain, led the team in scoring TDIOII V 2 4 r >lolt V 3 to Totoll 21 2 1 Tolnl* 73 Totots v i r roiou ?s o Keyport 102 000 o —3 l.aveglia of Colfiix TV with Centrol Oil 000 0—2 -lockson Twp 010 OOO I -2 Ocean T*p . 000 Ml 0 - For Information Call 741*8323 Keamburg 010 a» < -4 with 643 points, an average of Monmoulh 020 001 I -J Hottell . 100 300 * * Rumson F H OOO OOO 0 -• Triples - Scliulle 24.7 per came. 24,1. '• Double! — Ruttin Doubles — Kafulen. Beckett Doubles - Mill, folenco 38 The Pally B*gtster, Red Badt-Mlddletowii, NX Wednesday, Jftay 2,1373 Seraph Sadowski "Briefly Turns Back RBC Speaking Mike Sadowski, who ly with a base hit. singled. Bob Tallett singled to Lanler Bucyk chalked up his third victory UBC (5-4) tallied in the score DeLauro, and Ken for Mater Dei yesterday, out- fourth to go ahead briefly Moore walked. A run scored Bucyk Fattens Up dueled Red Bank Catholic when Jim Clappin singled on Larry Huggins' fielders Lanier Gets Rich hiirler Paul McGuiness in a with the bases loaded. choice grounder, and two DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Pistons an- BOSTON (AP) — Veteran left-wing John battle of four-hitters and sin- Sadowski struck out four scored when George Rich- nounced today star center Bob Lanier has Bucyk has signed a multi-year contract with gled home the winning run in and walked four. McGuiness dale's bouncer was thrown been given a new five-year contract worth a the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey the eighth inning for a 2-1 win. fanned eight and walked two. away, reported $1.4 million. League, Bruins Managing Director Harry Sin- Christian Brothers Aca- The Seraphs erased a pair CBA got two more in the Pistons General Manager Ed Coil said La- den announced yesteday. demy beat St. Joseph's of of Casey threats in the sixth second on DeLauro's single, a nier had asked for "certain adjustments" for It is the 17th contract with the Bruins and Toms River". 6-1. and eighth frames with double walk to Kaiser, and Tallett's the final two years of his original five-year the 19th in the NHL for Bucyk, who will be 38 The Seraphs (6-3) came plays. triple to right field. contract and was given a new pact, instead on May 12. The multi-year contract is a depar- from behind with a run in the Christian Brothers Aca- Huggins, a former out- The first contract the Pistons gave Lanier, ture for Bucyk, who has previously signed one- • filth and then Sadowski demy scored all its runs in the fielder who did not pitch be- the No. 1 draft choice in the National Basket- year pacts. clubbed a two-out single in the first two innings and coasted fore this year, picked up his ball Association in 1970, reportedly was for $1.3 Bucyk, known as the team's "elder states- eighth scoring Mark Kenney, to a win over St. Joseph's third win without a loss. He million over its five-year life. He came to Det- man," was acquired by the Bruins from Detr- who had singled to open the The Colts got four in the walked three and whiffed six. roit from St. Bonaventure. oit in 1957. He has played in 1.103 regular-sea- inning. fin| on only two hits. Lou De- Stan Yocius. was trie loser son games with Boston — including 342 con-" The winners tied the score tro walked, and Bill Kaiser for the Griffins. secutive league games since Jan. 23, 1969 — in the fifth when Kenny's sac- Mets Call Gosger scoring 424 goals and assistinôn 615 others. rifice fly drove in Vinnie La- NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Mets mano alter he started the ral- purchased journeyman outfielder Jim Gosger Jax Coach Named yesterday from their Tidewater farm club in Girls the International League. JACKSONVILLE, Kla. (AP) - Bob Got- ' KMltnkCam (I) Motor Oil (1) asey tlicb, assistant basketball coach at Kansas ob r n ob r h Gosger, batting .319 with Tidewater, will Rich rf " * Kenney ss 4 1 I' State for the past two years, was named yes- Miconl ct _ Glwzkllf 4 0 1 join the Mets at home today in time for their Bon lb 01 Oevoncy 3b 2 0 0 terday.as head coach ;it Jacksonville Univer- C'Onlio 3b OSodowKlp 4 0 I Nationa League game against Cincinnati, He McGunis p OiMourer ID 3 0 0 sity. Scrtno c l'Kroboumrr I 0 0 fills the spot vacated by John Milner, on the 15- N*on Jt> 1 VDHde cf 3 0 0 day disabled list with a hamstring pull. (jpltlieb, 33, was the second coach named Schtler is ? D liMocDnldcf 0 0 Capture 6th by the school in five days to replace Tom Was- Clwin It 1! Lomono 2b 3 1 The 30-year-old left-handed hitter began Kossnor c din, who resigned nearly a month ago to go iSullvn pf> Red Bank Catholic's girls gional's superior depth over- his major league career with Boston in 1965 came individual performances into private business. Totals U 1 4 i Totals 26 3 4 upped their track and field and has played with Kansas City, Oakland, Red Bonn Com 000 10O 00—1 record to 6-0 yesterday by tak- by Central Regional's Pam, Howie Landa, who led Mercer County, /Water Del 000 010 01—2 Seattle, the Mets and Montreal. In 1969 he bat- ing rival Mater Dei, 86-28. Boyd and Norma Brown for a ted .133 in 10 games with New York, Community College of Trenton, N.J., to the na- C»A (1) It. Jmfh'i (I) In other distaff meets, 60-49 victory. tional junior college championship last season, Ob r h oh r was named to the Jacksonville post last Delouro 3b 3 2 I Yocius P 3 I Shore Regional took first Red Bank Catholic look first Hayei ss Squires Sign Nater Thursday, only to withdraw 24 hours later. Kaiser 3b 2 NapllnoJb 0 0 places in all 14 events en places in 11 of the 14 events, Tollett Ib 2 Dirato Ib 0 7 1 the most noteworthy being RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - The Virginia Gottlieb, a 1962 graduate of Oho State Uni- Moore c 0 I 0 Jordan 2b route to a 103-11 rout of JOINS TEAM. — Mar/ Cook, Fair Haven, has Hoogins p 3 0 11 voyvch cf Keansburg, while Marlboro Betsy Cangialosi's winning Squires of the American Basketball Associ- versity, was a member of the Buckeyes' na- Rlchdle II 3 0 0 Ronkln c joined the 11-member tennis team at Mount Union Tomoino cf 3 0 OiCowonrt and Point Pleasant Beach time in the one-mile run. Her ation signed center Swen Nater of UCLA to a tional championship team in 1960. College in Alliance, Ohio. Miss Cook, a 1970 Rum- Pocerf 3 0 0; Ptrnglo If fought t 57-all tie. Unbeaten 5:35 represents the best fast- multi-year contract yesterday, a spokesman son-Fair Haven Regional graduate, is a junior ele- Totals 21 4 1| Totals est running of the even at the for the Squires said. Largest Dog Show CBA ...... 470 000 (30) Rumson-Fair Haven Rc- mentary education major. She competes in sin- St. Joseph's I0O 000 Shore this spring. The signing came on the same day Mil- TRENTON (AP) - Man's best friend, in Doubles — Huggins gles play. lies— TolleH « 1 Catholic III) Molir Oil (21) waukee Bucks' General Manager Wayne Em- numbers and variety enough to overwhelm the 110-yard hurdles — Leslie Romono (M) Rumlon-IVH. (it) T.I6I Confront*!. 141) bry said he planned to fly to Los Angeles for average dog owner, will be celebrated and 100-yard dash — Pat Seaman (R) T.12.1 100-yord hurdles — Robin Meredith (C) BO-yard dash — Kothy Dwyer (R) T. T. lJ.5 contract talks with Nater, the club's top draft scrutinized at the nation's largest all-breed dog 27.5 100-yord doih — Hormo Brown (C) T. choice. 440-vord run — Morion Lawler (M) 12.1 show Sunday. T.60.5 JW yard dash — Tlno Eno (C) T. ».2 Nater was signed in Los Angeles yesterday 440-yard reloy — Toppin, Dwyer, Tracy, 440-yord run — Sue Jordlne (R) T. U.i The 44th annual Trenton Kennel Club show Seomon IR) t. 52.2 44O.yard reloy — Eno, Peterson, Har- Colts Beat Princeton 1 by Squires Coach Al Bianchi. He is the first has more than 3,HOI) entries, including .llo\ 880-yord run - Kolhy Kolorsick (Rl T. vey. Br6wn (C) T. 35.1 llo-yard run — Karen Emery (R) T. UCLA player signed by an ABA club. breeds. one mile run — Betsy Cangialosl (R) T, 2:41.7 one mile run — Mory Jo Bruder (R) T. , The 6-foot-ll Nater, backup to All-America The show at the nearby Washington Cross- lio reloy — Hidberg, Alter, Tracy, Fo- 41:11.1 . Bill Vâlton at UCLA the last two seasons, was houry (R) T.1:53 U0 relay — Holland, Jones, Bruce. Fo- ing State Park drew 50,OU) dog owners, trainers high lump — Donna Slanus (R) H. 4*10 ber (ft) T. 2:01.1 chosen Tiy/thc Bucks as the 16th player in the Shot pul — Joanne Harper. (R) D. 32-4 high |ump — Sue Reynolds (Rl H. 44 and spectators last year, when its more than Lions Rout Mariners discus — Colleen Rafter (R) D. M.2 shot put — Pom Boyd (C) D. 14Vi first round of the National Basketball Associ- 4,1)00 entries made it the largest dog show to be lovelln — Ann Hallon (R) D. 102VJ dlicui - Pom Boyd (C) O. 103? Long lump — Mary Lawler (M) D. )•- javelin — Pom Boyd ICI D. »3 IP , ation draft April 24. held in the country since 1939. Christian Brothers Aca- Freehold buried Manalapan, Inncti (4) Korllon (1) 5Vi Long lump — Norma Brown (C) D. 14- SCNGLES Medley relay — Alter Hedbert, Byrne, 7VT IIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHitiiiiiiiiiiiimiiitiiiiiiiiiitimiiiifiiiHiiiii demy finally met its match, 5-0. T. Mark Greenspan (L) d. Jim Connolly, McCabe (R) T.2:01 4-4, 6-1 but it still wasn't enough. The All. but one match went to ?. John Patlonc (L) d. Shamus O'Connor, 6-9, 6-3 Inert Del. (II)) Kee.nibur| (II) Colts (ought off a determined three .sets in the CBA-Pnnce- 3. Rusi Weslendorf (R) d. Rich Levin, 100-yard hurdles — Loulle Lund (S) T. Princeton team for their 10th 4-6, 7-5, 6-2 16.6 ton encounter. Rich Fitzsim- DOUBLES 100-yord dosh — Diane Choptnan IS) T. straight tennis victory, 3-2. nions, a sophomore, won the 1. Kevin Scotes ond Tomoire (L) d. Bob Aloisl and Bob Slsk. 6 4 e-2 220-yard dash - Down Pratt (S) T. 7> 1 Jaguar Golfers Middletown Township and deciding match by coming 2. Steve Bovo and Horry Formisalo (L> 440-yord run - Jean Wolch IS) T. «7 S CHECK d. Steve Schleicher gnd Ron Savino. 6-3, 440-yord retoy — Obach, Rock, DISonto, Long Branch continued to from behind after dropping 6-2 Ferguson (SI T. 55.2 UO-yard run — Mary Ann Cuoco IS) T. dominate the Shore Confer- the first sel. MlUlitiwn II) Tilt. N*rtti II) 2:45.5 ence "A" Division. The l.ions SINGLES one mile run — Cathy Broinard (5) T. TERMITE DAMAGE Middletown breezed through 1. Roger Buckley (Ml d. Cliff Begin, 6 1, 6:O5.o routed Toms River North. 5-0, the Mariner lineup with the 6-0 UO relay — Pratt, DiSanto, Chapmon, 2. Jim Bovd {AM d. Mike Smith, 6-0, 6-2 Lund (S) T. 1:8J.5 Blank Falcons Every yeor at this lime, homeowners find winged inietli while the Green Wave loss of only nine games. 3. Lawson Mansfield (m) d. Tom Wiley, high lump — Margaret O'Halloren IS) 6-1, 6-0. H i'T' Monmouth Regional fell vic- Jockiffl Two. (1) Monmiuth Rig. (0) that suddenly fly out and then drop their wingt and crawl whipped Raritan, 4-1. Rri Bonk Rtg. 10) Monmoutti Rtg. (S) DOUBLES shot pul - Cathy Leslie (5) D. 34T1 Bab Kreps (J) 40. d. Bill Clarke, 42, 2 SINGLES 1. Chris Pike ond Bruce Schulmon (Ml discus — Judy Seger IS) D. Wll" tim to a tough Jackson Town- all around. These little insecttar* TERMITES and indicate I Glenn Hydf . d. Rich Tollner, 53, •O (S SINGLES wan Regional upped its loop 3 ond 1 SING 1 Roy Mordyks (H) d. Tom Keller, 6-2. record to 4-j>with a r-1 victory John Kenny IN) 49, d. Mike Roclli,S4. 2 62 Tomorrow ond 1 i U 2 Dove Phoro (S) d. Igor Rjedkm, 2-6, over Raritan, and Neptune Kevin Hughes (B) 47, d. Jeff Harron, 49, 2. Steve Poretiky IS) d. Pete Krttzmer, 6 4. 6-3 lit- PACE IM 1404 Donald Diamond (Gray) :...15-1 4 1. 6-0 3. Les Richmond (H) d. Bob Schmid, 6- Slout Fella (H Fillon) 5-3 Pet Croin (Butler) 15-1 turned back Brick Township, TorrfVitlpolrlck (N) 41 d. Vine Nar. 3 Rich Srtirvanion (S) d. Lorry Monn, 6- 4,6-3 Rocedlo Flash (Poulin) 3-t Hillsogo (Thompson) 20-1 diello, SO 3 and 2 0. Ml DOUBLES Brels Robbie (Quortorolo) ....1-2 •th - PACK IM JtM 4-1. - DOUBLES 1. Tom Micklos and Gerry Trout* (H) d Sandy Wilkei (Puntolitio) 4-1 Toby Honover (LoChance) M JI.Mie(J) Motor Del (1) 1. Guy Hooaldnd ond March Schnrbolk Steve Bayne ond Mike Muller, A3, 4-2 Gaelic Jim (Allen) rf-i Donng Dennis (Bonocci) 3-1 Marlboro surprised Holm- Mark Hyer ISR) 33, d. Mike CHI, 39, 2 (SI d. Pete Ryon ond Roy Broinard. 6-1, 1. Jetf Hrotkowsky ond Rich Hortman Pot Anthony (Morano) 4-1 up 6-1 (SI 6. Don Ryan ond Kevin McCarthy. Miss Hardcull (Bresnahon) ll del. 5-0, in a "C" encounter Covolxr Honover (King Jr) 101 Chen don Sue (Kelly) 4-t Bill Boyle (MD) 39, d. Mike Wode, 40, 2 2. Keith Wilson ond Scott Dovis (SI d 6-;, 7-i. 7-6 Red Lyss (Srotseoul 41 Scoti Rekant ond Pete Kross, 6 0. AO Low N Go (Kelly) 13-J In other action, Christian Bob Von Nostrond ISR) 42, d. Mike Lo- CBA (31 Princeton (1) VoVim (tnitrtlonolo) 13-1 Eosiern Time (Schiosser) B-l SINGLES Polor Quest IButler) 10-1 nergan, 43, 1 up Frisky Donno (No Boy) 20-1 Brothers Academy eased over Steve Lonergon (MD) 42. d. George Freehold (SI Monolopon 10! 1 Buon Smith ICI d. Rich Brood, i-3. 3- 2nd- PACE 1M MM Joyces Dream (Rathbone) 12-1 SINGLES A. 6 1 Susons Granny (Kelly) ,.10-1 St. Mary's of South Amboy, 5- Mayer, 42, I upon 12th I 1 Nell Lopotirnt^l d Eorl Htdin, 6 4, 4- Brondy Adios (Butler) ;.| Roy Jowbus ISR) 44, d. Tom O'Connell,' 2 Rich Fitisimmons (Cl d. Nick Van- Peter Obrien (H FHIon)... , 5? Shanty Khayyam (Lone) 20-1 53. 5 ond 4 t, 6 4 derwalle. 3-6. 6 4, 6-2 tth—PACE IM 1W9 0; Toms River South breezed 2 John Boliew (Fl d. Al Ketrner, 6 1, 6- Prince Mauro (Albtrtson) /-? The cost of repairs far exceeds the cost of treatment and 3 Dave- Loy (P) d Tom Cuming, 6-4, 3- Flint Harover (Groy) 3-1 Cow Girl (Onte) 3-1 by Asbury Park, 5-0, and St. Marlboro (i) Hotmail (0) 6.8-6 Shodydole Airway (Quartaroto) 7-2 Mike Seller (M) 44, d, BlA Sleight, 44, 3 goes higher with delay. 3. Paul Vornowski IF) d. Bruce Conell. DOUBLES Dillon (Gray) j-| 7-e. 1-i Sionegoie Dosh (Hock) 131 Jim Horrijon [Komml 41 Rose of Belmar nipped Mater and 2. 1 Rich Thompson and Rich Werner 1C) Coaimont Thorpe (Pocio) 51 DOUBLES d Randy Thomas ond Rob McDougol 6- Cee Dee ByrcJ [Pumo) 19-1 Dei, 3-2. Bob Renaud !M! 43 d. Brad Colley, 47, S TERMITE CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY FOR 30 YEARS ! Mike Nymasrond Do*e Tobios (Fid 3,6? Boston Joe (Torre) IS) Pole Lody (Boker) 6-1 and 4 Steve Reiner and Jeff Swoyer. 7 6. 6-3 2 Don Schulmon ond Don Aronovic (P) Buckeye Ed (Morgorf) 20-1 Avon Chortle (Sfiarkev Jr) 6-1 rlowill (41 Lono trincn I!) Paul Arlt (M) 43, d. Guy Leigh, 41, 5 2 Bill Galcher ond Russ Doughty, IF} Forrior Royal (Tullro) 12-1 ond 4 >ough dt Paul Brown ond Woyne Russell. 4-6. Pebble Hill (Allen) 20-1 John Weltenoocher (Hi 37, d. Rich d. John Solozio and undor 6-1, 6 1 Steady Fun (Rathbonel 15 1 Grote, 31, I up Harvey Drelbelbcs (Ml 52. d.John Sulli- 3rd- TROT 1M 1J0O . van, 52, 3 and 2 Ouinn Add (Morono) 3-1 Oreoons Playmate (Iniley) ..201: Keith Crowlord (HI 41. d. Howard Townsend, 43, 1 up Roy Nlttl (Ml 52, d. Ken Kojolo, 64, 3 Tiny EdenjT«'el :3-l Brown Smoke (Fusco) 20-1 lOttl- PACE IM U« DoOa Wrench (H) 39, d. Glenn Tucker, and 2 Clever Julie (flodgers) ...4-1 45, 5 and 4. Schoodic (Burris) iess Grateful Donno (Poulin) 20-1 Super Diamond (Rino) 10- Motowon P.oo 14) Korllan (I) Jim Petroglla (C) 41, d. Joe Sapia, 41, 5 r onl Tiger Royol (Noce) . 20-1 Koshi Tiger (Fernero) 10- Ed Ledford (M) 44, d. Fred Gross. 41. 2 and 3 o0 Mfadows Miss A (Greene) 10- and I Tom O'Gora (C) 42, d. Mike Kliachak, 4th- PACE \M ISM 53, S and 3 Truf Hodgen (O Filion) . . ,. ... Jl C W rtndy (Butler) 12- Rett Smith (Ml 43, d. Tom Dofconnelis, In'Full .Swine Snpper Chip (Hock) 30- 50, 4 ond 3 Jim Dunne Id 43. d. Fronk Retsok, 53, 4 Julias Chomp (Rodgers) t 5 2 Box COK (Ml 44r d. Scolt Bessfmer, 59, • ond 2 J T Hayes (No Boy) 7-2 llth- PACE !M UM For other insects call an exterminator MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. There was a tic for first in Moy Sampson (McGovern) 3 4 ond 3 Mont Chief (Quartarolol 6-1 Andy Kaufman (R) Si, d. Paul Santry, Racing Soil (Kfueger) ,, ,, , 7 -2 1 William Peterson and Mrs. Flight Three. Mrs. Hicharcl Rustic Princt (Ferrtero) . 81 1 1 rrfl l ' 57,'') up sudden death P U Surf (McGee) B-l Sniawoy O B (Myers) '.'. '.. Bill Ledford (Ml 42, d Bill LaFalce, 53, lor TERMITES....Call lis...! William Wright won the 1K- Wolff. Mrs. Paul Vnencak and Donny A Knighf (Grpsne) 12 1 Eilleens Boy (Wodsworfh) 5 and 3 Y' Tankers Frank E Broden IMorksl .13-1 Ocoio Princess (Thompson) hole blind partners tourna- Mrs. Ralph Manna were tied Rowhitlrs Heel (Poulin) IS I Oiamond Packer (Papodopoulis) T. P.. South IS) Aibury Pork (0) • nient held at the Hannn Hol- by I.t. Col. llelene Carroll, Oisomdeone (Consol) .15 1 Hot Rod Lita (Ferragamol 81 Greo Waters (Fl 45, d. Bruce Fromer, 5th — PACE IM IJOO Orexel Greg (Gray) 10-1 45, fond 1 In U.S. Final low Country dub here yes- Mrs. Vincent Hogan and Mrs.' Bright Mir (Long) 3 t Serry Time (Kennedy) 121 Wayne Yelmon (T) 4o, d, Ben Comooso, Angelos Princess (Inokai) 121 51, 3 ond 2 OUR SERVICE HAS terday. The winners shot 153. Raymond Jones Abbe Lark (H Filion) 7-2 John Kendrkk IT) 4A, d. Jeff Fttui- FT. LAUDEKDALE - Two Lone Airliner (Mortyniok) 4-1 ' mom, 50, 3 ond 2 members of the Red Bank BEEN USED IX Tied for second were Mrs. Mrs. Robert Way took low Mulii Cnief (Ferronlo)..,.: :...4-l Joe Colpwln (T) J2, d. Nell Woror, S3, 4 ,.tOTHFEDEIAl» Karl Stultz and partner. Mrs. Horatio Honover (Luchentol SI ond 3 Community YMCA swimming putts at 27. Tugfire (No floy) ft.I Selections Jim Eoyre (T) 41, d. Len Glbbs, 54, 3 1OCAI AGENCIES Andrew Dragoset with Mrs. Ninehole ladies play at Miss Eclipse (Rothbone) 6 1 ond 2 team reached the finals of the OnY« Arden (No Boy) BI l-«oc«dlo Flam, Sloul Ftlu,Jnndr National YMCA Open Swim- Alan House and Mrs. John Fl Monmnuth yesterday fea- Cool Mon N (Oandeo) 101 Wllkn • FREE INSPECTION McHughatla?. Nopoy Dole (Rodgen) 151 3—Ptltr Obrlin, Prlnct Mauroi Broftdv ming and Diving Champion- tured a net ball threesome ith- PACE IM 1100 A rflo. THOUSANDS Or Gotlo Go (Comden) 31 J-Qulnn Add, Tiny Edm, Mirry M(*cr SellettoWins ships here over the weekend. Mrs. Stephen and Mrv Jo- tournament with Mrs. Olga Jack Frost A (PoltStno) 4-1 i—Jullal Chomp, Trul Hadftn, J T HOMES seph Grauss won among the Lynch. Mrs. Milton Swomley Southern Solo (H Filion) 4 t Mom Barcey Thurston of Colts Roman Holly (Mortel) 51 )-L»rl« Alrllnir, Abbt Lurk, Mm Eel- Neck finished second in both SlfCfSSFlllK nine holers, while Mrs John and Mrs Ralph (one posting Blytne Victor (Sperendi) 51 ini 3 for Ocean Ung and Mrs, Neil Carmody low score. Fcir Moiden (Kelly) A 1 4—Ltrnon Twin, llytM Victor, Rtman the one and three-meter div- TREATED Lemon Twisf (Rino) 61 Molir ing competition, while sister lied Mrs. Phillip Incntile and Second threesome was Mrs. Sugor Hill Beau (McNichals) SI J—Jtfinnr Ron, Jorab*! larbcf, lomb- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - F woeedre (Butler) \* 10 I °Y Ouy t Sandy was fifth and seventh Mrs. Edward Kearns for sec- Joseph Heilly. Mrs 'itpberf Pronto Pick (Williorm) IS I l—Darlng Otnnii. Pot Anthony. Toby. Mike Sclletto won three OUR BUSINESS DEVOTED SOLELY TO ond place. Me Murray and Mrs.-Arthur Mh-PACE 1M3JM Hanovir events here yesterday as in the same events, respec- WOOD DESTROYING INSECTS Jorinny Ross (Schmigel) ? I *— Coolmont Thorp*, Cow Girl, Avon tively. OLD ORCHARD Kanê. The team of Mrs. Bombay Guy (Rathbone) 3 1 Cnoriu Ocean Township .routed Ma- 01R EQUIPMENT BEARS NO ADVERTISING MATTER Bedford Star (Poulin) 4 1 10—Orond Jurtr, Don Carloi, Rlvor nasquan, 1(10-31, in a Shore David (Jrnff, also of Colts EATONTOWN - The Old Howard K.mgsley. Mrs. Gory R (Norwoyl , 4 1 Clrclo Holon Orchard Women's (irilf Asso- Audrey Retz and Mrs Jerome Jorobes Barbee (H Fiiion) si II—Shlowoy O I, May Sampion. Droxcr Conference "I!" Division Neck, was lHth in the one-me- Helios Globe (Lohrrifyfr) . , 5 | Greg ciation opened its season yes- Kelly was thud. Beau Frost N (English) 8 1 lilt lot -Qulnn Aod Drll track meet ter diving for boys. Twenty- terday with a sweepstakes f Selletlo won both the 1110 one Red Bank boys and girls competed. TERMITE tournament Yesterday s Results and 2'20-yard dashes with Mrs. Kobert Meyer look Racquet Clul) times of 10.H and Ti:> and the The annual team banquet is 111 - PACE IM Pun« l«0 T >:»».! ElOCto II 1I.44J Miss PlntyGrovt IAbotl.9.00 3.10 S.I0 long jump with a la-i-j taping. scheduled for Sunday at Buck CONTROL honors on a match of cards Slates Events 1U\ - PACE IM PuflO 30M T 3:01.1 over Leu Levin after they had Duf Reword ILongl t.tO J 70 Way Chance Itohmeyer).3.40 2 10 7 60 Teammate Kfcd Wood cap- Smith's Kestaurant, Palmer UiW Tykt (Field! ;.la Coshew Crunch (H Fllionl 1.10 3.40 Avenue Kast Keansburg. lied for first with net 71). ' UTTl.F, SI.IVKlt - Men's ln< - PACE IM Puril MM T1:M Anne Foroes N IBotloollol (DO tured the shot put (46-2) and SYSTEM Mrs. Meyer also w;is closest "Class H" doubles and men's Monfoa'e Romrod (Lohmyrl...* 00 3.70 EKOCU 41 10.441 javelin (162-11). starting at 4 p.m. 30O •Ih - PACE IM PUMO 1*M M:«> BRJCKTOWN MANASOUAN lo the pin with her drive on and women's mixed doubles Sleody Chief Star (RalhbonrI.. 4 40 3 70 Kninmyi Dream High (Lull). 14 10 T.M Ocean is 4-1 this spriti;;, Breath Tokmg [H FiliorO J.7O (.pp. 1 Guyi) 3 40 while Manasquaii is 3-2. Miss Cox Fifth 223-6X61 the 14th hole, while Mrs. Sid- league are hcinj; formed al ixacta 1-4 )t.o« LoreMo Maru (Lighltulll.... . S.6O 4.40 ney Komar chipped in on the the Little Silver Racquet Dolly Doublo 7-3 41.10 Vorle« (LeCouie) 2.40 Ocof.n Two. (IM) MonoiQuon 111) In College Relay 899-4646 )rd — PACE IM Purio IWO T 1 Of! 100 yard dosh - Mlko Sclletto IOI r. EKOCIO 11 4r.M 10 I second hole. Club. Greol Return lAbbotlelloH.tO 3.10 3.70 tttl — PACE IM Purio I444J T.]:O0 TOMS RIVER MIDDLETOWN Vnohe Stand ID Filion) 4.40 3.40 720-yard daih — Selletlo (0) T.23.2 DKS MO1NES, Iowa - Su- FT. MONMOUTH The men's doubles league Right Yankee IMyeril 3.60 1.60 ?.6ff 120-hloh hurdles — Tom Abel IM) T. 671-4666 Cherry Shade (Kelly) 2.60 Oiork Chip (Gray) 4.20 3.00 u.s san Cox, 1!), of Flora Drive, 341-0354 FT. MONMOUTH - The' will be played indoors, rain or fKOCIO 4 7 33 « Speed Boron (Brown) 2.60 110-low hurdles — Oouo Davconlch 10) Dork Floih ID FIMonl 4.70 J 20 '3.00. loth - TROT IM Pl/roo MM T-llHI Kennedy College in Nebraska, 269-0220 542-4332 Ihreesome event and taking Chief Coumel N IDonncci) 14.20 4.40 Tuesday, Wednesday and Mountain Pride IH Filion) 4.60 3.70 110.yard run — Woyne welli 10) T. placed filth in the HHO-yard (irsl in Flight one were Mrs. Thursday from H lo !) p. m. Poroh ISchryrr) 4.00 - here last weekend. (Jilsoii with ;i net score of 2li.'l The mixed doubles league Adioi Froit (UarlyniDh) 3 M CoCo Andy (Ollnl 170 3 00 7 10 tnro Edwatdl 10) T 3:41.1 In I he second Nielli at 254 will be played indoors, rain or Eiocla 14 Ml.lt Adolph Senator ILonmtyerl 3 10 7 10 high lump — Bud DeSorno IOI H 51 SIGNS OF TERMITES: lln - PACE IM Purio IIM T 1 »l 1 John flee N (forrel 4 70 lona |umj> — SelleMo (0) 0. 19'i The latf Itobcrto Clemente iveri' winners Mrs. Lcland 1 sho] put - Fred Wood 101 D 4( 2 slum , every oilier Sunday JQulnlon (Corinier) J00 300 2 48 made his 3,000th National • Holes in Flooring • Cracked Paint & hollow weed at Wilson, Mrs. Hubert Metz and J H5 Bullel ITItomatl. ... .2 40 7.40 Kioeli 41 14.30 diKUl — Steve Koti 10) d. 127-0 garage potts • Baseboard crumbling when touched evening from (i lo S p.in, be- Coliten Floro IMyeril 2.10 lavolin - Wood 10) D. 1121 League base hit with two days Mrs. Charles Turek Atfontfonco 4,t7t — Hon«1o 4f7,)]J pole vault — Dave DortrouQht (01 D. ginning Sunday, June III. IM of the 1972 season remaining. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIfMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIMIIIIMIIMIIIIM 1 i AUlM nr Soft . Bed Buk-Wtmnm. tfJ. Wednesday. 1faj3,tnr 29

!«• OPEL \m IHCIMC - AvtonwWc trontroluitn. air condillonKig. 175. Coll IM9 CHRYSLER NEWPORT THOIEHIS Air. Full power. Ctnn- •UHMt. OEHTATHYOIEHIST — full 4* ooari- COII747-34M after 5 ».m. llmllmee . In modern office orfimf*oimf*dd rn prepre- ventive tfenistry. GoodMtaryarMtt t workIworkIMM 1MI JAVELIN SST - Eicellenl. New conditions. Red Bank area. Sand resume tronsmlsslon and front end. SI 1*0. lo Box A 175. The {lolly Register. Red Coll 146-297) MURPHURPHY I DAVISON werceoeeo * BenB i Sales and Servicvice ISO. Autdt fttnl/Ltatc CAR WASH HELP H«y. 1 Freeholld 462-33023 0 Apply Country Staticr Cor Wsih 1*71 JAGUAR XKE2 * J COUPE - IW HNYU.Mtdcnetown. ltW OPEL - 1900 GT. Radio, heater. TOMS FORD SALESPERSON - BettonVm* two out-' RENT A CAR • irion Spring Ret.. Red Bunt, 747-ww. DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING 2OOHWY3S 264-1600 KEYPORT 1970 BUICK SKYLARK - Custom con-' • TRIUMPH GT* - 1167. OM owner. Si»- SPRING IS HERE — And Itw «orfy btrd vertible. With air. Excellent condition. «lli catch the worm. Feather your ntff cyllnOer, four-speed, wire wheels, nm. 11695 or best otter. Call 7B7-O39S new parts and e«lrk Bob or Ralph, H9-47W, Typing, payroll, and llgnt Bookkeeping ex- for Bernle. 1170 PONTIAC - Firebird Transom. perience reouired. Five dor week, tours 30.000 miles. 400 cu. In. engine. 4 speed '•~ 4:30. Send resume to Mr. Reilly. P O IMe VOLKSWAGEN Hurst, five rriog wheels, «7t-2513 evenings. 1, Red Bonk. N.J. 07701. Excellent condition. »70C. ISO. Construction SU-ISX) AUSTIN MARINA Sedans. Coupes, wllh 110. Autos for Sale HO. Autos for Sale 110. Autos lor Sale 110. Autos for Sale CUSTODIAN — Four hours mornings. f*G 1100 cc. engine, plus Mkfaets and Equipment . Kitchen mon-M/W. wollrtssevM/W, full. CHRYSLER 1967 - Four-door hordtop. or port-time. Apply In person, Rum Run- MGBS. A1C MOTORS. 775-J4J3. 19*5 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON u WANTED Good condition. 1968 PONTIAC 196* VOLKSWAGEN BUG Perfect body, excellent engine. All vinyl. IV,.TON DRIVEWAY ROLLER AND ner, 816 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Party who needs 100% financing, with no 1M9 PLYMOUTH Coll 717-1211 otter 5 p.m. Automatic, power steering. 1950. Coll 471- TRAILER —1900 or best offer. Call 741-0134 after 6 p.m. CLERK — Engineering firm hos need for money down, on a 1970 NOVA. VI. Power Asking S650 STATION WAGON 1970 VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK — Call 7411552 steering, air conditioner. IBS For quick Call 7171779 between t ond 9 p.m. 1961 THUNDERBIRD — Two-door hard- Loaded wllh many extras in- sort to wort In office on construction Automatic transmission, air conditioned, 1964 JAGUAR XKE ... site. Some boslc knowledge of comput- c 0ASIS MOTORS 01 top. Automotlc. air conditioned. Like new. cluding factory air, simulated AM/FM radio. Especially cleun Inside ond nw'oo " °" "'" > !Ht BUICK - LeSobre fDur-door hordtop. Garage-kept. $1200.17MIM. wood. A real buy. 11200 or best offer. ers is desirable. Benefits. 752 S6OO. Air conditioned. Coll alter 6:X. out. Excellent mechanical condition. See Coll after 5 p.m. 291-2045 Regulorpr.ee J1695 It — drive It — make offer. Home, 264- IN. Wanttd Automotive SERVICE STATION HELP WANTED — W/TcHRYSLEB NEWPORT — Four^doof JB-S496 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Six cylin- Our price S1295 hardtop, vinyl roof. Air, lull power, four der, standord shift. Good running condi- —— Office, 945-2I64. 1964 TRIUMPH TR4 — Needs trans- Full and port-time. Only experienced per- IYTJ MERCEDES BENZ - 3S0 5L. 16,000 tlon. Good loofclng. »150. 264-2433. mission. Engine good. Wire wheels. 190. sons need oppiy. Permanent employment. new tires. Only 24,000 miles, clean. A real SON IN SERVICE — Must sell 1972 Grem- JUNK CARS cream puff and a terrific buy at W3V5. Ml-' miles. Fully eoylpped. J10.500. Coll doy>, Coll S663560 Apply In person, Herblt's Ot0o. Llncroft. 741-3500. After 1-JOT»42.0V43. 196? CADILLAC — Sedan DeVllle. Yel- lin. Radio, heoter, automatic trans- PICKED UP low, block vinyl top, fully equipped. Air RASSAS mission. Qnlv 4000 miles. Six months left 1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking IMt GTO — 4-ipeed Hurst, exlras. Ex- 1970 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Four- conditioning SJMO. Bl-lllo. PONTIAC I warranty. SIMS. Coll 471-5442 Excellent condition. 12,000 miles. MECHANIC .cellent condition. Must sell, son In ser- door. Power steering, brakes. Automatic. 395 Broad St. . 741-5180 Red Bo Coll otter 6 p.m. 717.8(13 Eotontown 542-2235 six cylinder. Runs good. Make offer. Call 1966 VOLKSWAGEN VAN — Rebuilt en- COUGAR 1970 — Wtilte convertible, air GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - AUTOMOTIVE vlte. 787-0481. Eves, until 9 conditioned, AM/FM radio, 5-speed Hurst 1972 DODCE CHARGER — Air condi- 1424710 oner 6 p.m. gine ord transmission. Completely redone tioning. Honey fclrj, vinyl top. Excellent AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Experienced preferred. Apply tn person. IW0 FORD VAN - Club Wagon, m \n. 1968 COUGAR — Power steering on gear shift. 12.075. 747-49M. MOTORS. INC.. Hwy 15. Ealoniown. 542- 19(1 DODGE MONACO STATION Interior. Best otter. 74I-457J. condition. 13200. 264-03S6 olr condit onlno, automatic Ironsmlssion, brakes. Clean. Low mileage. $1200. 1967 VOLVO — 122S two-door. 2414. radio. £011 747-325?. • WAGON — 34,000 milts. Original owner. 7870978 1963 BUICK WERNER'S DODGE Power.seat, steering, brakes. Excellent AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS Reliable transportation. S700. 747-9036. 1150 or best offer Highest prices paid for oil used cars Hwy 38, Belford condition. SI57S. 6719445. OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? 1964 MERCURY COMET OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises PERSON WITH CAR — For established 1970 DODGE SUPER BEE — Power Call 229-4790 Call 747-3521 anytime afternoon newspaper route In Red Borik .steering, power brakes, automatic, 1M5 BUICK WILDCAT otall limes. STRAUB BUICK—OPEL 291-0250 area. No soliciting or collecting, coll 747- chrome wheels. Low mileage. Sffloo firm. BUHLER& BITTER FULLY EQUIPPED. SACRIFICE. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 1143. 4fS-2e37. NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER W7 VOLKSWAGEN - Radio. Beautiful WANTED S66-410O HwyJB 2644000 Keyport condition Inside ond out. Just painted. Party who needs 100% flnonclng, with no RN OR LPN — 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shin. 3290 Hwy 35. Hoilet. 264-OI9« 1947 SAAB — Good condition. New en- .... _._ .. . _ r.iii. iv r u.i,,. »,,,,,. Great running car. $650. 741-1538. money down, on 0 197) BUICK SKY- 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT gine, brakes, exhaust system ond clutch. Ful. .l. time.. . Pleose appl•y > to Red Bonk Con- 1971 FIREBIRD SMVOLKSWAGEN"-Radio, newtlres, LARK. VB, power steering, olr condi- valescent Center. 1W CChapl 'n Ave.' , Re"•d' Factory air. 13300. interior ond body tike new condition. Ex- 1970 TOYOTA MARK It WAGON tioning. I2 ord trimmed by the month, Bettv Brlle Cleaners yK Brood St. 741-5110 Red Bo service. OOWNES PONTIAC, 12 Lower 1969 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Red con Eves, until ° 1969 CAMARO — Automatic. V-8, power 1969 BMW 1600 — New paint, konies, A CALL74MMI Chopel Hill, 842-951 Main St., Matawan. 566-2299. steering. One owner. 30,000 miles. Best of- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. vertible. Very good condition. In Navy barth. AM/FM. Lots of extras. Call alter Hwy 36 Ealontown WAITRESSES WANTED M'W — Night 1W. Wanttd Automotive fer over $1200. 591-1877 after 6:30. p.m., 291-1268. will sacrifice. 11100.671-2647 RETIRED CARPENTER — SetKi'Smoll 54MO00 and medium jtied jobs. Complete interior shift. Apply in person. WANTED l»7] VOLKSWAGEN — Two-door. One Rex Diner, 117 W. Front St.. Red Bonk. 1965 CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan, six 1968 OLDSMOBILE F-85 — Excellent me- KROLL MOTORS, INC. remodeling jervice.^Panehna, kticheh Porty who needs 100% financing,-with no cylinder, stick shift. Air, radio, heater. owner. Rodlo, heoter. Dark blue. 11495. chanical condition and appearance. H95. 279 Broadway Long Branch RED BANK VOLVO, Newmon Springs cabinet*, cabinet remodeling, bookcosM. 5ALES -RETAIL CASHPAiD" money down, on a 1969 SIMCA WAGON. Engine needs work. 18 mpg. Great second Call 6711207. Armstrong cnondelier ceilings. Free od- 712WX) Rd., Red Bonk. 741-5886. LUMBER-HARDWARE-PAINT JWS. For quick credit O.K., call OASIS mr, S195. 747-5282. vice and titimote. Good work man ship. MOTORS at 1201) 721-7100. 1970 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - 21,000 The following positions are available: full WE NEED USED CARS CADILLAC 1971 — Eldorodo. mahogany, 1966 VOLVO STATION WAGON — Coll onyhme, 339-5259. time salei. FullI benefitsbenefi , company dis- 1961 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE - Four- 1969 JEEP CJ-5 — V6 engine. Radio and miles. Five year warranty. One owner. with matching fop and leather. 1,311 heater. Three-speed tronsmlsslon. With Like new. Loaded. 842-3576. AMrFM, roof rack, Mlchelln X steel bel- ccunls. door. Power steering. Standard trans- miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 222-1234. led rodlals, Perfect running condition. WE WILL PAY mission, six-cylinder. Large economy car. snow plow. $1800. Coll 747-4660. 1965 TEMPEST THE FINESTSELECTION —Of new Needs body work. 1750.741-0628. CARPENTRY PERGAMENT Good condition. 1550. fU? 1240 1966 CORVETTE — Two tops, new tires. As is. SIM. KITCHENS BATHS BASEMENTS Hwy 21 and Poole Ave. Hailet, N.J. TOP PRICES and used cars In Monmouttl County. Over 1972 GRAN TORINO SPORT — Two-door 1969 CHEVROLET — Concourse wagon. Excellent condition. 327 engine. 583-2074, Call 739-9262 100 air-conditioned new cors in stock. Additions. Expert work — low prices. or days 212-952-4165. hordtop. Fully equipped, including vinyl Any Slie Job - Free Estimates One owner. Excellent shape. Radio, auto- McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrews- top, air conditioning, power steering — TOM'S FORD 1967 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON -i bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. 51 L CONTRACTORS 566-67SS ^MECHANIC matic transmission. >I29S. S42-4W7. CHARGER — Dodge 1970. Two-door hard- Good condition. Radio, power steering. brakes, etc. List 14,425. Only SNOO. Pri- AUTO OP. TRUCK top. Gold. Automatic, oir, full power. $700. Call 566-1413. 7-9 p.m. ond weekends MONMOUTH vate parly, 671-3600. Full time |ob. Must have tools ana e<- 110. Autos for Sole 110. Autos lor Sale $1895. Call 291-1154 after 6:30 p.m. SLIPCOVERS penence Apply in per:;.-., 1963 CHEVROLET — Station wogon, $150. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1970 DODGE SWINGER — Two-door Sbfo, 140. Chair, S22. You supply the fab Hwy 36 Eotontown S42SSOO hordtop. Full power, air. 11895. RED SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1 1967 FORD LTD — Automatic, power Goad running condition. 1959 RENAULT Me, we'll do the rest. Guaranteed work- I_4IJV. Front St.. Red Bonk. steering, brakes. Good shape. Best otter. - Oauphine, $75. Only 20,000 miles. Call USED CARS- LARGE SELECTION BANK VOLVO. Newman Springs Rd., manship. 971-2184. Red Bonk. 741-5886. • Coll 787-6073. 747-4710ofter 5 p.m.- GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC HELP IMPROVE ECOLOOYT^Land- COMPLETE scope laborers needed. Landscape formon Route 36, Eotontown. 542-7900 1963 MERCURY - Four-door hordtop. 110. Autos lor Sale . 110. Autos for Sale Rodlo, heater, air. Good running condition BATHROOM REMODELING rVVIrV neetfed. Experience preferred. Pay WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY N.J. Licensed and Insured Plumbing and based ond clean. Needs brakes. As is, First 195. hour. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 291-4943. Electrical Contractors. QoulltV work on evenings - • to • p.m; 4M 5|». Shrewsbury. NJ. Tile -Corpenlry -Paneling .Caolnels - Moreou Landscape Servlce*_Colts Neck. 747-5400 1969 CHEVROLET — Bel Air four-door. Home Improvements ond Additions -Low All automatic. Low mileage. Good condi- Monthly Payments (References.) Eslob- TECHNICAL — Administrative Trainee. OATSUN tion. 1112). Call 291-2695 alter 6. llslted 1955. Call E. SPAHN J, CO. 566- High school graduate with mechonlcof ap- We're celebrating our WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 6509. Reasonable. titude to train as administrative assistant. 370 Broad St. 364-1323 Keyport 1970 PONTIAC LE MANS WAGON - Apply Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut SI..; Automatic, power steering. 1)795. RED Red Bank MONMOUTH MAZDA 1969 NEWPORT — Four-door, air condl- 43rd Anniversary by having a BANK VOLVO, Newman Springs Rd., tloner, 313 engine, power steering, power Red Bonk. 74I-SS86. TORN SCREENS? HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Full Asbury Park brakes, vinyl Interior, rear defroster, LDW Bring In your wood or aluminum frames time. Salary open. Victor's Solon. Call for mileage. Dork green with block top. Steel 1963 WHITE PONTIAC CATALINA — .for new screen wire. Free Delivery. Interview, 787-7OM. belt tires. IIS00. 671-3692. Good running condition. Best ofter. Call 671-4213 after 7 p.m. or weekends. PROWN'S NURSES AIDE - J om. to 3 RED BANK VOLVO p.m.Extended care tocllltles. Emery Man- 1966 MUSTANG — V-> engine. New 32 Broad St.. Red Bank 741-7500 Thank YOU Sale! Newmon Springs Rd. . Red Bank LAWN MAINTENANCE or, SM44H0 brakes and more. 1390. Call after 5 p.m. STOP IN TODAY... 741*5116 Sod, fertilizing, raking, and cutting. Estl- ASSISTANT PURCHASIN& AGENT r.ates. 142-419] SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the best Two years experience required. Apply See our Thank YOU Specials car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Codllloc 1972 BUICK SKYLARK — Two-door hard Electro Impulse, lit Chestnut St.. Red top. Full power, olr. 12995. RED BANK ROOFmGûiloNG See The Co., 100 Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bank. ALL TYPES FINANCING ARRANCEO Sank. 741-0910. VOLVO, Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bonk, and Save Now! 741-SSSi. FRANK WOOLLEY 946-8636 NURSES' AIDE SHREWSBURY MOTORS WANTED Full time, hours 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 1967 CADILLAC — White Coupe de vine. Bayvlew Nursing Home, 291-0440 ONLY ROTARY ENGINE CAR Bucket seals. Excellent condition. 11700. Contractor tor masonry and building crec- 741-8500 Call 741-1411. tlonol metal building. 946-818S. CHAMBERMAIDS WANTED M/WM/W — Doy YOU'RE #1 WITH US! We Buy Used Volkswagens • 1963 CHEVROLET — Four-door sedan ond night shift. ApplApply MrsMrs . LevinsLi , MollMlly JEEP SALES AND SERVICE POWEER RAKE AND VACUUM LAWN PtchePitcher InnInn , ReRed Bank. SOLD IN MONMOUTH COUNTY! Twin Boro Motors, Inc. SiK-cvllnder, Goop" transportation. $150. k per sqq. . ftft.. FertlliieFertlliier onond llimi e availablilb e 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank ith this sericservicee . 747-59547475954 . RN — For smoll nursing home. 1 to 4. Ex- CALL NOW 747-0040 1972 BUICK SK.YTOP 350 SKYLARK — perienced Vicinity Holmdel. Full power, air. 13195. RED BANK VOL Coll 747-2017. Exclusive Monmouth County Dealer. 196V SEDAN de VILLE CADILLAC - VO, Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bonk, 741 ALTERATIONS Four-door, navy blue, vinyl top, white 5886. • leather seats. Fully loaded, air condi- Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc. ARTHUR MURRAY RASSAS PONTIAC Free estimates, insured. Reasonable. 1 do tioning, Climatic control, automatic elec- 1966 OPEL Dance Studio has opening* for done* tric windows, window locks, door locks, Call < the lob myself. Call Jim. 776-8764. trainees, dance teachers, ond junior danle 395 BROAD ST. RED BANK MONMOUTH MAZDA six-way electric seats, stereo radio, auto- I42-S412 PAINTING — Inlerlor, exterior. Hove interviewers. No experience necessary. 904 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, N.J, matic antenna, four snow tires. S22O0. brush, will travell No lab loo big, no lob Port-time evenings. Apply In person daily, Wait's Sunoco Station, Hwy 35, Middle- 1961 TRIUMPH TR-250 — Sl< cylinder too small. Fully Insured end experienced. 31 p.m. ,3 Broad St., Red Bank, third 776-6777 776-6777 town, N.J. 741-9794. four speed, AM/FM. Nice shape. Coll 7I74U2 after 6 p.m. floor. 741-5IS8. 787-1723 after 6 p.m. • 741-5180 MEDtCAL RECEPTIONIST ANTIQUE CAOILLAC-19JS — Model ti. 1969 VOLVO 164 — Four speed, radio LIGHT HAULING — And general clean- Old authentic restoration. Good point ond up work. Tree cutting. Free estimates. Full time, Modern Red Bonk office. Ex- heoter, air. 12195. RED BANK VOLVO perience preferred but not n?cesior/. chrome. Excellent mechanically. Greot Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-58B6. Call 741-4305. touring car. S13B0. Days 946-4443, eves. Send resume to Box L-6S. The Doily Reg- 946-4006. ^__ LOCAL' MOVING liter. Red Bank. Estlrnotes given. Reasonable. 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 142-4193 MEOICAL ASSISTANT »r"For"ph/sfaoiV* BROUGHAM — Four.door hardtop. 120. Trucks and Trailers office. Eiperience- preferred but not nee- Loaded. Must sell due to illness. Coll JM- FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE essary. Foil time. Coll «Vt-S?tt, 9 a.m. fo ft 3749. 1967 FORD T950 TANDEM DUMP — Attics ond cellars cleoned. Junk re- p.m., Mon., Tues.. Thurs., Fri. TRUCK — 401 cu.ln. gas engine, brand moved, light hauling. No lob too small. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Fastbock new. 16 yard body. Must sell, new truck Call 7417633 between 3 ana 7. 40,000 miles. Only 51275. lust arrived. Call 142-8780 after 6 p.m. "SERVTCEMAN' M/W 717-9431 ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All 1972 F-1O3 FORD ECONOLINE — All win- types of masonry. Driveways. Call 4?S' To service home appliances (or leodina MJST SELL — 1973 Opel Manta 1900. 4- dow von. Extras. 15,500 mites. Call ofter 6 Ole), 7I7-I6M. ourrtorijed Frigldotre servrce'firm in locol speed, low mileage, SlOO and fake over p.m.. 8JJ71M. area. Excellent opportunities. Call be- payments. 495-2178. tween lOo.m, ond 4 p.m., 642 6813. 1964 CORVAIR VAN — As is, 1966 BUICK SPECIAL - Standard trans- 1400 LEGAL SECRETARY — Steno ond lyping TOM'S FORD mission. One owner. Best offer. Coll74l-22I9 required. Experience preferred. Coll 747-2990 Coll.741-6855 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS— Fur- Coll 225-4605 1964 GMC TRUCK nished ond Installed for only S64.V5. To or- FIND A 1350 Oer, call 349OM3. ' •MECHANIC — Boiler end burner me- WANTED Call 264-3871 cfxmlc to tervfee heating equipment. Muit BETTER DEAL Party who needs 100% financing, wllh no hove experience, 223-5783. money down on a 1969 DODGE POLARO. l»73 DM 106 INTERNATIONAL VAN - AIR CONDITIONING Two-door hardtop. VB. Power steering. Six cylinder, 3-speed, 63O0 pounds GVW. Central or window. Two technicians work- BOOKKEEPER — General ledger and 11095. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS Full rear doors, full side loading doors, ing nights and weekends. Free service payroll experience required. Full time MOTORS ot (301) 721-7100. extra side windows. 15,000 miles. Very charge. Coll anytime. Glen, 291-3054. during the summer, V? doy the rest of the good condition. J66.9050, coll i 5. year. Reply Box P-U. The Daily Register, 1971 FORO TORINO — Hordtop. Power FAIRWAY LANDSCAPING-Lawns cut. steering, automatic, disc brakes, tape 1968 FORD PICKUP TRUCK - In good fertilizing, seeding, sodding, designing. deck stereo. Low mlleooe. $1750. Call 872- shape. Six-cylinder engine. Large rubber Free estlmoles. 7417255. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT AND 0596 between 8 o.m.-l p.m. bumper for pushing. Built-in battery. SALESPERSON — Salary plus commis- Booster for starting cors. Good for garage BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED- sion on oil sates. Apply In person only. At- VOLVO 1969 P-1B00S — Sport Coupe. or contractor. 671-0216. From Ihe Inside. We do it or you do It lantic Highlands Shelf, Hwy 34 ond First Excellent condition. yourself. Straightforward guorontee. Uses Ave.. Atlontic Highlands. 462-4750 1962 GMC PICKUP — 165 tip., '• ton, coaling system originally developed lor with camper. Asking 1600. sealing submerged structures, now lor 1971 CHRYSLER 300 - One owner. Bur- Call 291-4009 or 2911074 pome use. You check out the low cost. MECHANIC'S gundy with black fop. Air conditioning, Call for free estimates or appointment. power steering, power brakes, AM/FM 1963 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — Pick- Hydrophoblc Products Co., 201-542-63W HELPER stereo rodlo, bucket seats. Mounted snow up. Four wheel drive. Good condition. Apply In person tires. S2995. 787-5922. U25. Call 747-1664. SLIP COVERS — Madt In my home. 1972 CHEVROLET — Klngswood Estate Sofa ond chair with drapes to match. WERNER'S DODGE irVogon. Three-seot, air. Excellent tires. Reasonable. 544-9166. Beautiful condition. Phone 741-6339. Hwy 34, Belford . CAR CLEANING BOOKKEEPER — Full time. Must be ex- 130. Motorcycle)* WAXING AND VINYL CARE MECHANICS SPECIAL - 1963 Chrysler FOR APPOINTMENT, 264-7327 perienced, able lo assume responsibility. Newport. Passed-Inspection In Feb. Best MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Lowest Sea Bright off Ice. Coll M2-O169. offer. 264-7320. rates. All acceptable. REDDEN AGENCY. 301 Maple Ave.. Red Bank. 741. MECHANIC — Port time and full time. BUICK SKYLARK 1965 — JI00 9100. Truck fleet service nights. Red Bank oreo. 73 FORDS at '72 PRICES Call after 5 p.m. Coll 39I-4W4 9-1) a.m. Evening* M. 229-1163 BSA IMS SPITFIRE EMPLOYMENT SECRETARY — Eiperlenccd, for pur- First 1450 takes It. Call 842-Ult otter 6 p.m. choslna department. Must bt fast ontfoc- curate"typistcurate I,, . Write. Box L-48, The Daily 1969 TEMPEST Register. Red Bonk. Two-door. This economical ont I960 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE — tSOCC 310. Help Wanted 1973 FORD LTD owner beauly is equipped wllh Bonnevllle. Bosket cose. 1400, PART-TIME DRIVER - Eorly morning small Vfi, automatic, power steer- Coll 74I-M55 _ Male or Female newspaper delivery MlddletownRed Bonk Ing. Save now! oreo, dally ond Sunday routes available. Country Squire MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Coll after 7 p.m., all day Sat., Sun 513 Reosonoble Rates GRO5SINGER & HELLER AGENCY CARPENTER ISWIkoltPI. 741-2100 Red Bonk Minimum 10 yeof* experience OFFICE WORKER — Experienced in fil- RASSAS Altoexperiencoa corpenler'i htlper. ing, typing, bookkeeping and general of- PONTIAC Alteration — run complete |ob. Nee procedure. Call 536-4545l>etween 4 39! Brood SI. 741-5180 Red Bo YAMAHA Hong doon, trim, poMltlon. ond 5 p.m. Eves, until 9 Coll U\ \\H after 7 p.m. 1969 IMPALA CUSTOM Soles—Ports—Service TYPIST - General ofilce worker, 35-hour $4426] Excellent condition. J15O0. Largest Stock of week, locol industrial plant. Write Box L- 400 c.i.d. engine, whitewalls, Convenience | Coll 787-2537 Yamoho Ports In New Jersey MANAGER V), The Dolly Reglsttr, Red Bonk. For full service cor wash. Group. Deluxe luggage rack, front and rear • 96S CHEVROLET MALIBU — AM/FM J&R CYCLE SERVICE ' CQll 6/1-3259 i bumper guards, air conditioning, tinted 5 rodlo. Good condition. Low m'i'leoge. 171 W. Front St. Red Bonk 842-0877 PBX OPERATORS - 3 M, IW niaM BARTENDER AA/W Coll 741-7355. tfiim, including weekend opening.g . Full glass. Radio. Stock No, N30o. Was J5366 • MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rlckl Part-time, Coll JM-11M ofter 6 p.m. HARDTOP MUSTANG or port lime. Long term w l-4700. MANAGER-TRAINEE M'W — MOO per Agency, New 1973 rates. 591 Broodwoy, month. Notional corporolion needs candi- Bronie. 1948. Perlecl condition. Long Branch. 2220696. HAVE FUN — And torn S3,40 on hour ser- • •••••(•••••••••••ft* Coll 747-3697 between 5 ond 1 p m. dates for monooernent training. MOO sala- 1»73 HONDA SL3S0K2 ENDURO - ISO vicing Fullfr Bruin cuilomers rear home. ry if you qualify. For interview, coll 1A\- 1972 CORVETTE — 4S4CT7ou7 spetd miles, wllh helmet, 1925. Call 747-412? ot- ColUM 3833 or 513 1033. 20/1 from i to 1 p.m. An equal opportunity 73 OR AN TORINO Sport power options. Asic tor Nick. ter 6 p.m. MNlf"6V~w7w~™R*iTabte," wittTfocoi employer. 730ALAXII30O 73 PINTO 946-1096. 2 Dr. Sedan, 2000 CC Eng. reference!, for smoll office building REAL ESTATE S'AT'E'S"— Licensed, for 4 Dr. Pillared H.T., 351 Va, 2-door hardtop, 302 engine, 1971 350 HONDA - Like new. Hours, 2 p.m. to 8 p..n , five days, Reply large active Monmouth, Oceon County of- vinyl rooi, cruisomatic, power Cruisamatic, W.W. Manual, 1968 PLYAAOUTH SP^3P-T~FURY~7^~C Two helmets. Box A-134, The Dolly Rtgilter, Red Bonk. fice. OAKWOOO REALTY. 3U-I280 W.W., Front & Rear Bumper COII67M58(I Guards, Tinted Glass, Air steering, power front disc Front Disc Brakes. Rear vertible. Take over monthly payment €XCELLENT>ARf"flME POSITION - Bumper Guards. Stock No. 136 month. 842-7712 TflTlJMPH~500CC DAYTONA So!e* ot* jecreTorioi. Enperienee oplional. cond.. Radio, Lt. Blue, Stock brakes. Deluxe Bumper Group, 1964 MG — Good running condition. 1800 miles. Never dropped. Send resume to Box P-IJ, The Oo\ly Reg "More Classified No. N323, Was (4,501,35 AM radio. Stock No. 397. Was N427, Was $2,430 mileage. 30 MPG. Excellent second Coil 741 3)52 liter. Red Bonk, N.J, 1150. fall 544-9413 ofter 3 pjT^ on Next Page S3859 1962 OLDSMOBlLOLDSMOB'lLE F855 ^ VII, oulornolluo c $3750 $2280 transmission. GooG d conditiond . BesBt t offerff . $3399 Coll after 6, 74I-B/94 1969 CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN — Radio, 73MUSTANO 73MAVniCKOrabb«r 731TD air conditioning, new mud ond snow tires. New paint, Very nice cor. S9/5. Call 741- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 2 Dr. H.T., Medium Blue, 302 2 Dr. 250 C.I.D. Engine, Vinyl 4 Dr., Pillared H.T., White, 2J22or 741-1531 C.I.D. Engine, Cruisamatic, Root, Cruisamatic, Wide Oval Blue Vinyl Roof & Interior, 400 19O5~MUST"ANGTONVERTTBLE"™v-8l A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Wide Oval W.W., P.5., P.B., Tires, Convenience Group, CJ.D. Engine, W.W., Con- In running condition. Ideol tor metriani- Deluxe Bumper Group, Air P.5., Deluxe Bumper Group, venience Group, Front Corner- colly minded Young mar. $750. 842 3110 MANY NEEDS Radio, Stock No. N3M, Was irig Lamps, Front & Rear WOLVO^^fwOMJoor, 142S Dor* Cond., Radio, Tinted Glass, green. RorJio ond heoter. 11595. RED Wheel Covers, Stock No. 421, 53,OoB Bumper Guards. Air Cond., BANK VOLVO. Newmon Springs Rd . Stock No. NI65. Red Bonk. H1-5116. _ _ Adding Machines Landscaping ' Pointing t Dtcoratlng $2798 $4094 IPM~DODGE DA"RT - Four-door com Typewriters CARL i. jflMES — Polntlnfl~ond^woflpo $3571 poet. Economy six cylinder Automatic I LANDSCAPING. LAWN CARE. TREE perlng f*ully Iniured For free ntlmatei. Power steering, factor/ oir, radio, exlro' ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter) ; WOltK — Over 25 yeorl e»[HrlerKe Cotl coll rttlU tires Perfect second cor. 76/V369 after 4' Mid. rentrt, reoourt J«rptco'». lot Mon I HMW4 otier 5pm •30 DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE PAPER HANGING 1968 PLYMOUTH . 9 Alee Dr., Hollel. meutti St.. DM to"* 747448S ; No job too tmoll 1969 FOBO LTD I970CKHSYLER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Mi FRANK E WHITING 7418174 1971 MERCURY 1969 CHEVROLET Coll otter 6 p m Strvlct J-doof hin)top, V 8. DuoTiril* *>wno(t Cuil'.im, r 1066 MERCEOES 3J0 E -- Oft owner. Pearl and jnrKtltOfiing. Stock No UViT gteeri SiuckfJo UJf/ I970CHRYLSER ALTERATIONS - Addition!, oil tyf*» of ARROW LIMOUSINE •2195 Full Dowtr. factory air. 1149V RED torpenlry. A. Brwc* Elaenrouch, Builder.. •tod Rtttrlnglng oo» IUKJIJU Jiponeis n.-'M BANK VOLVO. N.wmon Springj Rd, Coll 84!.itn otter 5 pm. CADILLACS AND CHRYSLERS FOR •2495 ALL OCCASIONS. )4 MR. SERVICE. Cipertly wv b#old«* nylon, »I.5O o «lrond' M795 •2495 )o:ii, a.f condi*tf Vett-ivj. it tan- ond electric brake control. Exceilept con- ERAMIC TILE Plumbing and Heating Mllitiu 6 ryl.nr»i. aulDrrtJl.c >a, O.J0C..O. ^^ dition. Low mileoge. 7B7-43M loon ond Wolll •1995 OLOSMOBiLE SB - I 9/0.A ir conitT Pn TTlliU LIGHT HAULING - Cellon, oorogei I VAONERT'PI-UMBINO AND HEATiNG •2195 — New Installations ond repalrt. All typ«i tionina. Low mileaae. Good condition. Oeone4 up Free eiltmanei. 741 31* after ) p m ll worn.. 7M-HV4 onytlme. W40O. COM d/1-4683 Clocks and WANTED WotchRtpalr Light Hauling and Moving Roofing, Siding Party who needs IOO°'. financing, with no Coll 7!7>M]Sor «1>II1) money down, on • 19A9 MALIBU Two Anllriue Clocks, wotchei. fine (eweiry ei- * Inflation door nordlop. II19S. Tor quick credit ptrtly oorte Don Pons Jewelers, n^ ftlvlr till , Folr Mover, Ui«M7 OLSOH CO — HOOFING AND SIOINC O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS Qt (20t| /?)• Imlolled ond guorantnd tor 10 yeon 771 7100 Pointing* Dtcorotlng am in ui* 1968 OPEl'KAOf.Tf - New tire* and Commercial Art •414811 v»ww RooTiiJa lilMi clutch. Body damaged 59,000 mllri. Best "Monm«utt«uttii Ccwnry'i Live WiWirr e RooterV offer. Call 944147V. ' INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPERING ' SIGN LAHGUAGI - We moke I'gni. 542-0779 J.A. Smitti Slllhlh — roealrll , thlngthlt e wwork. TOM'S FORD JAGUAR "J9M — DarV blue. *"j"t~ifour posleri. cirttom o«l ondflyert mot tpeok ROTFIHtlTrDrNO^- Alumfnirn, vinyl HWYJ5 KEYPORT door), 70,000 milei, hoi 'evervthlnB. Qan far you. Coll m-4411 orlilnil Strotallte. tnotch. tutor Written guorrni be seen, renr of Prowrvs. 11 Brood St., PAINTING - iruir, ond sproy Alu wall lee on oil «o/k. labor, 671,1171. atrumn HU Sank, or colt 74I-/II9 ofter i UJ00 paBerlrn, Coll for fre« estimate Dlamondi f>U SchMllner 8414168 Cifr 264-1600 t running condition Bought or Rtityled • SHp Cover* • HJ-iUf Let vt buy the dlomofttfi you tfon t RAUL JIMENEZ CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVtRS"- tlr w let m tutyti mem lor e ferioo Pointing, interior ono enUrior. Piyi mi- oertd culttlon coven. tnpirtly tltlldi spetd, blue witli white vinyl top ond Inle- ' ReullllHl'. M lr«M St. nor rtpolrt. 731 .WS oticr I:W, itllctyM Coll Joan tlliMt •or. Mony exiraj llf-nu 310. Mtip Wanted iBtfly a/3 Help Wonted 310, Help Wanted TBE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Ke«ne M F Male Fo 30. Htlp Wonttd | Ml. M«lp WonttO Merit or Jytmst* tKWrt.>.H tef'Vtiti iw.i'>iJHj. Fuil lirf,*. CJ- •WRBÎ HECONC6RP. r*l f tnt- licucs. CflU C«tontown Crtr>- 31 Pofk 9A, New Sfirewsfcwr valeitefit Center, l« Crgnt Ave, Eofor Sngck MECHANIC (own. 1*7 *1W. [ TYPISTS PART-TIME O rV EXPEIHEHCC POEFERHEO //ID WONWOUTW 1HDUSTRIAL PARK |g^tf EiceflMf working conditions /, ORDER CLERK - Experienced placing SECURITr GUAKDS - Part Ofia full 1001 Auto Parts Permanent Position ond receiving, phone orders. Apply in per •Jy. t» work wttkeiHh at Gw«i Sime COMPAMY PAID BENEFITS son, Centrof Marine Supply, Hwy 35. Lou Computerized type-set- Art Ctftfer. ClKn record, cor and phone o Distributors • Lift, hoipltof. molcr met)I col rence Harbor. ting company in muii. Call Mrv Kiieot 24Muo Outstanding Benefits CREATECONTINUES NEDW GRQWT OPENINGH S Iniurortc* far employe* ond dependent! TTR£~5ÔP Mê'CHANIC - Wuit hav« Shrewsbury needs typ- CLEKK-TYflSI _ Experienced. Ful JOB — Interesting ond diversified, doing paid In full. Modern Facilities own too'i- Must know alignment and orr time position I.M am lo 5 p.m. w.uit be enjoyable work. Severe I oprnmgs in East • Vocation plan conditioning. Good pay with incentives, ists K ypu con type KM at flguw. Apply Jersey Short Mr Brunswick. Keyport. Woodbrtdgr • Uniform* pold in full plus extra benefits. Call S_fi-4lO5. over 55 wpm accura- dlcol center. Corlln »vr, Heplune. Pei EXPERIENCE - Hot nettwory, we trom • Penlion and profit ihoeing tonnel Onice. weekdors ? lo I An e«iol • Toot bo* Insurance TESTER RTo"RTpN"^"l^ro~rrp.ri"sMfi~FuTror tely, we will train you. opportunity employer. HOURS — Part-time weekends, either 1 • Si* paid holidays port-time for nursino unit. or 3 doyi. Weekdays, we davt mornings, • Pav plan up lo U 10 per factory TECHNICIAN CollB«-_400 Call'747-5880 LPN OA'RM — Full or poft-llrne~3 pm afternoonj, evening hours ovoiloble ond flat rote hour lor lop rgtr ClOil A BARMAID M'W — Four nights 0 week. to II p.m. »hlft. Please oppiy Red Bonk combination of obovt. Mechonicoi ossembiy experience wit Convalescent Center, 100 Chopin Ave . Experienced. Apply ot The Office. 344 for interview Coll anytime between 9 am ond 10 p.m Vi-nowiedge of electrical lesiing ol printe Ocea.-ipori Ave., Oceonport. »f«Bonfc. for appointment. circuit boord, elecfroric circuit and com and taping test. ponents. Wiring experience and ability tc MARINE M_C"HANTC_ - Full time yeai EXPERIENCED PAII-. „,.... RUSSELL oround work. Fringe benefits• For ap Apply In person belween 4 and S p.n 264-6700 read mechanical drawings, wiring dia Doy shift, nght shift , Hwwrlctson PI.. Folr Hovtn. Mcndoy through Sunday groms ond schematics. Coll 5«2-?3O0 pomtment callj43-13O31 OldsmoblleCadillac Co. oppointment. r r and part-time evening 100 Newmon Srplnai fid RMJ Bonk LA~N~b_CAPE *AR"T l S'T^W'ANT'E O — Port , SHORT osoEifcbok"" MCDONALDS IS time, to desigrt ond install rocK gardens, hours available. ' 5 to lorn. Ask (or Mr. Ebel PART-TIME shrubs, e'e, for pnvote rcsidtncff. C( . Coll 7H-MU YOUR KIND OF PLACE «/l-5686._ RECEIVING CLERK GA"rsfA*T"i6"N Vf T"EN"D~A~N f - ~E 1 110. Help Wanted MAINTENANCE-PORTER M/W Must be neat, orderly, and willing t Mn I - I Irvit ,r...-...-- POSITION AVAILABLE penerced, Full time. References r -' Mole or Female ACCOUNTS leorn. Apply in person, Mr. Biggerstaif quired. Apply in person. Bob's Sunoco, 160 7 a.m. to 3 p m Mon. througn Fn. NATELSONS Rf. 36, Bellord betore 5 p.m. Plus 7 a.m. to W noon Sal. RECEIVABLE PARI-'MME:"— "Forî'moM grocery stored WIRERS Experience helpful but not required. Will Brood and Front Sis. Red Bank General duties. Evenings ond weekends. Fast-growing, dynamic suppliers tram. W1-V549. of smoll scale digital computer APPLY IN PERSON CLERK Complete RESUME Service systems has immediate openings C"C_"R7C^L - BTib't'o 5. S2 per hour. Ap- For local newspaper. Must Prepare, Revise, Advise or Print for wtrers. Musi have prior eiec- Fost Service, reasonoble prices ply in person, third tloor, 1 Mam St., Eo- tricot or electronics wiring eK- MCDONALD'S be accurate wilh figures and Work performed by a mon *4io has tontown, N.J, penencf or have coble ond har- able to lype well. 37'? hour reviewed, revised and written E^LCb ness background. Excellent work- WANTED RESTAURANT week, Monday through thousands of resumes over the years. For framing condominium. Conlcct 291- ing conditions and starting salary. «5 HWY 35 MIDOLETOWN 4280. DAY AND Friday. Liberal fringe ben- CAREER MARKETING APPLY IN PERSON PERSON WANTED - FOR SUMMER Red Bank 747-2W0 M W. Front St P"AHT~fTWiT"_AC"ES" ~Ex~pe"rTenc~ed Vn 8:30 to tt o.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. CARE OP SMALL GARDEN efits. Col! Mrs. Blaufus ot Ocean 4V3-4176 By Appointmen children s opporel Good sol—ry tor ftie YOU GET SOMETHING EXTRA AT NIGHT SHIFTS CALL 741-0163 741-0010 between 8:30 and 5 right person. Apply Sid's, Prospect Plaro, "Mommy! Come quick! Billy's SCRATCHIN' his chick- Little- Silver. iMALL VAN'D'RIVER - School system p.m. BABY TECHNICIAN etjuirrs tully certified school bus rjrivtr i" ovailobie on 1 HELP WANTED INTERDATA for smoll route. Five hours per doy, five en pops p.m. shiff in our modern, finely staffed Semi-mvolid 2 Crescent PI. 2KM040. days a week at 13.SO per hour. Call 36i nursery. Good salary, pleasant working Deioils coil 264-4327 offer 4 p.m. Oceonport, N.J, .Ejit. W.-l . 311) for interview. 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wanted conditions and excellent benefits including (Behind Ho^Wg/ Inn on Rt. 36) • Woodworkers COFFEE SHOP WORKERS .--Full or Male or Female o fully paid pension plan and tuition re- An equal osfccnunify employer 1 310. Help Wonted pad-lime". Shift flexibility available Ex- Male or Female fund program. Apply: PART-TIME PAYROLL" CLERK - Permanent posi • Carpenters cellent fringe benefits. Experience helpful, Mole or Female but no! necessary. Apply in person, Per Director Of Nursing tion, five days, 9 to 5. Apply Mrs. Hey,-' : sonntl Office, Monmouth Medical Cenier, REAL ESTATE SALES L MOUY Pitcher Inn. Red Bank. • Millworkers Ii6 Dunbor Ave., Long Branch. Nursing Department RETAIL SALES 5ALES~PERSON ™fn~Weori'ng~7pparel COME TO WHERE RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Men's cloihing store, well established, rwme 11 p rn. to / o.m. shift. Weekends Apply at: ? itore. Five-day week. Experience pre RED BANK seeks salesman (M/W) for haberdashery only Excellent salary ond hoerol fringe MACHINE REPAIR (erred. Must opply in person, no pnone THE GRASSES GREENER j 41 2700 Ext. 71. ond sportsweor. Wed., Fn. evenings and Of net it j. For appointment call 291 0A0O colls. Donnas. 93 Brood St., Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Employer MrF Sots, Must be willing end able to serve Mon. through Fn. our clientele, irnmediole employee dis RN - 3Vm' to 11 p.m., II p.m. to / a.m. Come lo Applebrook Agency, one of the largest and mos STOCKROOM — And Material Handling. counts. Apply m person, Mr. Suer. The Luhrs Co. 1 to aisist purchasing department. Various Full or part time. Excellent pa/ ond beri MACHINISTS DUNKIN DONUTS successful Real Estate Agencies in the area with sales over duties. Apply Crown Engineering Corp. cfits. Brockdale Nursing Center, Hw/ 35, 1 Million Dollars every month. LOCUS1 St., Keyport. 264-30H6, Hailet. Benefits include: < Minimum eighl years ex- Experience preferred but rol necessary NATELSONS PART-TIME - Telephone solicitors. perience O! completed appren- (Of light counter work. Good siortmg poy ATR~CONbl TT6NE D PLANT — NeetTs Cor. Broad & Frant Sis. Red Bank Competitive Wan* Scti* ond tips. Uniforms supplied, paid holidays We're looking for full time sales people to handle new blow molding m'ochine operators. Ligh From our office. Afternoon and evening Ouwtacty W»g« F«vt«w ticeship ond poid vocation. Hours available, i2 factory work, oil three shifts. Steady hours available. Salary plus bonus. Home Paid Vscstlon mnti Holiday* midnight to 6 o.m Apply m person before sales, resales and condominiums, the newest a'rtd rapid work Air Molded Products, Phyllis ond STENOGRAPHERS ' High Rates BOOKKEEPERS program olso available Call 544-1334. Paid B!u«Croi»/Blue SNafd 3 p.m., Mr, Gill. growing segment of the Real Estate market. We want per Clark Sis., Hailet. EXP"ER~iENC~ED" OPERATORS - For 1 M0 Broadway DICTAPHONE wlih Rldw J, Excellent Company-paid Ben- West Long Branch suaslye salespeople who are ambitious, aggressive, and DE-PAR'TMENT MANAGERS women's sportswear. Apply Jonatnon Lo- Prescription Plan M5 Hwy 3S Middtetoun SWITCHBOARD and Dantal Plan efits most important, ethical. You should have some Real Estate CAREER MINDED OFFICE MACHINES gan, 1 Johnson Ave., Motawon. 566-9383. On the Job Training DRIVER — Apply in person. experience though not necessarily a great deal of it."Ou Experience not necessary but preferred CLERICAL^ Billing ond'or payroll ex- Advancement Opportunities Ben's Cor Waih Greet opportunity to begin with large* SEGISrER NOW FOR INTERESTING perience, Good with figures, typing neces- apply in person: Route 3J, Middtetown membership in 5 referral services plus our excellent loca women's ond children's apparel chain ir TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT WOMK. sary. 727 74U. reputation help us furnish many excellent leods. This is an country. Five days, 40 hours. Company WE COVER MONMOUTH AND OCEAN NEW DEPARTURE PORTERS M/W - We areôccepting ap- benefits. Fulure waiting for /ou in Lernei COUNTIES. EDUCATION SECRETARY plicoliors lor HousekeepinQ ond Dietary exceptional opportunity to joih a leading agency and to Shops, 81 Broad St., Red Bonk. Apply t< NO FEES Secretary lo Superintendent ol school dis HYATT BEARINGS DIVISION Porters. Full time, altt yeayear round day po bring in above-average earnings. MsNestler. tnct, S1eno at\d 'yping ?killv School e* Apply In Person sitions tot righi individuo.s. •ply Jersey perience beneficial. Send resume to Su Shore Medicat Center, Corlles Ave , Nep- SECRETARY - Immediate opening fOi GENERAL MOTORS CORP. permanent position wilh active real estule penntendent of Schools, Keansburg JJ- Mon. thru Fit tune, Personnel Office, weekdays 9 fo 1 MANPOWER nior-Senior High School. U0 Port Mon- An equal opportunity employer. office, Typing, bookkeeping, stcno. Dc An Equol Opportunity Employer 1300 Rarllan Road pendability ond neatness 0 must. Coll TEI nôulh Rood, Keonsburg, N.J. 07/34. i W. Front St., Red Bank 842-4343 LIGHT DELIVERY — Car necessary. Clark, N.J. 07066 TELEPHONE SOLICITING -PART- APPLEBROOK AGENCY CHER AGENCY, Realtors. 5*2-3500 for or 312 Mam, Asbury Pork !/t-bSl/ TIME. Want to earn PIN MONEY ond oppointment. Knowledge ol Lono. Branch, Eaionlown, Red Bonk business area, CommTssio,n THE LUHRS CO. still do your housework? Work from 7 (On* block tiom Btil 135, Phone: 671-2300 NtjRSES AIDES - 'To 3, 3 to II, and I AMBTTTOIJS basis. Call 229-8998.- Garden Slatt Pnkway) home. Must have Red Bank exchange BOUNDARY RD. (143,747. 741). Call 142-5749. lo 7 shifts. Fringe benefits. Apply rn per SALESPERSON or phone: 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wonted son. Ivy House Nursing Home, 21 Kings SALESPERSON — Eitperienced. ladies' (on m* sit) Hwy, Middletown. Career opportunity selling medium to bet- wear ond home decor, ZAKSON'S, EXPERIENCED PART-TIME BUS ter quality men's furnishings and sports- Shrewsbury Plaia, Shrewsbury. 542 6112. 382-6600 ORIVERS — Apply al N.V.-Keonsburg- Male or Female Male or Female wear in established specialty store. Imme- MARLBORO, N.J. Long Branch Co- Inc., SO Hwy 36, Leon MAINTENANCE diate employe discounts. Must be willing MANAGER, 8XMLD I NGS AND AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP — Need GROUNDS — Administer ground and An Equtl Opportunity Employer ordo. between 9 ond 5. • new and used car reconditioning help. Ex ond able to serve our clientele. Ex- MACHINISTS penence preferred. Apply in person, Mr. maintenance program for public school SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT cellent chance for advancement. Call 741 STENO/TYPIST 6?00, osk for soles or service managers. Siier. system Related experience necessary. Apply in person, Branch office of major company tookim Responsible for the repair, maintenance, Twelve (12) month position. Benefits. Sal Litfle Silver Exxon, 30 Branch Ave. DIAMOND SALESPERSON^For nation. for good skills, I to 7 years experience' onasel-up of production machines. ary open. Call 946-8SB& nine lo Ihree lor SFCBFTARY — Small oditf Musi !yp#. ewelry chain, looking (or an oggrev Exceptional fccneliiv Knowledge ot shop techniques ond proce- NATELSONS application. slve person, with or witnout selling dures., some welding experience helpful Light steno. Good phone voice. Good op- . Broad & Front Sts. Red Bonk LIGHT DELIVERY WORK - fo work portunity. Call B42-9090. perience, for immediate opening in Outstanding company benefits, Please ap- Eolontown, N.J. siorc. 5450 to start plus TELLER ily of (he Personnel Office, Mondoy AVON for locol CIVIC organisation, with cor. %; PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR MATURE PERSON PART-TIME -After- bonus ond commission. Our people avei fhrough Fridoy, 9 o.m. until 12 noon, or Knowledge ol Keansbura Middletown^ noon or evenlna hours, Light work in re- age SSOO a month plus. Blue Cross ond For the bngni, personable graduate, bust COM 671-3000, Ext. 214. AVON CAN HELP — You earn e*tro cosh Keyport area. Coll Mr. Hill, between 9 tail store. Call for oapointment between 10 compony'poid profit sharing. Excellei nrss returnee or experienced expert. Fine for summer vacation, new clothes — or a.m.-4 p.m. 78MOOB. V30( MJW41 odvancemenl opportuntty, oj we ore e benefits, working conditions ond salary. LILY-TULIP your heart's desire! Work spore time ponding notion wide. Coll 542-7524 bclwee Division of Owens-Illinois near home. Call now: Mrs. Ward, 741 - REAL ESTATE SALES - Openings tor ^j| PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS 4 and 8 p.m. Hwy 35 Holmdel, N.J. 4343, 462'HH or 774 1220 two soles associates in active Holmdel or 310. Help Wanted SECRETARY An Equal Opportunity Employer fice. Please coll Watt Crawford, Stepnen Male or Female STA T10 NXR Y~ E NG [N BBR~~ti. J 7 BI u e ~BU YE R" fR AIN E E~~ J Krol, Realtor, *71-4616. Seot. Excellent opportunity. Gojd solar An outstanding company secKing ex AU TOMOBTL ETALES Comb 1 nation warehouse/office work. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - to worii % ^ SHEAR OPERATOR plus full benefits. Apply Ol America pentneed ond stalled contidentioi secre- Learn industrial supply business. Some for locol CIVIC organization Coll Mr. Hill Immediate openings for on aggressive in- Smelting ond Refining Co.. 1160 Slate St lary. Excellent benefits. To S125 to sioi college helpful. Call (or appointment, /B/- between 9 o.m.-4 p.m. 78/-/M8. Perth Amboy An equal opportunity em dividual fo sell both new ond used cars. 5000 MANAGER TRAINEE plo/er. Selling experience preferred. PLUMBER "— To teochfull time m'voco CLERK-TYPIST SWI TC HBOARD OP E R A TOR ^" For law tionol school. September stort All ben Expanding, office looking for am- PART-TIME — Bookkeeping machine op- RASSAS PONTIAC office Reply to Box L-72, The Doily Reg WELDER - COMBINATION WITH HELIARC EXPERIENCE bitious Individual to train for man- efits. Six yeors plumbing experience erator lor insurance agency. Five day Diversified and inierestmg. Some tiqrii tstcr. Red Bank. needed. Coll «.-4600, Ext. 251. opetlot position. Hlal\ ithoot grwJu- week, 1 lo 5. Fringe benefits. Write Insur- record keeping and payroll. Some ex are. must hove car. Good storting sal- ance1, P.O. Box 824, Red Bonk. LAB" f ECHN I C I A N"— "CerTif 1 ebTTu'i 1 SALESMAN"M/W" '•"- Pack-ouf. Goiirrrw! ory. Incentive program, approved on perience preferred, S80 to iTOO. time. Must be wilting to travel in county lood and heol'h food for supermarkets, Accountant, Sr. indwork evenings. Col I 842-V3OO, Ext. 19. The |ot> Iroinlng program. For op- PART-TIME — Be a home party demon Salary, commisiion, plus cai ollowpnce. • | ; APPLY 9 to 4 polntmenl call IA4-410S. frank Office Machine Operator Major printing ink producer in Cen- Coll843-1480. Cloney. stroior. Sell soap nnd forn extra cosh BiJT*DRi7ER~-'Po"rT-Tifn7,"giafariTeed Coll for appointment, Mon. through Fn. tral New Jersey needs an occounlonl 'our hours dolly ot i3 per hour. Fringe PERSON TO CLEAN NEW CARS — For 4-op.m W-4737. Be trained to operate computer typi lor corporate occounting oltice. Posi- benefits Include full hospitalilatton. Coll delivery, and lot |ocke/ for used cars. equipment. Typing skill required. Good tion requires sharp accounlanl with 3- 872-0900, or opply at Henry Hudson Re- Full time, year-round. Apply in person, benefit. To 5120. A yârs experience, preferably in me- gional School, I Grand Tour, Highlands. Schwart: Chrysler-Plymouth, 141 W. dium-sized processing type company. Front St., Red Bank. ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS. INC. OPENINGS "ASSEMBLER and exposure to automated occounting sTT6~OA"rETrViÂN~M"rw AN~D~MA"N- systems. AGER - Experienced. Steady position. EXPERiE"NCED PAINTER — Car neccv I irihl mechanical assembly ond solderinq A-l Employment Call Fetoenson's Shoes. fron\ 9-6, 2MQ14?; •—y. Coll between f> ond 8 p.m. \ Wayside and ShaitoRds., work. Experienced with hond tools, av Position otters excellent diversified from 6-9, 364-7258. Freehold, 431-0913 042-2959 sembly ond'soldenng techniques. Lall experience, liberal salary ond benefits 9M0 (or appointment. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Clerical No fee BARTENDER M'W Male-female, full time, part-time, licensed package including profit sharing. Part time eveninoi and weekends. * ' New Shrewsbury, N.J. Milling TD learn, NOW that you've Steok & Brew. M/-272I 310. Help Wanted talked lo the rest, come in and talk to the Send detailed resume btsV tit sttk tcmpeieni and ambitious with salary history to JOB HUNTING? SECRETARY — irnoi? o«ke. MuM lype. Male or Female people interested in earning a minimum of Box L-71, The Doily Register, Light steno Full time. Excellent benefits. Red Bank WORK TEMPORARY UNTIL YOU FIND Call 229-8578. __ J20,000 a year and in turn we offer com- THAT PERMANENT POSITION. pany paid in depth training program, lib- An equal opportunity employer CO~UN5EL~6~RS '" ~~ Steady work yeor round. No experience eral drawing account, 63% commission, NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: YMCA Day Camp needed. Full time, and part time and BOATBUILDING participating spec arrangements and TYPISTS 739-9595, 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m. week-end spots open. Good opportunity more. Plus the opportunity (or manage- PHYSICAL " Hunter Manne CorporCorporahona , manofoctufer CLERKS lor college ond high school students to ment throjph a planned program of ex- SECRETARIES SUPYRINTENDE NT-COUP LE — Red work week-ends end be assured ol sum' boofi, it )MHng !ram«i end «»perj*r pansion. Wny nol cod for o confidential THERAPIST Bank, Garden Apartments. Experienced. % EAI ner employment. For people who ore htrgloi personnel. Many paid company bt interview and talk to the company that Good salary. All ulililiev Large one-bed- eady to work 40 hours per week, we I'Kludet Bfuo Crou Slur Shield, Kid J, sells o house every day, THE KIRWAN Community hospital in Central oom oportment. Adults preferred. Write hove some spots Monday through idical, dental program, vocatont CO,, Rel&iors. 75 Newman Springs Rd, N.J. hos an excellent part-time o Box L-73, The Doily Register, Red Friday, and others which require five New Shrewsbury, 842-4350. position ovaiiable for 0 licensed 3onh,N.J. % HAS IMMEDIATE days. Monday through Sundov. AH and IT Apply at- Pttysical Therapist. 9 a.m.-noon openings day shift hours, 8 o.rn. lo 4:30 or olternate hours orranged. Good p,m, Hospitolnaiion, holidays, voco- CASHIER, REFERENCES llons. elc. working condition;. Send resume ' \ NIGHT SHIFT (4:30-1:00 a.m.) HUNTER MARINE CORPORATION Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keamburo. in confidence fo: 320. Baby Sitting/ Vand-rbur^ 4 limber Lant OLSTEN p C~H~dO L BUS D R I V E"R"S^~No"e"> Hwy 35 Keyport (located In t.Utlboro Industnsi J<><) Child care fe \ OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING; perience necessary. Starting salary J2.50 BOX L-70 TEMPORARIES 4 Wadboio, H.I, per hour. Apply in person to Mr. Michael MOTHERLESS HOME-' Neecfs depend : fi o.m. -5pm. Monday th'u Sotu'rin/ THE DAILY REGISTER W Rt. 35, Eatontown - W-JJOO ('; mile able aggressive babysitter. Good salary. 264-8000 Gormley. Administrative Assistant, Haz north of the Monrnoulh Shopping Center) lei Township Board of Educollon, 6? Beth- Lve in or out. Pleose call 272-6141 or 542 SILK SCREEN TECHNICIANS any Rd., Hailet, N.J. WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed ore ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS s. Perlorm all duties associated with precision priniing, ferred. Aogressive growing office re- '\ screening and screen making trom pholomaster reductions Management Trainees quires 0 large staff due to expansion pro 330. Domestic Help Now is your chance lo secure a good fulure. with pay. with a tast- gram. Only interested in salespeople, de GOOD HUMOR Year Round •<•» on printed circuit cards. slrous of earning over 320,000 per year, Employment HOUSE CLEANING HELP - Two or growinq quality rostauran! chain We have.ovnr 340 shops oper- Office leads, extensive advertising nation three days o week Own transportation ating iri 13 Sjlates 'rom Maine lo Virginia al referral service. Member of two MLS', MAN FULL AND PART-TIME POSITIONS References. 843-A45O OR A GOOD HUMOR GAL • USHERS troining program. All replies field in stric EXPERIENCED PERSON - To clean", Vvp pftpd acjn'Gssivp snH-disciplirwri and sfli-moiivalirg n^npSe lo test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, Mo experience required "• DOORMEN M'W The Doily Register, Red Bark. No Expenses or cosl to you • CASHIERS do some laundry, in Rurmon home, ftrton , PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD INSPECTORS enter our development program which is 12-18 months in length Enjoy High Income • CANDY ATTENDANTS Wed., Fn,, from now through Labor Doy film SI40 • %'• 10 pc aeek while you learn the buses ol good SHOR TO R D E"R"T06"K~Ê7peri enced Bring your N.J. Driver's License VJ per hour, si* nours minimum, Own % Inspect in-process PC boards and artwork. Repair defects n poncoke house. Apply to Peter Gary's S85 Shrewsbury Ave , Shrewsbury APPLY IN PERSON ONLY onsportation, reference required. H4?- \ or inmate rework such as drilling and soldering on com- rna'iag meril and take pan in our excellent fringe benelit pro- Pancake House. So, Freehold Shopping MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5/11. Center, Rte 9, Freehold. FULL TIME — Service stotion attendant. grair, You -.Mil a so pe atjê to tram in nearby locations Reiocat.on 9 o.m. TO 4:30 p.m. HOUSEWORKER - For small adult fom- t, , pleied boards. ! Must hove experience. Apply in person, V.I I becorpe necessary at some tut.,re date v.itli ail costs being as- GRILLMAN M7W "^'eVpenencedYVo'i Eddie Man Sunoco, Hwy 36 ond Brood SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I d II tly. lour days per wee*. Own trans a sumed by FHItNDl. V iCE CREAM on cake house. Apply to Peler Gory'i "I., Keyport. __ SHREWSBURY PLAZA SHOPPING porlation, references. 842-094,7. ';'': -.\ These positions must be t lied by ancake House, So Freehold Shopping CENTER You need only three basics to apply you mu<.' fce a h,gh school Center, Rte 9, Freehold BiCYCUT~MECHANIC —"Full time. Ap- '?!; f • EXPERIENCED Personnel; ply in person, Little Silver Repair Center, RTE 35 AND SHREWSBURY AVE. \ '' they are not tra.nec openings. graduate. ov.n a car and be over eol. Ml 3JJ0 hetwern A ond 5 p m only. at NLB operation Maintain tools and prcof sample ALPSMAN W'W Honte trnlrr oprr More Classified printed circuit cards. Work to close tolerances; Muit have cor. No nights or weekends if anil part-time work ovnilohle Must ment. Coll Diane Miller, 3WOJ9? 01 Mike AiellD. Xivt «)mt rtloil w\fi t»»pei)trnr. Apply rition Acfvortcerrienl oppar li/nity , company on Next Pttge .read printed circuit miicluning drawings. Some U1-4A77 t Iron i Cleonfrs, 6fl WMHr Si . Rerf tx-netiti bdlni y opr'i Cull i'i\ 4500. Mcwli son Twp lumhrr K Supply experienced preferred. BOOKKELf'tiR OIHL/GUY FRIDAY - Bonk, nftrr J.JO p m or Little SMve» Clfti . 601 nranch Avr , Lillir Silvrr before '4)0. Business Opportunities Bookkeeping and office skills Knawlrdge W A I I R FSM: : S W ( VVA N I f D And of payroll ond federal ronns No sleno re- ("miner l *atr\tt\if nn f ssnrv. Uav> AD EXPEDITER quired Company benefits Call 78MOJA ply in perion, Town & Surl Diner. iflBJ Rl After 1pm. 67)103? 3S. Wirlrtlrtown MAINTENANCE MAN irwnWemoni in alt phflsp*; nf exportsnj; function MMTREbS W.-'W - t»j>nttntel 1W0 or years experience. Steudy work Reliable, Ol iUonch AVP . Little Silver W4 I6AO Ask lor liar I • PAID TRAINING West Long Branch, MRS. B. WALSH, EMPLOYMENT mujt hove own trampor toliem Call after 6 HARMA1D M'W -- Utiys f'RODUC t ION WORKER?] - fur elet m. 7IMU3. Apply ot Mie Rum Runner Ironit [ompunffls Oprmngn on Ihree • RED BANK. N.J. New Jersey 07764 SHORT ORDE« COOK - F <.per if need #16 Ocean Ave , Seo Hnglti Ifi.lh Will from Weit ol WMM'orh Avr , (ill Hwy JV Onkhurst nrrn V! minuter ily netrt opply Si* day eek, Apply in Ul L AND PART TIME SERVICE MA penon, Malowan Dinrr, wy 34, Mala walk Irorn DtM Map) Apply in prrsnn. The Growth £ r s Company ION ArfENDANTS - Must b( IB yenri Jnmri M Ronnrt, As^nt , ln< , H CirtiJy CALL: r nldrr, wlin expenmce Call $66-41(11. l.one, WnyMiie QUALIFIED Mf;"Al Tt) OFf'fCf.'W — Port FULL ORPA>f TiMV HOU'iEKEfcPKR* 687-1550 nit, for imoll Monmoulh Counlv commu ' WAITRESS WANT[ [) M W full illy Pffmanenl Apnty to Box p.|*. Iff I Apply in perinn, nawknot Rnttiu'r EXT. 72 )aily Pea>st»r, Red Donk, U J D'oad St , Red Rank 410. Business Opporidnfiies 810. MtrchonfllM for Saf« J70- P*H ant Livestock The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middle to wa, V.I. Wednesday, May 2, \m. 31 MERCHANDISE AHTEO - Merchants f«r flycHcn POROT5A"LOROT5ALEE " " ' ITEMS YOU HO O POOOLE PUPS - "Jirmrt t*r tri,; Ujffr.tti /norlreJj — trt^n fi-th -ttof»>^4 '• .14. FtmolM, t/r_tlttr,1 ijllMiiHWi . Apcrtmtnii iW. Wanted to Rent 70S. Hou«i for Sole i ct4 h UTiji-D»f ii us HEED OR USE V/1LL. , t It/JIEDIHt WJ fetteu f^fy. Small iri*»v*r*ni — 510. Merchandite tor Sale Fyrr.iiure, hoyteneffl ile/ris, pliw COLTS NECK other lift** available — W.onff.&yfh Court- V'i }. MCO4, bQtAi I magu/ines, l ceflcnt icrr.ptrorr.cnl. Best fcr c«-rt cr ONE-BEDROOM S175 ly, H wy 36. Clean -heated -air conditioned. tlCfUrev.tlit lighting fi/lures, tic. dr. SELL II«M. 1I2S. Calltll-Slll. <•>*»•' HTCCTTO RENT — i'+ny~or ifit*? ^pNSOLE STEREO? — fAon'y models r«- TWO-BEDROOM J230 739-2404 Ho reasonable offer refused. _ m, unfurnishtd, near transportotion. HOLAADEL *K«I 1o our c«t. ANDERSON'S TV AND IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKC rej.i- Private entrances! Eat-in kitchen. Flea market tables available AMCE 30 Br 316 Hollie Or., W, eelford, N.J. for mature woman, Colt 671-9110. ••!••• t,i£i;!. ' ood St., Red Bonk. t*red. ChamplDn bloodlines. 1100 firm. Walk to shopping, buses, ithgoli! 7*7-0625. AND Rt. 35, Hailtt. 946-8313. Coll after 6 p.m. 787-9133 " NEW FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES . FAST WE NEED — Flvt or six, 3-3 btoroorn Welfare ond people with credit problems. PRIVATE SWIM CLUB ' LAUNDROMAT— Unattended lour TOP5bTL Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Call WITH A QUICK ACTION TOY MINI POODLES — Males, Clock. Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished Colonials Ranches dromot in busy shopping center. Screened from far land Mr. Grand. 373*511. AKC. Call otter] p.m. ' om ja5 to J35O per month lor Incomlno, 7e/-iiUjQlier 5 p.m. LuCCS. 7t* UI LOW-COST hiisu KEYPORT personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rl. 3# Mladletown. 671-IO0O. . RED BANK-5HPFWSBURY AREA BA55 AMPLIFIER -I» 300 R M S , **• TBMTYP'EWRJTERS" DAILY REGISTER TOY POODLE —One block mole. 10 From $69,900 GARDENS 3 to 4'bedroom custom-built homes featur- Bowling alley and bar, 24 alleys, liquor li- COMdltl?n- Cor0t- l6 12s- **W- Ccl1 weeks old. AKC rcglitercd, belt blood 2-3 BEDROOM HOME ~ Lincroit, Mtd- cense and restourani license. Building after 2 p.m. Rental $16.50 per mo." Una. Sim. U2 1*7] or 717-5155 251 Ailonnc St.. oft Rtt 36 dletown, Hoimdel vicinity. From 1300 to ing fireplaces, master oeoroom suites, 21,000 sq. ft. Parking area, 44,000 sq ft , Portable repairs il •72-0327 FAMILY AD Superintendent on Premises 13JO. Business couple, no children, good central air conditioning, some wooded con be converted to other uses. Must sell ELECTRIC RANGE - Bulif-ln type, m? FREEKITTEMS Apt. 6 references, Coll after 6 p.m. 842-9035 lots, paneled family rooms, lull base due to owner's ittness. Terms available new. Toppan, fobulouj "^M" vlsuoltte. 3 LINES -5 DAYS Adoroble. offecllonate. Litter (rained Call Phone (301)' 244-831] rnents, country kitchens and mony more Coll PIPER REALTORS for additional in- t-ompieie with oven, broiler, lour ilide- GERANIUMS FOR 174-242J. (9 a.m.-5 p.m. j YOUNG BUSINESS MAN - Rtqulrei OU1 burners ond rotlsitrl*, 40" wide, 37" smell oportment, furnlihed or unfur formation. Ask for Mr. Ward, 351-5500. 3 for SI. Flower and vegetable plant*, BASSET HOUND PUPS — AKC, top qual- RED BANK — Furnished cpartmert, deep. Cabinet olso available. Coll 8423)30 honglng pots. Wholeiolt and retail. Mike s JUST $2.00 three rooos and both, for business couple nlihcd, by May IS Prelcr Middletown Williamsburg 6Jo I p.m., weekend! all day. ity blood lines. Heallhv and adorable. Red Bonk area. References. Call 671-9071 Gr«nrioui(, Ml Shore Blvd. Keonjburo. Avoilobif tor Werchartdiic For Sale only. or nurses. I US month, utilities ipcluded- FOR SALE — Brand new Pachcge Liquor One month security needed. No pets. Neor rtore 9 a.m. or ofler 6 p.m. REALTY COMPANY TYPtWRITERS. ADDING machines AH Article.rnuil originate troin a housenold Store opened March, 1973, in Shrewsbury ond may- not **ceea a sole price ol S50.&O 10-YEAROLU GELDING - Buckskin view Hospilol and town Call UJ- Plazo Shopping Centir, Rt. 35, Shrews- ™»kej new or used. Guoranleea low a%: t'.i. Serplcos, 101 Monmouth St Next to CHAIN SAW per article. quarter horse wilh western saddle, tack bury, N.J. Relocation of managing part- box ond peer. Call 3&4-5?3fl, 431-9100 ner compels quick sate. Take a look and theater. 747-O48S. Remington, 71" roller nose arm. Like Price MUST be odvertued. Eoch odditian- HIGHLANDS — O" Route 36. Ooe-bed- REAL ESTATE make an offer. Contact Mr. Jourmck, 826- new. tin. Coll 291-322' after I p.m. ol line 51.00. No copy changes may be ENGLISH SPRINGER SPAN7ELP'UPS~ room lurnished oparJment. All uliliiies in- OVOO. Principals only. mode ond no discounts or returns will be Two malts- AKC. S80. cluded. S13S o monlh, one month security. FOR SALE H,\M\MONb ORGAN made U ad is canceled before expiration. No pets. Call 2VI 3940 otter 5 PIANOS-ORGANS To Place Your Dailf Register or As bury Pork Over ISO units ol warehouse prices. ConnConn, ACK MALE GERMAN 5HEPHERO — LONG BRANCH — Furnished Ihree-roo NEW Brand new oraon wllh Rhythm KlmbalKlmballl , YamohYamohaa . ChlckrChlckeringi . LlLesliie FAMILY AD, CALL. . . Block/tan. Will mate with AKK. (emolt Qportmenl, oil utilities. Noiecurity, r 420. Mortgages Used pianos ond orgons from 93S. Uli lee. 493-I37Q. 705. Houses tor Sole ppels. Gi s welcome. 341-9740. RUMSON COLONIAL ited Rentals. 9-9 dally, Sot. until ft. LOVELYHOWE ON LAKE -Two lir Immedlntf tfeUvtry. Bench, music end y A'KC YORKSHIRE TERRtETs - Ideal HIGHLANDS - StudicTapartrrient.1 Sepa" l»sons included. place*, very quiet. Fishing. Siiuoted on one acre. Spacious FreeholFhld d MusiMi cC Center 741-6900 Mother's Day Qift. Both parents imported rnte eot-m kitchen. jlfiO a month, onr four-bedroom, JVj-both home. No Fees Charged Irom England. Three moles. V300 each, month secunt/. No pets. Coll Wl-3940 at- Brick fireplace ond beamed) 4*14730 24-Hour Service 946-4946. ter 5 FOUR-BEDROOM VICTORIAN - Mod 775-9300 MOVING — 12 HP. GARDEN TRACTOR CLEARANCE SALE — Oue to space limi- ern kitchen. Immoculate. 144,000, Possi teilrnQ in den, living roorn< elf- On Second Mortgage Loans nt dining room, eal in oil GF Own dolly 'lil » Sol.'Ill S WITH 42" MOWER, LIKE NEW, 5700. tations we must run a cleoronce sale. BULL TERRIER PUPPY bility of private mortgage lo qualified NO LEGAL FEES! ALSO, LEAF CATCHER, S/5. GARDEN Large selection of quality furniture on Malt, six months. U5. buyer. rlch«n, lull boiemen,. Priced NO CLOSING COST! DESKS. FILES, tables, choirs, oddlna ma- CART, 175. 741-3917. sole this Friday and Saturday. Card ta- Call 291-0204 Secord door walk-up. Downtown Red o NO DEPOSITS! cfilnei. typewriter*, orfkr equipment, etc. bles, chairs, tfrop-leot tables, fioleleys, FREE TO GOOD HOWE — Six months Bonh. unntiei supplied For appointment Applications token by phone. Colt the ex- at bargain prices. New or used. AAC marble-top pieces, and many morequoliTy coll Mr. Siier, Ml-frw. A. FRED perienced, licensed. Second Mortgage DESK OUTLET, 170V Rt. 55, Ookhurst,' CUSTOM FRAMING leces too numtrous to mention, Adams old female dog. Housebroken. Hod all Lender, in Business since 194S. S31-1W0. eproducilOfi), 89 First Ave., Atlantic shots. Call /41-8348 after 5 p.m. KEANSBURG GARDEN APARTMENTS PICTURES, MIRRORS Highlands. E One bedroom Heat and hot water DIG YOUR OWN - Scotch and while Morris Plate Gloss Co. Included. *t70. Call 7879581. AAAFFEO CAST IRON HOT WATER FURNACE — For temale sired by champion Talvon p!n«, 3' to I!' tall. VSe per rt. Directly M- lOMopleAve.. Red Bank Sund Your-A. Call after i:30. 264-3716. Mortgage Assocs. nlnd Wicker Bajket, % ml. south or De- Newer used, can't get gas installation, RED BANK — Luxury orif-btdro MOVING — Portable dog pen, 12' » 22' > Double burner, tank less coil, 137,000 BTU. licious Orchards, Rt. H Colts Neck. ~SMALL~FEMALE DOG — AM shots' apartment, large living room, dinette, WATERFRONT VICTORIAN - Four bed Realtor V high, two color TV's, outdoor furniture, Circulator pump, all controls, volvts, etc. Free to good home. disbwosher, otr conditioned. Terrace « CHURCH ST. PATERSON, N.J. ADMIRAL COLOR TV - E«celfenl room-slie humidifier, dining room table, Sacrifice — tSOO. 842-3372. rooms, three fireplaces, studio with j*y 569 River Rd., Fair Haven Coll 542-3697 overlooking Navesmk R iver, pool and mo light, J59,90Oojkina condition. Coll after 4 p.m. 43" X 107". recliner, sled. Fisher stereo, rino. To October I. J260 per month, longer 741-9333 J!^220^ClJ bike, choirs, beds, desks, chest of drowers TWIN SIZE MATTRESS - ( SAMOYED PUP^- AKC registered7'le- lease ovailaDle. 741-9189 eves, and week ni-m\ and many, many more. 741-3917. Orthopedic. Like new. male, nine weeks. Champion bloodlines, ends. WATERFRONT RANCH - Fireplace, l?o Phone 741-2664 Good with children. Cali 671-1920. ft. bulkhead, and a view. WJ.OOO. 410. Business Opportunities 410. Business Opportunities "SHEOSALE" Twb'ffEbRbb-Yl — Basement garden All aluminum. MOVING — Must sell! Full-sized maple WEST HIGHLAND TERRIERS - Chom aportmertj. Reference ond securiiy re- SEVEN BEDROOMS -• 5.-acres, Iwo MORRIS PLATE GLASS CO. beet, never used mattress/box spring, W5. pion tine, whelped Mar. 3. AKC regis- quired, Ho pels. J1V0 per month. Coll 9 kitchens, pool. For Ihe country squire 10-16 Maple Ave.. Red Bonk 741-1043 94" rust sofa. 365. convertible carnage, tered, shots, wormed. 842-5B97. om. lo 5 p.m. only, ?41-3v;S. 1169,000. NEW 130, baby's dressing tobie, HO. Also tools ANTIQUESHOp'lNVENTORY CLEAR- ond miscellaneous items. Coll 566-6692. ST. BERNARD PUPPIES - AKC chom- Colonials Ranches ANCE — 25% oft most Items starting pion breed. Reasonable. AAcAlister Agency MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Call 222-0671 Bi-Levels April 30, I to 6 p.m. Behind the Times An- CAMERA SALE Potio overlooking river. Monthly, season' Reallor tiques, 77 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Dank. GREAT DANE — Harlequin, two years ol, yearly. THE NAUTILUS APART 10? E. River Rd., Rumson ' 841-1894 (Serving America for 100 Years) Pre-lnventory Spring Close-out, Discounts MENTS, Seo Bright, 842 0505, up to 50%i standard brands. Cameras, old, Moving. 3100 cash lo good home, From $39/900 i Oilers an exciiing opportunity to operate a business ol your own with a HORSE MANURE Projectors, Accessories. Sat., Sun., May CaIie70-t 259 F~IVEPROOMS AN"D BATH"~SeCOI.C $76,000 3 to S-b^drooni horD^s —* some feature 1 5, i, Irom 9-6. Soho Camera, 74 Shrews- floor, toces river, private entrance VJb o T*st df ive Ihe neighborhood. Only a US a dump truck load, 5 /, yards. 071-4)53 G E RMAN SHORT-HAIRED POHN f E R" fireplaces, stained trims, paneled fomiiy very small investment. We are interested in a qualified Sales oriented bury, Red Bonk. _____ month includes neoi, eieclnc. 741 60S/, 10-stone's throw to Rurnson Country Day roomi, formal dining rooms, slate toyers alters. PUPS — Seven weeks. AKC registered, person with previous retail experience lo own and operate a catalog ANTIQUES AT LESS THAN NEW FUR- champion bloodlines. Excel lent hunters. 4 p.m. School. Unique five-bedroom Salt Box Co- ond many more interesting features. STEREO COMPONENTS — Harmon Kor- lonial. 29' livina room, perfect dining store in Red Bank, New Jersey. NITURE PRICES — WE LIQUIDATE ES- Bred for temperament. 534-5517. FOUR ROOMS — And both, all utiiil EXCLUSIVE AGENT - CALL US NOW don AS00 amplifier and FM tuner, Garrard TATES — YOU SAVE MONEY. room tor enlerfoining, lurge country type A turntable, all tor 1125. Weekdays FREE KITTENS Two bedrooms. Keoruburp,. ilchen, and Ihree baths. A greoi home (or INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 787-3618 II you are willing lo accept responsibly in relurn tot a fulure in your own call after 5 p.m.. 671-03W. 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk /41/J/J Six weeks old o large family, Asking 176,000. Williamsburg Coll 7B7-6190 business, wide giving lull personal qualifications lo: REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, TWO-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM SET — GELDING —Chestnut roan, IS.3. F *• REALTY CO. RANGES, DISHWASHERS, COLOR TV \ Headboard with box spring, mattress, and , 610. Houses for Rent HONEYMOON E.A. Smith, 4-1 STEREO — Mony floor samples drasti- chest. Excellent condition, S75. Call 7B7-telient pleasure horse. Well mannered, 431-9100 cally reduced. ANDERSON'S TV & AP- obedient, sound. 543-2436 oiler 6 p.m. MATAVVAH AREA — Three bedrooms, COTTAGE COLTS NECK PLIANCE, 30 Broad St., Red Dank. 747- im. two baths, dining room, den. Suitable 1000 S.Monroe Street 16.1 CHESTNUT MARE — Hunted three Nestled in lovely oreo of Fair Haven, tins D825 & Rte 35, Hailet, 946-B3S3. MOVING TO FLORIDA— 5elllngout odults. Moy 15. S350. 566-U67 oiler 5. cozy ronch offers two bedrooms, one BEAUTY & COMFORT contents ot apartment. Like new — only seasons. Experienced rider. Presently Baltimore, Maryland 21232 WTWASHER/DRYER COMBINATION boarded. M50. 842-3110. S125 to WS0 PerrVAorth both, living room with fireplace, dining ore but two of Ihe features ot this solidly six months old; Mediterranean three- room, kilchen, and lull basemfni. Offered - Perfect for cc-orintent. 1275. Call 747- piece crushed velvet living room set, U9S, THE BERGACENCV built home in one ot Fair Haven's best IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — St. Poddy's ot 134,900, but owners will listen lo rea- oreas. Cenler hall Colonial with greol eye 9519. five-piece king-sire bedroom sel, 5695, tittle Shamrocks, beoutiful lilter. Shots, St. 35 Mlcldietown sonable offers, wrought iron dinette. J195, end tables (3), 67HOOO opp*al and river rights Living room ond MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING SETS - 899-8330. paneled tamily room hav* (Ireptoces. Fcr Contract price 157. Sells In store for 1119. coffee table group, S20O, dropes, lamps, WIOE SELECTION OF RENTALS —Fur- etc. 842-1795 or 229-7431; mal dining room plus eat-In kitchen. 'Call 747-9562 or 787-7788. nished and unlumlshed. Immediate occu- ARMSTRONG Great summer living on the screened ATTIC FAN — Slo Speed, heavy duly, i20, TIFFANY SERVICE PLATES - Royal 595. Merchandise Wanted poncy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, porch or brick terrace. Four bedrooms. FOR LEASE Oceonport Ave., Oceonport. S42-3JOO, AGENCY-REALTORS Th baths, Bosement. Ashing $81,000. Coll 250' No. 10 Broidex in coll, $7.50. Cos Crown Derby "Regency Pattern." Set ot 5SS Prospect Ave. /41-450O Little Silver wobble pump. 15. 843-3494. IO,741-6178ofter4 p.m. THREE-BEDROOM — Twoboth ranch. Used Oriental Rugs CHILDREN'S CLOTHING — And toys, MOVING — Green sola, square arrns ond Located In excellent orea of New Shrews- SEASHOR ETNCOME Chinese ond Pf r«on . ' bury. May 1st occupancy avolloble, S350 COZENS REALTORS THREE BAY SERVICE STATION 50c to 14, cor scat, M, electric baby-dlsti, back, 36". two slipcovers, 150. Solid Also Walt Topeslnes Two-family home with garage efficiency mahogany 49x60 dining room table, plus rent. Sterling Thompson Associates. 946- 741-7686 U, 14-clUb QOlf bag, (9. 842-7476. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 4466, Mrs. Cushmon. apartment on sandy beach. Pier, boat three leaves ond five chairs, In good con- mooring, Riparian rights. Ocean balhing. 113 River Rd, Fair Ho»en, N.J. Middle Road & Pine Street KENMORE DRYER — GE washer. Both dition, $200. Round leotheMop mahogany PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Wilt poy top Low toxes. Great inveilment. Priced right In working condition, both for 150. Call ct- MODERN — Three-bedroom house. Rum- MULTIPLE LISTINGS lobte, 36", 130. Coll 747-596?, 5-9 p.m. dollar (or Lionel Trains '"O" gouge. Any son. Two-year lease and references. Call 00 ter 6 p.m. 7418853. age, ony condition. 347-1445. Hazlet BIGELOW RUG — Wool, velvet pile, 842-7915. ANTIQUE SPINET PIANO wall-to-wall, avocado green, 15x21 and ANTIOUFSURGENTLr NEEDED Jesse French. S325. SPARKLING SHREWSBURY CAPE - 3- RUAASON Paid training 11x24 plus 15 steps and holl runner. Like Furniture, paintings, cut gloss. arT, J bedrooms, one bath, tireploce, paneled VAN HORN Coll 364-0429 new, 2Vi years old, originally SI 700. Astc- bronzes, clocks, porceloin, rugs. Jewelry. Four bedrooms. !'/i baths, dining room, iameroom, basement. Newly decorated AGENCY - REALTORS TREES — 13 to >8, 2' to 5 . Balled ona ingMOO. 291-9430. ' NAME YOUR PRICE den. lull basement. Construction starts in frirougrioui. Lease, references and secu- Open 1 dcys. Call 7d noun o Day. burlapped. Dogwood, White Pine, Colora- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES rity. May f5 to June 1 occupancy. 1325 per May. Let us show you the lot and the DRY CLEANING AND FINISHING 10 Riverside Avt., Rtd Bonk 741-74 7-4 Call CHEVRON OIL CO. do Blue Spruce. 264-5523. EQUIPMENT —''For sale cheap! Also, month plus utilities. 741-0211 evening!. 747-4100 plans. Walk to schools, bus, tennis courts washers, dryers, etc. v to 6 p.m. 6M-18B9 NAN JOHNSON BELFO~RTT- Seven-room furnished 804 River Rd. Fair Hoven ond boat ramp. Fireplace optional. Noth- GE ELECTRIC RANGE 1 ing lifce it ot Ui.liO. Atter 6 p.m. and Sundays, 642-3746. BUYS AND BUYS house. I /] baths. Security and references. - KEYPO^T • 687-1550, Ext. 72 In very good condition. 140. Coll 787-IS35 • Cory fourbedroom, one-bolh Dutch Colo fall 74I-217& RUGS FROM FRANCE - Oriental de- From an entire household to a single nial. Convenient lo everything. Priced lor ALLAIRE-FARROW Eves. 6-8 p.m. 324-1128 Sign. Fair condition. Size, 8'/V x iOir, .item. Antique furniture, je " MONMOUTH BEACH ~ Air conditioned^ quick sale, S31,900, Realtor r. tvea. o-o p.m. j£f-i mo 'A PROFESSIONAL — 30" Locke reel type Two tor S49. Coll 842-29BB. Immediate cosh. Top dollar. 194 Brood St., Red Bank mower with grass catcher, used once. On the woter. Seven-rpom, two-bath US0. Value tor 5500. Call 741-5147. G.E. WASHER — And Norgc-gas dryc-r, ANMQUE JEWELRY — Top cosh paid. ranch. $^00 per monlh.' Yearly lease. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 741-3450 125 each. LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd., ALSO summer rentals from J1OO0. HICK- Enouph room tor growing lamilv m this MUST SELL — Allo saxophone. One flule. Call 2910525 L:olr Haven. 842-6257 or 741-4337. EY AGENCY, REALTOR. Coll 222-4087 iwo-sfory four-bedroom Nome, in a "move Coll Anytime Remlnalon shotaun, model 1100, 20 gauae. CA~SH~i= oTTOL D~T~6 Y~ 'f(i AI"hY~A n y anytime. in" condition. Asking V32.S0O AAIDDLETOWN~TOWNSH1P Remington rifle, model HI. 3)06. Coll ROCK MAPLE COLONIAL DRESSER — Maanllicent hidden H-room loa cobintvDP S50. Buckskin |acket, *25. Traditional moke or condition or will trade HO, 02'. 0 HTGHIANDS — Small three-room col M2-206J. or wide gauge. 7743710. home on Vh wooded estate ocres 72**0 sofa, 150. 642-6731 after 5 p.m. taae. Suitable tor adults. il3S month APOLLO healed Indoor swimming pool, souno and KITCHEN CABINETS - Formica counter r Security required. 291-2141. CLASSIFIED ROYAL PORTABLE"!YPEWRTTER OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china," Agency, Int. showerbath. Six bedrooms, two living- top. toble-lop oos range. woll-Duen, 6' CONVENIENT eELFb'RpToCATl'ON - . Member Monmouth County ML S rooms with fireplaces, Ihree baths, dining Good condition. 524. nJosswore, ort ob|ecis ond brica-brac, r breoktosl bor wiln lighted canopy, and .Immediate cash tor anything and every- Three-year-old ranch, Living room, dining 337OHwy35, Hoilet /1V-OI00 oom, modern scullery kitchen, and but- four leather bar ^loofe. Whirlpool dish- Coll 8720327 vltilnrj. Ruscll"s, 25 East Front St. 741-1W3. room, kitchen, two bedrooms, tiled both, Kext to SHORE POINT \UH ler's ponlry. Must see tD appreciate. Con washer, Frigidalre frost-prool <£frig- MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS — Year's lease, months security, S250 per venient to shopping, schools, churches ond erator, bottom freerer. other extras. Best $20, dresser with three large drawers, TOY TRAINS WANTED month pljj utilities. ALLAIRE-FARROW NTECTMORE'ROQAA? parkway. Asking 5200.000. Coll A KO ADVERTISING RATES otler. Ut-tm: pointed brown, ilO. Colt 787-643O\ Any model or condition. Will pay cosh or ZICKY REAL ESTATE, Broker, Rl. 35, AGENCY, 741-3450, trade HO.'Call 531-1386, __• __ Tfils Gleaming white Colonial, in trie finest Eotontown. N.J. 542-3323. AZALEXS ONE TWIN BE6~VVITH MATTRESS AND KE~ANS~BI7RG~— CompucFoil electric port ot Rimson, offers room lo spare. SIX RHODODENDRONS SPRING -$25. BASS DRUM~WAN"fEb tour-rooms, tiled both. 520S. Available HUGE BEORO0MS plus 3'.? boths, 26' DIRECT ACTION LINE 741-6900 Priced lo sell. Coll W6-857I Call 741-3539 Coll 471-0364 living room with fireplace, family room RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILES now. Utilities extra. Lease, security AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send far Ask for CHrls Adults prelerred. 7B7-O5'9. Lovely view trom the screened porch. $3.00 Minimum Charge ELECTRONIC TEST EQUIPMENT - MOVING — MUST SELL IMMEDIAT- Central oir. Realistic at il 14,900. tree catalog of modest homes; forms, po- 12V to ltO-AC Inverter, and ham gear, ev- ELY — 54 yards dark green/white carpet- BUYING — COIHS, SILVER, GOLD, Icrtlal Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- erything under $25.74M672 after 5. ino. S1S0. Hoover dial-o-motic upriqht vac- JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, DIAMOND5. oge. lots, business opportunities. 1 Day •:: !i5' per line uum cleaner, 130. Beautiful Ughtotier sil- Any condition. Mr. York, 264-4600. CONTENTS OF TWO HOMES - Moving ver chandelier, S75. Bedroom set, cherry, 635. Summer Rentals Borus Agency RAY STILLAAAN REALTORS 2 Days (Consecutive) 50' per line out ol stole. Sacrifice. Coll 842-1795 or 2»- includes loom mattresi, box spring, USED SERvTCÂBLE~GEf PORTAB*LE PENNSYLVANIA — Pocono Lake chalet, 7431. double dresser, chest, headbocrd ond mir- BEDROOM AI R CONDITIONER OR 400 Rivtr Rd , Foir Hovcn Realtor sleeps 11, Dishwasher, fireplace, Private M7-.53? 3 Days (Consecutive) 40' per line ror, 1150. Expensive new women's shoes EQUIVALENT. lake ond tennis court. Near golf and "Our 54th Year" HAY -GOOD QUALITY 64S Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741 WOO Si.SOper bole. MAE-MAC FARM, Rte 5J7, sue 8'/vA and AA, also 9AA, $5 and up. 842-9593 horses. Special rates. Spring. Summer, 4 Days (Consecutive) 37' per line Black Borgazia coat, size U, like new, %MS weekly. 671-3071. '~~ SEA"BRIGHT ' Colts Neck, 7B0 2691, SJ0. LaCoste tennis shorts and top, size 14, Attention>ort Monmoutn 1 HIGHLANDS - Apartment on th"e beach. MAPLE BEDROOM SET - Threepietc. $10, Four-piece lire tong set, modern, $10, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 5 Days (Consecutive) tt 34 per line 842-7939. Three rooms. Summer rental. Will be Personnel transferring GE refrigerator, apartment slit. Ex- REAL ESTATE year round in Sept. 671-9292. cellent condition. 544-94B0. Two-itory, Iwo-lamil/ home, plus gorage to Fort Gordon, Ga. 6 Days (Consecutive) 32' per \m& „ RENTALS oportment. Sondy beoch. pier, ond boot Ccr.loct Scott Realty Co. for your housing GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR mooring. Good investment ot V42.0OO. needs. New homes, existing homes ond 1 Days (Consecutive) 30' per line — With swivel shelves, good condition. 520. Garage/Yard Sales IBS M0. Furnished Rooms rental homes, oil price ranges Ccntoct $75. Two melol clothes closet, one year Bob Hammett or Danny Schultje (404) 8 Days (Consecutive) -.27' per line old. excellent condition, S?0 each. Ap- YARD SALE — Anything ond everything. ALLAIRE-FARROW 798-1SD3, 798-7803 or ,98 69J0. proximate size 40" wide. 63" high. Call May 3, A. 5. 10 lo 5. 60S. Apartments "ALPINE "MAN OR Realtor 264-7791. 16 Lincoln Court, Keonsburg MODERN APARTMENT — Near Iron ?94 Broad St., Red Bonk LOOK WHAT rx.rfotlon. Kwnsburg. Best tirrie lo call iVotel and Hotel, Highlands. G72-.773 Hotel FAMILY PLAN RATE GRAY PERSIAN LAMB COAT — Knte GARAGE SALE — Clothes, furniture, rooms, dally mold service, 120 ond J25 per 741-3450 $36,000 length, size U or 36. 149.50. Cost U9S. 968- toys, ceramics, You name It, we cot It. 64 bl«5W!« :\ 1 inns - '• D.iys - Si' (10. SI .HO oauii aclctilion.il lino Available lo inrii- week. Motel rooms, private beoch, TV, Call Anytime WILL BUY 4M11 Seabreeze Way, Keonsburg. 7B7-6079. oceanfront, dally maid service, (40 week. 1 Thurs., Frl., Sot., 10-4. KEANSBURG. Four bedrooms, large decorator kitchen. vidu.lh pl,ir.iii(| .id , under "MnrvlKinrln.H I or II.IIM" tor itnrns nnl c.x- POOL FILTER — Dlatomactojs earth, J« Ediclency apartments available June 1. FURNISHED) ftObM — In private home. $92,500 iwo full boths, gomeroom and basernenl, r>:edini| Si»Oe<)( li llenv; niusl bo r:ru.i>d h.p., 175. Well pump, I ICO. NEIGHBORHOCTD~GA~R"AGE SALE"~ Middletown. Suitable for woman. Coll 471- freshly painted. Col! 842-4168. Coll 671-4584 Wicker furniture, many •goodies." May 6, m-nn &10O. Mini-estofe, Rumson Rd. Four btdrooms, Contract Rates on Bequest Sun,, 11 to 4 p.m. (Rain date May 30) 387 BRADLEY BEACH 2'ij bathj. Encellent condition. Lovely "40' POOL"-143,MO — A huge Colonial G.E. REFRIGERATOR — Good working Cooper Ra\, Midd.etown. WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with pri- home in beau'i'ul Rumson, Coll today with 10 rooms. Four large bedroom*. condition, 130. Charcoal grill, like new, NOW RENTING vate bath and weekly maid service, 535 large kitchen, formal dining room, big, S30. Lawn sweeper, almost brond new. YARD SALE - Indoor and outdoor. May Brond new luxury apartments tor imme- per week. Windjammer, 344 Ocean Ave., comfortable living room, basement is fin BOX REPLY SERVICE H5.CoM after 6, W2-9143. 4-5. Elks Lodge, Motn St., Port Mon- dlote occupancy. One-bedroom apart- Sw Bright. 847-3084 or 7B7-WSS. shed and fiasgomeroom and den. FRONT PAGE READERS ments starling or S170 per month. Wall-to- COMBINATION TV, RADIO. RECORD mouth, 10-41. No early callers. 150x180' landscoped lot with 16x40 m- 1 wall carpeting, GE appliances, security HIGHLANDS — Lovely sunny room with Pick-Up .SO \? ',0 per linn Hold tntr deeding PLAYER — 550, two window fans, i12, YARD SALE T- Postponed trom lost Sot. grouno* pool, fenced-In backyard, gas gnu intercom systems, oti street porking, 'i river ond ocean view. Mature oenlleman. AAcCUE \\',[) Minimum ? line., maximum chest-of-drawers, 520. 767-0138. Glassware, electronic equtpment, furni- ond lights. Ownef transferred and looking *ilock from (he oceon. Model open daily tor reosonobte offers Open / days a Mailed S1.00 M luio-s. All leiidrr-, placed ol loot ture, lamps, chess sel. Much mis- Can mn\o. Realtors WEAR-EVER DELUXE BABY CAR- between 10 a.m. ond 4 p.m. Coll 96B-M39 30 Ridge Rd Rumson we«H,9o.m. to /p.m. Coll THE KIRWAN til column orni nuukrd "Adv." cellaneous. Sat., May 5, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. r filch ho-LMipiibef ,iM;ir)nrr) RIAGE — 142 originally, two months old, or 213-7772. U7-17M CO.. REALTORS, ?5 NEWMAN SPRINGS 1901 Monmouth Blvd., Wall Twp. No early used once, S20. 842-4B19. COASTAL TOWERS APARTMENTS A~NEW 1D E A r * ROAD, RED BANK, N.J, &42-4350. callers. ______108 Brinley Ave. ¥«r round living for Golden Agrrs. Nice "DO IT NOW! PANELING — Four sheeis genuine rose- r,oms, ocean view, Ihree AomecooKed RED BANK — Furnished two rooms, Buy now while it is sttll avoiloDle — this RTD1) Al7K~^~T hTVe~bedr"oom s, 'wo wood. Left over from decorating. 512 per meals dolly, 74 hr. love and attention. baths, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, sheet. Coll 787-7565: SUPER GARAGE SALE With. S1S0 monlh. Neor tronsportotion. All You're not "lull o name" here. In Aibury brand new bi-level is well locoted in « fine DEADLINES Everything including the kitchen sink. utilities. Single person preferred, Secu' community, Triree bedrooms. IV? boths, enclosed porch, basement, garoge. woik Pork call 775-50M. to Shopping. 131,900. 741-3656. KENT DRUM SET - I6"x2O" boss, Bathroom sinks, fabrics, cribs, 22,000 rity^74l.fl&BL^_ ^ icrge tamily room, country kitcntn, jum- mer occupancy. 138,500 Noon Day Preceding Publication snare, tom-tom, 14" floor torn, 18" Zll- BTU otr conditioner, camera, furniture, EATONTOWN AREA - Furnished room. NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP —"Threshed" DISPLAY ADS -2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION djlan ride cymbal, 14" high hoi. seal, S130. antiques and more. All cheop. 102 Linden GREENGROVE Coll between 6 ond 9 p.m. room ranch on 100' x \1S' nicely ihrut&ed Ave, Middletown. (oft Pine St.] 10 to 4. ra-1818 ond treed lot. Full bosement with pone led Coll 741-3299 evenings. Frt , May 4, and Sal., May 5. NO EARLY All ;H!S nm ic'.l j In H c;l;i'.',i(tr.)lion. ;ind lo the tpr\u\ar GARDENS Borus Agency recreation room, dining room, kitchen, UTlUT7~fRA~ILER — 4' high, 5'V' long, REALTORS CALLERS^ _ , 99 Greengrove Ave. Keyport, N.J. living room. Garage, double driveway ') I'Mily Hf()r.;!t'r • nf l\ p wvt> \Uc iiijhl In -Mil ur iqncl any 3'6" wide, tires size 15, 5150. Coll 264-9320 W0 River Rd , Fair Hoven between 10 a.m.-6 p.m. GA~RA~GE"SALE~— Pine hutch, Eorly 1-bedroom 1175 block walk to school. 327,000. By owner 2-bedroom 1225 ,47 4537 9W-4M6 otter 6 weekdays, anytime week r American dining set, relngerotor, wash- MOVJfJG"^~93' so(oTtwin bedroom suite, ing machine, encyclopedia, old violm. Includes htot, hot water, oir conditioner OC RED"B"ANK~-Tsuitable (or RI>>ER PLAZA ends. AM/FM combinotton stereo ra- Other large ond mony small items. All 2 blocks east Rl. 16 and MMdle Rd. business people. Close to everytning. Excellent starter or reiircment home wiih dio'phonogroph console, one twin bed, Write P.O Box SOI, Red Bonk. EAST KEArJSBURG - two bedroom day Sot, and Sun., Moy 5-6. 3 Niles Ave., living room, dining room, kitchen arid house. 114.900. . CORRECTIONS CANCELLATIONS triple dresser ond mirror, etc. 741-8140. Middletown. 671-95OV. Phone 264-1846, AAgr. Apt. 72 Three Bedrooms, Full basement. Nicely Wr will nol 1)0 ir-jionsiblr (or mmr Musi t)f phoned in liftoff S p.m. lendscoped, wooded lot. Owner relocating KETVTNATOP. sTDE-~BY-!'iDE REFRtcT YARD"SALE - Two families. Furniture, RED BANK Ilion our iiumtri 1 irmv turn Plrcise dciv prrrrdinq publirtition, Billing io Florido. immediale otcuponey. Asking ERATOR — Moving to Fla. 10 months old. Whirlpool dryer, tov5, some antiques, LUXURY HI RISE M0. Commercial Rentals ESTATE WITH INCOME PROPERTY check Nrst puliltrutimi ol your utl will lie cl Kile (or number ol ejoyi Was 1600 — selling for 133D. 7B7-4720. Call Riverview Towers U4.900. In prestigious Locuit (Rumson areal on nd wtis putilt'itiod. glosswore. pottery, onri lots more. Sot.. : between 8-10 a.m. or 7-9 p.m. 5un,, May 5, 6. Alden Lone, oil Sycamore 2S Riverside Ave., Red Bank EXCELLENT" WALKER & WALKER creek with lovely Qrounds, Nine room Ave., in Ntw Shrewsburv. Overlooking Ihe Novesink River. Spacious mam hDuie, two-room summer houie, 10 FILCD G t-J bedroom apartments. Central oir con- MANUFACTURING SPACE room coiriggc house v>ith two i.pacioui Call alter 6 p.m. GARAGE" SALE — '4 h.p. motor, Vanac ditioning.' 24-hour doorman, indoor pork One itor/ building. 10,250 jq. It. Ample apartmenls with firtpiocev and iwo two 84J.S3SB relnoerator. two llu^h doors, furniture, Ing, swfm pool, morma, TV iecunty. ler- porking. Three overhead doors. Gon> RUMSON— Like new, tf>ree btptc ir goroges. Mom housp has living raofn odds and ends. 15 Bloôm Rd , Rurmon. •aces. Mr, Prlem (201) 741-173?. venlent to public transportation Attrac' twohotriroofi Cupe Cod X'OM" to ^ch[ ith lireploce. den with fireplace emd for F~lTlL~sTz¥~CRlll — WlTh good clean mat- live price. Brokers protected. 747-1100. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX tress, 515, Mohogany coffee table, good 10 to 4 p.m., Saturday. RED BANK - Peninouse wltn balcony On lovely quipt Îretl IHJ.I.CO ol beams, fomiiy room, dining roocv condition, 525. 747-1427. YAfifcTsALE"-MOYTVS. 10 tT^Tcdf overlooking the Navesink Two bedrooms. 1 moderniied country kitchen with foeum-, ONTCARGE "R'OOM — 15 t IS , ground ELLEN S. HAZELTON Four lorgp bedroomi, 1'.» baths, carpeiifiq rack $1?, 0oOri5, clothing, household arti- fwo baths, full dining room, carpeting ond tloor, private enlronce. Unlimited free Realtor (TAfTAlTPORC'HTET - IDSTaoteteg olrconditioning, BOD WAN ARMS throughout. Live rent free. Principals oni/ REAL ESTATE cles. Most prices 5c to SI. 116 Clinton PI., parking. 747-2401. j vV. River Rd , Rumson 843-3700 table, 170, assorted window tons, 110 each, APARTMENTS. 7O0S16, 9 noon and eve SCO. ?9J C7?7. J RENTALS " v Shrewsbury. Member inter City Relocation Service record cabinet, 110. B«-U29;__ ninp,s, CENTRAL HE VV~JE'R" SE'Y" Hov7f»' IQ 7 BENEFIT GARAGE SALE eel lent locchom available (or rtloil I 10 Auto:. Fur !,,i!o 8 MM"G"AF~MOVIE~PR'OJECTOR • FAIR"~HAVEN COLONIAL I33.90O - f> 1!) A[);iilnH'nl'; With screen, hardly "*ed, 555. Give away prices — Somelhing lor every- HARBOR VIEW- Lovefy qarden apoi t- stores, boutiques, elc. Outstonding reniol An excellent value on today's market, IOII OCre S39//O0 l.'f) l'iir><; iVrvl li.iilni-, I 'II Mnu1 *••, f itr I'.'nl Coll after 6 p.m., 787-6629 one, Sot., May 5, 9 to 4. rnents. One heftrnrkm tntfjl rl^rtrir Mwv vclufS. Coll 84?-447I. Brokers fully pro- Three large bedrooms, I'; bolris, lorqe Coll /"4I-3W, fill Mi..|n'i ,i '.". 74 Rivers Edge Dr. Liitle Silver 36, Hiqnionas. N J New York busr^ ot ifcied. kitchen, tormal dining room, fireplace in ^.'D Hr>n:,il'. 'o lili.l'i; FULL SIZE BEDSTEAD-SIO -- Bookcase, door. Beautiful view of harbor and uircin Nving room, lull bosement, enclosed 'ronl LEONARDO— rhrrcbcarorjm\, I leoded glass doors, 510. Buffe, 110, woih- GAR"AGE"SALE — Sun., Mciy 6. I? to i. /TLA NT IC HIGHLANDS - tvMy I lil Aiilu '. "!•.«« r'.ir''. I. •(] Wiiilin Hcn1.il-. o/l-SIW porch, trick patio Open 7 days a vwrk, 9 'hi, large eat in lutcften, h/rn-j rr,r,n. ing machine, 510, Storm sash ond screens, Refrigerator, loble ond chain, household equipped restaurant. Seots 1W. om to /pm. Coll TH£ KIR WAN CO.. r.n .VIM', i.vni : IM-.C 1 lily and recrfahon room. Principal I,- . SiirnniiM llf.ni.ill wood, good condition, 51 ea, 542-262S. goods. 43 Richard fer,, Middlftown F A T O H T O vV N Call 741-1144 after.** p m REALTORS, 75 NEW M AH SPRINGS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCV y Call ?9I 4? IS Ii-'J Awl.!!'•'.•;•.!". •• I..1(1 I irni'.hci1 Hoi.ins G-AR"A'GTTALE" -~ClotliesTtoysTiurni- ROAD, RED BANK. N.J 847 43SO W H IT ~E *VDINI NG"R" 66~ArTS E T" MohcT Rt 3S. odiocent 'o main ontconce to fn't ~ASBURY PARK~-ÂLLENHURSr RFD BANK"-- Center hall Colonial Fou I ,'[) AMI.i I HUM '- :| 1 _..:. "New and Old." Wed. Ihru Sot., 10 I. .!) fjuf :ni] Horilf"". gony Chippendale, not antique Table with MOfimoulh. NPW lorqp i ond 4 room opu' t- Mam Si. Modern-oir condilioneo offices. t)fdroom\. living room, formol din r.• ; pods, eioht chairs, brcakfront and buflet. to 6. ti Sea Breeze Woy. Keansburq. NEW SHREWSBURY — A 20' high hedgr 1H ) [•.oir.lrii. !i,:n [ nuiriMl 1 nouS wall to-woil coroel in- Deal Lake Building. ?00 sq. ft. — 4.500 SQ. hides this chorminq older home Over I i rooTt, large MTcF'*f>, I i ba'hs Hi S(/j 1.10 Cofiirni.fCi.il R.Mll.l Mint condition. 5?00, Call between 57, 54?- YARD~SALE~-~Mi~Vce1loneoiJi iterrVsT'Sat" cluded ~ air (ondilionrd •— Gold f/.rttit- (I Al k ll tlt D l r.li) W.mli'fl Anlurin.i|iv«- l ocres. Spacious hoilwoyi, bromfd living Coll W-wZ* ()/0 Hu Irlfiifr. G.ir.if)( 'i 0950. and Sun., Woy 5 and 6, 10 to 5. /9 Willis lectric aparfmen'^. Rrnf Prorn iom, fireplace, tvvo screened porchfs. L OOKIMG POP F'F P(,Orj - Willing to in 1WB per rnonir,. (?0l) 1*1 B0i* Of I?0> I 8J6- ANTIQUE SHERATON DESK '- Ynrn- Ave:, Keansburg. enormous dm ing room, loundr/,dert. 1 1 i.mi w.inti'ii in rtfii in house lor purpose of renting it ou bour style doors, Federal Eagle ininy, 3100 Atlantic Highlands Opei stoircaie ifads to three lary** bed- BUSINESS DOUBLE "GARAGE "SALE"-"Mo7*5,~6,'"9 Mouie alreod/ rcnlefl or.i pecpie wifitr mohogony, with two drowers. Ashing 5285. Choice location near Hwy 36. Corner lot rooms, sundec* cf! mailer bedroom, lols -DIRECTORY tD 5, Lois of "goodies" and bottles. 15 KEANSBURG — Incee DMroomi S/J^ 'i lo sloy Owner rr>y\» ^fii immpdioieW REAL ESTATE 642-6137. _ Oneido Ave., Hilton Pork, Novesmk. iQ5'x.J8\ completely fenced, two gates. of easels, r.j balhs up ond j down. New FOR SALE month, ore month security. Depositor Building contains furnished office with appliances, new electrical wiring, security Wont 112.000 or *3i!>0 to oivjfnf rr.on ZOTRld" ACCORDION — Cosl over 15M, el'onged mind. 4952011. lights, three-car garage, workshop. Loti gogp /W 100 ioi. iwo bedroom'., co" I'll) Hii'.irif.n Sorvni" GARAGE SALE" 15' vinyl pooITciivTng privole lovolory, 3-bay garage, second r sacrifice for 5150, ploltorm, tiller, outdoor .(urmture, itiuoy HTGTTLANDS — River und oceon V\C-M. lavatory. Ideal for construction company, ery old ireei, vegetable oo'tJen, lo'i of •n, >ritth(n, parlor, en;lo\ed S;jnporc 764-4327 alter 4 p.m. __^ unusuol Hems Sat.. Sun., May 5 onrf 6, 2''?-room turrished aportnient. Mature plumber, bool soles, uiedcari-vou llowers. very privote Trm houie need! jf weroge Coil W Wrt bctorr 5 starts at 10. 190 Pincknev Rd., Little Sil- business person 8.2-12IO. nome it. Zoned commercial, ligftt monu- odditionol renovotiOM, Fi'm orite of OAKHURM - Four-bedroom Copt {.•• EMPLOYMENT MOVING ~- Klndel truitwood bedroom, SS7.00O. Low to»es Call a*ttr, ot three-drawer chest, mirror, douBle bra1. focturing Immediate occupancy. 291-0163. room with fireplace, drung town, c RED BANK - Unfurnished Oreenlree box spring ond mntlresi. nigM table. Best DARN SALE -rrt..So!., Moy ithond Aparimentj, 2J9 Spring Si. Two bedroom OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - At 31) offer COM747-0I33. 5th. 0 3 pp.m. LKbKert s Born, Crciwf ill) Mi•!;> W.inlrc! MITMII f >..m,r oporiment avoilotie. Also one-oedroom Biood, £1., Red Bonk All utilities From HSON- Roncn Thrff tjfdfdonn Corner Rd , Holmdei OAVHUPiT — W.M) Two yfO' old Co "S6"UD"CHE"H'RY CAPTAIN "S CHAIRS"" Call for appointment 741 -3953. Mi rnbntti Coll Horry Drozin, 843-/TO0. tjotrii, lorge living FOSTI, 10 kiltrirn, '.-I'!) fl.ltJV .'iir.rj r'l iM C.,H"' ol Four b*droofi'., 'i ? tyiths, fon-,. Matched set from Rurmon Estate GARAGE AND YARD SALF. - Some on" RFD RANK - Htwe only a few choice 10 cleaning ovtn. lull bosemerii. onp car go It Stirrwsbury Avf . Red Bonh Hques Fri , Sat.. May i, i. 10 a m. to 4FOR~ETDERLY GENTLEMAN - Two roge. E*(eMen1 tocaticn Coll Dutldpr. 9 if m with nr ri ^Tled lireDiare. t#o w .'! «) (loriii-.tif. MI':II coiions ovaiiobie for retail store;., bou 1 Oom furnished apartment, shore bath. All 671-0768 U6,40O. ijoroge, ttitiy. f r nciôfs only SV-3609 .'vlll ;,ilil.ll,illr.W,ir.lf.|| GOLF CLUBS — Chandler Harper, cinl p.m. JB9 Prospect Ave,, Little Stiver. utilities. J10O month /i 1-3036 t.ques, choin5, etc Shopping Moll, 1*6 dren s sel, 115, Jr. set. 125. Both with """ GARAGE SALE -Stir, Moy 5 leveli. Oimote controlled Prime area, OVE^ÔM APARTMENT - TRANSFERRED. OP JUST UU! boas. Good condition..Jr. girl's ndinq IS4 Atlantic Ave.. olf Thompvon Avf, Rro'prs protected Coil 8<; an GROWING YOUR HOME' - Call or ;•,') clolhes, Caloric prs incineroior, good con- East Keonstiurq Two bedrooms, heal, hoi water, ond cook- no gas included. Suitable (or adults le for you' complimentary coiiy ol Ap y dition, 125. 6/I-3/6J BRICK TOWN OFFICE PARK HABITAT pleBrooV'S monlnly Home; for Living YARD SALE -• fhrrc lomilie^ • clf>Th VvaTable June 1 Cnil 787-U34 Jiue. Sl'b.OOO STYNfc', BfALTOH. lit CHlIO'S" C"6"RVErfo"GO-CART 11S0. rnogo/inj. Otters pictures, pncfi, de mg, furniture, ptc Fri . Sot . Sun Mny i, Rt:D-B"A~NK - Attroctive nicely furnnhed scripfiors APPLEBROOK A&EHCV. Knitting mochine. 115, wringer washfr, S, A. 10 lo i MMtLcon Si . Riuef ?\ciu. 515. Phone 9^6-2/BO (nee roomii both. Heiidentiol yti rear WALNUT PA ML L \ O - FifM floor OM Rcailors, *iO H*iy 3S. /Viddlelc^" 4^' More Classified CLOTHING AND YAHf) SAl.E - Sii'fs town. Suitable odulU. No pets. 741-BW4. 2»0. """ ANTIQUES 14. 16, 16 Tnursrlay ont! Friday. 9 to 4, 169 -I' . lurnshed. Me oorn, tu I ^SUN - fwobrdrooni fiouif. [Kirch, on Next Page Grond opening May t, 10 In S Kmgi Hwy, MKldlftown VILLAGF. ANTIQUES, HI. 19. Marlbo.o kilchcnetle, mr tonditiorung, terrace, n/jrage IJ/,0OO PrincpciK onW 843 Ubl or WJJI6I pool, bus, beorh. 2)2-3335. nt\r>C(l H'/; ALLAIPE FApPOvV, R 705. Housei for Sale "" " AZALEAS FOR"SALE THREE-'ROOM WATERFRONT APAPI- tor >t\ i*',0 LOCATION -• iBW - Dnlmtiive Colonial Jl 50 fach W\f-NT — Partially fumnrird. Sca\onol or 50 Hoslofd Ave , Leonardo 540. Rental Services MAfAWAM - Threr fjon\ '.JI'P f oilers wormfi iinij criorm, three bed- Cnll '.'?1 l?'l? f AIR CONDI I lONtHS - Gibson 16,001) SUNDAY GARDFNfRS - Work like a proleisifinui o' ire \pncr *jj', \H' 'nr- Otu. 1ISC. Welbilt, BOOO Btu. 1/S floifi f< LIKE PRIVACY' — See pKnsant twe- Other offtcr i|,ci"•' it* '*/1 JUST IN TIME

• HiI.I' S'ip . Avail iljl': o80. Wonted to Rent • Immi.'daK; Oa.up.vi'1/ vbUHG~wdHKIMG COUPLE - D(\ire Ui.'JA JLAN * tu'niihecl oporlment, Hailet area north lo CALL Woodbridge area by June lit, Coll ?64- pplebrook Agency CALL Rt&ttais Noilhom Monmoulh Count,'• Laigttl Nenipapoi MATURE MNOlF BUMNE SSVAN IRWIN Hfquirei onr 0' t«f»-bei)r oorn (umnneif And Monmouth County's Most Interesllng Newspaper S & S Management %k 112 Ayt. ol Two Rivers 747-1100 optirlrnpril or bungalow, prrfertini/ near Rumson 842-2900 fa 222-8309 J_\ Ike Dally Register, 'Kerf Banu—} , ?f.J. a), Ma\ ?. 1973 Lf fiAL NOTICE j.Htttmfftr Sqlt 710. Aportmtnts/ r70.'Mobiie Homes r Town I Hi^S WOElLf' *"OWF. - /tf'f'fitrjn IT WOW T t/ vT" Landfill Engineering Wofk >jtu, P'e Ji, Vs'jw <"ifjo/ fjl'it'A ^ Ju (, ^3. !t»«OJ he p>rch«» flwi. full bos*mtfU» LIcTlOTKC tret shotted, lenctd bock yord cotnpirt PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Ihe fol- wnh pool, stole potio ond 50s grill. Threi lowing Qrdinancr*v*os passed on find bedrooms, living room, both, forge conn 730. Farm Property consirferQf»A>*V The Mtiyor ona Council FREEHOLD - The coUnly be in operation this year. inspection and construction lion, anil the firm is to be paid try kitchen, proTcssionolly remodf led 7?0 Real Estate Wonted of ine fio/ouflh oi Eotontown tollcwing Complete with ?arpef and sliding gio; COLTS NECK* • 7i out form o Ihird reading ond a public hearing ot o could be ready tn accept bids The Board of Freeholders supervision. 6.5 per cent of the total cost. floor 10 potto Wall to-wall corpet, Fumiii Has been used previously (or c LISTl"HGS"O fBETTEfi"HOMES -7n regular mteiing of soid bod/ held room, bedroom ond laundry room in base ônoblt 2W 8093 KeonibJrgMirJdle'own-Hailet-Holmdtl. Wexjnesdov- April 25, 1973. for final work on its 147-acre authorized a contract with M. The contract could cost the •We said at the beginning it men!. Also piping (or additional both. Bu* THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-0123 , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN sanitary landfill in New county between Slio.lMIO and was not going to bo cheap," direct this weffc lor 142-900 or>(l love Col ORDINANCE ENTITLED. "AN ORDI- Disko Associates, Kasl Or- tor oppointmeni Ml 0250 740. Commercial Property WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR- NANCE FIXING THE LICENSE FEES Shrewsbury as early as Au- ange, for engineering and de- Sntl.lHKJ. depending on the fi- commented Freeholder Direc- CTfT LE~STCvE f£* — Four-bear com Cope In any condition FOR LICENSbS TO SELL ALCOHOLIC Cod, dining room, fireplace in 1'vmg LOT — 100 x9Q'. wt1h oMice buiidmg Phone 757-7821 BEVERAGES TO BE ISSUED IN THE gust, said consulting engineer sign work, preparation of nal total cost of the landfill. tor Joseph ('. Irwin. 30'KM' on Hwy 36. West Kcansburg. Ap BOROUGH OF FATONTOWN AND room, ond lorgf screpned in deck. Ui.000 OUR LISTINGS SELL Claude W Birdsall yesterday. Principals only.'747 4B59. proised 5 years opo for Hi.000. Best offer PROVIDING THAT NO SEASONAL plans and specifications, prep- The landfill is expected to The site plan has already MATAWAN~EKfRO ~ 136.500 Cust Wntr Dossgn Rf. I, Bo« 134B, Freeport. RETAIL CONSUMPTION LICENSE Flo 33^39. TRY US SHALL BF ISSUFD, ' ndnpted Septem- The landfill is expected lo aration of bid documenls and cost between $1 and fi mil- been approved by the state tour-bedroom, dmeltf, boieboord heotr ber 24. 1944, a«. amendtd ond iuppie- bostmtnt. immediate poiwinon. Sitr. mpntNl Department of Environmental MeConn, Real Eslote Broker. SM-9666. ATTENTION By urdcr ot ihf V.oyor ond Council. ' Protection, . MARJOBlE L. BECKER HOLMOEl — Colonioi Prime oreo Nc< PROFESSIONALS villooe ond schools Four bfdroomi. ? Borough Clerk The freeholders introduced EXCELLENT OFFICES Atay ? . JS75 bafts, corpdirtg. Many fxttos. Located c PRIME LOCATION beautifully landicoped otft S49.TO0. Co an ordinance, appropriating TAO ENTRANCES NOTICE" HFAR PARKING $9.7W) from the capital im- ATTRArTIVE APARTMENT UPSTAIRS PleasF take notice thol Jodun, Irtt , HQL MDEf CH OME - Mlddietown mailtr trading QS Colonial Ploja Wines & Lr oddress. US1 frontaq* Cv 2201 Can for ai JUST LISTED provement fund to meet the 1S9.500 820. Boats and Accessories quorj, (rorri prcrniiei Ot Stircwsbury nointment belore 8 pm, Private OWPPI Ploio-.Shoppmg Center,. R out* No. 35, county's 1(1 per cent share of PYRAWA CANOES Shrewsbury, New Jersey, hos applied Io ALLAIRE-FARROW AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES it^t BorouQi Council ot the Borouflri of the cost of Ihe final phase of WUDDLETOWN — Thrre bed Shrewsbury. New Jersey, (or renewal ol Dn landscaped ': ocre in beaudlul Apple RPUIIOI SCENIC SERVICE CENTER ?V4 Brooo Si . Red Bci'.k Hwy J* Highland* 872-O2J1 plenary retail coniumplion licenst C-2 Ihe Kantan Bay-Sandy Hook brook. Exiros include fireplace woll-lc The names ond odoresse^ of the offi- wall, new dropev in living room and <3'f 741-3450 cers, director* ond stockholders of Jo- Cooperative Hurricane and ing room, ripw root, nfw furnocp. newl Coll Anytmie ALL YOUR SPRING dan, IIIL , ore as follows. redecorated interior. Principals only DTTING OUT NEEDS Shore Protection Project. NFW SHRFWSRURV Joseph Grossta. t Annapolis Dnve, M4,S00. COH6TU5H. One y«ir old fftoil nulle! with H00 sq f BOATMAN'S SHOP Hozlet, New Jersey The Jill million project was STTR¥WTBURY - Three bedrooms. Ai Three bedroom home ond three to- ga New Jersey s Largest Daniel Dnscoll, 45 Woodhollow Rood. conditioned Large lecreahort, keener rage with apartment 0" one acre plu^ Monne Supply House Coltj NecK, New Jersey undertaken by the U.S. Army living room- Coll 6*7 9167. WB.00O 24 Whurl Ave Ml S78O Red Bank Rosemone B. Jourmct', 10 Partridge HOWE IN BUSINESS IQW: Open Sun nnd Holidays, V a.m. I p.m. Pun. Holmdel, New Jersey Corps of Kngineers, in cooper- NE"ED*ROOM7AND"CONVENIENCE? • 1 Ob|ectiori, if any, shoulrj be made mi- This Middletown split is trie answer 1 Excf Hen! proftSiional local ion or rrta' outlet Five rooms, lull Ixisenenl. Over I0ONEW AND USED SAIL BOATi rnedroteiy, in writing, to Jean W. Fobry, ation with federal, state, your* lornriv s pieos for privacy. Fou s.ied gurage wiHi loll SM.900. 7 TO If ON DISPLAY Borough Clerk ot ih* Borough ol forge bedrooms, living room, dinin IS Chrysler Mutineer - With Fur ling |ib. Shrewsbury. 1/7 Broad Street, Shrews- county and local govern- room, family room, country kitchen, rca 18 AlbfrylvpfiDO" New ond (Jied bury, New Jersey potio deck irom dining room, boêrnen WALKER & WALKER JODAN, INC ments, in lUiiti oreo, plus many extras, for only 539,900 ?6 F^^pr - IWD robini. shoot draft Trodira 04 Colonial Train or bus to NY C. only minute : WON MOUTH SA.ll ING CENTER Pioia Wmts &. Liquon The final portion of the proj- owoy. Call us today, thu onr won t b WLS I ST . V.ONMOU TH 6£ACH Til J4VJ Shrewsbury PJu;o Ground for Moy. Open 7 doyi a wesk Shopping Center ect, the Keansburg section, is SI-OI. iLMArT ~ Boston Whaler, Glost Rnute No 3b omto'pm THE KlfiWAN CO., REAL ron. 5eo Crofl . OMC. Johnson, tftr- expected to be completed this 1ORS.-264-H00. 760. Lots and Acreage cruner Volvo Bool Trcilen Shrewsbury, New Jersey UTTLE SILVER — Commuters deligtit A Buy where the service is 7 doys o week. Way 7.9 J1S 50 year. Other portions run home Just mode for a large family. Wood- Pick up your 1973 TideChari Free ed tot, centrol Oir, close t ti •/"•i ocrts. Zoned « ID A, 100 x 100 Resi- dential Coll Mon.-Fn. 440 ?999. PUBLIC NOTICE^"" through Ilazlel and Middle- . beeches. Asking JS5.900 CAWiASSft FLAGSHIP MARINE DIABETES TAPES BY PHONE town AGENCY, Realtors. 4 Parker Awe., Little Municipal Marine Basin, Atlantic High- FOR PATIENTS Silver. 741-4336. AAONMOUTH BEACH land* 291 2A36 AND FAMILY MEMBERS The counlv previously paid CHARMfNCTcdiONIAL --Owner *iT~ A'^ /our tplephone operator lo place tiring, leaving tnis lovc'V Iwo-story hoi FINEST LOCATION — Beoutiful '.-ocre PAIR CHRYSLER CROWN'S — US h.p.. a COLL tCT CALL lo (6O?t 586-48^3 $:'7r),lllll as its share of the un- lor ycujr family's enjoyment. Three la< _ lot, private, rrion/ trees, corwenient to ev '') to I hydraulic geors, $700. 8' fiberglos Moiifluv ihf&uoh Friday. 7• (10 fi. M lo bedrooms, living room, dining room, 18 erytriing 120,000 pram, SI 10 H rh 9-1" bore prop- S35. 787- 9 (10 P.,Vi. ond 5!urda'y, 1 00 A ,\A lo 5:00 dertaking, bringing the total kitchen plus den, Paneling abounds P.M. Screened patio for your summer - 200' 8ULKHFADFD - O" Shrewsbury r" _ Vojr call v;il! br occepled without cost to Ihe county, if the ordi- vith i f N.Y. skyline. Coll today River. SIS,OO0. lV"jE~R5E~Y skiFF"— '283"c"hevrolft en- rtiarne to you. To krpp Hie Itncs orien nance is approved, tn J'iM.HWI. this one can be yo_ur s_ fo_ r onl. y, S34.900 gine, Velvet Touch drive. Coast Guard in lor others, please a^k (ot only one lap* Open 7 days a week, 9 am. lo / n m. THE OTHERS FROM ilO.DOO UP ^peeled 197?. 1400 787-2K47. o! n lime. Coll at another tune it you A public hearing was sched- KIRWAN CO., REALTORS, 2M-77O0 wt',h io have ti tope repeated or to listen HICKEY A6ENCY _ ,_.i, with troiler. Ex to another IOJIP. uled May 15 at 2 p.m. KEAN5BURG — One bedroom, livi Realtor SI.0/5. Coll 29T-23OO. AKj f OR TME POl LOWING room, dining room, kitchen, bothrooi V Broch Rd. Monrnouth Beach IAPE NUMBERS VOICES OF EXPERIENCE — Preparing to participate in observances of In other business, ihe utility room, porch, boseboord hpc Coll 22?«W/onvtime 8' MAHOGANY DINGHY - Styrofonm CHECK ID RY storm windows, white aluminum siding rtibrait Needi paint only. ^60. Call W- YOUR PHYSICIAN: Law Day U.S.A. in Court House, Freehold, are, left to right, Marshall OCEAN TOVJN5.HIP — Wovsirir- Village. 1 board: large yard. 511.900 Call 493 1563. 1M1 x ISO'wooded loi Asking 118,000 3689 utter 6 p.m. n 1. Whal is Diobcfps V) minutfi) JUSTREDUCED — Ttiree'-be'droo 11 2. Monnqement ol Diabetes (10 Selikoff, president of Monmouth-Bar Association; Monmouth County As- GIG REALTORSMS-IIM, fvfi.. bS\QQH 1 -Awarded a $12.1141 till con- ranch, paneled living room witn tirepiocr, ,1970 LUHRS 25 FIBERGLAS ~ Cabin. nnnutc-i) signment Judge M. Raymond McGowan, and Middletown Police Chief Jo- formol dining room, plenty of room, 225 h.p. Chrysler Marine engine wirh BO !' ?,. Normal Diet O rnMiutcs) tract to Uniforms By Millers, full basement, oversized lot ond a faritai hours running time, composs, head. In 114. Insulin (9'; (innutcs) seph AA. McCarthy. lie vie*. Col' now, this one will be sole 770. Mobile Homes •voter, ready to go. 13700. 671-OT26. n b. "The uuld with Diciboles (9 nun- freehold, the sole bidder, for tomorrow. Only 527,000. Open 7 day tWVP'RTNCESs'MOB'lLE "HOME"- TWO ""ALCCR~f ~SUNFISH AND'rViINIFISH ~ week, 9am. to7p.m THE K^RWA^ bedrooms, kitchen, living room, 1' ? botht New and uied soilboots. n 6. Diet lor the Child with Dsobefes, uniforms for county correc- CO , REALTORS. AIRPORT PLAZA owmna, shed, ond central orr ccndi THE SAILBOAT PLACE {' minutes) HA2LET, N.J. 2M-72OO. lioning. Coll onylime, 264-0337. Colts NfCk 4JI-U54 I; /. Urine Testinq (B onnutps) tion officers. l\ 8. Diabetic Fool Ccirp (7 minutes) GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - SAILBOAT - U' sloop "Jet U Oasi.11 In i • 9. Special Owl', (U minutes) -Noting thai it has applied 70S. Houm for Sale Bethany Rd., off Hwy 35, Hmlet. Walk io eludes trailer, elc Reasonable. Call S*2- ! 10. The Acute Complications: in- Law Day Speakers Favor stopping oreoi. 2M-391). 213V evenings ond Sundays. sulin Reaction and Diabetic for a Jiai,5lrll federal road aid 1 Coma (I I inmutes) DOUBLE" TRAILER - Easily moved, ex- MOVING - 9 ATLANTIC SAILING Tim -.rrKiicp sponsored by New Jersey grant, the board authorized a cellent condition. Many cxiros. 12500. 7Vi- DINGHY, COMPLETE, S300. ALSO, 10' Slate Department ol Health, New Jcr- Me? CAPE OORY SAILIN'G DINGHY, COM- se/ Dmtaetcs Association and New Jer- contract with the Federal MOBILE HUME FOR bALt PLETE, V350. 7410917. sey Rcaion"! Medxaf Program Expansion of Court System Highway Administration and 2B Norns hou^c trader 16' FIBERGLAS 'but BOARD - 65 n"p Remember to CALL COLLECT! Coll W2-85B0 betwoen E ond S. Mercury. Tiltlra"" I. '- OUP es la Diabetci? it, min- Hill Koad at the Holmdel bor- pplcbrook Agency HOUSEBOAT ?4' - Fish-N S ", twin utoO I'olicc Chief .1 nseph M . counties," nevertheless, "we — Hecome involved, and 1 Chryner outboard motors ts n.p.. wiin L. 2. Control tie lo Dtabefes {? nun. .Mcl'arthy, speaking at thp an- are not making enough judg- der. Realtors trailer, $6000. Ported condition. Irwm i ufoi) ! support local efforts toward 112 Ave. of Two Fivers Yocht Works, Marine Pork, Red Bonk "' !. Ln Dieln Normnl IB niiniHtis) nual ceremonies sponsored by es." —Agreed to advertise for Rumion 842-2900 SAILBOAT BLUE JAY - F iberqlnv nrv • I Ln insulino (9 mmijtos) law reform. er used Complete wilti spirnoXcr onri 1 S. ti Nino DIOOCIKO (Bmmuiri')) the Mflnmnutii H;u Associ- bids for fire protection equip- stercd. Cost 51900, will sell (ot 6 Ln Dicta del Nino DicibetiLO [/ —Back extra court funding. He stressed the need for ad- 11400 8/0-^162 niMiutosi ation, repeatedly oniphiisizcd ment at the John I. Montgom- / T «iiti!?ti rip lo Orinn (/ inmutoO —Kncnurage the selection ditional court funding, and : the national I he me, "Help BOAT Si IPS AVAIL A81 E l or season R f.uidodc dn \o<, pips Diabctir.m^ of judges on merit and ability. .more probation and parole of- ery Home, Freehold, man- Quickie Vests Your Courts Assure .Justice." pplebrook Agency brirtne C Jtrr 8 p m. 84? I. t , Dip , Espc - (IQ ( licers. dated after a fire inspection of 30B4. —Support educational pro- :" 10. Complicaclones Aguodoi. Rea- Addressing himself lo the the county's two medical Realtors ENGINE -- 196/80 ri p.' E viruudr witr- grams in high schools and col- He said it is the duty of the conrrols. Good condition. Asking SJ25. 1/ ccion o lo Insuhna y Coma "newborn adults." .ludge Monmouth County citizen lo homes last August by the 23A Rt, 34 Malawan 556-760Q glass loiboai. Ml JJ6ft. Diobolico (9 minulos) leges. E'itc servicio hpcharJo cosiblc por el Mcliowan said: state Department of In- 1 —Be willing to serve as a work for more judges and per I? FIBERGLAS SEARS •'- Super Gome Depnrtamento de Snlud^de Neuvo Jer- "The stall1 ami county have Fisher Good tondtiion ) yenr old. S?i0 or ^^•v, !o Asociacion Diobctico de Ueuvo juror. sonnel, lo assure speedier stitutions and Agencies. Iwsr otrer. 2-S^-4d/S. Jfr^ry. pi Proqrama Medical Regional been most cooperative in pro- Softly Scarfed! rip Neuvo Jrt'sey. —Be willing lo aid fellow trials. • Bids will be received May 14 Mov2 llfl./i viding lo the citizens court- citizens by testifying. "II is high time in this coun- for an automatic smoke detec- MO. Recreational Vehicles rooms, personnel, etc. for the Printed Pattern """NOTTCE ln turn, he said, the judicial try trial we start standing tion system and May 2!) for 1969 APACHE RAMADA — Excellent con- SHERIFF'S SALE 14 judges assigned here. lire retarding doors al Ihe dition. Sleeps eight. branch is faced with the re- shoulder In shoulder in sup- SUPERIOR COURT "Our increasing population C"oll 747-316/ OF NEW JERSEY sponsibility of assuring each port of our ctiurts. and not be home. "tWO^DELRAYT' PICKUP CAMPER CHANCERY DIVISION brings increasing problems of Sleeps tour. Excellent condition. MONMOUTH COUNTY cilizen his rights under law. complaining, herause they The slate inspected the Coll oiler 3 p.m., 7?1 3344 DOCktTNo. F-331VT1 law. We are trying lo elimi- l7p\7blKSWAG"FN CXWIPMOBILE - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE The "diligent efforts of law- are trying lo do whal is good homes after the federal gov- Full/ equipped with pop-lop. Sleeps three. ASSOCIATION, a corporation organded nate trial delays and other ob- under on Act of Congress ond existing yers and judges," he said, are for all our pe-nplr," he con- ernment promulgaled new Low mllrope. Radio, healer, new white- pursuant to the Federal National Mort- structions to justice, and at wall tires A Camping Specioi. being directed toward the cluded standards for nursing homes. poge Aisoclotton Charter Act, Plaintiff the same time we are seeking TWIN-BORO MOTORS rt: JOSEPH A. MATTOS, «t yx, et at*, cases awaiting trial. These, as Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank Defendants -r lo elevate the standards of ihe Special guest of Ihe Bar As- Freeholder Krnest ti Kava- 747-OWD. By virtue of a writ ot execution in the of March 31, the judge listed lek. a Welfare Board member, obove ilatfd action to me directed, I courts. sociation was Stall Sgt. Hurry 18 LANCER TRAVEL TRAILER 19/1 - sholl expose for sole at public ventiue, as >,Ki- civil cases; 455 crimi- said the two items are the last •Fully self contained, with refrigerator arid ai the Court House in the Borough of "In MonniDiith County. I Kltmucllcr. ;i former prisoner oven 11995. H\ 457} Freehold, County of Wonmouth, New nal, 2'2\ matrimonial, 1,57:! dis- on the state's list ol needed Jersey, on Monday, the 7th day of Way, leel wo have a just right lo he of war who spent til months in WOODSMAN TRAVEL TRA L(:R 1973, ot 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing, trict court cases, 'j(IX in do- improvements lor. the Mont 72'. Sleeps six, Fuly ic't tonlcmed. Ulher Time. proud of past and present ac- Vietnam. Sgt Kttmucller. O5. Uêd only oicc. Cosf iJSBO Askinq mestic relations, and 435 juve- gomery home. VI ?O3 Coll 67I-915 ALL Ihot tract or parcel of land, situ- who lives in Kgg Harbor ate, lying ond being in The Borough of complishments in tins area." nile. 19/3 TC RR Y 18 Scl (-r onlar r cd ivitt Highlands in the County ot rVonmouth In Township, is stationed ;it !•'(. He said the board will meet hilt i S2S0C. ti* Stote ot New Jersey: BEGINNING As evidences ot progress, lie 4/-J0J8 at a point In the westerly line of Bay "If our system of govern- Monmouth with the state next week to 19/0 APACHE "CA MPTR Sleep seven 5trwt, which point Is distant one hun- discuss deficiencies at the dred seventy-rive feet southerly mea- ment is going In survive." A welcome was-extended by tvr lois o sured alona th* westerly side of Boy, (icraldme I,. Thompson Me- •,!$, jqr cnid cabin rts Fxcrlleiil to iclition Street from the Northeast corner of" Slump Kxhihii ludge Mcdowan said, "and if Marshall Selikoff, president nf 6M 11/B Bartholomew PAcGorry property; Ihence we ar/to feel thai each of us the Bar Association, which dical Home. AUenwnocl. along the westerly side of Boy Street fif- Hours Lislrcl has an equal right with other was host In the students from 850. Sports Equipment ty f«1 to a point; thence 2. south slaty- nir>e decrees, fifteen mhutes west, one IIAZI.KT - Postmaster Al- citizens in a courtroom, and l-ong Branch, Neptune and SURFBOARDFOR SALE txindreLf* »oo NOTICES PAUL KIERNAN. Knday al 111 am in the li- Sheriff opened 'Monday and will con Choose iIT cream oilitrs for Doted: March 8, 1973 Hol Rod Fans to Meet brary. IKS Mam SI GogllariO, Tucci liiiue through Saturday be- 960. Lost and Found and Kenn«ly on Knday at H p in. in the li quickie vests of worsted. tween S::ill a.m. and f> p m OUND - Block artel white female doq Atty. hrary. the Malawan Shade Crochet striped vest with • Oî like injniuture shcrpdoq Vitini'v of April 11,18,25, May 7 WVO0 daily. Tinton Foils Coll i«-WIS Tree liimniission will present puff-stitch bands: [-rochet NOTICE Kcsidi's colorful and unusu- Queen Title Aspirant Obi - flttick and white temnlr cnt Ap the K.vpsy moth dim 'Tlie hexagons and join for fringed SHERIFFS SALE al I' S. issues, the show fea- SUPERIOR COURT KMIUSHTOIVX - Miss SI ripper." style. Pal tern MS stnprd OF NEW JERSEY tures a display ol loceign < LOST — Wire rim (Jl< CHANCERY DIVISION Mane Hodnquez. I'll, of 2 Mrs. Ave Bransford, reRis- sylie, sizes 4-ld mil . other. 'ic blue case Vinmty stamps. Mr. (ienrgo said MONMOUTH COUNTY I'Yier Place will be raising sizes l-M included ! Sun Plp(isc call 546 8b9 Docker No. FI57I-72 tered dietician, will speak irdUND'v- Dliak oiul b COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK, funds for the Freehold Area fo'mefly known ai THE MONMOUTH LEGAL NOTICE Tuesday at II):HO a.m. Send 75 cents for each p;il- Duppy . trrrio'e, wv11 ti •" iiea Hi j\ti. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, RED - NOTICE Hospital Sunday when the Na- A story time fnr youngsters teni — add 25 t'rtiK fur ein-h BANK, Plaintiff vs EDMUND MA On April 25, 1970, lilt BoorrJ ol ArJiuM TfJC2YK AND STATE OF NEW JER- rnenl ol Ihe Borough of Slirewsbury tional Hot Hod Association in grades kindergarten pattern for fn>[-< l;i*s mailing. SEY. Defendants grouted 0 vnnarci? to Charles ond Gail has its world championships By virtue of n wnl ol e«ecjlioit m trip Conovff petmiHinq Itie consirudion of through three will be ron- and special handling Semi In SI.IDK \ Sl'AKK llini slits ofcove rioted achon to be directed. I on addition to on existing home with o al llaceway Park here 1 f- Oli N D - 'slion expose for self ot pubht vendue, room ond a porch wllh 0 38 ft side yard dueled by children's librarian Laura Wheeler. Hi The lird lor soft, vihnml fhillcn CIDM o! the Court Hoiiir m Ihe Borough ol Sfippnprd h rather than o 50 It side yard pursuant lo Vicky Krdreich Tuesday al Frerholcl. Counlv of Monmouth, New Ihe provisions ot N J S.A *0:S5-3v(c). Bank Iteîsier. Needleci ;ffi in your (;icc I.mm vi'i'licnl Jefify. on Mordov, the Nth day of Mav Miss ltodrif|iie/, a candidate 1WJ. ot ?o clock f1 M. Prevailing Time Hop! , Box ML old A'hi'Nr;» Imi's arc so slimming East End Avenue, Block 56. Lot I on trie lor the title ol queen at the AM the foliavimg tiact OT pnrtfl ot There will be a meet me ol Station. New Vnrk \ \ I'nnlcd I'iilcicrn H'JIT Ihilf 970. Special Notices lontl nnrj the premiies hfremaftfr pnr Tox Wop hospital's chanty lull June :':)", ticulorly destribed. sttuoled. Jymq nnd LABRECQUE. PARSONS1 BAS5LER the library Hoard nl Trustees being in trip Borough of Rumson, Counfy Attorney^ tor A|i[>licnnts 11)011, Print PATTKKN M'M- Si/cs Hii.j. l.'iv , l|i7 , II;I.:, MONMOUTH DAT INL» bL HVicl will be soliciting donations Improvp yoursptt socmliy Eliminate dull ol Monnirjuiti (ind Sfotr of NFW Jersey By THEODORE D PAJJsON!. JR Tuesday at H p.ni I'.HH, WMK, ,MH)Hi:ss. weekends Voi/ II lovf OLK doting service Dcsignoted on o mop nf Ihc property May 2 U Co from visitors tn the races 1 of Gcoiqe Honce o<, Lot Ope., Hundred The [undinR of welfare pin V-rt* to ihorp rp<.idrnt4 WtlS, t O Bon NOTICE OF DECISION YAV l'V yiinls fiO-ira-h. 'v yArit :i»- 114. Lcxin Branch N.J and fiiqhty Sr* (Ifl6). tinri olso known Those donating to her will be- ond dcscnijct) IM TAKE NOTICE thol on the ?M>» day ol grains nnd changes in Depart NKW l!l7:'Nfed!ecrall i"ata inch cnnlrasl falinc l April 1973. the iomnrj Board ol Adiusl come eligible for (^llt certifi- c5tprl of Lo ment of Holmdel Township. or''f o pub- merit of Health, Kdncation 1(»^ ('['finuiU'd wnh tin1 ni(j>i si-:\'i-:\iv-i-'ivi-: CKNTS foyctle Avenue, now LufoyMle Street. lic hearing, grunted Ihe application ot cates from .1 4 F Speed 990. Instruction soid poml of beginning being fifty (50) Nicholas ond Carol Lepre- for a variance and Welfare funding will hi- fabulous fasliKin.s. in IT.S I'm' Mill pallrni — ,nlil L'.'i fed nor inpf iy from tfif nor th *idc ot Ifie lo erect anil toniplele Ihc consfruction Kt|ui|)iiH'iit. Saddle Brook; sclinol house lol. thence (1) westerly explained by (Jlnna Key, su 1 ot a one-formly residence on a non-con- sones, ^jfts Knit, crurhri. rriifs I'm i';ich pallrrn lnr \ir along |hp noflMfrly line ot Lot One Hun forming lot with o ntle tine of 1.1 feet nn Central Jersey Speed and Ma- ci'fd and fighty-fouf (Uif one hundred premises locoted ol Stilwell Road and pecvisor foe the Monmouth cmbnudcr. Free pattern- Mail .'Hill S p i • i • i, 11 11; 111 < 11 ] 11 >_; ond eiqnt < 108) 'Oft lo Ihe soufhPost cor chine. Fords; Madison Speed ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION - f-> n«( Et Lol One Huntiffd o^li Eiijhty spv known as Lot IB in Block 10 on the County Welfare Hoard, May !l, Holmdel Ta« Mup, onrf that clelermino 'Send^nc. Sriid In Mi HI, in M;M I in ll'll c>fr iffjffd . trot Her Vo"ilrn Drtircr. wi! en Mfl/), (hrncr I?) nnrthprly along in«> I'enter, old Bridge: Mi Per- tflnr oflrr school nnd r^r-mnq /J; (,,'w eoMeftv Sine o. lol Dnc Hunflr ert" cifcl lion ot said ZnrHiicj Bcnird al Adiustmenl at Id:ill ,i.m New Instanl t'rorhi-t V.u»\: Tin- llcil I'.,mk lii';:i>l-i. l'.,| Ciginy \rver. t Ifl/i fifty (joi f i i the has been filed in the of'ice ol ftie Town lormance World, l.akcwnnd, rP 0 ship Clerk ond is availnble lor in The lilin "Loneliness of the — stcp-ln-slep picliucs. p.ii ii'in |)r|ii _';;_' \\i--r IMII M LEGAL NOTICE sore lion and Odyssey Tra\o] Agency, rirnl f:i(jhtveit)Nl (IflS). thence (Jl em WAKRLNf (1AUMGA R TNfR Marie Itodriquez Long Distance liuiiner. Ihe tcnis leach today's u;iy SI lilt \c» \'uik \ V innii. I'riii NOTICE tr'ly nlonq inp iouthet ly side ot I nt One iecrelory nid T()»r- fiofiif Ifiol V-.rrA'.l)irry I (inors Mitnrtrpd (|[U) fc-gMy eight {IBfll (ine huit /onntcj Ocinrcl ol Adiiislrnent second in a series sponsored Complete Instant (lilt linuK V\.MI-:. \iihi:i:ss v.nii v.w rked (KM) fiani (lP8i (PC! to 'iit v*tHrr'¥ her Sunday in "I'M' cnlcllllii;" !Vrrw5t)ury I rquOfs. Ira Uas mntif an •sxlr ul Lufciyrtlr AvrnMP, now I ciy It will be Miss Horinqilr/s by the National I'roicct Cen- — more than lim i;i/ts -Si mi S\IV. 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A[)i i iy '/ 11 1 '.() April 19, 25,Woy Vny 7 II « I inda haldasan, who will join lor the liospilal workshop May II, af III a in The Dafly RegiSW: RM3 Bank-Middletown, N.J. Wednesday, May 2,1973 33 SnufO Smilh ^3 Crossword Puzzle AUNT SUKEY'S COME ' ACROSS TO TRY ON « MBAJ V, fimm 16 Tht* it the 1 Zola 29 Unites word j * house — BRI'vG THP.T LGP-Ff-.RGD 'MULeCOLLflR heioir.e 23 " -'- with Me" « St/ess 12 Boit blade VflRMINT IN MV DftOeURN 5 Fish 34 Ars -. 52 Three in 23 Yodel 9 Piece of STORE !.' vita brevis. Germany 24 Faction ground 35 Caviar 53 Hot rum 25 Trappists 13 .Misery / 36 Specks drink 26 Gimpier 15 Of the lowest 37 Writing 56 WWI soldat 27 Residence mammals fluid 57 Silkworm 28 Quotes 17 Himalayan 38 Wooden 58 Peruvian 29 Geometric racoon container camel figures lb linkleiier 40 Holland 60 Tried . 30 Furious 19 Sharpens ' commune. 62 Jewel 31 Observations 20 Sooner than 4! 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Self-control TAURUS (April 21)-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - — Soothe the feelings of oth- and. self-confidence are the — Employ your heightened Your ability to follow and un- ers and you will at the same gains of your maturity — but lime soothe your own. Your TH4MKS BR LOOKIFAWBOCH'S [ IT TAKES JUSTONE psychic forces in the interest derstand difficult lines of rea- "MY GOIN'TOCARRVFLO'S \. SILW TWIT UKE never so much as that you bo- of one who is very dear to soning could well mean tre- own peace of mind depends 1 F THAT TO UNCO come either unfeeling or arro- you. You can keep a good mendous gain for you today. greatly upon the peace of oth- SHOWN', IT'SGOIN TWENTY V&VKS OF gant. You have a gift for re- deed a secret — at least for Be considerate of those in ers. 10 BE FLO IT, TRAiNiftd.' membering how it was to be a the time being. your care. ARIES (March 21-April 19) child — and so you get on GEMINI (May 21-June 20) " SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nnv. 21) — A day when you could well beautifully with children.. You — Your clairvoyant gifts — A day when superior educa- fall into foolish expenditures. never forget your early fears serve you well this morning. tion — though not necessarily To be foolish, however, is not — and so you are under- Keep aware of the directions formal education — makes to be stupid; be grateful for standing of all who fear. others are taking to achieve the difference between suc- that. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice Register Box MI8, Grand Cen- By ALFREDSHEINWOLD hand with a club in order to Now South drew trumps ruff the last diamond. Then he with the ace and finally with tral Station, New York, N.Y. IIKI17.) Uldiidir South had a complicated would have to get back to his dummy's king. This landed J! ANIP I COULDMT 11!!! • choice in today's hand. Me own hand once more in order him in the dummy with'all South dealer WEAR SOMETHIMG ) could try to ruff out his losing to draw the rest or the trumps drawn, He could cash Easi-Wcst vulnerable SHE'S ALREADY ,y diamonds with dummy's tramps, the rest of dummy's clubs to NORTH SEEM y make his contract. 4 KM trumps, or he could try to set S(mth ]ooknd d(lse|y ;it ttic up and cash dummy's long . . DAILY QUESTION <9 K 10 c ards hD w0llld havet0 us( up O 63 clubs. He had to think several m ,hp prn[.PSS ne WOU|(i havt, Partner deals and bids one moves ahead to make the spade and the next player • A IOAi3: to ruff a diamond with dum- WEST right choice. passes. You are next, holding: EAST my's king of trumps. He A 10 15 West opened the three (if would also eventually have to s-iiia') ii-.l«wvi DA mxr-.i 7. What dn you say1.' 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O "Bluebeard" ID DRAGNET I utatiofras "Sin City." 4:00 Q "The Mad Magician" Sgt Friday uncovers a bad cop. 4:30 O "Fame Is tlie Name of Hie 6«n»" 9:30 ID DRAGNET II Three bars in this Detroit A statewide search is launched for two dogs which suburb have been offering EVENING have bitten a child. 6:00 Q O Q NEWS IB SPECIAL OF THE WEEK bottomless go-go dancing for Q THE FLINTSTONES 10:00 •The Heifeti Concert" about a month, but it wasn't "Ten LitUe Flintstone*"* Q CANNON . until Thursday that warrants O BAT MASTERSON A boat builder hires Cannon, his old fnend, to "Death By Decree" clear him of charges in the apparent huntlng-ac- were issued against 12 of the ID GILUGAN'S ISLAND cident death of his son. frit performers. "The Big Gold Strike" O ALL-STAR SWING FESTIVAL Doc Scverinsen hosts a jazz concert at NPW York's The women were charged (B HODGEPODGE LODGE Philharmonic Hall with guesl$ Benny Goodman, *:30 0 I LOVE LUCY Lionel Hampton. 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Billy the Kid vows to kill a 'DOCTORS' CAST ADDITION — Auburn-haired Heat: Chuck Connors. sheriff and three other men responsible for the Each person received a 14 Geraldine Court portrays Dr. Ann Larimer, a pe- 0 THAT GIRL murder of a rancher who had befriended him. (Ft) ounce chocolate bunny. "Mod. Mod World" (Part I) ' Q THE TONIGHT SHOW Hail? diatrician and a recent addition to Hope Me- O DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE Guests: Robert Goulet, Jacqueline Suaann Through five years of age, morial Hospital, on "The Doctors" daytime dra- (D THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE the winners were Kim Gray, ma series, colorcast'Mondays through Fridays ot "Guardian for Eddie" "Cloak and Dagger" (1946) starring Gary Cooper, © THE Slit STATE Lilll Palmer. A mild-mannered professor is sud- jf.J. Hoffman, Gary Van 2:30 p.m. on the NBC Television Network. 8:00 O THE SONNY i CHER COMEDY HOUR denly ordered inside Germany on a .-vital mission Ness, Tracey Boyd and Molly Guests: Danny Thomas, The Lettermen, Misa Uni- behind the enemv lines for the OSS. O'Hern. verse 3572. (R) O JACK PAARTONITE O ADAM-12 12:00 (B AMERICA 73 In the six to eight age "Dirt Duel," Malloy and Reed get Iielp from an 12:30 ID THE TWILIGHT ZONE group, Amanda Brinely, unexpected source as Uiey pursue two motorcycle- ID NIGHT FINAL riding" purse snatcliers. (It) '** George Simms, Thomas Hin- Public TV Gets 1:00 (B THE 51st STATE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES BANKBYMAIL "Drums of Dusseldorf" Q NEWS telmann, Jimmy Salcano and "N e THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW Q THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Karen Gooding were winners. ; \ "To Wed 6r Not To Wed." Paul learns that his "Great Missouri Raid" (1951) starring ftacDonald with us daughter's marriage to Howie is invalid due to a 1:10 Carey. Ellen Drew. In the group for children, technicality. 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A wealthy Englishman 2:25 VIENNA GOES- duction. asks Kcycs to get back a painting he eold to an Q EVENING PRAYER age both ways. lic Broadcasting for produc- "This represents a new de- 3:20 Q THE LATE LATE SHOW TO CHINA old friend. (R) "Baron of Arizona" (lDjO) starring Vincent Price, tion of a major drama scries parture for public television 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Ellen Drew. VIENNA (AP) - The Vienna for public television was an- and an important contribution O TO EE ANNOUNCED 3:30 O SERMONETTE Philharmonic has extended its ID GET SMART FIRST nounced yesterday. to American Culture," Loomis •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini Asian tour of Japan and Korea CPB President Henry said. to include several concerts in NATIONAL l.oomis said the grant will go The series will comprise IS China. 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