City Hall Planning Scored by Businessmen

SEE STORY PAGE 3 4 The Weather THEBMLY FINAL Partly cloudy-today and tonight. Periods of, light snow Red Bank, Freehold or drizzle tomorrow, high Long Branch EDITION near«. I 7 Monniouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 24 PACES VOL.95 NO. 151 RED BANK, N. J.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1973 TEN CENTS iiiiiwimiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiminiiiuiiiiiiiiui iiiiuiiiitiinHiiiHHiiiminiii KitMiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniMiiiuimmiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniimiiiimiiiiiiii«.iiiiiimiiiHiiiintinmiiiiiniiiiiiiiItaly and the Soviet Republic, but optimisitc Classified Ads 741-6900 sumer interest rates are scattered agencies, is $440.K plans for a run from the Bayshore have yet to materialize. *ported receding in Wayne, Contemporary Life 8-1* Legal Adv 741 HI* million. where damage was consid- scaled upward from the prime Linda Ellis, who has taken quite a few trips around Mon- Crossword Puzzle 22 Display Adv 7410018 Bette Greenfield Health and nutrition pro- ered the greatest. The river Editorials c rate. mouth County for the benefit of Daily Register readers, has Circulation Dept 741-3330 Formerly of Colpitts, has grams and pilot Indian pro- been talking to the principals in two companies who say they crested at 4 a.m. Entertainment » Sports D«pt 741-0017 The request for "full infor- opened her own agency. Call mation on costs and earn- grams will be transferred to want to provide the service. The Sundance Lodge picnic Financial n Contemporary Life 7410018' Crown Travel Center. 493- Horoscope 22 ings," along with any calcu- the Department of Health, She has used the information as the basis for a four-part area in Wayne, along U.S. Rt. Accounts Payable 741-H1* 4700.' (Adv.) 48 about three miles north of Movies 2$ . lation the banks may have Education and Welfare. Mi- series which will place the entire hydrofoil project in per- Accounts Recelvable...74M0l» grant programs will go to the the Willowbrook Shopping Obituaries 4,5 Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 Attention Contractors used to justify the increase, is spective. The first story in the series will appear in tomor- Center, was reported under Sports: i(,i7 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 As of March 23, 1973, the part- the strongest action taken by Department of Labor. Com- row's Daily Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest Television n Long Branch Bureau...222-MU the committee since President munity economic devel- newspaper and Monniouth County's most interesting news- about three feet of water. nership between Paul V. Hy-' paper. Twelve families evacuated iiHiuiiiiniiiniHiiiiiiiiiiunriiiinuiiiniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii land and John A. Blair, for- Nixon established it during opment projects will be trans- from their homes in the East Godfather's Restaurant Rosle O'Grady's merly of Mammouth Roofing, the wage-price freeze in 1971. ferred to the Office of Minor- Halsman and Bergen St. sec- Smorgasbord Mon./Tues., 7 to Jeff and his guitar. Now. and is dissolved. Let it be known Red Bank Lobster Shanly Grand Spring Reopening! Rosle O'Grady tions of Paterson, further 9 p.m. $3 person — bring your then songs. Dancing every that person or persons desir- Blown Insulation , Special Mon. and Tues. Twin Check classifieds each day for Prices her steaks from;$379 downstream of Wayne, re- own "Booze." Red Bank. Tues. Rte 35, Eatontown ing work can reach Paul V. For residential or com- j one Ib. lobsters with cup of super specials! Boat HnuseA- every night. Rtc 35, Eatoh- mained away yesterday as the (Adv.) (Adv.) Hyland only at 4S5-2442. (Adv.) mercial. 747-4835. (Adv.) . chowder. $».95. ' (Adv.) Sea Bright. ((Adv.) town (Adv) 2 Tie Vaty Register, Red Bank-MMdJetown, N,J. jnonoay, February », irTZ Charges Of Bookmaking FREEHOLD - Alfred N. DeSantis, 47, of ,903 Interlaken Ave., Wanamassa, has been indicted here on charges of bookmaking, possessing lot- tery paraphernalia and main- taining a gambling resort in Asbury Park last Nov. 22. A 63-year-old Secaucus man. Morris L. Goldberg, is accused of possessing lottery paraphernalia in Red Bank. April 24 in another indictment handed up by a county grand jury. >•• In other indictments: Richard P. Holub, 28. of 32 Annapolis Drive. Hazlet, is charged with committing as- sault and battery upon a po- lice officer, former Patrolman Ronald Colangelo, and at- tempting to escape from him Aug. 27 in Asbury Park.

i ' . RtgltUr Staff PMo Bernice James, f>4, of 17 SHOW OPENING — James Avati, right, a Red Bank commercial artist, First St.. Freehold, is accused dlsolavs some of his works at a reception yesterday at the Mlddletown of assaulting her husband, Co- Public Library, where the Monmouth Museum is exhibiting 25 of Mr. Av- lumbus James of the same ad- MUSEUM SUPPORTERS - About a dozen indus- Monmouth County Freeholder Director Joseph C. atl's works through Feb. 28. With Mr. Avatl are Milton Bloch, museum di- dress, with a pistol here last trial representatives and municipal, officials met Irwin, center, Eatontown Mayor Herbert E. Wer- rector, and Mrs. Robert W. Chapponi. July 21. at Navesink Golf & Country Club Friday for a de- ner, and Maurice A. Scully, a vice president of Stanley A. Johnson, 20, of 25 tailed review of plans for a permanent headquar- Electronics Associates Inc. Mr. Oacey, a member Maxwell Road, Eatontown, is,. ters for the Monmouth Museum. The luncheon of the museum board, said he is seeking financial* charged with breaking into was hosted by George Dacey. vice president of support for the museum's $800,000 building pro- the home of John Valentine, Bell Laboratories, here pointing out the plans for gram. He said a total of $525,000 in pledges has so 10. Die in Belfast's Grand Ave., Long Branch, the museum. With Mr. Dacey are John Reese, far been received^ Museum will be built on the Sept. II and stealing a tele- left, vice president of Lanvin Charles of the Rltz; Brookdale Community College campus. R vision set, a camera and other property worth a total of $800. In the same indictment. Bloodiest Weekend Donald Leonard of First and ; BELFAST - The death toll Informed sources said Wil- before. The streets were Garfield Aves., Atlantic High- in Belfast's bloodiest weekend liam Whitelaw, Britain's ad- largely deserted except for Interference, Pressure Cited lands, and Lemuel A. Wil- of guerrilUTstrife rose to 10 ministrator of Northern Ire- army patrols and empty liams, 13 Church St., Eaton- early today when a gas sta- land, would ask Prime Minis- buses. town, are accused of receiv- tion attendant cut down by ter Edward Heath for more During the day a group of ing the $800 worth of property gunmen died in a hospital. troops lo reinforce the 17,000 children found the naked allegedly stolen from Mr. Va- By Braun for His Resignation - The other dead included six soldiers in the province. corpse of a 33-year-old Protes- lentine the same day in Long Roman Catholics killed by Three thousand had been sent tant floating in a river. He Branch. Taken aback by the admin- 23," the administrator stated. British troops and three Pro- MIDDLETOWN - Mystery under the special charter and back to Britain in recent had been beaten black and surrounding the sudden resig- administrative code. istrator's sudden resignation, His letter of resignation is testants. A total of 20 persons months because the strife had blue, stabbed in the chest and the Township Committee dated Jan. 23. have died since last Monday. nation of J. Peter Braun, "I began looking for a man scaled down, but the lull en- throat, branded and shot sought to get Mr. Braun to re- Mayor Thomas J. Lynch Catholic political leaders township administrator, 20 in June at the committee's be- ded a week ago as gunmen through the head. minutes before the Township hest. I found a man in July, consider, meeting with him in said last night he remains demanded a government in- went on a rampage. Two other Protestants were conference Jan. 29. The meet- "puzzled and annoyed" by the quiry into the killing or the six Committee meeting Jan. 23 but the committee never Scattered sniper fire con- killed Saturday night and at was only partly cleared by let- made the appointment," Mr. ing bore little fruit, as shown administrator's resignation Catholics, claiming they were tunued last night, in the capi- least 15 other persons by the administrator's second and attitude. unarmed bystanders. The ters released by Mr. Braun Braun stated. "Why didn't tal of Northern Ireland, but wounded as Protestant and letter, written the following Asked whether he thinks Mr. army said they were gunmen Friday. they appoint him in July?" he w the level of violence was con- Catholic terrorists roamed the asked. day: Braun negotiated behind the of the Irish Republican Army. siderably less than the night Mr. Braun submitted his city in one of the bloodiest resignation after serving only Asked whether, as rumored, Remains Adamant Township Committee's back nights Northern Ireland has .nine months in the $25,O0O-a- there has been pressure on "Since meeting with you on for his new appointment, seen since the religious con- year post. His letter of resig- him to resign during the past Jan. 29,1 have considered fur- Mayor Lynch replied, "He flict exploded 3'/j years ago. nation, dated Jan. 23, states in several months, Mr. Braun' ther the situation in Middle- never said he was dissatisfied. Prosecutors Map Since 1969, 711 persons have He came in cold 20 minutes part: replied that there has been no town and my own circum- died, according to official re- "Although I have been here overt pressure. But he added stances. I appreciate the feel- before the Township Com- ports, and a substantial num- only a short time and hoped to that interference with1 his ' ings expressed by a majority mittee meeting and told us he StateControlFight ber of additional IRA mem- stay in Middletown, circum- functiorfji?* administrator by of the members of the com- was resigning. At no time did bers are thought to have been stances have occurred which "what ibelieve to be a small mittee. • he ask for a conference. We MCAFEE (AP) - New Jer- declared. "The chief of police killed and buried secretly. make this impossible. but vocal group, who place "However, when all factors were all wondering, Demo- sey's 21 county prosecutors is the highest in the munici- The army reported a "The primary difficulty in- their own interests above are analyzed from the com- crats ajid Republicans, what are uniting in opposition to pality and the prosecutor is pitched battle between one of volves appointments of em- those of the township as a mittee's viewpoint as well as the hell it was all about." state efforts to exert more the highest in the county. its patrols and gunmen early ployes to perform township whole," has made it impos- mine. I believe it is virtually The mayor categorically de- control over their offices. "That's the way it should Sunday in the xfatholic New services by the administrator. sible for him to continue in his impossible, as a practical nied any political interference Lodge quarter. It said the The prosecutors met in this • stay." James Nugent . Prior to my arrival in Middle- job. matter, to make any arrange- with Mr. Braun's appoint- Sussex County community Others who attended the troops used newly issued tele- town, I clearly stated that ap- Vocal Minority ments for my continuing in ments or other functions. over the weekend and reaf- prosecutors' conference in- scopic night sights and with pointments of personnel could Mr: Braun's letter contin- Middletown as discussed at No Interference firmed their efforts to fight cluded Evan W. Jahos, head them killed six of the gunmen Board Seat be made only on a strict merit ues: "I realize that political the meeting. Accordingly, I do "He made only two major any encroachment from the of the State Division of Crimiv during a four-hour battle. basis without other consid- not believe contact should be appointments — the assessor considerations can and must 1 attorney general's office. nal Justice. These were the six who the Is Sought erations. This was unani- properly play a role in local made with the new commu- and the director of parks and "We would want to main-, Catholics claimed were bys- mously and wholeheartedly government. I believe I am nity where I have been ap- recreation," Mayor Lynch "We oppose any effort by tain as much autonomy over tanders. accepted at that time by the flexible and have been toler- pointed. said. He added that both ap- the state to invoke complete the prosecutors as necessary The surge of violence began By Nugent Township Committee. ant of this. Nevertheless, "I would recommend that pointees were already at work authority over us," said Mer- for them to be uniformally ef- a week ago when the Protes- "However, in recent months when such considerations be- the committee act immediat- in their jobs "before we ever cer County Prosecutor Bruce HIGHLANDS - Seeking fective," said Jahos, whose tant Ulster Defense Associ- this concept has been greatly come overbearing or greatly ely to advertise this position saw them." Shragger, chairman of the election to the Henry Hudson office was created several ation announced it could no subverted and if anything, is out of proportion, the func- through the bi-monthly news It is true that Mr. Braun's State Prosecutor Association. •longer restrain Protestant ex- Regional Board of Education years ago. Among its func- is James Nugent of 42 Ocean- getting to be more obvious as tioning of the township is letter of the International City candidate for the post of di- "The attorney general is the tions is the establishment of tremists, and the Irish Re- time goes on. During my en- stifled and the community and Management Association. rector of public works was highest law enforcement au- publican Army's Provisional view Ave., who will vie with unified standards for prose- incumbent William R. Neuge- tire career I have never made its people suffer. I believe this Tentative arrangements have turned down by the Township thority in the state." Shragger cutors. wing vowed "ruthless retali- appointments except by merit is happening In Middletown, already been made for an em- Committee in July, the mayor atory action." Six Catholics, bauer for a single borough seat in question. alone, and I will not change and I cannot work under those ployment opening notice in went on. six Protestants and a. British now," the administrator conditions. the monthly news letter of the "This was after the two oth- soldier have been killed, in Mr. Nugent has been a N.J. Municipal Management 7 Regional Boards borough resident more than wrote. "There are many good er appointments (assessor addition to the six Catholics people in Middletown who Association." and director of parks and rec- killed by the soldiers Saturday three years. Originally from' Cites Pressure New York City, he was raised work hard for the good of the Committeemeri had sug- reation), and I said I thought To Elect Tomorrow night. Asked to state specifically township I hope that these gested Mr. Braun continue his we ought to see these guys be- and educated in Monmouth any examples of appoint- contest for the two full term County. people will actively make duties here part time until a fore they were put on the pay- (Continued) ments concerning which he roll. His man was getting seats up in Fair Haven. Red Bank He received a bachelor dc- themselves heard to forcefully new administrator can be Shrewsbury, and William R. has been subjected to political push and support the Town- hired and familiarized with $22,000 in another town and Graff Jr. of Little Silver. The Accused in Entry • other pres- ship Committee in making de- his duties. Mr. Braun's Jan. 30 wanted $24,000 here. But he polls will be open from 4 p.m. letter-kills any hope of such was getting only $l(i,000 where Jr. are being challenged by RED BANK - Joseph R. cisions based on facts and to 9 p.m. newcomer John Barnes. Ar- merit to provide the best local an arrangement. he was for his work as direc-' In the Rumson-Fair Haven Williams, 23. of 118 Bank St., necticut. In addition, he has appointments have been tor of public works; the rest Jthur Tildesley, former presi- has been charged with break- completed half the graduate government for Middletown. I Mayor Puzzled Regional District there is a dent of the Fair Haven Board made. hope that such action will off- Asked whether there was was for additional duties. We ing and entering with intent to courses required for a PhD in thought $24,000 was a little of Education, is unopposed for steal at a rooming house at curriculum education. "It hasn't happened yet, but set what I believe to be a any basis for rumored allega- a one-year unexpired term the pressure is there," he small but vocal group who tions that he had been nego- high. And we asked Mr. Braun Probe Dog 255 Shrewsbury Ave. Mr. Nugent is an English to apply locally for candidates from Fair Haven. Williams was being held in teacher in Raritan High said. place their own interests tiating "for months" with In Rumson, Mrs. Neil Lirid- The administrator recalled above those of the township as Randolph Township, a Morris for the job, which he didn't the county jail in lieu of $5,000 School, Hazlet. He has also do. Poisoning eman is unopposed for anoth- bail pending a Municipal taught in the school systems that the Township Committee a whole. County community of 15,000' er full term. Court hearing today. of Brick and Wall Townships. urged him last June to ap- "My resignation will be ef- where he has accepted an ad- "We haven't interfered in ministrator's post at the same Evidence Voters will also decide a He is accused of breaking A former U.S. Marine, Mr. point a director of public fective on approximately Feb. any way," the mayor insisted. current expense tax levy of works — a major department 23," Mr. Braun's letter con- $25,000 salary he receives Describing himself as "puz- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - into the rooming house Jan. Nugent has been a social $2,115,758, and a capital outlay head in the new government cludes. here, Mr. Braun opened his zled and annoyed," Mayor Township detectives continue 2ti. Williams was arrested worker and is a former mem- item of $11,120. The polls will date book. Lynch said, "For a profes- a probe here of a series of Thursday after an in- ber of the Monmouth County be open from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. "I spoke to Randolph Town- sional man, he certainly suspected dog poisoning vestigation by Capt. Robert Welfare Board. He also In the Shore Regional Dis- ship first on Jan. 6.1 met with hasn't acted in a professional cases, all in the Shadow Lawn I). Scott, Lt. Herbert Swanson served as associate producer trict there is a contest for a Howard Heads New their council Jan. 11. The job manner in this situation. It's section of this township and Sgt. Joseph F. Marascio. of the late night Barry Farber full term from Oceanpoit was offered Jan. 16. I accept- not a professional or business- At least six dogs are be- talk show on WOR. where newcomer Edward J. Voting in the borough will ed it between then and Jan. like way to do things." lieved to have been poisoned. O'Brien is opposing Mrs. Ruth St. Benildo Feast EnergySubcornmittee in little more than a year. be tomorrow between 5 and 9 H. Tilley in her bid for a Observed at CBA p.m. in the firchouse. Three of the area pets have fourth term. (Continued) comes as a big surprise to all died from the effects of what LINCROFT - Brothers at help resolve our energy too many persons." Incumbents Victor. CV Per- Christian Brothers Academy police suspect is strychnine •otti of Sea Dright, and Fred- DiabetGsProgramcrisis." Mr. Howard said it is his (jet i/nQkop e...9tay 'attended a special Mass on "deepest hope" that his sub- poisoning. eric J. Petschauer of Mon- the feast day of St.. Benildo, Mr. Howard said the first Investigating the incidents mouth Beach, ar,e unopposed. To BeginTonight task of his committee will be committee can make an in- BODY the only teaching brother ever depth investigation into the are Detectives James Jones The current expense tax canonized. LONG BRANCH - Mon- to review-the wide range of SHOPPE and William Koch and Rich- levy is $1,703,743. and capital mouth Medical Center's next options which might provide energy problem and come up Health Spa Freshmen at the school also ard Canneto of Little Silver, outlay totals $24,650. The polls Diabetes Teaching Program, solutions for not only the with recommendations to an SPCA investigator and had a Mass in honor of the problems of today, but for the solve the problem. will be open from 4 p.m. to 9 saint. open to the public, will begin Little Silver police officer. p.m. today at 7 p.m., in the Alexan- future as well. He said a solution can only ' "In all candor," Mr. How- be found with the cooperative der Pavilion all-purpose room ' Enjoy Our at Second and Pavilion Aves. ard said, "I don't feel the fed- efforts of government, in- The class will meet at the eral government, either on dustry, fuel producers, en- Mineral Rock Weather: Partly Cloudy same time on four con- the executive or congressional vironmentalists, and the pub- secutive Mondays. level, has done enough to face lic. Sauna Rooms Partly cloudy today and few exceptions, enjoyed fair ranged from -1 at Hbbing, The program cover such up to this problem. tonight, with a few periods of weather today. Minn., to (ifi at Ft. Lauder- areas as an explanation of the Fuel Rationing light snow or drizzle tomor- Snow fell through the north- dale, Fla. disease, instruction in insulin "The awesome possibility of Nurses to Sponsor row. High today in mid 40s, ern Rockies and the upper TIDES administration, urine testing fuel rationing is very real, in Health Cpreer Day If you like colder late today and tonight Missouri Valley. Rain damp- Sandy Hook and diabetic medications and fact some say it has already NEW SHREWSBURY - low in low 30s, high tomorrow ened the extreme northern diet. arrived," Mr. Howard said, The Monmouth County School to look good, near 40. Wednesday, fair with part of California. TODAY - High 9:15 a.m. The MMC Community "yet the federal government Nurses Association, along feel younger, seasonable temperatures. A band of clouds hovered and low 3:17 p.m. Health Education Department has ignored the pleas and with the Monmouth County In Long Branch, yes- north of a cold front that ex- TOMORROW - High 9:37 of which William Stender, warnings of those who are aw- Department of Education, is treat yourself to an environment terday's high temperature tended from the Missouri Val- a.m. and,9:56 p.m. and low R.M., is director, conducts the are of just how crucial and sponsoring a health careers of healthy relaxation the European ley through the southern edge 3:33 a.m. and 3:53 p.m. was'48 and the low. 33 de- course. Dr. Alvin Fried, direc- critical the energy crisis is." day seminar Feb.* 14 from 2:30 way. Trim down, build up under grees. It was 42 at B p.m. and of the Great Lakes region into For Red Bank and Rumson tor of MMC's Diabetes Clinic *Mr. Howard said that dur- to 5:00 p.m. in Monmouth Re- the overnight low was 35. New England. bridge, add two hours; Sea and chairman of the Mon- ing hearings last August the gional High School. Students professional supervision. Today's 7 a.m. temperature Temperatures dipped to be- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; mouth County Medical So- possibility of a fuel shortage in grades eight to 12 inter- was 35, low zero in northern Min- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- ciety's diabetes detection this winter was noted. ested in the allied health ca- . I-OWER LEVEU REDTANK MALL nesota. . utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 committee, and teaching "And now that the shortage reer fields have been invited BRO^P * MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Most of the nation, with a Temperatures before dawn minutes. nurses serve as instructors. is upon us," he said, "it to attend. . The Dally Register, Red BanV-MJddletown, W3. Monday, February S, 1973 3 iWORLD City Businessiipen Hit By (be Associated Press Plan Quick PQW Clearance Planning of City Hall LONG BRANCH- Mis- needed to complete the origi- will vote on the issue next CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines — Sixty doctors and 100 management has been nal city hall project plans at week. nurses and a battery of medical tests are awaiting American charged by a group of down- Seventh Ave. Mr. Hoffman has charged Prisoners of War at Clark Air Base. But the senior -medical town businessmen who object The council president pre- that the businessmen are man said today that most of the POWs will probably be on to a plan to build a new city dicted that the failure of his "causing expensive delays" in their way home within 72 hours of their arrival. hall complex at Seventh Ave. resolution will deadlock the Ihe program. He said1 that the "Our major consideration will be not to harass, tire or fa- and Broadway, next to the governing body on the issue. governing body has already ngue them," said Col. John W. Ord, commander of the U S present city hall-library facil- Four of the five council votes, committed $40,000 in archi- Air Force Hospital. "Within that limitation we will make ev- ity. he said, are needed to carry tectural planning for the Sev- ery effort to expedite all medical processing as rapidly as pos- on the construction program enth Ave. site. Those' funds, sible." ' Fred W. Carl, a spokesman at any location. he said, could easily "go down Ord, a native of Baker, Ore., told a news conference his for the businessmen, who the drain" it the project is staff has been encouraged by reports from American pilots re- have chosen a downtown site While council members have not committed them- stalled to the point ,where a leased last year and recent reports from visitors to Hanoi for the new complex, last council deadlock takes place. night said the "entire project selves publicly as to how they tliat indicated the general health level of the POWs was good. The council president also has been mismanaged from will vote on the issue, three "But we are prepared to handle any problem-that comes said that the city Planning the start." members are part of the City up," Ord said. His staff of 60 doctors "represents all the me- Board prefers the Seventh He also charged that the Hall Site Committee which dical specialities with few exceptions," he added: Ave. site for the new complex. group of merchants believe hired William M. Kwalick. an Mr. Carl said last night, that a city hall study unit, AsburyPark professional however, that city planners which recommended the Sev- planner, to study the Third Girl Found Strangled have said that site has "the enth Ave. site last September, Ave. site, sought for the new BILLERICA, Mass. — An autopsy on the body of a young possible drawback of poor was "unduly influenced" and complex by downtown mer- woman found in a wooded area indicates she died of stran- traffic circulation." its members were told that chants. gulation, the eighth young woman killed in the Boston area un- Hfii added that the board the tract was the only avail- der similar circumstances since last summer. Mr. Kwalick has recom- doc's not endorse the city's , ' APWIrepnoto able site for the new facility. mended the downtbwn loca- Authorities said yesterday that Demaris Synge Gillispie, a HAS HIS HANDS FULL— State Senate President Alfred N. Beadleston of site plan, but has said that 22-year-old Boston University honor student, apparently had Mr. Carl's charges followed tion for the proposed city hall "both sites have merit." v •Rumson Is a little busier than usual these days. Here he gets some help site. been stangled with a white bra. Her nude, decomposed body from his two granddaughters, Tatiana, 4, left, and Alexandra, 2, after he a statement by City Council The location favored by city was discovered in a wooded area Saturday by two young boys was sworn in as acting governor Friday when Gov. William T. Cahill left President George Hoffman The "panel members are merchants is encompassed by out to set rabbit traps. for a two-week vacation in California. State Supreme Court Chief Justice that council unity is needed Mrs. Gertrude Bcrnian, Wil- Broadway and Union, Rock-y Police said the body was found in a sheltered depression in Joseph Weintraub administered the oath of office to Sen. Beadleston, who for the Seventh Ave. location bert C. Russell and Jack Tay- well and Third Aves. a wooded area about 30 feet from a narrow dirt road called previously served as acting governor when he was speaker of the Assem- to be selected "ctr the entire lor, representing city council, Mr. Carl said the merchant; Lennox St. The bra was bound around the girl's neck. bly project will be scrapped." and Mr. Carl, Eugene Moss recommend the downtownV Dr. John J. Karbowniczak, northern Middlesex County Mr. Hoffman said he will and Larry Katz, representing site as an "important positive medical examiner, saidv "I feel sure the body has been there, sponsor a resolution next downtown merchants. first step in the complete rc- ever since she disappeared," from her apartment in Cam- week to hire two independent Council Vice President vitalization of• the entire bridge on.Nov. 29. appraisers to set a fair mar- Samuel Teieher has said that downtown area for the benefit Beadleston Sworn In ket value on nine small tracts he has not yet decided how he of the entire city." Death Sentence Given MARIETTA, Ga. — A South Carolina man with a criminal record dating to 1954 has been sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1971 slayings of two prominent Georgia patholo- As Acting Governor LaMura, Savoie Deny gists. James Edward Creamer, 42, of Greenville, S.C., was con-- TRENTON (AP) - Senate as their grandfather was Under the New Jersey con- victed and sentenced yesterday by an U-man, one-woman jury President Alfred N. Beadles- sworn in and almost managed stitution the order of succes- after 11 hours of deliberation. ton Friday was sworn in as to steal the show from him. sion to the governor calls for Cobb County Superior Court Judge Luther Hames said in acting governor while Gov. Cahill is taking his first full his replacement in ease of ab- Misconduct Charges his instructions to the jury Saturday night that Georgia's William T. Cahill vacations vacation since becoming gov- sence from the state by the deau\penalty had not been invalidated by recent U.S. Supreme for two weeks in California. ernor three years ago. He will Senate president and then the FREEHOLD - Marlboro's erine Bohinski, owner of Broadway, Long Branch, in Court rulings. State Supreme Court Chief spend two weeks in California Assembly speaker. suspended building inspector Bedlc's Drug Shop Inc., 165that city Aug. 27. Creamer is one of nine persons charged in the deaths of Justice Joseph Weintraub ad- and during his stay there will Beadleston has served in and tax assessor have pleaded Bay Ave., Highlands. Gaillard R. Russum, 19, of Dr. Warren B. Matthews and his wife, Dr. Rosina Vicenzi Mat- ministered the oath of office participate in the Palm the legislature since 1951, innocent here to charges of Dennis V. Landry. 27, of IKS 2KB Gillespie Ave., Fair thews, at their Cobb County home. He was the first to stand in the governor's reception Springs Desert Golf Classic, a spending eight terms in the misconduct in office and of il- Seabreeze Avo., East Keans- Haven, denied possessing trial. room. tournament conducted under Assembly until his election to legally accepting money from burg, denied committing atro- marijuana and intending to His attorneys were expected to appeal the conviction. Beadleston, 60, had to bend the sponsorship of comedian the Senate in 1967. He won a U.S. Home Corp., developer of cious assault and battery upon distribute it Oct. J3 in Fair Creamer, whose record includes convictions for robbery, down a little to his left to Bob Hope. second Senate term in 1971, Ihe Whittier Oaks housing de- Joseph A. finqucgrana. Port Haven. kidnaping and burglary, told the court after the verdict was reach the bible held by his Beadleston has been acting Beadleston said he told the velopment in Marlboro. Monmouth Road, East Keans- Diane Rubano, 27, of 493 W. granddaughters Tatiana, 2, returned, "I want all of the citizens of Cobb County to know governor before during his governor "I hoped he'd be in Tax Assessor Joseph C, La burg, Aug. 20 in Middletown. Lincoln Drive, Oakhurst, de- and Alexandra, 4, daughters that I think this crime is as horrible as they do, but I did not tenure as speaker of fhe As- touch," and that Cahill had Mura denied one count of mis- James McCall. 1(14 River nied breaking into the home of William Beadleston. doit." sembly in 1964 under former replied before leaving for va- conduct in office and three St., Red Bank, denied break- of Ronald Lee Ennis, Melville The little girls stood pa- Democratic Gov. Richard J. cation, "Don't call me, I'll counts of unlawfully accept- ing into the home of Lloyd St., Oakhurst, with intent to Probe Blast Fatal to 13 tiently through the ceremony Hughes. call you." ing money, totaling $1,501), Rice, Twin Brooks Ave., Mid- steal Sept. 17. from the corporation for "per- dletown, last May 25 and William C. Strait, 23, of 434 EAGLE GROVE, Iowa — The Iowa Bureau of Criminal forming the duties of his. . . stealing $1)85 worth of money Prospect Ave, Union Beach, Investigation was to actively join with the state fire marshal's public office." He allegedly and property. denied aiding and abetting in office today to learn the cause of a gas explosion here Friday Doctor May Have Bail Cut look the money between De- Malcolm McPlwrson, 21, of the theft of a pocketbook and which killed at least 13 persons and destroyed three buildings. cember, 19()K, and December, 4 Heather Lane, Middletown, money with a total value of BCI agents over the weekend had been involved primarily 1970. denied stealing a $300 motor $17.51) and a driver license be- in'the task of helping find and identify bodies, said State Building Inspector Edward vehicle from .luana Medina, longing to a Mrs. Simzor of Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers. In Murder Plotting Case Savoie pleaded innocent to Port Monmouth Road, Port Florence Ave., Highlands, He said the investigation was being "expanded for back- TRENTON (AP) - The 52- Cowan asked originally that The three intended victims' two counts of misconduct in Monmouth, July 24. Mrs. Simzer's complete name ground information into the cause of the explosion." year-old suspended Trenton bail be set at $50,000 because were identified as Mrs. Helen office. He denied receiving a Marcel Andrews. IK, nf 25A is not given in the indictment. "There is no way at this linie to say how long that will State Prison psychiatrist who King was "dangerous not only Myers, King's former wife; payment of between $150 and Church St., Fair Haven, de- Milton Valentin, 20, of 61 S. take," Sellers said. - was arrested and accused of to himself but to others," But her husband, Samuel Myers; $200 from U.S. Home Corp. in nied contributing to the delin- Broadway, Long Branch, de- The death toll could still rise, according to Sellers. He said plotting the murder of his for- Moore doubled the amount be- and her sister, Mrs. Bobbie connection with an inspection quency of a lfi-year-old Rum- nied contributing to the delin- late yesterday that state Fire Marshal Wilbur Johnson "told mer wife and two of her rela- cause he thought the original Ruth Manzionc. The Myers of homes being built in Marl- son girl by allegedly giving quency of a 12-year-old Long me one person is still missing and that the search will contin- tives is getting a cjiance at figure was too low. live in Millsboro, I'a. Mrs. boro by the company. her a piece of paper .saturated Branch girl by encouraging ue." having his $100,000 bail re- Cowan said during the Manzione'lives in Rome, (ia. Both men were indicted last with LSD. her to be a runaway last Aug. duced. Friday hearing that the pris- Myers, told of King's arrest, month by a state grand jury. Cornelius Bentlpy, -I.1), nf l!fi !l in Long Branch and carnally Pentagon Case Resumed Dr. William King was oner was "sufficiently reha- described him as "a man with Their innocent pleas were Ludlow St., Long Brunch, de- abusing her. scheduled to be given a hear- bilitated" to report King's al- a grudge against everybody." accepted by Superior Court nied possessing heroin and John Lesser, 2K, nf 11 Miller LOS ANGELES - Pentagon Papers jurors, ordered ing today before Superior leged offer. He said that state He said his wife "began shak- Judge Francis X. Crahay. methadone July 22 in Asbury St., Highlands, denied break- shielded from a courtroom probe into documents the judge Court Judge A. Jerome police arranged for King to ing like a leaf" when she In innocent pious 1n county Park. ing into the Hide Bearded ruled should have been given to the defense, were to resume Moore, who set the bail meet with a man he thought heard about the alleged plot. grand jury indictments: Denies Assault Clam, Miller St., Highlands, hearing the espionage-conspiracy case today for the first time Friday after Dep. State Atty. was really an undercover Evan W. Jahos, director of Joseph G. Jacobs, 25, of ,'il7 Louis Butler,.22. of 27 Grant and attempting to steal 10 since Jan. 26. Gen. Robert E. Cowan sought agent. the state's Criminal Justice Lorillard Ave., Union Beach, St., Long Brunch, denied pos- cases of liquor and a target But U.S.. District Court Judge Matt Byrne ordered one {50.000 bail. The prosecutor sajd tape Division, said his department denied holding up a Highlands sessing LSD in Long Branch pistol Oct. 4. Ho also denied more witness, government analyst William Gerhart, to appear • The case surfaced at the recordings were made of sev- would present the case to a drug store owner last Nov. 24 last Sept. 1. stealing a $5(HI motor vehicle in connection with the probe an hour before the jury's arrival. bail hearing, after King was eral meetings and on one oc- grand jury "as quickly as we with a sawed-off shotgun and Isabel Martinez. :I2, of from Arthur Cummins, Snug Then the'jurors were to hear a government witness. Brig. arrested in his prison office casion King turned over $1,(KXI can," possibly by next week. making off with $47 and cer- Brooklyn, NY., denied com- Harbor IWc., Highlands, the Gen. Paul F. Gorman, cross-examined by the defense. and charged with trying to set to the "hit man" whom he tain unspecified drugs. He is mitting atrocious assault and same clay. Gorman had testified earlier that the release of the Penta- up the murders through an in- thought was a hired killer. accused of holding up Kath- battery upon Harry Rivera of James Haynes, 4(1, of New gon Papers could have aided foreign powers against the mate in his care. In return for "It is only through the inter- York City denied possessing United Stales during the Vietnam War. his help, the inmate was alle- vention of the state police and heroin and intending to dis- Leonard Weinglass, an attorney for defendant Anthony gedly going to receive a rec- because of the rehabilitated tribute it Nov. IB in Long Busso, 36, said he would tell Byrne today whether he wants to W. Long Branch ommendation from King that nature of the inmate that Branch. make an opening statement at this time, and the judge has he be moved to a minimum these three people remain said he would rule later on whether to allow such a procedure. security area. alive," Cowan said. . Russo's attorneys made no opening statements, delaying until the defense case starts. 9 WEST LONG BRANCH - troduced an ordinance to pro- Fort s 'Mister Avionics Borough Council has appoint- hibit parking in unauthorized Mayors Press Funds Fight ed Frank Kosann, Wall St., a areas nf all public property probationary police officer. While no specific areas NEW YORK (AP) — Leaders among the nation's mayors, Retires After 28 Years Mr. Kosano will receive were named, it has been said angered by domestic budget cuts proposed by President Nix FT. MONMOUTH - Lester United States mernDer Pennsylvania. charge of arrangements. LONG BRANCH - The private and semi private riding Patricia T. Brown of Brielle. The Flock Funeral Home, lessons. Mrs. Joyce L. Clayton of Long Branch, is in charge of Sewerage Authority has William K. Botzel Sr. awarded a $27,975 contract to Brick Township, and Mrs. arrangements. For Information Call or Writ* HOWELL - William K. IVtrr <•'. KO«TI> the Montefusco Excavating Dotzel Sr., 60, of Rt. 9, died NEW YORK — Peter C. Catherine D. Harger of East Trlcome Farm •Keansburg; three brothers. and Contracting Co. Inc., Wednesday at Freehold Area Rocco, 45, a nephew of Dr. Abraham ('.. Altberjj West Long Branch, to reconst- 207 Holland Road Hospital, Freehold Township. Leo C. P.occo of 75 Maple Otto Frick of Brooklyn, Fred- HolnuM, NJ. 07733 erick Frick of Orlando, Fla., ruct the Pavilion Avenue sew- He was bom in New York Ave., Red Bank, N.J., died un- LONG BRANCH - Abra- er line. 671-1057 *r or, City and had lived here since expectedly here Thursday. and Alfred Frick of Colts ham C. Altberg, 65, of 28 S. 671-9834 1920. He was a carpenter who Mr. Rocco was director of Neck, and 19 grandchildren. Fifth Ave. died Friday in Montefusco was the lowest had last been employed by the - the child care division of the. The Freeman Funeral Monmouth Medical Center. . of five bidders for the project. -\ Monmouth County Mainte- Catholic Charities of the Dioc- Home of Freehold is in charge Mr. Altberg, a lifelong city . The Pavilion Avenue proj- nance and Grounds Depart- ese of Brooklyn. He lived at of arrangements. resident, was a member of the ect entails replacing 1,205 feet ment. 8431 Bay 16th St., Brooklyn. Zoning Board of Adjustment of six-inch pipe with larger and the Sewerage Authority. Mr. Dotzel was a commu- Mr. Rocco was a graduate Miss Nannie Carter pipe along Pavilion Avenue nicant of St. Veronica's Catho- of Fordham University, and He was the owner of the A. C. from Third Avenue east. Classes For: lic Church, here; a member of served on the boards of the LONG BRANCH - Miss ^Altberg Printing Co., which B.P.O. Elks Lodge 1454, Free- Council of Voluntary Child Nannie P. Carter, 83, of 87 he established in 1934. The Authority also took un- • Advanced TrlcorneFarm hold, and a former member of Care Agencies, the Day Care Grant Court, died Friday in A member of Congregation der study new bids for in- • Intermediate the Lakewood Maennerchor, a Council, and the Interagency Monmouth Medical Center. Brothers of Israel, here, he stalling a relief sewer line • Beginners German social group located' Miss Carter was born in was also a member of its along a portion of Ocean Ave- Council. • Adults Rl 01 NG AC AD E Mr here. He is also survived by his Richmond, Va., and had lived Men's Club and the area nue in West End. Original bids Surviving are his widow, widow, Mrs. Esther Rocco; here 45 years. YMHA. for the project were above au- Mrs. Helen Gnischwitz Dot- two sons, John Rocco and Mi- She was a member of the Mr. Altberg was also a thority cost estimates. zel; two sons, William K. Dot- chael Rocco; a daughter, Lo- Trinity A.M.E. Zion Church of member of the Greater Long zel Jr. of Brick Township and retta Rocco, and a sister, Long Branch, and for 20 years Branch Area Chamber of Richard Dotzel, at home; two Mrs. Michael Isola. was superintendent of the Commerce, the Long Branch brothers, Edward Dotzel of The Daniel George & Son church. Lodge of Elks and the Ex- Freehold Township and Funeral Home, Brooklyn, is in She also was church clerk change Club. George Dotzel of Lakewood; charge of arrangements. for a number of years, and a He was also a member of two sisters, Mrs. Margaret member of the church's Will- the Jordan Lodge of Masons •Chapman of Neptune and William P. Getta ing Workers Club. and of the Harpoon and Mrs. Alice Wetterling of Tar- FREEHOLD - William P. Miss Carter is survived by Needle Club, both here. we're looking lor pon Springs, Fla., and two Getta. 37, of 25 Phyllis Road, her niece, Mrs. Harold Coop- Surviving are his widow, grandchildren. died Saturday in Community er, with whom she lived. Mrs. Janice Simon Altberg; a The C.H.T. Clayton and Son Memorial Hospital, Toms Riv- The James H. Hunt Funeral daughter, Mrs. Sandra Ju- Funeral Home, Adelphia, is in er. Home of Asbury Park is in liano, here, and three grand- charge of arrangements Mr. Getta, a driver for charge of arrangements. children. Ralph Clayton & Sons Con- The Woolley Funeral Home, Mrs. Mvrtle R. McC-ann crete Co., was injured in a Mrs. Russell Walling here, is in charge of arrange- job-related.accident Jan. 2 ments. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. KEYPORT - Mrs. Annie Myrtle Robinson McCann, 85, and had been hospitalized since then. M. Walling, 87, died Friday in of 762 Greens Ave., died the Seabrook Hill Nursing Mrs. Leroy Cot t re 11 Friday in Monmouth Medical Mr. Getta was bom in Eng- lishtown, and had lived there Home. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Center. Mrs. Walling was born in Mrs. Flora Taylor Cottrell, 82, Mrs. McCann was born in •until moving here nine years ago. He was a communicant Hazlet and had been a resi- of Siloam Road, died Friday Are you a FINALIST for the next Lakewood and had lived in. dent of the borough for the in Monmouth Medical Center, Spring Lake Heights for more of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. past 64 years. Long Branch. than SO years before moving She was a member of the Mrs. Cottrell was born here here three years ago. She was Mr. Getta had served 15 MILLIONAIRE DRAWING on February 21? Order of the Eastern Star, and was a lifelong resident of the widow of John McCann. years on the Englishtown . First Aid Squad and was a Golden Chapter 120, and a the township. She was a mem- Mrs. McCann was-a mem- member of the Calvary Meth- ber of the Siloam Methodist ber of St. Andrew's Methodist former president of the squad. He was an exempt fireman in odist Church. Church. Church of Spring Lake. Surviving are her husband, She is survived by her hus- She is survived by a son, Englishtown. He also was a member of S. Russell Walling; three sis- band, Leroy Cottrell; a son, William McCann, with whom ters/Mrs. Frances Woolley of Carlton C. Cottrell, and a she lived; a daughter, Mrs. the Association for Retarded Children of Red Bank. Miami, Mrs. Gussie J. Roselle •daughter, Mrs. Lillian C. Ann Glum of St. Petersburg, and Mrs. Roelif LeRoy, both Breese, both here; five grand- Fla.; eight grandchildren, and Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frances Rackowski Get- here; and a brother, John children, and five great- 29 great-grandchildren. Morrell of Long Island. grandchildren. SERIAL NO. The Meehan Funeral Home ta; two daughters, Robin and Lorraine, both at home; his Arrangements are under the The Higgins Memorial of Spring Lake Heights, is in direction of the Bedle Funeral Home of Freehold is in charge charge of arrangements. mother, Mrs. Ernestine Lutz Getta of Englishtown, and Home, here. of arrangements. three brothers, Augustine Get- Mrs. Barbara Olivadnti ta of New York, Joseph Getta LONG BRANCH - Mrs. of Biglishtown, and John Get- Barbara Olivadoti, 79, of 300 ta of Monmouth Beach. First Merchants Pays . .. West End Ave. died Friday in The Higgins Memorial Monmouth Medical Center. Home of Freehold, is in Born in Italy, she had lived charge of arrangements. here since 1921. Mrs. Olivadoti was a com- John A. Pedersen municant of Holy Trinity Cath- LONG BRANCH - John A. olic Church, here. She retired Pedersen. «B, of 516 West St.. HIGHEST ALLTICKET HOLDERS WITH 20 years ago as a finisher at died yesterday in Monmouth the Kay Dunhill Manufac- Medical Center. turing Co., here. Mr. Pedersen was born in Surviving are a son, Joseph Norway and had lived here 60 THIS LAST 3-DIGIT SERIAL NUMBER Olivadoti, here, and four years. He was a retired fish- grandchildren. erman, and had served as a The Damiano Funeral school crossing guard here for Home, here, is in charge of 20 years. INTEREST • PLUS ONE OF THESE 2-DIGIT LOTTERY arrangements. His wife, the late Mrs. Hil- ma Andersson died in 1960. Your money works harder Mr. Pedersen attended the [, NUMBERS ARE NOW FINALISTS! Gurrett Si-haiick Sr Asbury United Methodist 1 WEEKLY LOTTERY FREEHOLD - Garrett D. Church of Long Branch. FIRST LAST .•'••• Schanck Sr., 65, of 61 Dutch foryou...everydaON REGULAR yPASSBOOK SAVINGS 1 . DRAWING DATE Surviving are two sons, TWO DIGITS TWO DIGITS Lane Road, died Saturday in John A. Pedersen Jr. of West Interest paid from Day of Freehold Area Hospital, Free- Long Branch, and Marvin Pe- Deposit to Day ol Dec. 28,1972 hold Township. dersen, with whom he lived; Withdrawal, compounded ooxxxx or xxxxio Mr. Schanck was employed two daughters, Mrs. Gunhild and paid each quarter. Jan. 4,1973 65XXXX or as the paymaster for the Cen- Ekstrom of Wildwood Crest, xxxxio tral Jersey Bank & Trust Co. and Mrs. Jennie Layton nf Jan. 11,1973 58XXXX or 1 Yr. CERTIFICATES of DEPOSIT XXXX43 • He was born in Bradevelt Lakewood; three sisters living Jan. 18, 1973 25XXXX and before joining the bank in Norway; 12 grandchildren, {automatically renewable) or XXXX5S had worked 32 years for the and 14 great-grandchildren. Interest COMPOUNDED Jan. 25, 1973 93XXXX or XXXX02 former A & M Karagheusian The Flock Funeral Home. DAILY. Available in SI,000. Feb. 1, 1973 89XXXX or Rug Co. of Freehold. I-ong Branch, is in charge of minimum and multiples of XXXX21 He waf a memher nf the . arrangements -~: . S100. thereafter. Yield;,. If one of your lottery tickets matches an eligible ticket (correct drawing date, first two digits Old Brick Reformed Church Mrs. (leiiiia h'ishcr for the Year of Marlboro. 5.65% for one year. and/or last two digits of the Lottery Ticket Number, and last three digits of Serial Number! Mr. Schanck is survived by LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ce- take it to any New Jersey Motor Vehicle Agency before 5 p.m., Friday, Feb. 16 to get in on lina Fisher, 29, of 348 Halibur- his widow, Mrs. Emily Pitti- 2 Yr. CERTIFICATES of DEPOSIT the FINAL DRAWING ON Feb: 21. YOU ARE GUARANTEED $500 CASH' > ton Place died Friday in Mon- (automatically renewable) nger Schanck; his mother, mouth Medical Center. Mrs. Almira C. Schanck of Interest COMPOUNDED NEW MILLIONAIRE PRIZE STRUCTURE Marlboro; a son, Garrett D. Mrs. Fisher was a lifelong resident here. DAILY. Available in $1,000. r Schanck Jr. of Neptune; a minimum and multiples.oo.„.!.,«.„.. daughter, Mrs. Eugene L. Surviving are her father, Yiclrt Roger Darmana, West Long S100. thereafter. Yields 1 Second Prize $200,000 ^.MO.,,..«*,<,»„. Blaser of San Ramon, Calif., 5 5.DV. Branch; a sister, Mrs. Marcel lor one Year 5.9% for one year. and three grandchildren. Rodcn, here; a brother, Roger 1 Third Prize $100,000 L The Freeman Funeral Darmana of Eatontown, and Home of Freehold is in charge her maternal grandmother, •^HIGHEST INTEREST ALLOWED BY IAW 27 Fourth Prizes ... $10,000 cash each of arrangements. Mrs. Margaret Parker, also of For further information, aik any of the Fir bt Eatontown. Merchants People in our 20 convenient Death Notices ~ The Woolley Funeral Home, community offices, Special $ioo consolation Prize M8AD - here, is in charge of arrange- If your ticket has the correct drawing date, first two digits ments. - and/or last two digits of the Lottery Ticket Number BUT ONLY THE LAST TWO DIGITS of the Semi-Final Card of Thanks We, the family of Dora Tarnow, wish to Serial Number, YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE SPECIAL at Ihe funeral homem, 7-w p.m. express our sincere appreciation to the $100 CONSOLATION PRIZE. Take your ticket to any N.J. MJddletown Township Police Deportment- ?K the Port Monmoulh First Aid 1 Motor Vehicle Agency to have it validated. Your check Independent Fire Co. of Beltord _ .. _ Death Notices Ladles Auxiliary, the Ladle* Auxlllory of Will be forwarded. Struliis C» work by contractors regard- i Lake Worth. She was the wid- Project Delayed Scovit Troop Honors less whether at lowest prices 222-5151 741-0248 ow of John Garrow. Mr. Smith said the court's 741-6900 Mrs. Garrow is survived by ruling has pushed the author- or not and charge the con- a son, John H. P. Garrow of ity's time schedule back about tractors; set maximum prices Syracuse, NY.; a daughter, Ex-Committee Head 50 days. The treatment plant for certain items — the court found that some set prices Mrs. Robert M. Hawekotte, SHREWSBURY - Mem- Life Scout Badge to Senior had been scheduled to be with whom she lived; five opened by Oct. 1, he said. were below the cost for these bers of Boy Scout Troop 250 Patrol Leader Douglas Fit- items. • grandchildren, and five great- made a surprise presentation zpatrick. Richard Seideman The authority's contract grandchildren. ol a pique to their former became a First Class Scout, specification provisions were Judge Lane said he found a The Wordcn Funeral Home Committee Chairman Charles while John Halverson, Glen brought before the court by provision on unbalanced bids of Red Bank is in charge of Davis, honoring him for his 11 Phillips, Chris Power and three contractors — Somerset to be ambiguous and that he arrangements. years of service to the troop, John Hankins advanced to Valley Construction Co., could not say the contractors' at 'a recent Court of Honor Second Class. Somerville; Krank Stamato reading of this was unreason- held in Blair Hall. and Co., Lodi, and George able. (An unbalanced bid is Jail Term Rod Schoellner received his Harms Excavating Co., Lin- where a contractor bids high Scout David Weidcrspann Tenderfoot Badge and Jim coln Park — on the ground for items he believes will be made the presentation at the Bills earned a Scout Award. that the provisions were un- used and low for items he be- Suspended ceremony, which was follow- reasonable. lieves will not be used.) ed by a covered dish supper Scoutmaster Steve Barberio Judge Lane said he recog- The judge also ruled invalid InAssaultCase attended by parents, friends, received his Trained Scout- a provision lor credit of work' master Patch and badges of nized that the authority has a FREEHOLD"- James-Kil- and municipal officials. time schedule and that if the patrick of 160 Wilson Avc, office were presented to the itcouts Michael Warner; Jo- newly elected troop leaders. court ruled against the OPPOSE PORT Port Monmoulh, who had seph Patt and young Weiders- Den Chiefs' Cords were also agency that the project would NEW SHREWSBURY - pleaded guilty to committing pann -were awarded Bronze awarded. be delayed. But, he added, The Woman's Club of New atrocious assault and battery Eagle Palms by their former this fact cannot make good Shrewsbury announces it has upon his three sons and anoth- Scoutmaster John Patt. Slides of recent camping specifications that are other- gone on record in opposition er boy, was given a suspended Borough Councilman and . trips made by the troop were wise invalid. to a deep water oil port off the two-to-three-year state prison Gerald Bruno presented a shown during the evening. A delay will cause inconven- coast of New Jersey. sentence, placed on two years probation and fined ?20O. . Kilpatrick had admitted that he committed the atro- cious assault and battery upon his sons, Joseph Kilpatrick Jr.. 15; Michael Kilpatrick, 4. and Sean Kilpatrick, 8, and , /teinboch upon Scott Schwarz, 8, whom he was responsible for, April 25, in Middletown. County Court Judge Louis R. Aikins imposed the sen- tence.

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DALE CARNEGIE COURSE presented by WES WESTIOM * ASSOC. 60 Stirling Kd. Waichunj, N.J. T«le. (201) 7JJ-9356 « asbury park • red ban* 10-5:30 daily, wad., frl. to 3 p.m. «' brick lown 10-9 daily, sal. to 5:30, sun. noon-530 • manalapan 10-9:30 daily > asbury park • r«rf bank 10-5 30 duly, wefj. fri to 9 p m, • hrrck lown 10-9 daily, sat \a 5,30, iun noon-5:3O • manalapan tO-9.30 dlily, THEDMTYWEOISTER Vulnerable Communications By JACK ANDERSON it, six or seven special secu- Interagency infighting and _, '• Established in 1878-Published byJ?he Red Bani' Register . rity switching systems w«*e ' high costs caused a drastic WASHINGTON ordered from ITT at a cost of modification of the program. •. . • •"..-' \ ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Despite the lessons from three wars and the outlay of more than $20 million. ITT Now, there is much the same President and Editor some $40 billion, our military built them, but the Defense sort of squabbling over the SCENE promising satellite systems. } • communications system is Communications Agency de- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor sometimes no more efficient sign wajs so faulty that the project was junked' The Pen- The'satellites are harder to than a hand-crank telephone. knock out than the present Not only is it untrustworthy blankety-blank manhole car- tagon never accounted fully to rying our long lines," an ex-' Congress for the misspent military networks. Addition- Monday, February 5,1973 for carrying vital messages ally, they are more difficult to UIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIliUmilllllHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMMIIinill between Washington and the pert told us. funds. —The basic "Autovon" Deadly Communications jam than ordinary high fre- field in time of war, it is unre- ERSON quency broadcasts because liable and highly vulnerable to voice system is centralized in The results of these and oth- cities and its lines generally er Pentagon foul-ups in the $6 the jamming stations must sabotage in time of peace. throw a pinpoint signal to This is our conclusion after, run along roads and railways billion a year communications "immediate delivery," it took — all prime targets in case of budget are anything but theo- V/h and 2% hours respectively, break into the satellite trans- studying stacks of documents mission. and internal memos given us war. Overseas, the "Autovon" retical. Among hundreds of for them to reach Washington by military communications lines and microwave facilities everyday delays, lost mes- authorities. This was orie rea- To be sure, both we and the experts at a four-hour meet- are under-protected. Natives sages, garbles and mis- son U.S. forces failed to rush Russians have devised arms ing recently only a few miles freely vandalize the land lines directed cables, here are a to the aid of the ship. for shooting down commu- from the Pentagon itself. for copper which they resell. few of the most disastrous. In 1M9. the U.S. Command nications satellites — but both So distressed were these of- —The "Autodin" system for In 1967, when the U.S.S, Lib- in Korea sent three urgent countries also know how to ficials by the state of our carrying data is so complex it erty was in the Mediterra- messages warning that an rocket them back up 'almost worldwide military cable, ra- is often useless. Dust or heat nean, five messages were American EC-121 spy plane' immediately. dio, microwave and satellite enter through cracks in walls sent to it telling it to move was being tailed by North Ko- rean jets. The messages took complex, that they risked dis- and knock it out. Maintenace away from the coasts of Is- Footnote: U. Gen. Gordon from a half hour to three missal in order to reveal to us is costly. A tiny voltage surge rael and Egypt. All were sent Gould, the kindly plodding hours to reach Washington. facts like these: can immobilize it for hours. between 3% hours and 13 head of the Defense Commu- By that time, ^he plane was —Russian trawlers have lo- —The "Autosevocom" net- hours before the ship was at- nications Agency, is better shot down. cated our undersea cables by work used by hundreds of big- tacked. None reached her in known among his colleagues electronic devices and have wigs to talk to each other over time. for his tennis game than for scramblers requires a page, ' Two were missent to the Interagency Infighting cut them at least three times The military commu- his technical know-how. He in the last 15 years. "They and a half of instructions and Pacific and when one of these has recently resurfaced a ten- is prohibitively slow and cos- was redirected, it went to nications men who confided in were just practicing for the us say that in the late '50s, nis.court at the agency so he real thing, and; besides, they tly. We have seen military Fort Meade, Md. Another was can play tennis with his plans for a simpler system lost by a relay station and a far-sighted systems engineers wanted us to know they could within the administration friends. Although our sources • do it,"one of our informants which was rejected by Penta- fourth was transmitted nine say he takes time off from the gon bosses unwilling to admit hours after the ship was de- wanted to set up eight switch-' said. ing centers outside the major office for tennis, Gould told us " —The Soviet Union has pin- they wasted millions on the stroyed by Israel with the loss he only plays during his lunch existing system. of 34 U.S. lives. cities. These would be less pointed virtually every major vulnerable to bombing, could break. He admits there are American communications —The National Security In I960, two warning mes- handle peacetime civilian problems in the defense com- center where military lines in- Agency, which handles top se- sages were sent from the loads, and would be available munications area, but insists tersect, sometimes simply by cret communications, became U.S.S. Pueblo saying it was for both civilian and military the Pentagon is making major obtaining telephone company disgusted with the military under threat by North Korea. emergencies. strides to overcome them. maps. "Saboteurs know every security network. To improve Although they were sent for The State of My Union By JIM BISHOP iiiiiHiiiiiiinuiiiiii Americans not safeguarded in suggested by the Airline Pi- health and welfare—infants lots Association, to dis- If I were President... THE from birth to age six. continue traffic into countries All usable, movable U.S. I would... that give sanctuary to sky- equipment in Vietnam would Stop exporting our food, if jackers. be shipped home. I would REPORTER selling wheat to the Soviet I would... start a campaign to clean up HIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Union at below cost causes Stop glorifying and bargain- America and would use all the domestic price to rise. ing-witlr militant blacks who able-bodied unemployed, and I would... Hold a decisive federal probe do not represent the 23,000,000 all healthy persons living .on Have all congressmen, Cab- of all food brokers — the law-abiding Negroes in this relief checks — no work, no inet members, bureau and de- middle men who rob the farm- country. Extend to all law-en- Rail Commuter Relief pay. All persons running for partment heads, and the Pres- er and hold out for higher forcement agencies equal Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., has in- It is a national disgrace that railroads, public office would have to ident of the United States give markups from food markets. , rights with the culprits they which helped make our nation great, pass an intelligence-quotient an annual accounting of all Force Congress to reveal its apprehend. troduced legislation, the Emergency Com- test first. have fallen to such a low estate. The com- personal assets. Abolish the own budget in detail — some- prayer; no holidays. Not. . I would... muter Relief Act of 1973, which, if system of state insurance thing it has never done. Pay panies that operate them permitted this to If I were President spend one cent to rebuild Arrange a universal mari- adopted, will provide $3.8 billion for a I would.... commissioners and forbid policemen a proper wage so North Vietnam. time sovereignty law under mass transit fund. happen, but a good share of the blame Chop oil depreciation allow- companies to lend money to they will have no reason to I would... which all waters beyond 12 must be assumed by the federal govern- land developers in cases take gifts from malefactors. Monmouth County rail commuters will ances to 10 per cent. Appoint Learn to live with poverty miles from shore are consid- ment which has heavily subsidized air- 10 assistants to the President where the insurance company Enact a law shoring up free- and communism, two condi- ered to be international. Stop be excused if they adopt a "ho hum" atti- lines, with cash, and the trucking industry, to become watchdogs over all demands a piece of the action. dom of the press or be pre- tions tlSt will be part of our sending money to foreign na- tude, because the promise of better ser- via a vast interstate highway system. the federal agencies respon- I would... peared to blow a kiss to Big world for a long time. Parole tions. Considering the range vice has been voiced for more than a quar- sible to the chief executive. Impose stiff wage and price Brother. felons guilty of nonviolent and power of nuclear missiles, ter of a century. Actually, it hasn't im- Although a different problem, some crit- Cancel the license of any hos- controls to keep the U.S. from I would... . crimes for long periods. Pass I would take the United States proved even though the state has poured ics of our faulty Postal Service believe our pital that refused to treat an pricing itself out of all mar- Appoint a court W inquiry out 20-year sentences, with no out of NATO and bring the kets. Remove the price read- with powers to redress millions of our tax dollars into what ap- erratic mail deliveries are caused because emergency case. parole, to perpetrators of troops home. Reopen the Suez of the speed of airplanes in delivering mail I would... justment clause from all gov- wrongs against the American crimes of violence and drug Canal with international pears to be a losing battle just to keep the ernment contracts. Admit Indians. Put the American to wrong destinations, the same as happens Keep small, slow private pushers. rights. Continue membership railroads running. planes out of high-speed jet that we did not attain "peace President on television nnce a I would ... in the United Nations, but not The shutdown, of the Jersev Central with passengers' luggage. It's obvious that terminals. Because we are the with honor," but lost 45,997 of month for an informal report Appoint an Assistant Secre- expect it to prevent war. Set Railroad to commuter service would be a automation,- zip codes and computers are most powerful nation in the our best youth and $140 billion to the nation. Cancel liquor li- tary of State for Trade as up a science exchange pro- not as reliable as the former mail sorters world, I would consider it dollars in an oriental sink. < censes in country clubs where America's salesman to the gram so that research for the severe blow to New Jersey, particularly to aboard the trains who, in happier days, against American interests to I would... certain ethnic groups are not world. Have both houses of betterment of mankind is not the north of us. where many thousands of sign treaties of alliance with Order bar associations to be welcome. Eliminate tax loop- duplicated in several coun- were able to consistently get letters from Congress consider appointing workers would have to find a new way to anyone. Regard automobile •responsive to the public wel- holes for millionaires who committees of minority oppo- tries at the same time. Red Bank to New York in a single day. go to and from work. traffic as interstate and ask fare by proper policing of pay nothing. Wipe out the hy- sition as watchdogs on the Ad- I would ... Federal financial aid to commuter Congress to pass a uniform courts and lawyers or submit pocritical 30 days of mourning ministration. Request all Adopt the slogan of all other "Unquestionably," Mr. Howard says, runs is belated, to say the least. Mr. How- traffic law applicable to all to government control. Pass on the death of an ex-Presi- members of the United Na- enlightened nations: "Us an act protecting the only dent. Cut it to one day of "many of them would have to use automo- ard is confident he will get support in Con- states, cities and towns. tions to sign an agreement, first"... . biles which would result in more air pollu- gress for what he describes as "badly tion and even more vehicles on our al- needed legislation." The long suffering rail ready overcrowded highways." Part of the commuters most certainly will appreciate reason the Garden State Parkway and the Dr. Edwards, What Is Truth? any success he has, and so will everyone New Jersey Turnpike are so heavily trav- •iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiii age, transportation, cooking, They are for the people's who is growing more concerned about'bur By JAMES J. KILPATRICK eled during the week is that commuters clogged highways and superhighways and and other processing." Nei- "own health and welfare." ther is vitamin content affect- They stem from Dr. Edwards' have despaired that rail service will ever their damaging contributions to air pollu- Of all the federal regu- CONSERVATIVE ed by the soil foods are grown "conclusion of law" that "the ' be decent. lations that I yet have read, tion. in. After Dec. 31, 1974, any development of general nutri- and I have read thousands, VIEW processor who implies any tion labeling . . . has become the regulations issued on Jan. such thing may be sent to of primary concern to all con- 19 by the Commissioner of 'iiMiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii prison for false labeling. sumers." Parkway Car Pools Food and Drugs must be ac- In matters of dispute, con- Dr. Edwards' regulations Primary concern'.' All con- After several years in which its exis- The lot was opened on an ex- corded a certain awesome jecture, and opinion. Dr. Ed- sumers? The language ac- supremacy. occupy 12 finely printed pages tence was just about ignored, the,special perimental basis to preserve parkway wards now establishes what is of the Federal Register. The curately reflects the unmiti- These are the most auto- parking area at the Red Bank interchange road capacity during commuter hours "false." new rules would require, in KILPATRICK gated arrogance of the regu- cratic, most arrogant, most He not only establishes the general, that all foods that lations as a whole. Here the of the Garden State Parkway is finally get- which, in turn, would lessen the volume of infuriating orders ever de- value. Any such representa- false. He also would require are fortified or enriched must • whole might and majesty of ting some business. air pollution caused by the automobiles. creed by a federal agency. tion is "inherently mis- the entire food processing in- hereafter bear elaborate la- the federal government are Dr. Charles C. Ewards, the leading," and "in no in- Joseph C. Irwin, who is vice chairman As was mentioned in the editorial dustry, under pain of criminal bels, printed in type not less thrown behind an edict estab- commissioner, here under- stance" will it be permitted. of the New Jersey Highway Authority, op- above, that source of pollution has become sanctions, to abide by his ver- than one-sixteenth of an inch lishing "the proper use" of a takes to establish by bureau- The new regulations would erators of the parkway, cites a 19.2 per a major health hazard not only on the sion of truth. He finds as a high, specifying their precise fortified cake mix. The crimi- cratic decree that absolute forbid any processor to sug- fact, for example, that "min- percentages of what would be- nal law must bo mobilized be- cent gain in revenues at the lot as an in- heavily traveled arteries but id the munici- condition which has eluded eral nutrients in foods are not gest or imply "that a diet of dication that automobile commuters are palities through which they are carved. come, by law, the "U.S. Rec- cause "there are persons in mortal man since time began: significantly affected by stor- ordinary foods cannot supply the United States who are re- realizing that this version of park-and-ride ommended Daily Allowances" adequate amounts of nutri- Inasmuch as car p^ools save commu- of vitamins and nutrients. ceptive to suggestions that hu- is most convenient. ters money as well as wear and tear on ents." The language echoes man ailments, to a great deg- Other regulations deal with an earlier proposal that would The authority is pleased at the added their vehicles, we would hope that- more dietary supplements. ree, can be treated by using have declared that "vitamins vitamins and minerals... " use because, even if it causes a drop in toll people would investigate the possibility of Findings of Fact and minerals are supplied in receipts, it lessens the rush-hour traffic forming them. Fewer autos on the park- My copy of the Register abundant amounts by com- In my own view, the FDA has a responsibility, at law, to loads and helps the parkway maintain its way will mean safer driving and cleaner falls open at page 2147. These, monly available foods." Dr. if you would believe it, are protect the public from fraud < excellent safety record. -, -; air. ... .,' • ~ " Jean Mayer, the noted, nutri- findings of fact: • ' -. tionist, called that proposal and contamination. But when, "There is no rationale for "meaningless, childish,' fal- the FDA recklessly converts allowing the promotion of lacious, and silly." But here it mere opinions to "findings of Mrs. Cannavo's Election dietary supplements of vita- is once more, in only slightly fact" and to "conclusions of Mrs. Marianne Cannavo has been Her designation to head one of the mins and/or minerals to the amended form, and now it be- law." and peers into the elected chairman of the Red Bank Plan- borough's most important agencies is not general American population' comes "misbranding" to dis- minds of "all consumers" to determine their "primary ning Board, and the news of that action necessarily a victory for Women's Lib be- for the purpose of treating agree with Dr. Edwards. diseases or symptoms... Lay concern," the KDA confuses was considered in some quarters as being cause Mrs. Cannavo was participating in persons are incapable of de- These sweeping edicts, you bureaucratic power with di- something of a surprise. government long before that movement termining, by themselves, must understand, are for "our vine power. We know how Dr. Actually, the planners were simply gained such prominence. As a matter of whether they have vitamin or own good. They are intended Edwards came to be commis: to "improve the nutritional sinner. It is not so clear who recognizing that Mrs. Cannavo is well ver- fact, she was around when Red Bank mineral deficiencies .'. . Vita- min or mineral deficiencies well-being of Americans." appointed him God. sed in not only the problems of the board elected its first woman mayor, Katharine Elkus White. are unrelated to the great ma- but the borough as well. Her association jority of symptoms like tired- with it includes three years' membership Today in History It may be pleasant to have such a ness, nervousness, and run- and seven years as clerk. down condition..." charming lady preside at Planning Board Today's highlight in history: fore the U.S. Supreme Conn In the 26 years she has been a Red These are facts'.' Since when On this date in 1917, Mexico In 1H1H, the United States meetings, but it is more important that Banker, Mrs. Cannavo has had a lively in- are they facts? To be sure, became a federated republic signed treaties of friendship Red Bank has a knowledgeable person pro- certain experts advance these of 28 states. terest in civic matters as well as being an with Denmark and Portugal. viding leadership in a period when the con- assertions. Other experts In 1872, the Spanish cap- In 1937, a bitter controversy enthusiastic Democrat who helped swell tinued orderly development of the borough deny them. If two and a half tured the Mediterranean is- began when President Frank- the party's ranks. 'Her political activity years of hearings established is essential. land of Minorca from the Brit- lin D. Roosevelt proposed ad- and graciousness earned her the election one point, it was this: Nutri- ish. ding six" new justices to the as vice chairman of the county Demo-<' We congratulate Mrs. Cannavo on her tion is not an exact science. In 1783. Sweden recognized Supreme Court. Dr. Edwards has no such hu- crats, but that partisanship has never been election, and the board for its decision. We the independence of the In 1945, in the Pacific war, mility. Thus he declares it United States. U.S. forces were mopping up are confident she will serve with dis- reflected in her approach to matters that flatly "false" that certain In 1790, the first lawyers the Japanese in the Philippine affect her home borough. tinction. . .. 'Things Are Picking Up" bioflavoniods have nutritional were admitted to practice be- capital of Manila. The Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdletown, NJ. Monday, Febrtary 5,1973 7 - The Death of LBJ and Mobile Coronary Care Units •;*-,j»»v.: 27PlnckneyRoad between the physician, first structure. When they cannot Lamb on the Sewerage Au-' guing for another Republican, Lamb knows where the sun ' Red Bank. N.J. 07701 aid squads and the commu- keep up their homes, there Youth Thanked Tp the Editor: < nity'will be necessary before thority. but not a Democrat. Perhaps shines best, FROM OUR are no apartments for them, 29 Michele Drive After all, they said Mr. they know something I don't Sincerely yours, President Johnson's unti- this can come to pass. except for those for 65 years Middletown, N.J. 07748 mely death at the age of 64 In the meanwhile, lay Lamb is also a Democrat and know and figure that-Mr. Peter Kucnar READERS of age and over, and beyond To the Editor: why should he be replaced.by when he was looking forward groups wishing to know more their means. On behalf of the Junior to many happy years of re- about the causes, prevention another Democrat? We cannot progress without Woman's Club of Middletown Well my answer to these tirement reminds us again of and recognition of coronary these people. They have I would like to thank the the problem of sudden death heart' disease can contact the two gentleman is, like I have County Park helped us in the past, and yet . members of "King James and stated, Mr. Lawlor is a due to coronary heart disease. Monmouth County Heart As- we keep pushing them further His-Cout^" an excellent rock It is estimated that 500,000 sociation for speakers. The Daily Register has re- staunch Democrat while Mr. away. We need a balance of band, for donating their time Lamb is just a Democrat and, pre-hospital or sudden deaths Sincerely yours, ceived a copy of the following people in the area and by by playing at our annual Invtill ALUMINUM I occur each year in the nation Leonard S. j)anzig.. M.D., letter for publication: brothers, there is a differ- doing so we will even it out. Christmas party at Brid- ence. But let's go back a few from coronary heart disease F.A.C.C. 28 Ocean Blvd. The older generation for their geway House in Red Bank. COMBINATION WINDOW I (sudden death is defined as Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07718 These warm and friendly years when the Republicans I experience and wisdom, our had the upper hand on our that which occurs at home, en Mr. Joseph C. Irwin, Director generation- for our ideas, and young people are to be com- route to the hospital or within Monmouth County Board of mended for making this township committee. Who Bodman Place the younger generation for the passed and voted on the sew- SPECIALS I minutes of arriving at the hos- Chosen Freeholders future. Without all three, we Christmas a wonderful.one for pital)'. Bringing this to the lo- The Daily Register has re- erage bond at such an ceived a copy of the following Freehold, New Jersey 0772H have nothing. some very special people. cal level, approximately 1,000 Dear Mr. Irwin: enormous percentage interest letter for publication: Sincerely, Sincerely, which we will have to repay people in Monmouth County Congratulations on your Mrs. Dolores Sehneid Mrs. Tanis Deitch probably succumb each year '' *• Colony House at almost three times of that 122 N. Riverside Ave. proposal to bring Mount Mit- from sudden death. chell Park into being. The amount? Oh, it is true Mr. Red Bank, N.J. AU-Yeai- School Naming Lawlor Lamb was appointed by the The in-hospital mortality Honorable Mayor, move is overdue. That dis- 104 Crescent Pkwy. rate for coronary heart dis- tinguished site should be pub- 10 Montana Ave. then Republican Committee Council and Police Chief Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Port Monmouth, N.J. 0775H and it is true that the Republi- ease has been reduced by one. Borough Hall lic property. To the Editor: third since the institution of The Board of Freeholders First, let me congratulate cans passed the bond at such Red Bank. N.J. Concerning the recent con- the Middletown Township a great interest. the Coronary Care Units. This Gentlemen: has an opportunity to do troversy and school bond is- has been accomplished by somettting for which future Committee on their appoint- But what gets me here is May I again call to the at- sue referendum in Middle- ment of, Martin V. Lawlor to two Republican Cnm- electroeardiographic monitor- tention of our officials several generations will have good town, I was disappointed that HUSKY II STANDARD WHITE theJSewerage Authority. mitteemen arguing for a • 19 YEAR MINT GUARANTEE ing and prompt treatment and reason to thank them. the school board did not try • Mill FINISH • HEAVY DUTY existing conditions on Bodman In my opinion, they couldn't Democrat because he was re- • TRIPLE TRACK avoidance of unfavorable car- The monstrous threat of • MULTI-STOPS • STURDYICMEN Place. I offer these sugges- the all-year school plan first, • FULLY WEHTHtll STRIPPED' diac arrhythmias (irregula- high-rise apartment devel- have appointed a finer man. placed by another Democrat. FRANt • STAIILIZER Mlt tions as a constructive offer- before requesting the addi- First, Mr. Lawlor was always Doesn't this seem kind of rities of the heart beat). Steps ing. opers using up unique, irrepla-' tional school building pro- are now under way on the na- ceable pieces of land such as an outstanding citizen, and strange? I could see them ar- 1. Parking on the tri- gram. second he was affiliated with 13.99.. INSTALLATION OPTIONAL tional, regional and local level angle in front of the Jerral the top of Mount Mitchell I understand that other INSTALLATION OPTIONAL to help decrease the incidence must be prevented. Middletown Township prob- Building, which is causing a' communities have eliminated lems and always had its best FREE ESTIMATES of death prior to arrival at the hazardous* situation. When We wish you success in es- the need for such additional hospital. The approach to this interest at heart. Also, Mr. • EXPERT INSTALLATION AVAILABLE • FBEE MEASURINO SERVICE cars turn in from Rt. 35 to tablishing the park. building program by using the Lawlor was always a staunch NURSING HOME problem is threefold: • • MHour Cori Bodman Place going east, o Sincerely yours, all-year school plan, the all- - (1) Alerting patients to the Democrat and now replaces • RN on duty all Hmtt CHARGE in sight is obscured. May I sug- Stan Dahlgren year school plan' also elimi- Vincent J. Lamb, a Demo- • Mtdlcart Approvtd causes and prevention of coro- gest a permanent "No Park- nated the problem many nary heart disease and the crat, on the Sewerage Author- NAVESINK HOUSE Free Delivery 741-7500 ing" sign attached to the tele- mothers have when all their ity- ^ORivtrsidtAve.'.RcdBonk/ recognition ok. early symp- graph pole on this triangle Tax Reform children are at home all day- toms of coronary heart dis- But there is quite a differ- 842-3400 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK and paint the curb yellow. 43 David Ter. each day of a long, hot sum- ence between being a staunch ease so that medical care is Middletown. N.J. mer. i 2. Now that "Little Lobster Democrat and just a Demo- obtained earlier. In retro- Shanty" is at the foot of Bod- To the Editor: Cordially, spective studies of patients crat. A staunch Democrat is man Place and justifiably at- We have just passed a refer- Harland G. Call always faithful to his parjy- who have succumbed to sud- tracting additional traffic to endum on the building of den death, over 50 per cent of while being just a Democrat Bodman Place, may I suggest- more schools. I would like to Successful Year could mean he could vote ei- these patients have had warn- signs being posted to this ef- mention herewith my opinion Historic Howell Works ing symptoms anywhere from ther way or wherever the sun fect: • "Residential- on a tax problem. The taxes • Allaire Village, N.J. shines best. In the old days of one hour to many hours or Slow" or "Children Playing— are going higher and higher. To the Editor: days before medical help was Frank Hague, we used to call' Slow." Let's not have an un- Eventually those senior citi- .Thank you very much for them fence jumpers. obtained. zens on low or moderate fixed warranted accident. your excellent coverage of our Now let's get to Com- incomes will have to move, (2) Instruction of first aid 3. May I suggest also, with activities during 1972. your mitteemen Frank H. Briggs due to the fact of higher taxes and rescue squads, lifesavers. the soon-to-open track and kind assistance helped to and Peter J. Carton, our two on their homes. These people Boy Scouts, and even rela- with its manyfold traffic in- make our fund-raising proj- Republican committeemen have paid for the education of tives with patients with known crease, that the entrance to ects successful. who expressed^ such amaze-, their children, grandchildren coronary heart disease*or Bodman Place be posted: Yours very truly, ment and concern for the and my children. This could high risk coronary heart dis- "Don't Block Crossing - Ob- Mrs. S. R. Paynler, Jr. •people of Middletown because be helped by a state reform of ease groups in the proper ap-' serve Signal Light." Corresponding Secretary of Mr. Lawlor replacing Mr. plication of cardiopulmonary I offer these three sugges-. the whole educational tax Allaire Village Auxiliary resuscitation. Many of the tions as a public service and .first aid squads in Monmouth trust that our officials will County have been instructed give them serious consid- In cardiopulmonary resuscita- eration. tion by Riverview Hospital Many thanks, and other hospitals in the David Kaplan county., (3) The institution of earlier and more sophisticated means Plan Chairlady of emergency cardiac treat- ment by means of mobile K4 W. Main St. t coronary care units can pre- Freehold, N.J. 0772H vent'many sudden deaths. To the Editor: In Miami, Jacksonville, Ok- I read with interest last lahoma City, San Francisco week a very large news re- and many other parts of the lease in your paper regarding country, successful mobile the fact that a woman had Coronary Care Units transmit been elected chairman of the electroeardiographic signals Planning Board of Red Bank. from the home or street to a The article, in part, said central station at the hospital. that it might be a first for The highly trained rescue Monmouth County. I hasten to worker informs the. hospital of advise you that Mrs. Eleanor the patient's blood pressure, Estenes was a member of the pulse and also the general Freehold Planning Board condition. The hospital CCU. from April, 1956," to Decem- in turn, informs the rescue ber, 1968, and was again elect- worker of the elee- ed to the Planning Board in trocardiographic signal of the January, 1971, and resigned patient and what emergency later that year because she steps have to be taken. De- moved from the boro. \\ pending on the experience and During the entire time set training of the rescue squad, forth above, Mrs. Estenes was electrical defibrillation, start- chairlady of the Freehold •ing of intraver.ouses and other Borough Planning Board. modes of treatment can be Mrs. Estenes distinguished applied, the city of Miami herself as chairlady of the rescue squad is credited with board during this time. My the egg and you having saved over 40 lives only reason for pointing this with successful defibrillations out is so that Mrs. Estenes' You've just never seen any- in less than three years. accomplishments in the past \ thing cuter or sweeter than our These patients undoubtedly can be again recognized. would have succumbed to sud- I want to congratulate Mrs. baby chicks in their eggs. This den death from ventricular Marianne Cannavo as being is happy jewelry — something . fibrillation. elected chairman of the Red let Germaine Monteil's girls of any age will love. 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Carnes-Di Vone EqualTimeMemo HAZLET - In St. John's bride's parents. ' Methodist Church here Jan. Mrs. Patricia Abbot, Brick 27, Miss Diane G. Di Vone, Township, was her sister's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. matron of honor. William Tul- Dear Ann Landers: I was The baby is just learning to John Di Vone, 9 Barrier ly, Hazlet, was best man. inspired to write this letter walk so naturally he falls Drive, was married to Step- Mrs. Carnes was graduated when I read the comments of down a lot. It seems like he hen Carnes, son of Mr. and from Raritan High School and the complaining mother who Ann Landers always has a bump or a Mrs. William L. Cames, 516 is employed as a secretary in said her teen-age daughter is bruise somewhere and my "charming, gracious, sweet Beers St. the geriatric unit at Marlboro that she was forcibly over- fact, I didn't. husband blames me because I The Rev. Norman R. Riley, Psychiatric Hospital. Mr. Car- and easy-going — everywhere come? In New York, the "don't watch the boy." but at home." Dear Ann Lande/s: If that pastor, officiated at the cere- nes is with Straub Motors courts assume that a raped fellow who signed himself Mrs. Stephen Canes mony which was followed by here. The couple will reside in Mrs. Daniel DeBenedetto I am no longer a teen-ager woman tantalized or seduced We both have tempers. My — I am 20 now — but I would "Polecat Pathos" lives in Es- (The former Diane Di Vone a reception at the home of the Keyport. (The former Jeanne Sell) the male unless she can prove condido, California, and calls husband's is worse than mine. like to cite the problem in re- otherwise. He yells when things don't verse. It's my mother who is the S.P.C.A., the sheriff or In some states, if a husband the police department and suit him. And I mean yells. No Pearce-Kilpatrick charming, gracious, sweet comes home and finds a man matter where we are or who DeBenedetto-Sell and easy-going — to everyone asks for help in getting a in bed with his wife he can skunk out from under his is around, he opens his mouth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS are Mr. and Mrs. -Howard ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Benedetto, cousin of the bride- except her immediate family. and you can hear him a block shoot them both. This is con- porch, he will be told, as I — In Emmanuel Baptist Pearce Sr:, 1696 Ellsworth St., — Mr. and Mrs. Bernal C. groom, was best man. At home she is forever grip- sidered a "passion shooting." away. He doesn't care who Church here Friday Mrs. West Belrnar. Sell, 251 Ocean Blvd., an- The bride Is a graduate of ing, complaining, criticizing, was, "That's your problem, hears him. If a woman catches her hus- Buddy." Chlorinda Kilpatrick, Eaton- The bride was attended by nounce the marriage of their Henry Hudson Regional and acting all-around ob- band in bed' with another town, was married to Howard noxious. This is not my imagi- It was a friendly neighbor her daughters. Miss Violet daughter, Miss Jeanne Grace School and attended Drexel woman and shoots them she is I looked forward to having Pearce Jr, ^The Rev. Richard Kilpatrick, maid of honor, and Sell, to Daniel J. DeBene- University, Philadelphia, and nation, Ann. My father and charged with murder. '";> who finally gave me the ad- Shaw officiated at the cere- brothers are also aware of her vice I needed. I was told to this baby, but it seems like Miss Veronica Kilpatrick. detto, son of Mr, and Mrs. Brookdale Community Col- So don't come crying to us just another reason for my mony. There was a reception Carl Pearce was his broth- Daniel DeBenedetto, 62 Step- lege, Lincroft. ,. split personality. put a dozen mothballs under in the church hall. Women's Libbers for help,' the porch, about six inches husband to find fault with me. er's best man. Richard Bro- henville Blvd., Middletown. The bridegroom, an So please publish my letter Ann, when your husband He says I'm a lousy mother Mrs. Pearce is the daughter derick was the usher. alumnus of Middletown Town- and give a daughter — Equal beats you or refuses to give apart. Sure enough, the skunk Msgr. Salvatore DeLorenzn left quietly and quickly and did and maybe he is right. Please of.. Mrs. Viola Terhune. 265 Mr. Pearce is with the Ford ship High School, attended Time you money. Or when your help. me. My confidence is Madison St., Eatontown, and' Motor Co., Metuchen. officiated at the ceremony Dear Equal: "Split person- not return. Please print this' Dec. 30 in St. Anthony's Cath- Monmouth College and was women'friends desert you be- shot. I feel as if I'm" cracking Edward Broderick, 43 Collins Mr. and Mrs. Pearce will graduated from Brookdale alities" are not the private cause you were too pro-male for readers who may be pla- up.—Help Needed Ave., Port Monmouth. olic Church, Red Bank. There property of teen-age daugh- gued with the prob- make their home in Eaton- was a reception at the home Community College. He to help their cause. — J.S. The bridegroom's parents town. served a year and a-half ser- ters or their mothers. Two- AndT.V. OfN.Y. • lem.—Common Scents In Sun- of the bride's parents. ny Cal, Dear H.N.: You need more vice in the Navy, and is at- faced behavior can be found iielp than I can give you. Talk Dear J.S..And T.V.: I am Dear Sunnv: As a rliff-dwel- Mrs. John McCaffrey, Det- tending Stockton State Col- in husbands, sons — any per- neither pro-" nor anti-Women's to your obstetrician and the Hadfield-Stucke roit, Mich., was her sister's lege, The couple reside in son who reserves his most Lib. I am strongly in favor or ler in the heart of town, I baby's pediatrician. They can .only attendant. Richard De- Pleasantville. charming personality for out- women getting salaries and can't even imagine the prob- suggest counseling and help- WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - The bride is the daughter of siders. I call these people lem, but my country cousins Miss Katherine Patricia Mr. and Mrs. John Stucke of promotions commensurate ful reading material. Then "house devils and street an- assure me it's no joke, so check with your County Men- Stucke and Navy Petty Offi- Benecia. She was attended by with their ability. I am gels." Thanks for writing. against discrimination based thanks for the useful advice tal Health Society. And take cer Kenneth J. Hadfield, son her sister, Miss Christine Dear Ann Landers: Neither in their behalf. Stucke. Allaire Auxiliary on color, creed or sex. your husband with you if he'll of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. you nor V.F. in Washington Dear Ann Landers: I'm a go. If not— gofyourself, and , Hadfield, 11 Pine Ridge Ave., The bridegroom had Petty I am, however, opposed to did much to advance the loud-mouthed dames who try new wife and a new mother. soon. Middletown, N.J. were mar- Officer James Conforte as cause for women's rights. ried here Dec. 9 in Unity Com- best man. Installs Slate to push their way into all- Did you know that if a wom- male clubs where they arc not munity Center, where a re- Mrs. Hadfield was gradu- ALLAIRE - The Allaire surer. an is raped on a dark street in welcome. Men do not belong ception also took place. ated from Benecia High Village Auxiliary installed its Mrs. Frank Oakes, Mrs. Jo- New York she cannot press every place'— and neither do School. Her husband is an new officers at the 13th an- seph Swain and Mrs. Leonard charges unless she has a wit- women. alumnus of Middletown High nual luncheon. They are Mrs. Moore were luncheon chair- ness who will testify in court Dear Ann Landers: This let- Museum School. He enlisted.in the Leonard C. Rydholm, Manas- men. ter is a rebuttal to "Lived Navy and is stationed at Mare quan, president; Mrs. Donald Through It." The reader felt Island, studying electronic Roberts, Brielle, vice presi- The auxiliary will meet Feb. 26 in the Auxiliary head- that when someone has lost a computer systems. dent'; Mrs. Stewart Paynter, loved one, real friends should Events Wall Township, second vice quarters in the Deserted Vil- The couple reside in Ben- lage. ask, "Is there anything we ecia. president; Mrs. Arthur Wil- can do to help?" liams, Allenwood, correspond- The Auxiliary has requested Sorry, I don't agree. Real ing secretary; Mrs. Clifford endszvons Slated from membership and the friends don't ask. They know 'Gokjla Shoes' Berringer, Brielle, recording LINCROFT - Monmouth public any information and what they can do to help. Are Dropouts secretary and Mrs. Kenneth memorabilia pertinent to the 'I hey can prepare food that Museum's current schedule Schneider, Manasquan, trea- includes an exhibition by art- TEL AVIV (AP) -The Is- life and times of Allaire. can be easily served or put in The Red Bank Mall st James Avati that will be raeli women's army is giving a freezer. They can provide BROAD at Monmouth, Red Bank ipen to the public through up "Golda shoes" — bulky tiansportation for relatives. They can take the small chil- Feb. 28 at Middletown Public brogues fondly named after Club Gives $1,000 to Charity jbrary, 55 New Monmouth dren for a few days. They can Golda Meir. be on hand to answer the ftoad; a leather working class NEW SHREWSBURY - thur Mikkelsen for board posi- or children aged 8-12, begin- Trim new footwear is being phone. They can meet family The Woman's Club of New tions. and friends at the airport and v, ning Feb. 10 from 9:30 to 11:30 displayed by the supply corps. Shrewsbury has allocated ;i»a.m. at museum offices, 761 The outgoing style was a offer a spare room to house $1000 to various groups from Thursday's meeting at H:15 them. The ways to help a !f Newman K'igs Road, here, heavy black oxford with proceeds of its annual Charity p.m. in the Reformed Church, } and contii. :; through three laces, low heel and narrow friend in time of trouble are Ball. Recipients are New Hance Ave., will combine countless, All one needs is a more Saturdays, and a pro- toe. Many teen-age recruits Shrewsbury's four fire com-. American Home day and gram on fashion design and complained it was more suit- genuine interest. True friends panies, $50 each; New night departments and arts BEAUTY BUSINESS — don't ask questions. They go art work to be presented Feb. able for grandmothers than Shrewsbury First Aid Squad, and crafts department in a 10 at 2 p.m. by Mrs. Shirley young women. Lisa PrignartO/ a repre- ahead and do what needs to $50; Ernie Hiltbrunner Foun- member participation in ei- sentative of the Ger- be done. The person who says, Cunneff at the Middletown And one Israeli military dation, $150; Inter Faith ther crafts or fashion. The Public Library. maine Monteil com- "Please call me if I can do correspondent recorded it was House, $100; New Shrewsbury bowling department will be pany will be at Stein- anything," is mouthing a po- On Wednesday, Mrs. Melvin patterned on "the design pre- Nursery and Young Train- host group. bach, Red Bank, to- lite phrase. — Been There Diamond, 21 N. Ward Ave., ferred by the premier" years ables. $100; Ruth Gottscho NOW aay inrough Friday, to Myself Rumson, will host a 9:30 to 11 before she took office, Kidney Foundation, $100; TRI-DELTA PROGRAM give individual advice a.m. meeting in her home for - The new design also has Teen Challenge, Long Branch, on skin care and make- Dear B.T.M.: Thank you for current and prospective mu- laces, but is styled as a light- $200. and Monmouth Regional WALL TOWNSHIP - The up techniques. There is a non-nonsense, lay-it-on-the- ALL WINTER seum volunteers. An art weight moccasin with rubber High School Scholarship. $100. Monmouth County Alumni of no charge for the con- line approach to a very real teaching team from Brook- soles. Mrs. Walter Govinsky is the Delta Delta Delta sorority will sultations. problem. I couldn't have re- dale Community College will To go with the shoes: bell- club's new project chairman. meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at sponded better myself. In speak. bottomed slack suits for win- the home of Mrs. Charles MERCHANDISE Information or reservations ter. . In summer the girls go The nominations committee Schelleng. Mrs. Schelleng, a for these events is available back to miniskirts. has named Mrs. Robert Bil- pianist, will present a musical. WELCOME ABOARD through the museum offices lings, Mrs.' Harry Westlake, program, assisted by Miss here. Mrs. Henry Heitmann, Mrs. Barbara Birdsall, a senior at William Jacko and Mrs. Ar- Howell High School. TRASH AND TREASURE Bridal Note ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS For the convenience of — The Atlantic Highlands brides and brides-elect, wed Democratic Club will have a ding and engagement forms Trash and Treasure sale Feb. are available on request to 10 from 10 a.m. to K p.m. at The Daily Register's Contem- Rumson Reading Institute Democratic Headquarters, porary Life Department, Bed a Ranney school x First and Washington Aves. Bank, N.J. 07701. There is no Candles, decoupage, cakes, fee charged for any material This includes our regular stock of Jones jams, jellies and small elec- used. Wedding details are pre- N.Y., Villager, John Meyer plus our other trical appliances will be in- ferred in advance. Pictures cluded. received two weeks after the SPRING SESSION famous makers. event, run the risk of not BOWLING PARTY being used. After appearing in MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Daily Register, the pic- Feb. 5 through June 2 SLACKS COATS The National Council of Jew- tures may be picked up at the ish Women will sponsor a office at 44 Apple St., New bowling and dinner party Feb. Shrewsbury. Or, they may be READING-ENGLISH-STUDYSKILLS SHIRTS SWEATERS 17 at 8:30 p.m. in Strathmore submitted with a self-ad- BORO BOSSES COMPANY Lanes, Ms. Gail Freilich is in dressed, stamped envelope. Saturday Mornings, 9 A.M. to Noon. 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We Send for Bulletin Tours leave from: welcome requests for delivery service and charge accounts. 9 BORO BUSSES COMPANY Shrewsbury Pli«rma««y 445 Shrewsbury Ave. Rumson Reading Institute Shrewsbury, N.J. endezvous TIIK SIIIIKUSIII IIV SIIOI** BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREK DKLIVERY FREE PARKING The Red Bank Mall 542-4777 MEMflf fl NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of MOTOR BUS OWNERS' BROAD of Monmouth, Red Bank 19 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, February 5, U7| Melting Flesh Engaged Morrtssey-Connor TheSpaceWay FAIR HAVEN — Announce- Installment Loan Depart- By LILLIAN LEVY ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. ment, First National State James Walter Connor, 46 Bank, Spring Lake. If too much flab and too little will-power at meal times is Church St., of the engagement Mr. Morrissey attended the your problem, don't despair. Even if you cannot afford the lux- of their daughter. Miss Do- University of Alaska and ex- ury of a fat-rending two weeks at such luxurious reducing re- lores Elizabeth Connor, to Da- pects to be graduated in May sorts as Maine Chance and the Gold Door, there is hope - al- vid John Morrissey, son of from Monmouth College, West beit in the future. . Mr. and Mrs. John F. Morris- Long Branch, where he is ma- MlssDelWer Miss Abbes That hope, I am pleased to report, is from space research sey, 2 Crescent Place, Mate- joring in accounting and eco- and offers the promise of a painless, effortless cure that will wan. A September wedding is nomics. Mr. Morrissey is a Hoffman-Dei bier permit you to eat life a hog, be as lazy as a sloth and yet be as planned. member of Lambda Sigma MULLEN, Neb. - Mr. and' she was a member of Chi svelte as a wood nymph! This happy prospect for all the nab Miss Connor was graduated Tau honor society. He is em- Mrs; Howard V. Dowling of Omega social sorority. bearers of the world is a result of National Aeronautics and from Rumspn-Fair Haven Re- ployed by Amcare Heritage Mullen, announce the engage- Her fiance was graduated Space Administration gravity studies. gional High School and is as- Hall, New Shrewsbury nurs- from Plainfield High School. Didn't Get Fat ing home. ment of her daughter. Miss sistant to the vice president. Pamela S. Deibler, to Army He was awarded a BS degree Experiments in which chickens, quail, mice, rats, and Cpl. Richard H. Hoffman, son and a BS degree in electrical rabbits lived for about six months on a centrifuge in a gravity Ellis-Estes of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. engineering from Rutgers environment two to five times that of the one "g," a gravity Hoffman, 7 Winding Brook University, New Brunswick, force on Earth, revealed that the animals did not get fat — GAITHERSBURG, Md. - from Red Bank Catholic High N.J. He was a member of Tau even though they ate twice as much as similar control animals Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Estes School and attended Georgian Way, Holmdel, N.J. A June living in a one "g" environment. The latter did get consid- wedding is planned. Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu here, formerly of Spruce Court College, Lakewood, for honorary fraternities, and erably bigger and fatter when their diet was increased. Drive, Shrewsbury, N.J., an- two years. She is studying to Miss Diebler received a BS degree in elementary educa- Beta Theta Pi social frater- . The weight reduction apparently is caused by a hormonal- nounce the engagement of their be a dental hygicnist at a Bal- nity. Cpl. Hoffman is sta- like secreted substance produced by the pituitary gland and MissMartta Miss Britt daughter. Miss Mary Dianne timore school. tion from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where tioned at Ft. Devens, Mass. the hypothalamus. The production of this substance, which:is Estes, to Mark Christopher Mr. Ellis is a senior at Pur- similar to* protein, is affected by gravity. When the force of. Small-Martin Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. due University, Lafayette, gravity to which an animal is exposed is increased, secretion James Ellis of Bethesda. Ind. He is studying business Butler-Abbes of the fat-reducing substance is increasecl. RED BANK — Announce- Miss Martin is a teacher in Miss Estes was graduated management and ecology. Apparently it has what is called "fat mobilizing" proper- ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. the Middletown Township NEW MONMOUTH -r Mr. L. Clauss Jr. of Phillipsburg. ties which utilitizes fat for energy Instead of storing it in body Charles C. Martin, 32 Minton school system. She and her. Greenwood-Britt and Mrs. Christian N. Abbes, Miss Abbes and her fiance tissues. . , Court, of the engagement of fiance are alumni of Ohio 43 N. Lake Drive, announce are students at Rider College Lost Body Fat their daughter, Miss Ellen Wesleyan University. Dela- GREENVILLE, N.C. — Mr. Greenwood was gradu- the engagement of their Trenton, where she is a mem- " The substance was isolated and administered to animals Martin, to Clay Small, son of ware, Ohio. Mr. Small is at- Miss Jane Randolph Britt and ated from Middletown Town- daughter. Miss Theresa Lynn ber of Delta Zeta sorority and exposed to a one "g" environment. They all lost body fat! ' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Small of tending Southern Methodist Allen G. Greenwood plan to ship High School and North Abbes, to Richard Gary But- .Mr. Butler is a member of Work with this special substance still is in the ex- Peekskill, NY. An August University Law School, Dal- be married June 10. An- Carolina State University, ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. EaYl Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. perimental stage. However, it is similar to a secretion that wedding is planned. las, Texas. nouncement of their engage* where he was a member of is found in lipodystrophy, a human disease that is character- njgnt is made by Miss Britt's Theta Chi fraternity. He is an ized by a serious disturbance of fat metabolism. Jt is a very - ONE WEEK ONLY—. mother, Mrs. Grady H. Britt industrial engineer with Forcino-Fox debilitating disease;.and some types of lipodystrophy result in Jr. of this city. American Enka Corp. emaciation and may be marked by intestinal disorders and OFF ON PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Mr. Harcum Junior College, Bryn ALL KITS Mr. Greenwood's parents arthritis. are Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen McAndrew- and Mrs. Frederick L. Fox of Mawr, and the University of Special studies on the gravity-induced substance are con- Up to 50% off and more Greenwood, 25 Gerald Ave., Upper St. Clair Township, an- Pennsylvania Hospital in the tinuing at the University of California, Davis. The hope is that on selected merchandise Middletown, N.J. - Marshall nounce the engagement of field of cytology, is employed a program of rigorous testing now under way will prove that Miss Britt, daughter also of their daughter, Miss Frances at Suburban General Hospital, the substance is truly "fat mobilizing" and that it can be used the late Mr. Britt, was gradu- HAMBURG — Announce- Elizabeth Fox, to Emest Rob- in this city. ' without any detrimental side effects. ated from Needham B. ment is made of the engage- ert Forcino, son of Mr. and Mr. Forcino, an alumnus of Should this be the case, effort will be directed toward syn- ROUTE 34 COLTS Broughton High School and ment of Miss Susan Elaine Mrs. Ernest F. Forcino, 89 Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic thesizing, the material in commerical quantities. Then it could TOWN Marshall of Hamburg, to Court Drive, Shrewsbury, 'High School and Villanova COLTS NECK Meredith College, both in be applied to control obesity as insulin now is used to control, SHOPPES Raleigh. She attends East Thomas Paul McAndrew, son N.J. A late summer wedding University, is employed by diabetes. Meanwhile, NASA research has uncovered a prom-' Carolina University in Green- of Mr. and Mrs. John J. is planned. Victor Comptometer Corp.j ising clue to fatty excesses in animals and humans. (Opp. Dtllclout Orchards) 431-5616 ville. McAndrew, 15 Passaic St., Miss Fox, an alumna of Philadelphia. East Keansburg. An August wedding is planned; - •'• Miss Marshall was gradu- Library Friends ated from Franklin High School and is a junior at the College of Mount Saint Vin- Let's work it off cent, Riverdale, N.Y. Install Slate Mr. McAndrew is a gradu- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. ate of Red Bank Catholic Edward Jacobi was installed together at Elaine Powers. High School and attends Man- president of Little Silver hattan College, Riverdale. Friends of the Library. Serving with Mrs. Jacobi HAM SPREAD are John Corbett, vice presi- An appetizing way to use left- dent and resource chairman; over baked ham. Mrs. Ira Jacobs, treasurer; 1 1/2 cups finely ground lean Mrs. Peter Enander, corre- baked ham, firmly packed 'sponding secretary; Mrs. Wil- 1/3 cup mayonnaise liam Light, recording secre- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard tary and chairman of the book 3 tablespoons pickle relish In a medium mixing bowl selection committee; Mrs. Pe- thoroughly mix together all the ter Fitch, membership chair- ingredients. Turn into a jar and man, and Mrs. B. Chandler cover tightly; refrigerate. Bellows and Mrs. Peter Bro- Makes about 1 3/4 cups. kaw, chairmen of volunteers. Installation took place in LOSE WEIGHT the home of Mrs. David Jan- sky, outgoing president. Mrs. THIS WEEK Harriet Balkin, librarian, and . Odrinex can help you become the trim • Mrs. Walter Ingram, presi- slim person you want to be. Odrinex is Mrs. Edward Jacobi • a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con- dent of the library's board of trustees, attended. tains no dangerous drugs. No starving. Mrs. Robert Welsch, hospi- No special exercise.; Get rid of excess Among Mrs. Jacobi's ap- tality, and Mrs. J.F. Simpson lat and live longer. Odrinex has been pointees are Mrs. W.H. Trus- and Lorenz Klenk progratn used successfully by thousands all over well, children's story hour; FASHIONS FOR 4-H — Members of Monmouth chairmen. Ihe country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan Mrs. Toni Vanni as historian; costs J3.Z5 and the large economy size County 4-H program's "Simplicity Fashion Try-On" $5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your in Twin Rivers, dress a mannequin, left to right/ money will be refunded by your druggist. Donna Toppin, Allentown; Barbara Gamble, Drawing Wins Award 'No questions asked. Accept no sub- Little Silver; Doris Spinks, Neptune, and Betty stitutes. Sold with this guarantee by: MIDDLETOWN — Miss annual Horse Industry Exhib- Ann Woodward, Allentown. The style event took it and Awards Day at the Gov- place in the Ethel McKnight Elementary School. Pam Kaminski, daughter of THRIFT DRUG Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Kaminski, ernor Morris Inn, MorristowB. IMVWMMWMW TWO SPEAKERS • 13 Center St., received a blue The art show was sponsored ribbon and cash award for a by the New Jersey Profes-' 'DRAPERY RED BANK - People for pen and ink drawing of her sional Horsemen's Association 1 Planned Parenthood will have, horse Blayze Dale at the 16th in cooperation with the New- FACTORY OUTLE I ha T a general membership meet- Jersey'Equine Advisory 48"widi>x63"&84"long n M f%g\ ing Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in 60th Anniversary Board. MCOSS Headquarters, Bod- FIBERGLAS fy • (JU man Place. Rabbi .Joseph Marked by Couple SINGLES MEETING ' FOAM BACKED Goldman of Temple Beth Mi- WEST KEANSBURG - Mr. LONG BRANCH - Temple PER riam, Elberon, and Dr. Step- and Mrs. Joseph Pisciotta of Shore Singles will mee,t RAYON ACETATE hen Braisted will speak on the Livingston, the parents of Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Con- DRAPERIES PAIR topic "Mates and Room- Mrs. Daniel De Rasmo and gregation B'nai Sholom, 213 821 HWY. 35 775-1894 WANAMASSA mates." The public is invited. Sal Pisciotta, both of Compass Lenox Ave. Sue Moorehouse ' , TUES. A WEO. 10 to S—THURS. A FRI. 10 to 9 - SAT. 10 to 5 Babysitting service is avail- Road here, celebrated their will speak about transceiii- able. 60th wedding anniversary at dental meditation. Rock Spring Inn, West Or- ange. BUFFET PLANNED -v The celebrants came to the NEW MONMOUTH - Court United States in 1906 and were Fulgens Corona, Catholic (It's more like play...but it works.) married in Passaic Jan. 26, Daughters of America will Like other figure control salons, we have miraculous machines to 1913. They are the parents of meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. six sons and two daughters in St. Mary's library building. help minimize your problems. But unlike some of the others, and have 15 grandchildren After the meeting a covorejd cnomn and nine great-grandchildren. dish buffet will be served. .' we give you lots of personal attention—every inch of the way. PLUS, Elaine Powers' own "Team Time." That's when TRAVEL CENTER we team up and trim down together. Together we lose. It's fun. And it works. If it didn't, we wouldn't be number one in Make A Date \ A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- -. this- business. Call for your free figure analysis today. tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines-for one day, $1.00 each addi-:' Then let's work it off ...together. tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; . $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; ?6.00-- If you ;ire a dress size: for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days,^ 14 —YOU CAN BE A SIZE 10 BY by Mor. I $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi-^ 16 — YOU CAN BE A SIZE U BY by Mor. 13 IB — YOU CAN BE A SIZE 14 BY by Mor. 13 TODAY, FEB. 5th cation. Call The Daily Register, 7410010; ask for the Date;, COMPLETE 4 10 — YOU CAN BE A SIZE 14 BY by Mor. J7 Secretary. s 12 - YOU CAN BE A SIZE 14 BY by Mor. J7 MONTH PROGRAM PER 11 lor any mason you tail to achieve FEBRUARY 9, 10, 15. 17 % MONTH tliest; results, Klainr .Powers will The Barn Players present "The Roar Of The?: UNLIMITED VISITS Hive you 0 months free! ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS IN ONE STOP! 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I own 100 shares Forms showing what we home, keep records of enter- bought at $26,-J.M. earned in 1972 have just ar- WORTH tainment expenses such as ca- Q — There appears to be a SUCCESSFUL A — Florida Steel produces rived or are now arriving. In IHIIIIIUIIHIIIIIUIIIHIIlUn tering costs and food and li- need for an explanation of how steel reinforcing bars used in tnillions of homes, too, enve- quor bills. Also keep guest "floating supply" of a stock is INVESTING concrete construction. Since lopes are coming in from house, into the weeks when lists and other evidence to house, keep records of all ' determined. — R.C. more than 70 percent of sales banks, savings institutions, we stare with disgust at pa- show that the entertainment costs involved in the sale for • A — Shares held by corrt- emanate from the construc- brokers, etc.. showing pre- pers piled high in back closets was for business rather than at least three years after you |feny officials, by members of tion industry, the company is However, a 75 per cent larger cisely what we received in ing floating supply. In- furnace is scheduled to be in and mutter to anyone who's social purposes. ' sold the house. their families or indirectly stitutionally held shares are generally classified with this .1972 jm interest, dividends, around: "What is this stuff? If you have made charitable However, if, to postpone through trust accounts are group rather than with the operation at the Tampa mill other income. also thought of as closely How long do we have to keep contributions, keep records of paying" the capital gains tax. considered "closely held." In held, although these are fre- steel producers. However, by April. The prospects for • The time has come. We are it? Aren't there any rules an- the cash contributed or fair you then, buy a second home other words, these are not quently unloaded on the mar- among the five firms fabric- higher product prices are market Value of any contribu-. ating similar products, Florida dim, despite the relaxed^ into the weeks of the year where?" within a year before or after usually available for trading, ket creating sharp price fluc- fr when we spend hours organ- From the Internal Revenue tions of property as well as to the date oh which you sold but are held as long-term in- tuations. After deducting any commands the lowest mul- Phase III rules, since Flor- izing the records we'll need to Service, therefore, I've fi- whom and when made. your first house, keep all vestments. Changes in such of the above holdings from the tiple. The principal reason for ida's profit margin is now help us fill out our tax re- nally obtained some guides.- If there is any chance your records back to the purchase stockholdings are reported outstanding common, the re- this meager market appraisal higher than in any of the turns. Herewith, a least until the annual medical expenses will of the first house — until three weekly in the Wall Street sulting number would be the is the very narrow margin of base years. An upgrading in And we're also, in my basic three-year statue of exceed Sper cent of your ad- years after the return is due Journal under (he heading "floating supply." improvement anticipated for product mix to the higher limitations expires: justed gross income, keep for the year in which you sell "Insider Transactions." In 1973 earnings. profit lines would generate Keep a permanent record of copies of all doctor, hospital the second house. addition, one company may y - Why docs Florida Steel Because all company nulls some earnings gains. Shares Builders your earnings, including the bills and other allied costs. Tomorrow: But what about hold shares of another firm as (NVSE) have the lowest arc operating now at close to now trading at only 6.5x esti- W-2 forms provided by your For longer periods: those piles of paper in the an investment. These shares price/earnings ratio in the full capacity, only modest in- mated 1973 earnings are un- employers and precise state- If you buy or sell securities. closet? How long should you under most conditions would steel industry when it earns creases in output will be pos- dervalued and should be held To Hear ments from others contrib- keep full records of the pur- keep your tax records? be excluded when determin- more than any of the other sible with present facilities. in conservative accounts. uting to your income. Vague chase date and price of each R.E. Scott estimates of income are not stock or bond you buy, the POl NT PLEASANT — A di- acceptable. Also keep copies number of shares bought' at rector of the New Jersey Tax- of all previous tax returns. each price, amounts of com- Realtor Use payers' Association and for- If you use your car for busi- missions, and records of any ' rner chairman of the Taxation ness purposes and intend to and all stock splits, swaps and Is Explained • Committee of the New Jersey'' deduct a part of the expenses, dividends along the lines. Association of Realtor keep records of the original Stock Records Needed By Lefferts Boards, Robert E. Scott Jr., cost of the car, annual total Also keep records of dates, president of RE. Scott Co., .and business mileage, gas and prices, commissions, etc., at MIDDLETOWN - Statis- Elizabeth, will discuss the oil, repair costs, garage rent, which you sell each block of tics gained in a study of more continuing need for tax re- license and registration fees, securities. Otherwise, when than 2,500 resale homes sold form at the N. J. Shore Buil- tolls, chauffeur's salary. « you sell a batch of stock at a in Monmouth and Middlesex ders Association Thursday Keep Receipts profit, IRS will assume you Counties in 1972 revealed that mooting in Keacnn Manor Hri- If your job involves travel sold the first batch you bought 94.6 per cent of the transac- lel. for business purposes, keep a — for which you problably tions were handled by real-- NJSBA president Robert E. diary of all expenses involved paid the lowest price, and on tors. Reed will introduce Mr. Scott. — including hotel bills, trans- which you would be liable for Jacob R.V.M. Lefferts 3rd, Mr. Scott, an associate portation costs, taxi fares, the biggest capital, gains tax. president of the Applebrook member of the NJSBA, is a meals, tips, telephone and If you buy a house, keep full Agency and a member of the graduate of Dartmouth Col- telegraph charges, public ste- records of the date and pur- multiple listing service; said lege with a BA degree. He nographic fees. Also keep chase price, plus all other that while the decision to use studied reaj estate law, mort- receipts, paid bills and can- costs such as commissions, le- the services of a realtor is gage banking, property man- celed checks to document all gal fees, etc. Also keep full virtually unanimous, the rea- agement and appraising at lodging expenses and any oth- records of major improve- . sons advanced by home sell- Rutgers University. He also ments or additions to the ers for making this choice x er expenses amounting to $25 studied construction cost esti- or more. However, says the house. When you sell the covered a broad spectrum of mating, taxes affecting real IRS, you are nof- required to motivations. estate investment and creat- keep receipts for trans- "The home seller who at- ive financing at NYU. He also poration costs, such as taxi tempts to sell his home him- studied with American In- fares, bus fares, train tickets, self, in order to save the com- stitute of Real Estate Ap- "if they are not readily avail- paratively small commission praisers. able." involved," Mr. Lefferts said, "invariably expends^rrrsre There are lots of nice places to go this winter. Membership chairman Da- If you use your home as an than the commissiqnin tjme vid P. Ash, Harvey Cedars, office, keep a full record of lost, non-realization of^realis- and the immediate past: presi- costs attributable to the office Provided you can get there. tic market pricpjegwork in- dent, Henry D. Mayer of For- space alone, including the per- volved witlr"aTTy real estate ked River, will present cre- centage of depreciation on the sale and. often most impor- There's a blizzard outside. A flow-through heater that warms fresh air and dentials to 20 new members. house or rent paid; of utilities. tant, usually takes anywhere It's 10 below. completely changes it every minute. from 60 to 90 days longer to The roads look like a scene from an Arctic ex- Plus radial-ply tires that handlesnowbeautifully. sell it on his own." pedition. And a special ignition system that helps you get Applebrook has its main of- And for once the weatherman is right: there started on those cold mornings. fice here and other offices in hasn't been a winter like this since the year 1928. • So if you plan to drive a car all year round, don't LAST CHANCE Rumsnn and Matawan. It has But you could be out there enjoying it in an Audi. get one that's only good for nine months of the year. Just a few left! been assigned to the sale and It has all kinds of features that make driving in Get an Audi. marketing of new con- snow a breeze. dominium homes in the For instance: Front-wheel drive that gives you French Quarter — a 360-unit, The Audi manor-style community under uncanny stability and traction construction in Pine Hill near It's a lot of cars for the money Boyd Mason Philadelphia and Camden, and Top of the East high-rise Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. condominium in the High- Highway 35, Oakhurst Boyd Mason lands. To Manage (201)493-8000 Famous Pool Distributor must sell balance of 1972 New Branch Swimming Pools complete with Deck, Fence and MIDDLETOWN - Boyd Filter. Factory closeout—must be sold to make room Mason has joined the sales as- for our new 1973 line! Original value $1695. NOW sociate staff of Sterling ONLY $795 COMPLETELY INSTALLED! Thompson's Gallery of Credit Terms Available Homes, the residential real Call Frank Collect Now! estate division of Sterling Thompson & Associates, with SAXONY POOLS headquarters here and branch offices in Matawan, Hazlet and Marlboro. 486-3300 Mr. Mason will manage the. Area Code 609 795-0227 new Sterling Thompson How- Operators on Duty 24 hours a Day—7 Days a Week! ell Gallery, to be located on Rt. 9 in Howell. WHAT WE DO He joined the Sterling Thompson organization after nine years of real estate ex- perience with the Berg Agency, where he was awarded a Million Dollar TO MAKE Sales Certificate for five con- secutive years. Bom in Matawan, Mr. Ma- son, U.S. Navy, Ret., is an ac- tive member of the Bayshore YELLOW PAGES Chapter-of the Disabled American Veterans. He is also a member of the Keyport American Legion Post. Mr. Mason resides at 25 ADVERTISING Brailley Lane, Hazlel, with We're razing the his wife, Betty, and their chil- dren Gary. 21. Lyne, 21). Boyd Jr., IK, Beth Klaine, lfi, .Jeff David, 10, and Colleen Sue, 9. RELIABLE AND rafters to bring Bank Post Goes you the newest To Runison Man HELPFUL NEWARK — Peter A. Bcek- man of :i7 Circle Drive. Rum- look in retail son, has been appointed an as- sistant trust officer at the Na- HOME tional Newark & Kssex Bank. He joined the bank staff in IMPROVEMENT 197(1 as an administrative as- A good ad doesn't have to promise , To make it in the Yellow Pages, merited or sworn to. Words like PRODUCTS. sistant in the main office. Ho the moon and the sky to make a ads must meet our high standards, as 'guarantee' and 'warranty' cannot be is a graduate of Dartmouth Cnllogc, Hanover. N.11., and is . sale. And that's what we tell our Yel- well as those set by Federal and used unless the terms of the agree- a member of the New Jersey low Pages advertisers. Play it straight. State laws. And to insure that they ment are clearly spelled out or Come see us! National Guard. Be truthful, factual and informative. do, every ad is checked and re- qualified. And to help them do it, we work checked all along the line. It must Why do we go to such great Democrats Elect with them to see that their adver- be factual, informative and lengths to separate fact 747-5220 OCEANPORT - Coun- cilman Peter A. Dellera has tising copy is clear, meaningful and forthright. Advertisers must from fiction? Because • we IMONMOUTH1 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. been eleeted president of the BUILDING j Occanport Democratic Club. correct. We guide our advertisers be able to substantiate their want you, to use the Yellow SHREWSBURY Other officers elected for 197:) CENTER m on how to write an effective ad that claims. Statements of certi- Pages...and know that are Mrs. Esther Bonello. vice HOURS: pre.slde.nt; Walter A. Karas •tells the reader what'he wants fication, authorization and when you do, what you see HON.. TUB.. SAT. 7:30 i.«.-B p.M. WED.. THUK.. Fnt. 7:30 M.- Jr.,-treasurer, and Mrs. Anne S. Karas, secretary. to know. accreditation must is what yqu get. U Tiki Daily Register, Monday, f ebnury 5, 1973 save more

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Panel May Ask Legalised Gaming TR By Former Freehold Resident ENTON (AP)—A special legislative panel is expected to call lor the outright legalization of number and casino gam- By GLADYS Kirs "I was kidding a little when I it possible to do the book." "make it illegal and dan- bling, among other sweeping changes in the state's gaming said that. Most women will His extensive research for gerous." The result, he said, laws, informed sources here reported yesterday. FREEHOLD — If you ac- laugh at that." *the book, which took five is that "the quality (of prosti- The gambling, the panel recommends would be operated cept the premise that sex is As the publicity blurb in- years, included several trips tution) is lower here than in Dy the state or by organization licensed by state regulatory here to stay as a commodity Europe, from the point of agencies. . . dicates, Mr. Mankoff's book to Europe and a two-year slay to be bought and sold, you will offers the traveler in Europe abroad from 1970-1972. When view of hygiene, cleanliness, • The recommendations are expected to be released today. find a new kind of guidebook, a detailed guide to "the bars he returned last June, he and the look of the prac- to the state Legislature. one on' commercial sex outlets and bordellos; the private presented his publisher, Vik- titioners. ...". J The panel, chaired by Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr.. R-Sussex- in Europe, useful and amus- clubs ... and public dis- ing Press of NY., the com- Also, work on the book Warren is also scheduled to release recommendations urging ing. cotheques; the lovers' hotels pleted manuscript. "made me think about prior- me Legislature to amend the state constitution to allowing This guidebook', which its and lovers' restaurants; the Now he would like to return ities," he said. "Some people . more flexibility in determining the nature of New Jersey gam- author says is the first of its group-sex houses and even get upset if a .girl takes off her Wing. ' , to England, and perhaps kind, is "Mankoff's Lusty Eu- more erotoesoteric salons; the settle there permanently, Mr. bra on a beach, but it doesn't Among the recommendations are the creation of a super rope" by Allan H. Mankoff, nudist colonies; mixed Mankoff said. As for the fu- bother them to watch murder agency free of political ties to regulate gambling practices and who grew, up in Freehold and ' saunas; massage emporia — ture work plans, he has re- on TV. . . I would rather see jthe institution of various local referenda to gauge public sen- now lives in New York City. and just plain places where, ceived two offers for a semi- Lindsay (Mayor Lindsay of liment on gambling establishments in various communities. Mr. Mankoff, whose book in most cities, attractive documentary film based on N.Y.C.) collect garbage than The panel also recomihends establishing state-funded pro- subtitle is "the first all-pur- women, or men, abound." his book. go after hookers." grams to aid complusive gamblers. pose European guide to sex, Written in an easy, breezy "I may do a screenplay on Social Problems love and romance," insists style, it's a readable book, the book, a'sort of modern Mr. Mankoff said that parts 2 Fanwood Brothers Die in Fire that he is not an MCP (male provided that the mass of de- 'Candide' — it would show of his book deal with social chauvinist pig;. On the con- tail about sex commerce,-in- how I did the book. It would problems, such as forms of FANWOOD (AP-)_Z Two brothers were killed and their trary, this personable 38-year- cluding outlets to satisfy just be a family picture, not an X- discrimination against women mother seriously injured yesterday when a fire raced through old author of his first book about any perversion imagi- rated film . . . there are no and blacks. However, al- their small Cape (tod style house. though he said he sympathizes v claims to champion the. cause nable, can hold your interest four-letter words in the book, Steven Bevins, 16, and his brother Paul, 4, of 343 UGrande of Women's liberation by in- through all of its 526 pages. you know." he said., with women's lib movements Ave., were pronounced dead on arrival at Muhlenberg Hospi- cluding in his book listings of But how did a nice boy from Mr. Mankoff indicated that he thinks they go to extremes. tal in Plainfield. call-boys and brothels for Freehold come to write a research for his detailed "In the long run the only y The cause of death was listed as smoke inhalation. women. book like this? guidebook involved readings equality is economic equal- Mrs. Patricia Beying, their mother, was listed in serious Women's Rights 'Complicated Book' in history and sociology at the ity," he said. condition in the hospital's intensive care unit, suffering from But in what sounds like an "Since-1 have been old British museum library in ad- He said there should be burns and smoke inhalation. abortive attempt to answer in enough to read I have wanted dition to his numerous inter- "people's lib" because men* Mrs. Bevin is separated from her husband, Bruce, who advance any attacks from to write a book," Mr. Mankoff * views with individuals con- also need to be "liberated" lives in Long Beach. women's rights proponents, said in a recent interview. "It nected with brothels, sex from the "constant pressure According to police reports, a tenant, John Case, was in he writes in the introduction had to be a big book, a com- shops, and other outlets. of society on men to keep ,;the house when /the fire started, but he escaped to safety to this book: plicated book, a big project.. No Participation? proving their masculinity .. . through a window when he smelled smoke. "The fact that most bor- . something nobody else had He said that many people Most of the wars have,been Fire officials are investigating the cause but discount ar- dellos- cater exclusively to BOOK PUBLISHED — Allan H. Mankoff Is the made by men. Maybe men ever done before." author of 'Mankoff's Lusty Europe,' his first have asked him whether he son. men (including those staffed From the age of six until he had participated in the activi- have to be liberated from book. Mr. Mankoff was raised and had his early making war on themselves by men) has something to do left for college, Mr. Mankoff schooling in Freehold. ties of the places he studied. with biology and the law of lived in Freehold with his and on each other and maybe Wildwood Police to Picket He thought it obvious that if women should let them know demand, not supply. And is now-deceased English-born mentary school, Freehold ducing "The Premise" and he had, he would have been WILDWOOD (AP) - Officials for the Policeman's Benr not my fault: However, there parents, Benjamin Mankoff, a that they really don't want High School, and Peddie doing promotion work for unable to do the book, he said. them to do it." 'evolent Association and the Fraternal Order of Police in this is nothing to prevent female former concert violinist, and School in Hightstown. He left "The Mouse That Roared," However, his work onj the resort community announced yesterday they will jointly com travelers from standing out- Betty. Walters Mankoff. -To to study literature and politi- Mr. Mankoff's work ex- book did stimulate his Asked how he feels about 'thief a picket line demonstration today to protest working con- side these establishments to this day, he maintains his ties cal science at the University perience has been primarily thoughts about some of the is- women, Mr. Mankoff said, "1 ditions and salaries. offer gratuitously what the in- to Freehold and the Mon- of Pennsylvania and Bard Col- in advertising. sues related to his subject. love them." :.- According to their statement, "the municipalities of Wild- coming gentlemen might oth- mouth County shore area lege. In 1969, he left P.B.D.O., an For example, about the And 'marriage? The author, wood and North Wildwood an adjacent town have failed to ewise purchase from the pro- through various members of "I never took any writing advertising firm in New York laws in this .country against who was married and di-' negotiate in good faith with their policemen and in the case of fessionals." the Mankoff and Walters fam- courses, and I donTregret it," City. In this occupatlon.he prostitution, he referred to vorced once, said, "I would North Wildwood, the mayor suddenly left for a vacation to Asked whether this was not . ilies who still live in the area. he said. was able "to find a steady their "stupidity, foolishness," like to be married and hope I .Italy," a rather cynical comment on As a youngster, Mr. Mankoff- Besides some theatrical ex- way to make a living that I of their failure to eliminate will be some time in the fu- PBA officials said that the demonstrations will take place the rights of women, he said. attended Broad Street ele- perience that included co-pro- enjoy; I did well in it; it made prostitution, but instead to ture." 9t all "exits and entrances into and out of Wildwood." The two communities are located on an island in Cape IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMH May County and are connected to land by three bridges. Both PBA and FOP officials emphasize "this is no work slowdown. All police functions will continue as normal," they ^REGISTER said. Judges Crahay, McGowan Red Bank—Mlddletowtt, N.J. Monday, February 5,1973 13 Convicted Rapist Shoots Guards - HACKENSACK (AP) — Patrick Natatano, 31, of Saddle < Brook had just been found guilty of rape and five related Receive New Assignments charges when he' wrested a handgun form a court guard, wounded two guards and was critically injured in an exchange FREEHOLD — Superior Judge Lane, 52; returns to of gunfire with additional guards. . Court Judge Francis X, the Chancery Division where The wounded guards were John Cannicci,. 41, of Fair Lawn Crahay of Monmouth Beach he had served lrom 1966 to. and John Ferraro, 52, of Hackensack. Bergen County court of- has-been promoted to the Ap- 1970 when he was promoted to ficials said Natatano was being returned to his cell after the pellate Division of Superior the Appellate Division. He court had been cleared when he seized a gun and began firing Court to succeed Superior was reassigned to the Law Di- wildly. Court Judge Theodore J. vision January, 1972. He was found guilty of raping a 26-year-old music teacher Labrecque'of Little Silver, Judge Crahay's promotion who is retiring. last June 5. Cannicci was in serious condition in Hackensack will create another vacancy.in Hospital, while Ferraro was treated and released. Natatano Named to succeed Judge the county's judicial system. was listed in critical condition with three bullet wounds in the Crahay as Monmouth County This, by tradition, will go to a abdomen. assignment judge was Superi- person of the same political or Court Judge M. Raymond affiliation as Judge Crahay, a Democrat. McGowan of Mantoloking. Toms River Man Killed in Crash Superior Court Judge Mer- One vacancy has existed DOVER TOWNSHIP (AP) — One man was killed and a ritt Lane Jr. of Middletown since May, 1972 when County second injured yesterday when their car slammed into a tree was named to succeed Judge Court; Judge Thomas J. Smith «i Old Freehold Road in this Ocean County community, McGowan as the Chancery Di- of Rumson was granted a me- i Police identified the dead man as Larry Kelly, 49, of Toms vision judge. dical disability retirement. JUver Kelly was pronounced dead at Community Memorial These assignments were This, too, must go to a Demo- Hospital in Toms River where the second man, Gerald Ridge- made by Chief Justice Joseph crat. way of Bamber Lake, was admitted in fair condition. William T. Wichmann, 51, of Weintraub of the state Su- Jadge M. Raymond McGowan Kelly lived at 72 Hooper Ave. preme Court and are to be- Judge Francis X. Crahay New Shrewsbury is expected come effective Feb. 20. 1971. This promotion will give of advancements in his judi- to be appointed to this va- Qff-Track Betting Favored Judge Crahay, 46, was Judge Crahay a net $2,000 pay cial career. He rose from the cancy soon. Mr. Wichmann re- named the county's assign- increase for an annual salary county court to the Superior portedly has the recommen- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — By a wide margin, New Jer- ment judge in August, 1971, to of $42,000. Court in about five years. dation of the judicial selec- sey residents favor the legalization of off-track betting in the succeed the late Superior Monmouth's newest assign- Judge McGowan's new job tions committee of the Mon- Garden State, according to a poll by the Eagleton Institute of Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill, ment judge, Judge McGowan, will increase his salary $37,000 mouth Bar Association. Politics at Rutgers University. who died in office July 19, 59, has had a rapid succession to $40,000 a year. Judge Labrecque of Little "^-.The poll, released yesterday, indicated that the off-track Silver will be 70 next month. betting proposal was favored by a margin of 62-to-25 per cent, He was appointed to the Supe- with 13 per cent undecided. *• rior Court in 1960. t New Jerseyans also favor the legalization of casino gam- Judge Crahay graduated tttng by a Sl-to-40 margin, the poll showed. Last May, the Marlboro Litter Code from Fordham Law School in same question was favored by a 48-to-44 margin. • 1954, served as deputy at- ; The survey found that support for New Jersey's weekly torney general from I960 to lottery is slipping, with 65 per cent of those questioned having 1962 and as prosecutor of Sus- recently purchased a weekly ticket, compared to 83 per cent sex County from I960 to 1961. last year and 82 per cent last spring. Conviction Is Upheld He was appointed a Mon- Slightly more than one person in four, 27 per cent, had pur- mouth County District Court chased a daily lottery ticket, according to the poll. FREEHOLD — County boys" (and sometimes girls, America to advise its carriers Judge in 1962 by then Gov. Court Judge Louis R. Aikins he added later) arc hired to to be careful. Richard J. Hughes and was has upheld the Marlboro Mu- carry the literature. elevated to the Superior Court If there is no place to leave R«f Itttr Staff Pfttf* nicipal Court conviction of Most of the papers, he ar- in 1966. Rodino Acts to Protect Newsmen a periodical, he said, it should- BOAT SHOW CREW — These three girls were se- Carrier Boys of America of gued, were "hung in the prop- Judge McGowan is a former WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Peter J. Rodino, D-N.J., be delivered at the front door. lected from more than 50 contestants yesterday to called today for enactment of a federal law to protect the con- Marlboro Township for litter- er place" (on the mailbox). councilman in Freehold rule as captain and mates for the 20th annual Jer- fidentiality of newsmens' sources. ing last summer, but has re- He said the delivery was a Borough, former magistrate sey Coast Boat Show, which opens Feb. 17 at Con- Rodino, who heads the House Judiciary Committee, made duced the fine from $250 to "benefit to the housewives of of Eatpntown and former act-;. vention Hall, Asbury Park. Solected-as Captain the recommendations in remarks prepared for delivery to a $75. • ',".. Marlboro." Threaten ing magistrate of Red Bank. was Marie Rafter of Belmar, left. The first mate judiciary subcommittee, which opened hearings into the mat- The distributing firm,.the If anyone didn^t want such A 1936 graduate of Rutgers is Rosemary Hradek of Secaucus, center, and sec- ter. first to be charged as a viola- deliveries, they could^call Boycott Law School, Judge McGowan ond mate is Jackie McMahon of Atlantic High- Rodino, the dean of the New Jersey congressional delega- tor under Marlboro's anti-lit- Carrier Boys and say so, he was appointed a county court lands. tion, was scheduled to be the ieadoff witness. tering ordinance adopted last contended. judge in 1966 to fill an unex- "Reporters will soon lose their credibility if forced to di- spring, delivers periodicals Township Attorney Herbert In Amboy pired term and was sworn in vulge confidential information," he declared: "I am personally and advertising matter. B. Bierman said people are PERTH AMBOY — Span- to a full five-year term in 1 'convinced that we must protect the newsgatherers or lose an It is headquartered in not aware that they have the ish-speaking students at the March, 1970. He was elevated Agreement Seen Due invaluable source of public information.'' Wayne, but has separate orga- right to call Carrier Boys, and Perth Amboy High School to the Superior Court Kebm nizations in each town it that the violation at the may- have initiated what may turn ary. 1971. serves. or's house was not the only into a total school strike and Judge McGowan was as- In Lily-Tulip Walkout Berrigan Lauds 'Camden 18* Judge Aikins also assessed economic boycott. signed to the Chancery Divi- ,one. He said that one was HOLMDKL - No one would and after a marathon bargain- CAMDEN (AP) - The Rev. Philip Berrigan has charac- the firm $25 for municipal prosecuted because the mayor Spokesmen for the city's es- sion to succeed Judge Crahay terized the "Camden 28" as models of what "our lives should court costs and $15 for costs of .timated 14,000 Spanish-speak- when he was named the coun- talk after they finished talk- ing session, reportedly agreed happened to have the police to a settlement. be." the appeal. ing residents say they will ty's assignment judge. ing. watching his home while he Both sides in the wage dis- The settlement must be Father Berrigan spoke yesterday to a crowd of 500 at a Specifically. Carrier Boys was away. march today from Water Sta- Judge Lane is a graduate of was charged with littering the dium to City Hall about a mile Princeton University and the pute surrounding a seven- agreed upon by the union's rally in the Camden Convention Hall called for the benefit of rank and file membership. 26 persons charged with conspiracy to.destroy selective ser- driveway of Mayor Morton Noting that this was a first away to protest Mayor Alex- Rutgers University law week strike of the Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. were unavailable vice records. The 26 are scheduled to go on trial today, in U.S. Salkind, 14 Hill Circle. Mon- violation, Judge Aikins opined ander F. jankowski's appoint- school. Prior to being named Term Is Suspended District Court. • mouth Heights, with a copy of that the fine imposed by Mu- ment of a replacement for Ig- to the judiciary, he was com- for comment last night. How- ever, The Daily Register has Two others originally indicted will not stand trial. "Tempo Today," a weekly nicipal Court Judge H. Barry nacio Cruz, a Hispanic, on the missioner. Legalized Games FREEHOLD — Joseph learned that a settlement has The priest, himself convicted of conspiracy, said "in do- shopper. Shultz was "a little steep." school board. of Chance Control Commis- Monticello of Old Bridge, who been reached. had admitted possession of he- lorous times like these it is those who are under legal jeopardy Alexander D. Lehrer of As- The maximum penalty under They want Cruz or someone sion from 1954 to 1962; was a It is expected both manage- roin March 12, 1969, in Mata- who are fighting for freedom for all of us." bury Park argued for Carrier the anti-littering code is a $500 of their ethnic background member of the Rumson Plan- Boys that the paper in ques- fine. . named. ning Board, 1948 to 1949; ment and the union, Local 470, wan, was given a suspended "They are paragons of what our lives should be," he said. Printing Specialties and Pa- indeterminate reformatory Five clergymen were among those indicted: The Rev. tion was one of 2,300 delivered But he ruled that the ordi- The spokesmen threatened member of the llumson Zon- in the township in one day. nance is "valid as it stands." to stop buying goods at other ing Board of Adjustment, 1949 per Products Union, will issue term, placed on one-year pro- Milo M. Biliman, a Lutheran minister; the Rev. Edward J. a joint statement today. bation and fined $50 by Coun- McGowan, the Rev. Peter D. Fordi, the Rev. Edward Joseph He said the violation was He urged Marlboro to en- than Hispanic-owned stores if to 1950; attorney.for the Rum- not intentional, but resulted force it "with reason- the mayor reltfscs to change son Board of Education, 195S Both sides met with a feder- ty Court Judge Thomas L. Murphy of New York City and the Rev. Michael J. Doyle of ableness" and Carrier Boys of al mediator over the weekend Yaccarino. Camden. from the fact that "small Jus appointment. to I960.. •" 14 Tke Dally Befebter, Red B«4-B0d4tet«>wi, NJ. Monday, Febnury 5,1*B New or Eased IRS Rules Offer Tax Breaks for Many way you can get the withheld By EDMOND LeBRETON that give a break to some tax- There may be more tax take the standard deduction, of filling out the form down to $2,800 if both are under 65, breaks for you if you are: More on those later. First, a ' Even if yony r income was low sums back is by filing a return. WASHINGTON (AP) — payers - one, at least, to all. fewer than 18 suggested steps $3,550 if one is 65 or older, *4.300 . • — Young persons who had sum- Christmas is over, and A serviceman who bad duty look at the return form itself. — and some of those steps have if both are over 65. enough so that you are not re- in Vietnam, a working mother An old acquaintance is back mer or part-time jobs subject those other packages are ar- sub-steps. — Married, but not living quired to file a return, you may to income tax withholding espe- riving — the ones from the who pays for child care and after several years' absence — with your spouse, or filing a very well want to — because it cially should remember to file. emptlon. Last year, before fig- household services, the re- the short form that can be used Perhaps you don't have to separate return, with income of 'means money in pocket for you. Internal Revenue Service, with uring your tax, you could take They are entitled to refunds income tax return forms inside. cipient of a very high salary, a by those whose 1972 income was bother with either return, be- at least$750. If you had some money with- even if their parents claim off from your 1971 income $75 contributor to political cam- from wages, salaries and the cause you don't have to file at — Self-employed and earning held from your earnings and They will never be welcomed each for yourself, your spouse them as dependents. : paigns. Other changes help if like and not more than *200 in all. The minimum incomes that from such employment at least you don't owe any taxrtbe only like Christinas gifts, but there and every dependent. This year you are near flie low end of the dividend or interest income, require returns have gone up a are a few goodies in the pack- income teal* or in doubt wheth- and who do not itemize their bit. *400. — An unmarried child, e!i-_ ages: new or eased provisions m6BamlBmt, er to itemize your deductions or'deducUons. . In general, you must file a glble to be claimed as a depen- No matter how high your return if you are: dent by a parent, with total' salary was, you may use the • — Single, or a widow or wid- income of at least $750, some of PHIL RIZZUTO TALKS TO short form if your other income ower, with income at least which is unearned income. fits within the specified limits. $2,050 if you are under 65,- or N.J. HOMEOWNERS Zone Change Is Urged But IRS advise? you to be sure $2,800 if you are 65 or older. A recipient of income ABOUT THE you would not do better by using — A marrieidd coupll e filinfil g from sources within U.S. pos- the long form and spelling out jointly, with income at least' sessions and total income of at By Holmdel Pkm&ers your medical expenses, local _ JIG LOAN HOLMDEL — This town- new map. owned by A. P. Buscn. WANTED $1500 to $25,000 and more! ship coatinnes its efforts to AJ an ex-major league ballplayer Repayments can tie stretched Also disapproved was the Despite deficiencies noted I can remember the big play, out over many years. Easy, easy implement the 1970 master monthly payments.- II you pre- plan. site plan and architectural de- by the Planning Board engi- the big catch, the big hit sign for a two-story profes- LEVEL BACKYARD and now THE MONEY STORE pay the loan, interest is charged The Planning Board has neer, the public hearing was only for the time you used the sional building on Kt 520 in continued to March L comes across with the BIG loan. money ... No pre-payment agreed to recommend to the Holmdel Village. FOR penalty. Township Committee the A sketch plan submitted by BIG. not just In the amount you adoption of an amendment to The board noted that the Henry A. West and Son for a need to borrow, but BIG In the Start the ball rolling today, call Board of Health cannot take fact that there are no restrictions or write TOE MONEY STORE the zoning ordinances which 36-lot subdivision off Holmdel- SWIMMING POOL as to iti use ... the money can nearest you. You'll visit action until further informa- Keyport Road was classified a be used for any need ... to THE MONEY STORE only would change the zoning of Leading Distributor needs early consolidate your debts . .. busi- the area north of Kt. 39. tion is. submitted,4he plan major subdivision. once after your loan is approved installations of 1973 luxury ness investments ... a new car and there will be an auto- gives insufficient information ... color TV ... home improve, The amendment would The 48.8-acre property is fiberglass above ground graphed picture of mi, Phil on the sewerage disposal sys- ments ... medical expenses -. • change the area's present zon- owned by Kelly, Fitten and swimming pools, in order to train or »ny purpose you desire? Rizzuto, waiting for you. ing for seven-and three-acre tem, and is deficient in other Nalkut Associates of Newark. installers for coming season. details. , industrial tracts to com- The board authorized its en- Top Consideration Given For Right Location M0NEY STORE ACCEPTANCE CORP The planners will also ask gineer to find out how the mercial and commercial-in- DONT/HISS THIS OPPOKTl/Nirr dustrial. Under the old indus- the applicant to consider relo- county plans to widen Rt 520 taxes, interest paid and other 221 Chestnut St., Hostile, M. J. 07203 trial designation, only limited eatinti g thh e parkinpgk i g llott , makink g .througg h Holmdel Villageg . deductions. 241-5000 commercial building was per- it more compact, and provid- They referred to a letter The long form isn't much 287-0850 ROYAL AMERICAN mitted. ing adequate buffer zones. from Lois J. Boyken of the changed from past years, but MBNEY t INVESTMENT CORP. the Revenue Service says it has 499 Emston Rd.. Purlin, N. J. 08859 In adopting the recommen- The application of Tricome Middletown Shade Tree Com- CALL CO1UCT DAY OR CVC.. Ask For Mr. King dation, the planners said they Farm Riding Academy to mission in which she objects simplified and improved the in- 251-5000 erect additional horse stalls, to the county requesting ease- structions that go with it. It did were carrying out the man- not, however, get the business •SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS date of toe master plan to es- an observation room and farm ments on the side of the road tablish and modify com- help quarters was held for where there are many old, mercial and industrial zones study and a report from the large trees and notes that if to .preserve the open nature board's professional planner. the widening were planned for of the township as much as •The property off Holland the other skfe of the road, the possible and yet provide for Road and Laurel Ave. is trees could be spared. the needs of commerce and industry. 8 The board renewed for one FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS year their contract with pro- fessional planner John Rakos of Robert Catlin and Associ- OUR FUEL OIL MAKES ates, DenvlUe. THE HEAT WWK SWARM,! Denied after a public hear- THROUoWUTTHEr ing was the site plan appli- TO KEEP. cation of St. Catherine's Even heat, comfortable Church for a revised plot plan , heat, efficient heat— of its parking lot off Middle- throughout your home all town'Road. winter with our fuel'oil. Toe planners found that the Phone now for service. map filed by the church was deficient in information and lacked sufficient detail. They also questioned width of exit and entrance lanes, provision for drainage, and pedestrian and' automobile traffic circu- lation within the lot. Representatives of the church said they were willing uia.FLUHR.inc. lo mate airy necessary changes FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES C. SERVICE in the Plan and will snhmit a-

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Decorate your drinking WILL BE HELD ON John Kendall of the same DECOUPAGE glasses or other clear 387 address turned himself in In glassware this fun way police on identical charges Kit is complete. yesterday. r^ssw^M TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1973 Arlene Rose Colonic, 'MV1 Decoupage Kit Ocean Ave. is charged with You get two scenes . .. from 3:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. possession of heroin and nar- lunto do and you have a cotics paraphernalia. really beautiful picture. Judge Rand referred to the The following appropriation amounts to be voted are: grand jury a charge against Rug Maker FOR CURRENT EXPENSES $7,709,206.00 Daniel Febus. of Grinker- We furnish the design or Place, that he unlawfully you create your own ... i FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY \ 45,670.00 gave false information in ap- Trace the pattern on the ( plying for a firearms identi- canvas. Wool yarn plus TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE VOTED S7.754.876.00 fication card. He was released 'binding and instructions. in $250 bail. -ALSO- In traffic cases, Anthony Knit A Bit Candidates will be voted in Freehold Borough, Wright paid a total of $:t:)S in ft You get 10 balls of as- | fines after being found guilty. 3 sorted yarn .. . knitting ' of driving on the revoked list, needles and^nstructions. noweu 10wnsmp, < careless driving, having an plus carrying case. Polling Place For Residents expired driver's license and Municipality Number Location Residing In General contempt of court. Macrame Kit Election District William A. Kisher of New- Design and make . COLTS NECK TWP. ~ ...... 1 Cedar Drive School ' 1 and 3 ark was found guilty of drunk- a belt, or necklace. Ma- 2 Atlantic Elomentary School 2 en driving and paid $215 in crame is the art of crea- 3 Conover Road School 4 fines and had his license sus- *•!_ tive knotting. Complete. pended for two years. 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"Our new o (Acroti th» Strttt from KM(rt) MARLBORO TWP_.._.._«..»....»_... business writing text gets the Central School lands writing student involved." 2 MorganvHIe Fire Houae 3 and 4 Mrs. Fruehjing explains. 3 RobertavIHe School 2 and 5 "Reading.i&kept to a min- 4' Marlboro Elementary School 7indS imum. The emphasis "is on thinking and writing." If the Dally Register, Bed Btutk-MlMletown, N ji Monday, Febreaiy *. vm Rnicl Rangers 6-0 Fan Pops Cavs By the Associated Press Golden State 123, Seattle 101. "Under normal circum- Hothanded Earl "The stances, we would have won," Flames: Stem: 3 Pearl" Monroe hit six straight Shue said. "We didn't play By The Associated Press New York took the early In Saturday's WHA action, fourth quarters field goals to poorly, but everthing they did lead when Rod Gilbert scored Chicago whipped New York 4- spark the New York Knicks to was right. The Lakers do not Pete Stemkowski fired his his 20th goal of the season at 2 and Houston slugged Min- a 114-97 National Basketball play ant better than that." second three-goal hat trick of 7:47 of the first period. It nesota 7-1. Association victory over the the season last night, leading marked the eighth 20-goal sea- sagging Cleveland Cavaliers "This was one of best offeiu the streaking New York son for Gilbert, tying him for Clarke's pace is on target with some of the NHL's top last night. sive games by far,'.' said Rangers to a 6-0 National a Ranger record also shared Monroe totaled 14 points in Coach Bill Sharman of the La- Hockey League victory over by Andy Bathgate and Cam- alltime scorers. Gordie Howe, the alltime leader with 786, the final period to boost New kers, "we We moved the ball the Atlanta Flames. ille Henry. York back into control after well and had three or four The triumph was the eighth Stemkowski, Billy Fairbairn had 113 at the age of 23. The No. 2 man, Bobby Hull, scored Cleveland had come back to guys with hot hands." straight for the Rangers, and Ted Irvine bunched three take a brief lead at the end of matching the longest in the goals in the second period to 50 at the age of 23 to boost his career total at that time to the third quarter. West sand 13 of 19 shots, NHL this season, and also open a 4-0 lead and then Stem- 151. The Cavaliers, trailing many from long range, and stretched their unbeaten kowski added his 17th and throughout most of the game, Goodrich was 11 for 22. Substi- streak to 13 games. 18th goals of the season in the What makes Clarke's rallied to an 82-79 lead behind tute Keith Erickson scored 18 third period. achievement even more no- John Johnson's 12 points and points in 23 minutes while hit- Irvine, returning to the line- table is that the young Phila- Lenny Wilkens' 10 in the third ting eight of 12 shots, and Bill up this weekend after missing delphia center has overcome period. But Monroe led off the Bridges missed just four of U Raiders 17 games with a knee injury, diabetes to achieve NHL star- final period with the six bas- shots to score 14 points. scored on his first shot since dom. He won the Professional kets that inspired the Knicks returning, with Bobby Hockey Writers Association to a 104-93 lead with 3:44 left. NtW Y«t (114) I Rousseau earning his 400th G F T Masterton Trophy last year Monroe finished with 22 Can Triumph NHL assist on the goal. for perservance, sportsman- Clmfns 0 1 points, while teammate Walt DfkhT 7 2 U Dovli 5 II Goalie Gilles Villemure ship and dedication to hockey. Jhmon 4 II NEW YORK (AP - Wayne Frazier added 28. Wilkens hit 0 16 posted his second shutout of Clarke's tying goal against 23 to lead the Cavs. 2 I Rivers and Ron Ward scored the season, blocking 20 shots. 8 S j 55T 0 2 17 seconds apart late in the the Bruins was No. 23 this sea- The Baltimore Bullets lost Reed 12a Woner The Rangers blasted 49 shots Willow 3 a second period yesterday, ral- son for the talented young- while giving up 125 points, 48 Tototi 4<22114lTatolt 3919 97 at Phil Myre in the Atlanta ster. NYrtNtwYortc c HH H It Ita 35-1a 351U U lying the New York Raiders more than in a winning ClldClevelond X X 24 31 JS -997 7 nets. Friday night effort, but Coach Fouled out-New YorkYk .B Brodlty to a 5-4 World Hockey Associ- * How good is Philadelphia's Gary Domhoefer had Phila- AP Wlr«pftot» Total fouli—New York 24. Clevelond 30 ation victory over the Que- COOLING THE ^LAME—Atlanta Flames Keith McCreary (9) attempts Gene Sliue still praised the de- A-? 1,044 Bobby Clarke? delphia's first goal while Greg fense. bec Nofdiques before 10,304 Well, the 23-year-old captain • Sheppard and Ken Hodge con- to score.from clo§e yesterday in the first period of NHL game at Madison spectators, largest New York nected for the Bruins, Square Garden. Ranger Goalie Gilles Villemure blocked the shot. "I was pleased with the way of the Philadelphia Flyers we played, but Los Angeles crowd of the season. scored the 100th goal of his Taylor The triumph enabled the was just super," Shue said af- National Hockey League ca- ter the Lakers won 125-115 Raiders to break a tie with reer last night, and that's not Quebec and take over undis- yesterday and ran their win- bad. ning streak to 10 in a row. puted possession of third Clarke's goal gave the Fly- Nets 32 Schlee Discovers Victory "When you shoot 54 percent place in the East Division. ers a 2-2 tie against Boston's UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Quebec goals 10 minutes against one of the best defen- stumbling Bruins Sunday sive teams in the National Rookie Brian Taylor scored 17 apart by Frank Golembrosky night and tightened Phila- points in a 35-point New York and Pierre Guite erased a 2-1 Basketball Association, you delphia's grip on second place really have to be doing some- third quarter as the Nets New York lead in the second in the NHL'S West Division. In Hawaiian Golf Open moved to a 104-102 American thing," Shue said. "We period. But just 19 seconds af- Elsewhere yesterday, Buf- .Basketball Association victory HONOLULU (AP) - Lanky ed into his arms after he'd had a 69-275, two strokes back couldn't stop them." ter Guite's tally, Rivers net- falo downed the New York Is- brilliant, five-under-par 31 to over the San Diego Con- ted his second goal of the John Schlee, for eight years a dropped the final putt and told of the graying, curly-haired vault into a tie for the top Baltimore's Central Divi- landers 5-1, Detroit blasted him, "I just don't believe it." winner. sion leaders, who had won quistadors yesterday. game and 23rd of the season Vancouver 6-2, Minnesota struggling non-winner on the spot, couldn't keep it going "I played good enough to four straight and 23 of 29, The Nets hit on 14 of 20 field for a 3-3 tie. nipped Pittsburgh 4-3, Chi- pro golf tour, said it wasn't Schlee, who has spent most< over the final holes. of his career in the ranks of win," said Moody, for 14 years have held their opponents un- goal attempts in the third pe- Seventeen seconds later, cago defeated St. Louis 5-2 until he got down in two putts the rabbits, the Monday morn- a sergeant in the United der 100 points in 27 games this riod as they pulled out of a 55- Ward scored his 39th goal of and Montreal ripped Califor- from 60 to 70 feet on the 16th ing qualifiers, had a final States Army. "He just beat season. 47 halftime deficit into an 82- the season, tipping Bill nia W. , hole yesterday that "I felt this t. baby was mine. round 68, four under&par on me." "> But the Lakers, whose only 74 lead at the end of the quar- Speer's 45-foot shot past In the NHL Saturday, it was the sunsplashed Waialae Watson, who led or shared loss in the last 14 games was ter. goalie Serge Aubry. Gene New York Rangers 7, Boston "I hadn't felt like a winner. Country Club course as he the lead through the first to Baltimore on Jan. 16 in Los San Diego made a bid to Peacosh got the decisive goal 3; New York Islanders 1, Buf- I wasn't thinking of winning. I scored his first pro triumph three rounds, lost his chance Angeles, ran their first-place pull out the victory in the clos- at 8:20 of the final period on a falo I; Montreal 7, Los Angel- was just trying to make a liv- with a 273 total, 15 under par. at his first professional vic- record in the Pacific Division ing minutes. Behind 102-96, backhand shot following a es 1; Chicago 2, Philadelphia ing. tory when he encountered to 44-11 as Jerry West and the Conquistadors' OUie Tay- pass from Norm Ferguson. 2; Pittsburgh 2, Minnesota 1; "Then, "when I lagged that He alone was able to sur- first putt up close, I felt like I vive the building pressure double bogey disaster on the Gail Goodrich scored 2t) points lor scored a three-point goal. That offset Reynaud Leclerc's Detroit 1, Atlanta 0; St. Louis They, after the Nets' John second goal of the game with had it." down the stretch as youthful 13th hole. apiece. 6, California 1; and Van- Tom Watson and veterans In yesterday's other NBA Roche made a foul shot, Tay- 4:22 left. couver 2, Toronto 1. Schlee, a raw-boned 33-year- The bright-eyed 23-year-old, old, made his par on that hole, Gay Brewer and Orville. in only his second year on the games, Chicago pummeled lor came back with another Rivers' first goal at the 14- In the World Hockey Associ- salvaged par again on the Moody dropped out of a four- tour, blew a four-stroke lead Milwaukee 121-99, Boston three-pointer to make it 103- minute mark of the opening ation yesterday. New York next one and birdied the final way tie in the run down the and finished with a 75. He was overtook Philadelphia 123-115, 102. period put the Raiders in rapped Quebec 5-4, Cleveland hole to win the $40,000 first stretch. alone in third at 276. Houston defeated Buffalo 130- Roche then hit another foul front 2-1 after New York's edged Ottawa 3-2, Winnipeg prize in the Hawaiian Open Moody, a playoff loser to Brewer, a gray-haired for- 118 and Kansas City-Omaha shot to make it 104-102, and Brian Bradley and Leclerc defeated Alberta 5-3 and Los Golf Tournament. Jack Nicklaus just a week mer Masters champion who slugged Seattle 120-98. On Sat- the Nets won when Red Rob- traded tallies 10 seconds apart Angeles trimmed New Eng- early in the period. .His pretty wife Shcrri rush- ago, again was second. He played the front nine in a urday it was New York 95, bins missed a three-point at- land 4-3. Cleveland 90; Boston 104, tempt with three seconds left. Philadelphia 100; Atlanta 105, Brian Taylor finished with Buffalo 101; Phoenix 132, 22 points. Chuck Williams Houston 123; Kansas City- scored 20 and Ollie Taylor 19 Chaps Bound John Schlee Omaha 105, Portland 97, and for San Diego. For Jersey? NEW YORK (AP) - A group headed by Mark Binstein, former general manager of the defunct Pittsburgh Condors, will seek approval from American Basketball Association team owners this week to buy the Dallas Chaparrals and move the team to New Jersey at the end of this season, it was re- ported last night. Sportscaster Guy LeBow reported on the National Broad- casting Co.'s radio network "Monitor" program that the Bin- stein group would attempt to complete negotiations for the purchase of the financially troubled Dallas team by the time the ABA's board meets on Tuesday in Salt Lake City in con- junction with the league's annual all-star game. The Condors were disbanded following the cose of last sea- son. There has been speculation elsewhere that the Dallas team, which has attracted less than 2,000 fans per game at home this season, would be moved to Los Angeles, Tampa, RNIilir Staff Photo Chicago or Albuquerque. UNSEATS CHAMP — Lou Gabba, second from left, of West Keansburg The Dallas Times Herald reported last Friday that an unseated Bill Walker of Middletown, three-time Monmouth County Mas- owner of the Chaparrals, not identified by name, had said the ters bowling champ yesterday at Highway 35 Lanes in Sea Girt. Present- team would be sold and possibly moved. , ing the trophy is tournament chairman Ed Matuszewski, left. George Ray- LeBow said Binstein has agreed in principle to pay $2 mil- mond, second from right, of Toms River was the runnerup. Luke Forrest, lion to the New York Nets for establishing a team within the right, of Leonardo is the.tournament secretary. Nets' territorial limits. The team would play in the Jersey Meadowlands sports complex, just outside New York, when that facility is com- This baby won't keep you up nights. pleted in several years. Gabba Wins Masters, Alas, not every car is born a warranty.* Volkswagen. Not just any warranty.. , But of the lucky ones that are, This one includes four free check- it's hard to find a trouble-maker. ups by our famous diagnosis system Breaks Walker Skein Of course, by the time a new —a system renowned for spotting Volkswagen comes into the family trouble. Before it's trouble. (A com-

SEA GIRT - Lou Gabba of in the semi-finals to Ray- o-MASTERS QUALIFIERS it's been doted upon by 1,007 in- , „,„. ,.,„ J B. Walker, MSIwn (Defend Champ) MID-WINTER SPECIAL forting thought.) West Keansburg, a 45-year-old mond, 3M(-.ii>7. L. Scorono, Mdltwn 633-424-1257 spectors. L But if we find any and it's under employe of Harmony Bowl, Gabba eked nut a 1S1-1S0 ^:BI LB. SMHIIIIS So it's not surprising that the skin warranty, we'll fix it' for free. Middletown, is the new Mon- \rintnrxt in fhr> fircf o-imo nf G. Hoydtck, Ru/TiSOn _ 6)5-600—1215 ALL G.M. CARS (V8'S) is blemish.free. i mouth County Masters cham- victory in me first game of L GO6DO, W. K«msburg 622-592—1214] (Another comforting thought.) pion. the finals and appeared to be £ gJJJf'i.iSf"""' . SiSfc!! That the steel bottom is sealed As good as our baby is, how- in trouble when a split gave J. Hyn« BricMown SJJ$j?{g Tune-Up & Front End Alignment Gabba'.s 10th frame double ( tight against annoying moisture. ever, the day will come when you'll and nine pins enabled him Io him an open and only Nil) in F.'Dtvpuch, wdirwri 573-022-1195 $ the ninth frame. Raymond l*XTi,T:W&,, ffiftfciis? Regular 37.20 That what's inside is just as per- decide to part. defeat George Raymond of A l 0 t l< K n S bur fect as what's outside. IMany parts Toms River, 370-;!fifil in tho fi- showed 153 through the eighth J .A, o , u. B^ c h ° gSISfcliK s But it's consoling to know that •jnrt '1 cn-irn in th» ninth J.*DTraoltro, Haxlet 572-608—1180 are inspected 2 or 3 times.I nale of the two-game cham- dnu a spare in tno nintn. ' FINAL STANDINOS SPECIAL 28.Q0 after 3 or 4 years it's been known W L O Avg. pionship yesterday at High- However Gabba rolled a I-GOM» s o 16 i?9.i And just to give you an.extra to, bring home more dollars than way 35 Lanes here. • luvrivil, WdUUtl lllllLU .1 ;. y orx) 5 2 20 196.1 R0 m SAVINGS 9.20 feeling of security, VWs are any other economy car.f A total of 22!) entries com- pair of strikes in the 10th and 3-Dwisch 4 2 is 194.1 covered by an extra year of Pleasant dreams. peted in the 11th annual event ' . . , ... . . 4-Fiore 3 2 16 200.1 Saturday and yesterday. finished with a nine-pm count s-woiiur 3 2 10 w.i LABOR ONLY-PARTS EXTRA Gabba, an alley man at for a 1K». Raymond needed ^Sfevr.V.V.v:. 2 I ,4 mi only solid count and a mark in fcgS ? \ \i }g-J 1971-1973 CARS S3.60 EXTRA Few things in life work as well as a Volkswagen. 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See your dealer for details, fSOURCEi winning five consecutive lw o d 2 10 Betty Shurts of .lackson ' ^ u«Nio..»,?.:,. ., "»' 1969 Manufacturers' Sufjgested Retail Prices-and 1P72 Average Uj«d Car tot Retail Prices as quoted In NADA games in the double elimina- captured the second annual fcffiiiftCSU, 3M RUSSELL QLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Officlol Used Car Guide, East. Ed., Oct. 1972, Kelley Blue Book, West. Ed., Sept.-Oct. 1972, O Volkswagen tion individual competition he of America Inc. Monmouth County Queens DSi.fe™;url> Jo, Brlcklvm &8fc{{S posted a 199.1 average. championship from among 54 f. -, £:;°2n ; ss-sM-iito , .' ,, ... . *P. Mooolo, Clfwd Beach 549-556—1105 100 EAST NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Three-time defending cham- entries. Mrs. Shurts, mother P.Moia,Keoniburg 547556-1103 Shrewsbury Sayreville pion Bill Walker of Middle- of a nine-year-old and a 170- I-J32ICBEU. 56""-10M RED BANK, NEW JERSEY town was defeated in the first 175 average bowler, averaged FINAL STANDINOS O ^ Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Lippin Motor Car Co., Inc. round by John Straniero of 1K6.2 in winning four games ^—T":Z. \ ? \iiifij 741-0910 Hazlet, 415-350, and later lost yesterday, defeating Jean Al- ugfo- .••• \ \ \\ ]«•} Shrewsbury Avenue Route 35 len of Red Bank in the two-. um\^::::z::~:::::\ 1 2 I2ii4.io game finale, 345-316. *r«iiV:::.::::::::::.:::::: I I 151'!:! The Dally Register, Bed Bank-Middletotfn, N J. Monday, February 5,1973 17 Briefly Speaking Knights Ready for Final Step One Shore Conference bas- mediocre Jackson Township the race. oppose harmless Point Pleas- four games to be played. THE DAILY REGISTER ketball championship was just on Friday night, allowing Ocean meets Monmouth Re- ant Boro (5-15). The big change in The Daily TOPH about sewn up over the week- Ocean Township. Rumson- gional tomorrow in an at- , It continues to appear that Register's Top 10 is the sud- 1. CBA (150) Fair Haven Regional and Y«Mg end, while another suddenly tempt to keep pace with the Hudson and Freehold will de- den fall of Asbury Park. The 2. Wall Twp. (1H-0) Uiser found itself wide open. even Manasquan to breathe leader, while Rumson-Fair 'cide the "D" flag in a.final- Bishops lost two straight 3. Neptune (13-5) Wall Township tied for the combined sighs of temporary Haven Regional should have a day showdown at the Admiral games to Shore Conference 4. R.B. Catholic (14-3) Miss Young Triumphs "C" title and has only to relief. field day against Central Re- gym. "C" Division foes before final- 5. Henry Hudson Reg. (16-2) knock off meek Freehold Manasquan, which damp- gional. Neptune continues to roll ly defeating Red Bank Re- li! Ocean Twp. (16-3) OSLO (AP) — Sheila Young of Detroit won the women's Township (2-14) to capture its ened Ocean's title hopes ear- Henry Hudson Regional and over all "A" opposition. The gional. 7. Freehold (14-3) title at the World Amateur Sprint Speed Skating Champion- first crown in the circuit. lier, will present the challenge fYeehold should find the going victory over second-place X. Asbury Park (12-5) ships yesterday with a victory in the 500-meter race. Lakewood, riding high all for Lakewood tomorrow easy tomorrow. The first- Toms River Soulh over the Asbury Park fell to first- 9. Long Branch (12-5) The 22-year-old Miss Young finished second to Monika season long with a perfect night. If the Warriors lose to place Admirals take on Holm- weekend puts the Fliers two- place Wall and was then sur- 10. (Tie) Mater Dei (13-6), Pflug of West Germany in the 1,000 meters yesterday but al- mark in "B," was shocked by the Piners, they will be out of del (1-14), while the Colonials games up in the division with prised by scrappy Manalapan. Rumson-F.H. Reg. (11-5) ready had clinched the championship on the strength of vic- tories in the 500 and 1,000 Saturday and the 500 yesterday. Valery Wuratov of the Soviet Union won the men's title. Unser, Kelly Win Girl Cagers SAN JUAN (AP) - Running back Leroy Kelly of the Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Del Un- ser teamed for a 12-under-par yesterday to win the seventh American Airlines Golf Classic by five strokes. Open Playoff Kelly and Unser, the front-runners all the way in this three-round, best-ball event, shared the $10,000 lop prize for WALL TOWNSHIP - The comfortable margins all sea- their 54-hole performance of 57-61-59-177 over the par-71 El first annual Shore Conference son long. Conquistador Club course. Girls' Basketball Champion- The Devilettes are tall — ships open here tonight at (i::)0 boasting of two 5-10 players. p.m. with Asbury Park and . Monmouth Regional twins Two Schoolboys Knighted Brick Township taking the Liz and Kathy Gleason gave NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Two New Jersey scholastic court. "B" Division foes double basketball stars have announced they will attend Rutgers Uni- Shore Regional and Mon- trouble. Liz was the real thorn versity next year, Coach Dick Lloyd announced yesterday. mouth Regional will meet in in the side of Ihe opposition They are Paul Smith from Rutgers Prep and Ray Schnit- the nightcap at H p.m. with 19 points per contest. 2er of Scotch Plains High School. •. Smith, a 6-7 center, was reportedly sought by 300 schools. Finals at Brookdale rOWERFUl PLUNGER CUMS He lives in Franklin Township. Brookdale Community Col- Schnitzer, a 5-11 guard from Scotch Plains, is considered lege's new gymnasium will be CLOGGEDTOILETS one of the top playmakers in New Jersey scholastic ranks and the site for the finals Wednes- was also heavily recruited. day at H p.m. with a con- solation battle opening the ac- Both will be granted scholarships, Lloyd said. tion at 0:30 p.m. Brick will be the favorite in 'Havlicek on Sidelines the opener tonight. The "A" BOSTON (AP) - John Havlicek has been sidelined by the Division champs are led by Boston Celtics for at least two games because of an inflamed Jamie Fahey, a senior whose right knee, a team spokesman said yesterday. 22 points per game have be:en Havlicek, an 11-year veteran who plays guard and forward the guiding force. BEFORE THE STORM — Rich Johnson, top, of • first Shore Conference loss in almost eight years, Asbury Park, the "C" win- for the Celtics, missed Sunday's National Basketball Associ- Long Branch looks like he is in control of this 115- ation game against Philadelphia and will not play next 24-18. The match was actually decided in the ner, is a young club with bal- pound bout with Ken Hopfensberger of Middle- heavyweight bout when Alton Wooley of the ance. Robin Holmes, a dimin- •• Tuesday at Cleveland. However, he was expected to be ready town. However, Hopfensberger soon reversed the .for a Wednesday night game here against the Los Angeles La- Green Wave decisioned Brian Robinson, 4-3. The utive freshman guard, pro- situation and scored a 5-2 win over Johnson in a Wave's Terry Brewer turned in the only pin of the kers. vides a good deal of the scor- NEVER AGAIN thai licit fatlnf battle of undefeated gropplers. Despite Johnson's night at 168. Unbeaten Long Branch Is now atop ing punch with nine points per whtn your toll*! ovaifUwt loss, Long Branch went on-to hand Middletown Its the "A" Division. RtgimrsiotiPIMIO game. The team is loaded Winter World Series with frosh. Both forwards are TOILAFLEX* freshmen, while guard Audrey •CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Diego'Sequi struck out 15 Toilet £\TMJW*1 Plunger and scattered seven hits in pitching Venezula to a 2-0 victory Richardson and center Leslie Unlike ordinary plungen, Ibitaftei over Puerto Rico Saturday in the Carribean World Series. Murphy are juniors. doci not permit compreiied air or Olympians Point to Innsbruck Shore Unbeaten meiiy water to ipUih b»ck or escape. Venzuela now has a 3-0 Series record while Puerto Rico is With Tbilsflex the full preiiure plows 1-2. Shore Regional, undefeated through the clogging man and iwiihci it down, Sequi, a right-hander who pitches for the St. Louis Cardin- in regular-season play, has • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASHBACK als, walked just one batter and was in trouble only in the third the area's leading scorer in • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN'T SKID AROUND inning when he gave up a single and double. As 1976 Winter Games Site senior Kathy Leslie. Miss Les- • TAFENED TAIL OIVES AIH-TIGHT NT LAUSANNE, Switzerland Schranz was all forgotten." the crisis caused by the with- But last week, as the IOC ex- lie's 22 points per game have OttthtfenuinaTolliflM' Joe Ferguson, who plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers, hit 1 (AP) — Olympic officials A year ago, after Schranz drawal of Denver, which gave ecutive body was preparing to provided the Devilettes with AT HAIDWAII ITOIES a home run for Venezuela in the fourth inning. The winners' gave the 1976 Winter Games had been banned, angry Aust- up the Games after a Colora- interview the candidates, Salt other run came m the seventh when pinch-runner Dave to Innsbruck yesterday and rians demonstrated in the do voters last November re- Lake pulled out because of fi- Schneck of the New York Mets scored on Jay Marcano's hoped that Austrians have for- streets of Vienna and carica- fused use of state funds to nancial doubts. single. gotten the bitter affair of Karl tures of Avery Brundage, Kill- help stage them. Lake Placid jumped in just Schranz. anin's predecessor, were put The United States~stiTl four days ago. •w *HL World Cup Skiing The executive body of the up in shop windows. hoped for the Games and pro- International Olympic Com- Yesterday's decision ended posed Salt Lake City, Utah. The Itev. Bernard Fell, ST. ANTON, Austria (AP) — Gustavo Thoeni of Italy took main spokesman for the Lake a step toward an iinprecendented third World Cup ski cham- mittee chose the Austrain city Sears r Placid group, said: "We knew pionship yesterday when he won the Kandahar slalom. over three other applicants — 'Chamonix, France; Lake Pla- that we were working against The victory gave the 22-year-old Thoeni 25"Cup points for a heavy odds. We had only four total of 129, just two less than first-place Roland Collombin of cid, N.Y., and Tampere, Kin- days to prepare our appli- land. Jacksonville Switzerland, sidelined for three or four weeks with an ankle in- cation, get it printed, and then jury suffered in a crash during Saturday's downhill. The name of Schranz — the come over here to argue our Austrain skier barred from case." the 1972 Olympics at Sapporo Wattle Wins Again In the morning, five inter- 0 because of professionalism, Duo Scores CLEVELAND (AP) — "It was a big victory for me," said figured in. the four-hour parley national sports federations, lanky, sandy-haired Dave Wottle after capturing the mile run at the Palais de Beaulieu in DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. led the final 9% hours of the representing. skiing, bobsled, at the Knights of Columbus track meet here. Lausanne. (AP) — Peter Gregg and grueling twice-around-the- biathlon, ice hockey, and to- The Bowling Green State distance runner who won a gold Lord Killanin, IOC presi- Hurley Hay wood, two brash clock marathon, their box-like boggan and luge, went before MONDAY medal in the 800-meter event at the 1972 Summer Olympics, dent, asked the Innsbruck de- young drivers from the little car purring flawlessly the executive group and gave was clocked in 4:07.1. "The time is not important to me," said legation whether the Schranz fringes of the big time, from Saturday's 3 p.m. EST their opinion of the candi- TUESDAY Wottle. "Winning is important.. . staying undefeated." affair still rankled the Aust- wheeled a Porsche Carrera to start. dates. Informed sources said rian people. victory yesterday in the 24- They completed B70 laps, or all five favored Innsbruck. WEDNESDAY But the big thing Saturday night (or the Canton, Ohio, run- Innsbruck Mayor Alois Lug- hour sports car race at Dayt- 2,553 miles around the 3.81 ner was that he was competing near his home town. ger, who led the delegation, ona International Speedway. mile' track-road course at an "I always like to do well here. My parents were here, a lot said: Gregg, 31, and Haywood, 24, average speed of 106.274 miles Holy Family Original of friends were here. I was really psyched up," he said. an hour. "I assured the executive both of nearby Jacksonville, Equipment lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllirillllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII body that the expulsion of Their margin was nearly S5 Rolls to 12th Buccaneers miles over a second-place INDOOR—i Ferrari grand touring ma- Holy Family of Union Beach Replacement Successful chine when the 20 survivors remained undefeated in the Boynton, Buck from an original starting list Monmouth County CYO Bas- SHOCKS of 52 were flagged to a halt at ketball' League last night by In Swimming 3:02 p.m. trouncing St. Benedict's of Hazlet. 62-45. TENNIS RKD BANK - Red Bank The second-place Ferrari Win GG Verdicts Hegional's boys swimming was driven by Milt Minter of In another game, Holy ELIZABETH - Fred Boyn- wan, brought his tournament team lifted its record to Si, Los Angeles and Francois Cross of Kumson nipped St. ton and Don Buck, a pair of record to two knockouts by while the girls captured their Migault fff Paris. Third place Catherine's nl Kast Kcans- went to a Chevrolet Corvette Middletown PBA boxers, took stopping Frank Lupo of the fourth consecutive victory burg, HM'A. another step toward state Tony Ryles AC of Paterson in manned by Dave Heinz and INSTALLED without a defeat at the Red Dana English, both of Tampa, Golden Gloves championship 1:32 of the second round. Bank Community YMl'A pool Mike Sheehan led Holy Re ular$8.59 by winning important bouts at Zenquis, (Jolden (Jloves Fla., and Bob McClurc of Family lo its 12th victory with R here Saturday night Bethel Park, Pa. the Armory hero. champ of the Hawaiian Is- The boys won, 7fi-l!); the 1!) points, while Bill Hagan Fourth and fifth places went Smooth driving utartt Boynton met his most ex- lands and runner-up in the girls. 78-7." scored 17 for the losers. allaire racquet to George Stone of Rockville, St. Benedict's is 5-5. with Seam quality perienced foe to date in Manu- U.SMC championships, failed Buccaneer standout John club el Zenquis of the Hamilton to get inside of Boynton's left Md., Bruce Jennings of Balti- )artn anil nrrvirr. Our Clews was a triple winner, more and Mike Downs of Gai- Two foul shots by Marshall nutomolivf rxprrlt FOR INFORMA TION: Contact PAL and the U.S. Marine- in their welterweight contest. finishing first in the 100-but- Allegra with three seconds i n h I a 11 e u»peniion a P.M." MonosQuan at Lokewood 50 breaststroke (39.2); Karen Fr«*hold Cl/cl» 7:30 P.M." Hdwell at Jackson Twp. "Rite Way" CORRIGAN'S wear. Rurmon-F.H Reo. at Central Rea. Huntsman, one-meter dive MADISON TOWNSHIP „ Thur*d«y 1 Feb. IS "C DM lion DORIAN MANOH (Forrmlly Madlaon Ruburant) Fab; a Red Bonk Reg. ot Southern Reg. (99.35); Tirone, Deis. Newton Red Bank's oldest and largest sewer connecting Wall Twp. at Freehold Twp, (3:30) Rt. 8, 1 Mil* South ot Sayrawood Cantar 7:30 P.M. a P.M. Marlboro ot Monolopon and Kassinger, '21)0 medley Him, tst. 1945 MIDDLETOWN "D" DM lion Shore Reg. at Keonsburg relay (2:20.3), and Carol Potnt Boro at Freehold (3:30) SMOI Keyport ot Point Beach Wichman, Che Swanson, For Appointment 747-2706 24 Hours-7 Days " ' Parkway OMIea Blda Phllilp.boro. N.J. 00868 Henry Hudson Regeg. . ot HalmdeH l Markowitz and Newton, 2110 For Information about ••mlnara In other araaa call (201) 454-HELP 127 OAKLAND ST. RED BANK ALL THE ABOVE MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. St. Joieph's (TRJJ at CBA freestyle relay (2,:01.3J. 18 Jhp Dafly Register, Bed Bank—Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, February 5,1*73 " ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos For Sale Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Loit and Found EXECUTIVE CARS WANTED * WANTED DODGE MONOCO 1969 l FIATS — I2f % IJ4f ISO's twiMXxiM Party who needs 100% financing, wjttiM Party wto n**tfl 140% financing, with no imn down, on o 1»«7 «"0NTf/£c\ Air •W) down, on o WM CHEVROLET. Vi Excellent condition. Full KW. air condi- MONMOUTH MAZDA steering, air conditioning. 11595. tioning, Mrocfc lope. 47,voo miles. 120OO. 'O.K.'1. call t _lcfc ertdli "O.K.." call 0*515 Mo- «7I1 172 otter i--Xpjm 7100. Public Notices ot (Wl) 7JI-7IW. BEST W\ BUICK — Four-door Electro. Air. fuj'CHEVROLET — Convertible, Itfi*. CAOILLAC 1*71 - EHorade, moKaon. Asbury Park DANCErVWEDDING? BAR MITZVAH? 1W3 FORD GALAXIE SCO — Four-door V- AM-FM radio. Rear defogaer. Immacu- Needs starter. Rrtullt engine and trans- with motchlno top «"liKHl*' **" • hardtop. Good running condition. Auto- late. 11,000 miles. 747-2915* After 4. 671- mission. tlOO or best offer. Coll between MM. MAC CADlJolOiaHIM. Quol vm occo >n matic transmission. Rodio. original own- 4-11) p.m. 7I7-3W2. " aif5?rf!K '" «r. »IM. Coll ra-»Oo atttr i p.m. forless at Test drive the only ROTARY ENGINE TEMPEST VHT — Hardtop, six cylinder, 1971 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER - Ex- Travel—Transportation automatic, power, buckets, seven new cellent condition. Commed. headers, ttl- in stock. car sold In the Country. IH2 MERCEDES BENZ — Blue. AMFM rlse. gears, mony extroi. 946^974. . snrtws- FLORIDA BOUND radio. New clutch. Good condition. Coll llrn. 56,000. Mint. 1650. 842-93S2. LARGJE TRUCTRUCKK GOIN( G EMPT 223-0735 after 6:30 p.m. 1W« CHEVROLET IMPALA — Convert MUSTANG 1966 — Powder blue" ~ KITSON Exclusive Monmouth County Dealer. INSURED! CALLTH-IOM IMe. Power steeringg,, console turbo hydr- Very good mechonlcat condition* 1SV5, MOHMOUTH 1*70 DELTA U — Good condition. Full 222-027S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH power. Air conditioned. Best ofrer. 741- omotlc transmissionon, positive *traction- . Autos for Sale Original 21,000 miles'5.: Coll 7¥l'«9>2 otter 5 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Good second cor. HwyU , EaUwtown S43-S500 p.m. Needs little work. S25O. RED BANK VOLVO CHEVROLET MONMOUTH MAZDA IMS TEMPEST STATION WAGON -, IIM OPEL KADETT — 41,000 original N Rodiol lirej. Fotir-ipeM monuol Irani MOVING — Must sell 1970 impala nard- 264-439S miles. One owner. A-1 condition. 2M4414 top. Power, radio, astro vent, whltewoll W4 Sunsat AvtA . AAsburb y PParkk , N. JJ. 776-6777 million, 50,000 mlln. MW..544-1131. \ itetween 5:30 and 6 p.m. 1968 RE?4AuTr^-~NVw'engTne'ond Irins- 776-6777 tires. Low mileage. SII50. Call 747-2OU of- mission. New front braket Rodial tires. SEE A ''RUSSELL MAN" — For Int'bnt Atbury Park Autos For Sale IVW CORVETTE — Two tops. ter 5 p.m. E»tro portl. »5». 164 U05 5- buvs. RUSSELL Oldtmoolle-Cadllloc Excellent condition. Co., 100 N«wmon Springs Rd., Red Bank. 1M9 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - Two FIAT I9«7 — 150 coupe. Twodoor. Four 1971 PINTO Coll 4« 073S utter 5 p.m. tops. PpwersteerlnaPower steer . power brakes. Four 741-0910. speed. 350/350. 43 speed Rodlo. neater, bucket seats. Good conditioneAutomatic dtransmission, radio, air JM1 STUDEBAKER LARK — Four dooi transportation. 17(5 LEVINE MOTORS SCENIC CAR SALES HMO miles. $100. 1»39 Sludeboker. S5O0. Iff DODGE VAN — All Windows. 31,600 CORP., Hwy 3S, Eotonlown. 54! 1030 Quality con bought ond »old. 741-1542. miles. S129S. Little Sliver Upholstery. 747- Hwy M Highlands IW-OMI M90. 1969 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - MM BAIL- LV BROS . INC. 19 E. Ntwmon Springs SHRESHREWSBURW Y MOTORTOSS '1795 MUST SELL — IMS CHEVROLET CAM- 1«2 BLUE VEGA HATCHBACK — Auto- Shrewsbury 1973 OLDSMOBILE ARO — 327. Air conditioning, AM/FM ra- Rd Red Bonk. /4I4SM Shrewsbury Ave. matic tronsmlsslon.'ll.rJOO miles. Perfect dio. Automatic on the floor. 1350 and take Wi Buy Us«d VclHswogOTS _ over payments. Call 717-1143. condition. Asking 12100. Coll 747-2493. OLDSMOBILE l»67 - Cullass Supreme, 1970 DUSTER 1)69 BUICK WAGON — New tires and Vt; automatic Power steering, power JEEP SALES AND SERVICE brokes. Air conditioning. Tape deck, ra- windows, air conditioning. White with TwInBo" Motors, Inc. V-8, automatic transmission, pow- I'M CUSTOM IMPALA — vinyl roof. Automatic, air conditioned, power steer- dio. 11750. "42-2069. I* » ". block vinyl lop »Wi. MM0». I3I.E. ".wgan^tnyR^ ««. Ban> er steering, radio, viny! roof. AWAYS A STEP/HEAD Ing, VI. Exccltent condition. Call 741-8213 K69 AUSTIN HEALEY' SPRITE — Ex FORD~VAN — 1963 after i p.m. Good condition. New tires. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY cellent condition. 24,000 miles. Rodlo ond 49S-OO61 A i FEFEW !»71! 1 MO'S LEFT - Hurryl AtG heater. Tonneau cover. 566-6441. Shrewsbury Ave. ot Sycamore 196I^VOL"Vcri"42S^-~RedrAulomatlc. Air M995 Motors" ' ,US I . Moln St., Asbury Pork. 771- 1965 THUNDERBIBD — Air conditioning Full power. Good condition. 1550. 2919339 conditioned. Good condition. 1995 firm. 1970 MAVERICK otter 5 p.m. Coll 946 9471 DATSUN MURPHY » OAVISdN VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — New point WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Automatic transmission, vinyl rool, McrctaH-Benz Soles ono Mrvice 370 Broad SI. 264-1323 Ktvport Hwy.» Freehold 462-3300 ond custom Inttrlor. S425. Call 291-2&B7 af- WANTED ter 7 p.m. CIRCLE CHEVROLET radio. Port/wwho needs 100% financing, with no 19M KING MIDGET CONVERTIBLE — mpnSynpney ,down, on a 1971 VEGA HATCH- PONTIAC WAGON 1967 — ONE OWNER. 325Mop,.Ave. 7)ji30 RedBonl, Vellow. 12 h.p., air cooled. 2,934 miles. JACKT. 11795. For aulck credit •O.K.". CLEAN LOOKS AND RUNS EX- OK. Call 741*31. coll OASIS MOTORS at (2011 721-7100. CELLENT. WSO CALL 74M241 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb '1595 service. DOWNES PONTIAC. 62 Lower 1970 DODGE Autos For Sale Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Main St., Motawon. 566-229* IMS RAMBLER - Good condition. OX. • Polara. Four door hardtop, auto- : ItM FOR0RD CountryCountry S«donSedan, googood condicondl- matic transmission, power steer- tion. U15415. . 1961 1 FORD*• statio• • n wagon, 112!. ing, radio, vinyl rool, air condi- M1IW1,7II,7.am. c . tg 10p.m. tioned. IliMMJ* 1947 THUNDERBIRO — Red. Loadid Stn. Good condition, will llnance. 741- *2195 WINTER USED CAR 1124 doyi. 1 FORDS, IM). 1M, IJW , AUTO CREDIT 1970 TOYOTA A»um> paymtnll on ony cl'ioo cors In Corona. Four door sedan, auto- Hoc*, credit applications ocoptid by CLEARANCE!!! ghonl. All mok«ii ond modtlt ovolloblt. matic transmission, radio. GuoranUK) credit. For 1 hour sirvlcl, l S |lllltdMr%»

1595 70 MUSTANG '69 VOLKSWAGEN 71 CHRYSLER 300 , ..j« POMTIAC LE MANS - Fourdoor Six cylinder, power steering,' Campmobile, 4-cylinder, 4- 4-door hardtop, full power, I hardtop, power steerlna. Dower brakes, 1970 TOYOTA rodlo, heater, tope deck, one owntr. In -automatic. speed. loaded! very good condition, MOO or Beit offer. Corona Mark II Wagon. Automatic Coll7?7-OMV. transmission, radio, air condi- tioned. $2295 $3275 I 1970 PLYMOUTH CUDA — "0 with lour. $1995 || speed transmission. Sim , M995 || OPEL 1970 - WCMQJ1. 30,003 miles. Slick 72 PLYMOUTH II shin. Excellent corralllon. SI20O. Bell, 706 Fury III, 2-door hardtop. V-8: J Broodwoy, Long Bronch. ;;; 1190. 70 FORD aulomatic, power steering, 71 CRICKET UOPEL CT l«70 — Excellent condition. 1969 DODGE R 26.000 miles. 11900 or best oiler. Call 797- Dart GT. Automatic transmission, LTD B,rougham, 2-door, brakes, air conditioned; Vinyl 4-cylinder, 4-speed. Ijusr. power steering, vinyl roof. green. V-8. Automatic, power rool. $1595 steering, brakes. Air condi- $3295 More Classified tioned. Vinyl rool. on Next Page '1695 72 PLYMOUTH $2395 72 PLYMOUTH Autos For sale"-' 1969 FALCON Gran Sedan, 4-door hardtop. Sport Suburban Wagon, power V-8, automatic, power steer- Twradioo .door, standard transmission. 71 PLYMOOTH Regent Wagon. 9 Passenger, steering, power disc brakes. Air ing, brakes. Air conditioned. air conditioned. Automatic, conditioned. Vinyl roof. '995 power steering, brakes. $3050 $4095 $3350 Hardtop. Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. 71 NEWPORT 71 CHRYSLER air conditioned. 70 CHRYSLER 1970 CADILLAC Royale, 4-door hardtop, auto- Town & Country wagon, air Fleetwood 'New Yorker, 4-door hardtop, matic, power steering, power conditioning, power steering, Blue, blue vinyl top, matching '1995 stereo, lull power. ' brakes, air conditioned. brakes, 9 passenger. Interior. Loaded with all the Ca- S2895 $3895 dillac extras. Low mileage. 1968 CORVETTE $2825 $3995 '2895 70 CHRYSLER 3 ^mr' "98" HARDTOP SDN New Yorker, 2-door, auto- '68 BUICK matic, air conditioned, power , 70 PLYMOUTH LeSabre, 4-door hardtop, RUSSELL 1968 FORD steering, brakes, windows. power steering, brakes. OLDSMOBILE-CAOILUC CO. Satellite, 2-door hardtop. V-8, 100 Nmwmtn Spring* Ha. Art Bank Country sedan wagon, automatic "Russell Man" today... $2750 automatic transmission, pow- $1395 transmission, power steering, ra- dio. er steering, air conditioned. 741-0910 1395 $2050 1968 OPEL Buhler & Bitter & Rallye RUSSELL I OLDSMOBILE-CADILLACCO. M < I IKYSIilK I Wumou//? '1095 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 1S69CHEVELLE 1968 PLYMOUTH Established 1925 Malibu Sport Fury. Two-door hardtop 741-0910 4-door sedan, V-8 engine, power 3290 HWY 35 HAZLET, N.J. .steering, automatic, lactory air SALES: 264-0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 •conditioning. Original 27,000 '1195 |mllas. Like new. 1968 COUGAR XR7 $1895 Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. ( IIKNIK COMING THROUGH RUSSELL , OLDSMOBILE-CAOILLAC CO. '1595 Vlymouin FOR YOU! [ 10Q Niwmtn Sprlngt Rtl, A*tf0« 1967BUICK 741-0910 Skylark wagon. We put 'em in writing with '1295 1967THUNDERBIRD our new/^ used car Four-door Landau, ai/ condi- tioned. oor Landau, aij- '1395 warranty! «3 1967 DODGE .••iyii Coronet, two-door Hardtop. 197ZCAPRICE 1970 IMPALA '995 Station wagon, factory air. power windows, rool Station wagon, automatic, power, roof rack, while- rack, etc. walls, etc. .Jjf In just 2years... 1967 OLDSMOBILE $1995 4-door hardtop, automatic trans- $4095 .;#$# outselling every mission, power steering, radio, air conditioning. 1970 TOYOTA 1972 CAPRICE Mark II Sportster, factory air, automatic, AM/FM, m .$$%&$? buropeancar Custom Coupo.laotory air, full power, vinyl roof, etc. '1095 etc. ;§£&"''' (except one)! $1695 1967P0NTIAC $3995 Grand Prix, air conditioning. 1970 DODGE 1972IMPALA Coronet sedan, factory air, vinyl roof, power, etc. '1295 Custom coupe, factory air, power, vinyl roof, etc. $1495 1967 VALIANT $3695 1969B0NNEVILLE 2-door Sport sedan, air conditioned, lull power, vinyl roof, '995 1972 NOVA whitewalls. etc. Sedan, factory air, vinyl roof, AM/FM radio, power, $1995 1966 CADILLAC etc. Coupe DeVillo 1969 LE MANS $2895 Sport coupe, automatic, power, radio, whitewalls, '1195 etc. 1972 LE MANS $1595 1966 BUICK Sport Coupe, automatic, power, vinyl trim, etc. La Sabre 1968 CAPRICE $2695 Sedan, lactory air, steFeo, vinylroof, AM/FM, whitewalls, elc. '895 1971 MALIBU 1966 BUICK Station wagon, factory air, power, roof rack, etc. $1695 Skylard. 2-door $2995 1968 CAPRICE Station wagon, automatic, power, radio, white- LOOK WHAT'S STANDARD '895 1971 MERCURY walls, etc. Cougar, factory air, stereo radio, vinyl roof, etc. EQUIPMENT! 1964 BUICK $1595 Wildcat $2795 Radial ply tires 1968CATALINA 1971 CAPRICE Station wagon, automatic, power, radio, white- Front disk brakes '495 walls, etc. 542-1000 Custom coupe, factory air, power, vinyl roof, elc. •Front bucket seats $2595 $1495 • Full carpeting WE WILL TAKE 1971 EL CAMINO PICKUP 1968 IMPALA • Rack and pinion steering YOUR TRADE AND Automatic, radio, whitowalls, tonneau cover ARRANGE Custom coupe, factory air, vinyl roof, power, etc. FINANCING $2595 $1495 Home of the Best Deal! 1971 DATSUN PICKUP 1968 IMPALA 4-spoed, radio, heater, new tires Sport Sedan, factory air, vinyl roof, power, etc. KITSON $1695 $1495 1970 MONTE CARLO 1968 % FLEETSIDE PICKUP. CAPRI Coupe, bucket seals, vinyl root, stereo, elc, CHEVY 3-speed. radio, custom chrome trim. Wall Shrewsbury, N.J. $2495 "TWO NAMES YOU CAN$1495 TRUST". Shrewsbury Ave., At Sycamore , 747-5400 HIGHWAY 36 CIRCLE CHEVROLET EATONTOWN 365 Maple Ave. 741-3130 Red Bank The Daily Register, Red Bank-MHdletown, N.J. Monday. February S, 1973 19 •'1', Sell the things you no longer need or NEED CASH? use with a quick action Classified Ad! *.•?">,. ** Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Trucks for Sale Business Notices Help Wanted ** Help Wanted WANTED QUICK SALE - 1971 PINTO runabout. CADILLAC 1971 — Sedan DeVille, block' I960 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL PLAN NOW — Before the Spring rush Male or Female Perfect condition. With oir conditioning, Excellent condition. 21.000 miles. Vinyl Good condition. 1275. Hove your house beautified this summer Male or Female Portv who needs 100% financing, with no stereo AM/FM radio. Only 12,000 miles. top. Air conditioning, power seots, win- Coll 741-5171 by experienced palmers. Coll evenings. money down, on o \W COUGAR. Four- 11700. Call 71) MM. dows. Cruise control, tilt wheel. Automat- Mt«?3 tor free estimate. speeo, air conditioning. AM/FM radio. ic level control, stereo radio. Leather In- happening!: »17»5. For quick credit "O.K.", call IMS MUSTANG RALLYE SPORT — terior. Electric door, trunk lock ond Motorcycles LIGHT HAULING — Teachers mill do NOTICE OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721-7100. Eight cylinder, slick shift. Foslback. Good more. M795. 9464303 after 6 p.m. or week- light hauling, moving, furniture ond appli- condition. S42S. 7471615.. F & H Motori Inc. endi. • ' SUZUKI I1SCC - 1,000 miles. ance pick-up ond delivery, rubbish remov- Authorlttd Dealers, CAMARO 1M0 — Two-door hardtop. Six Good condition. U00 firm. al. Coll MWHJ. 1W9SIMCA HATCHBACK "—"Serni-autcT Phone }64-S407 HELP WANTED READERS Dooae and Dodat trucks cylinder automatic. Power steering. Buck- matic transmission. Good running condi- ALTERATIONS —~ Additions, oil types of Hwy 35 . Eatontown. N.J. et seats, console. Silver with black vinyl tion. S500. S83-9229. J421II1 lop. U7»5. 542-1OJO. YAMAHA^ AND ADVERTISERS t«S BUICK ELECTRA — Four-door se KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 1971 LINCOLN MARK III — White with SALES - PARTS - SERVICE don. Call 949-5782 days or 264-01B3 after 6 Lorgest Stock ol * In compliance with the New Jersey Low Against Dis- H«»M Eatontown red Interior. Clean. Low mileage. Many p.m. THINGS ARE MMOOO extros. Must sell. 542-2O9S. Yamaha Parti In New Jersey EMPLOYMENT crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- KROLL MOTORS, INC. 1961 OLDSMOBILE — Oelmont, tour-ooor PLYMOUTHS. 1947, 1969, IM9 der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. 27* Broadway Long Dronch hardtop, with air, vinyl top. Asking 11145. AUTO CREDIT J&R CYCLE SERVICE Help Wonted Assume payments on any of 100 cars In Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- REALLY 222*3400 Phone 741-7493 offer 6 p.m. 171 W. Front St. Red Bonk 811-0177 dtock. Credit applications accepted by Male and Female pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. AAA AUTO CREDIT 1W7 BEL AIR CHEVROLET'WAGON — phone. All mokes and models available. 1970 YAMAHA 135 Assume payments an any of 100 cors In Power steering, air conditioning. Needs Guaranteed credit. For I hour service call PERFECT CONDITION - MUST SELL. stock. Credit applications accepted by work. Best otter. 411 1454. our credit desk now. O75. S42-340S AFTER 3:30 P.M. Intormation regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- Dnone. All mokes and models available. cupational requirements or ciariticglion of the New Jersey Guaranteed credit. Coll for I hour ser- 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Rodio. Body in BUZZING! vice. Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth. good condition Needs minor engine work. Mobile Homes * Temporary Law Against Discriminotion may be obtained by calling the- 110-1700 Call 787-7773. WANTED OR GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) M8-2700, or by DODGE POLARA 196S - Automotlc Party who needs 100% financing, with no 1W7 TRIUMPH GT-6 monev down, on o 1972 TORINO WAGON Bethonv Rd.. otl Hwy 35. Hatlet. Walk to writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J 07102. Good running condition. IS50. transmission. Power steering. V8-383. V8, power steerlna, air condltionlna. shopping areos. 2&4-3911. 7B7-2MK otter 5 p.m. Reupholstered and carpeted. 12JS Coll S2695. For quick Credit "O.K ", coll Permanent 291 2M7 after 7 p.i U70 PONTIAC — Grand Prix. Gold wllh OASIS MOTORS at (Ml) 721-7100. IF YOU CAN TYPE, TAKE SHORT Help Wanted Help Wanted JAGUAR XKE — 1965. 1500 miles on Tractors vinyl top. Air, full power, AM-FM radio. 1949 VOLKSWAGEN — Good Condition. HAND, RUN AN OFFICE MACHINE — Excellent condition. Asking S2800. Coll rebuilt motor. Mecnonicolly good condi- INTERNATIONAL GAS TRACTOR YOU'RE OUR KINO OF PEOPLE. STOP Mole and Female Male ond Female tlon.Needs brakes Transferred, must sell Automatic stick with radio, new tires. Model R-200. New engine 11500 . 7I7-011} <"J?i» LOCATION! Qualified applicants should Wanted Automotive Irable [automatic transmission, power I 1962 "VOLKSWAGEN TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE contoc. wuitom weismliier at 5M4100 CONTACT PERSONNEL OEPT Isleerlng, factory air condi-l S125 Call 741-5761 WATTflTD — cTiVvroleole!! SiiburlTan" (201) 636-3000 Apply in person be- 1972 Itlonlng. Blue, white top, white I model, low mll 892-1100 "ZASHPAID' lWcTFORtT^Country Squire. Air, power leoge. ^ fo tween 8:30 a.m, and 4 ' terlor. Original 17,000 miles. steering. Good condition. SI650. Call be- Coll 741-220 AAAERADA.HESS COMET Wl NEED USED CARS tween fond 5. 842-5500. POINT PLEASANT • p.m. 4-door, V-8, auiomatic trans-* $3295 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Auto Rentals HOSPITAL CORPORATION mission, power steering, air condi-0 WE WILL PAY Good condition Riverfront & Osborn Ave I Hns Plaia WoodDrldgr N J 0)095 X-RAY TECHS (2) Call 4310956 Poln^Pleasant.N.J An equal opportunity employer nvf tioned. ^ TOP PRICES TOM'S FORD REGISTERED RUSSELL RENTACAR DA fA~P"ROCE SSIN G NURSE Modern, expanding community DAILY DENTALS AND LEASING hospital has two attractive poll WANTED 200 HWY 35 264 1600 KEYPORT 1970 • OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. TOM'S fORD_ Parly who needs 100% flnonclno. with no MANAGER RECOVERY ROOM lions available for registered x Ray Technicians on the B a.m, 4 LINCOLN J 0 Newman Springs Rd Red Ban money down, on a 1968 NOVA. Two-daor REGISTERED NURSE p.m or 4 p.m midnight shift. Ex- Autos For Sale automatic. 51395. For qutck credit BOATS AND SYSTEM 3 cellent salary plus evening differ- Continental. 4-door, loaded, aira 741-0910 "O.K ".COM OASIS MOTORS at (2011 731 Full time, 1 pm.-ll p m Excellent ben- ential comprehensive benefits, 7100. conditioned, 7900 miles. ACCESSORIES An experienced programmer with man- efits Including tour weeks vacation ond pleasant wonting conditions t ~ 796TVODCSWAGi-N~SQU"A~REBAC K~ full tuition refund, Apply Excellent condition S125O agement capabilities Is needed immediat- 741-O2SO ICE COAT CABLE RIGGING ely to convert from 1130 to System 3 now DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICE CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT 1971 • on order. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 892-1100 1967 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Two- BOATMAN'S SHOP RED BANK N\t door Excellent condition. Low mileage Nrw Jersey's Largest An outstanding opportunity tor advance- 7413700 Ext 72? CONTINENTAL J Asking 1400 or any reasonable offer Cal Marine Supply House ment, Good solory Full (r!nge benefits An equal opportunity employer m/t POINT PLEASANT Mark III. Air conditioned, many ex-- 100% 542-2961 any time 24 Whorf Ave. 741-S7K) Red Bonk Call or write Men Women HOSPITAL tras, mint condition 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY III — Automatic 2V~F O R Wl U L"A~CWiTE R^-~Fu 11 y MR. J. GEIB power steering, cir Immaculate. Low equipped for fishing, Take over payments. CONTI RUBBER PRODUCTS, INC. Complete RESUME Service Riverfront ond Olborn Ave. mileage S250O.coM 842-7080. Carteref, N.J. 0700! Point Plenant_N J _ 1973 (201; 969-2200 Prepore, Revise Advise, or Print VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1960 — New tires SPORTCRAFT-BOSTON WHALER Fast Service, reasonable prices LEGAL SECRETARY GUARANTEE new brakes Good running condition GLASTRON-OMC-JOHNSON-MERC- Work performed by a mon who has GREMLIN X Some body work needed Must sell S150 CRUISER-BOAT TRAILERS CLERICAL revfewed, revised ond written Minimum two years recent or highest otter 946-8672 FLAGSHIP MARINE Jr Secretary. Good skills, Beauliful ol thousands of resumes over the yeart 3-speed, 3000 miles Municipal Morine Bosln lice. Asbury area. To W5. legal experience required VOLKSWAGENS 1964 FORD STATIONWAGON — N ine Atlantic Highlands 291-263B CAREER MARKETING New modern oir conditioned passenger or good for hauling. Good RECEPTIONIST 1971 shape S95 or besl offer Coll 291-3821 iT'LYMAN OPEN SKIFF - 35 h.p.~John- U West Front St Red Bank 747-20JO oftices, salary com- son outboqrd motor Besl offer. Call otler Mature. General oft ice experience ond mensurate with experience 5 p.m weekdays or any time Sot and PR. ToSlOO. MJTO"AAECHANTC~ GMC 71 SQUAREBACK 69 BUS DELUXE Sun., 542-0768 and ability Chamlin and Trucks for Sale ACCOUNTING CLERK Private ihop In Rtd Bonk ntfdl fully ex Wagon, aul ptrlenced perton Only top notch need ap- Schiittland Call Miss Run- Sprint. 6 cylinder, automatic trans-! Ic, rodio, i- Six months experience From Matowon Thrift i QC 1969 WHITE FREIGHTLINER— 335 ply Salary negotloble Reply Box A 131 'eXsleering. whftcwall fl 7 SALTY region. Tly Dolly Beaftler Red Book _ d_qt$5t, 229-3200 Cummins engine. RTO-913 transmission, TUESDAY ONLY 5PECIAL Some fees paid .slon. radio, | f IJJj 444 rears five spare tires 583-3346 or 264- 20% off all Peter Storm foul weather SHIPPING CLERK " 971 1329 gear 15% off oil Conor Plarex BOAT iTJv¥STiGATOR d/r Personnel Experienced undercover for growing com >erlenced Knowledge of truck routing. 70 BUS DELUXE 1963 DODGE WRECKER - IV, ton HOUSE, Seo Bright This Is excellent position with reliable Wreckmoster boom Snow plow Neu IS; Broad St. Red Bank B42-35O. pany Excellent pay ond benefits Kaziet UICK 7 pas£ei '68 SEDAN area. Coll 3«-*777 company Long Branch Manufocturtng dard tires, paint clutch and front end 566-4105 Co 20 Third Ave Long Bronch I^SHj Riviera, Radio, heater, BUSINESS NOTICES BO0K~K EEPING ~SELL1NG "knowledge i power, aircondi-] mission 1962 DODGE — '/i ton pickup. heater Retail jewelry store 5teady five-day WOULD" VOlT"BiEU'CvV""'Vour'''nuVrl* tioning. mission, radio. Good condition 3250 INCOME TAX RETURNS - Butlnest ond SHOE SALES 7 ^ 1995 e, tor high quality children') shot we«k Apply r ••ed' •s Jeweler• s 60 Broad tlon knowledge can add 113,000 a year to heater whllewail Call 542-9K7 oiler 6 p.nl personal returns, payroll taxes, W-3, etc StRedBank r Income' For appointment coll 6M tires Corporation and partnerships Over 20 40 hr wttk Pold vocation No your 1095 J nights Good salaryy Shot txperltncp t a 1970 1970 INTERNATIONAL — i Ion picl yri Mlddlttown area Margery Trovoto, EFR7GERATiONASSEMBLVfECH Excellent condition 51700 "mm! Wtt art looking lor a long ttrm "NURSES' AIDE -~Mo"3"M 69 SEDAN T/O Reliable Tax Service Call for appoint "- ApPlv TOBYS JUVENILE NiciAN - Experienced In the assembly ColU67-2235 ' Al TOBYS JUVENILE of specialized reflaerallon units from bos Emery Manor Matowan PONTIAC Stondord Irons- meflt, 67M2I9 |HQE$. Rt 55 ft New Monmoutth Rd mission, radio, '66 SQUAREBACK ic drawings Must be able to use alt com _^____ Gran Prix. Air conditioned, vinyl^ Wagon, standard 1972 T6V6fA~^-~"Hoii ton'pickupTXow TREE REMOVAL Mlddlttown No colls mon hand tools, power drill and do solder top, yellow. . . • heater transmission, ra- mileage Excellent condition Must sell SERVICE Ing Apply Electro Impulse Lab Inc 116 SERVTCE ADVISOR ->orVcht Audi 1295 dio, heater *t!SLL you have two hours a day? Earn extra nity employer have pleasant personality and attitude wheel drive Good tires and condition estimate 543-3272 1971 « WOO Phone evenings 542-2B55 money and run your home at the same SHOWROOM AND STOCK WORK - Full with knowledge of automotive mechanics '69 SQUAREBACK FURNITURE ANTIQUES— Stripping, time Trolnlng given. Local diitrlbutor time. No experiencexperienoe necessary Porsche Ajudf experience hclDful but not CADILLAC • Wagon, standard iwrfOftD^iTfOU p7CKUP~^-"~RebuFt finishing restoring No water used No will train you Phone F Smith, S4273JS Light I no fixture shi nscmlol Porsche Audi trolnlng available transmission, '66 SEDAN 292 engine New carburetor Runs good sanding needed Sole for veneers. Inlays Contact Hugh Black Precision Porsche Sedan DeVille, full povyer, stereo, • Rad lo, heater WOO Coll Bill 566-3146 glue lolnts SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN, 9M- BOOKKEEPER - Port-time, four hours roof rack, radio, standard trans dolly Experience necessary Apply Star aii; conditioned, sharp. g heater HELP WANTED - Apply In person 1495 mission. Cleaner* & Lounderers 132 Myrtle Avt Little Sliver Exxon Branch and Sycamore CUSTODIAN - Part tTme for'arowlng 795 Autos For Sale F E DE'RALTSTAT E~CITYTN COME'TAX Long Branch Ave, Little Sliver Nunery School Excellent opportunity Prrpared in your home GENERAL OFFICE - NCR Model 32 ex Call 741 8921 weekdoweckdov mornings or 747 1968 • 291-3473 SHEET "MIETALWORKE;R~ -Metal com W0> evenings arvti eekends . 'WITH THIS AD' perience preferred Typing, knowitdg* ot Ponent fabrication from blueprints Broi computer; Local company All benefits Ing helpful, but not required Apply Elec CHEVROLET J Brand New Snow Tires Coll 2M-3OOO tre impulse Lab Inc 116 Chestnut St WAITRESS W'W - Part time weekends Impala. 2-door hardtop, V-8, auto-g With the purchase of ATTERATIONS PERMANENT POSiiTON - Available Red Bank An equal opportunity employ Minimum 18 years or older Pleose opply Dormers porches stairs, oddlhons etc tr matic transmission, power steer- any 100% guaranteed for quo IJ (led person Driving ond telling. Tomornwk Golf Course 142-4111 Free estimates insured Reasonable I do Apply In person. Marine Lumber 11J9 LlECALSECREf ARY" ^ Eiipeftence'd Volkswagens thejob myself Call Jim 776 8764 Eix PER FEN C E D" P A I N TF'R WAN TR D ~^- ing, air conditioning. Ocean Ave , Seo Bright Must have driver i license Coll offer 6 preferred for Red Bank lo* office Call HANDYMAN -"E^TleTiTed'dVpencl BARMAIDS M/W - Part-time nights p.m 7B7-67S3 or 671 5BW M2-1S55 or in 3311 after* p m ond reasonable > "~ LIGHT MAINTENANCE WORK 1972 Call S77O141 for estimate Call in person, Mo 4 p m . Palmer ASSf ST A NT' BOO K K E E P E R - Glf I /Vuy 1968 CADILLAC Lounge- Palmer Ave W Keansburg. Friday Aufomoifve experience hfipful Short hour» For Information call MERCURY TREE CARE AND REMOVAL PARTY PLAN — Fight pollution~and~corri General office work Apply SCHWARTZ Tomohwok Restouront 143 4111 Professional complete tree care Fully In- etttro cosh part-time Coll 4-6 p.m. Mon CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 141 W Front Marquis. 4-door hardtop, air con- Calais sured Low winter rotes 774-5959 St, Red Bonk Sedan, black, black cloth Inter! through Frl 791-4737 REAL ESTATE SALfcSPt.RSON ditioning, power windows and HOUSEPAINTING - Interior exterior ELECTRICIAN — For Installation'arid Mole-femole full time part-time licensed or Air conditioning Power win- NURSES AIDES — Day thlft. Coll Hill- maintenance work In industrial plant Call willing to leorn Now that you ve seat, stereo Low miles. Reoionoble rates Free estimates Call talked to tne res! come In ond folk to the dows, power steering 787-4598 top Nursing Home, tifom, for oppolnt- Mr Barton, 767 1000 myil best We seek competent ond ambitious MINI MOVERS PUMP OPERATORS" people Interfiled in earning a minimum of 1968 SPECIAL WAITRESSES WANTED M/W - Apply in Deliveries' cleanup* small tree jobs MAINTENANCE PERSONSM/W 120,000 a year and In turn we offer com Call In Llncrott 747-9105 . . _on Rex Diner 117 W Front 51 Red oony paid In depth training program lib- OLDSMOBILE $1595 Bank The Monmoulh County Boy shore Outfall I drawing account 60% commission ^Alrown lop and brown leather In- Commercial Art 3 p.m. & Insulation p3 EXECUTIVE CARS- READY TO GDI terior. Factory air. Low mileage. OLSON CO. — ROOFING AND SIDING Full power. SIGN LANGUAGE — We moke ilgni, Installed ond guorantwd for 10 yeort. 7/5- WALL poitcri, custom on ond flyeri trial sp«ok 0TO-741-MI6. For you. Coll OT*»! or UJ-IVII. Pointing ft Decorating INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING |4^t9>1 S&W ROOFING "1-M» Used Car Location $3295 "MOfimouth County'i Live Wire Rooterj" Speclolliti — repolri, shingle work Corner Broad SL 542-0779 Diamonds PAINTING — Bruihondipray, Alto wall & Newman Springs Rd. D AVCUThDC CHRYSLER RUSSELL "Ol Cll t " " Rad Bank Bought or Restyied Slip Covers DA I JlUmE PLYMOUTH OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. Let us buy the diamond! you don't v*tar PAPER HANGING CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zip- 'DO Nmwmtn Sfit!ng§ »d. Rad Bam or Itl ui reityle them for you p«nonally. No lob too smoli pered cuihlofi covers, eipertly 'Iliad; StltCMd. Coll Joon, 6rl-llM. 747-5350 291-9200 FIRST AVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 229-4790 741-0910 Reuitlllei'.M Brood St. FRANK E. WHITING 20 The Dally Register, Redf-Bank—Mlddletown^N. J. Monday, February 5,1973 Commercial Rentals Houses for Sole, ^ RED SANK — Hove only a few (tttAt* ID- Help Wonted Help Wanted cotiom available for 'eloil stores, bou- two Magic words: . tiques, chains, etc. Shopping Moll, two Male and Female Male and Female levels. Ciimrt* controlled. Prime oreo. "Center>laH" Clerical Mo ft* Sroktrs proieded. Coil Ui-*t?7. SPACE AVAILABLE — $iore or office, Lots of traffic inside GRAB/A LIFELINE 6M tq. tt. Private entrance. Owner-occu- your howse? YotHike (OB) DID you go overboard at Christmas? pied buHding. River Rd., Fair Hoven. Af- ter « p.nt. coll 7414204. filings neot? The center (Full and Part-Time) DO you hove ttvpt sinking teellng thai you half In this Colonial (1! P.M.-7 A»M.) budget needs rescuing? g OFFICE SPACE NOW AVAILABLE -Up to 1295 sg. ft. Hear and air conditioning will save you a lot of Career opportunities tor RN's in IF you hit rock bottom In January yoi suDplle'd. 30 Linden PI., Red Bonk. Call work. . . also Includes expanding community hospitol In need us to buoy you up! 74f-36?O until 5 p.m.-, 7*1-03?) after S p.m. lovely resort area. Good storting four beUrboms, 2'/J solorles, oenerous benefits for LET your llfesover be o weekly paychec COMMERCIAL SPACE —three rooms, baths/family room full-time employment, challenging from second floor, Rumson. $150. with/fireplace, central ' assignments. 842-0303 air/tondftloning. House PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — In CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. Red Bank. Approximately 520 sq. ft. located on end of CUL- OLSTEN Ample parking. J25Q per month includes DE-SAC ond on a heav- 892-1100 ily wooded lot on over TEMPORARIES OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT one acre of grounds. POINT PLEASANT WE NEED ALL OFFICE SKILLS. OUR Near roll rood. Red Bonk. RATES ARE TOPS AND WE NEVER 741-5073 Asking M2,900 HOSPITAL CHARGE YOU A FEE. Riverfront and Osborn Avr. SWAN-ICEY ' " PointiPieosant, N.J. 117 Rt. 35 Eolontown W2-53OO Houses for Rent ('/; mile north or the Monmo,ut(i Shopping Help Wanted For Sale For Sale Pets ond Livestock RED BANK-WiDDLETOWN AREA — REALTY Center). TYIPISTS WELSH CORGI MALE PUP — (Pem- Spocious 200 year old Colonial. Five bed- REALTOR Male and Female ITEMS YOU NO LONGER rooms, 2Vi baths, furnished. $500 month. , Hwy 35 MkMlefown it you are Interested In temporary work in WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT $13.99 EACH broke). AKC, championship bred, all Coll 741-9293 or 741-9772. !4 the local area — why not come in and reg- NEVER A FEE TO YOU. URSE, RN PART-TIM is oil you pay for'our white standard NEED OR USE WILL. . . shots, poper trained. Reasonable. 741-0312. aluminum combination window. In- 842-6550 ister. We have short and long term assign- stallation optional, S3.00 each. Expert in- ADVERTISE FREE F6UR BEDROOM CAp¥l:oD67i ments available. And pay top rotes. NO KAY-9 CAPERS, the all dog newspaper, lake. Newly decorated. Modern kitchen PRICED RIGHT FEE CHARGED. ri\cooci\PRESSERoS ICU-CUU sraiiotion. will occept, until the 1st of March, free with dishwasher, hot water heat, carpet' SELL Ing, tewers. $350 per month plus utilities. EXPERIENCEDNCED . SSteadt y work. Three odi from Its subscribers (or Ihe sale ot THE FIRST TIME weeks paid vacati Medical/Surgical PROWN'S dogs or dog merchandise, Cost for yearly Lease, security, references. 741-2900 8 lo Ace Temporaries pluweeks othes pair dbenefits vacation. . Seven paid holidays 5,747-1498 after 5. JO Thomas Ave, S42-O30? Sh^ew.s^Jiv NIGHTS. II P.M.-7^.M. 3? Brood St., Red Bonk 741 7500 subscription Is $2. Mail your check to S!3iS 3,«S«W^9 1970 PROWIER — 17' Irovel trailer, E-Z FAST KAY-9 CAPERS, P.O. Box 686, Long t Progressive community hospital Branch, N.J. G774O, Besides the many arti- $125 to 1350 Periwonttt rooms. JV. baths and on overjiied tomlly CLERK "TYPIST BBRIDGR E seeks RN for Part-Time Nloht po- lltt. hitch and sway control. Electric THE BERG AGENCY brake control ond mirrors. 12)00. 741-SAII. WITH A QUICK ACTION cles of Interest to dog owners you'll flm room, this central!/ air conditioned homi Wonted for localInsuronce oQencv. sition. Good storting salary plus many other special offers during ihe year Rt. 35 Mlddlttown Is conveniently located near schools, Please send resume or call tor appli- SPORTSWEAR differential ond comprehensive PIANOSORCANS LOW-COST 671-1000 S benefits. shopping ond transportation. *t>"ntee cation. Allaire-farrow Insuronce Agency, 47 Bid A Rd B Used trade-ins trorn S7S. warehouse for DAILY REGISTER WANTED — Good home for three male RED BANK — immediate occupancy. owner assures you ol o lerrlflc buy ot on 394 Brood St. Red Bank. 741 3860. 247 Bridge Ave. Klmboll, Conn, Yamoha, Chlckerlng. Un- pies, six weeks old, part Husky. Coll asking price of SS2.no. CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. limited rentals tram V.50. 8rlng me fami- Three-bedroom house. Reference!, lease, INSURANCE UNDERWRITER — Large ly ond choose from over 150 units ?-9 ness•5798. ond security required. S250 per month. The commercial Insurance agency seeking In- > COMPUTER SCIENTIST • dally. Sot. until 6. FREEHOLD MUSIC Call after I p.m., 142-1773. .id or equivalent. At least three years o' • 892-1100 FAMILY AD MINI POODLE PUPPIES — Moles and dividual with experience In policy writing CENTER, UitJK famates. AKC registered. Very reoson- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- and rating. Maximum salary available. Sr. Scientific or Systems Programming 3 LINES -5 DAYS obit. Coll 2M-W9I. nished and unfurnished, immediote occu- Cor necessary to ond from work. Please and Analysis. Project Leadership. Prince- POINT PLEASANT FOR pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY. Applebrook write Box J-56, The Dolly Register, Red ton oreo. To $22,000. Pec paid. IBM TYPEWRITERS OLXIETUPPTES~— AKC77lohT^««i« HOSPITAL JUST $2.00 10. Sable and while. J50. Hove (irjt shol!. Octonport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. Agency-Realtors Bonk. Rrt with option to tuy. (IS per mo. All 99JJ18 Riverfront and Osborn Ave. machines guaranteed. Portable repairs jdob'e (of Merchandise For Solf only LOCUST — Nine-room bi-leve) on '/» acre. •50Hwy35_ -67IJM0 MMdlelown X^HAYTECHNICIAN — Registered d/r Personnel Point t^^ N ond cleaning. II. 1724317. \c \t mu^i ortQinntp from o household Close to schools, transportation, river and (ARRT), full time, stall"position tor EI- 157 Broad St., Red Bonk 843-3501 ond may nol exceed o sale price ot S50.00 _ ocean. Immediote occupancy. 1400 per ' FAIR HAVEN THER day OR weekend shifts. Call in- SEASONED FIREWOOD per orticie month. 291-9371. ^_ cluded at attractive rotes. Particulars will SALES MANAGERS" And lootpllHIng services. Puce MUST be advertised Each oddrtion- TWO PEKTNGE'SE Pu'pV^Tireoch" isd RUAASON AREA be explained at interview, write Box H-77, MONMOUTH COUNTY toll UIJtU ol ]ifif-,Sl 00 No copy choncjes moy bt with papers. Also, three Peke-A-Poos, SSO KEYPORT ^Ta"r«^piTcod7TlkrMw^ New marketing ond merchandising prn- The Doily Register, Red Bonk. An equal SERVICEMEN M/V\T IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ... For mod? ond no discounts or returns will bt each. 739-1735. Two-story. Three bedrooms, living room opportunltyemployer. ^ arom lor Rumson, Fair Haven, on« To service home appliances for leading personable individuals with car who HAY AND STRAW mode it ad is canceled before expiration. REAL ESTATE fireplace, dinette-den. Furnished or untur- Shrewsbury listings. . need to earn $200 per week or more. nlsned. 7B7-91OO. DIETARVWORKER^- For7ood prepara- art horded Frigldalre service tirm In local Represent local merchants on direct Phone t«IU! To Place Your Daily Register FOR RENT Also mony choice homes available. tion. Must b* experienced- Full time, 3:30 area Excellent opportunities. Call be- to home program. Daytime sales on FAMILY AD, CALL. . . MONMOUTH BEACH — Adorable new a.m. to 1? noon. Apply Personnel Depart- tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., 642-4813. leoxh. Outside sales experience help- ALUMINUM Apartments five-room town house. Water view, tennis, Sterling Thompson ment, Jersey Shore Medlcol Center, 1945 TYpTst"— From dicataphone. Accuracy ful but not necessary. Coll Monday pool, wosher-dryer, bulkheodlng. From ; Corlles Ave., Neptune, weekdays 9 to 2. required. Legal helpful but not necessary. ond Tuesday only, 341-W33. COMBINATION $300 to $400 month. 741 7748. ly Box J 57, The Daily Register, Red RANCH H0U5E — Newly decorated "out- Bonk. __ _ . _ united Inches. Before you buy. »ee the 99 Greenorove Ave. Keyport, N.J. 747-0900 RELIABLE BABYsTfTER~—"MornIngsTB SECRETARIES Chatham, a well built sfurd/ unit at J2 50 24-Hour Service side and Inside. Children welcome. Wall- a.m. to I p.m., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Must WA'IYRIETSS'ES'MVW"— "Experienced over each additional, If you wont InstaUed. MO RE~AND MOREt — From local "es- Efficiency $uo to-wall carpeting in each room. Three have own transportation. Coll between 1-4 yVe have many tine openings in the local tate. Three-piec« sun portor set, chesl-ol- I-bedroodoo m oparfmenp t bedrooms, dining room, living room, LOOKS NEW 18. 5 p m. to 2 a.m. shift. Apply in person, Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. drowers, mople bedroom suite, gfllf clubs. One yeor young thrtebedroom, one-bath p.m. 591-1872. Evenings after 6, 591-9711. Shore Point InnJMHwv 35, Hoilei. area. Some require light sterto. Some art 2-bedroo2bed m opartmentt 1225 porch. Yeor round. Privilege to fishing TRUCK DRIVER""— "Porf-lTmeTApply Star fee paid or negotiable. Salaries range 'o RED BANK LUMBER Riding boots, loving cups. Bentwood Includes heat, hot ater with boat, beach, and ocean view. $275 ranch Maintenance free. Excellent condi- DEXTVIERY PERSON AA/W* 1190. 9 Woll Street Red Bonk chairs. Boudoir chtfirs, step stools, month, with one month security. Pay own tion. Close to transportation ond schools. Cleoners & Launderers, 132 Myrtle Ave., 741-5500 trunks, wardrobe, small rockers. Crib, Hailet orea. Only 532,500. ^ Long Branch. Full time, six days a week. 2 blocks emt Rt .IA and Minnie Rd gas and electricity. Ill Port Monmoulh Call 747-0825 Ace Employment Agency _>ENERAL ELECTRIC — No-lrost retrig- playpen, maple twin beds, clothes racks, Phone 2640846, AAgr. Apt. 72 Road, Port Monmouth. Call 212-LO4-6W6 eroior, 17.6 cu. ft., top freezer holds 165 suitcases, Cameras. Foldlngroom or 212-TE6-6503 collect, MAIDS M7W~—"PorV-tirne"positions avail- MA IN fEVANCE H ELPE R "— Day work! 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3491 Shrewsbury screens, bags, pouches. Luggage racks, CALLUS able-working weekends and holidays. lor school district. General maintenance lbs., one year old, $250. Also two snow RED BANK - PenThouie wlth-palcony Good salary and pleasant working condi- tires with rims,4.45x14, W0. Call 264-0944. bridge toblei, nest of tobies, love seals. overlook I na the Navetlnk. Two bedrooms, KE"AN5~BURG — Three-bedVoonTa>o7t - We have many others. work. Some electrical experience desired. RUSCIL'S, 35 E. Front St., Red Bonk. 741- two bottis, full dining room, carpeting ond ment. New two-fomlly house. $260 per tions. Apply In person. Personnel Deport- Fringe benefits. Write Holmdel Board ol ~"AVON ~ ment, Riverview Hospital, Red Bonk, be- IALL AVON — Find out how others like KITCH"EN~SET"^- FormlcaTTour' chairs. ]tn. _^_ alrcontflHonlng.BOOMANARMS month plus security. 787-0393 tween 9 a.m. ond 4 p.m. An equal opportu- Education, 12 Hillcrest Rd., Holmdel, you earn extra cash as AVON Represen- *40. Baby carriage, *50, Stroller, S10, cor APARTMENTS. 74 f-OS 16,. col I ? until noon 07733. sect, 15. Coll_7l7-5369. _ __ DTNTNG'ROOM RTRNITURE — Maho- and evenings. R^MS0irrwXT^F~P^NT~- Four"-t)ed- APOLLO nity employer M/F. tatives. Make Money during hours you room, two-bath ranch. Bulkheaded deep AGENCY, INC. choose for everything on your "wont" gany. Ovol table, four choirs, chest. Ex- Member Monmoutb Cognty ML CLEANING PER*SON"-^Yo"ha"ndte"e)ght CARG'E~TH¥E~E-P~I^C^E TecT'ib'NALr— LONG BRANCH — V/i room unfurnished water channel to So. Shrewsbury River. CHANIC — Fulty experienced Clow A. All Hit. Call Mrs. Ward, 741-4343, 462-3377 Gold. 475. Walnul kidney-shone step cock- opaTtmtnttt . WlltlWalltowall l carptttl i One or two year lease available Mar. I. 3370 Hwy 35 Hailet 73?-OlOO motel rooms In Long Branch. Short hours, or 774-1330. STEREO CASSETTE DECK"— With am- Next to Shore Point Inn year round. 729-1502 or 222-7814. benefits. Full time. Apply In person, toll tofolt, glass top, 150. 264-8973. conditioned. Near bus stop. Call 5434495, if no answer, 542 0054. Principals Schwarti Chrysler Plymouth, 141 W. TAPE DEC:'K~^TforlTworneYT ~E[ght plifier. Beouliful condition. S60. FENDER or 239-4944. only. Front St., Red Bonk. BASSMAN ompNflcr head. S45. 8<42-3916. RESUMES PREPARED track, solid state. Put In 130 worth of LONG BRANCH — Luxury one-btdroom LON^~¥R~ANC~H~ —^KreV^MaYoVmsTRe^ "OPPORTUNITY parts. One year old. 140. 291-1197. fR"REE~T Y P E"WRTf~E R" S~— MTeach". garden oportments. WatMo-woll carptf- cently redecorated. Garage. $175. Imme- _k. Benefits. Apply In handwriting to Cash register with tape, S40. ing, o ony Rd., Hoiief, N.J. 5W7MM7NG~POOLS — Warehouse has a 145. Leather-top table, 118. Lowson sofa SEA BRIGHT — 100 year.old carriage Furnished Roonis roge. In-ground pool and cobono. Trans- WAITRESSES AA/W - Must be over IB. Business Opportunities number of lomlly slie aluminum obove- ond slip,covers, 150. Tues., 9-3, Wed. and house. Wo ten sunsets over Pieoiure Bay. ferred owner asking W6.90O. LEGAL SECRETARY — At leost two All shifts open. Must opply in person. oround swimming pools. Pick >jp lor stor- Fri., 9-7 p.m. 741-1855. 55 Peters PI., Red Four-room, one-bath apartment, second ALPINE MANOR Years real estate experience. Solary open. XCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — For ooe bill. All equipment ond extros includ- Bonk. floor, completely furnished. $250 per Howard Johnson's. Hwy 35. VUddletown. ambitious person wltn 2-3 flours per weeh : WALKER 8. WALKER Office located in Red Bank. 7473730. ed? SSIS each. Coll Tony 7387000. month plus utilities, security. Adults pre- Motel and Hotel, Highlands. 872-1773 Hotel Realtors LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced. spore time. 10 cookie and cracker vending FLOORS — Carpets, rugs, borrow the ferred. No pets. Call 842-5319. HWY. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury DENTAl! HYGIENIST - Full or part- Full time. Emphasis on Real Estate. mochlnes. $500. Original cost: DOOO. Coll equipment you need to clean up. shape up. rooms, dally mold service..$20 ond $25 per time. Freehold oreo. Reply Box M-15, The 54MI97. '_ KINDLING WOOD Sanders, polishers, shampooers. — every- week. Motel rooms, prlvale both, TV, Mot a won area. For appointment call 56a- WATERFRONT APARTMENT oceonfront, dally maid service. $40 per RUMSON, RIVER RIGHTS Dolly Register, Red Bonk. UOO. _ Convenient ji« tor fireplace lighting dur- thing you need. All Purpose Rentals, 181 Furnished three-room apartment. Free Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury, 741- week. Newly decorated. Entrance hall, living ing the holiday season, tl.25 a targe sack. utilities. Weekly, monthly. No lease. Nau- room, formal dining room, new kitchen, RfTS OR LPN'S -~\\ p.m.-7"a.m. full- ~¥U¥ER" WANTED" 0040. Illus Apartments, Sea Bright. 842-0505. Help Wanted time. Excellent benefits. Apply 10 a.m.-3 or men's and women's fashion store. RED BANK LUMBER A NEW IDEA! laundry room, full basement, full attic, p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing Home. 622 S. Moderdern store in small shopping center., 9 Woll Street Red Bank 741-55OD SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT - Three three bedrooms. Flowers galore. Princi- Male or Female Annuanual gross approximately 1100,000 to B 74155O "WI'GSTFOITSA L¥ rooms. Utilities, Ore month's security Year round living for Golden Ages. Nice pals only. Coll 842-3454. Lourel Ave_, Hoilet. 787-A3O0 . _ _ __ 0,000. Inventory, including fixtures, rooms, ocean view, three home-cooked , 139.500 wfR^-TIM~E'V7jT'iWvVslm^i7no~deliv^ J 120,000. Inven ildi fit HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE — And Coll after 5 p.m. 7B7-O&2A. meols dally. 24 hr. love and attention. W5,0OO,0OO.. Parking for 50500 carscas,, illnesllness ffore- small opartment-slied refrigerator. Both WOOTTA FGH A N~ ™H57poriab Ie'sewing erles, paid In advance. MANY EXTRAS. ig salel . AskinAki g 155,000155000 . TermT s tto righhtt K>r MO. Call 542-4197. WATERFRONT-HIGHLANDS — Two You're not ust o name" here. In Asbvry Car needed. CALL NOW. 264-39*7. machine, 135, shower wheel choir, no. tarty ond a five year lease at $335 monlh- 747-9744 otter 2 p.m. bedroom opart ment in houie. 1210 month Pork coll 775-Sqq* ____^_^ Real Estate Sales y. Wullaney Realty, 671-5151. MOVING-MUST "SE'CC"-^"iwrCoV»oTr ty. All utilities included. 291-1141. ___ KEYPORT - Centrolly'locoted. Suitable Third-bedroom or study, Vh baths, 75' x SUPERINTENDENT POSITION AVAIL Travel Trailer,.16 ft. New condition, many . SET — fable and four chairs, KTEANSBURG — Second floor. Four large for mature oentlemen. ,100' lot. Principals only. Coll 741-A241. ABLE — Garden Apartments in lovely •ROFESSIONAL SUITE^ CornlitT^Q^of extros. Please call 787 4197 between 4 and Call «««]obm»7Uvlna REAL ESTATE CAREER On coats. Union shop. Starting solory 13 FILL DIRT BA B Y~G R"AND~PiA"NO room, dining room, eat-In kitchen and de- AN S RED BANK — 2'/i-room modern aporr REAL ESTATE on hour. Apply Wall Street Fashion, 37 > SOIL 2*]~A ™ Cll 71632 ment. Air conditioned. Heat, hn' water loched garoge. Zoned residential and/or Woll St., RedBank. 1 Supplied. 741-1043 or 842-21)0. commercial. 128,SO0. 741-6431 after 6 p.m. ' y LNG~R0OM~LOU NGE~CHAVR" —^$ l'6I SOFA-BED — Lovely condition. Vinyl FOR SALE JUST LISTED — A~darting three-bedroom REAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial, INVITATION artlMcTal flrepioce. SI.50 Seven snack burgundy. 190 firm. SEMINAR o own your own business. Suitable for troys, 11.75. Hotplate, one Durner, 17.50. "PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT ~~ Cope Cod. Snugqte op lo a crackling flre- Industrial* ond land only. Local estab- 671-2648 1415 PARK AVE., ASBURY PARK Houses^ For_ScHe_ ploce In the living room while children lished firm opening new office for this >wo families. Ice Cream, Pltteria and Sub Venetian blind, white, brackets Included, 7 This invitation is directed to men purpose. Must have license and some ex- Shop. Presently operating on a seven small window, 12. 741-3975. ORIE N fAL'VASE~S~'~ MT7id~TuVniituVe - Luxurious two-bedroom, two-bath apart- play *n the gameroom. Coiy den, )Vj and women, experienced or not, perience. Send resume to Box K-25, The month basis. An annual gross of approxi- $7. Nippon china. 17. Amber beads. 16. ment In modern high-rise building near Looks Like A baths, and garage, combined with low in real estate who have consid- Dolly Register, Red Bank. _____ mately $50,000. Located on a main high- MEDrrFR~^Al7E^rTltTf(rr?E^ SET"*— Odd iomp, 113. Other lewelry, furniture. oceon. Features Include central heating taxei, makes this a "must-see" ot 136.900. way, New leose available to trie purcha- With three choirs, 120. Mediterranean and air conditioning, dishwasher, spacious CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtors, 4 Porker ered the rewards and advantages candle holders, 17 each. Miscellaneous 127 Broadway, Long Branch. rooms, large closets, security locked Butler Would Answer! ser, ond owner will train ond assist the C~UT~GLA5S Ave., Little Silver. 741-6336. of real estate as a career. We WAITRESSES M/W — Experienced. Day purchaser Asking 139,900. Items from 11 to 110. 5441315. doors with intercom In each apartment, It's veddy "ENG- will discuss licensing, training, ond night shifts. Mlllbrook Diner, Rl. 34, MULLANEY REALTY 6/1-5151 Smaller pieces ond many, many more. Coll for appoint- RUMSON ^"outch'Colonlol »our*bed- potential income, and the ex- Motawan. 583-4343. WHEELCHAIR — And hospital bed rolls. ment, Sylvon Cooper management, 775- LISH," with fastidious room, Ih-both home, completely remo- citing opportunities offered by Both excellent condition. 7W1, or nights, 776-9583 deled, ail oppllonccs. Close to schools. . CLERK FAMOUS SOFT Call 787-«9£otter 5 p.m, appointments. You'll To assist Auto Service Manager HARBOR VIEW — One-bedroom garden Principals only. W2.00O. 741-4532. Call 264-4592 between fl and 5 CHEST — Six drawers, double bed, night like the layout, the fix- BELFORD — Custom six year old ranch. THE ICE CREAAA opartment. Totol electric. V? block from Three bedrooms, Iwo boths. Oversize ga- table, dresser with mirror, sold Individ- K E NM 0REW7D"E1TN~AP AR TME.N T — NYarTr"ans- House and lawn in W6,W0. Principals only. 787-7590. secretarial position available involving i super slate highwoy location. 13 years 787-097? portotion. Kransburg Best time lo call — remaining on leose. Present owner did equipment. Grill ond French trycr, etc. "Apple-pie" order. UNCROFT -~ThreebedroVm"ranch7iirV- light steno, typing, some record keeping before noon — 495-0416. docf, porch, finished basement, Mld-40's. BERG ond general office procedures. Located in U0.000 gross during nine months with '-3 Days, 2vt-07i6,Jcvenings 671-5687. ___ _ Come see this beautiful ro'lt. Asking $40,000. Wilt hold morfqaqe Merchandise Wanted FURNISHED — One-btdroom effi- r47-3M5.' a new modern building in Belford. Salary ciencies. TOPPER HOUSE, 400 Oceo.i ENGLISH COTTAGE SIOO, with excellent Pension and Hospi /ith approximately 13S,000 down. Calf im- AGENCY ledlotely — warm weather is (tearing, GREATEST WANTED Blvd., West End. 2228233. HIGHLANDS -Vive-room house. New Jerseys Largest Residential tollzatlon Benefits. Send resume to P.O Uied Oriental Rugs home with three bed- Box 330, Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716. he Ktrwan Co. Realtor, 75 Newman Selection ot windowshodes in the oreo. Principals. 518,SOO. Real Estate Broker Springs Rd., Red Bonk. N.J. Bring your rollers and save even more. Chinese and Persian UN^FUR~NVS"H E'b" AP A R f M E N T S Tt rooms, full basement. Coll 2*1-3767. , - AlAima waiwanl Tapestlelapesi s RENT — One-bedroom. 6/1-0210 alter 6 TUESDAY, FEB. 6th 842-4350 31.49 and up. 774-3143 p.m. 199 Port Monmouth Rd., Port Mon- Asking $53,900 RIVER PLAZA CAPE COD - Three bed^ FRIEDMAN GALLERIES mouih. SWAN-KEY rooms, living room, kitchen, tiled bath, MOBILE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET'~ PROWN'S ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED lull basement. Priced at o low 130,000. 8 P.M. WA5HING OUTFIT — Established busi- Furniture, paintings, cut glass, art, MT6DLEfrjWN~— Three rooms, bur- REALTY Call today. E. A. ARMSTRONG 32 B^oadJI., RedBonk__ _ _j__74J>W500 bronxes, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. ness with solisfied customers. Coil 291- PL AST nc~SUPCb VE~R «T nished. Business couple preferred. REALTOR AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave.. HOLIDAY INN Business Opportunities 470. Colt direct to manufacturer. Don't buy un- NAME YOUR PRICE Collofler 4_p.m. 74N2447. Little Silver. 741-4500. • - INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 124 Hwy 35 Middletown HWY 35 HAZLET I til you gel ou * ' ' * " SEA~B^IGHT~—"BeouMfurthree-roorn fur- "6 Y SAND'SPORTING GOODS DE- Mr. Tupe, 842 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. nished apartment. Just redecorated. 842-&.50 cATONTOWN — Estate sale by owner. No Reservations Needed! ARTMENT — Available in Discount De- RED BANK 741-7474 Ready tor occupancy. 842-1794. Dortmenl Store. Take over immediately. JOHN'WI'D~DIc:OMB~bb~uBLE BED"— Charming three-bedroom home an beau- FOR LEASE NAN JOHNSON tiful grounds. Mint condition. Immediate Call 542-3000. EKlro long. Walnut wilh sterling silver TWOBETTROOM" APARTMENT ROLLING corners on head and footboard. Plus mat- BUYS AND BUYS occupancy. Low taxes. 143,900. Call 741- LUNCHEONETTE ~"" From on entire household to a tingle References and security. Unusual lour large bedrooms, spill Colo 7017 otter 5 p.m. tress/box spring. Fine condition. Coll 566- nlal, customarv 2Vj baths. Tremendous 30' 3 BAY For sale. Fully equipped. 4fl29after6p.m. Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. Apply 15 Barberie Ave., Highlands. Immediate coin. Top dollar. 741-5331. RE~D 'BATtir^^iif^rhTst^irliTee'room' gomeroorr* with fireplace. Mony extroi If you are a Rumson Rd. Coll 845-229? ond Immediote occupancy. Owner trans More Classified apartmentp . Convenient to shopping, trans- SERVICE SUB SHOP "IN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS public address, guitars, mikes. Excellent ANTIQUE JEWELRY - 1 cash paid. (erred. $69,900, LES DEUX 4 DON PONS, 3 J River Rd.. portatitatioon $145 Security required. Coll on Next Page — Very clean. Good going business. Air condition. 291-4148 after 6 p.m. 747-2B62. The conditioned. Only inter ester persons ap- Fair Hovtn. I" 2B62. STATION ply, Coll 291-1242 or 391-0107 <" UN~DERWOOD' GOLDENi t6uCH~f YPE- ASBURY PARK — Three-room apartment SKILLED WRITER — Full slie, S25. Typing table M. PRIVATE COLLECTOR —"win pay top " building. Houses For Sale Four swivel kitchen counter stools with dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any Call 94< Red Bank, N.J. tan padded backs ond ^eats, good condi- —7, any condition. S47-1445. Applebrook INSTRUCTION tion, 125. Mople dresser with mirror, 120, RUMSON - Waterfront. Large furnished beveled edge mirror, 52" x 36", 110, CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any sludia apartment, suitable single. Utili Agency-RealtorS PAID TRAINING SINGER TEENAGE COURSF He baby's cradle on stand, 115, mople make or condition or will trade HO, 027, lies. No pets. $175 monthly, security, yeci 33A Route 34 564-7600 Matawon MECHANIC or girls, 10 to 18. Moke o coat, dress or O or wide gouge. 774-3710. d's roll-top desk 17, electric View lease. 842.765. A^DDLETOW7 MADISON TWP. onts outfit os you learn to lew. ond learn Master projector and slides, like new, 15, COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model, LONG BRANCH — WANTED, mature, COJV rancher features 24x18 llvlnq room, and if you agree with us that how to choose colors, fabrics, ond patterns guitar 15, music stand 11.50, antique toot- uied. Give full details (slie, weight, price, 17x14 eat In kitchen, master stied bed- $25,900 Call 687-1550 that bring out Ihe besl In you! Eight 2' *• stool, red/green mohair, 17. Call 741-6176,. etc.) Write Box ft-80, The Dolly Register, efined tenant for beautiful. spaclouJ *\vt rooms. QuTck occupancy. MELMED a car is only as good as the hour lessons, 117.50. Red Bonlu • oom unfurnished apartment In new dupl- REALTY, Realtors. 671-5650. Ideal starter horns situated EXT. 72 Enroll now. Classes ovoilobie Saturday SINGLE — Box s^HngrrnoHressT frame' ex PRIVATE, has all advontoges of a service it gels, you are the lornlngs ond olternoons. The Singer 122. Two 8.50x14 tires on rims, 112. Pep- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, home with yard, without drjdgery of vord on well landscaped fenced- :omDony, 4? Brood St., Red Bank, N J. per/solt wig, stand, 15. 747-4920. lossware, art objects ond bric-a-brac, core. Lease, if desired, immediate occu- in properly Two master-siz- one we are looking lor. fmmedlatt coin for anything and every- pancy. 842l576or 84_2-U66^ Help Wanted GAS DRYER thing. Ruscll'i, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. PdR"t*MONMCTuTH — Three-room aport ed bedrooms, large modern FRWHCHTTUTORING"— Flucnt'tlfm year Good condition. S50. Male and Female honor student. Reotonable roles. Coll 842- ment, unfurnished. Adults preferred. No magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de- eat-in kitchen with plent/ of As a well equipped, fast 7M_or 847 6070 otter 6. Tent for Volkswagen camper. Must be In pets. Coll «71-O62B after 6_p.m. scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, ICE SKATES — Boy's. Two pair* hockey, good condition. 787-2861. ttttiltors, 950 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 671- cabinets 6 x'0' utility room size* 9 and 10. One pair figure, sli* 10. 17 GARDEN APARTMENT —One-bedroom, 2300 growing VW workshop, wo or>lv air conditioned. Convenient location, oil kitchen. Also, over-sized MERCHANDISE J "_"_"-Tl.l. '• - WANTED Available Feb. 1.264-0111. CALL KROL — For your real flitate can offer you ideal working FACTORY SKIS - 61 AUSTRIAN WHITE STARS, Pecord-O-Fone telephone answering ma- ne«d4. Stephen J. Krol. Realtor, Hwy 35, garage lor car and work- For Sale js ond boots. "" chine, used. Call 747-9174. R¥D*B~ANK~ Unfurnished Greentree Holmdti, N.J.. 671-4416. shop. JOBS OH431-3925 Apartmenls, 239 Spring St. Studio. Two- conditions, liber al wages. COAL FOR FURNACE OCEANPORT — New two-story Colonial. HAAAAAOND ORGAN Will remove Irom cellar. bedroom available immediately. Coll tor appointment, 741-3953. Pour bedrooms, Vh baths, recrtallon paid vacations, and many Catl 87O-14AB room with flreploce, loundry room, two- FRONT DOORS LONG BRANCH — One or two girls to car oarage, and central olr conditioning, extra benefits plus factory- of Asburv Park R-ck doors 19.95 each. Mony styles with share beautiful ocean front apartment with v.inor delects, but excellent for home use* 156,000. Call 747-3810. HAZLET >nc them In'our boiement. Also flush Inte) PETS some. For information, call 545-2941 after supervised training al com- Immediote delivery. Bench, music and lor doors 13.95 each. 4 p.m. NEW SHREWSBURY — Tlnton Fold. AND LIVESTOCK r Nine-room split. Paneled den, living $34,900 pany expense, with an ex- lessons Included, Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. FOUR-R OCTM"AP^iR T MENT"-"FTrTt room, dintno room, eol-ln kitchen, oil Owner relocating1 His,loss is CHAMPION BRED COLLIE PUPS floor. Long Branch. Newly renovated. woll-lo woll carpeted. Four bedrooms. RED BANK LUMBER AKC registered. Sable ond white. Heot, electric and water included. Near Central air conditioning. Patio. Garden your gain. Located twdjmin- ceptional pay plan as high 3 775-9300 > WQII Street Red Bonk ^ 741-5SO0" Three weeks old. Reserve now. 671-2431, bus and shopping. 229-4009. house ond two-car oarage on * ocre. Mini Open dolly'lll^_ Sot^'lll 5 condition. Upper 4 Assistant Secretory lo Board of ' Realtors fect condition inside and out Large living iontlc Highlands, N. J. 50% of stock Health, an annual salary of S1OO.00, poy- maintained a family medical practice in the HwylS 671-3311 Mlddleto room with fireplace and double doors Klngdon R. WesteHInd, 322 Hollywoolywoo1O acre, well Next to Shore Point Inn officers, truant schools, insurance, r- .. , -" Clerk to our overburdened tax- son, Jan. 30. treed. Custom Cape, four bedrooms, Hvlns BUILDING WANTED — Approximately maintenance of plant ond Incidental ex- South Brook Gardens, Eaton- room with fireplace, dining roorn, ec1-lr MOO sq. tt,, tor light Industry. Coll Mr. penses. Feb. 5J3/75 payer." Mr. Kelly declared. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Us- kitchen, l'/i boms, full basement, extras sen, 634-3030. A member of the Board of Education town, daughter, Feb. 2. 139,900. 671-3747 must be ot least 18 years of oge, a citi- NOTICE Taxpayers' money, he con- cin.ski (nee Joan Docmer), 12 WHY NOT CALL SOMEONE WHO zen and resident of the school district, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ihe Mr. and Mrs. John Rosso- Wellington Court, Colts Neck, and have been a citizen and resident for legal voters of the School District of the tinued, is being poorly man- KNOWS? at least two years Immediately preced- mondo (nee Alexandra Mes- List yow homewith Ray Van Hor TOWNSHIP of HOLMDEL, in the Coun- aged. daughter, Jan. 30. To Size 50! ing his or her appointment or election, ty of MONA40UTH, New Jersey, that sina), 35 Gerald Ave., Red Agency- Multiple Listings. 747-4100. and must be able to read ond write. He the annual election of the legal voters of In addition, Mr. Kelly asked Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kiley 738 or she shall not be Interested directly or sold District tor Ihe election of 4 mem- Bank, sou, Feb. 2. We Have Buyers! Indirectly In any contract wilh or claim bers ol the Board of Education and for what guarantee Ihe taxpayer (nee Victoria Watts), 121 E. Listings urgently needed in the areas of against the Board. other purposes will be held al 2:00 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller Printed Pattern Huzlef, Middletown, Belford, Leonardo, Every citizen of United States of the o'clock P.M. on has that the board-owned ve- Highland Ave.. Atlantic High- etc.. Call George A. DeLornie, Realtor. age of 18 years who shall hove been o TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1973 (nee Barbara Kat'z), 105 Quality Realty Associates resldtnt of the State SIX fAOHTHS and The polls will remoln open until 9:00 hicles are not being used for lands, son, Jan. 3(1. Member Multiple Listing Services of the County in which he claims his o'clock P.M., and as much longer as Heights Tor, Middletown, 2*1-3232 vote FORTY DAYS next before the may be necessary to permit oil the legal personal benefits. "Is Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Han- election ond who has been permanently voters then present to vote ond to cast daughter, Feb. 2. registered In the municipal election dis- their ballots. speedometer reading checked sen (nee Ann Riebnldt). 49 LEGAL NOTICE trict at least forty days prior to the dale The election will be held ond alt the before the bus goes home al Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell Ave., Port Mon- of the election, snail be entitled lo vote legal voters of the School District will Francis (nee Janice Dis- NOTICE at the school election. Application for vote at the respective polling places night and rechrcked before mouth, daughter, Jan. 3D. NOTICE IS HEREBY given thai ot a military or civilian absentee bollols stated below. mukes), 33 Pennsylvania regular meeting of the Board of Adjust- may be made to the secretary of the 3 members will be elected Ior3 the morning run?" Mr. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boles ment'of the Borough of Eatontown held Board of Education. years; 1 member will be elected for I Ave., Colonla, daughter, Feb. on January B, 1973, at the Borough Hall, year. queried. (nee Annette Scalcione), 164 POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1 At the sold election will be submitted 2. 47 Broad Street, Eotontown, the follow- Polling place at the West Keansburg propositions for voting taxes for the lot- He also asked where the ve- Everett Road, Lincroft, son,. ing action was taken: School, 311 Laurel Ave., Wes1 Keons- lowinq resoectlve Duroosei' Mr. and Mrs. James" lirizen- The applicant, r. e. Scott Company, burg. New Jersey In the School District For Current Expenses $2,840,749 hicles are parked overnight. Jan. 30. wos granted permission to erect a sign for legal voters residing within General For Capitol Outlov 9,100 dine (nee Jennie Materazzo), on premises known as BlocK 35, Lot Election Districts Nos. 1 and 12. The total amount thought "Why aren't these vans JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL 3IA, with certain conditions. POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1 to be necessary Is J2,6«,W9 32 S. Munn Ave., Kast Orange, ROBERT E.NICHOLSON Polling place at the Middle Road At the said election the following pro- parked on the acres ot open Neptune Chairman School, 305 Middle Road, Hailet, New posal will be submitted: daughter, Feb. 3. Jersey in Ihe School District for legal RESOLVED that the Boord ot Educo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conk- Feb. 5 S3.50 voters residing within General Election Hon of the Township or Holmdel, In the Mr. and Mrs. Noman Scank lin (nee Florence Seitz), 42B1 NOTICE Districts Nos. 5 and 6. County of Monmouth, Is hereby author- AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP POLLING DISTRICT NO. 3 ized: To acquire by purchase or con- Candidate Night (nee Barbara Barrella), 239 Rt. 33, New Shrewsbury, son, OF COLTS NECK IN THE COUNTY Polling place at the Beers Street demnation. In order to enlarge the site Bay Ave., Highlands, son, OF MONMOUTH REGULATING School, 610 Beers Street, Hazlet, New of the present Hlllcrest Administration Jan. 2fi. THE CARRYING AND DISCHARGE Jersey In the School District lor legal properly and to Improve the access to Feb. I OF FIREARMS AND PROVIDING voters residing within General Election ana use of said Administration property, Sel Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Bill Josephsen FOR THE IMPOSITION OF PENAL- Districts Nos. 2 and 9. the tracts of land situate In the school Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. TIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS POLLING DISTRICT NO. 4 district on the northerly side of Hlll- HOLMDEI, - The Indian (nee Jean Rigllla). Raleigh ORDINANCE. crest Rood, which tracts of lond are de- Polling place ot the Sycomore Drive scribed os follows: FIRST TRACT: Be- Hill and Village School PTA's Smith (nee Deborah Sieron), Court, Oakhurst, Ocean Town- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township School, Sycamore Drive, Hazlet, New ginning at a point In the northerly side 514 Washington St., Eaton- Committee of the Township ot Colts Jersey In the School District for legol ol HI litres! Rood, sold point being In will sponsor a Board of Kdu- , ship, daughter, Jan. 'M. Neck In the County of Monmouth as fol- voters residing within General Election the southwesterly corner of Lot 2, Block town, daughter, Feb. 3. lows: District No. 4. 34 on the Tax Map of the Township or cation Candidates' Night Mr. and Mrs. Carmen D»- Section I. A) The Township Com- POLLING DISTRICT NO. S Holmdel, thence (V) North 80* 46' East Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. En- mittee of the Township of Colts Neck Polling place ot the Union Avenue 194.56 feet to a point, thence (2) South tomorrow at 0:15 p.m. in the nofrio (nee Linda Nowack),' hereby expressly takes note ot the fact School, Union Avenue, Hazlet, New Jer- 8' 03' East 153.W feet to a point, thence sign (nee Jeannine Sampson), that the population of the Township of sey In the School District for legal vot- (3) North 89' 44- West 20.46 feet fa a Intermediate School. 1004 Bendermere Ave., Wana- Colts Neck hos Increased grcctly over ers residing within General Election point in the northerly side of Hlllcrest Candidates, who will speak ' •32 Pacific Ave., E. Keans- massa, Ocean Township, son, the post several years. Districts Nos. lOand 11. Rood, thence (4) North 6f 53' 40" West BJ The Township Committee further POLLING DISTRICT NO. « along Ihe northerly side of Hlllcrest and then answer questions burg, son, Feb. 4. Jan. 27. notes that this Increase in population Polling place at the Lillian Drive Roodl?9.7i feet to a point, thence (5) has been accommodated by the devel- School, Lillian Drive, Hoztet, New Jer- North 50- 40' 40" West 96.67 feet to the from the audience, include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Howe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Petillo opment of many single family dwellings sey In the School District for legal vot- point or place of beginning, containing within the Township of Colts Neck and ers residing within General Election approximately 0.3968 acres; and SEC- Mrs. Donald Hortbcrg, .John (nee Deborah K. Kastner), 104 (nee Rose Bona), 1420 Rustic that the development ot these dweiltnas Districts Nos. 3 ond /. OND TRACT: Beginning at the ending Conover Lane, Middletown, has been conducted throughout the POLLING DISTRICT NO. 7 point of the Second Course of the First Landers, Robert Hoderland Drive, Oakhurst, Ocean Town- Township as a whole. Polling place of the Cove Road Tract above described ond running son, Feb. 4. C) The Township Committee fur- School, Cove Rood, Hozlet, New Jersey thence (1) South 8* 03' East 11.83 feet to and Henry Zoubek, all vying ship, daughter, Jan. 2K. ther finds as a foct lhat the unregulated In the School District for legal voters Ihe northerly side of Hlllcrest Road, for three-year terms. Dr. Er- Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan carrying ond discharge ot loaded guns, residing within General Election Dis- thence (2) North ol* 53' 40" West 25.07 Mr. and Mrs. Agostino Ricci rifles, pistols or other firearms within trict No. 8. feet to o point, thence (3) South 69' 44' nest Kretzmer is running (nee Patricia Perry), Rustic WU&t the Township of Colls Neck poses a dan- East 30.46 feet to the place of beginning, (nee Angela Fuscp). 3 Creek POLLING DISTRICT NO. I containing approximately 0.0027 acres ger to the residents and Inhabitants of Polling place ot the Roritan Valley unopposed for a one-year Drive, Oakhurst, Ocean Town- Take off for town and travel the* said Township. and to expend therefore, from the free Road, Hazlet, daughter, Feb. School, Crescl Blvd., Hazlet, New Jer- appropriation botonce In the capital out- unexpired term. ship, son, Jan. 2H. in a smart coat or jacket. D> In order to alleviate the risk sey In the School District for legal vot- lay account, Including Incidental ex- 4. and danger posed Dy the carrying and ers resfdlng in General Election District penses, not exceeding 512,000. Spring's fashion news is discharge of firearms within the Town- No. 13. ship ot Colts Neck, the Township Com- By Order of Thu Board of Education knits! Choose a soft pastel or mittee hereby determines and ordains of The Township of Hcolet in The Coun- The polling places for said election that no person shall fire or discharge ty ol Monmoulh. ond their respective polltnp districts, vibrant color worsted for coat ony gun, rifle, pistol or other tlreorm or (described by reference to (he election carry, transport or possess ony loaded ROBERT G. HAVENS, districts used at the last General Elec- or jacket in easy pattern gun, rifle, pistol or olher firearm within Secretary tion) hove been designated below, ond 450 feet of any dwelling, church, store, Feb. 5 __ U2.50 no person shall vole at said election stitch. Pattern 738: misses' 9497 barn, garage, filling station, public elsewhere than at the polling ploce des- sizes SMH included. jrk, airport, Industrial or commercial ignated for the voters of the polling dis- SIZES 34-50 establishment, or within 1000 feel ol ony AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SALA- trict In which he or she resides. public or school playground or ony oth- RIES OF ALL ELECTED AND AP- DATED: Februory 1, 1973 Send 75 cents for each pat- letlc field or any school house or school POINTED OFFICIALS AND EM- RALPH T. KEEVIL [ru [Wcvil grounds. PLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Secretory tern — add 25 cents for each COLT5 NECK IN THE COUNTY OF NOTE: — The term "current ex- pattern for first-class mailing E) No persons shall tire or dis- MONMOUTH AND 5TATE OF NEW penses" Include! principals', teachers'. charge ony gun, rifle, pistol or olher JERSEY. janitors' ond medical Inspectors' sala- and special handling. Send to Everything about this prin- firearm upon or across ony state, coun- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township ries, fuel, textbooks, school supplies, ty or municipal rood or highway. Committee ot Ihe Township of Colts (legs, transportation of pupils, tuition of Laura Wheeler, lil The Red cess is a delight — the fit and Section 2. A) Any person who shall Neck in (he County of Monmouth as fol- pupils attending schools In other dis- vtolate this ordinance or do any act or lows: (rich with the consent of the Board of •Bank Register, Needlecraft flare, deep pockets, Ihe quick thlnq therein prohibited, shall upon SECTION ONE. The salaries lo be Education, school libraries, com- zip-upand-go! Whip it up in a conviction thereof before ony judicial paid to the elected and appointed offi- pensation of Ihe Secretary, of the custo- Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea officer ouihorlied lo hear ond determine cials ond the employees of tne Township dian of school moneys and of attendance ;ay stripe or prinl. the matter, be subject to a fine of up to of Cnlts Neck In Ihe Counly of Mon- officers, truant schools. Insurance, Station, New York, N.Y. S2O0.0O within Ihe discretion of sold Judi- mouth, and the time tor payment of maintenance of plant and Incidental ex- 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- Printed Pattern !M!)7: NKW cial officer or be Imprisoned for a term some, Is hereby fixed as follows: penses. not exceeding thirty days os such judi- (1) Township Clerk, on onnuol sota- BER. NAME, ADDRESS, Women's vSizes 34, 38, 3K, 4(1, cial officer In his discretion shall deter- ry of SI,000.00 payable In equal in- A member of the Boorfl ol Education mine. must be of leqol voting age, a dtlien ZIP. stallments, quarterly. and resident or the school district, ond 2, 44. 48, 48, 50. Size :!« (.bust B) If any secllon, paragraph, sen- (2) Deputy Clerk, on annual solory have been a citizen ond resident for ot 40) takes 2% yards 45-inch. tence, clause, phrose or term of this or- ot S5,2SO.0O payoble i n equal i in- least two years Immediately preceding i NEW 1972 Needlecraft Cala- dinance shall be adjudged by any court stallments, monthly. his or her appointment or election, ana. SEVENTY-FIVE CEXT.S of competent |urlsdiction to be invalid, (3) Administrative Clerk, an annual must be able to read ond write. He or log crammed with (he mostl unconstitutional or inoperative, such salary of t5(0OQ.0O poyablc in equal in- she shall not be Interested directly or judgment shall not effect, impair or In- stallments, monthly. Indirectly (n any conlroct with or claim fabulous fashions, acces- for .each pattern — add 25 validate the remainder thereof but shall p (4) General Administrative Clerk, against the Board. sories, gifts. Knit, crochet, : enls for each pattern for Air be confined In (ts operation lo the sec- on annual salary of U.350.00, payable in tion, paragraph, sentence, clause, equol installments, monthly. Every citizen of Ihe United States of phrose or term of this ordinance dl- Ihe ooe of IB years who has been per- embroider. Krce patterns. kill and Special Handling. ectly Involved In Ihe controversy In (5) Treasurer, on annual salary of manently registered In Ihe munlclpol Send 50c. Send to Marian Martin, 420 vvtiich said judgments'shut! hove been 51,400.00; payable In equal Installments, election district at least forty days prior rendered. '' monthly. to the date of the election, shall be en- The Ital Bank Register. Pat- (6) Collector of Tones, on onnuol titled to vote af the school election. Ap- New Instant Crochet Book Section 3. This ordinance shall be solory of SI.75O.0O, poyoble in equal .In- plication for rnilltory or civilian ab- tern Dept., 2:12 West ISth St., known as the Colls Neck Township Flre- stallments, monthly. sentee ballots moy be mode to the sec- — step-by-step pictures, pat- •rr>5 Control Ordinance of 1973- 17) Secretary to the Township Com- retary of the Boord of Education. terns teach today's way. $1.00. ew York, N.Y. 10011. Print Section 4. This ordinance shall lake mittee, an annual salary of U0O.0O. pay- POLLING DISTRICT No. I , affect upon final passage according to able in equal Installments, quaMeriy. Polling place at the INDIAN HILL ' Complete Instant Gift Book ;AME, ADDRESS with ZIP, law. (8) Custodian of the Public Assis- SCHOOL at 735 HOLMDEL ROAD, PUBLIC NOTICE tance Fund, on annual salary of 1300 00, HAZLET, N.J. In tne School District, -more than 100gifts. $1.00 IZK AND STYLE NUM- The foregoing ordinance was In- payable In equal Installments, monthly. for legal voters residing within General BER. roduced and passed first reading at a (V) Planning Board Assistant Secre- Election Districts No(sf ONE & TWO of Complete Afghan Book — regular meeting of Ihe Township Com- tary, an annual salary of $1,100.00, pay- ttie TOWNSHIP FREE FASHION OFFKR! mittee of the Township of Colts Neck able In equal Installments, quarterly. POLLING DISTRICT No. 2 11.00 held on January 25, 1973; ond win come OO) Board of Adluslment Assistant Polling place at the VILLAGE Choose one pattern from 150 up for final consideration ond passoge Secretory, on annual salary of S3O0.0O, "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. Me at the regular public meeting ot sold SCHOOL at 67 McCAMPBELL ROAD, payable frt equal Installments, quarterly. HOLMDEL, N.J. In the School District, VISIT WITH POPE — Mr. and Mrs. James J. Norris, 135 Avenue of Two tyles in New Fall-Winter governing body to be held on February HI) Township Committeemrn, an fur legal voters residing within General Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 2, 1973 at 8 p.m. ot the Township Hall, annual salary of 11,000.00 payable In Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. Colls Neck, New Jersey, at which time Election Districts Noli) FOUR & FIVE Rivers, Rumson, were received by Pope Paul VI. Mr. Norris, who has 50c equal installments, quarterly, of the TOWNSHIP nd place all persons desiring to be (12) Township Administrator, an an- just finished an inspection tour of Zaire, Burundi, and the Sudan, Is a Cav- Quilt Book 1 — lii patterns. NSTANT SEWINC BOOK eard thereon will be Qfven lull opportu- nual salary of 117.200.00, payable In POLLING DISTRICT NO. S ew today, wear tomorrow. ity. equal installment!, monthly. Polling place at the HOLMDEL IN- alieri Segrero to the Pope. In that capacity, he Is a member of the papal' 50c ROBERT L. SIMMS, JR. (13) Township Attorney, on annual TERMEDIATE SCHOOL ot 31 CRAW- $1. INSTANT FASHION 1 Mayor retained of 13,000.00, payable s«mt-an- FORDS CORNER-EVERETT ROAD. household and is invited to work in Rome for the Pope two weeks of each • Museum Quilt Book 2-50c GEORGE HANDZ6 nually. In addition to tees for services HOLMDEL, N.J. in the School District, BOOK — Hundreds of fashion rendered not Included within the retai- for legal voters residing within General year. He also is a member of the Pontifical Commission for Justice and Book 3, "Quilts For Today's Clerk ner oareement. . " Election District No. THREE of the Feb. S K5.75 TOWNSHIP Peace. Living". 15 patterns. -50c acts. $1. (14) Building Inspector, on annual /12 Tte Daily Register, Bed Banfcr-MWdletown, N.J. Dennis the Menace Crossword Puzzle Snuffy Smith WHflTS SO I DONE AU. DflDBURN MV DflDBURN ACROSS Peer Gym's 54 SheepfoM 29 Dirt 55 Presidential 30 Impel H00K6/ TODflV, SPECIAL ABOUT HOMEWORK 1 Coin opening mother 5 Papa! Curia Sign ol nickname 31 Base JOGHAID, ' TODAV ? LPiST NIGHT 32 Ship 1 tribunal approval 66 Smell GO FISHIN 9 Hinged Wading bird 57 Pluck j personnel , fastener Unruly 59 Greek 33 Pro - 13 Corn bread children portico 34 Culture 14 Avoid by Crude metal 60 Pagan god medium dexterity Storm 61 Instruct 35 Impetuous 16 S-shaped Priggish 62 Legumes 38 Hundredth molding person 63 - Macbeth 39 Uncivil 17 Ascent Capital of ' 64 Encourage 41 Sulk 18 Criminal Latvia 65 Poker stake 42 Libertine 19 Tiresome Greek letter DOWN • 44 Every 60 person Tranquilily 1 Twig minutes 20 Choier Straightedge 2 French 45 Inventor's 21 Lie In Veteran valley protection ambush politician 3 Attack 47 Hollywood 22 Texas Cushion 4 Pipe fitting production lawman Ciy of pain 5 Decline 48 Made of a STOP THINKINS STOP BABYINS YOURSELF.' Survive grain ABOUT IT. JUST SHOW SOME MATURITY 24 Beat it! 6 Manifest 26 Flyalone Disprove 7 Converse 49 German 6ROAN/ JUAIPUPANPSET AND SELF-DISCIPLINE/ ly's Puzzle submarine Solution to Saturda1 8 Turmoil SEEMS LIKE IT'S COINS/ 9 Associate 50 Separate GETTING HARPER G A 1/ EIL^S A H|AHP 0 1 familiarly fibers ANP HARDER To A L 1 VEIP L. H 1 1 10 Eager 51 Make turbid (SET UP IN THE W A r E|B MIE t, O|NHS I c u 11 Withered 52 Icelandic G t K K E a 0 BMB|O 12 Equal literary MORNINS T V \ <" TO W0fiKiaW(WOW....yW WE OWK 6000 Wt5>W/^ ijWji IMU 15 On the way work /\ S 0 »I|D|L I R •O|P[S 21 Misplace 53 Nutriment 0 i rTnit R MI ML rT fl t' II xfiilE T T|E[R|O \ VI [ 23 Donations 54 Sign of the Children's Letter KHAIS H VMOIT 1 t R to the poor Zodiac i I VIAIKII I w r 25 Highway 58' Historical I •PKJH F MA[£JA fi division period t X A | AIIIWT u 1 u 59 Mineral 0 1 R EBEIK A A T E 26 Nuance ClGltlR spring ^\ 1 | 1 ( OHSII R F H 28 Armistice L f T'•"I •alH f NKIA p R f 2/5/73

fr~ 6 17 18 ^^^M'J II 12 MML OEUVERV ftcrow the Mm), armed with 13 nn HM50WE UNUSUAL a purpose born In desire I move Z hGte the CONE TO HER FEATURES IN THH Towards you, each step a promise, 17 R0OMTOTAKE AREA! 1 leading to a truth to prove AHE*TA,MAW That Intha end. joined as one 20 1 H^22 \23\ HAS FOUND A- to face the -waning ye&rs we find Of PAPER _ A beginning, based on an W iH^M 1 1 .VON HER PILLOW- lemantai need of roan- to love. 5JI ••• I"" "1 IBFHI 1 t~T w douffler Henrietta 32 33 34 1 IMPH 1 1 1 hi36" 37" () 40 HPM~1 1 1 tapM 1 W 47") | | | iHrM I • •• 46 [ 1 1 |H^M 1 14B 49 50 ?--£. • •• pi 52 53 55" ..•"Fl 1-Ml 60 1" 1 fonmu HENRIETTA 63 • Jfci!li_l_ Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 inspire the young, for it is an — Though you are not easily You should be able to solve — Born today, you have con- attitude that lacks under- taken in by a sob story, you your own and another's prob- siderable ability at anything standing. K may find it difficult to with- lem this morning in one and that requires a knowledge of You arc not easily hood- stand the tears of the very the same constructive action. Keep your goal before you at Andy Capp and a facility with words for winked, and especially not by young today. Allow yourself its successful operation. Not one who would try to get kindness. all times. 1 one to waste words, you know around you by telling you a TAURUS (April 21-May 21) LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - NICE BUMPIN INTO VDUj Take care that you are not too PET.BUTIGUEW*' •< BINGQ how to say what you want to tale of woe. Your'sympathy is — You will have to make the NOU'C* BETTER. say With a minimum of verbal caustic in your criticism of LUNCH HOUR'S UP AM11 not a surface thing; only best of things this morning. RUNOFF'OME waste and a maximum of those who are truly troubled, Another's helping hand may children. There are moments LOOKS LIKE RAIN 'AVETWSPBORB? good sense and meaning. You whose problems are genuinely not be all you had hoped for — today when you can be positi- enjoy expressing yourself difficult, hard to solve, are but you can make do. vely inspiring — if you are — MUTUAL t gentle. 1 symbolically — but you are able to call from you all the GEMINI (May 22-June 21) MISUNDERSTANOIN wise enough to know that the generosity of spirit you are — A fondness for the mys- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nnv. 22) best way to get meaning capable of giving. For the terious and the occult could — Your fondness for the good across in the majority of situ- most part, you prefer to see cause you to be distracted at things of life could cause you ations is "straight from the people stand on their own two a crucial moment this morn- to experience disappointment shoulder," without a great feet. ing. Be wary of work hazards. this afternoon as rewards fail many figures of speech. CANCER (June 22-July 23) to come up to expectation. Tuesday, heoriiary 6 '•" SAGitTARIliS" (Wv. '23- Extremely conscientious, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Keb. — A well-informed Cancer has you are easily irritated by it made today. You should get Dec. 22) — An intuitive morn- 19) — A day when your ten- ing puts you in the driver's those who fail in their dutv dency to see-beyond the an opportunity to show off not through insufficient your knowledge of the finer seat insofar as afternoon suc- present situation into the fu- cess is concerned. You can sufficient effort. You have pa- ture can stand you in ex- points, making gains as a con- tience to spare for those who sequence. hardly go wrong before eve- cellent stead/ Personal rela- ning. make an honest attempt at a tionships shine. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - given chore — but almost PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) Keep your domineering na- CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. mine for those who are unwill- — Take care that in your ef- ture under wraps on the em- 20) — Where material posses- ing even to try. Such an atti- forts to expose the unfair ef- ployment scene this morning. sions are concerned, you may tude may enable you to push forts of another to get ahead Otherwise, you may run up fall a bit short. On the other an adult into productive activ- of the competition you don't against considerable profes- hand, afternoon hours bring ity, but may also cause you to act unfairly yourself! sional jealousy. you a genuine experience in fall short in your attempts lo ARIES (March 22-April 20) VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - spiritual heightening. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLU in discarding the king of East from gaining the lead. avanauie. oei your copy by spades, he led the jack of East would have been happy sending 50 cents to Red Bank Bloiulie Any good lawyer can assure spades from dummy. East put to lead the jack of clubs Register, Box 331H, Grand Central Station, New York, WITH PLENTY you that the laws of your up the ace, hoping declarer through South's king, and then (Ji A SALAMI II OF CHILI PEPPERS country or state permit you to still had the queen of spades, the fat would have been in the N.Y. 10017.) AND ONION ) AND TABASCO SAUCE Norlh dc:ilcr AND PEPEP.ONI play a side suit before draw- but South ruffed with a high fire. PIZZA ^y ing trumps. This shows the trump. DAILY QUESTION Neither side vulnerable NORTH wisdom of legislators in all Club Discarded Your partner opens with 1- parts of the world and should NT (IK to IS points), and the 4 /J0-9K A trump to dummy's king K) AKS silence youthful critics. If the was followed by the ten of next player passes. You hold: S-(J«4H — 7B2D-J10 9 O A KQ law compelled you to draw spades. East naturally played + «63 trumps, how could you make low, and South discarded a C-AIJ 10 7. What do you WEST four hearts in today's hand? low club. This allowed West to say? EAST Answer: Bid 3-NT Since • Q A7 53 2 West opened the jack of dia- win with the queen of spades. f? 762 . monds, and dummy won. West returned a trump, but you have 9 points, the com- 0 O J 109 O X7542 There was no need to draw now declarer could draw bined count must be 25 to 27 + AQ 107 points. Moreover, you have 4, J9 trumps because declarer had trumps, ending in the dummy, SOUTH no tricks in the side suits that followed by the nine and eight ' two tens and a nine to help • K reeded protection. of spades, on which he dis- partner if the combined count K) QJ 10 953 South began by running all carded low clubs. West still is as low as 25 points. Do not O f>3 of dummy's top diamonds. got his ace of clubs, but he be content to invite a game • K542 0UT A ?e The idea was to get rid of the couldn't stop declarer from when you can afford to bid it North Easl South West CANT y<3U/»J«5f- PACK IN6IPE AFTER MAtCIN' king of spades as quickly as winning 11 tricks. by yourself. I NT Piis-i 4 9 Pass ON HI6 OWH VAIL ON THE CHIUP A GfMM/NHOGt*y Afpm possible. '(•'A Pocket Guide to Bridge' I'ass I'iiss COWS ON , UHABKBP. TO e/ffMACH ANCE —TO COH& BACK NOW The key to South's cam- Tupn.es CKITTUIZ? WHIP BBBAK TUB GHOUHHOd. When South had succeeded paign was that he prevented written bv Alfred Sheinwold is Opening lead — 0 J HEAP-PONE, ''DEAR FKIENP5,1 ACCEPT ONE HUNPKEP DOLLARS?!! RECEIVED AN INVITATION TO ATTENP THE TELL HIM THAT ALL UE CAN ANSoJEK FKO.H TESTIMONIAL PiNNER FOR ,HR,KOM. AFFORD 15 FIFTY CENTS.. JJcSHLABOTNlK! tM l/Si/AL FEE FOiesiL'H AFFAIRS 15 ONE Hl/NDKEP POLLARD "

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101inIII ^BulDr - sl^rvii The Daily Register, Red Bank-MUdlefown, N J. Monday, February 5,1971 23 Television Today 'Black Omnibus? New York Channelir-2,4,5,7,9,11,13 * DAYTIME MOVIES O NIC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE «» i» "The M.L Sfory- "Funeral In Berlin" U*M) starring Michael Cable. ShowingPromise An ex-Army corporal on apodal asalciimeat for 1:00 O "Greet Man'. idy" British Intelligence In Berlin plena to aid * aaaae- O "NOM Shall Escape" ' ber of Russian Intelligence to defect O "Waterloo ROKT 8 ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE NEW YORK (AP) - A new Not all the performers on 3:30 O "Tha Dengaroui Deyi of Kbwt JOHN" •The Brotherhood" (1M» starring Kir* Oougtaa, one-hour television series the show are well-known, et- 4-JO. O "Trw Bnrlm KWMIUM^ (P OUR STREET B CD NEWS But if the shows keep the •'Nature From A-2" IB THE ROADS TO FREEDOM quality of the first effort, Bergminn What's up, Doc? CAST CHANGE — Gene Sham, left, has iolned Barbara Walters and A French regiment has taken over taa vUlaga and 1M Q CIS NEWS viewers who tune in will get - Plus — O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS plan to make a last stand there. (1) Persona Frank McGee on panel of NBC Television Network's "Today" program Walter O THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 10:30 ID NEWS PLUS two things — top-notch enter- (2) Hour of (7-9 a.m. Mondays through Fridays). Shalit, writer, humorist, movie and 10:45 IBTHE 5I.( STATE tainment and a low-key crash MeHhni '. "Bufaln Day" . MM BOO NEWS the Wolf book critic, who replaced Joe Garagiola, conducts general Interviews and O ADC NEWS WITH SMITH. REASON** course in the heritage of Q IT TAKES A THIEF "~«™» 8 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS (3) Passion handles sports news. "Pearl Necklace" America's black citizens. "A Friend In Dud" 8 BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS of Anna Koich ID IDREAMOFJEANNIE "The Poisoner" " Each "Black Omnibus" pro- Letter Isn't "My Master, Napoleon's Buddy ID PERRY MASON 09 THE FRENCH CHEF gram, "according to the press •The Case of the Lucky Loser" release, explores black in- WELCOME SENIOR CITIZENS "Curry Dinner" 11:15 ID JUNE WAYNE 730 a STAND UP AND CHEER 11:30 a THE CBS LATE MOVIE volvement in "music, come- Only Thing Guest: Marilyn MlcHaels. •Too Much, Too Soon" (lOM) starring Dorothy dy, the arts, history, politics, PAUL WELCOMES YOU TO A10% Q THE MOUSE FACTORY Melons. Brrol Flynn. An autoblograj>hical atccount Q THAT GIRL of Diana Barrymore's life and reoollKUans of' her literature, youth and reli- DISCOUNT ON ALL MENU ITEMS Missin "All's Well That Enda" famous sctor^ather, John Barrymore. gion," g 8 WORLD OF SURVIVAL Q THE TONIGHT SHOW FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH NEW YORK (AP) — Lan- "Galapagoee Revisited" Host: Jerry Lewis. That's quite a task. For- WALTER READE ford Wilson, a dramatist who O THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER O THE 11:30 MOVIE tunately, the show has good OR DINNER "Who Pulled the Blues Right Out of the Homt" "Lone Star" (1952) starring Clark Gatte. An writers and an excellent host THEATRES IB THE SIST STATE • Gurdnrr. Bitter political rivals fight for the two writes profusely to small ef- thlnga they love most. Texas and the same girl- fect, is at it again with "The 1:00 Q GUNSMOKE — James Earl Jones — pull- "Whelan's Men." An outlaw gang led by a ven- B ABC WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT ing it all together. PALACE DINER HOT L BALTIMORE," which geance-seeking gunman Invadea Dodge City during 12:00 O THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE Marshal Dllllon's absence and terrorizes the town. •111 Ocean Drive" (1050) starring BdmondO'Brien, The first show never lag- 45M0NM0UTHST. RED BANK opened dimly last night under O ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN the dubious ministrations of Joanne* Dm. ged. It began with a quiet ex- Town East Guest: Phyllis Dilier. ID THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW planation of the series by the Circle Theater Company. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 11:30 ID NIGHT FINAL Jones, followed by a brisk The title of the off-Broad- "Movies Are Your Best Escape" 1:00 O NEWS EXCLUSIVE DINE I ITALY TONIGHT ' 8 THE ROOKIES B THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE jazz-rock number from a way offering identifies a once "Point of Impact." A returning* Vietnam hero, "Operation Counterspy" (1066) starring George group called the Nite-Liters. SHOWING fine hostelry in the Maryland covering; for his hoodlum brother-in-law, la chugea Addlson. with Intent to commit murder when he injures si I:IS O THE GREAT, GREAT SHOW Then came a relaxed inter- metropolis from which a lot police officer. * "Fever Mounts In El Pao" (1M1) starring Qerard more than the missing "E" on Q MEET THE MAYORS Phillip*. Maria Felix. view with two football greats j| CM:. .W ITALIAN ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR 1:18 S HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I "FIDDLER its signboard has long since "Professor Pygmalion Plays Coif" — Jim Brown and Baltimore IB SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ".11s of a Kind" (103(1 starring Charles) Banks. defensive back Ray May. OPERA I vanished. W.C. neUs. "Carols." Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer alar in Brown, now an actor and ON THE ROOF" Now it is the refuge of a Jean Renolr'a play set to SYanee during World 1:30 8 THE LATE SHOW «:30 B'THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW "Istanbul" (1057) starring Errol Urns. OomeS founder of the Black Econom- EVERY WED. ; tacky gaggle of human not-' <> V* Vs# O BLACK ON WHITE 2:00 B° THE' JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ic Uni-on in Los Angeles, 7.Toil P.M. ; sam, a set of awful opposites ID GET SMART 2:25 0 NEWS. talked dispassionately about ., V" Reitaurant and to the elegants who swarmed A. CONTROL adenUlt la fatally poisoned. 2:27 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST II i TOO 8 HERE'S LUCY •Great Man's Lady" <1M2) starring Brian Don- the need for'blacks to know 11 Cocktail Lounge through Vicki Baum's "Grand Lucy talks Harry Into buying an Ice cream fran- levy, Barbara Stanwyck. i chise called the "Frrni'l Penguin" because he needs the realities of economic pow"- Town West Hotel." 3:00 a NEWS AND WEATHER Highway )l at Palmtr Avt. Open 7 Days i more income to entertain his new girlfriend. er — and to have that power. Mlt O Wilson's misfortune, and The primary issue should be WHAT DID HAPPEN that of everyone' sitting economic, not racial, he said, ONTHE through his obdurately dis- At the Movies adding that black youths CAHULAWASSEE pirited narrative,'is that these HIVER1 This* schedules ore-pro- RED BANK BRICKTOWN "should be taught what this misfits utterly lack the fain- vided by the theater and CINEMA Ill- country is all about . . . like test spark of theatrical vital- the times are tor today pioy II Ai It Lov» 7:M: t:«: Mor* Shann»J:*5;»:M ~~ only. Brothtn "Coconuts" plus "Betty Boon" about what makes this tele- "DELIVERANCE" ity: , 10:30 vision show possible." • STARRING • EATONTOWN The program's history JOHN VOIGHT' COMMUNITY— MALL CINEMA J— PoMldon Mvtnhir*l:00; I:\t-, 1-.M FIBdler on the Hoot t:00 course in black music, both BURT REYNOLDS DRIVE-IN— ,• pop and gospel, was particu- •«••••••••• Free! More ways to see Block Gunn 7:00; 10:40; Buck the NORTH OF RED BANK larly effective. It combined Preacher 9:00 ASBURY PARK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS history with examples. at tltfMQlly" Europe than ever before. SAVOY— The best example was sing- er Maxine Wcldon, who was Community STBo. dJAMES Borboro 7:00—; 9:00 • ALL FEATURED IN THE HUGE, 1973 Black Gunn 2:00; »:15; Buck and tin MIDDLETOWN on for only two numbers and Mon., Feb. 5 - Fit, Feb. 9 "THE EUROPE BOOK." Preacher 7:30 TOWN EAST— yet nearly stole the show. But HELL, • 93 DIFFERENT VACATIONS - ALL PLANNED LYRIC— Fiddler on Hie Root s:00 then, she's the sort of singer UPSIDE DOWN! Roast Loin of Pork BY THE EXPERTS AT AMERICAN EXPRESS Separate Peace 7:35; 9:« TOWN WEST— who could make even Jack Homemade Apple Com- OCEAN TOWNSHIP ONE OF pote, Mashed potatoes Deliverance 7:30; •:» Benny's theme song — a thing - Coffee 50 • OVER 3000 SCHEDULED THE EUROPE BOOg,"_ CIRCLE— HAZLET cal\cd "Love in Bloom" — THE GREATEST ! PLAZA— JUST DEPARTURES TO CHOOSE Shomus l.n; 7:K: »:w come to life. ADVENTURES FREEHOLD Poseidon Adventure 7.30; »:JJ FROM CINEMA 1— RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— Another good segment in- EVER A Separate Peace 7:00; 10:32; Bait • TWENTY FREE LANCE ON- The Poseliion Adventure 7:20; 9:25 Company 8:59; 12:16 volved actress-dancer I'aula CINEMA 1— Kelly, teaching four young YOUR OWN TOURS WITH Fiddler on tne Roof 1:00 KEYPORT BAHCIIG GROUP FARE SAVINGS STRAND— girls various modern ballet "THE Rehearsals Set Deep Throat 4:45; O:O); 11:15; Love steps as part of volunteer Friday at 9-Sat*rday at 930 For Sale 7: IS; 10:10 • ESCORTED VACATIONS For Theater Group MATAWAN work she does in her spare NO MINIMIM MO COVER CHARGE WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS LONG BRANCH - Begin- CINEMA 34— time. POSEIDON TOUR DIRECTOR ning tomorrow, rehearsals for A Separate Pence 7:11; •:!! Cocktail Lounge STRATHMORE TWIN mourlce canito at th« ptaM BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE the Community Little The- CINEMA 1- ADVENTURE" ater's production of-"Bye Bye Periona 7:00; 11:33; Hour of the Wolf • mnmmmIt) VAIL ntUfll III hi 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK 741-5080 Birdie" will be held every Sat- •:26; Posllon ol Anna 9:54 STARRING G R A N T' S ! MUSIISC DATMAKERE NIGHS THEATRES.-T A? ^ Representative of urday. Sunday and Monday. GENE HACKMAN Iran&Aftotel Mrs. Mike Blumberg, the- ERNEST BORGNINE ater director, said rehearsal nnwk w SHELLY WINTERS will be from 1 to li p.m. Satur- 747-03331 Show me 93 exciting American Express ways lo see Europe. days' in the West End School, Musk Makers Theatres. West End Ave; 1 to 5 p.m. A SMASH HIT! Name Sundays in the Long Branch It ranks high among PLAZA-Hazlet Address _ „ , Community Club at the north- the best movies fTTC.36 at MDDLE RD.2E4 4434 ern end of Long Branch Ave., Lyric NEW MEMBERS NOW BEING City. _..Stale Zip I've ever seen." WHO WIU SURVIVE-IN ONE OF and 7:3(1 to 11 p.m. Mondays THE GREATEST ESCAPE Albury Pj>b //I 1098 -flex fl«etf, Syndlctltd Celumnlll ACCEPTED! Phone at the school. ADVENTURES EVER I The hit Broadway and mo- "AN IMPRESSIVE FILM.' FROM THE BEST- tion picture musical comedy -Gene Shilit. WNBC-TV will be presented April 5. fi SELLER THAT "BoaulKully porformed and 7 at the Long Branch Ju- REALLY KNEW A nior High School. by Tuesday Weld and Anthony Perkins." GENERATION Feel guilty BOX OFFICE OPtNS 6 10 -N.Y. Tim— /ICiVV HI UlUHUUll "A SEPARATE about all • ORIVE'IN 2M2200 ANEW A; RANK PEACE" „ of the PERRY IFEfiCE FILM reading CINEMA 34-Matawan -N.»r«/»o«iirM.wf • RT.34 513 3600 Eatontown and- PIAYIT DPIVf IN U2 4200 youfre BADCO AS IT LAYS not doing? St. James plus IATE show tvmy nnc P "1 M03

Increase your reading speed at a free Mini-Lesson ALSO AT 7 P.M. JIM BROWN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ASERMWE MARTIN LANDAU AND 2 P.M. SAT. AND SUN. In 60 minutes, over 80% of our Mini-Lesson au- ATLANTIC PEACE w __/A/_ Arthur Murray's diences increase their reading speed. Just a CINEMA - 291-0148 MARX BROTHERS "BLACK little, but enough to know what it's like. At the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PARTY TIME CLUB '•' H'* crazy to tee Mini-Lesson, you will find out how the Evelyn COCONUTS" any movie w*V« showing, GUNN" Join in where more and more people are learning to Wood technique handles difficult textbook mate- anywhere else. enjoy life lo the fullest. At Arthur Murray's Party Time r - PLUS - rial. How it improves memory and concentration. ADMISSION ONLY Dance Club. Not just a club but a way of life. TO LATE SHOW "TOUCH" DANCING IS HERE! And, how it makes reading a pleasure instead of SIDNEY POITIER It's a beautifully "moving" experience. We'll show a chore.-The Mini-Lesson is one hour that could HARRY BELAFONTE change your life, too! "SUPERIOR! TOP DRAWER! -1N- you how during our 60th anniversary. It's a year- MAKE THIS FILM AN ADDITION TO YOUR round fun-fest of studio parties ... weekend out- WEEKEND PLANS." - AL GOLDSTEIN "BUCKanrJ ings . . . dance competitions—and a marvelous breed of fun people who like yourself—want to 'THE PREACHER" put a little fun in their lives! RED BANK PARTY TIME CLUB trlhvr Murray Molly Pitcher Inn tronihiiid Studio Circle 12 Broad St. AFilmtyRxilGerber Oc«»* TwprnV.p. 77S HIP | Red Bank, N.J. 07701 88 Riverside Dr. who gave you Name Arthur 'School GirT BURT REYNOLDS ASrBtnXREUASE Address .'A NCIXOft Tiies.. Feb.6,8P.M. ADUISONY City Aiiirrav fftfcNCWSlD tJAHCl STUDIOS • SHAMUS Tel 12 Broad St. SAVOY with Red Bank THE LYCEUM ••mm er DYAN CANNON •uf«ie« r*r Hj w ft** l*t«••m| rurkm er.r ••;• 741-5858 Home of Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics /Z Arthur Murray Inc. U The Dtily Register, Bed B»ric-Mhl(Bet«w,NJ. M»aday, FetawuryS, IMS

HISTORICAL MUSIC MAKERS — Musical In- center, and a harmonla reed organ, right. Mu- struments dating back to 1800 were on exhibit at seum Is open third Sunday of each month from 2 BAMOMASTER>^ Richard VVIIisoW SMoiid left; a Park, former New Jersey divisional cximnrfaittjftr. Old First United Methodist Church Museum, West to 5 p.m., September through June, with varying bandmaster who Is retiring after over 50 years of Also participating in the ceremony were BH$. Long Branch, after a concert by the Greater exhibits. February will feature rrumorabilia from service'withtheSalvdtlon-Army, has been cited John Fahey, left, of Belmar, former comhianCWr Shore Area Community Band. Included were Edi- the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. by the Red Bank Corps, He Is pr«$ented a plaque of the Red Bank Corps, and Brig. Walter Eden, son phonographs, foreground; a miniature organ. of aupre^lotion by Col. Giles Barrett; of Aspury Corps commandlno officer. .

A LISTING OF MOST OF BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S CREDIT COURSE OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 1973 ABBREVIATIONS: Principles of Accounting II; (course title) 3 cr; (number of credits) 6 sec; (numberof clais-sections) DNS; (times offered D^ay, N=Night,S=Saturday) • (indicates classes offered at extension cantett)

.ACCOUNTING Communications III: 3 cr; 17 sec;DNS: * Comrnunicafiohs'Media Workshop l;3cr;2 sec;D- Fashion Merchandising 1:3 cr; 3 see; DN; * - Principles of Accounting I; 3 cr: 2 sec; DN; • Introduction to Poetry; 3 cr: 4 sec; D;, * . The,Mass.Media;3cr;3sec."DN;,* , . Fashion Merchandising II, 3 cr, 1 sec, D Principles of Accounting 11:3 cr; 6 sec; DNS: * Contemporary Novel; 3 cr; 9 sec; DNS; • " Feature Article Writing; 3 cr; 3 sec; DN; •' Advertising: 3 cr; 1 sec; D Federal Income Tax; 3 cr; 2 sec; DN; * Short Story; 3 cr; 9 sec; DNS; • TV Production I; 3 cr;T*ec;D . ' ..' Textiles; 3 cr; 1 sec; D intermediate Accounting I; 3 cr; 2 sec; DN World Literature I; 3 cr; 9 sec; DN; • Motion Picture Production I; 3 cr; 1 sec; O ' Marketing I; 3 cr; 3 sec; ONSr* .Intermediate Accounting 11; 3 cr; 2 sec; DN World literature jl; 3 cr; 3 sec; DS Advertising Copy;2 cr; 1 sec; N; *' Marketing II;3cr; 3sec;DN; • ANTHROPOLOGY Technical Writing; 3 cr; 3 sec; N; * LEARNING ASSISTANCE Purchasing; 3 cr; 3 sec: DN: • ' Introduction to Anthropology;3cr;7sec;DNS:» Creative Writing; 3 cr; 5 sec; DN; • Learning Assistance in English Skills; DNS Principles of Investments; 3 cr; 2 sec: D;» Learning Assistance In Mathematics: DNS ART GEOLOGY Principles of Insurance; 3 cr; 2 sec; D;* • Art Survey; 3 cr;i2 sec; DN;* Physical Geology; 4 cr; 4 sec; DNS LearningAssistance in Reading & Study Skills: DNS MODERN LANGUAGE Drawing I; 3 cr; 6 sec; DNS Active French Communication I; 3 cr;2 sec;DM Drawing 11; 3 cr: 1 sec; D Active French Communication 11; 3 cr; 4 sec; DN; • Design r; 3 cr; 5 sec; DN Active French Communication II I; 3 cr; 2sec; DM Designll;3cr;1 sec:D Active French Communication IV;3cr;1 sec:N Figure Drawing; 3cr: 3 sec; OS Active German Communication l;3 cr;1 sec;N; • Layout and Lettering; 3 cr; 1 sec; D -p Active German Communication II; 3 cr;,1 sec; N Ceramics I; 3 cr; 11 sec; ON Active German Communication IV; 3 cr;,1.Mc; D "•{fcramics II; 3cr 4 sec: DNS Active Spanish Communication I; 3 cr; 4 sec; ON . Painting 1:3 cr; 3 sec; DNS Active Spanish Communication II; 3 cr; 6 sec;DM Painti ng 11:3 cr; 1 sec; D 240 COLLEGE Active Spanish Communication III; 3 cr; 2sec,ON Graphics; 3 cr; 1 sec; D Active, Spanish Communication IV;3cr; 1 sec;N Graphics Design Seminar; 3 cr: 1 sec: D Independent Study in Modern Language; 3-6 cr; 1 sac;D -AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS -Automotive Service; 3 cr; 2 sec: D College Mathematics I; 3cr; 19 sec; DNS: * Automotive DriveSystems: 3cr;3sec;DN College Mathematics II; 3 cr; 19 sec; DNS;* - Automotive Steering and Front End; 3 cr; 3 sec; DNS COURSES AT College Trigonometry; 1 cr; 3 sec; DN; * Engine Diagnosis and Tune Up; 3 cr; 3 sec; DN College Trigonometry 11; 1 cr; 3 sec; DN; • Automotive Electricity; 3 cr; 4 sec: DN Analytic Geometry: 1 cr; 1 sec; N Automatic Transmissions II: 3 cr; 1 sec; D » Computer Algebra & Trigonometry: Icr; 1 sec; D Automotive Management Procedures: 3 cr; 1 sec; O Compucalct; 1 cr: 1 sec:O' Independent Study in Automotive Technology; 3 cr;1 sec;D Compucalc II; 1 cr; 1 sec: D i Introduction to Diesel; 1 cr; 1 sec; D Technical Mathematics; 4 cr; 5 sec; ON; • BIOLOGY THIS SPRING College Algebra & Trigonometry; 4 cr; S sec; DN; • General Biology 1:4 cr; 7 sec: DN Analytic Geometry & Calculus I; 4 cr; 4 tec; DM General B iology 11:4 cr; 8 sec: DNS I WEEKDAY, EVENING AND SATUR DAY CLASSES IN 17 LOCATIONS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY... Analytic Geometry & Calculus ll;4cr;3s»c;DN jSriatomy and Physiology I; 4 cr; 7 sec: DN Applied Calculus; 4 cr; 2 sec; DN Anatomy and Physiologyll:4cr;85ec;DNS • Set your schedule to fit your time. There are over 800 sections offered from early morning to late at Statistics; 3 cr; 6 set; DN; * Vertebrate Zoology; 4 cr; 1 sec; D night. While most classes meet at our Lincroft central campus, nWny are offered In extension centers Analytic Geometry & Calculus III; 4 cr; 1 sec; M BLACK CULTURE widely scattered around the County for your convenience. .-.'. „• Elementary Differential Equations: 4 cr; 1 sec; N Black History;3cr; 3 sec; DN Mathematics Seminar; 1 cr: 1 sec: O MUSIC Black Literature; 3 cr; 4 sec; DS I FULL OR PART TIME, REGULAR OR SPECIAL STUDENT STATUS.. .You don't have to take a full BUSINESS Music Appreciation: 3 cr; 5 sec; DN Business Organization & Management; 3 cr; 7 sec; DNS; * program. You can take just one course or many, depending upon how much time and effort you can put Music Theory; 3 cr; 6 sec; DNS Business Mathematics; 3 cr; £> sec: DNS; • into your college work. If you wish to take courses to transfer credits to another institution, you'll be Chorus; 1 cr; 1 sec; D Personnel Management; 3 cr; 1 sec: D glad to know that Brookdale is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Second- Group Piano; 3 cr; 5 sec; DNS Personal F inance; 3 cr: 3 sec; DN: • Group Voice; 3 cr; 3 sec; DN ' Business Law I; 3 cr; E sec; DNS; • ary Schools. NATURAL SCIENCE Business Law ll:3cr: 4 sec; ON; • Introduction to Oceanography; 4qr; 11 sec; OS You, Your Career, and FuiureShock; 1 cr; 1 sec;D ! CHOOSE FROM 21/COLLEGE-LEVEL ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS.. .Accounting.. .Business PHILOSOPHY How to Buy Life, Health & Liability Insurance; 1 cr: 1 sec; N; * .. .Business Administration. . .Communications Media.. .Community Mental Health Aide..... Computer Problems of Philosophy; 3 cr; 7 SBC; D; • CHEMISTRY Logic; 3 cr; 3 sec; D; * Genera! Chemistry I; 5 cr; 1 sec; N Science. . .Criminal Justice. . .Drafting and Design.. .Education.. .Education Aide.. .Engineering... PHYSICAL EDUCATION General Chemistry II: 5 cr; 2 sec; D Humanities. . .Inhalation Therapy.. .Marketing.. .Medical Laboratory Technician. ..Nursing. ..Science Beginning Swimming: 3 cr; 1 sac; D Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry; 4 tt; 6 sec; DS Mathematics.. .Secretarial Science., .Social Science. Intermediate Swimming; 3 cr: 1 sec: D Intro- Inorganic, Organic & Biological Chemistry;4 cr;5sec;DNS Golf I; 3 cr; 1 sec S Organic Chemistry; 5 cr; 1 sec; N Golf 11; 3 cr; 1 sec:D COMMON COLLEGE !• ADMISSION OPEN TO ALL MONMOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS.. Jf you have a high school diploma Bowling; 3 cr; 3 sec; D >• Man in Society; 9 courses; 11 sections: DN or an equivalency certificate or are 18 years or older, you are welcome to take courses at Brookdale. Cycling; 3 cr; 1 sec D Man in the Environment: 7 courses: 10 sec: DN Personal Fitness 3cr 4 sec DN Man's Search for Identity; 4 courses; 5 sec: DN Tennis I; 3 cr; 1 sec S "" ;• TUITION ONLY $15.00 PER CREDIT FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS.. .No matter how many credits you 1 The Interactional Process;2 courses; 3sec; DN Tennis II; 3cr;1 sec D ' * COMPUTER SCIENCE take, there is a maximum of only $200 per term.Many types of financial assistance are available through Archery; 3 cr; 1 soc D Introduction to Data Processing: 3 cr; 2 sec; DN Brookdale's Financial Aid and Veterans Affairs Off ices. Departmental Assistant; 3 cr; 1 sjc: D introduction to Digital Computers; 3 cr: 2 sec; DN Fencing I; 3 cr; 1 sac.D Djgital Programming I; 3 cr; 3 sec; DNS [•SPECIAL FREE SERVICES TO HELP YOU DECIDE YOUR CAREER.. .Our Career Services Center of- Self Defense; 3 cr 2 sec D Digital Programming Systems II; 3 cr; 1 sec;D fers a six-week career development seminar two .mornings and one evening a week starting February 20. Scuba l;3cr;3scc;D Digital Computer Programming Systems 11:3 cr; 1 -sec; N Community Fjtness Lab Techniques 3cr, 1 wc,D Advanced Digital Programming; 3 cr; 1 sec; D It deals with self-analysis, occupational information,.the "how-to" of getting a job, college credit transfer Recreational Activities; 3 cr; 2 sec; D Software Systems Design: 3 cr; 2 sec: DNS and career planning. PHYSICS Business System Design; 6 cr; 1 sec; D General Physics I 4 cr 1 sec N DRAFTING AND DESIGN •FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. ..Course and program descriptions and detailed schedules showing General Physics II, 4 cr, 2 sec DN Engineering Drawing I; 3 cr; 3 sec; DNS Principles of Physics; 4 cr; 2see; ON Engineering Drawing 11; 3 cr; 2 sec; DN • time and location for every class are available. Telephone weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. or Saturdays Technical Physics I 4cr 2 sec D Technical Illustrating; 4 cr; 1 sec; D • 8:30 a.m. to noon at 842-1900.. .or mail this coupon. Technical Physcs: 11 4cr 1 sec N Electrical Drawing; 4 cr; 2 sec; DN General Physics IV; 4 cr; I sec; N Architectural Drawing; 4 cr; 1 sec; D Hydraulic Systems;Tcr; 1 sec; N Electro-Mechanical Design; 4 cr; 1 sec; D POLITICAL SCIENCE Mechanical Design: 4 cr; 1 sec; D REGISTER NOW...CLASSES START FEBRUARY 12th American National Government,"3 cr, 7 Me; DNS; • Surveying and Topography: 4 cr; 1 sec: D : . States Local Government 3cr,5secrDN;» Printed Circuit Design; 1 cr; 1 sec; M REGISTRATION TIMES... Rights& Responsibilities of 18.Year-Olds;3cn;t-WietN;'* Consumer Design; 2 cr; 1 sec; N Registration Office PSYCHOLOGY ECONOMICS Administration Building, Lincroft Campus BrookdaleCommunity College Introduction to Psychology 3 cr 20 sec DNS • Introduction to Economics; 3 cr; 6 sec; DNS; •, Feb. 5-9: Newman Springs Road Human Growth & Development; 3cr; lOsoc:DN;# Principles oi Economics; 3 cr; 7 sec; DNS;" 9 a.m. to noon; 1 to 4 p.m. Llncrbftj New Jersey 07738 Human Relations & Management; 3 cr; 2 sec: N; • EDUCATION Feb. 12-16: SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Introduction to Education; 3 cr; 14 sec; DNS;* Basic Typing; 3cr: 2 sec; DS ..-'.' EDUCATION AIDE 9 a.m. to noon; 1 to 4 p.m.;6:30 to 9 p.m. Plus* send m» details on programs, court**, «eh«fulfi and Intermediate Typing; 3 cr; 1 sec; D Recreational Activities in Elementary School; 3er;2s6c;S;* Feb. 17: forms I will need to enroll. Fundamentals of Shorthand; 3 cr; 2 sec; DS Introduction to Library Service; 3 cr; 1 sec: N: * 9 a.m. to noon Intermediate Shorthand; 3 cr; 1 sec; D C-reative Arts in the Preschool: 3 cr: 1 sec;N;# Office Machines; 3 cf: 2 sec: DS Classroom Techniques; 3 cr; 3 sec; DS; * Nam»_ Secretarial Procedures I; 3 cr; 1 sec; O Play, Perception and Coordination; 3 cr; 1 sec; N; • BRCX)KCALE Secretarial Procedures 11:3 cr; 1 sec; D Outdoor Education and Camp Leadership: 3 cr; 1 sec; N; • Address! Machine Transcription; 3 cr; 1 sec; D Introduction to the Exceptional Child; 3 cr; 1 sec; N; * COMMUNnY Dictation & Transcription IrS cr;T sec;D • Healths Safety; 3 cr; 1 sec; N," City; . DictationA"Transcriptidn ll;;3cr; 1 sec;D Intro . 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