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VOL 95 NO. 208 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25,1973 TEN CENTS lUimiHiiiniiiiuuniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii u IIIIII n iiinfliiiiiiiniiMiiiMiiiiiiiiniuiiiiniiimiimiiiiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini Executivelndicted inProbe Of Political Fund Practices NEWARK (AP) — A public ment to Writers Associates of ates public relations firm. The tain favors from the Broad ing before the grand jury and relations firm reportedly di- Cherry Hill was not a contri- firm was a consultant to Gar- Street Bank in Trenton in ex- asked if it was a campaign rected by former State Trea- bution to the Cahill campaign. den State Park, the racetrack change for a guarantee that contribution. surer Joseph M. McCrane Jr. In fact, the indictment said, owned by Eugene Mori, state funds would be depos- "No, it was not," the in- has been accused in a federai the $5,000 went to Cahill's McCrane's father-in-law. In ited in the bank. dictment quoted Preis as re- indictment of issuing phony campaign and the Grand 1969, during the campaign, According to the federal in- sponding. invoices to allow contributors Union Corp. and the Stop and McCrane was the track's gen- dictment, Pries, who is on the "This check does not repre- to Gov. William T. Cahill's Save Trading Stamp Corp., a ral manager. board of directors of the sent a $5,000 political contri- 1969 campaign to take "im- subsidiary of which Preis is Yesterday's indictment was Grand Union Corp., told the bution by you personally or by proper business deductions" the chief executive officer, the first returned since the grand jury neither he nor his Triple S Corp." the staff on income tax returns. wrote it off as a business ex- grand jury began in- corporation made any con- member then asked. The indictment, handed up pense on their 1969 income vestigating alleged irregula- tributions to the Cahill cam- "It does not," Preis re- yesterday, charged William taxes. rities in Cahill's 1969 cam- paign. sponded, according to the in- H. Preis, an executive of the Directed Firm paign. Last Friday a State Shown Check dictment. Grand Union Corp., with per- The indictment noted that Grand Jury indicted William The indictment said a mem- jury. It said Prcis lied when McCrane, who is to testify Colsey 3rd and Bruce Mahon, ber of U.S. Attorney Herbert Preis, 59, of Englewpod, he testified April 17 before the Friday before the grand jury, two Cahill fund-raisers, on J. Stern's staff showed Preis a was quoted as telling'the grand jury that a $5,000 pay- directed the Writers Associ- charges they conspired to ob- $5,000 check during question- grand jury the $5,00Q check was, in part, to pay demon- APWIreptioto strators for marching at the COLSEY SURRENDERS — Trooper Gordon Comstock escorts William B. State House in Trenton to lob- Colsey 3rd who surrendered yesterday at the Princeton State Police Bar- by for the interest of Preis' racks. Colsey was indicted by the state last Thursday for conspiracy in Byrne Quits Bench Post corporation. trying to get favors from a local bank. The indictment said the demonstration took place in May, 1969, but it did not say •what the demonstrating in- For Gubernatorial Race volved. Lon Nol Concedes, TRENTON (AI») - Superi- forward to a spirited cam- dates, who are rated extreme governor's private office. The indictment said Preis' or Court Judge Brendan T. paign with the entrance of longshots, are former Assem- Byrne was accompanied by statements denying the $5,000 Byrne has thrust himself into Mr. Byrne into the race,". De- blyman Vita A. Albanese of State Sen. James P. Dugan, was a political contribution the forefront of a seven-way Rose is regarded by some as Bergen County and Francis A. D-Hudson, who said Hudson were "knowingly, willfully Will Share Power race for the Democratic gu- the current front-runner. Forst, a leader of a New Jer- County leaders would endorse and deliberately false." bernatorial nomination. Crabiel Critical sey Turnpike employes union. Byrne. Also on hand was Mi- Up to 5 Years PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Republican party. threw Prince Norodom Siha- Using charges of corruption Sen. J. Edward Crabiel, D- In a highly unusual news chael J. Breslin, Bergen Coun- Stern said Preis, if con- (AP) — In another apparent Lon Nol said he was creat- nouk. against the Cahill Adminis- Middlesex, also vowed to re- conference that was held in ty Democratic chairman, who victed, faces a possible sen- concession to the Nixon ad- ing a "high political council" "This committee's main tration as an opening wedge, main in the primary and Cahill's own outer office, said he was backing Byrne as tence of five years imprison- ministration, President Lon made up of himself and the function will be to help the Byrne announced yesterday charge Byrne with "political Bryne declared that the Cahill well. ment and a $10,00(1 fine. Nol announced last night that three most important opposi- president lead the country," he was entering the June 5 opportunism of the worst Administration "must contend Dugan expressed the hope he will share power with three tion politicians in Phnom Penh Lon Nol said. primary just two days before sort" because he waited until almost daily with corruption" that some of the other candi- Preis has been employed by of his chief anti-Communist — former Premier Sisowath In Tarn, leader of the the filing deadline for the Gov. William T. Cahill "ap- and he added that integrity in dates would drop out of the Grand Union since 1933, work- opponents. Sirik Matak; In Tarn, former Democratic party, said the election. peared to be in deep trouble" government would be "the race and there was specula- ing his way up from a route The president said he also president of the National As- purpose of the council was to Despite Byrne's impressive to announce his candidacy. focal issue" of the campaign. tion that Byrne had received salesman to his current posi- was suspending for six sembly and Cheng Heng, who broaden the political base ot credentials and his important Mercer County Democratic Moments earlier, Byrne of- such commitments before- tion as senior vice president months both the National As- was chief of state after the Lon Nol's one-party govern- backing from Democratic Chairman Richard J. Coffee ficially submitted his resigna- hand, although no such evi- in charge of Grand Union sub- sembly and the Senate, which coup three years ago in which ment and unite Phnom Penh's leaders in Bergen and Hudson and Assemblywoman Mrs. Uon as a judge to Cahill in the dence has yet materialized. sidiaries. were dominated by his Social Lon Nol and Sirik Matak over- rival political forces. He said Counties, none of the other Ann Klein of Morris County he, Sirik Matak and Cheng candidates dropped out of the also refused to withdraw. Heng were "very satisfied" race. Mrs. Klein accused Byrne of with the new distribution of Sen. Ralph DcRose of Essex being the handpicked candi- City Tables Beach Bond Issue Plan authority promised by the County, who has the backing date of the "same tired old president. of the important Essex Coun- - coalition of party leaders that LONG BRANCH—The con- opposing position on the mat- council votes. "No deals on sion, made the appointment of The balance of the $3-63 mil- Sirik Matak heads the Re- ty organization led by Harry have traditionally picked troversial $3.63 million bond ter. appointments have been made Mr. 'f^lcher to the Sewerage lion measure, it was said, will publican party. Lerner, said, "I fully expect Democratic candidates in the ordinance to fund for the pro- "A deal was made to a since I have been a member Authority. A second resolution be supplied by federal and The Nixon administration to win the primary by a com- past in New Jersey. jected North End Beach com- councilman for a seat on the of the council," he said. named former Fire Chief Mel- state agencies. hopes that the Communist and fortable margin. I'm looking The remaining two candi- plex was tabled by City Coun- Sewerage Authority and a Teicher In Denial vin Kaplan to the city Housing Pact Guaranteed pro-Sihanouk guerrillas who cil last night after a lengthy seat on the Housing Authority Mr. Teicher later denied Authority. Mr. Lange was told by May- now control most of the coun- discussion on the issue. for his vote," Mr; Pandura that he has been involved in Mr. Pandure has charged or Henry R. Cioffi that the try will agree to cease-fire ne- Councilman Wilbert C. Rus- said. any negotiations for appoint- that a relative of Mr. Kapl- contractual agreement be- gotiations with a broader- sell remains the lone opponent While Mr. Pandure did not ments to sway his vote. an's is employed by Mr. Tei- tween the city and the federal based regime. to the program since Coun- name Mr. Teicher during the He added that he did, at one cher. He said he is drastically and state agencies has been After the cease fires in Viet- cilman Samuel Teicher has council session, he told a time, favor the development opposed to the two appoint- guaranteed. nam and Laos, the Nixon ad- reversed his stand and now newsman after the meeting of the North End beach area ments. Should the project costs ex- ministration has been under favors the recreational facil- that his remarks were aimed by private investors. He said Kenneth Lange of Katonah, ceed the budget figure, how- increasing pressure in the ity- at the City Council vice presi- that he has since learned that N.Y., the owner of a summer ever, the mayor said, the city U.S. Congress to abandon Lon A councilman was the tar- dent. independent investors are not residence at 275 New Ocean would have to add funds to Not and stop the bombing by get of accusations last night George Hoffman, council interested in upgrading that Ave., was the first to question meet the unexpected costs. the U.S. Air Force that is the by Joseph Pandure, 322 Breit president, quickly challenged portion of the community and the bonding code last night. Mayor Cioffi added that the chief factor preventing a Ter., who charged that a Mr. Pandure's statement. He has changed his opinion on the He was told that the city administration will retain an- Communist military victory. member of the body "made a said that all major appoint- issue. must appropriate $175,000 as a other real estate appraiser to Washington has been urging a deal" to change his former ments should require five A resolution later in the ses- down payment on the project. check the current appraisal sweeping reorganization of figures. the Phnom Penh government "We are seeing that every- to bring in other factions thing which can be done will since the antigovernment be done," the mayor said. guerrillas have said repea- Planners Feel Apartments "This is not an 'open-end' pro- tedly they would never nego- posal." tiate with Lon Nol. Mr. Lange questioned "the The chief obstacle to the integrity" of the application broadening of Lon Nol's re- for the program. He said the gime has been his younger Can Solve Housing Woes "primary people" supporting brother and chief adviser the program arc city officials, By WILLIAM J. ZAORSK1 ranges lace a serious shortage concentration of living units cent of the total units con- Brig. Gen. Lon Non, who bes- businessmen and "the real es- ted Sirik Matak in a powef _ of safe, decent .livin g. quar. - in any of the various

By JIM BISHOP immiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii always picked the biggest ele- > sent Tim the deed. There was phant at the bar. no thank you, but it stopped Tim Murray was a man you THE Angle's Death the letters. would have to know to dislike. Tim's jaw was wired in a He had only a short time to He was a little wizened man hospital. Four times I bailed go, and he spent it in warm who was born old. He had wis- REPORTER him out of a cell. He lost his saloons telling people what a job fixing tables and chairs. rat I was. From what I heard, py red hair that lifted in a iiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii breeze and BB blue eyes In a very short time, he hit the stories were pretty logic- which never seemed to blink. the cash register on Angie's al. Anybody who stops send- Any suit of clothes fashioned was a maniac, his boss was a bank account until it rang up ing checks has got to be ratty. for a skinny 12-year-old boy maniac. When he told her that "No Sale." In retrospect, I I even received a few letters would fit Tim. In place of in- all politicians were crooks, think she revenged herself on from readers saying: "You telligence, he had opinions. they became thieves. When he Tim. Angie died. to them. They put Tim in a may sound like an okay guy in All of them hard. cheated on his income tax, He had nothing. If he wept, "project" at low rent. They your column, but we know the He was 43 when he married she helped him with the sub- I missed the tears. At the also put him on relief. It truth from Tim Murray. Any an older woman who had a traction. It was Hie perfect time, 1 was on his "Bad List." wasn't enough. Could I send guy who has it made and bank account. Tim Murray marriage. I went to the wake, and sent him a little? I could. would let a relative starve .. never had one. He called him- Murray adopted me as a flowers, but he refused to The check went out on the Sterner and the Superport self a cabinetmaker. He friend. I was invited to his speak to me. Afterward, he first of the month. Once, when At least I had been pro- worked in a shop which re- little flat often. If I didn't sent a bitter letter, saying moted to the status of rela- E. Donald Sterner, chairman of the refineries busy. One which he favors I was on a trip, it went out on paired busted tables and chairs show up, I was a snob. If I that I was a lousy friend be- the fifth. A letter was on my tive. Toward the end, Tim county Planning Board, has urged service would be the construction of a pipeline and sagging sofas. His bride did, he reminded me that I cause I didn't send money. desk calling me a fair weath- would get on a bar stool at 19 club members and municipal officials in from existing superports in Canada under was a slob—not in dress or forgot to bring two six-packs I had an option. I could con- er friend. I checked with the a.m., have two belts, and be the Bayshore area to be more vocal in the St. Lawrence River and along the decorum—but in her supine of beer. "You still getting tinue to read the letters, or I Bureau of Social Services. off it on the floor at 10:30. He their~opposition to the possible estab- edge of our federal freeway system south- response to everything Tim away with writing that silly could help. So I went to see They said that Tim, after in- was getting mileage out of his ordered her to do. column?" he would say. "At lishment of a deepwater port off the New erly from Maine. him. He needed a smaller. vestigation, was getting along money. Her name was An- least until today," I would Cheaper flat. He needed okay, had enough food and He died suddenly last night. Jersey coast. say. "Tomorrow? Who "If our oil companies," he asks, gela— "Angie" to us—and she steady money. Worst of all, he beer to keep him out of It was late when the phone Although such a port would directly af- knows?" said he had no relatives, no trouble. "found it was economically sound to build cooked and baked for Tim as rang. I got out of bed. The fect tiiat section of the county, we believe though he was the whole He hit booze as though it friends. "I have two brothers nurse asked if I knew some- our existing pipeline from Texas, 3,000 Potter's Field everjc?Monmouth municipality should fol- world, as indeed he was. She was a punch-drunk. None of somewhere," he said, "but I stopped the checks. He one named Timothy Murray. miles across the U.S., under the Mis- the neighborhood taverns they haven't written in 20 low $is advice. Expressions of dis- had long blue hair, fitted her- wrote and said he was dying, Yes, I said, knowing the story sissippi River and over the Appalachian sclf snugly into a size 44 would serve Tim. He had to years." before she told it. "He expired appro5al, in the form of letters or other- and he had no grave. "I'm go- Mountains to Carteret, N.J., why wouldn't dress, and never permitted an. take a bus to find a joint . He Was too old for fresh em- ing to Potter's Field," he at 7 p.m." she said. "We wise, should be sent to the White House to it pay to build one only a few hundred independent thought to walk where they didn't know that, ployment. I talked to some wrote. "Try that on your con- would like to know what to do offset-the considerable pressure being ex- across her mind. after four belts, they wcre.in politicians. They were touch- science." My father had a with the body," she said. "He miles from Canada?" 1 ertedithere by lobbyists and other repre- When Tim told her his boss for trouble. The little donkey ed, which never comes easy couple of family graves. I gives you as next-of-kin" ... sentatives of the oil interests. Mr. Sterner is among those who be- Proponents of the port for supertankers, lieve the U.S. is in an energy crisis and including some county residents, say that that the federal government (the Nixon without those accommodations the refi- Administration) soon will be making a fi- Postal Service Needs Indians neries in North Jersey would have to close nal decision about the deepwater port. We, down; causing unemployment and disaster the people, must get word to the White By ROBERT YOAKUM iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinii the word "deceased" written you to begin a three-week after it: for the state's economy. House that we will not tolerate an energy- series of innovations imme- A year ago no onft thought "Dearest George, diately. Please confirm crisis solution that would ruin the Bay- ANOTHER Mr. Sterner says there are alternatives mail delivery in the United "I must write this in haste, receipt of this letter by return available which would keep the Jersey shore and all our seashore resorts. States could get wo?§e, but it love, because I am being mail. did. Even the postmaster gen- •LOOK watched like a prisoner. Bill "Sincerely, eral, Elmer Klasscn, admits suspects something and I'm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIIIII1III A. M. Pasture, M.D." Executive vs. Legislative that things have "deteriorated sure he's having me followed Not All Fatal seriously." letter took five days to go 14 by a private detective When- Not many delayed letters Congress has engaged in a lot of huff- Lately, we've heard a lot about the As a matter of fact, the gov- blocks, which is a lot -slower ever I leave the building. I'm have fatal results, of course. ing and puffing about the economic situ- great struggle between the executive and ernment may be forced to than the common garden snail even afraid to use the phone There are many mo-' like the ation, criticizing President Nixon and of- legislative branches, as Congress seeks to make peace with the Ameri- (Helix aspersa), who, when because he may have it tap- YOAKUM following: ped. fering lavish suggestions for what he recover some of its past prerogatives and can Indians so that they can humping along at all-out ond letter, like the one above, "Dear Mr. Holden: employ some experienced "Whatever you do, darling, should do about inflation, soaring food authority. speed, has been clocked at was returned marked "Un- "We have carried out your smoke signal senders. But .0313 m.p.h., or 165 feet in an do not try to meet me at the claimed; deceased." instruction to sell 5,000 shares prices, and so on. The tenor of debate and action on the that wouldn't solve the prob- hour. usual time and place! He may "State Health Commissioner of Imperial Gas and Pewter So what does Congress do when it has one-year extension, however, shows that lem of packages or letters Some Examples go there himself and, as you "Dear Sir: at market value, which was 23 a chance to clip Mr. Nixon's wings or even in a matter central to current affairs with enclosures. One thing is What we don't read in the know, he is insanely jealous. "The man with whom I on the day your letter arrived. write a plan itself? It hands the hot potato — and economic policy is about as central clear: You'd better do your papers, though, are the thou-. There is nothing he wouldn't talked on the telephone at Incidentally, the price when Christmas mailing early — do! right back to the President, with broad as you can get—Congress apparently can't sands of misfortunes and tra- your office said it sounded as your letter was written, eight not later than July 4. gedies that result from slow- "All my love, though I had been bitten by a days earlier, was 98. powers to handle it the best he can. help but give the initiative to the White Stories of long delivery er-than-snail mail. Let's imag- Amanda." rabbit. It was definitely not a Sincerely, That's the meat of the unexpectedly House. delays are common. A Long ine some examples: And a delay in the delivery rabbit. The thing that bit me Orfus B. Futures." large vote by the House of Representa- Once more We see a major reason for Island banker received a let- The following letter, which of the following letter could in the neck looked more like a Or this one: tives (293-114) to grant a one-year exten- the growing strength of the presidency: In ter containing $77,000 in arrived one week late, was re- also have fatal consequences: bat. Rabbits are bigger and "Panamanian Airways checks six weeks after it was sion of the President's wage-price author- complex matters where conditions change turned with "Unclaimed" Death Penally don't fly. I've decided to wait "Dear Sirs: mailed. In New York City one stamped on the envelope and "Dear Warden: for my doctor to return from ity to April 30,1974. constantly, it is nearly impossible to write "Thank you for your letter "Knowing how much you his vacation and take it up of March 8 notifying me of the Only a joint House-Senate conference hard-and-fast legislation covering all fac- oppose the death penalty, I with him. arrival of a salmon sent from on differences over a Senate version ets. am sure you will be pleased to "Sincerely, Norway by Mr. and Mrs. passed earlier remains before the Presi- It seems easier, and a better hedge see the enclosed official order Melba Peachman." Guthrie. The notification, dent is granted a free hand on Phase 3 of. against all eventualities, to leave the exec- commuting Raphael Schultz' "Dear Madam: which, ironically, contained sentence to life imprisonment. the words'Urgent: Perishable his economic controls program. utive branch free rein. Frankly, we do not "We have been trying des- .New evidence has turned up perately to reach you by tele- product!' arrived today, May The action comes at an interesting see that Congress had any reasonable al- in this case that will undoubt- phone, but there has been no 23. Please send the salmon (if time in Washington, D. C. ternative. edly result in a retrial, and, reply. What we told you was anyone can get near it now) quite possibly, an acquittal. that it sounded as though the to the following address, with "Yours sincerely, animal 'was rabid' (in other my compliments: Investment in the Future Gov. Mason R. Reams." words, had rabies), not that it "Postmaster Gen. Or imagine the con- was a rabbit. The Planned Parenthood of Monmouth and Asbury Park and counseling is pro- Elmer Klassen sequences of a delay in the "Since the animal cannot be County Inc., which has headquarters in the vided in problem pregnancies and for hos- U.S. Postal Service following exchange. The sec- examined, it is essential for Washington, D.C." MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Ser- pital patients. vice in Red Bank, has launched a fund- Mrs. Jahos describes a contribution to raising campaign through which it hopes Planned Parenthood as an investment in to raise $65,000. the future. She says the $65,000 needed will The value of services rendered by vol- help serve more than 10,000 women in the Today in History unteers, headed by Mrs. Evan W. Jahos of county who arc without access to family By the Associated Press In 1898, the United States Rumson, has been estimated at $56,930, a planning climes. U.S. representative to the declared war on Spain. United Nations. President mighty low figure when the talent involved Today is the 115th day of Planned Parenthodd's aim is to assure In 1901, New York became Lyndon B. Johnson nominated Is considered. They represent leading fig- 1973. There are 250 days left in the first state to require li- that ever>' child is a wanted child, but the former secretary of State ures in the worlds of finance, society, the the year. censes for ears. George W. Ball to replace clergy, medicine, the law. health of mother and child is also a major Today's highlight in history: In 1917, China entered Goldberg. consideration. That's why the clinics pro- On this date in 1945, dele- World War I against Ger- Planned Parenthood sponsors educa- One year ago: The White vide physical examinations which include gates of 45 nations met in San many. tional and medical programs throughout House disclosed that preslden- venereal disease and tuberculosis screen- Francisco to organize the In 1959, the St. Lawrence tial aide Henry A. Kissinger the county which are available to people of United Nations. Seaway was opened to ship- ings. had made a secret visit to all ages In education, it reaches teens in On this date — ping. Moscow. community centers, schools and religious The organization has made great In 1599, Oliver-Cromwell, Ten years ago: Soviet Pre- Today's birthdays: Singer who became lord protector of groups and it also provides training for strides in the past few years. We believe mier Nikita Krushchev, who Ella Fitzgerald is 55. Balle- England, was born. was 69, indicated that he was other! agencies and nursing schools. county residents want that pace accelera- rina Melissa Hayden is 45. Oh, Hello L'h Look What Tin In 1859, construction of the planning to retire. Thought for today: Neva- Family planning clinics have been es- ted, and will help by responding gener- Suez Canal was formally be- Five years ago: Arthur J. Uncovering Here" give advice in a crowd — Utdifbed in Red Bank, Matawan, Freehold ously to the appeal for funds. gun. Goldberg resigned as chief Arab proverb. -, ...... The Daily Register*, Red Bank-MKMIetown,NJ. Wednesday, April 25,1173 Studentf Shocked' at Board's Proposed Music Cutback Red Bank Regional New Keansburg iiiiiiiiiiiinimiMii to creation of inter- and bureau heads of the ship and at the taxpayers' ex- pends on our schools and Monmouth County Welfare High School national government. Nation- United States Department of pense. America can be lost by Board, conducts himself. Music Department 124 Park Avc. FROM OUR al boundaries and the concept Education are using billions of tyjiat right does anyone apathy. , He performs both in a bust- , Harding Road Keansburg, N. J. of sovereignty must be abo- dollars of tax money to make have to change America from For God and Country, ness-like and very personabjga Red Bank, N.J. 07701 To the Editor: lished. The quickest way to "change agents" of teachers a land of individual freedom Mrs. Lillian Deckert manner and has made very™ To the Editor: ! Now more than ever we READERS abolish . . . sovereignty is to to change America's school and responsiblity under God, favorable impressions with all As a member of the Red have a need for people in our condition the young to another children from individualists into an atheistic system of persons and with whom be Bank Regional High School government who are not only IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllllllMII and broader allegiance. Opin- into collectivists. collectivism with a ruling elite Carrier Praised deals. orchestra I was shocked, dis- dedicated, but who are ca- ion favorable to international Purchase the book entitled, under an almight dictatorial Monmouth County He is a credit to his family mayed, and angered when I pable of doing a good job. vised, teaching methods government will be developed "Feasibility Study: Behav- government? Welfare Board and your organization, as well heard that the Red Bank Re- The slate of Eugene Con- changed, students learned by in the social studies in the ele- ioral Science Teacher Educa- How many Americas want 106 Apple St. as himself. Having someone gional Board of Education nelly, Walter Roeseman and the discovery method. All this mentary school" tion Program." $6 from Su- this kind of a future for them- Vcw Shrewsbury, N.J. 07724 like Jed associated with your was discussing the possibility Peter Graham represents a to present the collectivist aim. According to The Fact Find- perintendent of Documents, selves or their children? To the Editor: organization is an immeasu- of dropping Mr. Murray Glass balanced team lor governing According to Jpseph P. er, Phoenix, Ariz., there is U.S. Government Printing Of- Check your children's text- 1 am taking this opportunity rable asset. and Mr. Robert Spencer from Keansburg. All too long spe- Bean, M.D., as stated in one proof that most of our top fice, Washington, DC. 20402. books and the way they are to commend the manner in Respectfully yours, the music department next cial interest groups have tried textbook, "Allegiance to a na- educators, leaders in the na- This project was produced being taught. Always remem- which Jed Murphy, your route MetGreeae year. Mr. John Luckenbill to disrupt our town with their tion is the biggest stumbling tional Education Association under government sponsor- ber that Ameria's future de- salesman who services the Public Information Officer would then be expected to mud slinging. take over as director and in- These men were not from structor of the orchestra, Mr. any one group but represent a Glass' position, and Mr. Spen- cross-section of backgrounds Savings you can count... cer's vocal classes. Mr. Luck- and experience. , enbill cannot teach three sep- Mr. Connelly is doing an VSDA "Choice" beef. •. it's tenderer, juicier, more flavorful! y^ all week specials! arate courses and continue his outstanding job as coun- work in the elementary cilman, he has served for 14 schools at the same time with- years as a member and secre- Gallon Bleach out the quality of all four tary of the Zoning Board of groups suffering. Money spent Adjustment. He has been a beef Stop & Shop on music in the elementary member of the fire depart- National - brand grades would be wasted if the ment for 22 years. quality at a tre- students had no opportunity to mendous saving. | use their music ability in high Mr. Roeseman has been a member of the Planning in Steak school. Board of eight years, two years as chairman. He has Superintendent Harold C. been a member of the First Tenderness Schaible points with pride to Aid for 16 years. the new high school and its Mr. "Graham has served for plans for three tennis and bas- five years on Ihe Board of is a sure thing Heinz Ketchup ketball courts, several gyms, Education. He has been a fields for track, football, base- member of the Jaycees for 14 oz bank ball, Softball, field hockey, eight years, and is the chair- with our new beef One of your favo- and even a laundry to wash man of the Keansburg Blood tes rite brands at a , and dry all athletic equip- Bank. You know how it is. You go to the same su- mini-price*. ment; and yet, original plans They bring together the nec- permarket, buy the same cat of beef, cook it for the new school did not essary experience to govern the same way... but somehow it just doesn't even include a room for the our town properly. come out the same. vocal groups. If all this money Connelly, Roeseman and can be poured into sports,' Graham promise a "New That can't happen to you at Stop & Shop. Porterhouse Steak then it's about time that some Keansburg." I believe them Our "Quality-Protected" seal guarantees that and support their slate and the beef you buy next week will be just as 25 oz jar was spent on promoting cul- USDA Choice ture through music. urge every interested citizen good as the beef you buy this week. Made with 5 kinds to vote for them. T-Bone Steak of apples. So good | Board president Curtis Cat- Very truly yours, Here's what makes it possible. Our "Quality- with any meat. Ian claims that the board Louis B. Memmolo Protected" beef is USDA Choice Grade beef USDA Choice "Quality-Protected" "has looked into areas where naturally aged for tenderness and flavor. We Rib Steak cost problems are identi- do it the right way ... without additives of fiable, and music is one of Income lav 598 S. Laurel Ave. any kind ... letting time and nature do its those areas." If so, where is work. Vacuum sealing keeps it fresh and Chuck the money being used? Hazlet, N.J. Morton Pot Pies juicy as it tenderizes. All this, in turn, makes California Steak To the Editor: We have not received any It appears as if the people "Quality-Protected" Beef uniformly good frozen S oz pkg of the state of New Jersey every time you buy it. Beef, Chicken or new instruments or equip- turkey. Stock up ment, we are still in the same will, after the ^tate Supreme Boneless Chuck »«* on these! cramped half classroom with Court decision, have an in- "Quality-Protected" Beef. It's not just a the band and choral groups, come tax whether they want name ... it's a guarantee. Bomles* the heat rarely works in the it or not. Cube Steak - T.' Club Steak Bib winter (we certainly aren't If it is to come, the people Prices effective April 23-28 adding to the fuel bill), etc., should have their basic rights etc. Mr. Schaible and the preserved. The pretext used board should visit the music for an income tax in the past department themselves and would lead the property own- show us where the money is er to believe that this tax bur- being spent. den would be relieved. Is that fact or fiction? The board also says that we I list for you inspection five do not have as many students provisions to ensure some signing up for music as in oth- security to the property tax- er years. I cannot speak for payer. other courses, but orchestra 1. All monies collected from has more than 30 signed up an income tax should be for next year which is only placed in a seperate trust for seven to 19 less than it has elementary and high schools Quality you can count on week after week with mini-pricing been in the past few years. only. Because of 10 students we lose 2. The state contributions to one of the best teachers in the per-pupil education should be school? added to that fund with no de- v Specially bred to he meaty, moist and tender! More all week money-savers! crease from the present rate. Personal Size Ivory 16 '£ It seems foolish to let two 3. An equal per-pupil e fine teachers like Mr. Glass amount of monies should be Hunt's Tomato Sauce :no and Mr. Spencer go when the given to the townships for Wlwli W Itlctl White Gem Chicken Parts Stop & Shop Potatoes IIMCIR 15° new school will need music di- their control with no more rectors two years from now. strings than present. Hunt's Stewed Tomatoes Mr. Glass has always encour- Hershey's Mini-Chips ','','49II U C aged us, and probably himself A. One of the most impor- Ml tant points is to end once and Quarters (Mhe OOt as well, by mentioning how Hudson Napkins II1H OO great it will be (or us in the for all time a property tax for Leg with back Sun Glory Margarine new school. For six years, this education statewide. Breast with wing 5. Any future income tax accomplished man has While Gem U.S Grade A worked to build an orchestra rate rise be put on the ballot Choice of 8 yummy-tasting flavors! to be proud of, and now that for voter inspection and ap- we are finally moving to facil- proval. Half Gallon Ice Cream with White Gem White Gim ities where we can really To all property owners, From famous Indian River groves! Thllhi U.S. Grade A keep your eyes open; at stake Legs U.S. Gride ft C work, Mr. Glass won't be 69: Breasts Stop t Shop there to work and enjoy it is school financing, possibly 79 with us. Because of a strange mixed with the state budget for all sorts of spending. It we loyalty to the school and stu- C dents, Mr. Glass turns down must support our schools with Taste 0'Sea Fried Clams 79 many better job offers every an income tax, let's make Oranges | Quarter Pork Loins Taste 0'Sea Fish & Chips 69C year. Where can we find a quite sure that's the only C more dedicated man than thing the money goes for! Loaded witl^ John's Cheese Pizza 77 juice. Get your C this? Vincent J. Borst 9-11 center and John's Sausage Pizza daily vitamins 77 end cut chops C this delicious way. Downyflake Pancakes 29 The taxpayers should look Our Education The same high qual- into the school and find out Rd. 3 Box 1071 ity pork we sell every Stop& Shop Fudge'N Pop \Vl just where their money is go- Forked River, N.J. 08731 week. This week, at Choc-Lit Covers VI ing. They owe it to themselves To the Editor: Florist Nook special savings! Ib Sara Lee Apple Danish 79C and their children. It was the By 1905, Dcwcy had become lilt C short-sightedness of the last the dominant voice in teacher Garden Needs'. Lender's Rye Bread Ml 49 $ 29 C generation which kept us education, his home base — We have everything Lender's Bread "JJE" 49 from having a badly needed Columbia University. you need to plant, Spare Ribs'W 89S Pork Roasts 1 » C high school years ago. Don't Gorton's.",';:; Fish Fillet Ml 79 Dewey, a national Socialist, grow and weed. Be tin C let your short-sightedness changed the aim, content, and the neighbor who has the lush- Perx Coffee Lightener 16 keep us from having a music methods of education to col- est lawn and Ore-Ida Tater Tots "X," 33° department to be proud of and lectivism. « garden this __I)airy-fresh and mini-priced1! two men with the high caliber The chief instrument to ac- summer! Catch somr values in our Fish Matkc\ of Mr. Spencer and Mr. Glass, complish this reform of our lo teach us. country was the use of the so- Haddock Fillets >..... Breakstone Yogurt Most sincerely, cial studies. New textbooks Brook Trout Swi»5tyl« Half Pint OCc Nancy Scidcinan were written, old ones rc- Geraniums llvlp yourself Light, smooth and luscicui. As- /^ Beauty for your ' f • to sal inns in our Dressed Smelts > < soiled llajofj Souncfs. fcW home or garden. "... srlf-servire deli! Taste 0'Sea Fried Clams 1 Will bloom all Hickory-Smoked Tropicana Orange Juice ..I. ., 29° summer. 4" pot lib i t,rt Stop & Shop cliff* cooh your dinner! Rath Sliced Bacon 1.09 C Healthy saviniis all ueek long! Stop & Shop Franks Bar-B-Q Chickens --' 79 . Q-Tip Cotton Swabs .:i?.49c HAZLET RESIDENTS 50 ft. Garden Hose Stop & Shop Bologna 89 Macaroni Salad !.'!69C. s Right Guard Deodorant IXZ '1 Vi" inside diameter. Heavy duty, Schickhaus Franks •; i.i5 Parfaits * Iir.r1*1" 39 C[ nylon reinforced 3-ply vinyl cover, A.A otnitnnausrranKS ,.;-i.ia Karfaits ;;"••;:•"•""" 39f. Bayer Aspirin forChildren «T»25 25 NOTICE solid brass couplings. This notice is placed to remind all parents ol sludenls who C attend non-public schools that Ihe deadline lor Ming of Summer Flowering Bulbs 7Q applications for transportation is May 1,1973 at the ollice- Aiicrttd Qladt, Btjonln ind Dihlln pk| IV of the Secretary of the Board of Educalion. Applications are available at the Board of Education at 82 Bethany Michigan Peat Moss i,"1.29 with tils coupon on (om) »lth this coupon on (Ihm) with this coupon on (oni) With this (MfMM (III) Road, Hazlet, N.J. Applications tiled with the Secretary af- Mcki|iof4O 5 ounci pk|t of M ounci pkj ol ter the above dale could mean Ihe loss of transporlalion Vigoro Fertilizer VXZ '2.49 1-ptaM CJII if Rigular Gimral lovndry for your-child/children. Should you file lale. your appli- C •r Supir f3 cation must be accompanied by a letter explaining IIIR Ortho Fertilizer ""t'r:v,7 99 Mill* Dilirgtnl reason for the late application Lale applications will hn Golden Vigoro Lawn Food". '3.99 Limit 1 coupon ptrfimlly Good April 29-11 judged on Ihe validity ol Ihe reason given. Good April 2MI ' Limit 1 coupon p«r family Magic Carpet Grass Seed '..".'1.99

<1i;i|iin Vltciulcd .>()• Pound Bajj of MEN'S Madrid I iiini'iilinii Premium Season >>ii|)iTi'iiii> Mivlurc Dome: tic Peat SHREWSBURY - F Don Long Fertilizer Law ii Seed SWK2O,- Chapin has returned from an 99c SAVES US eight-day insurance con- 1 SHOES Mill,. Regular Si.8 ) 444 vention in Madrid, Spain, Ill,, ll.iv As low As ' ( H.-tlllli- I . Til I'l'mlllre. ., ||,j,.l, • Low & High boots •»l l.-.-.l- .,11 . where he was honored as a -1'"''!! l.n.II. Ijim • By: Ambassador. II Mill 11,,1'lllH for top salesman throughout the l.t-l nix,.. Volpe. Bally. past IK months for Occidental 1.1.1! Wlnlhrop and more Life of California. •clinii llmirimtrriltir \ • Selection of whites Mr Chapin. the company's 500 Rm >|,,,rP, || II.. km.«rk. N.J. .-Ulrn I.I.ml. N.Y. general agent here, qualified l.l>irp.li.n. ,YJ. V» Hrunmirk. N.J. IV.-k.klll. N.Y. for convention by exceeding Sears HhMlMinn.Yj. lt»ll IOIIICK AND CO SmilhHorn.UI. Hunllnglon. I.I. NiMirl. N.Y. 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. SHREWSBURY high sales standards set by 747-9894 iT THl Jt&P SHOPPING CENTER Occidental, a Transamerica company. The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.I Wednesday, April 2S, U73 t 'OUR TRIM IS BETTER' FREE we WITH EVERY FOOD * BUYING PURCHASE* FaODSUPERMAgKETS "Sony, wi m nn

ON FOOD PURCHASES OF $15 OR MORE ,tlt,,MWlCM CHARGE FOOD AT ANY TWO GUYS FOOD SUPERMARKET , FINE CHINA BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE ON SALE THIS WEEK! Bottom Round or Cross Rib Noburn Kobayashl CUPS cov. Architect CASSEROLE On Board ROAST Of Museum less Rump 159 59 LINCROFT - Noboru Ko- ROAST bayashi, a Red Bank archi- )AST ib 1 ROAST Ib. 1 tect, has been selected as a WHOLE ROUND TOP BOTTOM CROSS RIB PRICED HIOHER member of the board of trustees for Monmouth Mu- PORK CHOP SALE!! seum. In practice in Red Bank TWOGUYS TRAOING STAMP since 1956 and a member of CENTER ONE BOOK SPECIAL WEEKLY SPECIAL the American Institute of Ar- SHOULDER chitects, he is a past president CUT 139 of the Shore Chapter of the "STEP SAVER" Ib.89! ' 1 New Jersey Society of Archi- tects as well as past director 10 PC. SALAD SET By Johnson Set includes: 1 large salad of the New Jersey Society of 32 Ounct Size bowl, 4 individual bowl*, 1 pc R«g. 1.39 Architects. talt & pepper shaker*, 1 pr. GENUINE SPRING Fresh Ground Chuck Mr. Kobayashi is a native of servers, 1 tray in weavewood C design, Dishwasher safe. CITY CUT FRESH Geneva, III. 97 LAMB CHOPS Roosting Pork PORK SHOULDER «G. 9 99

Pqsl for Friese ^BB^W BH^HHi MHM HHH^B HHl ^^^B ^^^^B ^^^HB B^B • MMI^H 1HMM1 B^^^^^^^^W ^^^^iw ^^^^^m ^^^^^m ^^^^^m ^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^m^ ^^^^^m ^^^^^M KANSAS CITY, Mo - The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U S has appointed Wil- We reserve the right to limit quantities liam Friese of °ort Mon- OPEN DAILY mouth, N J • as national aide- 9:30 A.M.'Til 10 P.M. Not responsible for typographical errors •SUNDAY 9 A.M-'Til 6 P.M. de-camp for signing up 50 or Prices effective thru Sat April 28, 1973 more new or reinstated mem- POOD tUPIRMMKira MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 •For MM A«imt41/ lt« bers in his post li Tfce Dally Register, Red Bank-Mtddlelown, N.J. Wednesday, AprU 25,1973 Option Contract Risks Buying Hamburger ByKOGEB E. SPEAR option will be exercised at or before expiration. This figure By SYLVIA PORTER MIMIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII that butchers and stores label Q — I am curious about put SUCCESSFUL is generally close to the cur- hamburger not only by name and call options which I have rent trading price for the If you pay Jl a pound for YOl R MONEY'S (e.g., ground beef, lean seen advertised. It seems to INVESTING stock. Premiums — cost of ground beet, the true cost of a ground beef, extra lean me this might be a low-cost the option — may run as high cooked three-ounce serving is ground beef) but also by per- method of investing. Would ••IIIIIIUIIIIKIIIIUIIIIHIMIIIUIIIIIHIIIIIIII as 25 per cent of the current Puts work in reverse, entitl- WORTH — To get the most for your 26 cents — vs. 35 cents for pic- centage of fat content. you please explain how these cost for 100 shares, although ing the buyer to sell within the hamburger dollar take advan- options work? — A.S. 12 per cent is a more custo- nic ham, 42 cents for leg of niiiiiiiiiimimiNMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii The fat content of ham- lar stock within a given time specified period at the agreed- tage of hamburger offered as mary premium. lamb, 35 cents for chuck sleak burgers recently analyzed by A — Trading in puts and period. Calls are written for upon striking price. With or chuck roast. Ground meat which doesn't Consumers Union was 15 to 33 a special or loss leader and calls is not investing in the 30 days, for six months and 10 Advertisements such as you meet these criteria usually check to make sure that the calls, the hope is that the Even at today's record high per cent for meat labeled strictest sense since the op- days and longer. Once that pe- have seen are from the option stock will rise, whereas in a must be labeled "hamburg" advertised special price is ac- tion holder has not acquired meat prices, hamburgers still ground beef; 12 to 34 per cent riod is over, the option be- writer's existing inventory, put profit results from the or "hamburger" or "chop tually the price stamped on any securities but rather the are one of the biggest meal for ground chuck; 5 to 27 per comes worthless. The strike rather than being specifically stock declining The obvious meat" (sic). the meat. right to buy or sell a particu- price is the price at which the bargains you can find — and cent for ground round; K to 22 written for a particular buyer. advantage in these contracts thus, you owe it to yourself lo Ground chuck is theo- per cent for ground sirloin. — Look at the hamburger On these contracts, the strik- retically just that notes Super- away from the counter lights is the small capital require- learn the rules for buying Other surveys have re- ing price may be several ment. If the stock fails to per- them. marketing magazine, al- to doublecheck the color. points away from current vealed fal contents as high as form in the hoped-for manner, though the usual practice is to — Figure on one-quarter to trading levels. As the stock We are now eating about 4.9 42 per cent, with no correla- Staton Gets New the loss is restricted to the label ground up lean trimm- one-half pound of ground beef moves up, the offering option billion pounds of ground beef tion between price and fat cost of the contract and the each year, roughly 23 pounds ings from any part nf a beef per person and keep in mind house will also up the pre- content. commission on it. for every man, woman and carcass "ground chuck." Typ- While under current lederal that flavor does down after mium and vice versa as the child. If you figures 4V; «'- of ically, the ratio of meal to fat law, hamburgers may contain even a day of storage. Post at Beech-Nut stock drops. In one example, (To order your copy of Ro- meat per hamburger, that's a is four to one. as much as 30 per cent fat, Fat Labels NEW YORK - George R. the premium is 33 per cent on ger Spears 52-page Guide to total of 17.4 billion ham- Chopped sirloin is normally some stores and supermarket — Look for fat labels on the Staton of Hazlet, N.J. has a six month call option in Successful Investing, send $1 burgers, or 83 per person per about 90 per cent lean and chains are setting stricter lim- hamburger you buy. been named manager of trade which the shares are IVi per with name and address to Ro- year. And that works oul to specially labeled "low ca- its on their own and say so on — If you buy hamburger relations and national ac- cent above striking price. In ger E. Spear, Red Bank Reg- more than $4 billion for ham- lories" or "diet lean." (Pure their labels. patties of any quality level, counts for Beech-Nut, Inc.'s this case the stock would have ister, Box 1618 Grand Central burger meat — not lo mention lean hamburger, under 17 per keep in mind that you may be Confections Division. to rise 31 per cent just to cov- Station, New York, New York cent fat, incidentally, is al- The Most Protein what you pay to eat ham- paying a premium of as much Mr. Staton, as manager of er commissions and costs. 10017) most completely void of fla- As for protein, the basic burgers in restaurants* and as 10 cents a pound. trade relations and national vor.) general rule is that you can fast-food places, what you — Shop alertly among the accounts, will be responsible get the most protein for the spend (or rolls, catsup, other 'Master List' various classes and prices of for headquarters contact with least amount of money by Shop & Compare trimmings. Early next month, the Na- chopped beef. You'll probably major national accounts and buying the least expensive va- But do you really know the tional Live Stock and Meat find a price range of 50 cents for company participation in riety. It may be called ham- differences between the Board in Chicago will issue a or more from one type to an- trade and industry association burger or "regular" chopped grades and types of ham- "Master List nf Meat names other, without any significant activities. for Retail Meat Identity La- beef and it should contain no burgers, in fat and protein nutritional or flavor advan- The Rhode Island native beling" which the board hopes more than 25 to 30 per cent contents, etc.? If you are typi- tages of one type over anoth- has more than 23 years of meal markets and grocery fat. An exhaustive study of cal, you do not — so here er. sales and sales management goes: stores across the country will hamburger by •Consumers —Try "trading down" to- Union also concluded that experience with Beech-Nut. Nothing But Beet use to guide you on the 600- ward the lowest-priced ham- lower-priced varieties of He joined the company as Ground beef contains noth- plus different names being burger with the knowledge ground beef had just as much New York division manager town's ing but beef, has a relatively used today to describe various that you can "erase" minor flavor as higher-priced vari- in 1971 and for the past year high proportion of fat and has meat cuts. Among the recom- differences between ham- mendations: a requirement eties. was sales development man- George R. Staton no water added. burger types by imaginative ager. He will be responsible , GETTING UP EARLIER? use of onions, garlic, spices, for sales in the Eastern re- relish, barbecue sauce. See our selection of gion, which includes New ROOM DARKENING England, New York, New Jer- Bank Position Carrier CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING sey, Pennsylvania and parts To Schnilzpalm of Maryland and West Vir- WINDOW ginia. NEW YORK - Leon E. Schnitzpahn of Salem Lane, Herri ngcr Logs Little Silver, N.J., has been SHADES promoted to securities move- • slripes. pattern1;, moires, .$1 Million in Sales ment officer of Marine Midland with or without Irinqe. Bank-New York, according to • In Stock up to 72" wide ASBURY PARK - Theo- ' • Most orders ready within an hour* dore H. Beringer.'III, of 242 John S. Lawson, president. ring in your rollers and sizes Pinecrest Road, Oakhurst, Mr. Schnitzpahn, previously special agent with Prudential an assistant trust securities Insurance Company's Jersey officer, is assigned to the 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Shore agency sold over 1 securities and loan processing million in insurance last year. section of the operations de- 741-7500 Mr. Beringer, who joined partment. Open Dally 3:00 lo 5:30 Prudential in 1963, is a gradu- He holds a degree from Rut- Wed. & Fri. Eve. till 9P.M ate of Life Underwriter Train- gers University, is married, ing Council courses. and has a son.

David A. Nlmmo, Jr. Nimmo Given Bank Promotion DAVIDSON NEWARK - David A. Nim- mo, Jr. of Freehold township has been appointed a senior great wines & cheeses of the world trust officer of First National J O . ^ EmEverybodm y State Bank of New Jersey. He joined the bank's trust department in 1966, and be- come home to DAVIDSONS came trust officer in 1969. THINK OF US AS YOUR PRIVATE WINE SELLER During 197(f Nimmo was en- Hundreds of great wines chosen by Davidson's experts to gaged in the private practice assure your satisfaction. Exquisite wines to be sipped & sav- of law in Freehold and West- oured: the finest selection of imported & domestic wines & li- field, and returned to the quors you'd wish to find this side of the Atlantic. bank's trust department at the end of that year. Since March of 1971, he also has been a vice president and Pernand senior trust officer of the Bordeaux Hackeltstown-based First Na- Vergelesses Vouvray JARLSBERG tional State Bank of North- Rouge Norwegian Swiss- west Jersey, which is an affil- 'TO Ltilour... '71 WiMmiin .. . iate of First National State "69 Wiltlinan .. Type Cheese Bancorporation, the parent A line red burgundy A delightful white "Nutty & Mild" holding company of both A pleasan! red dinner with a delicacy of wine from the Loire banks. wine, blended in Bor- tasle and outstanding Valley of Fiance, with deaux, France, with bouquet, good bal- jus! a touch of sweet- A graduate of Rutgers Uni- the care and skill o! ance and finesse. ness. 139 versity, he holds a law degree the house o[ Wild- Comparable lo many I LB. man. better-known bur- from Seton Hall Law School. gundies selling for Holmdel phone: 946-9455 Edison phone: 985-3111 He is a member of the New higher prices. N.Y. STATE YELLOW Jersey and American Bar As- •65 sociations. 39 .-•Mi CHEDDAR 65 "Sharp & Tangy" 2 .ill. 5 139 I LB. Batard Imported VICTORY MARKET from Holland 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508. 747-1339 Berncasteler Monlrachel Chianti "Smooth & Creamy" FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE - TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY I,(-naive Doctor MILD GOUDA FOR YOUR Classieo FREEZER HIND

LONDON SI 69 CENTER CHUCK m Complete Cheese and Epicure Shop BROIL 1Ib. STEAK 9\Jl TASTY POT 8109 FRESH FRYING DAVIDSON'S CHUCK ROAST WH0LE WINES and LIQUORS 1Ib: CHICKEN 49°. 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK OFFEEER SAVARIN LEAN CHUCK TELEPHONE 747-3334 - 747-3344 COFFEE COFFEE 95 GROUND 0HNmot mi.9 to9 P.M. MON., IU1S., THUB. ISM. 9 ID 6:30 Board OKs Blood Bank Site Plan SUPER SAVING DISCO/, RED BANK - The Mon- mouth County Blood Bank won final Planning Board site plan approval last night allow- SIRLOIN ing the agency to move its county headquarters from New Shrewsbury to an exist- ing building at S. Bridge Ave. and Newman Springs Road. YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT HERE! The Planning Board ap- Ib proved the use change, pro- vided shrubbery is planted in front of the building and in a buffer area between the struc- TAILLESS T-BONE OR PORTERHOUSE STEAK ture and adjacent residential SUPER SAVER S area. Boneless Chuck Roast , 1.38 Semi-Boneless Steak BEEF ROAST I Also approved were appli- cations from Dr. Edward Al- legra for alterations and a use change of offices at 282 Broad St. and a two-story 12-unit garden apartment proposed SEMI-BONELESS by Charles E. Polk for Locust SPECIAL OFFER! WATER ADDED-WHOLE and Leighton Aves. OR EITHER HALF A site plan application from Howard Dexter Associates to caravele cutlery expand an existing building on ••••#•••••••••••• E. Front St. was disapproved steak for several reasons. The BDYv ROBESON) S board cited insufficient park- ing, setbacks, lot size, front knife SMOKED HAM SLICES OR ROASTS 1.19 yard, and lot width, and the fact that the change is a non DELI & SEAFOOD FAVORITES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! permitted use for its denial. Country Style Spare Ribs Ib. Schickhaus Franks.. (At Acme S Super Saver Markets with Deli Depts.) The board told Mr. Dexter Mb. C c he could still seek a required Old Hickory Franks... Pk9. Sliced Beef Liver >b. 78 Schickhaus Liverwurst b69 variance from the Zoning O T B E N D C C Board of Adjustment, with or Pork Chop ^ R S R C H OPS lb 93° Lancaster Polish Sausage ° 89 Dorman's Swiss Cheese ..=....»-»,. 89 without Planning Board ap- C c proval. Roasting Chicken : SSL...... * 59* Gfenside Sliced Bologna •* 95 Haydu Cooked Salami b85 A site plan for Grandville $ Condominiums, at West Front Jones Link Sausage. >S1-29 Hormel Canned Ham £ 4.38 Flounder Fillet JS .11.19 St. and Morford Place was ap- proved, subject to final ap- proval by the borough engi- neer. Last night's resubmis- sion involved changes made on the site plan since it was LOOK WHAT ONE *7.50 PURCHASE CAN SAVE YOU okayed last March. Subdivision applications were approved for Paul M. and Lillian Joy for a Mon- AT ACME AND SUPER SAVER THS WEEK!! mouth St. property, and for All three Items free with one '7.50 purchase. William T. and Ruby Webster, for a residence at 129 River St.

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A teller at the Auto Bank, Puces etleclive April 15. thru Apnl 21. 1973 n New Jersey (Pen) Pleismt ft NorthJ in SUttn liland & in Oangt County New York. Quint*/ Rights reserved. Not response lor Koypprt, Miss Olsen is a 1971 graduate of Red Bank Catho- lic High School and completed <@> FROZEN FOODS AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! eafflti a year at Trenton State Col- SAVE 25 I SAVE 8 SUPER lege. ' toward purchase of Q toward purchase of U ' She was elected Home- 84-oz. box of I 14-or. box of I 0 coming Queen in her senior year at RBC, where she also TIDE BUC WHEATS STOUFFER 12-oz. was active in the Forensic DETERGENT CEREAL CAKE UU & CHEESE • •••••••••• pkg. Club, cheerleading, drama, in- •1.14 WITH THIS COUPON' WITH THIS COUPON 65 tramural and water sports, 11 C 45 Lancaster Dinners..°«™ &39 Lancaster AIL Beef Steaks and the yearbook. RtOMmiDIt Apr. 22. 7-Mfg. fl«de«m«ble Apr. 32. 7-Mfg. P thru Apr. 2B, 1973 inru Apr. 21. 197] C Meal Tab LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILV LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Rich's Coffee Lightener 2 :35 Taste 0 Sea »...; ^^ DAIRY FOODS AT -_. ^^ BAKED GOODS AT is Expensive <*£&>SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY™^ ^^SUPER SAVINGS EVERYL HYDE PARK,.Vt. (AP) - SAVE 20 I SAVE 50 >AMEncA cHEESE \ New Jersey man found the >rice of food really sky- toward purchase of ••••••••••I HRAn " ^ « QQc HflMESTVIF RRFAL1 rocketed for him in Vermont I6V2-0Z. box of I toward purchase of J 1 E $ this Week. BETTY CROCKER , pkg. of 40 , Farmdale Butter °1«ssl. . 6PK X: 73C Acme Wheat Bread .." I~°1.3K 1 The clerk of Vermont Dis- scons 8 trict-Court here said Richard POTATO BUDS j l C M. Aaron, 24, of Fair Haven, WITH THIS COUPON CONFIDETS Ideal Cream Cheese ^ *m:25 Big Buy Cinnamon Buns N.J., entered a plea of guilty WITH THIS COUPON I Monday to charges of petty Rtdwmible Apr. 2?. 7-Mfg. Redeems bit Apr, 32, '"Mfg. *-—^^ thru Apr. 3B. 1B73 thru Apr. 2S. 1973 larceny. Police said he ate LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILV LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY some food in a grocery store >FARM FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! in the ski resort town of Stowe, dropped the wrappers on the floor, and left the mar- C ket without paying. SAVE 25° I SAVE 30 GOLDEN BANANAS J2 GRAPEFRUIT— The original cost of the food GREAT toward purchase of toward purchase of LI C was $1.04. The fine was $25. a STEAKMATE I 2-lb. can of B4-oi. box of ORANGES = 10 58 MUSHROOMS - Trouble Shooters ICHOCK FULLO'NUTSI. BOLD • C Arc Selected I COFFEE I' DETERGENT CELERY HEARTS ~J9 SWEET CORN...x 5,. 49 RED BANK - Bed Bank I WITH THIS COUPON •1.07 WITH THIS COUPON I ROME US C Regional High School has se- RedecmibU Apr. 22. FANCY lRedMm.bleAp.2}. 7-Mfg. 7-Mfg. 0 tor UU lected its Trouble Shooting Ihru Apt. 21. 1913 BAKING APPLES 59 SUNKIST LEMONS thiu Apr 78 9 LIMIT ON6 COUPON PER FAMILY team for the annual contest ILIMIT ONE COUPON PEH FAMILY May 5 at Newark State Col- lege, Union. Norman Palmer of the C 13V«-oz. e school's automotive shop de- ^College In Chicken Broth 59 College Inn Chicken Broth can 16 Planter's Cocktail Peanuts TWIN it ., b partment said the team mem- TUBS •'•«• C bers' are Greg Hart', 43 Ideal Salt. 52? 7 Chiffon Soft Margarine ' P*fl- 52 Tenderleaf Tea Bags O r,™ 9 Schanck Road, Holmdel, and Bala Club Beverages e John Greeley, 118 Borden St., 1 Pillsbury R.T.S. Frostings Vogeler's Mayonnaise *3£ 65 Shrewsbury. •%« ••« A I I •* • LOW CALORIE FRENCH, ... M_ The team will be sponsored Mazola Diet Margarine X53 Handi Wrap by Maurice Schwartz And- Pfeiffer Salad Dressing ^.^s^...."^ 37° Son. ^Pjllsbury Cake Mixes Red Rose Tea Bags. oT;.59 Wishbone French Dressing 12 He Dtfy Register, Bed Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, April Z$, 197'. Utility Users Ultimately Pay Costly Rate Case Fees tem of providing rate counsel Some persons familiar with have an office of professionals when the attorneys were ap- ties industry and even less By JAMES GEISTENZANG yet been appointed — were that would make the at- was considered a reform in paid more than $237,000. The torneys full-time employes of the role of rate counsel have who get a salary?" he asked. pointed on a more or less per- about the complicated rate "They've got to be high- manent basis to handle all structures. • 1970, some observers say the ALLAN VODER total bill in that case came to the Department of Consumer suggested setting up an office priced. You can't put any rate counsel work. It was, PUC officials said of only difference is that the six- AP-New Trftue Strike Ftrce nearly $380,000. Affairs. of-full-time attorneys to handle rate cases—at least hack in there." Prior to 1970, different law- the old system, a plentiful figure fees are now concen- (Utftf a Series) Besides the $126,000 paid to "I'd like to see rate counsel trated among five attorneys Biunno in that case, McGIynn in a greater adversary posi- during times of inflation when 'Get Wkat YN Pay F»r' yers throughout the state horn of patronage. Another former rate coun- were appointed as rate coun- instead of 20. NEWARK (AP) - At- was paid $67,661, Kirsten tion," said Wallwork, who has rate requests come in droves. But while the present rate sellor now in the judiciary sel, often regardless of their "The rate counsel system torneys and consultants hired 136,869 and Orlando $6,825, ac- gained somewhat of a reputa- A former rate counsellor counsel are said to be experts suggested: "Until we get a familiarity with rate work, was set up as a forward-think- to represent the public when cording to vouchers on file in tion as a PUC watchdog in the suggested that five $30,OOO-a- on utilities matters, their ap- complete reorganization with whenver rate hike requests ing consumer law, not as a po- New Jersey's two largest util- the state attorney general's Statehouse. year attorneys—a top salary, pointment is so lucrative that laywers who make it a career, were made. litical slush fund," one former ities sought rate increases be- office in Trenton. "They could be a lot more he said, for a good law- it is still considered a patron- you get what you pay for." rate counsellor said. He added fore the Public Utilities Com- And that, a lot ot oiner at- active by looking after the yer—would save hundreds of The result of such a system, age plum. thousands of dollars in legal The present system of pay- PUC officials say today, was "It's still a political appoint- that the reformed system mission in the last 18 months torneys, consumer advocates, tonsumer's interests in all "tended to be perverted be- kinds of dealings with the util- fees. ing rate counsel differs great- astring of attorneys appoint- ment, a real plum, no ques- were paid more than 1600,000. state officials and a former cause of the substantial sums ities, not just in rate cases," "Why shouldn't it work with ly from that used before Gov. ed by the attorney general tion about it," Wallwork said. The bulk of that money rate counsel agree, is too of money." went to five attorneys with much he said. five $30,000 lawyers? Why not Cahili took office in 1970, who knew little about the utili- Even though the new sys- strong ties to the Republican "It's wild. They're making administration of Gov. Wil- too much money," said a re- liam T. CahiU. spected lawyer, a Democrat, The attorneys—chief coun- and a former rate counsel. sel Vincent Biunno and Wil- "From what I hear, it's an liam E. McGIynn, John Gra- outrage." ham, Jack Kirsten and Ste- In the words of a former phen Orlando Jr.—were ap- commissioner, the rate coun- pointed by the state attorney sel should be paid "a reason-1 general as rate counsel in re- able fee but not a windfall." cent rate hike requests made He added: "The utilities are by New Jersey Bell Telephone being asked to pay too much Co. and Public Service Elec- in rate counsel fees. Someone tric and Gas Co. ought to devise a formula Their work for the state was that's more realistic." part-time, and in each case, The former commissioner, a the attorneys maintained Democrat, suggested that the their private practices. rate counsel might be oper- Their fees, and hundreds of ated through the public de- thousands of dollars in addi- fender's office. tional fees that are being run The fees paid to consultants up in pending rate cases, were are a major part of the cost of paid by the utilities whose a rate hearing. One of the rate requests they tried to largest fees — $100,000 — was have the PUC reduce. paid to the New York con- But it was the users of those sulting firm of Ernst and utilities — New Jersey's resi- Ernst, which was hired in the dents — who ultimately paid 1970-71 FSE&G rate case. the bill through their monthly According to Biunno, most utility charges. of the work in these rate One of the attorneys, cases is "non-legal." But it is Biunno the chief counsel, was the job of the rate counsel, he paid J126.265 for his work in said, to coordinate the find- the PSE&G rate case that be- ings of hired consultants as gan in April, 1970, and ended they scrutinize the corporate in "December 1971, with the financial records of a utility in PUC granting nearly »72 mil- an attempt to determine if a lion in increased rates. requested rate boost is justi- Biunno, a Republican, was fied. recently nominated to the "As it is now, counsel is the "*•„£-?-« U.S. District Court by Presi- vehicle through which all dent Nixon. these outside consultants arc Under New Jersey law, the pulled together to present a ZEBCO SPIN-CAST rate counsel is allowed to case," Biunno said in an inter- charge a specified percentage view. He added that the com- COMBINATION of the utility company's gross plexities ot a rate case are Pishing ease with this 2-pc. profits for the preceding year such that the rate counsel 5' fiberglass rod and 202 reel; as its maximum fee. tries to locate and hire the silent selective anti-reverse; In both the New Jersey Bell best accountants and utilities and spring-loaded power and PSEJtG cases, rate coun- experts available. drag. Terrific value! sel's fees totaled nearly 100 McGIynn, in a separate in- per cent of the maximum terview, said that the rate allowed by law. counsel scours the country in In the Bell Telephone rate search of top utilities experts. case, in which the PUC "We have the finest accoun- awarded the utility a $55.2 tants, the finest economists million rate boost, the fees working with rate counsel," paid to the rate counsel and he said. the hired counsultants And he added that the con- amounted to $242,148. Nearly sultants — and the rate coun- $132,000 of that was paid di- sel themselves — "are a rectly to the five attorneys. match for the utilities any- Shortly after the PUC day." granted the Belt rate hike at Some former PUC officials the end of December, the rate lavished praise on the rate counsel filed an appeal in the counsel. A former executive Appellate Division of Superior of the agency said the present Court in an attempt to have rate counsel is "a very effec- the size of the increase re- tive group in protecting con- ZEBCO SPINNING duced. sumer interests." COMBINATION PUC President William E. He quoted a colleague, also Open face spinning reel; lull Ozzard charged at the time familiar with PUC work, who bail pickup; 2-pc. fiberglass that rate counsel's motivation said the rate counsel is so rod; fixed reel. for the appeal was based thorough in analyzing the fi- primarily on their desire to in- nancial statements of the util- crease their legal bills. ities that "it looks like they're In the PSE&G case that was picking fly specks out of a completed in 1971, four of the sugar jar with boxing gloves." attorneys — Graham had not .And another former rate counsel, now a Superior Court judge, called the present rate counsel "real professionals." He added: "They're real meticulous; so thorough." Whatever the opinion, the figures show that the bulk of the $380,000 paid for the pub- He's representation in the PSE&G case went to four at-' W tomejys. I'- The remaining fees were split between the consultants and costs for such items as per spool SO97 luncheon meetings, printing (m EA YOU* CHOICE costs and other incidentals. 2 TRAY TACKLE BOX' It is the job of rate counsel % LB. SPOOLS OF to take an adversary' position 00 MONOFILAMENT LINE Steel box with 8 compart- before the PUC when utilities ments; or plastic with 15 seek rate increases. They rep- 297 Your choice of test weights. comparlments. Both with 2 resent the consumer in much Great line-up of savings! swing-out trays. Value buy! the same way as the prose- William F. Dowd cutor in a criminal proceeding GRANTS YOUNG UNS' represents the public. CAMPER TRAILER 12 Foot Aluminum Boat - 5 H.P. Outboard "We're not out to knife tie T-600 Trailer Dowd Talk company.'' one rate coun- Lightweight, low priced and easy to sellor explained. "If we did, Scheduled that would hurt the customer. haul-but it sleeps 4 with ease! Ny- Boat — 12 foot alummum-semi-vee one piece lap straked hull; . . But at the same time, we lon screens; zipper front closing; Foam floatation; 470 Ib. capacity. BIA approved. For Writers try to do all the needling we low maintenance aluminum body. Reg. 149.99 SALE 132.00 can." Now you can see the country with WANAMASSA - William K. Some critics, however, have economy. Outstanding value. Motor — 5 h.p. air cooled design with recoil start and aircraft Dowd will speak at a meeting suggested that the rate coun- type controls. of Ft. Monmouth Branch, sel doesn't take a strong Now thru... Saturday Armed Forces Writers enough adversary role. Reg. 152.99 SALE 137.00 League, Thursday night in State Sen. James Wallwork, Trailer — Full tilt A-frame and winch stand with bow stop. Pre- Paul Samperi's, Rt. 35. R-Essex, has introduced a bill wired 12-V Electrical system. Meets highway standards! Mr. Dowd will speak on Beg. 137.00.00 3HL SALE E 1 117.00 publicity and speech writing Aid Men Take and aspects of nonfiction. He was graduated from Se- Hospital Course ton Hall University and the UNION BEACH - Thirteen BUY ALL 3 ONLY 336' Rutgers University School of members of the First Aid Law and is associated with Squad completed an emer- Now thru Saturday the Long Branch law firm of gency medical technician 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? Edward Juska. During the course at Riverview Hospital, MOST ITEMS AVAILABLE AT MOST GRANT STORES two years he was an aide to Red Bank. ' President Nixon, he wrote They are Richard Caden, some speeches for him. He Vincent Lamano, William Ma- DO YOU KNOW GRANT CUT has also had articles pub- rinella. Ralph Long, Mitchell the more for your moneysworth store HAS GREAT SPORTING GOODS? lished in the National Review. Shade, Pat Vitrone, Edward (l/imits • BOATS AND MOTORS Information about the Donnelly, Joseph Piowlski, Al • CAMPER TRAILERS league is available from Mrs. Brunner, Edward Chandler, •BOAT TRAILERS J. P. HyJton, 2 Throckmorton George Trampler, George An- SHREWSBURY PLAZA. RTE 353 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY Ave., West Long Branch. derson and Rick Lonardo. ists The Dally Beglster, Red Banlt-MiddleUmD, N.J, Wednesday, April 25, U73 13 And Energy NEWARK (AP)-The Pub- tal activist blasted Public Ser- SAVE AN $O88 lic Utilities Commission, in vice Electric and Gas Co.'s the view of its three commis- then current advertising cam- sioners, isjcaught in the paign aimed al attracting new EXTRA middle of a "constant battle" FRESH 2 industry to the state. between the utilities in- The thrust of the campaign: THIS dustries it regulates and the more customers mean more CODFISH state's environmentalists. energy use and more money WEEK AT But the PUC — the state for the giant utility. FILLET agency charged with regu- But while PSE&G was ad- FOODTOWN lation of the utilities — says vertising for new customers, it's more concerned with sup- it and the PUC were issuing Clip These plying the state's energy almost weekly warnings of an Valuable Coupons S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice needs than it is in protecting impending"'energy crisis." the'enviroriment. It wasn't until the state's "That's the job of the envi- environmental protection de- BONELESS ronjnental protection depart- partment intervened a few rient," says William E. Oz- days after the initial criticism zai&, the PUC chairman. that the PUC ordered the util- "Oj)r job is to see to it that ity to withdraw the ads. wh$n you lum on the switch, The same conflict is evi- ttie;lightsgoon." denced today, perhaps sym- That attitude, which seems bolically, by the presence of to permeate the PUC offices two different slogans seen in here is a major sore point the executive offices of the BOTTOM ROUND with environmental groups PUC andDEP. aropnd the state, who contend At the PUC, the poster | that the PUC for too long has reads: sided with industry in environ- "Ecology is fine until the OR CROSS-RIB Ib. mental skirmishes. lights go out." U.S.O.H. Gov't Giada Ctoka [Wholo freezer cuts priced slightly higher) A top state environmental At DEP, the slogan is: BONELESS STEAKS Top Round, official said: "It seems, "Ecology — when it's lights Top Sirloin, maybe quite naturally, that go out, nothing will ever turn w Swiss TOP ROUND Budget Brigade the PUC spends more time them on again." ROAST defending industry and pro- Ozzard said he sees no prob- V.U.lCn'KMiCMEtmltii VALU moting controversial power lems in the conflict between RUMP sources than it does in forcing the two state agencies. "We I the utilities hands to look for ROAST can be a little one-sided in fa- HonmlA/C IMAl G«t. &Wi Chin l««lcii cleaner, more economic vor of the utilities and still not HARD SALAMI sources of energy." ' create a problem because we EYE ROUND He added, "maybe it's un- are a department separate ROAST real to expect an agency with from environmental protec- the.thrust of the PUC to be an tion. This works as a check environmental protector, a re- and balance system. "We're | SEAFOOD] trying to give a little balance source protector." FlOUNDHflUn An example of this conflict to this ecology uproar. Thats $119 came to Public attention last what the industries are doing summer, ivhen an environmen- too." BLUE CLAW HARD CRABS Service Sorority ,.89< Will Be Installed 11 EGGPLANTS WEST LONG BRANCH - Hazlet, president, the sorority j | NuiTheta Chi, Monmouth Col- has provided clerical assis- lege's service sorority for tance in preparation for Par-' women, will be installed as ents' Day in May and as- Delta Pi Chapter of Gamma sumed the weighty task of al- ' Sigma Sigma national sorority phabetizing a dictionary of Surfday at a ceremony to be slang terms for the English held on campus. Department here. Mary Scout, national presi- In the 20 years since Gam- dent, will serve as installing ma Sigma Sigma was orga- offijer at 2 p.m., preceding a nized, its seven founding leadership workshop meeting chapters have grown to 105, of all chapters in the Dela- and 15 affiliated colonies. ware Valley Region. Its ideals of service, friend- Nu Theta Chi was organized ship and equality have found on the campus 14 years ago, increasing acceptance across and became an affiliate of the nation as attitudes on col- Gaijima Sigma Sigma in 1969. lege campuses have become Its members, pledged to serve more concerned with social college and community, pro- Assorted and White, Regular involvement. vidj hostesses and ushers for all community relations pro- The sorority's national grams on campus, serve as newsletter, says that in the tour, guides for visitors, con- VIVA 1950's, college coeds seemed duct an annual Christmas toy sold on the Pan Hellenic "par- drive and party for foster chil- ty" sororities and remaining dren, and cooperate with Al- independent, working hard PAPER TOWELS pha Phi Omega, its masculine and getting on with the counterpart, on an annual serious business of preparing blood donor campaign. to make a living. Gamma Sig- Flit* S CM*, Salmon, or Salmon * Igg rtnkLlqute KITTY In addition, according to ma Sigma provided a third al- SWEETHEART Catherine A. Shambley of ternative "which actually CAT FOOD combined the best of both plus DETERGENT ppU GrapetruH or Pink something more." Chllkan Nouila CAMPBELL'S DEL MONTE Rent Control Today, the newsletter says, DRINK "the choice for most coeds is SOUP between going in service, join- H.lrnorSlk.1 Suggestions ing an action group and get- DEL MOKTE ting involved to help others, PEACHES Solicited or remaining independent." C RED BANK - Public opin- 37 ions about rent controls is being sought by Councilman Woodlands Apple Cranberry Frank J. McKenna. He asks residents who can- Burned! In FOODTOWN SODA MOTTS DRINK not attend Monday night's spe- tial council meeting to write CUP THIS COUPON Wnrat the municipal building, Colts Neck 32 .Monmouth St. The COLTS NECK - Members OHSAUmiSWtEKI borough's rent moratorium of the volunteer fire depart- FOODTOWN BlEACHfi will: be the subject of dis- ment's two companies were GRAPIfRUnr JUICE COLUMBIA ENCYCLOPEDIA Too 5«v« M*f • VOLUME 10 ONLY $..«,• ? cussion that night. kept busy over the weekend CRISCO OIL UNCLE BEN RICE "Ii am totally in agreement with several fires, including VOLUME ONE ONLY 25c TOMATO PASTE tT 16'. (Yotwrm fw. thru Nina airfy •!.»» TASTER'S CHOICE COfFU tified by the fire department, the rjecreation office or with CO6LWHIP EGG BEATERS 69' 50c off our regular low price. Postmaster Allan George. suffered minor injuries, ac- If fesponse warrants, a club cording to a department' NIBLET CUT CORN BUIIETICEPOPS £ 99' ll t>e formed and meetings spokesman. New Jersey State will pe scheduled at the cen- Police at Colts Neck, who re- Mow •Hecllire thru fcrturdoy, ApfH 31. Wot retpomlMe far typographical error.. Member T«rln County On CUP THIS COUPON ter on Union Ave., with Jack portedly investigated the acci- Wolfjtind of Ned Drive and dent, did not have any. infor- fall* Caprio of Ridge Drive mation last night concerning • You Save More Cash Everyday At Foodtown! • serving a»«lub leaders. ' the incident. . 14 Tfce Dally Register, Wednesday, Aprfl 25, W73 Cooperation on Refuse Is Requested AlLANTIC HIGHLANDS in length, height and width. Explosives or highly.flam- — Borough officials are re- Materials from construc- mable materials, as well as- questing cooperation from tion, repairs or home altera- unbroken flourescent tubej, Postal Week are prohibited for both homes residents in setting out refuse tions must be disposed of by for collection. the owner. and businesses. > No refuse or trash may be placed at the curbline before 6 Starts Monday p.m. the day prior to regular collection, and empty contain- RED BANK - Postmaster ployes. The ceremonies will ers must be removed no later John H. Dickinson said he has be at main office on Broad St. than 7 p.m. on collection day. sent invitations to more than at 10 a.m. The ordinance provides that 100 postal customers in the Conducted tours of the main no collection materials be •ret to attend "Postal People placed in a way that would in- Day" ceremonies next Mon- office and annex each day will be from 10 a.m. to 1p.m. terfere with public travel. day. Paper, rags, cloth or other The ceremonies will be in Other events include combustibles must be in car- honor of the 300 employes of Tuesday, Lions Club and Ex- tons and tied securely for han- the Red Bank Post Office and change Club Day; Wednes- dling. Hedge and other clip- are part of Postal Week, day, Chamber of Commerce pings must be secured for which starts Monday. and Jaycees Day; Thursday, easy handling and placed at Postal People Day will be Rotary Club and Old Guard the curbline. marked by "first-day-of-is- Day; Friday, Kiwanis and Also required to be at the sue" ceremonies for 10 unusu- Customer Council Day, and curbline for pickup are house- al new eight-cent postage Saturday, May 5, dinner- hold furniture and appli- OUR FAMOUS stamps honoring postal em- dince. PLAYING THEIR PART — Lori Sussrtian, a member of Girl Scout Troop ances. Wooden furniture 139 of Middletown, presents a check to Milton Bloch, director of The Mon- must be broken or cut in f mouth Museum, to help raise funds for construction of new museum on pieces not to exceed three feet the campus of Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Members of Truth in Nutrition' Troop 139 purchased student building block certificates for 25 cents which entitles them to two free visits to a show given by the museum and their HIGHEST FRUIT name inscribed in the children's gallery when the museum is completed. Rally Is Scheduled Looking on is Mrs. John Solan, troop leader, and Donna Solan, a mem- ber. Actual work is slated to get under way in June with completion of INTEREST ALLOWED BY LAW LINCROFT - A "Truth in rights attorney, will be mas- phase one in 10 months. More than $550,000 has been raised toward an in- ter of ceremonies. Featured itial $1 million goal. ON TWO YEAR Nutrition" rally is scheduled fl/ CERTIFICATES for 2:30 p.m. May 6 at the as speakers will be Beatrice fa/fl OFOEPOSIT gymnasium of Brookdale Trum Hunter, an author and ^/u YIELD 6% APRIL 26 THRU 28 Community College. authority on food adulteration Registration For Parade Has Started 5 FOR1YR. John Joseph Matonis, an in- and processing; Catharyn El- the commissioner in charge, Day parade. The high school ON ONE YEAR ternationally known health wood, a consulting nutritionist HAZLET — Registration for and author of "Keel Like a the May 28 Memorial Day pa- Nicholas Mariolis. Mr. Saia is band will be featured. 0/ CERTIFICATES also chairman of the 125th an- Mr. Saia said he hopes the 0 OF DEPOSIT HALF Million," and Dr. Wilfrid rade sponsored jointly by the YIELD 5.65% Shute, a Vitamin E research- Recreation Commission and niversary parade planned for number of participants and 5 Egg Hunt er and a member of the Alsle- Veterans of Foreign Wars October. floats will increase this year. GALLON ben-Shute Foundation for Nu- Post is open. Five bands are expected to There is no rain date for the 1/n/ ON REGULAR Sponsored tritional Research. The parade will leave Air- participate in the Memorial parade, Mr. Saia reported. */9 /it PASSBOOK The program is sponsored port Plaza shopping center at 4 SAVE 20< 9 a.m. and finish in Raritan Conservation Rules Pamphlet Available LIMIT By Sorority by Citizens for Truth in Nutri- Deposits Insured Up to tion, a non-profit organization High School parking lot ap- FREEHOLD — The state The publication may be ob- $20,000 by F.D.I.C. • •••••••I EATONTOWN - The Mon- based at 216 Belmont Ave., proximately three hours later. Soil Conservation Qommittee tained from the Freehold Soil 5/2 to Th OZ. PKGS. mouth County Alumnae Chap- Ocean Township. Proceeds , After the parade, the annual of the Department of Agricul- Conservation District office, ter of the national sorority, will be used for national pub- Junior Olympics, directed by ture has made available a 20 Court St. WHITMAN'S Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., lic relations and for fighting Recreation Commissioner- - limited number of copies of a WINDOW BOX sponsored an Easter egg hunt the Food and Drug Adminis- John D. Waring, will take summary of municipal ordi- Copies are being mailed to- for the pre-school children at tration in court. place at the high school track. nances governing regulation all municipal Conservation. CHOCOLATES the MCAP center on South St. Member Federal Reserve, Federal Victor F. Saia has been ap- : and conservation of natural Commissions, Planning Deposit Insurance Corp. • JARGE ASSORTMENT -The children donned bunny pointed parade chairman by resources in the county. Boards and municipal clerks. ears and hunted for colored eggs. Veronica Meechan found the "special" egg and was awarded a stuffed bunny. Other prizes were given to the "bunnies" that hopped the fastest. The children were given bags of jelly beans and other' Easter candy to take home. Ms. Elelyn K. Cargile is 3 DAY •president of the chapter. Ms. Jane B. Rudrow was chair- man of this event. Committee members were Ms. Shirley Clowney, Ms. Geraldine Elli- son, Ms. Ethel Fairley, Ms. Gloria Key, Ms. Muriel Lewis, TRUCKLOAD and Ms. Ollic Perry.

^Tw-Week Bargain George F. Sauenveln European Elks Headed BEDDING SALE By Sauerwein " EATONTOWN - George F. Sauerwein. has been installed | NOW THRU SATURDAY APRIL28th und*r » as exalted ruler of the local ItorfcnfiFp of B.P.O. Elks. The ceremony was followed Father Joseph by a buffet and dance at the Save Up to 30% and more family center of St. Do- rothea's Catholic Church. Acme buys out entire shipment of top quality Spring Air bedding and offers them to you at great savings. You will find all sizes and quali- Probe Damage ties specially reduced for this event... but don't wait... hurry in HOLIIP now and save on Spring Air mattresses and box springs. Holy Trinity At 1 Schools Parish, Perth Amboy HAZLET — Larceny and malicious damage ever the weekend at four schools is being investigated by detec- CHOOSE THE BEDDING - PICK THE SAVINGS tives here. Detective Sgt. Thomas J. Johnson reported that in addi- tion to breaking windows at Holy Family School, vandals stole gym equipment and damaged doors in the school gymnasium. Other schools hit by vandals were Beers St.. Lillian Drive France Germany and Cove Road Schools. Windows in all schools were Italy Vatican broken, Sgt. Johnson said, but there were no reports of any- Switzerland thing having been stolen from departing the public schools. •j He said there is no estimate k , of damage. No hurry, no worry, just the I Detective Calvin Stenquist most relaxing two weeks you can jis in charge of the in- imagine with a small group of con- vestigation. genial people like you! The best hotels, meals, jets, sights, and ac- commodations everywhere! Plenty NJEA Candidate of time for leisurely stopovers at the principal scenes of Europe you've always wanted to visit! Gets Support 'O9O from/lo JERSEY CITY - Robert' /C Jf New York Roggenstein, vice principal of a high school here, is cam- ROME, the historic scat of Christendom; you will agree Rome paigning to capture the votes MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING of Monmouth County's teach- alone would be worth the trip. •firm tempered support coils SAVE • extra firm double tempered coils • double tempered support coils LOURDES, tfhere millions of de- ers in his bid for election to SAVE SAVE • luxury quilled coverings - . _ ' • line sateen decorator coverings • imported brocade cover vout pilgrims come every year. the office of secretary-trea- p q Sumptuous, glittering PARIS and • anchor-lok crush-proof borders 5>/1 J ^ • anchor-lok crush-proof borders PER • anchor-lok crashproof borders $ PER surer of the New Jersey Edu- $ fabled VERSAILLES, with scenes • deep quilted construction „ i C- "• • thick foam cushioning SET • thick foam cushioning SET you've read so much about. Cheer- cation Association. 42 ful Bavarians are waiting for you at MUNICH, hospitable Swiss at Mr. Roggenstein's Mon- ZURICH, LUCERNE and a lot of mouth County campaign man- other wonderful places. ager, Patrick Scianclapore of Over $30,000 worth of bedding avail- Hazlet, said: "Roggenstein is COMPARE THE PRICE... ANYWHERE able to you right now... come in, take the candidate "who can best it with you. PAPAL AUDIENCE relate to the variety of educa- An audience with His Holiness, ONLY 3 DAYS TO BUY, COME IN QUICK Pep* Paul VI, is scheduled, os well tors across the state. He's as a comprehensive tour of Vati- worked as an elementary can Cry, These aie only a few of school teacher, as a social Hit high spoilt Wr/'le or call today worker in the city's Bureau of p— fit yeut dttoiltd itintrary! —n Special Services and is now ««V. JOSeph M. HolUD lnhnn« Holy Trinity Boctory ipnone an administrator of an 1,800 496 Penn Street 826- student high school." P»rth Amboy, N.J. 08851 135 Monmouth Street, Red Bank 747-2104 Dw Faflttf, N«fltt land your colorful fold Open Mon., Wed., Fri. evenings 'til 9 Drug Addiction Problem0 AMrau CaU 988-8333. For Help Day or Parking • Charge facilities • Decorator Service OH ... lit urniturQ Night. I The Dally Register, Red Bank-WMdieiwii, N. J. Wednesday, April 25, W73 15' Freehold Twp. Board's $2 A Million School Proposal Aired FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- creased ratables. They want a new municipal nails now. An additional $250 committee, using lower popu- year-round school system un- be required by 1977, the board board contends is harmful to The Board of Education's $2.4 However, B. Joseph Bultel building, and are planning a to $300 a year is too much for lation projections, since der which students attend said. the educational program, kin- million school construction of 117 Lancaster Road, point- new firehouse. Where is it go- them. We can't keep paying amended, called for accom- school in four staggered The board said that if its dergarten classes have a proposal received a mixed re- ed out that the $30 would be in ing to stop?" higher taxes this way." modating increases in school groups for 45 days followed by proposed building program is maximum of 25 pupils by action from approximately 50 addition to constantly increas- Cwrreit Rate $427 While his remarks brought population by existing class- 15-day vacations. Only three- defeated, it will increase class state law. people attending a hearing on ing operation costs for all The current tax rate ior all the only applause of the eve- rooms, elimination of music, fourths of the students are in sizes or go to double sessions Operational and staff costs the plan last night. schools and for municipal pur- purposes is now $4.27 per each ning, other residents called art, home economics and in- school at any one time. while it considers the extend- would be about the same un- The Board will ask residents poses. $100 assessed valuation. for a bigger school to avoid dustrial arts rooms in the two Schools would be completely ed school year. der any plan. on May 1 to approve building "My present tax went up School costs comprise 80 per more expensive building later. middle schools, and adoption closed for only two weeks in Current class sizes average The referendum on the a new 27-room, K-5 elemen- $60 this year without any new cent of the total. Some called for implemen- of the extended school year by the summer. 25 in grades 1 to 3 and 28 in board's proposals will be held tary school on approximately construction," he noted. "And Mr. Buttel observed that tation of an alternate solution July, 1975. Needed by 1177 grades 4 to 8. But some Tuesday, May 1, from 3 p.m. 1 IS acres off Waterworks Road this is not the only construc- "there are people hanging on proposed by a citizen facilities Tire extended school year, Under this proposal, new classes already have more to 9 p.m. at polling places in in the northwestern section of tion proposed in the township. to their homes by their finger- planning committee. The the 45-15 plan, would call for a school construction would still than 30 students, which the three township schools. the township. The school, which will in- itially house 750 students, will be built with an enlarged core -so that eight additional rooms ican be added when needed. In addition, the board pro- must FINAST...FOR HONEST VALUE! poses to spend $123,000 for re- novations to the West Free- hold School, parts of which date back to 1936. A state emergency building grant of $552,000 would be ap- Finast Guarantee plied to construction costs of Finast offers to every customer on uncon- the new school, with approxi- Pork Loins ditional money back guarantee on every mately $2 million to be raised item we sell. No matter what it is, and no through local taxation. matter who makes it, if Finast sells it, Fi- The grant expires May 5. If nast guarantees it. the new school is not ap- proved, the township will lose IMPORTANT NOTE: Rain Check Policy the state money. It cannot be SUPERMARKETS The wholesale price of Fresh II an advertised special is ever sold out applied to the West Freehold We gladly accept please ask the Manager for a Rain Check, School renovations which will Ham has dropped 8' per It entitles you to the same item at the appear as a separate question U.S.D.A. Food Coupons pound. This savings is reflect- same price at your convenience. Or if you on the ballot. ed in our meat cases now ... wish we will gladly give you a compar- Worth Expenditure? a good value! able item at the same special price now. "Is it worth spending $2 mil- THANK YOU lion at this time to get $552,000?," one resident asked at the hearing. "Do we really need this school?" The board contended that BEST BUDGET VALUES while there is capacity for 400 additional students in present icken Parts Leg Qtrs. FOR THIS WEEK township schools, an addition- al 500 students are entering with backs the school system each year. Chunk Light Tuna The Whittier Oaks South de- Breast Sreait 0' Chicken 6 y/i -ox. con velopment which is adjacent Quarters This brand hoi kept it's price steady to the proposed new school is Florida Oranges 38* still under construction, with wilh wingi Del Monte Com .75 homes completed and an- 59 Ib. Whole Kernel 12-01. tan other 158 planned. There is A canned vegetable wilh no riie in cost 22* similar growth projected for all other areas of the town- Finast Sauerkraut Mb. 11-ei. can • Hain't incrtoied in ship. cost yel. Still a good buy. The board also insisted that 10 49 31* postponing construction would Pascal Celery «. 29* Finast Juice Drinks : lead to higher costs at a later Center Cut Pork Bottom All Flavors I-qt. )4*oi.can - date and loss of the $552,000, Tally, refreshing and •conemieal 28* • • which represents a 20 per cent Escarole or Chicory it. 23* , discount for taxpayers. Chops or Roast Chuck Roast Del Monte Green Beans Board spokesman also said Radishes 2^29* Wholol-lb.tan that cost of the new school A good tubililute for higher price vegela blet 29* < plus the renovations to the • West Freehold facility would At Stores with Service Deli Semi- Orange Juice Boneless finnit 100% Pure - hall gal. conl. only increase taxes by $30 a Tender, Thu dairy call orange juice itayi down in «il. ' year on a $42,000 house, now, Succuk'nl Beef 59* , with'the cost dropping to $23 Ham & Swiss Richmond Butter by 1978 as a result of in- COMBO: lb. pkg. -When the U.S. Gov'i. dropped ill buying support, the market price cam* down ',2 -Ib. Imported 77* 3 Keansburg Boiled Horn and $159 'Ji -Ib. Imported Seafood Savings Candidates Finland Swiss A ib. Cornish Hens Fresh Bay Scallops %,. Air Platform Rock Cornish KEANSBURG - "Our plat- or Smoked 99' First Salmon .Game Hen" O'The ' form is based on the interest HbJ-OZ. $199 of the people and we pledge to Mr. Deli Meatballs eta 99' luxury Eating at Season : give Keansburg back its self Hebrew Nitioml. Mtdfet. ""Budget Prices Jil lb. respect," three candidates for til Btif Kosher Borough Council said yes- ; Hebrew National. Midget. 12-or. terday. All Beel Kosber vac.pki ,> 55< SHOPFINAST. .. FOR GROCERY SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE! Frozen Whiting fiKfi • The aspirants include in- Friendship #t4^ Ocean Perch .•...''* cumbent Councilman Eugene <; «.« ,b 89' Connelly and newcomers Wal- Farmer Cheese. O" ter M. Roeseman and Peter Smoked Cod Fillet »89' L. Graham. Their platform planks in- Flounder Fillet £»£&&» ..99* clude: — Running local govern- ment as a business, using franco American sound and prudent financial policies, reorganizing oper- ations and restructuring ad- | Spaghetti ministrative departments. — Placing official meeting minutes and all official docu- ments for perusal by the pub- WITH lic at any time. COUPON Philadelphia — Keeping the public in- BELOW formed by quarterly and an- Cream Cheese nual reporting and preventing apkg.of 20OFinast adverse publicity through a Frozen Food Features Farm Fresh Dairy •press and public relations pro- gram. Boil'NItoi Facial — Setting recreational pri-. Cottage Cheese orities which through joint co- Gravy wilh Beef or 8-oi. Tufttey; Salisbury With Coupon Below operation by the Board of Steak with Gravy, Meat Tissues Education and the Recreation Loaf wilhJomoto Sauce, C $1 Befit, Commission will make school Chicken A la King or Health & Beauty Aids 1-lb.cont: Vea! Pormegtan-FiniMt facilities available on a 12- TOOTH- month basis. Minute Maid lip lip39* A second point of this plank 25* Gleem II PASTE Orange Punch Hc-rirJi Citrus S 53* is to develop an 18-acre tract «•«• on* known locally as Lion's Field Pound CakeW * 69* Up la M.JO CoiH rifund by Moil 17am Clttm II whan you buy FIVI Family Finast Fresh Bakery Kraft pt(. jj through state and federal French Fried nr SSill t (i.(7-oi.|| lubtiubti. Moil by Junt JO, funding programs. Deep Fries Crinkle Cut Potitoes 2^89* 1971. Sec sur diipfaf y faf i dd«tailt. c.3« — Maximum efficiency in Temptee S]79 Mfrs. $1.13 list -7-oz. tube maintaining local roads with pk{, 0 LasagnaramVL English Muffins Cheese d, 4.3* project bidding 4>eing done on S'-'l-H. Children's Aspirin Orange Coconut Light 'N Lively' '"" a staterwrae ba#. Unit-line, Clam PlatterlS 59* C Onion m Clim — lfjrjgradi|g bas.ic water Fresh Pie Ready Dips S 49* and sewer needs. k Round ! Eggo Waffles E 43* Utrtdded «••:. O.QC — Adoption of ecology ori- Cheddar Cheese pkg. OO ented ordinances which will I Rich's Head & Shoulders require private property Coffee Lightner 5S89* 4 89 Smoked Edam cleaning; cleaner public tot. 99* * 65* beaches; and stricter enforce- Downyflake Pancakes T 29* Denlve Cleaner Axelrod Sour Cream ment of health codes. Mill. 98' list 66* 59« c5i, 45* — Modernizing police equip- ment and facilities. WITH THIS This Coupon Thu Coupon This CoupApple e Raisin BunThis s Coupon •: 55* This Coupor — Sound operating and long Worth Worth Won!. Worth Worth WITH THIS COUPON capital budgets will be FREE COUPON DlGaU WMlK Eist Country loal J / /instituted and prudent use of a pkg. of 500 II Philadelphia Towordith* purchase of . Towards the purtho J» of Towards thSwarte purchasze o Brof t BreaTowardd * the purchas3&e o f *1 Towards the purchase of ^federal revenue sharing funds 14-or. can Regular or lemon lplcg.oMOO 20-lb. pkg. Three (3) 6-oz. pkgt. 10-ci. pkg. 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frh«. ml ihn, Sun-- April 29th THEDA1LY Bed Bank-Middletown, N.J. Wednesday, April 25, Findan^Easy Way Out? nuinniniiinmniiiiiiuim For Youngsters 'Birthday Parties STATE A typical shopping list for a tniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! six-year-old's birthday party might read, in part: party hats, favors, coordinated plates, napkins, cups and.ta- By Ex-State Official Is Charged blecloth, balloons, donkey TRENTON - The state Supreme Court is considering tails, food, punch and a big LINDA charges that former Deputy Attorney General David A. Bie- bottle of aspirin — the latter ELLIS derman was guilty of a conflict of interestwhen he represent- for the party child's parents ed a contractor seeking to be reinstated to do state highway when the last guest has been work. on-loaded into the last station The charges were disclosed yesterday in oral arguments wagon for home. before the court. They came from the Ethics Committee of the Several parents of our ac- Ulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Union County Bar Association, which investigated the com- quaintance have decided to or five, so BYOC if the party plaint filed against Biederman by Attorney General George F. save on their nerves by spend- is more than that number. Kugler Jr. ing more on the party. Some sample menu items: Biederman was a key figure in the controversy surround- They've reserved a table at Mr. Twist (spaghetti), ing the conviction last year of former Secretary of State Paul one of the spots described be- Plymouth Rockie (turkey) J. Sherwin on bribery and conspiracy charges. low and let the management and Spreadie Freddie if they The committee said Biederman violated that canon of eth- take over the care and feed- don't get enough peanut but- ics which bars former public employes from representing ing. ter and jelly at home. Open clients in matters they dealt with while they were in public At the fast food estab- every day. service. lishments, the time consumed House on Monmouth Street. Specifically, the committee said Biederman, a former in consuming food might not 30 Monmouth St., Red Bank. counsel to the state Transportation Department, committed be long enough to occupy the Open Tuesdays and the unethical conduct by representing and appearing for Cres- brood for an acceptable (to Thursdays 11:30 to 7:30, cent Construction Co., formerly Malanga Bros., Inc., in an ef- their parents) length of time. Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat- fort to have the firm reinstated to bid on state highway work. If your plans call for fhe neon urdays until 10. Parties may sign sites, you could have be reserved any time. Man- Apportionment Hearing Declined games and open presents at ager (since January) Craig home before you get up and Brierley serves up a clown TRENTON - The state Supreme Court has declined to get away to wherever. sundae topped off by a real hear legal challenges to the apportionment plan for the legisla- Noted at the close are spe- clown's performance. Jester tive election this fall. Robert Fiasconaro doubles in In brief unsigned orders yesterday, the court refused to cialty shops that will provide a free sample of their wares brass as the party waiter. hear appeals of lower court rulings in Hudson and Burlington to any birthday child under a Plan A at The House features Counties. The action came just two days before the deadline•/'specified age who registers in ice cream sundaes, birthday for candidates to file nominating petitions. advance with the shop. cake, sodas, favors for each Superior Court judges in both counties had upheld the con- Howard Johnson's. Orange child and a nickel each for the stitutionality of the apportionment plan. roofs at Middletown, Neptune, old-time npovie machines. In the Hudson County case, former national indoor broad Asbury Park. Haute cuisine it That plan is $2 per child and jump champion Charles A. Mays Sr. sought to run for the As- ain't, but these restaurants of- $2 for the cake. For $3.25 per sembly as a independent from Jersey City. He moved last fer by far the best birthday child, Plap B goes into effect: year so that his home would be near the center of his district. plans for children. That is to hamburgers are added to the BONUS FOR BIRTHDAY GIRL — At a special Many area restaurants and food franchise outlets Biit when the Apportionment Commission redrew the dis- say, they offer more than oth- above. The party can reserve party at the House on Monmouth Street, Red have birthday plans for children, but they vary trict boundaries, Mays ended up in a different district and er area establishments in the an entire room. Bank, partygoers may order up a clown and a for- widely as to the free goodies offered. could hot satisfy the one-year residency requirement. area of the freebie. Ho Jo re- Club! Bene. Rt "35, Morgan, tune teller with their hamburgers and ice cream. Rtglittr Staff PtifH quires advance registration. the feature here is a live Coffee Discloses Donors' Names At least two weeks prior to stage show presented for chil-' menu cost. During inter- Robert Fisk, manager at West through Thursday, until mid- card-carrying club member the party, whether it's to be dren one weekend each mission, manager Thomas Long Branch, said his outlet night Friday and Saturday. has to promise to keep his TRENTON — Mercer County Democratic Chairman Rich- family or will include friends, month, with a summer recess. Beninato said the orchestra provides hats, posters of fly- Friendly's ask that the moth- room clean and neat, to avoid ard J.'Coffee has become the first gubernatorial candidate to register your child at any Ho The birthday planner may re- plays "Happy Birthday" and ing hamburgers and free ice ers provide their own cakes. littering and to pick up litter disclose his campaign donations. Jo restaurant. Your child will serve a table and the party the audience is asked to join cream. There is a plan afoot The restaurant supplies pup- at school, at home and in the He released a list yesterday of approximately 400 cam- receive an invitation in the should plan to be there when in with the party to serenade in McDonald's International pets, balloons and birthday neighborhood. It took a four- paign contributors. mail. At that point, call the the doors open at 1 oil Satur- the birthday child. to provide free cakes, but that napkins. At cake and ice year-old of our close acquaint- The issue of fund disclosure has dominated this year's pri- restaurant and make a reser- day or Sunday. The Show be- isn't definite. cream time the staff sings the ance 35 minutes to choose mary campaign for governor. vation to use the card within a gins at 2. The billing "for May McDonald's Hamburgers. song. which four kinds of doughnuts Coffee listed a total of $11)5,41!) in campaign contributions, time span of two weeks • 18 and 19 is "RapUnzel" and F^erywhere. Those signs they Burger King. Kt. 34, Mata- Dunkln Donuts. If you're he wanted, so plan to spend including $65,66!) already collected from some 400 contributors around the birthday date. The it's the last show until the sea- post are getting as impossible wan. Manager Richard Gouge under 12, you qualify for the some time. and another $39,750 pledged by 16 other individuals and organi- birthday child is entitled to a son reopens in September. to take a fix on as the national will take Sunday through DD Birthday Club. Pre-regis- Baskln-Roblns Ice Cream zations, including $6,000 in anticipated revenue from a Way I free birthday cake and a free There is a charge of $1.50 per debt. If you want to add on to Friday reservations for party tration is required at any DD Shops. Monmouth Shopping campaign dinner and from a Coffee for Governor booster club. dinner from the children's child and all that buys is the that figure (11 billion and groups. Burger King sets up a shop and a properly inscribed Center, Eatontown. It's a free- Coffee did not say how much money he has spent. menu. In addition, each show. Mothers must provide counting) you may reserve a table with, for each child, a membership card arrives in ice cream cone here for the Thp list contained numerous contributions from public offi- guests walks off with a bal- the cake, utensils, paper table and take the party-goers crown, puppet and balloon the mail. The lead time is pre-registered birthday child cials in Mercer County where Coffee is the Democratic Party loon, lollipops, and decorated plates and favors. Food, in- there. That is, you may re- and free ice cream. about four weeks. The gim- under 12, no strings attached' menu. A word of warning: the chairman. Among the officials were State Sen. Joseph P. Mer- cluding snack items if a full serve during the week. On F'riendly's. Shrewsbury and mick is the child receives as about clean rooms and so birthday cake is small, in- lino, $500. sandwich menu is not appro- weekends you may bring the Matawan. Open all week, many doughnuts as he is old forth. Exotic flavors are the adequate for more than four priate, is available at the party, but may not reserve. from 10 until 11 Sunday on his birthday._ In return, a selling point. Campaign Disclosure Bill Signed TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill has signed into law a campaign fund disclosure bill limiting election spending and requiring candidates in any municipal, county or state election to report all contributions in excess of $100. High Cost of Eating Is Panel's Topic The Governor was flanked during yesterday's signing cer- emony by state Sen. William Schluter, R-Mercer-Huntcrdnn, sponsor of the bill, who thanked Cahill for "giving it the lead-, LINCROFT - Four experts stated. "It's about time we ership it needed to become law." representing the consumer, had uniform sizes in packag- "This bill isn't the answer to everything," Schluter stated, the federal government, the ing — say, a half pint, a pint "but it represents a very good start." farmer and the food retailer and a quart." The Governor said the new law, which goes into effect in last night grappled with the She noted that standard- 90 days, will "eliminate what has been a wilderness, as it high cost of eating. ization of pa'ckaging had been were, concerning campaign contributions. It will place a rea- A panel discussion, spon- rejected as "Communistic" listic Control on campaign spending." sored by the Institute of Com- by some Washington lawmak- The law prohibits candidates for public office from spend- munity Services at Brookdale ers. "But it is no worse than ing more than 50 cents for every person registered to vote for Community College here, fo- industry acting as Big Brother the office involved. Violators face jail terms of up to three cused on causes of soaring by trying to get us all to use years and fines of $1,000. food prices and ways to har- their standard printed reci- ness them. The official topic pes," she said. was "After the Boycott — The Consumer League head PUC Defends Its Cable TV Rules What?" The talk, always live- objected mainly to "addition- NEWARK — The state Public Utility Commission has de- ly, ranged from the size of al costs of packaging and pro- fended its newly announced regulations for the cable television catsup bottles to grain sales motion that are passed on to industry in the face of criticism from industry spokesmen to Russia to the psychology of the consumer." The regulations are aimed at providing "effective and con- the American farmer. Dealer Agrees venient" service and will lead to a proliferation of CATV fran- The experts were Joseph Later in the discussion, Mr. chises in New Jersey, Dr. Arthur A. Schoenwuld, executive di- Saker, president of Shop-Rite Saker agreed with Mrs. Sto rector of the PUC, predicted yesterday. Foodarama, the 41-store su- chaij about package sizes. He Schoenwald, who heads the PUCs Office of Cable Tele- permarket chain based in said there are a>ven different vision, noted that 37 franchised companies are presently Freehold; John Hunter, agri- sizes of Kellogg corn flakes al- serving 117 municipalities around the state. cultural economist of Rutgers one that "eat up shelf space." The regulations have come under attack by the New Jer- University; Mrs. Ricki Sto- The Shop-Kite president said sey Cable Television Association, whose president, John F. chaij, president of the 73-year- the supermarket industry is Scarpa, has charged that the rules will lead to a decrease in old Consumer League of New "working against prolifera- future franchise applications because of fears of "over- Jersey, and Norris Lynch, di- tion of package sizes" without regulation." rector of consumer goods and denying the consumer variety The regulations were unveiled Monday. services, U.S. Department of and choice. Commerce. It was Mr. Saker who took Mrs. Margot Smith, writer the brunt of audience ques- Kramer Explains Programs Delay on food and consumerism for tioning and criticism about TKKNTON — State Community. Affairs Commissioner The Daily Register, was mod- soaring food costs. He re- Lawrence F. Kramer says New Jersey has been forced to erator. sponded jovially by saying he delay for four months the enactment of a wide range of senior Three of the panelists, comes into direct contact with WEIGH FOOD COSTS — Panel at Brookdale services, U.S. Department ot Commerce; Mrs. citizens programs because President Nixon has failed to sign namely the men, attributed consumers at the store level. Community College, Lincroft, discusses topic, 'Af- Ricki Stochai], president of N.J. Consumer the Older Americans Act. today's high food costs to a In his remarks, Mr. Saker ter the Boycott — What?' Participants seated League, and John Hunter, agricultural economist, Kramer noted yesterday that under the federal bill, New combination of factors. They said: "If the boycott served from left, are moderator, Mrs. Margot Smith, Rutgers University. Standing is Joseph Saker, Jersey would be in line for $i> million in funds for senior citi- cited cold weather last year in no other purpose, it opened up Daily Register writer on food and consumerism; president of Shop-Rite Fooderama, Freehold. zens. The former Paterson mayor predicted that the President the Plains States, consumer lines of communication be- Norris Lynch, director of consumer goods and Register Stall PHolo would sign the legislation "in the near future." prosperity in the world along tween the consumer, the gov- One of the programs the state plans to inaugurate involves •with a limited supply of food, ernment and business." $1.39 a pound," he said. (He behind the rest of the cconn- aside and plans to empty adults and two children. That efforts to provide needy senior citizens with at least one hot the sale of grain (used prima- He agreed with other panel noted that steak now costs my." grain storage silos. He in- includes dinner — no lunch, meal a day, Kramer said. rily for livestock con- members that a week-long food retailers $1.31 a pound He warned I ho American dicated that export quotas no breaklast, no beverages. In a related development, witnesses who appeared sumption) to Russia and boycott doesn't help to curb before trimming and packag- consumer: "Don't put the lid may be altered in spite of the For those making $;i an hour Tuesday before a public hearing in Trenton criticized Hie state China, rising shipping and la- prices and may, in fact, be ing-) on the U.S. cornucopia. Don't current U.S. trade deficit. — and there are many who for failing to provide new programs for the elderly. bor costs and devaluation of "sell defeating." Instead, he Mr. Saker also said that his discourage the farming com- (Mr. Lynch said, in answer to make $3 an hour - the food the dollar abroad. recommended ongoing "selec- chain has scheduled night de- munity from moving into the a question, that the adminis- cost represents a large part of "The trouble is they all tive buying," suggesting that liveries in order to cut down market place." tration did not anticipate the their income. That is why I Lodi Mayor Is Indicted came at one time," com- consumers refrain from on delays in traffic and is con- He explained that farmers impact of grain sales to Rus- saw the boycott being against HACKRNSACK — I.odi Mayor John Bombarc and former menced Mr. Lynch of the com- serving meat once a week. sidering the feasibility of co- frequently sell at a loss while sia last year.) all food prices, not just meat 1 Little Ferry Councilman Thomas J. Bassano have been named merce department. Mr. Saker said thai, in the operative deliveries with com- looking for a price swing in "Price ceilings in them- by a Hergcn County grand jury in separate indictments alleg- Mrs. Stochaij. however, supermarket industry, aver- petitors the course of the year to meet selves will not bring prices What of the future'.' ing conflict of interest involving municipal contracts. took another tack by present- age net profit last year was "In my opinion."-he com- expenses. down," he said. "It's really up Mr. Lynch sees prices "flat- Bombace was accused yesterday of approving payments ing an overview of American three tenths of one per cent. mented, "the world's de- "American farmers have a to the housewife to huy wi- tening out in 1973 ... if we totalling $7,583 to the Grove Venetian Blind Co. of Lodi for consumerism. "We make approximately mands should not be met at certain psychology for pre- sely." have normal weather." work done on public buildings. Bombace was employed as a "I think the law of supply three cents on ten dollars our expense." dicting ahead. This is still go- Pay Less In U.S. Mr. Saker foresees a drop in salesman by the firm from May, 19B8 until February, 1972, the and demand has been over- worth of food," he said. "So According to Mr. Lynch, the ing on in America with the Along with Mr. Hunter. Mr meat prices by next fall. indiclrrient said. played," she said. "It is a we must sell in volumq,.. ." American farmer gained 48 lack of regulation we want. . Lynch stated that Americans But Mrs. Stochaij is not so Bassano, president of Semper-Fi Printers and Lithogra- question of marketing and ad- The Shop-Rite head said his per cent from the latest in- ," he said. pay less of their disposable in' optimistic. "We see now that phers of Little Ferry, wafs charged with authorizing a total of vertising. We as consumers chain is "sympathetic" to the crease in food costs, while all It was Mr. Lynch who come for food than citizens of roughly one third of our popu- $5 012 in payments for printed matter purchased from one have been willingly duped into consumer and has taken steps middle men — packagers, spelled out steps being taken other nations. lation is not able to buy the Le'roy Haveckcr, who allegedly subcontracted the printing to ignoring reality. to pass on any savings to the cahners, shippers, etc. — to- by the administration to har- Mrs. Stochaij had another proper food," she said. "I be- Bassano's firm. "I'm being tricked when I shopper. "For instance, we're gether gained 18 per cent. ness spiraling food costs. point of view.' "A study in lieve that certain items' will Bassano was arraigned on the charge Tuesday and plead- have to study 17 different siz- buying boxed meats and. this Mr. Hunter noted, however, He said the government is New Jersey stated that it go up in price . ... and I'm fd innocent before Bergen County Court Judge Fred C. dalda'. ed bottles of catsup in order week, we're offering un- that the farmer's income is opening up 40 million acres of takes $30 a week to feed a worried that all prices are go- He was freed on J5.01KI bail to gel the best buy," she trimmcd shells of beef fur "still one quarter to one third farmland that had been.set family of four — with two ing to rtso further." fl8 TteDrfy Kegister, Red Baak-MMdletowB, NJ. Wednesday, Ajirfl 25, UTt Benefits Well-Wrapped infancy Trim

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Roberta Fox will be able to travel with a, clear conscience. Now back to the needleworks. They will be previewed at a the hospitalized and handicapped, to veterans, to senior citi- She already has pulled together the decor for the May 8 Star- cocktail party Monday and then open to the public May 1=9• -isens and to disadvantaged youngsters. Doves, tonsils, a needlepoint tray, trips abroad, travels at light Roof supper dance at the Waldorf. This will follow "A from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The exceptions are May 3 when the Now an opportunity arises to turn the tables and borne, squares of Mylar and an Easter gift all figure promi- Little Night Music" at the Shubert Theatre. The package deaf closing hour is 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, when the exhibit will be VSP for a change, by attending a New York benefit May 2, at nently (some more than others) in this week's news. is this spring's benefit for Children's Psychiatric Center, Ea- closed. which Roland C. Clement of Greenwhich, Conn., will give a Hie tonsils belong to Mrs. William J. Kelly of Little Silver; tontown. The show will be staged by interior designer John Fitzgib- slide-illustrated lecture titled "An Ecologist's World View." but they won't be hers for long. Out they come just shortly af- We're happy to report it's a sellout and then some. bons in The Lighthouse of the New York Association for the Mr. Clement is the ecologist. He also is vice president of ter Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and sons two, arrive back in Little Sil- They've turned prospective patrons away by the dozen. Prob- blind, 111 E. 59th St. Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower is honorary the National Audubon Society and a world traveler. ver from their Arizona lounging. ably because the show is a six-Tony winner and the Starlight chairman of the event. The works will be judged, but none are Lady Hervey-Bathurst of Rumson, a VSP booster, is on Mrs. Kelly is so gorgeous, 1 suspect her tonsils may be, Roof is newly decorated by set designer Oliver Smith. for sale. the committee for the benefit which will be staged in a private too. We understand Mr. Smith's decor is for the birds — hun- A special viewing bonus will be a magnificent flora and New York club (no names, please) starting at 8:15 p.m. So she ' No matter, Hie hostess shall be tonsil-less by the time June dreds of birds. They come swooping in (not literally) as soon fauna needlepoint rug from Blair House, the nation's official and Sir Frederick will be traveling up the turnpike to see just 8 rolls around and the Kelly home on Seven Bridge Road be- as one steps off the elevator and never quite quit. Roberta, guesthouse. how our ecology is faring. comes tlie setting for the Summer Ball to benefit the Ameri- however, is adding white doves—which will be nesting among Details on the event are available from Volunteer Service can Cancer Society. candles and boxwood on every table. Playing-up, too, to the ESPReVSP Photographers, 111 W. 57th St., New York. This is another super-spectacular gala which shall feature silver background wallpaper, Mrs. Fox has purchased yards of Mylar fabric which will be used as over-cloths on the tables. pink flowered canopies, Murray Lehrer's music, Mayfair vsp. THE OVERSEERS — Mrs. Alfred D. Greisman, Farms food and big floral centerpieces. Since non-shutterbugs may require ESP to figure out what Rumson, left, end Mrs. Enri.que T. Pardon, Inter- Perhaps the biggest bit of news is that Mrs. 1. Ralph Kox Kadenbachs Back those initials mean, we'll tell you. laken, complete details for tomorrow's luncheon of Rumson, (known in tlie benefit trade as volunteer decorator VSP stand for Volunteer Service Photographers, an orga- at the Navesink Country Club, Middletown, of the to Monmouth County) will NOT be doing these party arrange- Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Kadenbach and daughters Jane and nization which has been active for more than 30 Monmouth Medical Society's Women's Auxiliary. ments. They'll come instead from the professional hands of Susan, Rumson, are home from holiday—almost. Susan, a stu- years—providing photographic equipment and trained volun- dent at Susquehanna (Pa.) University is due back today from Fashions from Elsie Stone, Red Bank, will be Charles Doremus of Dean's Florist. teers to teach the skills of photography and development to Re r pl And Mrs. Fox, who departs Friday for London is ecstatic a semester siesta in Mexico; Jane, a junior at Rumson-Fair shown. **" *"& ""« about that She also is ecstatic about the fact that while hus- Haven Regional High School, returned Friday from Spain and band Ralph conducts a bit of English business, she'll be able to Jerry and Ruth enjoyed their parental time out cruising the mosey about the mews with Mrs. Renee Parent, Rumson, who Caribbean. is Britian-bound with them. The family that travels, unravels! The Bunny Hop The Easter bunny brought Mrs. Robert E. Berg (a Rumso- nitc transplanted to California) plane tickets East. The bunny, of course, was Bog Berg who obviously wanted to come him- self. They had Easter in north Jersey with their daughters and their families; they had a kaffeeklatch or two in Monmoulh. Mrs. Lloyd Lawrence, Fair Haven, was luncheon hostess to a few of the girls on Monday. As the Needle Points

Needlepoint works by three Rumson women will be includ- ed in the lgth annual biennial exhibition of amateur needle- work which benefits The Lighthouse, New York. Alphabetically speaking, they are Mrs. Marsh A. Bryan (who serves on the board of The Lighthouse), Mrs. John H. Callen Jr., and Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen. Mrs. Callen's contribution is a needlepoint picture (set in a tray) of her parents-in-law's home in Manchester, Vt. Perhaps the reason it's so pretty is because the home is, too. It belongs to Mr. and Mrs. M. Douw Ferris, formerly of Rumson, who we are told are happy as larks in their new setting.

FOCUSED ON BENEFIT — Lady Hervey-Bath- urst, Rumson, left, and Mrs. Charles Banks Belt LBHS Class '38 of Southampton, N.Y., chairman of the May 2, 8:15 p.m. New York benefit for Volunteer Service Photographers, meet with Roland C. Clement of Reunion May 26 Greenwich, Conn., who will present via slides "An Ecologist's World View." OCEANPORT — The 35th the address of class member reunion of Long Branch High Charles A. Anderson, whose School Class of June 1938 will last known address was Point be May 26 in Squire's Pub, Pleasant Beach. Information West Long Branch. contact is Mrs. Lillian Neighborhood Delegates Plans completed at a com- Phinney, Oceanport. Other mittee meeting in the home of committee members include Dr. Leon Reisner Jr., West Mrs. James Apostalocus and OPEN DOOR POLICY - Mrs. William F. Kelly,, Long Branch, class president,. Mrs. Vivian Verrochi, Long left, welcomes Mrs. Alex Webster, Sea Girt, right, include provisions for a class Branch; Mrs. Marty Loci- To-Elect Scout Officers and Mrs. Vincent T. Hirsch of Spring Lake, to a picture to be taken at the'lento, Little Silver; Mrs. Lil- FARMINGDALE - For the year's highlights will follow' Rumson neighborhood will Asbury Park neighborhood meeting at "Lochmere," the Kellys' Little Silver event, and door prizes. Mrs. lian Phinney, Port-au-Peck; are working on table center- estate, which will also be the setting for the June first time girls and adults are the election. Reports on day model the new Brownie uni- Clare Gniber, Asbury Park, is Mrs. Clare Gruber, Asbury serving on the committee camps, resident camp, forms. pieces. Board members will 23 Summer Ball to benefit the American Cancer Park, and U.S. District Court in charge of reservations planning program and activi- "Smoke Signals" and senior Members of the Neptune- serve as table hostesses. Society. Judge Clarkson S. Fisher, which are due May 1. ties for Monmouth Council of planning board will be given West Long Branch. The committee is seeking Girls Scouts' annual meeting by the girls who participated. ~ tomorrow in Battleground Registration is at 6:30 p.m.; Country Club, Freehold. dinner at 7:15 and business DIET RECIPE No. 1 Mrs. John Archibald, Rum- meeting at 8:30 o'clock. FURNISHEDBYTHE DIET WORKSHOP. son, and Mrs. Thomas Wil- Mrs. Leonard Gibson, Free- liams, Wayside, chairmen of hold, chairman nominating the committee are assisted by committee, will present the OPEN HOUSE 2 Slices Arnold Mclba Thin Granulated sugar substitute Mrs. Leonard Gibson, Free- slate. DietsliceAVhitc Bread Dash of vanilla extract hold; Mrs. Bruce Huber, Lo- Officer candidates proposed Sunday. APRIL 29th 1 Egg, well beaten Dash of cinnamon cust; Miss Margaret Neral,- for three year terms are Mrs. Soak bread in mixture of CRS, sweetener and vanilla. Sprinkle Wall Township, and Miss Bar- Robert C. Baxter, Matawan, 12:00-4:00 with cinnamon and broil each side until brown. Devour without bara McCurdy, Middletown. vice president; Mrs. Louise guilt, because Arnold MWtxi Thin Dietslicc White Bread is sliced Mrs. G. V. Kadenbach will Dennis, Jamesburg. treasur- so thin, two dices arc like one dice of regular bread. preside. Delegates of the 38 er. Proposed for three year neighborhoods served by the terms as members-at-large council will vote for officers are Mrs. Zaven Ayanian, MH N «DIETSLICE and members at large. Com- Matawan; Calvin Miles Bell, mendations for retiring board Holmdel; Seymour Lapidus, 7/5 HOLMDEL ROAD, HAZLET/HOLMDEL. NJ. | BREAD members, the presentation of Long Branch, and Mrs. Gor- don Burns, Colts Neck. R«giitroilon for the 1973-1974 School Year begint Good Enough hru Good Enough for Arnold. special awards and recogni- Lucys is ready (or Spring tions and a report of the Friendship is the theme of during our open house. Parent* may intpeel our the most beaLJ*i 1 uI Fashions music entertainment to be facilities, meet with our teochen, and familiarize you ve ever seen We have 'hr-^ provided by a singing group of a i r i v i n g d a 11 \ y o u •' b e themselvos with our curriculum. Our Program offers: amazed when VVJ see !h s 'mp girls with guitar accom- coiieci'on of 'a paniment. During dinner hour' • All Day Kindergarten Slop m ttvs weekend bP f^e Starts Today Brownie Girl Scouts from the • 2, 3 or 5 Day Programs

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By MARGOT SMITH the tops to hasten ripening. Store in a dry, forst-free place ov^r the winter, maKing sure Onions are bringing real tears these days they are perfectly dry when you put them by costing over 80 cents for a two pound bag Potluck away. that usually contains a few soft ones. Higher Know Your Shallots prices are predicted because of weather dam- Knowing your onions means knowing your age to Texas and Mexican crops. shallots and garlic, too, for these close cousins The Smiths have been boycotting onions, own line goes: Onions help everything but ice offer variations in flavor and add fun to the substituting the dried minced ones, or a bit of cream. <> cooking. Shallots (accent either syllable; both dehydrated onion soup where the flavor is ab- Backyard Action are correct,) grow like onions, but the mature solutely essential. The shortage can be skirted with a little bulb separates easily into segments, like gar- I wonder how James Beard is making out, action in the backyard. Even if you missed the lic. I know several Monmouth County garden- though I don't imagine his food budget is sus- properly ascribed planting date for a full gar- ers who are having success with them, but it ceptible to the same limitations that ours are. den, you can sttU have onions or at least seal- usually takes two years to get a clump going. Several times during his annual demonstra- lions. Plant onion sets and have the pungent Their flavor, much esteemed in delicately sea- tions at Monmouth College, Mr. Beard has set addition to your salads in a few weeks. We soned French cookery, is milder than onions his audience on the edges of their seats by fill- siagger our plantings throughout the early and suggestive of garlic. ing the room with the aroma of onions, frying summer. You can plant your own garlic, too, mak- in butter. Scallion sets, also called bunching onions, ing sure, as with onions, that bulbs are dried "If you're late starting dinner," he ad- mav be left in the ground if you want big ones. well before you attempt to braid one of those vised, "or haven't made up your mind what to A pound makes a 50-foot row. Thin them (en- decorative strands that lend authenticity and have, start frying a few onions and your family joy the scallions) to about three inches apart. atmosphere to the kitchen. We have some from will be assured that something good is com- When bulbs have reached maturity, the es- Provence, and have planted a few cloves, with ing." These are my sentiments completely. My teemed Burpee catalogue says to bend down high hopes.

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Dear Ann Landers: I am a you think of parents who will lor better or lor worse. Send PAINTING DEMONSTRATION - Rumson artisr Santo C. Pezzutti, will registered nurse working in a not allow a boy who is nearly your request to Ann Landers demonstrate transparent oil painting techniques Friday at 8:30 p.m. In the first-class hospital. Several 14 to be alone in the house for in care of your newspaper en- Guild of Creative Art, Shrewsbury, where his works are featured in a duo months ago I tended an 84- Ann Landers an evening?. I- am his lftyear- closing 50c in coin and a long, show with his daughter, Carol. Mr. Pezzutti paints with oils but uses a year-old man who had major •old sister* and I had to cancel stamped, self-addressed enve- transparent method that Is somewhat of a departure from traditional oil o surgery. I never felt that I a date because .the sitter lope. painting. The demonstration is open to the public. gave him more attention than ber, dear, he's 84. I see no career. I've had the marriage didn't show up. Thanks for and family bit and I don't be- any other patient. harm in overlooking the fact your opinion. — Thoroughly lieve a woman can do justice Since he checked out, I have that the old gent doesn't fol- Disgusted received four boxes of candy low the etiquette book. •lo both at the same time. But the guy is a gem. I don't know Dear T.D.: Unless the boy Lecturer to Air 'Rackets, Frauds' from him, a gold fountain pen Dear Ann Landers: I was is ill or retarded he should married 24 years ago and had what to do. What's your best WEST LONG BRANCH - faculty member of Rutgers and a hand-written invitation not need a sitter at his age. If living sons or daughters, and welcome at meetingsaas five children in seven years. I hunch? — Lone Star Louise. William Dunkinson, president University and Upsala Col- be single by reason of death, guests prior to joining, to have dinner at his home. (I your parents don't treat him worked hard under trying cir- Dear Louise: My huncheris of Organization Management lege, Mr. Dunkinson is an au- divorce, separation or never For information on mem- respectfully declined.) as an adult soon they will cumstances, including the last on the bum but my computer of New Jersey, will speak on thority on his selected topic. married. Custody is not re- bers, write PWP, Post Office Last week he sent a beau- have a serious problem on six years when my husband is in good working' order. Ac- "Rackets, Frauds, Swindles quired. Single parents are Box 7, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. tiful friendship ring with my their hands. After the program thefeTwill birthstone set in a platinum and I agreed on a separation. cording to my figures, 25 and Gyps" at a meeting of be dancing from 10:30 to 12:30 mounting. I was floored by We were divorced last May. years ago "The Gem" was 11 A no-nonsense approach to Parents Without Partners .a.m. to live music. DIET RECIPE No.2 /High-Rise "I this gift and phoned him at Our children are all years old. If this doesn't make how to deal with life's most Friday at 8:30 p.m. here in To be eligible for member- once to say I couldn't.accept launched and I am now in- any difference to you, and it difficult and most rewarding the Holiday Inn, Rt. 36. A, ship in PWP, a person must FURNISHED BY THE DIET WORKSHOP. / Tuna Sandwich it. He insisted that I had volved in a fascinating career. doesn't matter to him, it's all arrangment. Ann Landers' writer, lecturer and former be the parent of one or more helped him through a serious My work puts me in contact right with me. booklet, "Marriage - What \VL 0:. canned tuna, drained Thick wedge of lettuce crisis and said I should not with many men, most of Dear Ann Landers: What do To Expect," will prepare you 1 3 0:. cottagecheese 2 Slices Arnold MelfaaThin deny him the pleasure of re- whom I find chauvinistic, dull, Grand Opening Celebration 1 Teaspoon horseradish Dietslice White Bread, toasted paying me in a small way. He a little sick, and painfully bor- Mash tuna, cheese and horseradish together and spread on toast. spoke for fifteen minutes and ing. Card Party Is Sunday Better Craft Costume Jewelry Top with lettuce and consume with a clear conscience, since your I decided to keep the ring. Last fall I met the man I 44 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT I super-thin slices of Arnold Melba Thin Dietslice are equiva- This morning I received a wish I had met 25 years ago. RUMSON — A card party ner at home, but hold off on lent to only one slice of regular bread. It's almost like dieting with- beautiful bouquet of carna- He is everything I've ever for men and women will be the dessert. Gourmet bakers NOW OPEN out trying. tions from "An Admirer." I wanted in a husband. I think conducted by the Sisterhood in Sisterhood are preparing INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED COSTUME JEWELRY about him at least three dozen of Congregation B'nai Israel homemade delicacies, which called the florist to make sure IN ANY COLORS my hunch was correct and it times a day. I tried ignoring here in the synagogue, Hance will be served. Those who do tam WDIETSLICE was, of course, from the old him but it didn't work. He is and Ridge Roads, Sunday at not play cards are asked to GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS jBREAD gentleman. 36 years old, beautifully atten- 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Mildred Grant bring their own games, which • WALL DECOR • CLOCKS • DECORATIVE tive, and insists I'm going to What am I to do?.I can't is in charge of reservations may include chess, Scrabble, PIECES IN CHINA AND CERAMICS Good Enough hnj Cnod Enough/or Arnnld. be his wife. continue to accept these gifts, and information concerning •. mahjong or others. yet I am afraid of hurting his When I asked him why he the event, which will include feelings. Please advise. — never married he said, "I've gifts, surprises and an art dis- Make extra waffles and store Just Did My Job been waiting for you, angel." play by Regency Galleries. them in the freezer. When Dear Just: Write a note ex- I adore being free and am The committee requests ready to use, toast without de- plaining that you enjoy flow- thoroughly immersed in my that guests plan to have din- frosting first. ers and if he wishes to send a bouquet occasionally, fine, but Seene Fashions that you cannot accept any At Raceway other gifts from him. Remem- FREEHOLD — Tomorrow's fashion show at Freehold. PREGNANT... Raceway will feature the spring collection of New York DISTRESSED? designer Geoffrey Beene and include daytime, sport and evening attire. BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 The showings at the race- Oayreujood way, which are every Thursday, take place after each of the first four races be- ginning at 1:30 p.m. Modeling I 671-9294 takes place on the apron promenade and in the new re- NAVESINK HOUSE furbished Spirit of 76 dining room. Admission for the 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk ladies to the Thursday race 142-3400 program and fashion event is free. MOTHER'S DAY IS Long and cool... 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which helped the Hawks gain the finals. go through a game without a power-play goal aginst you, you "We fell into the habit of falling behind," said Francis. Shots on goal by: 9 10 10-25 Two years ago the Hawks lost the Stanley Cup finals to the have to give a lot of guys credit." "At no time in the last three or four games did they have to New York ',','.'.'.'."'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'. 11 7 7—25 Ch C Canadiens. Last year Chicago didn't even get that far. The "It was a simple case of a goal a game," said Ranger open up. We were always one goal down, having to play ' J; Rangers bounced them out with a four-game sweep in the Coach and General Manager Emile Francis. "You don't win catch-up." Score by periods: 01 0-1 semifinals. many hockey games with a goal a game. Esposito in goal, Esposito, shunting away his tremendous play in the New York Now, having gotten sweet revenge for last year's debacle, their defense and their checking were superb. Our pdwer play series, said: "It was a good series but I thought I had a fine Chicago • u 2-4 Astros Put Mets in Orbit; Yankees, Phillies Bombed HOUSTON (AP) -The and Jorge Orta tagged Fritz Chicago to collect his second run. The right-hander then Houston Astros rocked Jon Peterson, 1-3, with run-scoring victory. He has lost one. settled down to get out of the Matlack for three runs in the singles before Fred Beene Morton Tames Quakers jam and allowed Philadelphia first inning on run-scoring hits took over in relief. ATLANTA (AP) - Carl only a seventh inning by Cesar Cedeno, Bob Watson With none out, Beene Morton pitched put of a first unearned run on Del Unscr's and Jim Wynn and held on for walked Stan Bahnsen to load inning jam and drove in three sacrifice fly. a 4-2 National League base- the bases. Leon scored on a runs, helping the Atlanta Johnny Oates drilled a two- ball victory over the New passed ball by Munson and Braves to a 11-2 rout of the run homer for the Braves in York Mets last night. Orta came home when Gene Philadelphia Phillies in Na- the sixth and drove in another An infield hit by ex-Met Michael hobbled a grounder. tional League baseball last run with a single in the Tommie Agee, an infield out Carlos May closed out the night. * eighth. Morton went seven in- and Cedeno's run-scoring White Sox scoring with his Morton, 1-1, ran into trouble nings, allowing eight hits. single accounted for the first second homer of the year in in the opening inning when run and Watson and Wynn fol- the seventh. the Phils stroked three con- How They Stand, lowed with RBI doubles as the Stan Bahnsen, a former secutive hits, the last by Will- Boxes on Page 22 Astros rolled to their sixth 'Yankee, went all the way for ie Montanez driving in one consecutive triumph. Watson, who also doubled and scored on Roger Met-, zger's single in the third in- ning, extended his hitting streak to 16 games, four short Havlicek May Start of Rusty Staub's club record. •/ The Mets scored both their runs off Ken Forsch in'the second inning on a walk, Jer- AP Wlreptioto ry Grote's RHI double and For Optimistic Celts WIELDS BIG STICK - Walter Tkaczuk (18) of Backstrom (14) of the Chicago Black Hawks dur- singles by Matlack and Ted tHe New York Rangers uses his stick on Ralph ing last night's NHL playoff action in Chicago. Martinez. Forsch needed help BOSTON (AP) - Although The team's physician, Dr. trailing position and the prob- from Jim Crawford and Jim they trail the New York Kni- Thomas Silva, said the stiff- able absence of Havlicek. But Ray in the eighth. ckerbockers three games to ness in Havlicck's shoulder taking three straight games Melton Bops 5th one in the Eastern semifinal muscle is gone and another from the Knicks to win the NEW YORK (AP) - Bill playoffs of the National Bas- day's rest would be helpful. series looks to many people NFL Brightens Giant TV Melton hit his fifth home run ketball Association, the Bos- "I'm optimistic," Dr. Silva an almost impossible task. of the season in a five-run ton Celtics still appeared con- said. Earl "The Pearl" Monroe is NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) sold at least six days before Giants and the individual and regular-season games fourth inning that spurred the fident on the eve of the fifth "The team is optimistic, listed as a doubtful starter for — Five teams have reportedly the game, clubs. against the Philadelphia Chicago White Sox to an 8-4 game in the best-of-seven too," said guard Don Chaney. the Knicks after suffering a agreed to break the National Jim Kcnsil, executive direc- "The NFL constitution calls Eagles and Cleveland Browns victory over the New York series tonight at Boston Gar- "We have a lot of faith and hip injury in a collision with Football League's 23-year tor of the NFL, told The Asso- for a mutual agreement be- at Yankee Stadium in Septem- Yankees yesterday. den. pride, and we're not about to Havlicek last Friday night. television rule of blacking out ciated Press last night: "1 tween the two teams involved. ber are not involved in the With the game tied 2-2, Celts' captain John Havli- concede this series to the Monroe didn't play in Sun- home games when they play have no idea whether that is That is because the visiting blackout agreement. Melton led off the inning with cek, who suffered a painful Knicks. It's going to be tough day's game, won by New the exiled New York Giants accurate. In any case, our of- teams share of the gate could Giants' General Manager the blast over the right field shoulder bruise last Friday, but it's not impossible." York in double overtime. next season in the Yale Bowl. fice would not be involved. It be affected." Raymond Walsh was unavai- auxiliary Scoreboard. Then may not be able to play, but What Chaney probably had The officiating in Sunday's would have to be five sepa- Eddie Leon, who socked a no final decision has been in mind is that the Celtics still game remained a heated top- Sports Editor Bill Guthrie of The Giants' Aug. 26 exhibi- lable for comment on the re- rate agreements between the two-run homer in the second, made on his availability. remain loose despite •their the New Haven Journal-Cou- tion game against Pittsburgh ported agreement ic, at least with Boston rier and Register made the writers who reported it was report in this morning's edi- "horribly one-sided." tions. Uhaney fouled out with li.M left in the third period, after He said the Dallas Cowboys, he had held the Knicks' Walt Washington Redskins, St. Dissatisfied 76ers Decide on Collins Krazier to nine points up to Louis Cardinals, Green Bay that point. The Boston writers Packers and Minnesota Vik- NEW YORK (AP) - The 1973 National Basketball Associ- of the 76ers. Seattle, picking fourth, took Mike Green of Loui- Kennedy awarded Seattle's first-round draft choice to agreed the sixth foul was a ings have agreed to a special ation's college draft is over but the bitter taste of the Brisker siana Tech. Philadelphia, which had drafted Brisker in 1969, and fined good call but said Chaney' arrangement that will allow affair remains. At 11:30 a.m., the NBA announced that a judge had re- Seattle $10,000. But a federal judge overruled Kennedy, saying- questioned some of the earlier WT1C-TV, a New Haven-Hart- Philadelphia, foiled in a last-minute attempt to delay the fused to issue a restraining order and that the draft would he had overstepped the bounds of his powers and should have fouls called against him. ford based station, to televise already twice-postponed draft, announced before making the start as scheduled at noon. At noon, Kennedy had to fret for 65 conferred with the NBA Board of Governors before making a the Giants' games in their first pick yesterday that it planned further action to get a minutes because of difficulty in hooking up a telephone confer- decision. temporary home whenever first-round choice it feels it should have because of Seattle's ence call, the means by which the draft was conducted. Kennedy then called a special meeting of the Board which the Bowl's 70,876 seats are signing of John Brisker. Then came the first pick of the draft, which Philadelphia restored Seattle's first-round pick, gave Philadelphia a bonus Colonels Put The 76ers then opened the draft by picking Olympian Doug earned by having the worst record in the Eastern Conference first-round pick and Seattle's second-round choices this year Collins of Illinois State, whom some pro scouts describe as and by winning a coin toss with Portland, which had the worst and next and fined Seattle $10,000. Both the overruling of Ken- Cougars Out Giants Acquire having "the quickest hands and feet in college" basketball. mark in the West. nedy in District Court and the special meeting forced post- Eagles' Ba Ilm an Three Ail-Americans also were first-round selections — But before picking Collins, Philadelphia General Manager ponements of the draft. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - guard Ernie DiGregorio of Providence, by Buffalo; Kermit Don DeJardin announced, "We exercise this pick under pro- Other first-round selections were Ron Beliagen of Min- The Kentucky Colonels, get- ting 31 points from forward NEW YORK (AP) - Gary Washington of American University, by Los Angeles, and test before these proceedings commence. He also said that an nesota, by Kansas City-Omaha; of St. Joseph's, guard of Long Beach State, by Houston. effort would be made to get a reversal of a U.S. District Court Pa., by Phoenix; Dwiglit Jones of Houston, a hardship case, Dan Issel, never trailed as Ballman, a 10-year tight end, they registered a 107-JS vic- was acquired on waivers by Kennedy Annoyed ruling overturning a decision made by Kennedy last November by Atlanta; of South Carolina, by Golden State; It was a day of apprehension and annoyance for NBA com- when Brisker signed with Seattle after having played with the of Iowa, by Chicago; of Il- tory over the Carolina Cou- the New York Giants yes- gars last night for the East terday from the Philadelphia missioner Walter Kennedy. now defunct Pittsburgh club of the ABA. linois, by Baltimore; of St. John's, N.Y., by New At 10:30 a.m., EST, famed trial lawyer Louis Nizer, repre- York; of UCLA, by Milwaukee; of Division crown and a berth In Eagles in a National Football the finals against Indiana (or League transaction. senting the 7(jers. went before a judge in the Second U.S. Court Indiana, by Boston, and Ray Lewis of Los Angeles State, an- of Appeals here asking for a temporary restraining order that Knicks, 76er Draft Picks , other hardship case, by Philadelphia as its bonus pick. the American Basketball As- Ballman, 32, played five sociation championship. years with the Pittsburgh would stay the draft. Ptillodilphki Two players currently in the ABA were picked in the sec- Doug Collins, Illinois St. Roy Lewis, The Colonels won the best Steelers and the last five with The 7tiers sought the injunction so that they could initate Ntw York Los Angeles St. Louis Nelson. Woshlng* ond round. They were George McGinnis, signed by the Indiana Mel Dovls. SI. John's, H.Y. Pol ton, Allen Brlstow, Virginia Tech. of seven playoff series 4-3. the.Eagles. He has career action in an attempt to restore a ruling made by Kennedy last McForlond. St. Joseph's, Pa. Allle George McGinnis, Indiana. Caldwell Pacers after his sophomore season at Indiana, and Jim McGuIrt, Morquette. George Karl, Jones, Albany St., Go. Dorrel Mln- marks of 320 receptions for November that awarded Philadelphia Seattle's first-round North Carolina. Dennis Bell, Droke. niefleld. New Mexico. Reggie Royals, Chones, signed by the New York Nets in his junior year at Lawrence Lilly, Alabama SI. Mike Florida St. Sterling Wrlgtil, Lincoln. 5,328 yards and 37 touch- draft pick as a payment for signing Brisker, a former Ameri- Moore, Manhattan. Ed Fields. C.w, Dove Langslon, Drake. Harold Catch- Marquette. Philadelphia, using its picked awarded from can Basketball Association player who was the NBA property Post. ings, Hordln-Simnions. Abe Steward, downs. Jacksonville. Seattle, chose McGinnis and Los Angeles took Chones. IIIIIIIIIIIMIINIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlim Young Answers Rutgers' Call

By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN relationship with his players and someone ready to coaching philosophy. "You either nave a gooo. rela- Register Sports Editor accept the challenge at Rutgers." tionship or you don't. Fortunately, I haven't had If the wares fit, shoe it, figured Gruninger. If any problems and don't anticipate any at Rutgers. LUBRICATION - NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers University's the shoe fits, wear it, agreed Young. Rutgers final- Kids are the same everywhere, so it will be no dif- two-month search for its 11th varsity basketball ly had a replacement for Dick Lloyd, who resigned ferent here. I try not to force myself on my players coach ended Monday after a variation of the old last February before taking the Knights into the and operate in a relaxed manner." OIL CHANGE don'tcall-us-we'U call-you theme. National Invitation Tournament. On the court, Young's style of play "dictated to SPECIAL "I called and left a message four to five weeks Solid Cage Program a degree by the talent available." He added, "but ago," said Tom Young, who was chosen for the job "Why did I make the change?" asked Young, there's one thing that's not dictated by talent — de- It's lima lor a change! We'll after coming up with a winner in 12 of his 13 coach- who also guided American University (21-5), led by change your motor oil, up to fense. It's the nasty end of the game, but the most five quarts. Replace oil filler. ing years at American and Catholic Universities in All-American , into the NlT, important, and will work our tails off playing man- Examine shock absorbers. Washington, DC. "Then nothing happened until a "Without a doubt, Rutgers had a good, solid bas- to-man. If we have the speed, we'll use a full-court Check lube In Iransmlialon month later.'' end dlllerentlal, add a> ketball program. The university's academic stand- press." needed. Lubricate front sus- Whirlwind Keek ing, schedule, location and potential — Rutgers has pension components, door Fred Gruninger, Rutgers acting athletic direc- all of these things to offer. "Offensively, fokhke to run* but if we can't, and hood hinges. Also free we'll look for tho*good!,percentage shot, whether it brake Insp. Includes parts, oil tor, returned that call last Monday (April IB) and "Leaving AU wasn't an easy decision, but one comes after two seconds or 30 seconds. You just and grease. started a whirlwind week which led to the signing that I made without doubt. The job just appealed don't consistently win by taking 25-foot shots, so of the personable 40-year-old Young to a four-year tome." * Reg. $12.16 , now $8.95 we'll take the ball inside." & contract, unique for the state university. Someone suggested that Young's key to suc- -Max + tax "I might put Fred to work recruiting after the cess is being low key, and his manner can't be Kermlt's Commentary Exp. April 30,1973 job he did with me," joked Young during yes- faulted from the won-lost record (61-37) he com- Washington, a first round draft pick of the Los terday's first meeting with the Jersey press corps piled during his four years at American University. Angeles Lafcers in yesterday's National Basketball here. "He spent more time with me than I would In nine seasons at Catholic University, he won Association draft, gave probably the biggest en- recruiting a player — unless he's a seven-footer." 134 and lost 88. In between he served for two years dorsement for Young on Monday. On two separate trips to the Rutgers campus as an assistant to Frank,Fellows at Maryland, his "I'm glad I'm graduating," he said. "I couldn't last week, Young spent upwards to 24 hours with alma mater. In fact, Young, who roomed with Bal- bear to come back here (American) next year and OLDSMOBILE Gruninger, talking and touring, before an agree- timore Bullet coach Gene Shue during their colle- not be coached by Mr. Young. ment was reached Saturday night and finalized giate careers, co-captained the Terrapins in 1957- "He gave me time to build my confidence and Monday. 58, the only year Maryland has won the Atlantic develop my game. We all enjoyed playing under "Throughout our search we met, but made no Coast Conference. him. Players wanted to win this year, because it RUSSai OLDSMOBILE-CMJILLAC offers, to many qualified people," said Gruninger, Rapport With Players was worth it to see him happy." 1OO E. Newman Springs Road "but Tom perfectly identified with the profile we "The player-coach relationship is more impor- Young is still happy - and so is Rutgers about Red Bank, New Jersey wanted — a seasoned winner who enjoyed a good Tom Young tant today than ever," said Young, explaining his its promising basketball future under his guidance. 741-0910 tnnnriiliiii>t>>niiiiniaiiiiiiiiiiin*iiii*>*i>>li'**tf'''l*l'lll'llllll*>IIII'|ii|iiii!iiiiiiiiiMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii MiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMitiMiriiii>iiMitiitiiiiitiiiiii»iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirfiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Three Tied The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MJddJetown, N. J. Wednesday, April 25, W73 21 For Second Behind Wave Middletown Township, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi Matawan Regional and Ran- ? tan all kept pace with Shore A' Division Conference "A" Division lead- TEAM-RECORD W L T er Long Branch yesterday. LwK Branch (8-1-1).. Long Branch stayed unde- MWdletown Twp. feated in the league by rolling (M) 1 past Neptune, 6-0, but Middle- RarlUn (5-4) 1 town downed Brick Township, MaUwin Reg. (5-5).. 1 1-0, behind George Ramos' T.R. North (3-5-1) 3 one-hit performance; Raritan T.R. South (3-t) 4 downed Toms River South. 8- Brick Twp. (1-5) 4 1, and Matawan beat Toms Neptune (2->) 5 River North, 5-1. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII Graziano Stars Joe Graziano pitched a two- three Lion hits for Brick, and hitter to lead Long Branch to struck out five wjiiie walking its shutout win over Neptune. two. Graziano struck out 10 and It was Skip Deitz day at walked two while uppihg his Matawan yesterday. Deitz, record to 3-0. He also scored a the veteran catcher for the pair of runs. Huskies, went three-for-three,

Register Stuff Pholo Greg Berger scored on a including a home run and a FINDING THE BAG — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional first baseman Mark wild pitch in the first inning to double. give Graziano the only run he Camp has the ball. Now all he has to do is find the bag to put out Mon- The Huskies took a 2-1 lead Regltttr staff Phots mouth Regional's Terel Cooperhouse. Camp found the bag for the putout. needed. into the fourth inning and then GRAND CELEBRATION — Behind this "Wall" of Knights is Jock Curley The Bulldogs won the Shore Conference "B" Division game, 11-5. The Green Wave got anoth- put it away with a three-run after delivering a grand slam home run in the seventh inning to give his er in the third when Paul rally. Steve Martinez opened team a 5-2 lead over Red Bank Regional. Wall went on to hold the lead for Skerl scored on Graziano's with a single and Doug Smith, the Shore Conference "C" Division victory. fielders choice. the winning pitcher, walked. Berger led off the fifth with Jim Collabelli's single brought Revived Spartans Win, a double and scored on Bob in Martinez and Bob Klynn Wells' single. Graziano drove in another with a base walked, and Steve Contc Buccos Slipping A way; hit. Klynn was caught stealing doubled him home. Mike Hov- moments later, but an alert er's single scored Conte. Smith ran Collabelli home. But Piners Hold Lead The final Wave run came when Jim Graziano's sacrifice TRN's sole score came on a Lakewood is still the team iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Nick Kiorillo banged them solo blast by Gary Russell. Bishops Climb to 2nd fly drove in Joe Graziano. to beat in the Shore Confer- f both in with $ single. millllllllllllllllllllMMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIL Tom Burrell was the loser Lent IroKfi U) Niplun* m Red Bank Regional slipped The Rams broke a 1-1 tie ence "B" Division, but Ocean B' Division Rumson-Fair Haven Re- ab r h ob r to sixth place in the Shore ? with the go-ahead run in the for the Fliers. He walked 10, Berger rf 3 2 3 Vllolelb 3 0 Township, after a slow start, gional used a seven-run fourth SkH) cf 2 ) 0 SIclano2b 7 Conference "C'-' Division hy C Division third, added two in the fourth TEAM-RECORD YY L T fanned five and is now (1-3. Wells ]b } O I IHommss 3 0 has won four straight games inning to upend Monmouth JoeGnnop I 2 O jO'Connrlf 3 0 dropping a 5-2 verdict to Wail TEAM-RECORD W I T and solidly sealed the decision Lakewood (7-1) 5 t Lions Win Conte 1b 3 I 11; KnkrbkKnkrbkrr c 3 00 0 and is right behind the Piners. Regional, which had taken a 1 Amt f Township — the team the Wall Twp. (71) J 1 Ocean Twp. (5-5) 4 1 Middletown has been able to HHove r c 3 0 11 Armstrg cf 2 0 1 with a four-run rally in the Lakewood won its fifth three-run lead in the first in- J.GnnoJt) i 0 0 Hndrcks rf 2 0 Bucs had to beat. Southern Reg. (4-4)... 3 1 fifth. Jackson Twp. («-3)... 3 2 find the winning formula in Anthony If 2 0 0 i Evans 3b I 0 league game, a 6-2 verdict ning. Palumbo ss 4 0 0: Ubfcvftj 0 0 A grand slam home run by Asbury Park (3-4) 3 1 (Jlen Schwecr collected two Howell(5-3) 2 3 many different ways this sea- Burrell p 2 0 over Howcll, and Ocean de- McCormick evened his son. When Ihe Lions' pitchers Jack Curley in the seventh in- Marlboro (3-5) 2 2 of the three hits off Maher. feated Manasquan, 3-0. Central Reg. (6-4) 2 3 Tolals IS t 5[Totals 21 O 2 RumsonF.H. Reg. : pitching record at 2-2. Gene have a bad day, the hitters Lena Branch 101 030 1—6 ning did the trick [or the Manalapan (5-4) Z 3 Andy Aldino had a no-hitter Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Neplune 000 000 0—0 Crimson Knights. Red Bank Reg. (5-5). 1 J going for Asbury Park before (3-«) 2 3 Bcbout, who left in the big carry the team. When the hit-. Ooublcs — Berger, Confe, O'Connor gional rocked Monmouth Re- By winning, Wall stays in Freehold Twp. (1-7).. I 4 he gave up an infield hit to Moamoutb Reg. (3-5) 1 4 fourth, was the loser. ters are stopped, the hurlers •rick Twp. (01 MlodWown Twp. II) gional, 11-5, for its second ab h! ob r h first place with Southern Re- iiiiiiniiiffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiiiMitiiiiiiiii' Manalapan's Jeff Provow JacksonTownship upset come to the rescue. Walters 2b 3 0 0Corhar12b 2 1 0 straight win, and Jackson Manasquan (4-6) 1 4 Humble ss 3 0 0 ChvolN 0 gional and a surprising As- ter field. with one out in the seventh in- iimiiifinimitmifMiiiiiiiiiiimuiiimmifiii Central Regional with a pro- Such was the case yes- Hell 3b "3 0: 0i, _Jowe_ s Ib 2 0 Township nipped Central Re- Bkkbrnc 3 0 0) Steffer rf 3 0 bury Park. Southern downed Winning pitcher Tom Maher ning. three-hitter as the Spartans cession of run scoring terday when Ramos dealt Sills rf 3 0 OlCholmrsct 3 0 gional, 3-2. McClellnph 1 0 OjProvlness 0 0 Freehold Township, H-l, and three-hit Freehold Township Manalapan hurler Glenn Is- "blanked Manasquan. doubles. only one hit over six innings. Mllono Ib 1 D Of Andrews c 7 0 Hits Count Mike Steffer came on in the Puttrchph I 0 0 Kolstra II 2 0 The Blue Bishops nipped Ma- and his Southern Regional singer struck out 14 Bishops, Talerico fanned 1(1 and Doubles in the first, fourth DeYoung p 2 0 0:Romosp 2 0 Ocean Township made three seventh and cleaned up. Blue If 2 0 0' nalapan, 2-1. teammates provided eight-hit but was the victim of an walked only two while besting and sixth innings were respon- Lulclecf 1 0 11 ol its-five hits count, and The Lions got the only run Red Bank dropped its fifth support. Maher (2-1) struck unearned run in the seventh Amm Talerico pitched a Joe Riorden. sible for the Jaguars tallies as- Tolals 22 0 1; Totals If I 3 out three and walked only which won the game for As- they needed in the third in- Brick 000 000 0—0 game when Curley slammed a Mtnmurm«t* (5) RunmnFU. (Ill Bill Gray singled in the Central was unable to capital- Middieiown ooi ooo x — 1 one. ob r h|Z ab r ri ning when Ken Jones batted Rich Ayres offering into cen- bury Park. Nultyis 4. 1. 11 S.Dovdsn If 4 ] 1 first, and moved to second ize on a sixth inning tie. T.R. North (l) MaKrwon In. (SI Aslxrv Park (1) Mtnolopon (II Freehold Twp. Ill Southern (II Won Twp. (i> HK) link **• m Jormonlf 3 0 11 W.Dvldsn 3b 4 2 2 in Brian Carhart who had ab r hi ob r hi ab r h ob r h ab •b r h! ob r h Fufrfbslf 2 I "OjMcCormckp' " a when Chuck Kasky walked. Centra (}) Jodcun <3) Tesaurass 3 0 OiRolkencf 3 0 o Lyons 3b 4 0 OlGlttlsss ab h ob walked and stolen second Wefldlng II i 0 OlCsardtcf Wright rf 3 0 0 Jlllson?b 7 7 0 Hicks Ib \ 2 OlCallinanc 7 OCMK TWP. (J| Manmquan (0) Cenlllna 7b 1 0 2 4 0 Rddlb 2 1' Pearson Ib 3 0 Prvtlwsk If 3 0 0 Mlshlenll 0 I Schumln c OiBu . . . Wydra2b 2 D Slater II Schwetr If 3 1 3 Mot! rf 3 I 1 Coorhose 2b 2 0 Gray ib ; McCredle 3b : Olfchcus ss 3 I lurFe cf 3 . Covolf „ o OjYobouflc 3 0 0 0 Deloyr! I 0 0 Hocketl rf 3 1 11 Vrrlmnn rf 0 l Aletlo Ib 2|Poynter IB 3 0 Ramos (3-1) struck out six Rdalgo p 3 0 OlDeltlc Smith If Elliott 72b 1 99 1 Vincent 3b iMeolll» D'AmlcoDb 3 0 0;Devlno2b 0 0 Squires If 3 0 Sgnrlll 3b - - 0- Mascol•- o cf 2 0 0 Slocum p 3 0 0 j Peluso c 0 0 Howrdon3b] 0 0 Coleman ss 1 0 0 Kosky cf 1 0 1 Shlbla rl Ormrlohtlf 3 0 ILoehwIngc 3 0 and walked one. Steffer James cf 0 0 Provow 3b 1 I AAstrglo cf 0 0iAsoy3b 3 3 2 Kchlrss cf 3 1 1' Brenner p 0 ! Olckson Ib stpifon rf 2 0 1; wcGee if 2 0 Srrntno Ib 2 0 1; Martini ss Murphy 3b Rodrlgul c 3 0 0| Stolvwck 2b 3 10 Florllla rf 0 I Them ss 3 0 11 Smith p 2 I 0 1; Walsh rf 3 0 FucornD If 0 O'DPsquleu 3 2 1 Ferovsn Ib 2 2 1; Phsmns cf Tttt c 0 0 Ol Poulson ph H 0 Lvnastne If 0 0 iCoronec - 0- 0- Wllkc 3 0 Oi Beckett ss 3 1 struck out two of the three Jocksori rf 0' Issengr p 3 0 Kompftr c 0 0 0 Garoflo Ib 3 0 3 Curley c 3 1 1 i Word 3b 1 Hasbrouck ss2 0 0 Hopple 3b 3 0 0;Cortesert Russell rl 111! Cllblli rf 3 I Hoseley rf Stein - - - -! Savoth 2b 0 0 : Powlesp ? 0 II Little II 3 0 0 Mollone ph 1 0 0! Meseroll ss Whitman tf 1 0 0 Garrlel p 2 0 I j Barry p 2 0 I • batters he faced in the sev- Seyler c Carlson p Betout p 2 0 0: 0 I Tolals 2i I < | Tolols 24 5 10 0 0 O'Moherp 3 0 I Case p 1 0 0 Talerico p 3 0 1 Rlordon p 2 0 0 Totals V 5 "1 i Tololl : 4 1 S Tolols 26 2 el Totals 21 3 10 enth. T.R. North 001 OOO 0—1 Tatols Matawon Oil 300 x—5 2« J 41 Tolols Tolals 2< 1 3 Tolals 21 I I Wall Twp OOO Ml 4-5 Totals 25 5 5 Totals 27 11 I Totals 25 3 5[Totals 23 0 3 Central 100 001 0-2 Asbury Pork '.. Olo OOO ~ 1 -2 FreeholdTwp '.. 010 000 O-l Red Sank Reg 200 OOO 0-2 Jackson 100 101 x —3 Bill DeVoung scattered Doubles — Dem, DeWno Monofopan Monmouth 300 002 0-5 Ocean Twp 200 010 0 —3 Home Runs — 0. Russell, Deitz 000 010 0-1 Southern 101 2<0 « -I Doubles — Aym, Golofro RumsonF.H 000 731 X-U Monosquan 000 000 0—0 Doubles — Smith, Beckett, Cortese, Doubles — Reid Doubles — St. Smith, Aiay Home Runs — Curley Owblei — RuNIn (2), Elliott Home Runs — Vincenf Zingoro I I I I ' ' i r Pratt Belts Glassboro for men only For Hawks GLASSBORO-Red Bank's Richard Pratt belted two home runs, and Monmouth Good for Business. College used a 12-hit attack to enroll to snap a four-game losing streak here yesterday. The With the research knowledge of Bell Labs and the manufacturing: know-how of Western . Hawks came up with four runs in the eighth inning to Electric, you'd expect telephones that let you do more than just talk and listen. That's why turn back Glassboro, 9-X. we have all kinds of business phones. To meet all kinds of business needs and situations. your body Pratt delivered a solo shot They all feature reliable engineering. Innovative technology. And while they're as , in the second when he led off the frame, and came back different as the people who use them, our equipment is always practical and functional. with a two-run homer in the No far-out gadgets that you maybe use once or twice. third when Monmouth scored three runs and look a 4-1 lead. Glassboro fought back to tie the game at 5-5 in the fourth, Card Dialer. Eliminates dialing altogether. Fre- but the Hawks tagged losing pitcher Joe Corradette for quently called numbers are recorded on plastic four runs in the eighth. Neil punch cards filed in the phone itself. To call, put Gold, the winning pitcher in the desired card in the slot and press a button. relief for the Hawks, opened the inning with a single. Jay Petrilla was hit by a pitch and Ramon Iglesias singled to Speakerphone. Three phonos in one. load the bases. Two walks fol- lowed for two runs, and Vic Use it' hands-free', as a conference Shustak singled for what telephone or as a regular phone. proved to be the margin of The easy to operate Speaker- victory. phone clearly amplifies The Profs came back with three runs in the eighth, but both sides of the con- (For the "health of it. . . Shape Up!!) Jeff Bouton, the Hawks sec- versation. Ideal ond reliever, held them off. for conference calls, A little flabby around the ol' turn-turn • Glassboro is 11-6. sales meetings, MonineuiMI) ClosiMro II) these days? Oab r' h ob r training sessions. Pefrjfa IJ J I I Carttr cf > J Igleslos To 1 2 1 Woodward c 3 0 Koutmon II s 0 3 Cohill c 2 1 It's not good for your shirt buttons or Cuslck c 1 3 I Bauer 3b S I Pratt cf 3 2 3 Loioruk Ib 1 0 PuallMt 3b ] 0 0 Domush ss S 0 your health. Shustok3b 1 Slouroo 2b 5 0 veril rl 0 Rlnoldl It Portable Conference Telephone. Thi> Lovmll S 0 1 Render rl. I I 0 Herblgp 1 1 0 Corodfr p I 0 0 modern business phone amplifies the speak- Trim down, lone up and get back into AgulloWi D 0 0' Bosco p 0 0 0 Goldp I I 1 Lngrlldph 1 o o Bouton p I 0 1 Sesso p I 0 0 er's voice for group listening. Two por- ihe healthy shape of things. Enroll I Longford p 0 0 0 ! Bucolo rf 3 table microphones let listeners ask your body! : Benson p 0 0 0 Totals X » 12 Tolals 31 • II questions ov speak directly back Monmouth '.. 01) 100 040 -• Glonboro 101 300 OJO -I You conduct meetings without Doubles — tgleslos For Red Bank call 842-9009 Home Runs — Pratt (3). Carter, Cohill, ever leaving the office. Reduces «• Bouer travel time and expense. Soccer League body Health Begins Action For more information, shoppe RED BANK, Middletown Spa and New Shrewsbury scored phone your local Business victories in the first's week of Service Center. play in the Northern Mon- THE MALL, BROAD & MONMOUTH. RED BANK mouth Recreational Soccer League. RT. 35 Middletawn viaza 1392 Ocean Ave. 4-11W. Elizabeth «ve. MIMLETOWN 671-2288 UKEWOOD 364-WOO LINDEN 862-5570 Red Bank edged Long Branch, 2-1; Middletown •M*SHnCmHGE • BMIIWmiMBD • fteck your Bitter Busmen Bureiu downed West Long Branch, 4- New Jersey Bell 3 2 2; and New Shrewsbury * 1 111 | I I I 1 I ! Ill B nipped Rumson, 2-1. ' :i TJie Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N J. Wednesday, April 2S, 1973 Cahill Signs Bulldogs Net Racing Bill 6th Victory TRENTON (AP) - Hacmg the track pays only "$2.80 and fans in New Jersey will have the additional 9 cents is the breakage. Rumson-Fair Haven Re- KUIMM-FX (<) HlfhlejU hn (1) an additional 45 days to place SINOLIS their bets this year under the Legislative sponsors of the gional's tennis team upped its bills estimated that the break- record to 60 yesterday by de- 1. Glenn Woltson (HP) d. Jetf Jcnes, *- terms of a bill signed yes- *.«•» age adds up to 12 million an- feating Highland Park, 41, 3. John Frecmon (R) 4. Bruce Breilln. terday by Gov. William T. M, e-4 nually. and Middletown Township 1. Tom Goldtr (R) d Dick Beck. 4-3. 4-4 Cahill. DOUILt] At present the state has a stayed unbeaten with a 3-2 de- 1. Sieve Sher ond Jetf Coe (R) d Dave The measure adds 15 days Cohen and Sieve Nelion, n, e-3. »-4 180-day thoroughbred racing cision over Cedar Ridge. 1. Korl Nprdstrum and Frank Prltchord to the racing season at each (Rid. Stott Zelger ond Mork Voorhets. season, divided equally be- t-t. i-t. 6-4 of the three thoroughbred In other matches, Mon- race tracks in the state, Gar- tween the three tracks. The mouth Regional (3-3) downed den State Racetrack, Atlantic extension bill' signed by Ca- I. Boo Welse (MSN) d. Earl Hedln, 4-1. Marlboro, 5-0, undefeated Ma- 4-1 City Racetrack and Mon- hill adds 45 days to the season. It nasquan rolled over Manala- 3. Tom Anderten (MSN) d. Mel Wein- is expected the State Racing berger. 4 1. 4 2 mouth Park. pan. 5-0, and Freehold Town- }. Curt Morion (MSN) d. Bruce Cannell, Commission will divide the 7-4, 6] The governor also signed a ship (4-2) slopped Howell, 5-0. OOUILES measure that is expected to added racing time equally be- I. Randy Stelle ond Townsend Grover (MSN) d. Jeff Sowytr ond Al Ketincr. add about %l million to the tween the three tracks thus' Rumson had to look to the 6-!. 4-1 3. Al Morton ond Mark Lord (MSN) d. funds available each year fur increasing the season at each doubles to come up with the Steve Reiner ond Kevin Lunden, 9-2 FrMMid Twp. IS) Howell (I) horse racing purses. of them from 60 days to 75 victory, and both matches SINolis went to three sets. The Bull- The measure will require days. I. Mork Mehlmon (FT) won by forfeit The measures were de- dogs won both. 2 Gary Rain Forth (FT) d. Tom Mlck- Kegltftr Staff Photo by Lorry Perna that all "breakage" from flat lo>, U>. 41 racing go into a fund to be signed to maintain a com- 3. Ricky Palay (FT) d. Igor Rledkln, 4- DING DONG, YOU'RE OUT - Shore Regional line. Shore walloped the Colonials, 10-0, in the Similarly, Middletown had 1.4-4 used to increase purses. petitive position for the state OOUILES first baseman Bill Bell takes a throw to nip a fly- Shore Conference "D" Division. to fight off a stubborn Cedar I. Fred Seliky ond Joy Johnson (FT) d. Breakage is the excess on a racing industry against com- Paul Prushan and Gory Troutt, 4-1,4-2 ing Dave Spitzner of Freehold going down the Ridge squad. All of the Lion I. Bruce Kaln and Wei Kaln (FT) d. winning bet that is not paid to petition from neighboring victories came in the third Don Ryan and L« Richmond, 4-2,4-1 Mlddletown (I) cedar RUM (1) a bettor. For example, if a states. set. , SINOXIS winning horse returns $2.89, I. Jim Daly (CR) d. Roger Buckley. 34, Monmouth Regional saw- 4-4. 6-4 N.J. Lifesaving two matches go to the third i. Jim Bayd (M) d. Howard Molhuel. 3- Devils Bounce Colonials, 10-0; „. T 4,6-2.4-2 set, but Glenn Hyde, and Bob 3. Lowson Mansfield (Ml d. Tom South- moyd, 7-9, 11-9,4-1 Pavlovsky both won singles OOUSI.ES ' Big League CourseShUed 1. Jim Tlerney and Julio Mapal (CR) d. WEST LONG BRANCH - matches handily. Bruce Schulmon ond Chris Pike, 4-0,4-2 2. BUI Mergenthaler and Sob Thompson B Scores The New Jersey Surf Lifesav- IM) d. Bob (.lent and Gary Goodman, 5- CMcogo (•) Nix Y«* (•) ing Association course for 7, 6-4. t-4 ab r h| ab r h Minniwth «»g (1) Marlboro 10) Jelerrt S 0 0iClorkt2b * 1 1 those interested in becoming SINGLES Raiders' Flynn Flips Panthers °*CMoyll S I 11 White If 5 0 J Rumson Gals Keyport moved inlo a tie—ing the Panthers an 8-3 set- iiiiiiiititiiiiiimiiiiiiitiitiiiitiiiiimmiiimm with a double, along with OAllen Ib 4 01 > AAAlou rf 5 0 certified as lifeguards will be- 1. Glenn Hyde (MR) d. Mickey Miller. teammates John Bedell, Miner Ib 0 00 Murcer ct 4 0 1 with Point Pleasant Boro for back, but Shore Regional 2:GNetls3b 0 6-3, ;-s Melton 3b S I ; gin May 26 at Monmouth Col- 2. Robert Povloulky (MR) d. Alan Spie- stayed on top by muscling Bruce Bradley and John Hendrsn ct 5 11 Hart oh I I Victorious second place in the Shore Con- Division 3:Blombrg Ib 0 0 lege gymnasium. The course Andrews dh I 1 . 4-2, 6-2 Hults. 3Msonc f Jomei McClellan (MR) d. Rondy ference "D" Division bv hand- past Freehold, 100. L T Leon » * 2 1 2 will run through June 17. Tomberlln. 7-5, 6-7, 6-2 TEAM-RECORD W Bedell had a perfect day by Orto2tj 3 I Mlchoel ss 0 0 RUMSON - Pat Meade's DOUBLES Keyport (I) Polrrt Itro (3) In the only other "D" Shore Reg, (8-3) 5 1 0 CBrnkmnc 3 0 Calisn ph I 0 1. Lorry Schulmon ond Len Kominow 06 r ab r n battle, Point Pleasant Beach hitting safely in three of three Brtnsen p 0 0 Lonier ss Ml Illfllllllllllllllilllfllllllllllllfllllllllllliitliiir wins in the 100-yard dash and (MR) d. Jo* Aleken and Jim Tucker, 4- Brown u 3 2 Kramprta 3 0 0 Keyport (4-2) 3 2 0 j'Petersnp 0 0 2,4-4 Ackermon d 4 2 BoescrVsb 3 1 I knocked off Holmdel, 4-0. at bats, Bradley also had I Been* p 0 0 the long jump helped Rumson- 2. Curl Grimsgoard and Gary Agar Cardoia2t> 4 2 Schmidt p 3 1 1 Point Boro (4-5) 3 2 0 I Mognusn p 0 0 Fair Haven Regional's girls (MR) d. Andy Pcikoe and Jim Holch.fr. Flynn p 4 I Corrotll c 3 0 1 Flynn Delivers three hits coming by four at- 1,4-4,7-6 ThompsnSb 0 0 Gahrlb 2 I 0 Point Beach (2-5) 3 3 0 tempts. Totals 31 • 131 Total! 34 4 II How They track team to a 77-32 win over Tlcelf 3 0 DlVanoolf 3 0 0 Rick Flynn pitched a four- Henry Hudson Reg. Chlcooo OM 500 100 —8 Ynctskl it '0 Pt. Pleasant Beach shut out New York 101 100 001 ~t Jackson Township here yes- Cavanuphc 4 0 1 0 0 hitter and delivered three (3-2) 2 2 0 E—Mlchoel. OP—Chicago 1, New York MYAA Season Smith 16 3 I 0|Groff rf 2 0 0 base hits himself as Keyport the host Hornets with winning 2. LOB — Chicago 6, New York 8. terday. McGaraess I 0 11 Becker p 0 0 0 Freehold (5-S) 2 3 « 2B—Andrews, Hart, D. Allen. HR-Leon Jones 3b 0 0 bombed Point Pleasant Boro. pitcher, Gary Mazzanna, giv- 1, Mellon 5. C. May 2. Stand The Bulldogs are now20on Starts Sunday Gashllnrl 1 0 Keansburg (1-4) 1 3 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE ing up only one hit in the first IP H RERMSO Cost Dllilon the season. -Totals 31 I lOlTo'tols 23 3 4 Klynn fanned 10 and walked Holmdel (1-8) 1 \ II Bohnsen (W. MI . 9 II 4 4 3 2 MIDDLETOWN - The Mid- Keyport. 013 301 0-1 inning. L Pet. GB Ruimwi-FH (77) Jockien Twp. Ill) only two while upping his Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll UN F.PetrsnIL, 1-31... 3 7 7 5 11 BBaltimore 6 .600 lOO-yord hvirdln — Karen Boriieit (J) dletown Youth Athletic Asso- PI. Boro 000 012 0-3 Bccne 4 2 112 1 .531 1 Triple* — Cordolo From that point on, Pt. 0 0 0 0 MilwaukeMilk e 7 T--.i».« mark to 4-1. Mognuson 2 Detroit I .533 I ISO-yard dfflh - Pol Mead* (Rl T-: 11.0 ciation will open its baseball Pleasants' fielding kept the WP— Bohmen. PB—Munson. T—2:20. Boston 6 • .429 •;'? Frtthold (0 Start It tg. (10) Butch Yancofski singled Mike Bonniello hit the jack- A—12,33*. 320-yard dash — Ann Jones IR) T-:30 7 season Sunday with a parade ab r M ob r h New York 6 400 3 440 yard run — Sue Jordlne (R| T-:».l Brain/rt 3 0 hDoloncf l 1 1 home Flynn with the first Rai- pot in the fifth inning when he Hornets off base. Cleveland 6 10 .37S 3Vj 440-yard relay — Wilson, Wood. Veode. which will start from the St. Floret p 1 01 Emleyrf 21 1 I 0 Ntw York (!) Houston (4) Weil Kim (R) T:S»5 Molko Ib 10 Ol Bell ib 5 0 1 der run in the second. Rich belted a solo home run. Mazzanna had only three - !>•' ab t h Minnesota... v 4 ill MO-yard run — Keren Emery (R) T- Mary's Mater Dei parking lot Lorklnc 3 0OlCompbellb 0 00 Morlini ss 0 3|Ageell 3 I 2 Kansas Clly 10 « .625 2:42.5 Tlotlrr si 2_ _0 Oi Bedell It 3 I1 3 Cardoza tripled with Doug Boniello was also credited strike outs for the day. Mlllon 2b 0 0' Helms 2b 3 0 I Chlcooo 7 5 .583 one mile run — Btlsy Mouger (R) T- at 2 p.m. Potoro 3b 3 0 0 Woolley p 1 2 Mllner Ib 0 liCedenoct 4 I 2 California 7 53S : 14.13 Brown and Hal Ackerman Stoub rf 0 Watson Ib 4 2 2 .400 The line of march will ex- Lloyd IP _2 0_ 0 Bonltloi) 3 2 2 11 Wynn rf 4 0 1 Oakland 6 IBS relay — Wltson, Rile/, Wollch. RrynoltK 20 2 0 Bradley 4 2 3 aboard in the third and then Kronooollf 3 0 Tixos ' 3 I...... Meode(R>T-2:03l tend east on Cherry Tree Sintznerir 3 0 Hultsc 3 2 I Moysct 0 DgRoder 3b I 0 0 YMltrday's BtiullsI .273 5 hioh lump — Kothy McMenovtn (Jl H-4- Moglllktcf 3 0 1 Holper a> 3 0 0 scored on Ed Tiee's single. Monmouth Cops Two Gorrettjb I 0 1| Howard c 4 0 0 Chicago 8, New York 4 ll Farm Road and south on Tin- Fregosl 3b 0 0OlMetzger ss 4 0 Minnesota 6, Boston 4 shot put — "obln Mocttln (J) O30-3 TotolJ • 23 "o 3 Totoll' S9 10 13 The Raiders got three more Chiles tl 3 101 Forsch p 3 0 Milwaukee 9, Kansas City I discus — Kathy McMenonln (J) D-87-4"? dall Road and conclude at Freehold 000 000 0-0 WEST LONG BRANCH - turned back Barauch, 86-31. Theodore It I 0 0, Crwford p 0 0 Texas 2, Detroit I lovelln — Pom Wilson (R) D-94 2 Shore Reg 100 414 K— 10 in the fourth with one scoring Grote c 4 11: Roy p 1 0 Oakland 4, Cleveland 0 long lump — Pot Meode (R) D-I4-5'T-2:l\1 football field. team scored a double victory Barauch, 80-53. Today's Oomts Homi Runs — Bonlello two on Flynn's single. Hennlgon p 0 0 0 Chicago (Wood 3-2) of New York yesterday in a triangular Beoucnp ph 1 0 0 (Stottlemyre2-2), 2 p.m. Pt. PIMunl BMKh (4) The Hawks are 40 thus far. Minnesota IHonds 2-1) al Boston Helmut (0) Rich Thompson's sacrifice meet. The Hawks beat Jersey Monmoum (77'/,) Jersey City St. IJI',) Totall 34 2 I Totals 31 4 9 (McGlothen 1-1), 1:30 p.m. ab r h ob r h New York 020 000 000 -2 Detroit ILollch 1-2) at Texas (Hand 0- D.Lmbrdl n 3 0 0 Monmouth (ta) Borouch (31) Slrnclscf 4 1 1 fly produced Cardoza with an- City State, 77^-58%, and then Jtis«y city SI. (It) Borouch (SI) Houston 301 OM 00K —4 1), 1:30 p.m. CHECK. Wilson It 2 3 0 Pomarcoss 1 0 0 DP—New York 2. Houston I. Milwaukee (Slaton 14) ot Kansas City Brines si 4 0 McOnmn ss 2 0 0 other run in the sixth. LOB —New York 9, Houston 8. 0 100-yard dash — B. Tate (B) T-:10.2 (Simpson 1-11,8:30 p.m. Manama p 2 0 Klnkald 30 •220-yard dash — B. Tote (B) T-:22.» JB—Watson 2, Wynn, Grote, Cedeno. Cleveland ITIdrow I-}) ot Oakland Spiegel c 3 0 Galltghr c 3 0 0 Shore Regional mounted a 120-nlgh hurdles — Charles Thompson SB-Cedeno. (Blue 1-1). II p.m. TERMITE DAMAGE Sunvskl3b 3 1 Bmgrtnr cf 3 0 0 Holmdel YAA (Jl T-:16.3 3 0 0 13-hit attack to overwhelm Bolllmore (McNolly 3-1) at Colilornlo Rolchet 3b 0 0 0|aulok2b 440-yard run — T. Church (Bl T--.51.0 IP H RERBB5O Orttevrt 3 0 OIJ.Lmbrdlll 3 0 0 Motlack (L, 1-3)..... 6 8 4 4 4 5 (Slngtr II). 11 p.r Kolser rf 1 0 0 visiting Freehold. 860-yord run — Neal Bagley (M) T- NATIONALLEAGUE Ev*ry year al this time, homeowneri find winged iniectt 1 0 OlClndrlc Ib Baseball Set 2:04.2 Hennlgon 2 10 0 10 EOlt Olvlllon Wolsch 2b 1 0 OlClttdnolb 0 0 0 Forsch (W, 3-1) 7 7 2 2 3 2 Donrlon 2t> Pitcher, Bob Woolley one-mile run — Steve Foster (Ml T- W L Pet. Oi that suddenly fly o'wft ond then drop their wings and crawl 2 0 11 Zoubeck p 2 0 0 HOLMDEL - Opening day 4:27.4 J. Crawford '^00010 1 0 0 Pittsburgh I 3 .727 — Pnnypkr 2b 0 0 0 Block p allowed only three hits and two-mile run — Steve Foster IM) T-9:49 J. Ray IVJ I 0 0 0 0 Chicago « 6 .571 IV) all around. These lihle insects ort TERMITES and indicate Suskvch Ib 2 0 °ui ceremonies for the Holmdel mile relay — 8lngham, Virt, Kerrigan, Save —J. Ray 1. T—2: II. A—12.75'. Sontllllb I 0 o| New York « 7 .531 2 struck out nine opponents on Youth Activities Association Pullen (M) T-3:30.5 Montreal 7 7 .500 2'/> that there ore still thousands of other termites still eating high lump —Jeff Rush (M) H-5-6 pnliaaetphii (2) Atlanta on Philadelphia 7 7 .500 Tn Totols 30 4 41 Totals 26 0 1 his way to his third victory in will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. long lump — Mike Horr (Ml D-2O-»>i ab r hi ob r h SI. Louis 2 12 .143 Vh the house, causing further destruction ta the wood of the PI. Paws. Bcoch. 101 110 0—4 shot put — Joe Wosklewlcz (J) D-46-'/« Bowass 4 1 2;Gorr If 4 I 2 Holmdel ooo an o —o four outings. at Field V-l at Village School. discus - Jersey City St. D-121-1 Unser cl 3 0 1 Cafes c 5 12 house. Montonez rf 4 0 JlHAoronrf 4 I I Son Francisco 14 5 .737 — lavelln - Jersey ClfV St. D-141 Cincinnati II o .647 2 ; pole voult — Lony Goldsholt (J) D-12 Lerichp 0 0 OlGllbrthJb 1 0 0 David Cohen, Holmdel may DeJohnsnlb4 0 0| Evans 3b 4 0 0 Houston II « .579 3 440 relay — Tate, Church, Davis, Bur. Las Angeles 7 11 31» t'h gess(B) T;45.1 Luimkl If 4 0 0 LUm Ib 4 2 2 or, will throw out the first ball Schmidt 3B 4 0 0; Baker ct 3 2 2 San Diego 7 12 .3c8 / 440-hurdles — Jeff Pullen (M) T:59.5 Atlanta 5 II .313 T/i to start the Major/Minor Southern ft?) St. Joseph's T.R. 114) Boonec 3 0 2!DaJohnsn2b4 I I Yesterday's Results 100-yard dash— Jim Loney (S) T-:ll.l Doyle 2b 4 I 2|MPerelss 3 I I Son Francisco 4, Chicago 2, 10 innings Freehold Entries League activity. Mrs. Elaine 220-yord dash — BUI Hartley (S) T--.I4.5 Chrlslnsn p 1 0 01 Morton p 3 I I L J Atlanta II, Philadelphia 3 120-nlrIgh" hurdle" s — -Rich Jarvis IS) t- Brett p 10 0: Schueler pill Monlreal 7, Cincinnati 2 Frey, chairwoman of the 17.0 Anderson rf 2 0 0' San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 5 i 180-low hurdles — Jorvls (5) T-:22.9 St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 0 ; Holmdel Recreation Commis- 440-yard run — Bill Hartley (S) T-:54.8 Totals 34 2 91 Totals 36 II 13 Tomorrow Philadelphia. 100 (no too —1 Houston 4, New York 2 ' sion to the Girls Softball 680-yard run —John Punderson (SJI T- Today's Games Poplar Quest (Butler) 51 3:05.6 Atlanta 044 OOj Olx-ll lit-PACE 1M 1400 E—H. Aoron. DP-PhllodelphIo 1. Al- San Francisco (Morlchol 3-1) ol Chicogo Roln Time (DeMorco) 5-2 Key Treat (Tullno) 61 League and John Landers of one-mile run — Mike Thurling (SJ) T- (Jenkins 1-1), 1:30 p.m. 4:46.4 lonto I. LOB—Philadelphia 7, Atldnto 4. Bon Vlvont (D Flllon) 31 Noble Wllllom (Warrlngton).... 81 2B—Morton, Garr. HR—Lum (2), Oofes Monlreal (Moore 1-1] at Cincinnati (Bll- Stanley Pick (Thomas) 121 the Holmdel Board of Educa- two-mile run — Pete DeCicco (SJ) T- llngham 2-0). 2:30 p.m. Sandy Wllkes (Punlollllo) 5-1 10:10.6 12). SB—Baker. SF—Unser. Emancipation (Joslolf) e-l Pleasant Kim (Morano) 12-1 tion to the Senior League. SaSon DiegDli—o (Caibwel— l 02) ol Pittsburgh Audles Boy (Bavosl Jr) 20-1 mile relay — Southern won by forfeti T- (Brille"" lies; 01). , 8:05 rp.m. Low N Go (Kelly) o-t 3:53.8 IP H RERIBSO Philadelphi~J^lphloa {Lonbor(Lonborg 1-21 at Atlanta Rocketeer COIIn) 6-1 ith — PACE IM 2«00 high lump — Rich Jorvls IS) H-5-10 ClulsinllKL. 1-1)..'. IVs. 4 4 t 1 0 Pat Anthony (AAarono) 3-1 Games for the Pee Wee (Gentry' 1-2), 8:05 p.m. Bar Senator (Burrls) 8-1 long |ump — Steve Blornberg (S) D-20- Brett 4'/s 6 6 4 1 I New ror- ork (Koosmon 2-0) ot Houston Poddys Night (Williams) 10-1 Daring Dennis (Bonaccl) 5-1 League, Girls Softball, Major Lersch 2 3 1112 (Wilson 1-2), 8:30 p.m. Red Lyss (Brosseau) • 5-1 shot put — Ed Sink (S) D-45-ll'/i Morton (W, Mi 7 8 2 1 17 Los Angeles (Downing 1-1) at St. Louis Miss Plney Grove (Abbott) 12-1 Schueler 7 10 0 0 3 Miss Handcuff (Bresnahan) 20-1 Zorro Wilson (Beede) 61 and Senior Leagues are discus —Sink (S) D-127-4 (Splnks 0-3), 8:30 p.m. Mulll Dollar (Lohmeyer) 6-1 lovelln — Dave Porter (S) D-134-7 Save—Schueler l.WP-Lersch. T—2:30. 2nd— PACE IM 1409 A-3,405. J Dominion (Marks) 5-2 Chendon Sue (Kelly) 6-1 scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. pole vault — Biornberg (S) H-13-0 Illlllltllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll The cost of repairs (or exceeds the cost of treatment and Mr Echo (Stafford) ;-2 Joyces Dream (Rathbone) 8-1 ••••••••••••••« H T Patrick (Marcus) 4-1 Donald Dlomond (No Boy) 8-1 »••••» ••»•»•••••••••••••••••«> goes higher with delay. Breath Taking (D Flllon) M Mr Youna (Morbne) ...101 Dillon (No Boy) 6-1 tth - TROT IM 2100 TERMITE CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY FOR 30 YEARS Boy Rebel (Myer) 6 1 Sherlock (Musclo) 5-2 Lucky Ebllj (Adoma) 8-1 Gun Toter (Orslto) 31 P M Lucky (Tele) e-l No Problem (Sessa) 7-2 Stonegote Oosh (Hort) 10-1 Street Fair (Inokol) 6-1 J RS Joe (Skinner) 12-1 Mlckle Rodney (Lane) 6-1 Whatastcr Pick (Beede) 12-1 GOODfYEAR 3rd-PACE IM 1«S Solor Eden (Doncer) 6-5 Symphony Lossle (Bulk) 15 1 Tokt Two (Hand) 3-1 Mastertul (Puma) 151 Greenlree Jack (Beede) 5-1 10th— PACE IM ISM Termites! Horotlo Honover (Luchentol 5-2 Armbro Mowot (Torre) 8-1 Bordervlew Bob Lee (D'Alesitj) 7-2 -TIME TO BUY!- L W Oilier (Brown) 8-1 Bye Bye Bullet (LeCouse)... 8 1 Vo Vim (Inlerdonalo) 41 Cee Dee Byrd (Puma) 10-1 Lucky Dot (Adamol 51 Gondollo (Sabatlnl) 15-1 Benhope N (Poulln) J-l Speedy K (Gonl) 20-1 Gold Medallion (DeMarco) 8-1 Mays Missile (Ingrosslo) 20-1 Caroldon Way On (Marks) 8-1 4rh - TROT IM 1)00 Valley Volo (Llghlhlll) 10-1 Tiny Eden (Tete) 2-1 Se Surl (McGee) 12-1 For other insects call an exterminator Bogotelle (Pantono) 4-1 We Do Grond (Organ! 12-1 Schoodic (Burrls Jr) :....5-l 11th — PACE )M 1400 Tee Song (Moron) 5-1 French Wench (D'Aleslo) M Tor TERMITES... Call Is...! Clever Julie IRodgers) 51 Precious Blue Chip (Bresnahon) 7-2 Sporly Fourth (Consol) B-l Kokos Pride (Lohmeyer) 41 Doctor Lane (No Boy) B-l Deboroh Lynn (Ferronlo) 5-1 Troder Genl (No Boyl 81 Meodow Miss A (Greene) 5-1 George Fran Toltwt (MorKs) 12-1 Bernlce Stor (Myer) : 51 Cofe Royole (Gaiety) 12-1 POLYSTEEL Tioer Royol (MaceSr) 20-1 Atton General (Sigofoos) 15-1 OUI SERVICE HAS Slh —PACE IM1J00 Mutll Chief (Ferronto) 2-1 Too Young Mon [Abbott) 20-1 BEEN USEO IT Little Jose (Llghlhlll) 5-2 Oscor Chip (DeMarco) 20-1 10TH FEDERAL * Mont Chlet (Quartorolol 31 DOUBLE BELTED TIRES Becky Jane (Beedel 4.1 1OCAI AGENCIES Atlon Hondo (Kelly) 61 Cash Senotor (Patterson) 121 Selections • Ktronj:, pntiPtrntion-resisting stenl cord belts Green River Tiger (Dill) 15 1 CUSTOM POLYSTEELTIRES • FRJF. INSPECTION Frlsly Donna (RInter) 20-1 1—Bon Vlvcnl, Roln Time, Erfionci- • Smooth riding polyester cord body Meodow Fiome (Serailno) .20-1 potion • Wide "wet weather" tread pattern «lh — PACE IM 1100 1-1 Dominion, H T Polrlck, Dillon • For most popular makes of American cars Amy Lee (Abbctiello) 3-1 3—Solur Edan, Crtenlre* Jack, Take HOMES Flight Adorion (Norway) 7-2 Two A 40,000 MILE TIRE F W Dow (Butler) 6-1 4—Bagatelle, Tiny Eden, Schoodic SlCCFSSflLll Klrkwood Bob (George) 6-1 S-Mulll Chief, Mont Chief, Lltle Jou Fost Bock A IBattogllo) 6-1 i-Amy LH, Klrkwood Bob, First Hun- 7RIAHD Firsl Hundred (English) 6-1 dred Suil Tu (No Boy) 81 2— Royol Mor AL, Johnny Rest, Silk Whlrly Byrd A (Green) 8-1 Ensign Torpor! Miriam (Morgan) 12-1 I—Red Lyftt, Pat Anthony. Chtndon Sue OUR BUSINESS DEVOTED SOLELY TO Silk City Sue(McGovern) 12-1 f—Street Fair, Gun Toter, Sherlock WOOD DESTROYING INSECTS 7th — PACE IM 2IK 10—Bordervliw Bob Lie. Vo Vim, Ho- Johnny Ross (Schmigel) 31 ration Hanover narrow white Royol Mor Al (Lohmeyer) 7-2 11—Precious Blue Chip, French Wench, tubeless size Cl ft EQl'IPMENT BEARS NO ADVERTISING MATTER Silk Ensian (McGovern) 4-1 Meadows Miss A A78-13, plus A C Diamond (Carlone) 5-1 Best — J, Dominion (2nd) S2.01 Fed. Ex. Taxandoldtire B4- 4 plies -2 belts B2-2plies-2belts TERMITE Yesterday's Results HI — PACE IM Pune 1401 r-litf.l Eiocio )-7 11.10 ') Jultai Chomp (Breir,or\riaM i.BO 3 80 J 00 7lh - PACE IM Pune 2000 T 2:01 MofJIC Jimmy (Kirsy) 11.40 S 10 N 2 Klmberly Kid (Camdenl.. 16.20 8.00 CONTROL Rocedia Flosh IPoulinl 1.00 6.40 Clean Suleivall Design • A Cr ;tt Tirp in ils lnd — PACE IM Purll 1400 T1:M 3 Reoo Go Lucky (Vanderpaell).4.60 J.60 ALL-WEATHER IB" Coboliero Hanover (Greene)...».20 t.tf Oork Kentucky (Vonderpoel) 4.40 BLACKWALL Class • Performance Features • Triple-leu 3.60 Ciocla 1-1 ll.W nylon cord construction SYSTEM Flint Honover (Gror) 17 60 S.20 Ifh — PACE )M Purfe 24430 T-1I07.I Prince Maura (Aibertson)., 6.40 BRICKTOWN MANASQUAN Jopaga (LaChance) 10.60 3.40 3.60 Silt 6.53113 Dally Double 1-4 21.40 Vorlex (LeCouse) 2.60 J.20 blachnall (•pp. 3 Guys) 223-6161 t«ocla 4 4 11.40 Pollser (Bertoldal ;... 3.00 tubcltsi Ird - PACE IM Purse IU0 T-Ml J Eiactas-l U.M pluill.7] 899-4646 Polly 0 (Morlel) 4.00 2.60 7.20 ha. I,. Tn Jock Frosl AID Flllon) 3.60 3.00 tth - PACE 1M-Pursi 1400 T1:OI.I per tire and MIDDLETOWN Sondlo (Puntollllo) 1.80 Playboy Mitchell (Thomas)... 41.00 9.00 old tires. TOMS RIVER 5 to 671-4666 EKOCtO 3 ] 14.40 Soiling Jim (Inokal) 19.40 21.20 341-0354 4ttl — TROT IM Purte 3009 T-lOt ! C W Andy (Butlerl n.OO Trumps Glory IRoblllord) 10.00 4.60 OTHER SIZES LOW PRICEO TOO Ins I? 09 EATONTOWN Eiocto IS SUM BAYV1LLE 3.80 SIZES o 12.30 fed. [r. 542-4332 Dork Flash (Morks) 4.60 7.60 10th — TROT IM Purie lOOO T-l:W.l 775x14, 8.25x14, Tax per lire, 269-0220 Ouinn Add (Moronol 7.80 Thodophone(Poli;enol....9.60 3.60 2.60 dependinf on ii?e, Eiocio 7-1 44 to Coalmant Caper (Pocia) 3.60 3.20 7.75x15. 8.25 X1S and old tires. FREEHOLD !th —PACE IM Purse ll00Tl:Mt Speed Mile (Ra)nbonel 2.10 462-5111 Humdinger Pick (Thomosl 3.20 !.6O E«OCla 14 40.40 2.40 Reentry (Richardson) 2 40 7 60 11th — PACE IM Purse 1400 T-2:07.) 4 WAYS TO CHARGE • Diners Club • American Express • Master Charge • BankAmericard Tony Nordone (Abbott) 160 May Sampson IMcGovern) 8.00 5 80 J.00 SIGNS OF TERMITES: E>«tlt-X.M Jokers Wild (Inokoil 4.80 4 20 4rh — PACE IM Purs« 10M Till I Miss Boron Abbe (Quartler) 5.20 t HoUl in Flooring* Cracked Pain! a hollow weed at Bomboy Guy (Ralhbone). 5.20 3.70 2.20 LANE'S INC. garagtpott** fcimboard crumbling when touched TobEnpress (Lohmeyerl 2.10 120 Eiacto 1-1 3t.» Rum Soiree (Brown) 3.40 Attendance 4,744 — Hondli S2),I14 120 MONMOUTH ST. MET — Six cylinder. GooVtronY Good condition. SIM. 5TRAUB BUICK-OPEL 1MI GTO - 1-ipeed Hunt, emros. Ex ALL AMERICAN irfC. 3829 or business, 9I2-9400. portalion. Asking S200. Call 2644706 oiler Coll MyMS l_^ ; »wy 15 1 Btdlt Rd. Halt! NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars cellent condition. Must sell, son In ser- 5 p.m. • _ 1»3* PLYMOUTH — Wilh 19/1 - 350 Hwy3> 264 4000 Kevporl CADILLAC — 1943 Coupe DeVille. Air vice. 717441} BUtCKl'LECTRA - 1949 IH-im Chevrolet engine, 4-sp«d Muncie tronj- conditioning. Pretty pood shape. UDO. De- Excellent condition. SUS0. misiion, Cftey.y rear, air conditioning, l«l VOLKSWAGEN Lono. 34 Autumn Lo,, AAiddletDwn, 671- \W> l-ll CAMARO — Neff 350 cu. in., 370 WANTED" Coll 583-4521 1»«» ROADRUNNER — Coupe~4» 000 h.p., factory cawl Induction, four-speed, ipi!«i. 4-speed tronsmlislon, 31} cu. mogs, new tires, tape deck and radio. Eacellenl condition. USO. 02M Pafly who needs tO0% financing, with no i/CNOVA SUPER SPORT — V4, IpUf- AM/FM rodlo. IIJ00. 741 3!S0, coll oner 3. Used dally. StflOQ. 566-1494 22C3 Crooorj. Mony new Items. Excellent con- money down, on o 19«9 LE MANS VS. 19M PONTIAC CATALINA - Two-door, dition. Asklnb 11900 or best otter. Colt at- sp««). cuitom poinl job, mag wheel*, ex- power steering, oir conditioning S1595. cellent condilion. Calf 2M-732/. - 110. Autos for Sale 1946 FORD GALAXIE Very clean. Excellent mechanical condt- ttrtp.m., 845-63I7 For* quick credit O.K., coll OA§IS MO 110. Autos for Salt Good condition Must sell. lion Juit possed inspection. J675, Phone TORSat (201) 7317100. ORD - 1949 Iwo do r s>don Excellenl Coll 787 5833 1970 FORD VAN - Club Wagon. 302 V8, evenings, 870-1658. air conditioning, outomatlc transmission, ond.lion 67,000 mile' . One ovvner. S5M. 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Six cylin- 19/2 8UICK — Nine passenger estate \m RAMBLER AMERICAN - Stondord. radio. Coll 747-3152. 1 all 264 IS 14. wogon. Full power, oir conditioning. Low 1962 FORD FAIRLANE. Both good run- der , ilondard shift. Good rjnning condi- W) CADILLAC ~ 4*<1on b#vi If Yellow mileage. Excellent condition, UIM. Call ning condition. Best otters. 767-3655. BEAT THE INCREASE IN COST OF GAS tion. tlSO- 264 2433 otter S. Air condi- — Buy my Wo9 VoUtswooen Foitbock. ack vinyl top. fully equipped. m-nn. • 1967 CHEVELLE - Supersport 396. Auto- 40.000 miles. Only 8«75. 7P-941I. 1963 CHEVY NOVA onino. s?800. 291-1IB6 1947 PLYMOUTH FURV Ml — VIP mod- matic. Red with black interior. Mogs. Good second cor. Best offer, 964 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Sxcv tinder el. Two-door, vinyl top. New battery, Good condition. ?9M7B0 offer 6 p.m. I9MCHEV6LLE - STATION WAGON. Call 787-8397 LOOKS AND RUNS VERY GOOD. S35O. andord transmission JIOO. 1. Reconditioned i brakes, muffler, shocks. Good condition. Call 264 40/B. 1575. Coll 222-4339. RARE ANTIQUE CAR - 1936 Chevrolet CALL 7(1-4143. 1962~BUTCK~SP E CI AL~-~New T r tsTgooa coupe. Portiolly restored. W50. Call 842- running condition. SI2S. 2. Guaranteed 1549 VOLVO N2-S Coll after 5:30 p.m., 542-3374. )lue. 6O00 miles. Air conditioning, AM/FM- We're celebrating our 9587. Excellent condition. WANTED 19A9 VOLKSWAGEN - AutomaiicTE- •odio. S20OO. Call S83 3909. ^ _ Porty writ) needs IDO'i financing, with no FORD GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE 1964 Coll evenings. 53I-U39 3. Priced to sell Fair condition. cellent condition, 110OO. Coll after 5:30 106? VOLKSWAGEN BUS 43rd Anniversary by having a money down, on a 19/0 PONTIAC EXEC- Call 495 2612 - WU TRIUMPH TR 4 26J-043S UTIVE. V6. power steering, oir condi- S2O0 Good condition. 1600. tioning. HS«. For quick credit O.K.. call 1970 DUSTER — 340, tour.speed. Edit- Coll 291-2074 1965 MUSTANG — LOOKS AND RUNS Coll W 3093 offer 5 p.m. _ OASI5MOTORS al IWIWJWIM. brock HoMtv carburetor, iraclion bars, GOOD. ECONOMICAL. 1300. CALL 741 '/I COUGAR -Block wifh ioddle Vnftri- new tires, clutch, brakes and olterno'or, CHRYSLER NEWPORT DELUXE l»o» — 4743. or. Excellenl condition. S2IO0. 1964 MERCURY - Colony Pork stottDn JI40O or best otter, 747-42S4. Air conditioning, AAM/FM rodlo. SI4S0. ^ 493-2261 1973 FORD wagon, nine-passenger. Power steering, ClColll ottett r 575,717-65111 . 1966 OODOE CORONET 500 - Spet Torino Wagon. V-8, power steering, brakes. 390 engine. 51,000 miles. Garage Edition. Rodlo, heater, new tires. White Thank YOU Sale! kept. Excellent condition. 1109S. Coll 2/9- 1967 CHEVROLET ~ Sport coupe. Good 1970 MERCURY MARQUIS COLONY with black vinyl top. Very good condition WANTED radio & healer, automatic. MJ»*p.m. to«:30 p.m. running condition. Side body damoo.ed. PARK — Station Wagon. Excellent condi 493-2631 afttr 5:30 p.m. u J25O. Coll otter 5:30 p.m. 291-2582. lion. Call 542-71J« after 5 p.m. •orty who reeds !O0 o financing, with no $ OPEL 1966 — Stotion wagon. lone/ down, on a \9i>9 SIMCA WAGON. $, See our Thank YOU Specials BUICK LESABRE — Four-door sedan, 1V7O BUICK SPECIAL OLDSMOBILE - 1969 two-door luxury 91. Standard shift. Ashing UOO. m. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS 3295 % 1969. Power steering and brakes. 4B.0O0 Two-door hardtop. 1995. Air. All conveniences. Exceptionally Coll after 4 p.m., 787-2132 AOTORSat 120 T) 721 -1100. '* and Save Now! miles. Excellent condition. SI 195. Coll af- Call 264-6032 clean. Will sacrifice at wholesale for ter 6 p.m. 229-35*5 quick deal. (71-2935. 1964 TEMPEST — Good running cpndi RIUMPH GT* — IV6/. One owner. SIK- 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Good run- tion. Needs body work. 190. vlmdsr. fouf speed. Wire wheels. Many . ning condition. S200. Call 787-13)2 alter 5 1965 RED KARMANN GHIA — Styled Coll W-1265, «w parts and extras S895. 7/5 3142 oflfr 1972F0RD " 190. Wonted Automotive prn, steel wneels, new clutch. Rodio. A unique 1966 FORD — EconoMne window van. Ex- i-30. Ranch Wagon. V-8. power steering, YQITRE #1 WITH US! Volkswagen with only M,0W miles. Ashing 1969 PLYMOUTH S625. COII842-5U6 alter 6 p.m. cellent running condition. 16S0. I96J~FORD -~ CounTTy "Squire, 10 poss«n- radio & heatnr, automatic, air Asking 1650 Coll after 6 p.m. 739-3494 Power brakes, power stcenng. M9S. Call 7B/-8779 between 6 end 9 p.m. |964 RAMBLER AMERICAN - Automat- 'B7-8431. S CASH PAID ic, six cylinder. Runs welt, S19S. 1967 PLYMOUTH FUR YTJT^~BEMJ 1972 MA£DA> XZ — Rotary engine, four- 4950694] T1FUL ALL AROUND BUT NEEDS EN JO CADlLLAC~DeVlLL6 — Hordiop. 2795 WE NEED USED CARS speed transmission. Air. Mony extras. GiNE WORK. U50. CALL 741-4243. Fylly equipped. Excellent condition. Like new. $1750. Call 872-1886. FORD MAVERICK — 1971. Fully auto 471-005/ WE WILL PAY matic, power steering. Vinyl top. Ex 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Well fcept RASSAS PONTIAC cellent condition. 12.000 miles. Coll 741- condition. Must see to appreciate. $1400. 968 MUSYANG^-^VinyThordtop. Be- WANTED 'MII 5:30 ond 7:30 p.m.. 331-27 Spring St. 1971 THUNDERBIRD 1353. 462-33W. TOP PRICES Porty who needs 100% financing, with no iHtHlop Terrace), Red_Bonk; 395 BROAD ST. RED BANK 1966 BUICK RIVIERA — Air conditioning, 1W5CORVAIR Landau. Low mileage, loaded, air. money down, on a 1970 MAVERICK outo- T motic, 11995. For quick credit O.K., coll power steering, power brakes, 53,000 Best offer IV68 FORD XL FASTBACK _ ?M'S FORD OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721-7100. miles. SS50. 741.7037. after 5. 342-4011 390 engine. J/00. 741-5180 Coll 870-3i2B _ •3495 110. Autos lor Sale 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sole 110. Autos lor Sale 9"C"H'FVEVLE — 396 cu. in., lour- •ed. Air conditioning, AM/FM rodio. Red with black vinyl lop. 6/1 1625. 1971 FORD 1968 PLYMOUTH VIP — Four-door hard- Torino TOO. Two-door hardtop, V-8, top, full power, air conditioning. Call ol- 6p.m. 6714410 power stenr.nr), radio & heater, 1969 ROADRUNNER — New tires and automatic, air. magi. Call between 9 a.m, ond 6 p.m. 847 9663 T967AAUSTANG A reot cleon cor. Sove now! 1971 FORD RASSAS • Squire Wagon. V-8, power steering, PONTIAC power brakes, 10-passenger, radio y)S Brood St. 741-5180 Red Bank & heater, automatic. Eves, until 9 S flTo^BuTck" SK y LARK" —Tustom can- ';&• % ertible. Witti oir, Excellent condition. • 2795 m 1895 or best olfer. Coll 7B7-0395 USTIN MARINA Sedans. Coupes, with MG 1600 cc. engine, plus Midgels and 1971 MERCURY 9 MGBs. A & G MOTORS, 775-3483. --4BIGDAYS0NLY-- 1971 JAG[TkfCXK~E~2 + 2 COUPE — Comet Coupe, V-8, power steering, Automatic transmission. Very tow mile-, radio & healer, automatic, air. oge. BAILLY BROS., INC., 19 E. New- Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs., April 23,24,25, & 26 man Springs Rd., Red Bank, 747-0596. S CIRCLE CHEVROLET 2295 I 325 Maple Ave. Red Bonk 741-3130 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. OP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb 1971 BUICK I* ervice. DOWNES PONTIAC, 42 Lower Main St., Marawon. 56o-2?«: ^ Wagon. V-8, power steering, power ~TTlH~Motors Inc. brakes, radio & heater, automatic, Authorized Dealers Dodge and Dodge trucks air. Hwv 35 Ealontown, N.J. $ ___ W2-1111 __ . 2395 KIT SON CHE VR OUETCOT Hwy 36 Eatontown 542-1000 1970 FORD Shop Anywhere - Buy Here! KROLL MOTORS, INC. 179 B rood wo / Long Branch Galaxie. Two-door, V-8, power 222-3600 steering, radio & heater, aulomalic, CADILLAC 1971 — Eldorado, mohopony, with matching top ond leather. 6,318 S miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 222-1234. 1695 , THE FINEST SELECTION- Of new At the lowest prices ever offered! and used cars In Mon mouth County. Over 10O air-conditioned new cors in stock. McOLOIN BUtCK-OPEL INC., Shrews- 1970MAVERICK * bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. MONMOUTH Two-door, six cylinder, power steer- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ALL NEW CARS Hwy 36 Eatontown 543-5500 ing radio & healer, automatic, air. $ / 165 TJSETTCARS —"LARGE SELECTION . ARE GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC ' 1495 RDUte 36, Eotontown. S43-78O0 / NEW CARS - NEW TRUCKS RED BANK VOLVO NO GIMMICKS! Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk- 1969 FORD PRE-SEBVICED & READY \ USED CARS & TRUCKS 741-5686 , I Squire Wagon. V-8, power steering, FOR ON-THE-SPOT ' s¥EATuSSTLCb*lt power brakes, radio & heater, auto- FINANCE MANAGER ON DUTY cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblie-Coditloc- \ IN STOCK! Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank.; matic. DELIVERY! T^L0910 •* PARTIAL LISTING ** OORS $ Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 741S5O0 0$ 1695. * We Buy Uied Volkswagens ' EE>lALES"AND SfRVICE ' Twin Boro Motors, Inc. 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 1973 DUSTERS 1973 SATELLITES 1973 CHRYSLERS CALL NOW 747-0040 \ Squareback. Radio & heater, auto- Shrewsbury Ave. ot Sycomore .; matic. Shrewsbury, N.J. $ 747-5400 1095 „ DATSON "' GOLD DUSTER PLYMOUTH SATELLITE WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE: 370 Brood St. 364-1323 Keyport_ Slock No. C244, Tahitian Gold Canopy vinyl roof, air condi- Slock No. C31.1. 2-door coupe, Honey Gold, air condi- CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1969 FORD IW9*"NE"WPORT — Fot7r-door,^cilr condP tioning, power steering, tinted glass, carpets, many extras. ;; tioning, power disc brakes, 318 Cu. in, V-8, tinlcd glass, ra- Stock No. C273,4-door, Sahara Beige, loaded including air Fairlane. Two-door, V-S. power tloner, 383 engine, powrr steering, power List $3460 dio, power steering, deluxe wheel covers, vvhitewalls. List . conditioning-List S4895 brakes, vinyl interior, rear defrosTer. Low steering, radio & heater, automatic, mileage. Dark green with block top." Steel s S3872 SALE '3999 twit tires. 11500. 671-3692. air. SALE 3035 s I96«~duD5WOBTLE~— XuKury*f outdoor $ SALE 3300 sedon. All electric. Beautiful throughout. 1595 ' conditioned, stereo. 11375. 542-0427 or- DUSTER CHRYSLER NEWPORT S p.m. 1969 THUNDERBIRD Stock No. C24O, Honey Gold. Stock No. C2B3, Nav/ajo Copper Metallic, 4-door. loaded in- CH RY SL^TJTO PLYMOUTH SATELLITE cluding air conditioning. Spring Special List S5085 Factory oir. 57300. Landau. Low niiln.jqe, loaded, air. List S3460 Stock No. Ol 85. 4-door Custom. Amber Sherwood Coll anytime otter 4 p.m. 84? 4161 $ J 1M4~FOR~D" — Fo^Mone wogorT. V^-BrRodToT SALE '3035 Green, electronic ignition. Dual Horns, carpets, cigar SALE 4145 heater. 61,000 miles. Good condition. MM.: 2195 lighter, drip rail mouldings, bench seat, cloth & vinyl, 74738« power steering, power disc brakes, AM radio, lull vinyl 196? VOLKSWAGEN — Stick shift. Per-' feet shape AM/FM rodio. Asking V50. 1968 PLYMOUTH DUSTER root. Light Package, left remote mirror chrome, white- Coll 847-6343. walls, 3-speed wipnrs. Deluxe wheel covers, bright < Four-door, V-8, power steering, ra- Stock No. C239, white, CHRYSLER NEWPORT IW'CH'RYSLER NEW YORKER List $3460 bumper guards, Iront and rear vinyl coating. Inside hood | Excellent condition. SI300 firm. cJio & heater, automate, air. Stock No. C2S4, 2-door hardtop, loaded including air condi- Call Wl-2007 s release. 318 cu. in. 8 cylinder, tmled gi.iss, all windows tioning. NavaioCopper, Spring Special List S51S8 s SALE 3035 Air conditioning. List S4268 "BU'TCK~SKYL7AR'K — Excellent Ton~ 1095 SALE'4199 dltion. New tires, mogs, air. Loaded. SALEs3595i U595 firm. 291-3908. 970 PONTIAC — Firebird Trons-om. DUSTER 30,000 miles, 400 cu. in. engine, 4-*aeed 1968 FORD Hurst, five mag wheels. 679-2513 evenings. Slock No. C314, while, Gala-oe. Two-door, V-8, power 969 PONTIAC B ON*N §"v"l L L E CO^N* steering, rad'O A healer, automatic. List S3460 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE VERTIBLE — Foctory air, full power, CHRYSLER NEWPORT 12)00. 847-4161 anytime after 4 p.m. S SALE'3035 Stock No. C193 2-door coupe, Blue Sky, 6 cylinder, Stock No. C2O9, 4-door hardtop, Amber Sherwood Green. 1963 FORO GALAXIE ~ Good runnlno or- 995 automatic, radio, power steering, deluxe wheel covers, Loaded including air conditioning. List S5234 der. Musi sell. JI25. 222-8309 after 6. osk whileA/alls. List S3276 tor Bernie. DUSTER SALE '4238 "im VOLKSWAGEN 1967 CHEVROLET SALE '2825 Excelleni condition. 3700. BLUE OR WHITE 5833530 Wapon. V-R, pnwf»r slotting, radio & Stock No C265 or C265 225, 6-cylinclfir, Electronic ignition, 1966 DODGE DART - Four door hardtop. hojter, aulonuilic:. automatic, bijnch seat, vinyl. Radio, power steering, body Radio, heater, automatic, loch, s'eel dish PLYMOUTH SATELLITE slotted wheels, Super Stock formula fires. S side moldings, deluxe wheel covers, vvhitewalls. List $3004 CHRYSLER NEWPORT excellent condition S375. Coll 7414289. 795 Stock No. C190. White coupe, 6 cylinder. 225 cu. in., De- SALE, EITHER ONE: Stock No. C278. 4-door, \vh te. e6*SlTYrAR<"GS — ""Power steering! luxe Package, automatic transmission, radio, power steer- oulomotic. 400 cu. in., four-barrel, dual SALE '2669 ing, deluxe wheel covers. ListS3313 Loaded. List S5049 exhaust, eight track tope, 62,000 miles. 1968 DODGE SALE '4099 Asking S675. Call 741-1897 after 7. SALE '2849 1968CHEiVROLEf NOVA^ ~" Pickup. Ready to Work! Six cylinder, ouiomatic. MS0. S Call 566 7894 1295 1964~FORD WAGO'N"-- Six CYhndersTith" PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Runs very well. 11/5. Call 5B3 4912 after 3 p.m. GOLD DUSTER S'.ock No. Cl 23. 3 cylinder. -1-door b^dan. while List $3432 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1968 MUSTANG Honey gold. Canopy vinyl rool. Body side stripe, deck S Slock No. C2I1. 4-door. Honey Go'rJ. Easy OrdT P^g, a>r 1966 VOLKSWAGEG N - Squarebock. New- SALE 2945 l y paintetd S45S500 ffir m 264 2692. 505 3one Haidtop. Six-rylndor. power s!cer- lownr liipe Ircateuient. deluxe whoel covers, bench seat cond.tioning, tinted gla ,:.. 6-wa/ power seat, dio/al clock, Rd . Union Broch mg iadio & hOiitor. nutonutic. vinyl carpets. Drip molding. List S3056 rear window defogger. vinyl root, radio, vent wmdD.v'j, 440 1970" COR VET T"E $ ci.d. V-3. white.valis. List $6316 13400 1395 #C316 Honey Gold SALE $2719 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Catl gfler 6 p m , 741 6908 #C315 Blue Sky SALE $2719 Stock No. C204. Sebring, 3 cylinder. 2-door hardtop. For- SALE '5165 3"PONTUC^fEMPESt —~Four~cylTiv der, four door sedon. J100. #C250TrueBlue SALE $2719 rest Green, air conditioning, aulomalic transmission, elc. Coll otter 5, 787-0198 1966 LINCOLN elc. List S4324 "mS~MERCURY~ CONVERTIBLE S Greoi possibilities. 1250. Conltnentdl. Low mileage, like new. SALE 3644 Coll 747-2653 air CHRYSLER NEW YORKER S Stock No. C225. 4-door hardtop. load°d Sahara Beige, WANTED 1973 SCAMP r 1395 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE a itomatic. an temp air Conor, onwj List S638 > Pony who needs iOO'r, financing, wilh no Stock No. C300. '2-door ha'dtop. Autumn Bronze Metallic 8 money down, on o 196V TEMPEST VI, oir SALE '5235 conditioning, PT HNS. For quick credit cylinder. 318 cu, in., automatic transmission, vinyl roof, q OK , coll OAS1& MOTORS ol (201) /J). 1965 MUSTANG power steering, remote mirror, deluxe wheel covers. AM ra- I.:.it S47M noo Hardtop V-8. power sieving, radio dio, variable speed wipors. vinyl side moulding, day-iv:o SALE $3920 #C305 Autumn Bronze 1953 MERCURY — Four-door hordtop. Si heater, automatic mirror, deluxe package bumper guards. Iront and rear, light SALE $3920 Rodlo, healer, air. Good running condition package, whilewall tires, power disc brakes, po.ver front #C270 Tahitian Gold and cleon. Needs brakes. At Is, 1175. 791- S 4943. disc brakes, tinted glass, all wmdoes. Air conditioned. List 695 1946 MUSTANG - Good condllion. vj". S37Q6 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Specie! handling package. Mogs. Thret- speed. Call 542-7231. Sebring Plus. Stxk No. C212 8 cy'mder, 2-door harri'oo. MOST SALE '3444 19M FORD — Country Sedon wogon V4, True B'uo Easy order package, a:r condi'ioning. v'nyl too', automatic, power steering $|5O. Coll 49S- AFFORDABLE etc .List 544 v") 01?2orter 12 noon s I9~M~CADILLAC" CONVERTIBTE" -™~Ei- 1973 SCAMP SALE 3710 cellenl conditipn, perfect running order. FORD; Stock. No 332. 2 door hardtop. Light BUe. 2.?r>6 cylinder. 1415 firm Coll 391-2649. automatic transmission, vinyl roof, pc.ver stee'nt] remolft 1944''CHEVROLET SS IMP ALA —'cTborJ running condition. Asking 13IS. Call offer mirror, deluxe wheel covers AM radio, variable speed wip- 6 p m,. 642 4M9. ers, vinyl side mouldings day-nite mirror Dnluve Package 1973 FURYS bumper guards. Ironl and rear. Light Package, white.vail All automatic. Low mileoge. Good condi- tires power Iront disc, brakes, tinted glass, all windows Air tion, 1112S Coll N1-M9S afler 4. conditioned. List S36S8 LVCcDTFirnv DOREMUS PLYMOUTH FURY «iuipp*d. New tires. Excellent condition. SALE S3294 S!o:k No. C25, 4-door. V-8. automate, wh'tc, elc. etc, L':t Hft» Coll W1-S3S4. $3601 PONTIAC FIREBIRD — Silver Atr con- ditioning, rodlo. mag wheels. Owned 10 FORD SALE '2985 monUii/iSMO. U7 3«]7. 1973 VALIANT 1 ?64~F"0R"CTTAT R LA*N1~" A uioinollc. 141 W. FRONT ST. SI35. Great running cor. easy on gas. not 90 IVtonmouth St. Stock No C3D3 '1-door sedan white, automatic air condi- on oil burner. Phone 7SJ n/3 tioning, po.ver steering, radio, wheel covers, whilewaHs List PLYMOUTH FURY CHEVROLET VEGA STATION WAGON S3430 , l!71 - Rodlo Automolic 37.000 original RED BANK SlocfcNo. C27. 4-door. V-8. automatic, Hone/ Go'd. air RED BANK 747-0787 miles. Ashing tl69S. m-liit. SALE '3030 conditioning, rado. etc., etc. List 54344 741-6000 . SALE '3544 More Classified on Next Page 24 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mtdfietowii, N.J. Wednesday, April 25,1973 GARAGE Dial 741-6900 ... is the time to have that to place an inexpensive Classified Ad telling Where and When!

110. Autos for Sals 130. Motorcycle* 1M. Construction 310. Hilp Wanttd 310. Hilp Wanted 110. Motorcyclti 210. Buslnm StrvkM 319. Help Wanted Male or Female MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE IM4 HONDA — 305 cc. A-l condition. Best Equipment COMPLETE Malt or Female Malt or Ftmole WANTED Reasonable Rote* offer over 1250. Cell between 5 7pm )«; GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY 0911. D 6 AND V55H — Excellent shope. BATHROOM REMODELING forty who rinat l»% (Irnnclng. wllh no Sl4,000. REAL eSTATESALES ISWikollPI 741111)0 Rtd Bank N.J. Licensed onO Insuredv Plumbin• nri iiwptgy onwi rifdf moMr down, on a IWI LTD I0-po»i«ioer 1969 HODAKA — I0OB +. Excellent Call after A p.m. 889 9197 SHOP WORKERS wooon. Ml»5. For quick credit &V, , Electrical Contractors. Qoulllloutlty work on Adept with hondi, 10 leorn sie*' ru\e d ning condition. Best offer over 1225. Til1• •e* -Carpentr-vwi pcrii* yf -Panelin"r'wuviinQg 'Cabinet*Cotolnef$* -• making. No experience required. Gooi "Wli MOTORS atllOlt 7I1-710O7 YAMAHA Coll evenings. 142-1850 COME TO WHERE PONTIAC IMt GRAND PRIX - Fully Soles—Ports—Service Home Improvements ond Addlfieni -Low storting poy ond fringe benefits. H^lDmd. Vtry good condition. SHOO. Call 1971 HONDA 750 — Fully customiitd 1*0. Wanted Automotive Monthly Poymenti (R«ferenctl.) Estab- LoroeV Mock at With helmets and stock ports. lished \m. Coll E. SPAHN 1 CO. J«< CONTAINER GRAPHICS THE GRASS IS GREENER Coll 717*177 an. Reoionome. t PhyllU St.. Hoitet IMt TRIUMPH SPITFIRE CONVERT Yomoho PorU In New Jersey JUNK CARS Cnme to AoDlebrook Aaency, one of the largest and most ' I8L6 — AtklngUSO. CHOPPER BSA M0CC — 13" front end RETIRED CAPPENTER - Seeks'smoil 739-0414 Coll ontr »:3O,671 53«. J&R CYCLE SERVICE , All rebuilt. Much chrome. 11500 or best of- PICKED UP ond medium jned iobs. Compute interior su ™s ful Heal Estate> Xjientles in the area with sales over fer. Call 7114430after 5 p.m. Twincrook Auto Wrecking remodeling jtrvic*. Ponelmo, kilcnen GENERAL OFFICE » CHEVY NOVA - rnrfwpwa floor cabinets. coDiriei remodeling, baofceasti, 1 Milljtm Dollars every month. «/FM. cower iletrlng. 40.000 mini IKOTORCYCLTTNSUR ANCE~- ~R tcfci 1971 HONDA — CB350. Excellent condi- Eatontown 542-2235 Armstrong chandelier ceiling, free ad- Diversified work — recor fter *p.m. Agency, New 1973 roles. 591 Broadway, tion. Asking 1550. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — vice ond eshmote. Good workmanship. keeping, typing essential We're lookina for full time sales people to handle new Long Bronch. 231-0696. Call 565-9220. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Coll onyiime, 229-S7>9, Congenial atmosphere. Ap safes resoles and condominiums, the newest ond rapid " fler__ best. We seek competent ond ambitiou! COOk — For small nursing home. Vici- FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE people Interested in earning a minimum o No experience necessary, will train tor nity of Motawon, Keypori. HolmOel. Coll — Attict ond cellars cleaned. Junk rt- 320,000 q yeor, ond in turn we otter com- moved, right hauling. No fob too imalj. ing fixture showroom. Colt 7*1-6*00. M/-3O17. pany poia "in depth" training program, Leonard. Coll 741*7633 between 3 and 7. Liberal drawing occounl. 60% commis- r CHAMBERMAID M/W ( ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. A EMPLOYMENT sion, participating spec arrangements, and INDIVIDUAL TO LEARN AUTO AND Apply Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge types ot mosonry. Driveways. Call ~" more. Plus the epporlunity for monnge- GENERAL GLASS TRADE - Fully polH „ Hwy 35, Middletown life. 7IM6W. ment fhroupri o planned progrom of ex- Blut Cross^Blur Shield. Pension Fund, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Receptionist. pansion. Wny not call for a confidential lift Insuronce, holldoys and vocations. Ap- Mature, responsible, experienced Refer- interview and talk to the company thot ply Atlantic Gloss Co., 21 Maple Ave., ISO. Autos Rent/Ltase Red Bonk. ences. Long Branch. Write Box Lfn, The VOIVO 310. Help Wanted sells o house every day. THE KIRWAN Doily Register, Red Bank, CO., Realtors, 31.il Rt. V, Howeli. 344 0400. Male or Female SHOWROOM AND STOCK WORK ECURiTYOFnc¥RLaco Quality brings you in ... Full time No experience ntctssory, will community has full and part-time posi- xJustrlol Temporary train, (or lighting fixture showroom. Coll tions avaifable. Prior police or security WHY ARTHUr • • ^ • • • ^^ R• ^ MURRAv w v ^^ v v • ^ • *Y • 711*400. Mr. Leonard 3973 Sprlnp expansion progrom storlti enperience required. Excell#n! fringe ben Satisfaction brings you bach. now. Openlnqs for trolnees os dance sp MECHANIC — Part time and full time. efit package and working conditions. Call clollsts ana dance teachers- No ex Truck fleet service nights, Red Bank oreo. CM7-V5S0 for interview oppointmenl. OLSTEN perlmce necessary — we train you. Part Call »I«H »ll o.m. Eventnos 14. _ RENT and full Itmr Salary plus bonus. Apply In perion, 3 p.m. to I p.m. dolly Mon. rh* SALESMAN - Executive fype. MvTng In ELECTRICIAN INDUSTRIAL Frl. 12 Brood St.. Red Bank. 74J-5IM Monmouth County with sales or business INDUSTRIAL — Experienced. BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE WAREHOUSE, FORK LIFT, MATERIAL background, to from os Special Agent. Coll 717-1000 From Us? Storting salary to SIS.OOO. Call Mr. Bel. HANDLERS. DRIVERS, OFFICE AND CLERK — Engineering firm hos need for ALL OTHER SKILLS NEEDED, DAYS AVON moni, 671-5077. imo]2om. Slop In today and set why EARM A VACATION THE AVON WAY person lo worn in otme on tonslruciior* OR NIGHTS. VERY HIGH PAY. CAR IS Job site. Some bosic knowledge of comput- we're different. ESSENTIAL. FREE HOSPITALIZATION. rAoke mooev m vour spore nouri for 1 AUTO MECHANIC ers is desirable. Benefits. 752-5600. NEVER A FEE TO YOU. getaway cruise, spring clothe* — who ever your heart desires. Find out hot Work In general repair goroge. Must hovt •Kperlrnce-ond tools. Calory bosfd on ex- AREA REPRESENTATIVE - U-HAUL 117 Rt. 3S, Eolontown. 542-5300 IV> mill eosy it is lo gef started as on AVON CO. — Career minded person needed to 40 to choose from - All Models Representative. Colt: Mrs. Ward, Ml perience. Coll KM7J4. Ask for Joe. WEEK-END SPECIAL nortti ot fhe Monmouth Snooping Center). operate and manage area in central N.J. WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT OEPT. 434], 467-3377, or 774-I720. Complete RESUME Service Skills required: mechanical apptitude. ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS. SECRETARY - If your secretarial skitl obi lily to work with people, sales knowl- 1973 COMET ore obove overage, and you are familior Prepare, Revise, Advise or Print edge. In return you can expect good stort- Highest trade-in allowances - Bank financing JANITOR M/W — Reliable, with local with transcribing equipment, maximum Fast Service, reasonable prices ing solary, evcellent fringe benefits, ser- references, for smoll office building salary Is available. Please send resume h Work performed by o man wtio hos vice vehicle onrj expenses. We tro*n. Ap- Hours. 2 p.m. to 8 p..n., five days. Reply Box J 77, The Dally Register, Red Bank. piicolions will be available by colling /SO- FREE: S Ba< A-124. The Daily Register, Red Bank. reviewed, revised and written W tt>«\»onER50NS~ "flo •» END BATTERY TROUBLE FOREVER 5 or S to 9 (odiustobiel. Ccmloiloble syi- 1973 FORD LTD f own d I no s, Telephonr solc^. salory ood More Classified commission. Coll '544 1334 on Next Page Add VX6 (Cadmium Phosphate) WANTED - MerTond womenVlio* ne«fo Country Squire part-time1 income Must be high school $ iroduate. Permonen! residents prelcrred. 310. Help Wanted Coll 33? 36S4. BATTERY ADDITIVE 2.98 Mole or Female UN'S OR LPN'S 3 to IJ or porifime. for nursing unit. PHILLIPS 66... Eatontown Apply 847-3400 $4426 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS - For CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP... Red Bank women'* sportswear. Apply Jonathan Lo- 400 C.I.D. Engine, W.W. Convenience gon- 1 Johnion Ave., Motownn. 566 9383 PALMER'S CITCO... Rt. 66, Neptune LAUNDR~E~SS"~M7W - E iprnenced. but Group. Deluxe Luggage Rack, Front & will train. I o.m. fa 4:30 p.m. Coll 2*1 - Rear Bumper Guards, Air Cond., Tinted SHREWSBURY VOLKSWAGEN UOO. King James Nuriing Homf WANTED Glass. Radio, FIRESTONE TIRE... Fair Haven Off let Temper or y DAY AND Slock BN3O6 55366 or Phone 747-2150 tor referral GH-8001 is NIGHT SHIFTS another reason 110. Autos for Soli uo. Auto* far Salt 730ALAXIISOO nORANTOtlNOSpart 73FINTO people like to 4 Dr. Pillared H.T., 351 V-8, 7 Or. H.T. 351 C.I.D. Engine, 1 Dr. Sedan, 2000 CC Eng. W.W., Front & Rear Bumper Vinyl Roof, Cruisamatic, PS. Cruisamatic, W.W. Manual, work for us • Woodworkers Guards, Tinled Glass, Air Power Front Disc Brakes, Front Disc Brakes, Rear i! ! new hours for... GH I0O1 IS OUR INSURANCE POLICY cond , Radio, Lt. Blue, Slock Deluxe Bumper Group, radio, Bumper Guards, Stock No. DUMBER THAT GIVES YOU CASH, • Carpenters No. N3J3, Was $4,501,35 Stock No. N318, Wai $3,903 N«7, Was $2,430 TAX FREE. IF YOU ARE HOSPI- TALIZED. THERE IS NO COST TO YOU • Millworkers -EASY TO QUALIFY. , $3750 $3399 $2280 Apply at: FIND OUT ABOUT THE PLAN BY VIS- ITING OUR OFFICE. ALL OFFICE 7 3 MUSTANG SKILLS ARE INVITED. BESIDES WE 73MAVIIICK Orabtrar 731TD ii OFFER VACATION PAY AND BONUS 2 Dr. H.T., Medium Blue, 30J Doremus Ford NEVER A FEE. 2 Dr. 250 C.I.D. Engine, Vinyl i Dr.. Pillared H.T., White, The Luhrs Co. i! C.I.D. Engine, Cruisamatic, Rool, Cruisiimatic. Wide Oval Slue Vinyl Roof & Interior, 400 Wide Oval W.W., P.S., P.B., Tires, Convenience Group, C.I.D. Engine, W.W., Con- For Showroom Only Benefits include: •: Deluxe Bumper Group, Air P S , Deluxe Bumper Group, venience Group, Front Corner- Competitive Waa* Seal* Cond., Radio, Tinted Glass, Radio, Slock No. N374, Was ing Lamps, Front & Rear OLSTEN Quarterly Wig* Review Paid Vacation and Holidays Wheel Covers, Stock No. 421, 53.068 Bumper Guards, Air Cond., Paid Btu«Croaa/eiu«Shlald Stock No. N165, tJAOA NOW OPEN TEMPORARIES with Ride* J $2798 w,!-. -4,96127 J^UTr't 117 Rt. 15. Eatontown - S41-S3CO. (V, mill Prescription Plan. $3571 north of the Monmauth Shopping Center) and Denial Plan On me Job Training WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT OEPT. Advancement Oppaitur.ltI»» <•••••••••••• •! \ Monday thru Thursday ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS. I! CLERK/TYPIST" -For real e* tot« 30 DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE agency, Hours 9 lo 1. Coll for appoint- 69 CHIVIO1IT Impale 69 ftUICK 6* PLYMOUTH Fury 70 LTD I 9A.M. to 9 P.M. ment. Alloire-Forrow Agency, 741-3-4SO Apply In Person UNUSUAL JOB SITUATION - For tra- 2 Dr., H.T., V 8, Auto , J Dr. H I\. V 8. Auto , V-B, Auto, PS.. Air 2 Dr , H.T., Full Power, ture. reasonable individual who likes to Mon. thru Fri. P.S., Green, U377 wear mony different hots. Porl-time rjur- PS., Stock No. B343 Cond Stock r.n. B326 Air, Stock No. U373 dener, maintenance, delwtry, and tore- $24«5 $1695 $1395 loker, (n exchange lor a furnished, oir $1t9S conoltlonerJ, oportment wifh everythino included, in a most convenient location THE LUHRS CO. plus one meal o day provided, plus uw o 71 MIICUIY Wagon 70 rORD Oolaxi. SOO 71 PONTIAC T.mp.tt «9 DODOf Dart month solary. If interested, colt between 9 BOUNDARY RD. Friday m.-5p.m., 741-5454. V-8, Auto, P.S., 5toik I Dr . H I . MB, AlltO, /Dr ,4C>! , Std Trans., t Cyl. Auto, Air Cond., (cllRltSlO) No. U389 Air Cond . S1r»(W h)n StockNi.UJOJ Stock No. B386 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 310. H«lp Wanted MARLBORO, N.J. $3193 US2I $1393 $1693 c j Male or Female An Equal Opportunity Employtr 69 THUNDHIIID 69 rOID Country Squir* Wagon 70 CHRYSUR 7 Dr., H.T., Red. Black VI, Auto, Air Cond. Stuck No. UI50 4 Dr H.T,, Spotless Vinyl Rool & Interior, inside 8, Cut, Air Cond. Full Power With Air, Slock No. U597 Saturdaaturday ] Stock No. 427 $I99S $2195 $1199 9 A..MM. to 5 P.M. J

MOST AFFORDABLE FORD 4 ~ - - -A TOM'S FORD j Do-Vl deiay. Cail Larr/ Win.lik,, lor .mmodiate appoinlmen,. (3OI) 887- \ KEYPORT •"264 -1600 DOREMUS FORD J CHANNEL COMPANIES. INC. \ 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK j "SRouleiO.Whippany.NJ. J 310. Help Wanted The Daly Register, Bed Baafc-Mkfdleteira, HJ. Wtdiiesday.Aprf 25,1^ S OUtVEH AH G€HE»*rW0?7 Part-time » lo I p.m. Apply Norwood Oil 4tt. IwUm OBfrtwrtlto* Iribufors Inc., 424 Broadway, L ITEMS YOU NI5X0HGEI* 'Aranch Sc*£sark W MEEOOR USE W« IX. -- 5 A L E $XX6ywAlTT e 6M7W?OV Plow Shopping .women's end children's wecr Full or TYPISTS ner compels quick tale. Token"loTokenlow ond perl-time. Some «xp*rtenct preferred, Ap- maktljloHtr Contort MrMr . JourrtcJourrtc** .t» t ply Wntrrich's, 4$ W. From &i',Ktyporf Computerized type-set- SELL MANAGER-TRAINEE M/W — MOO per month. Noll on a I corporation needs condi- ting company in dates for monopement training. woo sala- Shrewsbury needs typ- FAST ry il you Qualify. For Interview, call 741- ,2071 from 8 to 1 p.m. An equal opportunity ists. It you can type WITH A QUICK ACT>ON employer. over 55 worn accura- No Fees Charged LOW-COST AIR CONDITIONED PLANT — Needs tely, we will train you. blow molding machine operators. Light On Second Mortgage Loans DAILY REGISTER factory work. B to 4:15 and midnight to 8: IS shifts. Steady work. Air Molded Call 747-5880 NO LEGAL FEES! Products. Phyllis and Clork Sts., Htnlet. NO CLOSING COST! FAMILY AD tor interview NO DEPOSITS! and typing test. Applications taktn by phone. Cotl Ihe e* 3 LINES -5 DAYS MECHANIC Pvr4elo. shitls. Will train. West of WesfPark Ave., Ask tor Mr. Ebel EXPERIENCED AUTO otf Hwy 35, Oakhurst area II minutes GENERAL WAREHOUSE HELP EXPERIENCED PAINTER — Car neces IBM TYPEWRITERS DIG YOUR OWN — Scotch and white walk from bus stop). Apply in person, HOSTESS M/W — Varied hours. CAR POLISHER Call Fisherman's Wharf, Apply In person. sory. Call between ft and B p.m. pine, 3' to 12' tall, 75c per ft. Directly be- James M. Ronan, Ajsoc Inc., 44 Cindy Permanent position. Branch Brook Co., Rt. 3a, Hailet. 842-2959 Rental $16.50 per mo. hind wicker Baiket, % ml. south of De- Lane. Woyslde. £43-2200, (or interview. Atl fringe benefits. Must hove drivers li- Portable repairs It licious Orchards, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. NURSES' AIDE cense. REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed, for EXPERIENCED CARPENTER EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — FM~anA lorge active Monmouth, Ocean County of- Steady work. Good pay. AIR CONDITIONER - 7500 BTU. ISO.' part-time. Three day weekends. Insurance ACCOUNTS Full time, hours 7 cm. to 3 p.m. fice. OAKWOOD REALTY. 3A3-V2BO. Call 747-4955 WOOD CHIPS Lorge fan, S15. Boln excellent. Call 741- and hospital plan available for the right Bayview Nursing Home. 291-0440 Apply In person Large trees and shrubs moved. 217ST person. Port-time nights and weekends RECEIVABLE FULL TIME — Service station attendant. TWO MATURE PERSONS — Mow lawns Complete tree service. 74II9I9. Experience necessary. Call 291-9529 be Must have experience. Apply In person, RED BANK VOLVO and miscellaneous work on farm and es- " BOGEN CHS SO PA AMPLIFIER fore A p.m. Eddie Mlzzl Sunoco, Hwy 36 and Broad tate. 12 an hour. Call 671-3410. SO watts, RMS. ISO CLERK St., Keyport. 119 E. Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank STENO/TYPIST G ER AN~I UMS Call between 7-9 p.m. 741-5110 DENTA L~A SSTs'T ANT~^ ~ Po rt • 11 m eTRed CHAMBERMAIDS WANTED M/W - Doy 3 for II. Flower ond vegetable plants, Bonk oreo. Tues., Thurs., Fn. mornings, ft For local newspaper. Must "GETPORTABLE DISHWASHER COUPLE — To menage, maintain and live OUNKIN'DONUTS and night shirt. Apply Mrs. Levins, Molly Branch office of major company looking honglng pots. Wholesale and retail. Mike's lo 13, plus occasional entro. Experience be accurate with figures and ol luxury motel. Experience necessary, Pitcher inn, Red Bonk. for good skills, 1 to 2 years experience. Greenhouse, WI Shore Blvd., Ktonjburo. preferred but will consider others. Reply 74U955. . Exceptional benefits. 787-5414. Call 741-3724 between t ond 9 p.m. to Box L-d6, The Dally Register. Red able to type well. 37'h hour Experience preferred but not neceisary SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST — Bank. week, Monday through for light counter work. Good starting pay Good phone voice. Meet the public. MOta- MAPLE KITCHEN TABLE — And four MAINTENANCE and tips. Uniforms supplied, paid holidays wan area. To Si 00. A-l EMPLOYMENT CHAIN SAW chairs, M5. Call after 4:30. PERSONAL SECRETARY - Able lo Friday. Liberal fringe ben- and paid vacation. Hours available, 12 Remington. 21" roller nose arm. Like 7417169 handle diversified duties. Bright and will- efits. Call Mrs. Blaufus at MACHINISTS midnight to 6 a.m. Apply in person before 320 Brood SI. 741-2231 Red Bank new. lliO, Coll 291-3237 otter 6 p.m. ing to learn. Shorthand helpful but not 3p.m.. Mr. GUI. d/r Personnel RUG — Rose twist, 10'< IS' necessary. Apply Electro Impulse, 116 741-0010 between 8:30 and 5 840 Broadway West Long Branch CONSOLE STEREOS - Monv models rt Bargain. 140. Responsible for the repair, maintenance, 157 Broad St., Red Bank 842 3501 747-35W Chestnut St., Red Bank. An equal opportu- p.m. and set-up ot production machines. 865 Hwy 35 Middle!own duced to our cost. ANDERSON'S TV AND nity employer. Knowledge of shop techniques ond proce- 320. Baby Sitting/ APPLIANCE. 30 Brood SI., Red Bonk. HORSE MANURE dures, some welding experience helpful. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION HELP WANTED - '47-0615. AND Rt. 35. Hoilel. 94ft I3B3. For your garden REGTSTTRED"NU~RSE "-^FTrriuTsTng Outstanding company benefits. Please op Full ond part-time. Only experienced per- Child Care Call offer 6 p.m., M2-J2J4 home. II p.m. to- / o.m. shift. Weekends sons need opply. Permanent employment. • only. Excellent salary and liberal fringe ily at the Personnel Office. Monday MECHANIC Apply In person, Herble's Cltgo, Llncroft, , FULL TIME BABYSITTER — Five days hrough Friday, 9 a.m. until 13 noon, or TV 21' — Contemporary walnut console. ' benefits. For appointment coll 291-0600 f Experienced only. Appty only If Interested a week, 7:30 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., In my Exceptional value. UO. GROUNDSKEEPER call 671-3000. Ext. 2H In steady year-round employment, No home. Must turnish own transportation Mon. through Fri. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — Ex- Call 747-1791 Full time position cvolloble, Hours 8 a.m. drifters please. Contact Ben Rassos at perienced any type work. Best shop In Coll 542-7231. MOVING — Contemporary living room! to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Gor- LILY-TULIP RASSAS PONTtAC. 39S Broad St., RedN.J. Avolon Mfg. Co., 223-5250. Nine months old. Dinette ond ?S ' color DINING ROOM TABLE — Three leaves, MECHANIC Division of Owens-Illinois Bank. 741-5180. TV. olso miscellaneous. Days 6/19885. six chain. Light wood. S10O. Hwy 35 Holmdet, N.J. REAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial, evenings 291-4736. Call 944-2115 AUTOMOTIVE An Equal Opportunity Employer Industrial, ond land only. Local cslob- OPERATING ROOM llihed firm opening new office for this 330. Domestic Help ORIENTAL HUGS — Semi-antique Horn' CUT GLASS — Antique chair, brass Experienced preferred. Apply in person. nei untce, wivervtew na>pnai. KFII nan* odan scalier rugs, 3Vjx6', M5, ISO, and shoe), brass candlesticks, etc. betwetn 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. An equal op MECHANIC'S HOUSEKEEPING AIDE purpose. Must have license and some ex- COMPANION — For Invalid husband 10 a.m.-4 p.m., , Mondatviuiiuuy Througnil uuyih, Fridayn luuy. perience. Send resume to Box K-25, Thefrom 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 155. 741-12I4. Call mlUt WERNER'S DODGE portunlty employer m/f. J HELPER Good salaryry,, pleaiant'wor''"pleasant'workin~g condition— '" —s Daily Register, Red Bank. Coll belore 2 p.m. 222-115? SLEEPER COUCH — With slipcover, S35 Hwy_3t, Btlford SERVICEMAN M/W Apply in person and full frlnIngr e benefits' . Appl' y Personnel SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Leather vibrating recllner choir, MS. Call CUSTOM FRAMING HELP IMPROVE ECOLOGY! — Land- Office, Riverervler w Hospital..____., Red Bank, be- On coals. Union shop. Starting salary H HOUSHOUSEKEEPEE R scope laborers needed. Landscope forman To service home appliances for leading tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. An equol opportU' an hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 PICTURES, MIRRORS M/W needed. Experience preferred. Pay WERNER'S DODGE Two Ni li I WEDDING GOWN AND HEADPIECE authorized Frjgidoire service firm in local nlty employer M/F. Wall St.. Red Bank. gooTwod In family. Nice room, live In, Morris Plate Glass Co. based on obllltv* slortlnq at J2.50 per area. Excellent opportunities. Call be- Hwy 36, Belford ood wages. Write Sox L-63, The Site 6-7, ivory. 10 Maple Ave., Red Bank hour. Colt f venlngs — 6 to 1p.m. 443-5190. tween 10am. and4 p.m., 642-6813. WAITRESS M/W - Ideal short shifts, CARPET MECHANICS DilDoilyy Register, Red Bonk. Coll ofler 4 p.m. 495-1314 Moreou Landscape Service. Colts Neck. Days 9:30-3. Nights 5-9, Mon. through Sot, TELLER Must have experience ond car. HOUSEWORKER — Moo.. Wed.. Fri.. 5-4 MOVING — Portable dog pen, 12' itl'i LEGAL SECRETARY — Steno and typing Experienced. The Hearth, 747-0556. MOVING — All household furnishings, in- 5' high, two color TV's, outdoor furniture, Call 283-3590 hours. Colts Neck. Own transportation. cluding relrfgerator. Must sell, reasonable TECHNICAL - AdminlstrotTve^ofneiT required. Experience preferred. For the high school graduate, business re- Call after 6, 946-9469. room-size humidifier, dining room toble, High school graduate with mechanical ap- Coll 3J?-4MS MECHANIC — Boiler and burner me CAREER OPPORTUNITY prices. 495-1413. 43" x 107". recllner, sled. Fisher stereo, chanlnlc lo service heating equipment., fMusi turnee or ex-teller. Cashier experience titude to train as administrative assistant. helpful. Should like people and enjoy nice EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY ANTIQUES:'Curio coblnet — slope front bike, chairs, beds, desks, chest of drawers Apply Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., WAITRESSES WANTED (M/Wl - o:30 hove experience. 222-5783. REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full time MATURE PERSON — tn need ot a family and mony, many more. 741-3917. o m. to 2:30 p.m. Also 11:30 o.m. lo 7:30 surroundings and fine benefits. ond good home, Live in. Room ond board desk — Sarouk rug — Oriental screen — Red Bank. CUSTODIAN — Four hours mornings. col estate salespeople for our new of- loveseat — grondfalheri clock — liquida- p.m. Must apply In person to HOWARD fices. Licensed or unlicensed, if unli- plus salary. Light housework. For details "SHED SALE" NURSES AIDE - 7 o.m. lo 3 Kitchen man-M/W, waitresses-M/W, full ting. JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, or port-time. Apply In person. Rum Run- censed, we will train ond prepare through COll 446-4579. All aluminum. p.m.Extended care facilities, Emery Mon- Mlddletown. A-l EMPLOYMENT our special school. Unlimited potential. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES MORRIS PLATE GLASS CO. or, 566-6400 ner, 816 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. PERSON — To core tor elderly lady. 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 330 Brood St. 741-2222 Red Bank SI5,000-t20,000 first year, possible mon- Light duties. 10 o.m. to 4 p.m., Mon. 10-14 Maple Ave., Red Bonk 741.1063 TERMITE EXTERMINATOR - Ex- MATERIAL HANDLERS — For Imme- ogement in near future. Draw available. ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT perienced. Fringe benefit*. Steady work. PERSON WITH CAR —• For established through Fri. Middletown. Must have own BASS AMPLIFIER — 300 R.M.5., ex- OLD FASHIONED - Early 49's lukebox. Two years experience required- Apply diate openings. Duties Include light ma- afternoon newspaper route In Red Bonk Call Palace Realty Associates, 986-4400 or cellent condition. Coral. 14 U'i. 1400. Call Apply Fogging Unlimited, 28 Linden PL, chining ond bench operations. Must be in 264-5300. Ask for Mr. Steam. transportation. Call 671-3639 after 6 p.m. Interior large enough for stereo con- Electro Impulse, lie Chestnut SI., Red Red Bonk. 741-1121 area. No soliciting or collecting. Call 747- or weekends. 717-3151 oiler 2 p.m. version. Recreation room conversation Bank good pnyslgal condition. Some related ex- 2143. perience or high school shop course help- TRAINEES — Retail, hard and soft piece. Best offer. Metal locker, one unit, SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Full EXPERIENCED HOUSEWORKER — REFRIGERATORS. WASHERS, 6' high, with 10 Individual keys and doors, RELIEF COOK time. Experienced only. Apply Tony's Mo- ful. Progressive wooe Increases ond ex- RN OR LPN — 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. goods. Up to $9100. Experience a must! For small adult family. Four doys per RANGES. DISHWASHERS, COLOR TV S, cellent benefits. Please apply between 9 Full time. Please apply to Red Bank Con- Call Angle Sharp, 747-1121, Snellina & each 1 cu. ft. capacity. Good for home Hours 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. bil, Broad St. ond Maple Ave., Red Bank. week. Hours noon to 8 p.m. Own trans- STEREO — Many floor samples drasti- swimming pool. Best offer. 741-9374. Bayview Nursing Home, 29I-M40 o.m. and 12 noon, at WHEELOCK SIG valescent Center, 100 Chopin Ave,, Red Snelllng, 54 Broad St., Red Bark. portation. Good references required. cally reduced. ANDERSONS TV 4 AP- PLUMBERS — Experienced only. HALS, INC.i 273 Broncnport Ave., Long Bank. CREDIT PERSON — NaTiorVaTTewelTy DRIVER — Apply In person. Write Box J-91. The Daily Register, Red PLIANCE. 30 Brood St., Red Bank. 747- OREXEL — Contemporary dining roorn Top pay and benefits. Branch. Bank. 0825 & Rte 35, Hoilet, 944-1383. chain looking for secure person with or Coll any time, 787-0873 BARMAID M/W — Port-lime nights. Call Ben's Cor Wosh set. 5' table with two 20" wide leaves, six without credit experience for part-time or TIRE SHOP MECHANIC — Must~havc In person between 1 and 5 p.m. Palmer Route 35, Middletown COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER — Live- choirs. 6' buffet. Cherry double dresser 4'. full-time work. Hours vary. Trans- MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST own tools. Must know alignment ond air Lounge, Palmer Ave., West Keansburg. in. LlQht work. Generous time off. Little SLIPCOVERS eight drawers. Man's golf bog with zipper Full time. Modern Red Bonk office. Ex- PORTERS M/W — We ore accepting ap- top, 3 woods, eight Irons ond ball retriev- portation to and from work essential, Call conditioning. Good pay with Incentives! DENTAL HYGIENIST M/W plications for Housekeeping ond Dietary Sliver. 741-7849. iPlostlc and fabric. Call direct to factory 542-/524 between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., ask perience preferred but not neceisory, plus extra benefits. Call 566-4105. Iservlng New Jersey. Eliminate mlddle- er. Coll after 5 p.m. or Sundays, 272-6336. Full or port-time. Porters. Full time, oil year round doy po- COMPANION — For older woman. Sleep for Mr. Goodwin. Send resume to Box L-6S, The Daily Reg- mort. Coll Mr. Tupe, 847.-8319. ister, Red Bonk. GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Assistant book' COH&7H901 sitions for right Individuals. Apply Jersey In. Light cooking. Call offer 5 p.m. 741- FOR D€N OR SPARE ROOM — Seoly bed, 36" wide, on ook leas with Posture- keeper. Apply In person. Full time. Five "EXPERIENCED COUNTER HELP Shore Medical Center, Conies Ave., Nep- 7189. MECHANIC'S TOOLS - Complete set, 310. Help Wanted MEDICAL ASSISTANT - For physician's days. Benefits. Schwartz Chrysler tune, Personnel Office, weekdays 9 to 2. pedlc mattress, 145. Never used electric Betty Brite Cleaners (1500 value, 5800 or best ofler. 8427397. cotfeemokers, 6 8 ond M0 cup size. Jo 50. office. Experience preferred but not nec- Plymouth. 141 W. Front St., Red Bonk. Afi equal opportunity employe' Call between 4-8 p.m. Male or Female essary. Full time. Coll 671-5352, 9 o.m. to 6 Chapel Hill, 642-5252 Call 747-I9TO. TELEPHONE SOLICITING —PART- p.m.. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, ORDER CLERK — Experienced piecing WAITRESSES WANTED M/W — Nlghi 340. Situations Wanted FILL DIRT AND GRAVEL ond receiving phone orders. Apply In per. TIME. Want to earn PIN MONEY and WHITE GRADUATION JACKET - Sze shut. Apply In person. Call after 6 p.m. 14, SI0. Choir, vinyl, aqua, U. Movie corn LIQUOR CLERK - Experience pre- son. Central Marine Supply, Hwy 35, Lou still do your housework? Work from Female Rex Diner, 117 W. Front St.. Red Bonk. home. Must have Red Bank exchange 941-5358 ero, 0mm, Zoom 05, viewer, $40. Slide ferred, Some tocol delivery. Good salory, rence Harbor. projector, S12. 741-56B1 alter 4. MANAGER TRAINEE all benefits. Davidson's Liquors, Inc., 26 SALES— RETAIL (842, 147, 741). Cat! 842-5749. WANTED — Live in position caring foi SINGLE BED — S15, odd metal frame. U, TRUCK DRIVER — For general delT? LUMBER-HARDWARE-PAINT children. References. Expanding office looking for am- Broad St., Red Bonk. 747-3344. six-drawer double dresser and mirror, GARAGE DOORS eries, full or part-time. The following^positions ore available: ful Call 291-0723 e bitious Individual to train for man- S25, 13x12 red nylon carpet. 515. six polrs Two ov^t rheod, complete. OS. ' agerial position. High school gradu- LPN Call 741-3300 time sales. Full benefits, company dts " Inventory Control FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPING AT drapes, II pair, lounge choir, S5. All good "few" 747-4159 ate, must have cor. Good starting ial- Port-time 4 to .12 BARMAID M/W — Four nights a week. counts. HOME — Con pick up and deliver. condition, but need room. 19 Griffin St., ary, Incentive program, opproved on Boyvlew Nursing Home, Experienced. Apply ot The Office, 344 Call 741-8106 MonmDutri Beach, 229-7694. TWO AWNINGS — VPlel'Sc, newly cov- Take physical charge of inventory and ed. Asking J50 polr. Fiuf. VJ--Jassorted the lob training program. For ap- Oceanport Ave,, Oceanport. PERGAMENT records. Experience required. Benefits. COUCH AND CHAIR — 150. Simmons pointment call - )lor», 25c Mch. Sa-030. *«>. ill 244-4105, Frank 310. Help Wonted DISHWASHER Hwy M and Poole Ave. Hoilet, N.J hlde-a-bed couch, ISO. S3 First SI., Key- Cloisry. Male or Female Please apply Tomahawk Restaurant port, April 20, 21, 27, 28. MAGNAVOX HI-FI — With record stor- B42-4M1 FACTORY WORK FINANCIAL age, S35. 9' x 13' maroon rug. SIO. Coll Warehouse workers* Accepting appli A-l EMPLOYMENT OLD PEWTER — Plates, tea sit, coffee 6711282. NIGHT MAN OR NIGHT WOMAN cations for all three shifts. Apply In per- 320 Brood SI. 741-2222 Red Bank lots, etc. BEHIND THE TIMES AN- REFRIGERATOR - Apartment size. «5. son, Pride-Made Products Inc., 740 Lloyd REAL E5TATE SALESPERSON .'IQUES, 17 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk. Olnetle set, 125. 8oth In good condition. Management Trainees Rd., Matawan (Edwards Industrial Cen- Male-female, full time, part-time, licensed 747SO2J. Coll ofler 4 p.m. 671-9271. Now is your chance lo secure a good lulure. with pay. with a last- FULL AND PART-TIME SERVICE STA- ter.) or witling to learn. Now that you "ve 410. Business Opportunities CUSTOM PA SYSTEM - 200 wotti. ex- TION ATTENDANTS — Must bp 18 years talked to the rest, come In and talk to the cellent condition. Originally MOO. Asking OLDER UPRIGHT PIANO growing quality restaurant chain. We have over 340 shops oper- BUYER TRAINEE best. We seek competent and ambitious LIQUOR STORE? DRY CLEANERS? Ploys good. US. or older, with experience. C0II.566410S. LUNCHEONETTE? RESTAURANT? only S299.739-2491. ating in 13 states from Maine to Virginia. Combination warehouse/office work people Interested in earning o minimum of Coll 741-3445 MECHANICALLY - Inclined Individual. 520,000 o year and In turn we offer com- WE HAVE THEM ALLI TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT Part-time now, full time when school Ltorn Industrial supply business. Some Business ronolng from a S3S00 barber TWO CHAIRS - Stereo, bar, sewing We need aggressive, self-disciplined &nrj self-rnotivalmg people to college helpful. Call for appointment, 787- pany paid In depth training program, lib- Large or small quantities. closes. 741-0040. eral drawing account, 60% commission, shop to o.So50,ffoo super market. Coll 564-2474 table, boby scale, 16" bike — big wheeled, enter our development program which is 1?-IB months m length. 5000. LUNCHEONETTE — Excellent business 'our tires, trailer hitch. 471-0415. AS STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- participating spec arrangements ond more. Plus the opportunity tor manage- locotlon. Cross 1100,000. Asking 122,000. THREE-PIECE — Maplt bedroom set. Earn S140 • $170 per week while you learn the basics ol good perienced. Full time. References re Snack Bar Attendant PACKAGE LIQUOR — Recently reno- GE refrigerator, apartment ilie. Ex- HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ment through a planned program of ex- Brush painted lunlor dining room set. management and lake part in our excellent tnnge benelit pro- quired. Apply In person, Bob's Sunoco, 160 Call 747-2711 vated. Gross S150.000. Business and prop- cellent condition. CallS44-9«O. Rt. 3d, Belford before 5 p.m. xinsion. Why not call for a confidential Coll 7110264 gram. You will also be able to tram in nearby locations. Relocation SECURITY GUARDS — Port and full interview ond talk to the company that erty. J9O.O0O. Terms. time, to work weekends ot Garden State sells o house every day. THE KIRWAN DRY CLEANERS — Established, ex- HAY, STRAVAAND WAVNE SEED RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — Six burn- will become necessary at some luture date with all costs being as- 310. Help Wanted Art Center. Clean record, car and phone a CO., Realtors, 4 Atrporl Plena, Hailet. cellent lease. Fully equipped. Cross Also mulch hay er gas stove, grill, two ovens. 80 gal. stan- sumed by FRIENDLY ICE CREAM. Male or Female must. Call Mrs. Kite ot 247-1040. &42-4350. 575,000. Price 135,000. _^_ Coll 143-8065 dard steam aluminum locketed kettle, 291- Call Jock DeStetono tor more Information 944!. • METATWORKER'S HELPER — To as GRA V E L YTRACTOR — ETectricllorl. You need only three basics lo apply: you rnus' be a high school WAITRESS M/W "Big Super." Rotary mower, riding sulky. slst experienced metal worker In drilling, Ot OEN — Or recreation room furniture. graduate, own a car and be over 21. Although not required, some ptinchlna and braklna. Some mechanical CASHIER, REFERENCES Ml'. Also, utility trailer, Mi. 7871180. Two choirs, S30 each, two couches, S50 Martini's Oiner, Hwy 36, Keansburg AAcGOWAN-RYAN college and some restaurant experience would be to your advan- FACTORY assembly Involved. Apply Electro impulse 7473000 CARPETING — Red ond block tweed, each, two catfee tables. 120 each. Chest ol Lob, Inc., .116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- No ex- 234 River Rd., Red Bank dining room, 9x12, living room 12x19. Like drawers, bed, spring and mattress, S35. tage. JOBS equal opportunity employer M/W. perience necessary. Starting salary $2.50 new. call otter 5 p.m. 583-9443. 7471347. BARBER SHOP — Established 30 years. Our managers run their operations without 'he normal risk of own- INSURANCE — Commercial agency >er hour. Apply In person to Mr. Mtcharl jormley, Administrative Assistant, Hai- Bay shore area. Reasonable. Equipment or GOOD VALUES ALWAYS! Mrdern wrjl- ership and are earning between SI?.000 and $20,000 per year needs underwriter to handle service and complete business. Owner retiring. Write CARPETING nyl bookcose headboard S19.5O, crib com- renewals. Some typing ability helpful but let Township Board ol Education. 83 Beth- pete $16.50. office desk $29.50, playpen with many over 520.000. »t our production any Rd., Hailet, N.J. Box A-1/7, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. drporlmcntv Wilt not essential. Sotary commensurate wilh Famous Mill Ends roll balances dis- $7.50, solid mopfe 40x24 wide bookcase II you live within reasonable traveling distance to our shops in bo required lo work experience. Coll Mr. Baldwin, 671-5111. REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed pre- A.M. NEWSPAPER ROUTE — Middle- continued patterns, all closed out, from $19.50. flveplece kitchen sel $22.50. both, 44c per sq. ft. Fantostlc voluet ond sov fivp days. Mon to ferred. Aggressive growing office re- town-Hailcl areo. Whole or part Tor sale. room sink slO.SO, pair mohogony step ta- Malawan. Shrewsbury. Englishtown or Bncktown, we would like to BOOKKEEPER — General ledger and quires a large staff due to expansion pro- Call 747-1296. Ings. Limited stock. Burjoel terms ar- bles $10.50 each, cocktoll table $14.50, 9x14 payroll experience required. Full time ranged. Call now for tree shop-al-home American Oriental rug SB9. ¥i solid brass talk with you. gram. Only interested In salespeople, de- BEAUTY SALON — In heart of Red Good imentivp pay. during the summer, Vi day the res! of thesirous of earning over 120,000 per year. bed, polished, $125. Fireplace $39, school alrtr short training year. Reply Box P-34, The Dally Register Office leads, extensive advertising notion- BGHk. Owner moving south. Reply Box A- ""CASUAL HOMES desks $6.50, SIO,50. $16.50. More and More. FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL - prn'od Hoipi Red Bank, al referral service. Member of two MLS', 174, The Daily Register, Red Bank. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red Bonk. 741- toluation. paid ho 1693. Fairlield. N.J.. Monday thru Friday, between g and 5 p.m. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT AND training program. All replies held In stric- 780-1494 li dav •> arid other test confidence. Send resume ta Box CW7, BUSINESS FOR SALE — Earn J30O to 5ALE5PER5ON — Salary plus commis- FOUR FRENCH TRC!Vrr4CTAr"fABTES (201) 227-5497 sion on all soles. Apply In person only. At- The Daily Register, Red Bank. 1400 a week. Call Mr. Ferraro between ITALIAN PROVINCIAL SOFA — M", in- 5:30-7:30 p.m. 747-3A?7. laid, cone sides, olso two Itollon provin- — $40 the set. Bristol lamps, $10. Early lantic Highlands Shell, Hwy 34 and First SHORTORDER COOK • Experienced, cial cut velvet chain, gold, black. Provin- American chondelier, $15. X gallon aqua- FRIENDLY ICE CREAM CORP. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. for pancake house. Apply to Peter Gary's WANTED — Merchants lor auction cial cocktail table. 916hi4. rium, complete. 125. Twin bed, end table Hwy 35 244-8000 Keyport Pancake House, So. Freehold Shopping (formers market) — (resh lish -seofood ond mirror, $15. Andirons, $15. Kitchen P.O. BOX 8 CLEMENTON, N.J. 08021 310. Help Wanted Center, Rte 9. Freehold. concession -children's wear -shoes -lineni HAMMOND ORGAN — Model E 3 sith tan, $5. Portable stereo. $15. Call 7418946 -groceries -books -magazines. Excellent external Leslie, 12300. Coll otter 5 p.m. S An E Iniulatlon Drive truck occasionally. Experience required in' edge of data processing reports and electronic pertly {tor* Don Pont Jtwtltri, Ttt fl Rd , Fpir Hovtrt M24»? OLSON CO. - ROOFING ANO SIDING automotive/truck mechanics and hydraulics. terminology. Station installed ond guaranteed tor 10 years. 77S- Pointing* Decorating 0W 741 14U Commercial Art inHu S»W ROOFING 7414151 • 3-BAY • INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING " "Monmouth County's Live Wlri Rooters' Electronic Associates, Inc.. 1 APPLY 8:30-11:00 A.M. SIGN LANGUAGE — We moht ilgnt. Specialists — repairs, shlftflle work. • MRS. B. WALSH, EMPLOYMENT • PAID TRAINING potttrt. cuttom oft andjlyirs mot lptok 542-0779 JA. Smith BOO FING SI DING — Aluminum, vinyl; West Long Branch, For you Coll 219-40*1 orT&fWII. PAINTING — Brush ond lpray. Atio won- Strotallle. thatch, cedar. Written guaran- New Jersey 07764 An AUttmM^e At.t.nri • RED BANK, N.J. papering. Call for (r«t titimot*. tee on all wajk, labor. 471-1279. Equj! Onpo'tufuly I.mptoyer M/F Diamonds fcod Sthotllnec U7i\U The Growth Electronics Company Ell CALL: Bought or Reityled Slip Covert RAUL JIMENEZ CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Us. 687-1550 Pointing, Interior ond exterior. Plus ml- pireo cuihien covers, ixpertly titled] nor repairs. 73? 1045 otter t.30. stitched. Call J0OH.4II-IW. EXT. 72 771. MtblltMtmtt 26 The Bally Eegjsler/R^d Bank-Middlelown, N.J. Wednesday, AprlJ 25,1973 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Ketne 705. Houwifor Soft 7»5. Mouws for 111. MtfchofttfIs* tor Sit, form Equlpmtnt 1 5f$. Mtrchflndiit Went** foyer. F&y bttfroomi, two bottrt. Lora* NEW ANO READY lot. LOVinoty tfetoro'ed. Al^irtg U7MA MUST SCLi. — *•«>*©, monttf WANTED *>th pojutitiiy of pfivote morijo^t to IHMOHMOUTH BEACH tproy. plow, harrow, OODLE PUPS - Standard AKC regiv age. ony condition. MMjUS. from front and bock tourntr, own, IH Bojv ororxJ ptono. !..*d F*motei. fitteiient diipotiiions. Asking M7,000, Block. XS. W-fita or <95-01«. *~ANTIQUFS URGENTLY NEEDED Also includes RUMSON WATERFRONT VICTORIAN — Phone 257-7128 BED - i'O. Cribs. S7 and 110. Desk. MO. Furniture, paintings, cut gloss, art, Studio with skylight. S59.900. river rights Pet telly stove. U5. Table desk. 110 Din- GERMAN SHEPHERD COLLIE CROSS bronzes, clocks, porcelain, rugs Jewelry. OUR LISTINGS SELL tno ro«m toW», 110. Drtssers, U, 15. no, MOI«} 17, female J5. NAME YOUR PRICE 1 ond use of IIS. Dlntttc wtm four chairs, US. Book Con Wllli ____ INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FANTASTIC I J-ACRE RANCH - With corral. Beoutiful master bedroom ar- Municipal Beach Club -B TRY US caits. *4. 110. TV, SIS. Much more AKC LA8RAD0B~PUPS -^FtUdtnol ond 10 ftivenid* Awe , Red fionfc 741 74 rangement. Asking S89,9O0. Four bedrooms, 2V2 baths WI-I7II • Swirty j Uwd Furnlturt Store, 171 Mdn gun dog itock. Two molei, one temol*. SHOOK AGENCY » ftirtJ 4f52U4 Call 3M-3956. BUYS ANCJ BUYS WATERFRONT RANCH — Three bed Oversized two-car garage From on entirntire household tto a CABRA DOR" P UP S~—VK C.' b to c k? "E I • ttfm Antique turnilure, [eweiry, rooms, firepioce in living room, 120' of Call us today . Stop by Thursday or Friday, eiry, Irtvnnt.olTI«IIOI#f cashcajh . Top dollar 7741 SSJJJ bulkhead. Fonloitic view. Asking 143,000. $46,900 II to 4. Com Heck, off Rt. 537. turn on field. HIS. Colt 67( Wl RECREATIONAL Lcktiidt, rloht on Privet, and left to ANMQUE JEWELRY - Top cash odd GEORGIAN COLONIAL — Six acres. Whit* Ptnt Drive. SORREL MARC — Mm* V'Ofi or) Model LES OEUX & DON PONS, 7W River Rd , Seven bedrooms. Spiral jtoircase. S> miog pool. Secluded. REDDEN slock Experienced ndrr. *n toe*. Coil t'oir Hoven HJ-ilS/or 741 J337 AGENCY REALTORS \u crftpr 5pm 739 9JBi C *SM FOR OL D TO Y" TRAI N 5 "~ An 301 Mople Avc, Red Bonk no. Blcycltt/Mlni Blkit moke or condition or wilt trade HO. 077, AAcAlister Agency 529. Oorogt/Yard Salts WHITE SHEPHFRD PUPS — AKC teqn "SCHWINN 10-SPE6D BIKE !rrt»d ThiM month-, old or wide oaoQt 714 3/10. Realtor 741-9100 GARAGE AND YARD SALE 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 8*2 1894 Evenings 74M146 or V7-3U1 A-l Condlllon. l». Wed. trough Sot. Call evening*. B42 Bill WANTFD — Four good ui«l U S( O Op Cull 74I-W71 437LconordvUleRd, Beltord proved sailing hie jackets Rtp-W 6o> A GERMAN SHEPHERDS — Frmalrs AKC BARN SALE — Art frame!, furniture. I/I, the Doily Register. Red Bark FAIR HAVEN FOUR BICYCLES - H5 rfgis'Cffd 1 ond 3 year* old Oompion SHREWSBURY Lovely three-bedroom Cape in Knoliwood FOUR MINI BIKES -M5 baby equipment and clothes, kitchen bloodline, Large boned. Encfllrnt lem- BUYING COINS," SILVER. GDI D chain, knick-Vnocks. 1100 .drolling table JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. DIAMONDS school oreo. Firepioce in living room. Ex- AM in new) ol repair. <7V442S v peromenl Musi jell, »75 eoch 5911161. COLONIAL pansion possibilities for fourth bedroom tor ISO. toroe aioleos, t7. W*tf. through Any condition Mr. York. 264 4600. ond both. Mint condition. 134,500. BICYCLE So*.. 414 Everett Rd.. Llncroft, off New- SIBERIAN HUSlcv — Beautify! champion Three bedrooms, }'.'i boths, lorge sued three year-old lemole. Reoionotjle. USFD WINDOW AIR CONDiHONf Girl s 26". US man Springs fid. In top running condition Reasonable f 0/ living room with lireploce, formal ALLAIRE-FARROW Call 671-2175 Coll 936 *m dining room, eat-in kitchen, laun- GARAGE SALE - Odds and emte, booki real eitole p"Cf in Srirjwsbury. Call /il Realtor POOOLE~PU PT"T~-^KCOreglsJerecr dry room and a finished base- CloTtilrra. toys. Ttiurs. and Fri. 80 E. WH Mi) ment. Also, on oversized two-cor 294 Broad SI , Red Sank ion Circle, Mlddletown. block, mole, 12 weeks old. Wormed, shots. Vtry reojonoble. Coll 2M^5W. WAN rr D garage. Convenient to schools. 820. Boais ond AccessoriM transportation and shopping. 741-3450 ' YARD SALE — Many (term must oo. Ol Call Anytime BEAGLES - AKC registered. Seven Oir cO'Tfi'iOff. or pqu'vOl '•Mint condition" home — only. . . PYRAWACANOeS lor cleaned out. Glottware, electronic CAPES ARE ALWAYS IN STYLb — Par- wc*ks Call ofUr 6 p.m. 542-2306 or ony- 10 BO« A I/B, Itlf DaHy 140.000 AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES equipment, Turnlture, lamps, chess set ticularly in Fair Haven. Four bedrooms, Many mlsccllontous Items. Sot.,April IB, time weekends. Sanv. N J SCENIC SERVICE CENTER two bams, fireplace, seporole dining, lull Hwy 34 Mljhlonds I72W2I neon to 4 p.m t*0' Menmouth Blvd., COlTTES~- AKCroTfeh'ampI'on X\itd. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china: basement. Only Mi,TOO. Markings -ioble/white. Three molei, 8 "Mommy! The phone wants you!" Won. Noeorlycoueri. j'osswarer'osswore, art obltcts and bric-a-brabrlc-ot c 18-CHRIS CRAFT OUTBOARD -90 h.p. months, J60 each, one moie, one year old, 1 GARAGE SALE - Mo^eiTio imoHti fImmediatmmedlote coin tor anything ond eeven CURLEY ELLEN S. HAZELTON Mercury, Sleeps two. Wood'w.Jh «>»rtf« show quality, J125. Excellent with cfiil- AGENCY bottom • Best offer over S700. Coll offer 4 house, must tell many choice Hems of fur *en. Coll Ul-WA. .Thing. RirtclTs, 2S Eost Front .St. 7411693. «1O. Homes for Rent 660. Commercial Rentals II W. River Rd, Rumson MM300 nlhjre, draperies, (tresi fobric. Bavarian 669 Brood St. Shrewsbury Member Inter-Clly Relocolion Service p.m. 566-1110. chtna for 12, like new. Miscenoneous S AVO Y E b P UP Ft E S — A K C reg iit eV ed~ W WEDGWOOD CHRISTMAS PLATE MATAWAN AREA — Three bedrooms, atassware. diihes, cookwore. Set or En champion bloodline. Also outboard motor, 4, 5 or 6 h.p two baths, dining room. den. Suitable Brick Town Office Park MIDDLETOWN RANCH ""ALL YOUR, SPRING cyclopaedia Britonntca. Set of Lionel 671-1970 long shaft. Call 741 -34.81. odults. May 15.1350. S66-1W7 alter 5. 741-5100 Featuring three large bedrooms, spacious FITTING OUT NEEDS den, dining room and^flreplace — living trains. Girl's bicycle, tools, hardware. 10 KEYPORT — Large Cope Cod, like new. HABITAT CENTER n.p. Pennsylvania troctor, 16" mower and 8IEDLINGTON TER RI iE R PUPPIES - oom, Wall-to-wall carpeilng throughout. BOATMAN'S SHOP > two-story Living room fireplace, paneled 3 snow plow. Two room air conditioner- Give o little lamb tor Eastf r Sired by roper1y shaded with tall trees, f.est Ntw Jersey1! Loroul Cfiampjon Hbmer'i Hector, pft or ihow dinette-den, three bedrooms, oil heat. No Medical arts -professions servicei JUST LISTED Morlne Supply Houst ond many other practical and unumo area. Call now! Listed at 144,900. Red Bonk Items. Fri. ond Sot., April 21, 2 Trom 10 quality. Call 741 1892. REAL ESTATE pets. 787-flOO. 71 Whorl Ave. 74I-S7W IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Middletown Village Op«n Sun. end Holidays. » ° r,.. - . tD 4 oi ISS Sycomore Ave., New Shrews RENTALS SUITES OF: WALKER & WALKER r bury. TOV POODLE — One btatk mole, l MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Realtors weeks old. AKC registered, beit bloo BRAND NEW HOUS£ - Three-four bed- 510 1020-2410 sq. ft. W2.500 100 NEW AND USED SAILBOATS Q Hwy 35 471-3311 1 lines- D00. 612 5*73 or 74 7 5255 rooms, two full baths, paneled den, large 7- TO!* ON DISPLAY Near several senior citizens' villages ond 1 GRILL — Bicycles, clathes, onchor, toyi, - '••Ing room, dining room, recreation • Three-bedroom ranch I5 Chrysler Mutineer - With Furling |lb. TV^fCMVL^~OERM AN"VME"PH'ER~D COLTS NECK IN WO'S 1 • ink, AM no it camera, folding bicycle, 605. Apartments room. One-caiir oarage, Most modern eat three hospitals in prestige office pork. Re- • Paneled family room I8 Alberg Typhoon - Ne« oflt'""'' wooden Venetian bUrds, elc. f am. to 5 PUPS — Sir weeks old. AKC. Call 5i2- in kitchen. Loilt 75-100. H 1 served parking, custom suite layouts. Lovely smaller ronch, fine private coun- K' Ensenado_r Sleeps four, traileroble. 3788ofter6pm. louie will be ready p.m. Fri. ond Sat. 1 South Woodland D MODERN" AP ARTMENY -" Near *tr" (or occuponcy In Moy. Phone 5U-4545. with beamed ceiling try setting. STYNE5, Reolior V46-9646. 26' Essex - Two cabins, shoo! dron 477-4603 Foir Haven. No early birds. TWO HANDSOME MALE CATS -^*Fre> p^ riot ion Keoniburg. Best time to coll — Aldo A. Leone, Agent TRA N S F E R R E~bT~6~R JUST OUT- MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER J125to 1350 Per Month • Fireplace lo good homes. Owner allergic. Return before noon — 495 &416 NEW SHREWSBURY^- Shopping Center" GROWING YOUR HOME?- Coll or WEST ST.. MONMOUTH 8EACH 2J2-H»2 YARD SALE — ThutsTFrTTSaTrAp not satisfied 5«12 893?. THE BERG AGENCY . • Trees galore 26, 2?, 2S, from 10 to * :30. Furniture, odds RlVERVICW TOWERS -One bedroom Two stores, 1200 sq. V. and 2000 sq. ftVJ write for your complimentary copy of Ap- lKt(»l~l.lpT"fr-"AkC "nTd.lV - Red Bonk. Very high traffic road. Mod- om. lo ) p.m. Coll THE KIPWAN CO.. 27, 21. 10 am. to 4 p.m. 25 Mulberry Lone, tered. Champion blood lines. Includes heot, hot wpter, olr conditlonei $325 per month plus utilities. 741-0211 eve- ern porcelain exterior and interior, over- Call Anytime nings. __ Coll 291-2*92 2 blocks eost Rt. W and M Wdle Rd. nings. REALTORS, ?S NEW WAN SPRINGS Hew Shrewsbury. head tube and olr rock. Well lit, outlets ROAD, RED BANK, N.J. U2-4150. f ETTnTOOAT TRAILER - Capacity ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL — Nfrie- WE5T KEANSBURG — Five rooms. Twi color*. Frame lift, 3 h.p. compressor, HAZLET - 136,500. Three bedroomsru, ^00 lbs. Just repainted, wilh new lights. GARAGE SALE~^~MovirTflT 25 veoYcol- Phone 264-1846, Mgr. Apt. 72 floor droin. Parking oreo. Call 741-0209. month old male. Wonderful with children bedrooms. Couple with oni child. S27O baths, family room, garage, patio. Ster- 1135. Call S42 5741. lection of "everything," Thurs,, Fri.', Sot., RED BANK — Directly on the Navesink Hunting potenilol. Needs room to run. 67 month. Month's securily, tease, refer- ling McCann Real Estate Broker, 566-9M4. f to 2- 20 Robin Rd., Rumson. River. 3, 4, ond 5 room apartments with FIRST FLOOR — 300 sq. ft., furnished FAIR HAVEN $43,500 14 GLAS«"A?rT96u — 35 rT.p!"Mercury 31B3 offer 7 p.m. _ _„ „ „ ences. 787-2409. ipacfbui office with answering ser river view. Neor shopping ond trans- HIGHLANDS — BramTnew three-bed- oulboord Iy63, Tee Nee Iroller 1970, all ac- portation. See superintendent or coll 741 impfe parking. Two could shore, JI7il 5 a , Charming home, conveniently TOY MINI POODLES —~MQiVs~bloct MIDDLETOWN — Adult community. Nev room raised ronch. Open House Sat., cessories included. Nice rig In line shape. GARAGE SALE - 73 Noutllus Dr , Leon- AKC. Coll after 3 p.m. 3691, 9 a.m. Jo 6 p.m. one-story brick town house. Two bed- month. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY, located. Four bedrooms, two Asking 1600. 542^555^ . ardo. Realistic prices. Sat., Sun , April ?8, 741-3450. boths, living room with fire- April 28, II a.m. to 3 p.m. Immediate oc- fa 76^6 rooms, two boths. Central air condi- cupancy 10 qualified buyer. S29.90O. 29 29. TO to S P.m. KEANSBURG tioning. Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. place, dining room, full base- BOXERS— AKC. lln-.hv and plain. OFFICE OR WORKSHOP — Newly con" Seadrift Ave. Builder, ;27-34*5. YARD SALE — Household Hems, car Efficiency apartments avoitable Juno I. Garage. Community clubhouse, golf ment. All in mint condition. More Classified Raised oi home w.tti children. _ 787-9887 course, pool, boat house, tennis ond structed. 700 sq. ft. in rear of building. $95 parts, miscellaneous. Sat.. Sun. Apr. 2B, a month. Rt. 36, Hazlet. 244-2875. MONMOUTH COUNTY~^~¥ine~oc7e7; W. US Summit Avr., BeKord. BRAOUTTBEA'CH ~~ shuffleboord courts. MOO. Option lo buy, 45,000. Small older home. Nice areo. on Next Page FREE KITTENS — T*i .ides, one bloc Alter 5 p.m. and weekends 671-1 Ml. CHEERFUL FIRST FLOOR - Two-room A. FRED iTYNES, Reollor, M6-94M. GARAGE SALE - Fri. ond~SotT?>~o^d while, one ton and w'ltte; lemole office. Brood St., Red BonIV Parking on 21, from 9 to S. Miscellaneous Items, 7?l blank ond white, 6 wteks old. 74/ 5977. NOW RENTING FAIR HAVEN — Modern, fully furnished premises. All utilities. Available May 1. O'CEAN TOWNSHIP - NewTfTtTng; 70S. Houses far Sale Brood St.. Eatontown. Brand new luxury oportments for Imme- three-bedroom home. $500 per month. S200 $250 a month. ALLAIRE-FARROW Charming two-story. Three bedrooms, liv- diate occuponcy. CW-bedroom opart- per week otter June 1st. 741-7545. MAFFEO ing room with fireplace, dining room, den, AGENCY, 741-3450 its starting nt 5170 per mcnih. Wall-fO1 eol-in kitchen, bosement, two cor oaroge. wall carpeting, GE appliances, security MODERN — Three bedroom house. Rum- CENTRAL NEW JERSEY — Have ex- Coll to see. CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtor, l!lLi Wanted intercom systems, otf street parking, ' i . Two-year lease and references. Call cellent locations available for retail Realtor 4 Porker Ave., Little Silver, 7414336. 540. Rental Services V •ilock from the oceon. Model open dail/ 7915. - ores, boutiques, etc. OutstadinO g rento KEEP YOUR LAWN-Golf Course TOYTRAINS WANTED 569 River Rd., Fair Haven LITTLE SILVER TUDOR — Wilh lots ol Any model or condition. Will pay cosh between 10 a.m. ond 4 p.m. Call 988-6639 HIGHLANDS — Small three-room cot- values. Coll 842-4672. Brokers fully pro green. Borrow professional equipment for or 233 7717. charm. In lovely area. Three lorge bed- ode HO. Coll 53H3U. toge. Suitable for adults, 1125 month. 741-9333 professional results — tillers, sweepers, COASTAL TOWERS APARTMENTS rooms, twa baths, eat-In kilchen, break- Security required. 291-2144. power rofc.es. All Purpose Rentals, 161 BASS DRUM WANTED 108 Brinley Ave. fast area, formol dining room arid 3t' liv Newman Sprinas Rd-, Shrewsbury. 741- CaH 471-0364 RED BANK - Furnished two rooms KEANSBURG — One-Iomily house. Yeor ng room with woodburnlna fireplace. Call 0040. Ask (or Chris i 1150 month. Neor transportation All old Three bedrooms, living/dining area, 690. Wanted to Rent today lor on appointment. 152,500. E.A. utilities. Single person preferred. Secu- utility room. One month security, yeor-to- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 yeor leose. References. 7870998 after 7 YOUNG WORKING COUPLE — Desire PRICED RIGHT! Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. furnished oportment, Hailet oreo north to Three-bedroom ranch. Gameroom with 3"7 room^p^rTly fu7nis"hed Woodbrldge oreo by June 1st, Call 264- SIX BEDROOMS! — A large older Colo- apartment. Heot, water. Mature single KEANSBURG — Four rooms and bath, all 7m.. bar, full basement. Immediate possession nial Ir Atlantic Highlands, high on the hill. Living room and den have fireplaces, for- pfd Mo pels. JUS monthly, year improvements. Utilities supplied. Con be RUMSON J3V\9OO lease, security. Ui-XJfs. mal ainlng room, new eat-in kitchen, seen now. Available May 1. ;87-0607. Call 3 OR 4-BEDROOM HOUSE - Rumson, bosement, potlo with barbecue, tennis CLASSIFIED WEST'END"- ?' -i lumis'hfd. tile baih.'fuN jlore 10 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Foir Haven, or Hortshorne Woods. Reply court, beautiful grounds. Reduced to tchrnette. nir conditioning, terrace, T7FRE~tfTE DR O0M~R"ANC H — Two Box A-174, The Daily Register, Red Bank, J55.9O0 asking. Coll today! Roger F. Co. ol, bus. bench. 27? 8735 baths. On woter, Leonardo. J35O 0 month. WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bearoom lens Agency, B13 Rtver Rd., Fair Haven. Owner supplies electric, woter, heal, sew- Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished 741-76W. Bring your checkbook ond your Imogino ONE-BEDROOM FURNISHED APART- er AvailobleMay 1. Call QUALITY f.om S85 to J35O per month for Incoming tion. Needs work. Two bedrooms, one UTTLE~SILVER RANCH - fhfeeTed-' MEMTS - Near the oceon. illSper REALTY, 291 3232. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, ADVERTISING RATES month Coll Ti2 UV) batti. Immediate possession. rooms, two boths, lorge parceled gome- Mlddletown. 671-1000. oom. Beautiful landscaping. Immediate RED BANK 23 BEDROOM HOME — Lincroft vie >ossesslon to settle estate. E.A. ARM- DIRECT ACTION LINE 741-6900 LUXURY HI RISE 620. Rentals to Share Ity. From 1300 to J35O. Business couple, STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, SS5 Proscect Rlverview Towers no children, good references. Coll afte Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. 28 Riverside Ave., Red Bon* AWAN — Mature lady to shore $3.00 Minimum Charge tportment with some. Private house. . B42-9O35. McCUE iverioohing the Novesink River. Spacious ? bedroom aportmenK_ Central air con- ifeve, 583-1140. pplebrook Agency 30 Ridge Rd. 1 Day 55' per line Itlonlng. 74 hour doo»man, indoor park- RED BANK — Mature woman to share 710. Apartments/ Realtors Ing, swim pool, marino. TV security, ter- apartment with same, Two rooms unfur- REAL ESTATE Town Houses 112 Ave. of Two Rlvtri 2 Days (Consecutive) b0 per line ltei. Mr. Priem (201) 74W7Z7 ilshed. Call 741-2836 olter t, p.m. . FOR SALE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE 11 ED ¥ANK — Penthouse with balcony "CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT-W.OOO ' Rumaon 842-29011 3 Days (Consecutive) 40' per line ivrriookino the Novesink Two bedrooms, & RESIDENCE — Why pay rent when you con own this wo baths.lull dining room, carpeting one1 Fantastic locution, |ust minutes from Boy lovely two-bedroom Co-operative? Month- 4 Days (Consecutive) 3/' per line conditioning BODMANARMS 635. Summer Rentals shore Hospital. Three examination rooms, ly maintenance only J94, excluding heot. M0. Rtcrtatlonal Vehicles APARTMENTS U\ 0516, 9-noon and eve 705. Houses lor Sale two laboratories, private office and wait- Coll today for further details. Open 7 days 5 Days (Consecutive) 34 per line ENNSVLVANIA — Pocono Loke cholei, ing room. Completely separate from lorge o week. 9 o.m. to 7 p.m. THE KIRWAN tteeps 11. Dishwasher, fireplacep . Private OAKHURST FARMHOUSE living quarters, Five bedrooms. 2Vj boths, CO., REALTORS, 75 NEWMAN SPRINGS 6 Days (Consecutive) 32' per line HARBOR VIEW - Lovrly gordpn oport ake and tennis court. Neor aogolif an" living room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, ROAD, RED BANK, N.J. B47-43S0. menis One heriinnm. tninl flpdnr. HH\ horseshorses. Special rotesrote . Springring. SuSummem r den, central air, two-car garage. A rear 7 Days (Consecutive) 30' per line 2b. Highland!, N.J. New York buses ol tl75 weekfy. 671-3071. Completely redone buy. . . asking 165,000. door. Beautiful view of harbof ond ocean, KEANSBURG — Two-family house, tw Modern kitchen 8 Days (Consecutive) 27' per line 5252. __ apartments, two bedrooms, living room includes self-cleaning oven 730. Farm Property EATON TOWN kitchen and bath. Seasonal. 7B7-OW8 aftef COLTS NECK — 25 acre form for lease. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY dishwasher Has been used previously for corn. Rea- FAMILY PLAN RATE Rt, JS, adiocent to mgm entrance to Fo'l refrigerator, freezer VAN HORN sonable. 2M-8O93. mouth New lorge 3 ond 4 room apart. washer and dryer AGENCY - REALTORS 3 L. cr, - b Dis.-s - SJ 00. SI 00 earn addtoral Ir,p. A'.,i>!dMc to mrii. 640. Furnished Rooms Open 7 days. Call 7A hours a day. ais p'.icoq ad:, under "Mcrct!;indi:,e for o.iie'" for ilcms nol ex- :luded — air conditioned — Gold Medal- New bathrooms ion all electric oportments. Rent from URNISHED "ROOM — With private en- 747-4100 ng S^OcdCl- l!en>r. must be priced. Wall-to-woll carpet included 8M Rlvtr Rd. Foir Hovtn 740. Commercial Property UB per monlh. (201) b*2 B0i4 or (701) 8J6- trance. Sitting room, kitchen privileges T r r 100. Woman preferred. Inquire 43 Peters Five window Tr^1o(r»'90 rw iTfVitTce"buTrn lng Contract Rates on Request Mnce. Red Bonk. SOMETHING MKM on Hwy 3». West Keonsburcj. Ap- air conditioning units praised 5 years ago tor s 13.000. Best ofler. RED BANK KEANSBURG — Furnished room. UNUSUAL Wrile Dassori, Rt. I, Box I34B, Frecpo'rt, Ample parking. Reosonoble rote. This is a "must see" And nicely so! Excellent Little Silver lo- Flo. 32439. ' •rime location. New spoclous aportment. Colonial Beauty cation. Distinctive Colonlo' with Ihree BOX REPLY SERVICE FRONT PAGE READERS Two bedrooms, l'i baths, living roor 767-8363 bedrooms and bath plus powder room. dining room, modern kilchen, laundry. Only $49,900 Living room with fireplace, formal dining Pick-Up .60' central air conditioning. $325 per month "ALP I NIETMAN OR" room, TV room PLUS massive family plus utilities. Adults preferred. Refer- room. Fully carpeted. Full basement. All 740. Lots ond Acreage Mailed SI.00 ence* ond security required Write Box J- Morel ond Hotel, Highlands. 872-1773 Motel in mint condition. Just move In and en|oy RUMSOTTWATrjR~FROlJt~LO~r— RipcT 01 toluinn and i 86, The Daily Register, Red Bonk. REDDEN rea'ti bo.- •'.Lj'nbpr ?0,000 firm. 495-1015. NFURN1SHED - Four rooms, »''» 6400. Saths. Excellent condition. Close to Red 747-4532 AIDDLETOWN — Ideal site for exclusive Noon Day Preceding Publication Bank stores. Lease required, E.A. ARM- WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with prl RUMSON lome. 2Vj wooded acres neor Naveslnk STRONG AGENCY, Realtors. 555 Pros- vote bath and weekly mold service. 135 SUPERB!SUPERB! :ountry Ctub. Principals. (201) 696-5705. DISPLAY ADS -2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION . MAGNIFICENT ct Ave,, Little Silver. 741-4500. >er week. Windjammer, 344 Ocean Ave. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — 160 X IM'TAsklng II Seo Bright. U2-3084 or 787-9655. • RESTORED NEW COLONIAL WHILE TH^ Y LAST — One-bedroom • VICTORIAN 522,000. Zoned commerciol. apartment. J180, Free heot, cooking gas, ~BA~NK~^7leosanf and cneertijllur • FOUR FIREPLACES OCEANPORT GIG REALTOR5-988-1I11. Eves. 531 0044 | ed room. Nice section of town. C'osi tot water, swim club and air condition*"' • Vi CLASSIC BATHS One of D kjfid — no development — quiet FAIR HAVEN 120,000 Two blocks otf exit 120, parkway, idea' O shopping and transportation. Call eve • SEVEN BEDROOMS side street. Four bedroom*, 2Vi boths, 25' I .Come to our reservation hvo people. Crieesequcke Pork Apart- ings between 6 ond J for appointment to 2Vj acres. Zoned R-10-A, 100 x 100. Resi- • MODERN KITCHEN den with fireplace, wet bar, ond central dential. Coll Men. Fri. 440-2VW. L Meet the Winnebago Trihc^] ments, J02A Cross Rd., Motawon, 566- ispect. 264 5176. • 31' x U' LIVING ROOM air conditioning. Trees! Trees! Only 0?83. CORRECTIONS CANCELLATIONS GD5^ Lovely sunny roonTWlth • 31' * IS' DINING ROOM 158.WO. Cheiftains-lndians-Braves- iver ond ocean view. Mature gentlemen. • DEN AND GAMEROOM NORTH LONG BRANCH — Two bedroom Coll 872-1210. • THREE ENCLOSED PORCHES PAUL BRAGAR 770. Mobile Homes . Mini Winnies! J oporlment in older homt. Near beaches SI»,0CO Realtor 'i cl your ad. and transportation. SIM per month, utili- 1969 PRINCESS MOBILE HOME — Two 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury bedrooms, kitchen, living room, l'/j baths, STARTING THURSDAY..V ties Included. One month's security A NEW IDEA! 74;-0221 ownina, shed, and central air condi- eeded. Colt 747-5292 or 142-3814. round living for Golden Agers. Nice ALLAIRE-FARROW lonlng. Coll anytime, 264-0337. ooms, ocean view, three homecooked RED BANK-RUMSON ANO MILES 3 ACRES OF SPECTACULAR , E"A'B'R rcurT- 67ean~Av"eTtTree Realtor meols dolly, ?4 hr. love and attention. AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send tor ooms, both. Heat, hot water. Furnished 29< Brood St.. Rtd Bonk iARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - SAVINGS! Special Grand Open ' You're not "|ust a name" here. In Asbury free catalog of modest homes, farms, pa- Bethany Rd., off Hwy 35, Hailet. Walk to nfurnished. J300 month. Available im- Pork coll 775-5004. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- ihopplng oreas. 264-391). ing factory purchases: New 73 s j mediately. Coll mornings. 842-1662. 741-3450 oge. lots, business opportunities. rd~R~T H~LON G~B R A b~\~Qf H~—"f ftr ee^roofrEATONTOWi N AREA — Furnished room. Call Anytime Coll between 6 and 9 p.m. FLORIDA BOUND? — Practically new ... 73 Demos... Ntw 72 Left-, apartment. Near beaches ond trans- RAY STILLAAAN AUTOMOTIVE 922-18)8 NEW CONSTRUCTION mobile borne n Lake Worth, 17'xM' with REAL ESTATE portation. 1175 per month, utilities includ- FAIR HAVEN Realtor arge screened porch and bulllln tool- overs... 72 Demos, phis used/ RENTALS ed. One months security needed. Call 747- :ED BANK — Two nice furnished rooms, |: house. Centrally air conditioned, Owner 5J92 or 847-3614. fith both and kitchen facilities. This bl-level lectures three bedrooms. 1 ? "Our 54IH Year" rvlll give Immediate occuponcy. Asking motor homes and trailers. 279-3020 baths, paneled recreation room, oversized Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-B60O 10,000. Call 741-9100 or evenings 747-2452. Y^A^ARTMENT'^ With roof"patio country kitchen, Convenient to trans- 1.C By appointment only. EYPORT — Private entrance. Tiled portation and shopping. Attractively 969 RITZCRAFT MOBILE HOME - FREEWEEKLONGVACATIOn 747-1041 or 944 B441 both ond shower. Gentlemor priced at S3S,50G. HAZLET $29,500 Two-bedroom, Fully furnished, 12' x 50". Cell 264-3049 2OxJ6 living room at beautiful Twin Falls Camp, NSBUGe7^edoos2T5^ M0O0. 787-9060. :6M FO~R TABLE" FURNISHE D Formal dining room 1 th, one month sfcunty. Depositor Borus Agency Four spoclous bedrooms ground on the Delaware River - j hanged mind. 495-2011. itchen privileges. Central. VeVerr y r -41/1. REALTORS Mo|or appliances 705. Houses for Sale with the purchase of any new or] l"G^L"A*NDl"^""River'and"" ocean"vTew"! ie. No colls after 8 p.m. 7871 600 River Rd., Fair Mavert Landscaped fenced lot ?-room furnished oportment. Mature 747-4532 MELMED REALTORS used recreation vehicle. ismess person. 8/2-1210. READY TO MOVE WOTBEDROOM opart merits "with utili' 660. Commercial Rentals Spacious three-four bedroom ranch, two ic5 and goroge. J200 and S235 References Lwths, large living room odjolning on BEAUTIFUL VIEW Bank Financing - Insurance Atlantic Highlands. VictoriDn home, tv*c- rtd setunty. Call 78/0131 alier 6. EXCELLENT dosed porch for relaxing, There is a bost Available. Any Trade-in men), one nolf finishea for *nlertaming, ramlly. Excellent orea. SiB.DOO. Country BUSINESS MANUFACTURING SPACE ond the other for a shop. All located on a Squire Real Estate, Broker, 291-3336. —DIRECTORY EO BANK — Unfurnished Greenlree )ne story building. 10.350 sq. ft. Ample accepted- Cats, Boats, PlanesTl quiet cul-de-sac street. Asking 144.900. KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms, den, REAL ESTATE partments, 239 Spring St. Two-bedroom -orking. Three overhead doors. Con- Mothersln-Law, Etc. qportment ovoiloble Also one bedroom •enlent to public transportation. Attrac- lorge modern kitchen ond parlor. Alumi- _ FOR SALE WALKER & WALKER num siding. All If need. 11B,900. 842-4435. foi oppomlment 741 3953. ive price. Brokers protected. 747-1100. Realtors Hwy. 35 ELEMANffwo FD BANK — Have only a few choice lo 741-5212 Shrewsbury HAZLET — Eight-year-old ranch features FREE GIFTS lor everyone who4 turnlshed apartment, share both, All ctiors available for retoil stores, bou- tnree large bedrooms, 13x17 kilchen, en- jtilities. ilOO month. 741-3034. LINCROFT —- Amongst lorge trees on apa - closed back porch. In mint condition. comes to our Grand Opening iques; chains, etc. Shopping Moll, t proximately 'i acre knoll sets o lovely U3-S0O- TB7-51O4. evets. Climate controlled, Prime ar •anch with living rooni, three bedrooms, POWWOW ! !! ' 660. Commercial Rentals rokers protected. Call 841-4677. bath, woll-to-woll carpeting, beautiful MIDDLETOWN SRJf~LEVET~-nJving tchen. Because the kitchen is the heart n, dining room, kitchen, family room • Beautiful 3 year nlil pine trees•] TTLE SILVER — 2000 Sti. It. warehouse of this home il was professionally remo- tour bedrooms, two bothj, one-cor ga wee 1350 a month plus utilities. Call for deled recently into a country-styled kitch- rooe. Askina 139,900. FRANK W (fast growing ideal lor land- ispeclion. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, rn with a lovety view. Large, completely McKENNA, JR., Realtor, 30 Linden PI. scaping.) CHOICE eoltors. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. fenced, bockyord with lowering trees ond Red Bank, N.J. 741-2755 t'-45OO. walkthrough garden seem to come right • Miloane Indicator lor Dod. t' into the house through the Pel lo wood OAKHURST — Four-bedroom Cape. Liv iFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — At 333 sliding glass door. Eol in or out on a large ing room with fireplace, dining room, eri • Balloons for the Kids. £i OFFICE SPACE rood St.. Red Bonk. All utilities, From 5lote patio with gas grill. Pool and lots of closed sun porch, bosement, attached ga 75. month. Coll Horry Drozin, 1477900. shrubbery complete this lovely yard. oge, 150x150 lot, 138,TOO. 531-41/1 • Key Chains , Large dry basement has family room with 1 1 TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fully real hardwood paneling. Laundry room, CAPE COO — OWe Shrewsbury. Foui • Refreshments fnr Everyone. io a 5 vulpped restouront. Seats 100. lourth bedroom, roughing for bathroom, bedrooms, two baths, paneled basement. ed rar« Call 741-1144 after 7 p.m. and furnace sioroge room. Handy to Call for appointment otter 7 p.m. B4I-41&B pplcbrook Agency shops, church, schools, parkway, etc. We "ASWRY PARK -~ALLENHURSf WIN VALUABLE PRIZES! ! ! have outgrown this residence or we would NEW SHREWSBURY - A 20' high hedge Realtors itn Si. Modern air conditioned offices, not think ot selling. Reasonably priced at ides this charming older home. Over I1* . Hitachi TV's B8W & Color >eoi La*e Building 200 sq tt. — 4,500 sq S42.7W. Please call for appointment, 741- oces. Spacious hallways, beamed living 112 Ave. of Two Riven Aple park il hlt b 0750 room, firepioce, two screened porches, (Baltery or AC/OC operated) 1-1920. Rumson 842-2900 enormous dining room, laundry, den. . Fluorescent Lanterns LEONARDO — T hr cr bedrooms, 1 ' ; Open stoircose leads lo three large bed ASTEFULLY FURNISHED -Two rooms, sundeck otf mailer bedroom, loti office, 540 sq ft., tint floor. Brood ol Closets. P 1 baths up ond ': down New (Battery or 110 Volt) CALL lity ond recreation room. Principals MERCHANDISE Red Bank. Ample parking on prem- appliances, new electrical wiring, security ,es. All utilities. Available Moy 1. S27S a only. Call 291-4218. lights, three-car garage, workshop Loti • Winnenarjo Toy Motor Homn] 747-1100 lonth ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY, DDLETOWN — Maintenance free of very old trees, vegetable garden, lots of (Battery Powered) SPECIAL 1 34 SO. aluminum siding and real stone. Four bed- flowers, very private. This house needs £10 NOTICES rooms. I11 bnlht. plu* 71 ;-rnr heated oo odrti'mnal renovaliori. Firm price ol .liisl come in and fill out [ip.ej MS. Apartments 605. Apartments rage. In beautiful wooded oreo. Walking 157,000. Low loxes. Colt owner, at B42- distance to schools, churches and shop- 8122. Principols only. Entry Blank for drawing. SOD ing Dreos. U5.5OO. 671-9180. 540 RUMSOUO N — Ronch. Three bedroomsbs, , I ? OCEANPORT — Brand new two-story Co- bothsth , llarg e lil ivinv o rt, , ?0'' kitchenith , self- lonial. Four bedrooms, dining room, liv- cleaninl g oven, full bosement, one-car go 5fO LUXURY APARTMENTS ig room, 212 boths, recreation room. Excellentl location," .....Call bmldrr. , a . oll-to-wall brick, lirepiace. Near the wo- 1-0768.146,400. b70 .d Lr.e ter. Call 531-8262 for appointment Princi- 40 POUL -J4?,990 — A huge Colonial Located On The Shrewsbury River pals only.' wilh 10 rooms. Four large Bedrooms, 590 S.vapc f • LOCATION — 1804 - Distinctive Colonial large kitchen, formal dining room, big, • Oi.0?M. ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND Trust Co. hereby announces they will ""M.CORT&1JNFISH AND MIHIFIifi AUTHORIZING A GROUMDIEASE srll a }}71 Ford Torino 500 on Moy % OF TOWNSHIP PROPERTY FROM Hew ond used sol ibwt j. )tn, at 4:30 p.m. to the highest bidtitr, THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL TO at their office located oils/ Hw/ 35, THE SAILBOAT PLACE THE HOLMDEL FIRST AID SQUAD TO" WHOM IT /Mdfltetcwn, He* Jersey. ColHNKkj, 41M4S4 (No. 4-73) was presented for (n- April 25. M, 27 tt.00 II' CRUISERS — WO flberjloj wim coB- Iroductlon and first reading on March In, Mod, « h.p. Mtrcruiier oultoord, l«. i will be prosecuted. 19, 1V73 by the Township Committee of NOTICE itwood trim. Trailer and accessories In- the Township of Holmdel and on April SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 16, 1973 was finally adopted and op- DOCKET NO. M-ltttt-72 proved. TO: EDWIN COLOMBE DAVID COHEN By Order of the Superior Court 20' INDIAN LANDING — Day Sailer Mayor wherein Ethel Mary Cotombe is the. Good condition. Two sets sails, trailer, Township of Holmtfel plaintiff and you ore defendant, you art i'h hj>. molar, dinghy, all accessories. AHest: required to answer the plaintiff's com- UO0. 747-2108. ATTENTION John P. Wsdlrgton plaint on or before the lBth day of June, 17b ALPEX — Tri-hull, 120 h.p. In- Clerk )973, by serving it on Jone B. Cordo, wWIe at a kennel or grooming parlor In board/outboard, full canvas, stereo, all April 25 15.00 Esq., Ocjean-MonmoLith Legal Servicei, ski equipment, 12180. 671-2151. _^ Inc., 27 Washington Street,Toms River, possible. 1 am Interested In ony death or PUBLIC NOTICE New Jersey 08753, and filing It with 1970 DIXIE FIBERGLAS - with trailer. dog disappearances under stronge mndl- WHEREAS, the Local Public Con- proof ot service In duplicate with tht Full canvas top With side curtains and tracts Low (N.J.S.A. 4OA:1M et seq.) Clerk of the Superior Court, Stole House complete cover. A-l condition. 671-0336 or requires that Ihe owarding of a contract Annex, Trenton, New Jersey 08615, and for "Professional Services" without If you foil to answer an appropriate ludgmetit shall be rendered against you. 16' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT - 65 h.p competitive bidding must be publicly ad- Mercury motor, with trailer. Mint Conor ENCOUNTER GROUP - In Mkddletown. vertised. 7 . This action is to obtain o divorce. tlon. Asking J77S. 747-2433 otter 6. Wednesdays B p.m. Learn more about NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the OCEAN-MONMOUTH LEGAL Board of Ad|uitment of the Borough of SERVICES. INC. 12' ALUMINUM FLOTATION SEATS a neWfllS5 Keonsbura has appointed Robert H. Of- Attorneys for Plaintiff Excellent condition, W5. K"i' 5? ten, on Attorney at Law of Ihe Slate of April 25 <.. 15.75 Coll 741-5283 New Jersey, as attorney to the Board for trie purpose of representing sold NOTICE " 17' BOAT — Wood hull, llberglos bottom. Board at such times as the Board deems Take notice that on Thursday, 3rd day Sleeps two. Windshield and other acces- no, Trovil-Tronipoiiotion necessary In the year 1973. of Moy, 1973, at 1:15 p.m. or as soon sories. HO. Coll 229-8616. WANTED - Rides to share driving to and The foregoing appointment was mode Iherearter as the matter may be heard, S HP. SEARS OUTBOARD MOTOR from Hazlel/Keyporl area to Ptmoic without competitive bidding as a "pro- the Guild of Creative Art, 620 Broad Used only tour times. J75. oolly. Leave 7 a.m. return 5 p.m. 787-4905. fessional service" under the provisions Street, Shrewsbury, New Jersey, at the 671-6536 of the Locol Public Contracts Low Shrewsbury Public School on Broad N.J.S.A. 40A:ll-l et seq. because the Street in Shrewsbury, New Jersey for SMALL BOATS — 8' pram; 16' rowboat, soid person Is authorized by Law to approval of a major subdivision of the 17' Folboot, llberglos. Good condition. W0. Instruction practice the legal profession and this premises known and referred to os 620 Priced to go. 741-3346. profession is regulated by law and/or is Brood Street, Shrewsbury, Mew Jersey LEARN TO ORIVE •TRACTOFTRATCE exempt Irom r/,J.S.A. 40A:IM et seq. as shown on Tax Map of the Borough of SAILBOAT — 14' sloop "Jet 14 Class." In- O.t OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT by reason ot the provisions of NJ.S.A. Shrewsbury, New Jersey, Block 22, Lot cludes trailer, etc. Reasonable. Call 542- CALL (2Qt> 536-445S 1 In Zone B-l, The area of the entice 2139 evenings and Sundays. PIANO INSTRUCTOR - Has optnlnfli ' FRANK DIGENNARO, secretary tract Is 73,646.20 square feet. The area nTRUNABOUT - Teok decV 65 h^ for beginner and Intermediate students be- Board of Adjustment of the to be subdivided \\22.U\M square feet, Mercury, with trailer. Many extras. Ex- Binning in Moy 717-4905. *Iuwm> °* beginning at the point ot the Intersection ; Borough of Keansburg of the northerly line of Shadowbrook cellent condition. Coll 747-2482. April 25 J7.50 Road and Ihe westerly line of Broad Street (New Jersey State Highway No. FIBERGLAS SLOOP - 17' HURLEY NOTICE MARK III SILHOUETTE — 1971, Sleeps 35), then west 175 feet to the easterly 10-472 line of lands now or formerly owned by two, bow pulpit, fixed keel, main, |lb and LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFFS SALE Genoa, roller reefing gear, all cushions, Hodley S. King, then northeast 125 feet sail covers, lines, anchor, eight h p NOTICE " SUPERIOR COURT to a point, then northeast 175 feet to the Hong) Chrysler. Heavy duty trailer (like Take notice that Shrewsbury Liquors, OF NEW JERSEY westerly line of Broad Street, then new). Excellent condition. 13300 complete Inc., a New Jersey corporation, T/A CHANCERr DIVISION southwest 125 feet to the point or place plus tox. 539-32)7 or 538-0014. Shrewsbury Liquors, Inc.* has mode ap- MONMOUTH COUNTY of beginning, being a part of the prem- plication to the Moyor end Council of DOCklt NO. FJm-71 ises currently owned by Raymond H. LIGHTNING — New most, S/S rigging, ihe Borough of Shrewsbury, for a Ple- FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Stlllman ond the Estate of Etiel E. Still- two sets soils, spinnaker, outboard and nary Retail Distribution License, CM, ASSOCIATION, a corporation organized man for which there Is a Contract of (roller. SWO. 229-3811. for premises situated at 782 Broad St., under on Act of Congress and existing purchase ond sale. Shrewsbury, New Jersey. pursuant to the Federal Notional Mort- Dated: April 23. 1973 • MOVING — 6' ATLANTIC SAILING Officers gage Association Charter Act, Plaintiff •DINGHY, COMPLETE, $300. ALSO, 10' Richard F. Ruoff, Pres.. 38 Manor Pky., vs: JOSEPH A. MATTOS. et ux, et als, GUILD OF CREATIVE ART REGISTER SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - Frank tenhausten, 14, of Eatontown. The basis for the i CAPE DORY SAILING DINGHY, COM- Llncroft, N.J. Defendants By: MARSHALL SELIKOFF PLETE, J35O. 74I--39I7. Richard A. Ruoff, V.P., same address. By virtue of a writ of execution In the Attorney at Law T. Eckmari/ manager of The Daily Register's Cir- awards included scholastic standing; recommen- above stated octlon to me directed, I 16''FIBERGLAS OUTBOARD — 65 h.p. Shirley A. Ruoff, Secy.-Treos., somcod- April 25 59.00 — 65 h.p dress. shall expose tor sole at public vendue, culation Department, right, presents $100 scholar- dations from district sales 'supervisors, teachers, Mercury, Tilt trailer. Coltmpletell at the Court House In the Borough of equipped. Can 74I-76S0. Objections, If any, should be made im- NM5J principals and counselors; length of service on mediately In writing to Jean Fabry, Freehold, County,of Monmouth, New ship bonds to three of the newspaper's carriers. 'Mi'.WOOD SAILBOAT Borough Clerk ofThe Borough ot Jersey, on Monday, the 7th day of May, SHERIFF'S SALE Left to right are Joseph R. Guth, 15, of Morgan-- newspaper route; complaint free delivery service/ Needs work. IS' Pacemaker trailer, one Shrewsbury, New Jersey. 1973, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing SUPERIOR COURT Time. OF NEW JERSEY year old, all for S300. Call 8991138 alter 6 SHREWSBURY LIQUORS- INC. CHANCERY DIVISION ville, David Glenn, 16, of Hazlet and Richard 6et- and civic achievement. p.m. o New Jersey Corporation ALL that tract or parcel ot land, situ- ate, lying and being In the Borough °f MONMOUTH COUNTY Shrewsbury, New Jersey Docket No. F-4017-71 1967 17' FIBERGLAS LARSON - IHardly April 25, May 2 S 11.50 Highlands In the County of Men mouth in used). 85 h.p. motor and trailer. me State of New Jersey: BEGINNING J. I. KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO- Asking 11500. 793-3366 at a point In the westerly line of Bay RATION, Plaintiff vs: GARY R. MAT- 1 ~~NOTTCE — Street, which point Is distant one hun- THEWS, ET UX, ET ALS Defendants I3 BOSTON WHALER — 1971 Johnson 10-489 dred sevenly-flve feet southerly mea- By virtue of a writ of execution In the eleclrlc, 40 h.p., with skis, two gas tanks. SHERIFF'S SALE sured along the westerly side of Bay above stated action to me directed, I Mony extras. Also 14' wooden Sunflsh and SUPERIOR COURT 5treet from the Norlheost corner of shall expose far sale at public vendue, trailer. 942-4021. OF NEW JERSEY Bartholomew McGorry property; thence •t the Court House In the Borough of CHANCERY DIVISION t. south 01 degrees 15 minutes cost, Freehold. County of Monmouth, New Highlands Council Vetoes Bid MONMOUTH COUNTY along Ihe westerly side of Boy Street fif- Jersey, on Mondoy, the 30th day of Docket No. F-1571-72 ty feet to a point; Ihcnce 1. south sixty- April, 1973, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pre- 840. Recreational Vehicles COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK, nine degrees, fifteen minutes west, one vailing Time. ' GREEN'S FAMILY CAMPING CENTER formerly known as THE MONMOUTH hundred sixty feet to a point; thence 3. ALL that tree) or parcel of land, situ- Skamper and Nomad Travel Trailers. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, RED north twenty-five degrees, forty-three ate, lying ond being In the Township of Skomper Pop-up Campers. Complete ser- BANK, Plaintiff vs: EDMUND MA- minutes east, fifty .three and nine tenths Mlddlelown in the County of Monmouth vice. Main St., Formlngdole, 931-5155. . TEJCZYK AND STATE OF NEW JER- feet to a point; thence 4. north $lxty-flve In the State of New Jersey: SEY", Defendants. degrees five minutes east, one hundred BEING known and designated as Lot For Bar at Top of the East 1972 WOODSMAN TRAVEL TRAILER — By virtue of a ivrit of execution In the thirty-eight feet to the point or place of 46 In Block R as shown on a certain 22'. Sleeps six. Fully self contained. Other above slated cic n\ to be directed, I BEGINNING. map entitled "Map ot Property of Ideal dience. "What more do you council said "the application very pretty do contain the extras, used only once. 67I-OB70. shall expose for ;.' • at public venrfue. BEING commonly known as 16 Bay Beach, Company, Keansburg, New HIGHLANDS - An amend- ot the Court KOL.C m the Borougli of Jersey dated May 1907" and filed In the TRAILER FOR SALE — 1972 24' Prowler. Freehold, Count-, of Monmouth, New Street, Highlands, New Jersey. lent to a special use permit want to know?" is comparatively simple to true facts pertinent to both The opproclmote amount ol the judg- Monmoutti county Clerk's office on Must sell due to Illness. Perfect condition. Jersey, on Monday, ihe 14th day of May, June ID, 1907 as Case 36-7. Together rule on, for not many months Many extras with sale. Call 291-3626. 1973, ot 2 o'clock P.M. Prevailing Time. ment to be satisfied by sold sale is the irhich would have allowed a "We also had Mr. (James cases. The notes along with sum ol S19,315,00 together with the costs with the following removable Items: CAMPER — 1971 Storcroft. sleeps elfihT All the following tract or parcel of of this sal*. jrivate cocktail lounge on the R.) Snyder at our caucus ses- ago the Planning Board the neatly typed resolution is Used tour times, sisoo firm. land and the premises hereinafter par- The Sheriff hereby reserves the right BEING commonly known as U3 Sea- adopted a master plan, and all that is required by the Call 747-5131 ticularly described, situated, lying and to adjourn this sale without further no- breeze Avenue, East Keansburg, N.J. cop floor of the Top of the sion to answer any ques- being In the Borouort of Rumson, County The approximate amount of the |udg- 1970 DELREY — Pickup camper. Ex- of Monmouth and State ot New Jersey: tice by publication. East high rise luxury con- tions," Mr. Gill noted. "What zoning should be based upon board for submission," Mr. PAULKIERNAN, • ment to be satisfied by said tale is the cellent condition. 11200. Coll ofter 3 p.m. Designated on a map of the property sum of 113,984.00 together with the costs this master plan and zoning 291-3744 of George Hance as Lot One Hundred Sheriff dominium was defeated last questions are unanswered?" Johnston stated. Dated: March 8, 19/3 of this sale. and Elgnty-SIx (166), and also known The Sheriff hereby reserves the right decisions based on this. HARDTOP TENT CAMPER and described as: Gogllano, Tuccl night when a majority vote "This is a big project and Council approved transfer end Kennedy to odtourn this sole without further no- Six sleeper. Real clean. . Beginning on the westerly side of Lo- tice by publication. : could not be recorded. will cost over $250,(XH) and I "It is because of this you of a plenary alcoholic con- _ 223-3152 fayefte Avenue, now Lafayette Street, Atty. Dated: February 26,1973 said point of beginning being fifty (50) April 11,18,25, May 2 S60.DO PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Voting for the measure, feel we should be given the were not given a lot of unre- sumption license between Co- 1972 23' PATHFINDER TRAILER - Like feet northerly from the north side of the Edward Casel new. Sleeps eight. Double dinette. Fullv school house lot; thence (1) wester)/ BOND ORDINANCE AUTHO&fZING Atty, which would also allow the de- right minutes from the zo- lated testimony and state- hen's Public Market, 242 Bay self contained. Asking S38OO. Call 291-2777 olong the northerly line of Lot One Hun- THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY tired and Eighty-four (164) one hundred PURCHASE, GIFT OR CON- April 5, It, 18, 25 > U6.00 veloper, SnydepWesterlind ners," Mr. Penta replied. "I ments. Regardless of what Ave. to Mr. Snyder who will 1969 APACHE RAMADA — Excellent con- DEMNATION IN AND BY THE dltlon. Sleeps eight. end eight (108) feet to the southeast cor- NOTICE TO BIDDERS ner of Lot One Hundred and Eighty-sev- BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN, AP- Inc., to construct 12-con- have made my decision." one thinks, the scribbled trade under the name Twin Call 747-3167 en (187); thence (2) northerly olona the PROPRIATING 1725,000 THEREFOR SPECIFICATIONS FOR Light Liquors at 322 Bay Ave. easterly line of Lot One Hundrea and AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- WINDOW MODIFICATIONS ventional apartments on the Mr. Johnston in a letter to crossed-out notes although not SUANCE OF S6B8.750 BONDS OR AT THE HIGHLANDS Elghiy-seven (IB/) fifty (50) feet to the ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, top floor of its 14-story build- 850. Sports Equipment southwest corner of Lot One Hundred NOTES OF THE BOROUGH FOR FI- and Eighty-eight (188>; thence (3) eas- NANCING PART OF THE COST BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS, ing instead of six penthouse SURFBOARD FOR SALE . terly along the southerly side of Lot One THEREOF. MONMOUTH COUNTY,N.J.APRIL 14, 6'2" Weber. DNT series. Hundred and Eighty-eight (tea) one hun- BE IT OROAINED BY THE MAY- suites, were Mayor James T. Coll John, 741-8601 dred and eloht (108) feet to the westerly OR AND COUNCIL OF THE NOTICE is hereby given that sealed aide ot Lafayette Avenue, now Loy- proposals will be received by the Board White and Councilman C. YUCCA PACK AND FRAME — JU. Ju- BOROUGH OP FAIR HAVEN, IN of Education of Borough of Highlands, Ecological Impact Reports fayctte Street; thence (4)' southerly THE COUNTYOF MONMOUTH, nior water skis;, practically rnew, 115. jolong the westerly side of Lofayete Ave- STATE OF NEW JERSEY (not less Monmouth County, New Jersey In the Paul Case. 741-2239 nue, now Lafayette Street, fifty (SO) feet than two-thirds of oil the members Business Offices located In the High- to the point or place of Beginning. thereof affirmatively concurring) AS lands Public Elementary School. Naves- Councilman Richard P. Gill, FOLLOWS: Ink Avenue, Hlghlonds, N.J. 07732, no Premises being also known as 36 Lay- later thon 7:30 P.M. on Ihe 9th day of who last week favored the fayelte Street, Rumson, New Jersey. Section 1. The Improvement de- Moy, 1973 for work entitled "WINDOW Asked on Housing Projects ,., \ SPECIAL. The approximate amount of the |udg- scribed In Section 3 of this bond ordi- MODIFICATIONS AT THE HIGH- amendment, abstained during «o NOTICES. men) to be satisfied by said sole Is the nance Is hereby authorized as a gener- LANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, sum ot 136/413.00 together with the costs al improvement to be made or ac- BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS, MON- the roll call vote. MONMOUTH BEACH - ronmental conditions, assess- plan review, before the board of this sale. quired by the Borough of Fair Haven MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY". The Sheriff hereby reserves the right New Jersey, For the said Improve- Bibs shall be opened publicly and read Councilman Luke J. Penta, The Borough Commission ments of probable environ- takes site plan action. ment or purpose stated In sold Section otoud os soon as practical thereafter. 960. Lost and Found to adjourn this sate without further no- 3, there Is hereby appropriated the who voted against the propos- The planners must take ac- tice by publication. The receipt and opening of bids Is sub- amended its zoning ordinance mental impact, lists and eval- FOUND — Black spaniel type dog in sum ot $725,000 said sum being In- PAULKIERNAN , elusive of all appropriations here- ;ct to the proper qualification of the al, had stated publicly that last night to require environ- tion on the reports within 30 Highlands, April 14th. Very friendly. Sheriff yIdder, in accordance with the Pre- uation of adverse effects and Call 872-0767 tofore mode therefor and Including Dated March 14, 1973 the sum of S16.25O as the down pay- auolificatton Low ond the regulations as Mr. Gill was in conflict of in- mental impact reports before descriptions of steps to be tak- days after their submission. It Abromoff, Apy & O'Hern ment for sold Improvement or pur- odopted by the State Board of Educa- Attys. pose required by low and now avail- tion. terest because he was en- site plans are approved. en to minimize the adverse they are not acted upon within April 19, 25, Moy 2,9 547.00 able therefor, Orawingsr Specifications. Bid Forms. gaged in plumbing work at The amendment, recom- conditions. that time period, the reports Quick Needlepoint Section 7. For the financing of Contract and Bond for the proposed said Improvement or purpose ana to work ore on tile in the offices of Gerard the site. mended by the state Environ- Three copies of the environ- in essence are disapproved. meet Ihe part of said $725,000 appro- A. Borbo, Architect-Engineer, 673 priation not provided for by appli- Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Edward C. Stokes, borough mental Protection Agency, re- mental report must be sub- The board may waive the ZipItVp! cation hereunder of sold down pay- Plans and specifications will be fur- ment, negotiable bonds are hereby uu- nished upon application to the Architect- attorney, said a legal opinion quires that impact reports mitted to the Planning Board environmental impact report thorlzed TO be Issued in the principal Engineer. cmount ol So8B,750 pursuant to the Lo- 6lds must be made upon the Bid of Mr. Gill's "alleged con- contain project descriptions, with a fee of $200, in addition requirement if it determines col Bond Law of New Jersey. In anti- Forms In the monner designated, ad- flict" was not necessary be- inventories of existing envi- proposed plans cause "slight Printed Pattern cipation of the Issuance of sold bonds dress of the Bidder, classification of to the $51) required for site ond to temporarily finance sold Im- work being bid ond Preqjollflcatlon cause the latter chose to ab- or negligible" environmental provement or purpose, negotiable Forms affixed upon the outside, and notes in a principal amount equol lo must be accompanied by a Certified stain. impact. said principal amount of bonds are Check or Bid Bond drawn lo the order hereby authorized lo be issued pur- of the Board of Education for not less Mr. Penta said after the The commission also suant to and wllhin the limitations thon ttn (10%) percent ot the amount of prescribed by sold Low. The author- the Bcse Btd and must be delivered at session that the applicant Suspend Patrolman amended its land subdivision ization and appropriation herein mode the above place on or before the hour Includes the aggregate omounl of named. must apply for a variance ordinance requiring all appli- 5642,534 expected to be received from Copies of the Bid Forms are bound the United States of America and the herewith In these specifications ond ore again "if they wish to pursue cations for major subdivisions State of New Jersey os grants In old to be used by the Contractors when sub- the issue." to be accompanied by envi- of undertaking the Improvement de- mitting their bid. In Union Beach Row scribed in Section 3. All amounts re- No bid moy be withdrawn lor a period He locked horns with Mayor ronmental impact reports. ceived from the Stole of New Jersey of forty-five (45) days after Ihe date sot By ED WALSH headquarters and gave it to ond the United States of America for for the opening thereof. White and Councilman Gill the sergeant on duty, who in The Planning Board may this purpose shall be applied to the The right Is reserved to refect ony or all payment of the cost of the improve- bids or to waive Informality In the bid- over his dissenting vote. turn called the chief who told also waive the report require- ment or purpose set forth in Section 3 ding If it is in the interest of the Board UNION BEACH - A ond the amount of bonds authorized to of Education to do so. Councilman Penta repea- borough patrolman appointed him to tell me I was sus- ment for major subdivisions if be issued shall be reduced.accord- By Order Of; Inoly. Amounts received after the is- THE BOARD OF EDUCATION tedly said he had not seen 15 months ago under the pended and to turn in my projects pose no environmen- suance of bonds or notes moy be ap- BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS typewritten minutes from the tal problems. . piled onty lo the cost ot the Improve- MONMOUTH COUNTY, N.J, Emergency Employment Act badges. ment or the payment of bonds or MRS. EVELYN R. McCANN, notes Issued hereunder. Zoning Board of Adjustment has been suspended for in- "I refused because I hadn't A public hearing will be Secretary meeting, "just a few scribbled Section 3. (a) The Improvement April 75 516-/5 subordination. been notified in writing," the conducted May 29 on a hous- hereby authorlied ond purpose for the sheets handed to us several suspended officer continued. ing code which establishes financing of which said obligations NOTICE Councilman Peter G. Walk- ore to be Issued Is the acquisition by 10-445 minutes before our public ses- '•I was then told that the chief minimum standards to be iurchase, gift or condemnation of SHERIFF'S SALE sion last week." er, chairman of the police fonds In the Borough wMch art shown SUPERIOR COURT said he would sign a com- maintained in all dwellings. and designated os Block 77. Lots i, committee, said last night OF NEW JERSEY "You have an obligation to plaint against me for with- The code says dwellings are 37A, 37B, and 81 on the Tax Map of CHANCERY DIVISION that he and members of the the Borough, for public purposes un- MONMOUTHCOUNTY look into things that are com- holding borough property and subject to inspection prior to der the Green Acres and Open Spaces DOCklt NO. MSM-72 committee (Councilmen Ed- Programs, all ai shown on and In ac- COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL, BANK, ing before us," Mr. Gill shot 1 would be locked up. sale, rental or change in occu- cordance with the plans and specifica- o National Banking Association. Plain- ward Smith and George War- tions therefor on file In the office of tiff vs: ALVIN YALE MIL8ERG, back. pancy. Minimum standards the Clerk and hereby approved. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY POk ren) met with Police Chief "I talked to my lawyer at (b) The estimated maximum THE ESTATE OF ATLANTIC TRUCK "He would never see any- must be exhibited before a amount of bonds or notes to be Issued Richard F. Trembley "and his home again and he ad- EQUIPMENT CO., INC., etols, Defend- thing he doesn't want to see," certificate of occupany will be for said purpose is os stated In Section ants are backing the chief 100 per vised me not to turn my badg- 2 hereof. By virtue of a writ of execution In the Mayor White added. "I don't issued. (c> The eitlmated cost of said above slated action to me directed, I cent in his suspension of Pa- es in until I have received purpose II equal to the amount of the shotl expose for sate ot public vendue, think he would see anything if Copies of the lengthy code appropriation herein made therefor, at the Court House In the Borough of trolman Richard Stillwcll." something in writing. the excess thereof over the said esti- Freehold, County of Monmouth, New we put it on microfilm and put will be available at the Munic- mated maximum amount of bonds or Jersey, on Monday, the 30th day of Again Advised notes to be Issued therefor being the April 1973, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing it in his ear." ipal Building after May 10. amount of the sold down payment for Time. Patrolman Stillwell, who "I called in Monday and said purpose. All that certain tot, tract or parcel of Councilman Robert M. Wa- said he has not been served was again told by the dis- A contract to resurface a Section 4. The following additional land ond premises, hereinafter particu- matters are hereby determined, de- larly described, situate, lying and being lters Sr., who also voted no, suspension papers and has not patcher that 1 was suspended portion of borough streets was Enjoy needlepoint more this clared, recited ond stated: In the Borough of Atlantic Highlands, In (a) The sold purpose described the County ot Monmoulh and State of said he too wanted type- been able to talk to Chief and the chief wanted my awarded to Stavola Con- quick, easy way you'll love! In Section 3 of this bond ordinance Is New Jersey. written minutes from the zo- tracting Co., Inc., of New not o curwnt expense ond is a proper- FIRSTTRACT: BEGINNING Ota Trembley, said the incident badges," he went on. Fast, fabulous, fashionable! ty or Improvement which the Borough point in the northerly side of Highland ners. surrounds his sickness. Shrewsbury, on a low bid of may lawfully acquire or make os a Avenue ond In the westerly line of lands "I was also told by the dis- Embroider grospoint picture, general Improvement, ond no port ot of the New York and Atlantic Hlghlonds "I think we should have a "I was working the mid- patcher that the chief said he $32,173. fhe cost thereof has been or shall be Railroad Company; thence (D North- pillow or seat in half cross- specially assessed on property spe- erly, along sola railroad company's land policy around here that these night to 8 a.m. shift on the doesn't have to give me any- The commission passed a dolly benefited thereby. curving to the lett upon a radius of 1433 stitch on 5-to-inch canvas. Use (b) The period ol usefulness of feet tor a distance of 276.00 feet to the things are given to us for one (April) 15th when I became thing in writing or tell me how bond ordinance appropriating bulky yarn. Pattern 930: ac- said purpose wllhin the limitations ot southerly side of Mount. Avenue, sold sold Local Bond Law, according to point being distant 210 feet of riant ong- month so that we have time to sick around 3 a.m. and weh'P long I am suspended for. $85,000 for the road work. tual-size (16") chart. the reasonable Itfe thereof computed fes from the northerly aide of Highland decide on their merits and not from the date of the sold bonds au- Avenue; thence (2) Westerly, along the off," he said. "The chief saw me riding The commission will con- Send 75 cents for each pal- thorized by this bond ordinance. Is 40 southerly side of sold Mount Avenue, have something rammed duct its next meeting on May years. 320 feet to the center of Many Mind "I was supposed to report to around in my car last week lorn — add 25 cents for c-ach (c) The Supplemental Debt Creek; thence (3) southerly along the down out throats at the last work the next day for the 4 with my girl friend while I 9 at 8:30 p.m. instead of May Statement required by said Law has center of sold creek.Us various pattern for first-class mailing f been duly mode ond filed in the office courses, to the Northerly side of High- minute," Councilman Penta p.m. to midnight tour but I was off sick," the patrolman 8, its regular meeting date be- YOU'LL LIVE IN this zip- of the Clerk and a complete executed land Avenue, at a point distant 210 feet and special handling. St'iul to duplicate thereof hos been tiled In the ot right orioles from sold southerly side said. called at 10:30 a.m. to report said. "The weather was so cause of municipal elections. Laura Wheeler, (il The Kcd front casual — it's both Com- office ot the Director of the Division of Mount Avenue; thence (4) easterly of Local Government Services In the olong Ihe northerly side ot Highland Av- "You sat through the entire off but was told by the dis- nice that the doctor told me to An open house and dedica- Hank Register, Nei'dlecraft fortable and quick to slip into! Department of Community Affairs ot enue, parallel with said Mount Avenue the State ot New Jersey, and such and 210 feet distant therefrom ot right meeting of the board," John patcher the chief said I would go out in the air and it would tion of the new First Aid One main part plus collar, statement shows that the gross debt of angles 37] feet to the point or place of Depl., Box llil, Old .Chelsea Beginning. P. Johnston, zoning board sec- need a doctor's note," he help me. Squad building will be held Station, New York, N.Y. sleeves. Sew in knits, Dacron. the Borough as defined In said Low Is Increased by the authorization of the Being commonly known and desig- retary, shouted from the au- claimed. "All I want to know is how" Sunday from 1-5 p.m. 101111, Print PATTKRN NUM- Printed Pattern 9019: bonds ond notes provided for in this nated as No. 24 West Highland Avenue bond ordinance fay 4688,750 and the Atlantic Hlghlonds, New Jersey. Had Days Coming long I am suspended for and if KKH, NAMK, ADDKKSS, Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. sold obllgollons authorized will be All that certain lot, tract, or parcel of wttnln oil debt limitations prescribed land and premises, situate, lying ond LEGAL NOTICE "1 said I had 15 days sick I am going to be paid for my Rumson Man /.IP. Size 12 (bust 34) requires V/2 by sold Low. being In the Township of Middletown, in NOTICE leave coming to me and didn't sick lime. The chief told the yards 60-inch fabric, (d) An oagregotc amount not fhe Counly of Monmouth and Stote of NEW 1972 Neerilccraft Cata- exceeding 15,000 lor Items of expense New Jersey. Take notice that George Raheb, trad- feel that I should have to have dispatcher he was going to de- SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS listed In ond permllted under Section SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING ot a ing os George's Liquor and Dell, ha log crammed with the most »k est thereon without limitation of rote point In the louthwesteriy line of Nut- AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: ment. SIZE AND STYI-K NUM- ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND "The tloctor said 1 had lung try, and larceny. -more than 100gills. $1.(10 or amount. swomp Road, being the point or place of AUTHORIZING GROUND LEASE BY BEK. Section 6. This bond ordinonce Beginning. AND BETWEEN THE TOWNSHIP OF congestion and should take it "He refused to obtain a doc- Warrants for his arrest Complete Afghan Bonk — shall lake effect 20 doys alter the 'Irst Being commonly known ond desig- HOLMOEL AND THE UNITED easy for a week. tor's note when requested by FREE FASHION OFFEU! publication thereof ofter tlnol adop- nated os 357 Nut Swamp Rood Middle- STATES OF AMERICA. ACTING BY were issued by police on April $1.00 tion, os provided by said Local Bond town, N.J. AND THROUGH THE UNITED "I gave Ihe doctor's note to the chief," Mr. Walker said. 10, the day larcenies were re- •'IB Jiffy Hugs" Book. Sllc Choose one pattern from Mi) Low. The approximate amount of the ludg- STATES POSTAL SERVICE (No. 5-731 The bond ordinance published here- ment to be sot I if led by said sole is the wos presented (or Introduction ond first the dispatcher and went back "He was seen riding through ported at Fair Haven Hard- Rook of 12 Prize Afghans. styles in New Fall-Winter with has hT*n finally odopled on April sum of 1222,33).00 together with the rioding on March 19, 1973 by the Town- 73. 19/j oft*" f'nb/7"w oeriod ot ilmlla- corn of this sale. ship Committee of the Towntnip ot to see the doctor on Saturday, town when he was supposed to ware, 752 River Road, and Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. fion wltrtin wMch u '. "doori*"1 or P™- Holmdel and on April It, lt)3 wot final- 50c . " The Sheriff hereby reserves the right ly odopted ond approved. as he requested. He gave me be sick. And he refused to INSTANT SEWING BOOK ceedlno. questioning the vaii3:.pn Ant'fi to od|ourn this sale without further no- Fair Haven Pharmacy, 754 Quilt Book 1 - Hi patterns. ordinonce can be commenced, as P J tice by publication. DAVIO COHEN another prescription and said turn in his badges. This we sew today, wear tomorrow. video In the Local Bond Low, hot begun PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Mayor River Road. 50c to run the date ot the tint publication of Doted: March 7,1973 Towmhipot Holmdel not go go to work until Mon- feel is a basis for the in- Police said Irgens turned Museum Quilt Book !!-r>Oc %\. INSTANT FASHION this statement. Teppcr, Goldbtrg S. AHest: ' i BOOK — Hundreds of fashion ROY W, NELSON Aaron John p. Wodlnglon day. subordination charges," he himself in to headquarters on Book 3, "Quilts For Today's Borough Clerk Attys. Clerk concluded.' facts. $!. Apr. 5, 11,11,25 IM.00 "I took another nole to Thursday. Uving". 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YQH pos- You have a desire for the vince another of the goodness sess an inborn sympathy with, kimi of security that money CANCER (June 21-July 22) of your intention, it will not other people's emotional reac- can buy — but you do not ac- — Give more thought to the matter so much that you fail tions and responses, and an tually need such security. You question of change. You may be biting off considerably to reach your goal. The Wizard of Id innate understanding of what- are quite able to create and to ever position or situation maintain a happy outlook for more than you can chew when CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. causes people to emote in the yourself even without the ben- you insist on upsetting the 19) — If you can repair the ef- first place. Your own belief in efit of material possessions. status quo. fects of»an earlier argument, the goodness that grounds ev- The same, however, cannot be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - you should be able to reestabl- ery man, that keeps him from said for your ability to survive Accept established facts lhat ish a basis for friendship with the profoundest shocks of evil, well and happily in the ab- have a bearing on your argu- one you've known a long time. makes it possible for you to sence of spiritual health and ment. Take care, however, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. deal even with those consid- wealth; without spiritual not to allow superstition or IS) — A day when foresight is ered by others to be in- security, you cannot know myth to sway your views. definitely better than hind- corrigible — to deal'with them joy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - sight. You can achieve much and to initiate change for the To find what is in store for Take the conservative ap- during morning hours if you better. you tomorrow, select your proach in your dealings with are aware of what is to come. birthday and read the corre- others today. Otherwise, you PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) may succeed only in fright- Affectionate and loving by sponding paragraph. Let your — To be unalterably firm is r ening off good prospects. nature, you nevertheless find birthday sta be your daily not necessarily to be in- it difficult to express affection guide. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - disputably right. Make certain and 16Ve where there is no re- Don't be persuaded into mak- you have room in your sched- YOU MEAN <5HE DOYOU'MMKYOIJ CAM turn on your "investment." Thursday, April 2$ ing any financial investment ule for the unexpected. that you cannot afford. Anoth- WOAT... PROL3A0LY WOMT V CAM'T SW6 ME 6TAND THAT LOHer A Your ability to work — and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ARIES (March 21-April 19) BE ABLE TO TALK V F0R TtVO LAYOFF ? — A stranger exerts more of er may attempt to get you to SN>5 FOR A COUPLE N/ g play — with other people - Though all signs point to an wwot an influence upon you today count your chickens before afternoon setback for your ca- seems to decrease appre- they hatch. ciably when and where your than you might be willing to reer, you can prevent it by desire for an open demonstra- admit. A day for reaffirming SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) being on your guard during — You should be prepared for tion of closeness in a given your political beliefs. morning hours. Ask for ad- the changes outsiders in- vice. relationship is thwarted. Even GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ing rule? He leads out the ace overtnek. and king of trumps, failing to Even if the trump finesse Norlh dealer According to the old rule, Norlh-Soulh vulnerable you finesse for a queen when capture East's queen. South happened to lose, however, Blomlie then tries to run the clubs. Be- South would still be safe. West you,, have eight cards of a suit NORTH .I'lil DASWOOD (THAT'S FOR YOU -i; IT'S THINGS LIKE THIS '^ between your own hand and fore South can get rid of a could not attack diamonds- > BUMSTEAD 4 K1093 'TO FIGURE OUT.' TMATMAKE BACHELOR MOOD the dummy; but you" try'to diamond, East ruffs a club without giving South a dia- ej. K8 ( !M PLENTY f~r SO POPULAR and leads the queen of dia- mond trick. If West led any- _g\ V MA.OATYOU drop the queen with your ace 1 O 732 &>V,^ /AND I'M NOT and king when you have nine monds. ^ This permits the de- thing else, South could run the 4 AKJ7 . f.w '•• MAKING UP cards of the suit. That rule did fenders to defeat the contract. clubs to get rid of a diamond. UN LESS-• Finesse Necessary DAILY QUESTION not, however, apply to the WEST EAST hand shown today. South must realize that he As dealer, you open the bid- • 4 •'Q52 can afford to lose a trump ding with one spade, and part- C? Q 10 5 3 West opened the ten of (5 97642 O QI 106 clubs. Declarer won in dum- trick, but not to East. Hence ner raises to two spades. It is O A98 my with the. king and consid- he must take a finesse in up to you again, since the oppo- + 10984 + 62 trumps, just to make sure of nents continue to pass. You ered his material. SOUTH Even if he lost a trick to the keeping East out. hold: S-A J 8 7 6 H-A J D-K 5 4 C-Q 5 3. What do you say? • AJ876 queen of trumps, he would At the second trick, there- 9 Ai still make four trump tricks, fore, declarer takes dummy's Answer: Pass. Partner's <> K54 two hearts and four clubs. king of trumps. He continues raise is a weak response, and • QS3 by leading dummy's ten of he is most unlikely to have a The only trouble was that he Norlh East South Wrst might lose a trump and three spades and allowing it to ride hand that will provide a rea- 0O SOMETHING.' 1 * Pass I 4 Pass diamonds. for a finesse. The finesse hap- sonable play for game. If you 2 4 Pass 4 4k • pass CDgS M3U WANT OUR make a further bid, you may PATIENT 10 THINK See what happens if South pens to win and South then Pass Pass US WlTCH-DOCTCCS blindly follows the old finess- makes his contract with an gel yourself too high. Opening lead — Jf, 10 PONT KNOW WHAT 6 POIN * "Ha HaHa," laughed "Ha Ha Ha HaHa Ha 50 MUCH FOR TheBuimies-ATaleof THE MIRTH! Mirth and Woe. the bunnies. Ha Ha Ha HaHa Ha"

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Melvyn Douglas, Claire Bloom, Topol and Bran- 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW don Cmz star in an original drama special which ' "Carry On Sergeant" (1960) .tarrta* WiUlajn Made by Time-Life Films, Now Thru Tues. focuses on a small boy's search for inform a tioi Hartnell, Bob Monkhouse. the picture features dirt-track ^WAlTttttADE to ease his mother's grief. 1:30 0 THE LATE SHOW 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW footage of Cale Yarborough, "Denver and the R/o Grande" (1352) starring Ed- THE GAMES MEN TfiATKS 0 GREAT MOVIES OF DAVID O. SELZNICK mond O'Brien, Sterling Hnyden. Pete Hamilton and Richard "Intermezzo" (1C39) starring Ingrid Bergman, Lea- I:S5 O NEWS AND WEATHER Petty. AND WOMEN PLAY! lie Howard. A married concert vloltnlat become* 2:10 O EVENING PRAYER infatuated with a young pianist. 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Details concerning the SOYlf NT GREEN HETERO Prix. headquarters for the races People Q2£dr1...in.he year 2022. beauty pageant will be an-' "8AVE1HE The HenrieSsy Grand Prix and Ocean County Race Arthur Murray's Week, which starts Friday, nounced by Anthony R. Espo- sito, owner-manager of the SEXUALIS TIGER" Tito Capobianco July 13. •\ CINEMA 34-Matawan A CLOVER-GREENLEAF PRODUCTION PARTY TIME CLUB The beauty pageant will be Kings Grant Inn. He said the RT.J4 583-3600 | iPG] IN COLOR RATED X WITH sponsored by Kings Grant Inn contestants will be judged on Join in where more and more people are learning to To Direct Opera JACK GILFORD management, and will be personal beauty and will not I enjoy life to the fullest. At Arthur Murray's Party Time PARIS (AP) - Tito Capo- coordinated with summer ac-' be required to perform in tal- Dance Club. Not just a club but a way of life. PLUS bianco, who will direct Beverly tivities planned by the Great- ent competition. "TOUCH" DANCING IS HERE! 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