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Hold Firm on Jail Guard Pay SEE STORY PAGE 21 The Weather Mostly sunny and miia THEMIY today. Partly cloudy tonight, low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow T Red Bank, Freehold T~ increasing cloudiness and r Long Branch / EDITION mild. 36 PAGES Momnoiitli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL 95 NO. 169 RED BAM, N.J. THURSDAY, MARCH 1,1973 TEN CENTS

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94 Broad Street, Eatontowrj, DISCOUNT CARPET WAREHOUSE DIRECTIONS: Qarden Stale Parkway to Exit 117, then straight ahead on Rt. 36 to RT. 36, HAZLET the Airport Shopping Plaza. Un. Deposits iiiiured up to $20,000 by t .S.L.I.C. Open dally 9:30 to 9:30"lncl. Saturday 264-7716. The Daily Register, Red Bank-MkktletowD. N-J- Thursday, Mareh 1, 1IW % ORLD Gar Service Shop Bid By the Associated Press Hit in Matawan Twp. Dollar Under Siege MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — ford Lane from the service Board members said fare- LONDON — The U.S. dollar came under siege again today Residents of Oxford Lane center tract. well to Mrs. Mary Lou Smith, turned out in force last night on European foreign exchange markets. The West German The board(raserved decision board secretary five years. to protest a proposal by Goo- central bank bought more, than a billion dollars to support it at pending possible further evi- Mrs. Smith is replaced by dyear Tire and Rubber Co. to dence at its March 28 meet- Mrs. Pauline L. Fahey. •• the floor price. ,: put a Goodyear auto service The dollar dropped sharply also in London, Zurich, Brus- ing. "We're proud of her and center on Rt. 34 at their cor- Leonard Morizio of Lloyd very sorry to see her go." said sels and Milan. ner. Sources in the Bundesbank described the situation as Road, a member of the Plan- Jay Krivitzky, board at- John Elyar of Navesink Riv- "alarming." The dollar opened in Frankfurt at its floor price ning Board, was granted a torney. "You'll always.be our er Road, Middletown, a buil- of .28350 marks and the bank intervened in hectic trading. variance permitting subdivi- friend, even if you're not our der, is applicant for a use The dollar, was also, on the floor in Brussels, and dealers sion .of a large tract owned secretary any more," he variance which would permit estimated the Belgian central bank bought at least $40 million jointly by him, -his two broth- added to Mrs. Smith. the installation in the planned 'in the first hour. ers and their spouses in joint "You were in top form community zone concerned. tenancy. The subdivision, ap- tonight, as usual," said Mrs. On the free Belgian market, the dollar was quoted at 38.50- He is represented by Middle- 38.80 francs, well below the floor of 39.4265. proved by the Planning Board Smith of the eloquent Mr. Kri- " town attorney Howard A. subject to approval of the vitzky. In London, the pound was up more than a cent at $2.4940 Roberts. from yesterday's close of $2.48275. variance, will create three In Zurich the dollar dropped from 3.1575 Swiss francs to Four of the Oxford Lane new lots, two of them non-con- Baha'i Observance 3.125. In Milan it plunged from 5B6.55 to 559.5 commercial. area objectors are represent- forming. One, the conforming To Begin Tomorrow ed by Matawan attorney tract, will be sold off; the oth- Stanley Yacker. ers will be held by the broth- HAZLET - Monmouth Mr. Roberts asked the ers and their wives. County members of the UN Unit Condemns Israel Baha'i Faith will join Baha'is board to consider the appli- the subdivision is necessary UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - By a vote of 1051, the Inter-, cation "as if it were proposed around the world in observing national Civil Aviation Organization has condemned Israel for to prevent future inheritance ' a 19-day period of fasting in an HD:2 (highway devel- problems. shooting down a Libyan airliner over the Sinai Desert last BIRTH DATE REMEMBERED— In conjunction with upcoming 125th an- opment) zone, which we from sunrise to sunset tomor- weelf Decision was reserved on row through March 20.- niversary observance/ Hazlet ToWnshlp officials place flowers at grave of "-- think the area'should be." two other applications. Brick- It was the most decisive roll call against Israel ever Dr. John Hazlet, for whom Hazlet area was reportedly narrod. Flowers The, service center is not a The Baha'is will gather for a recorded by an agency of,the United Nations since the Jewish wood Construction Co. Inc. of pre-dawn breakfast tomorrow' were placed at Cedarwood cemetery site. The community was in- permitted use in the planned South Amboy seeks a vari- state was born in 1949. ! corporated as Raritan Township by the state Legislature In 1848. The community zone, so a use in the home of Kenneth Willey Israel cast the lone vote against the resolution, adopted ,, ance permitting a five-lot ma- Jr., 17 Telegraph Hill Road. ! present name was adopted for the municipality in 1967. Plans are being variance will be required. jor subdivision which will yesterday by an assembly of ICAO. Colombia and Malawi ab- Mr. Wiiley is chairman of the i developed for an anniversary celebration this year. Attending observance Such a variance can be rec- create one slightly undersize stained from voting on the measure, which also orders an. Holmdel Baha'iCommunity. | were, left to right, Mayor Herbert J. Kupfer, Business Administrator Rob- ommended by the Zoning lot. The residential subdivi- ICAO investigation into the Feb. 21 tragedy that claimed 10B ert G. Weigand and Councilmen Charles J. Morgan and Francis J. Board, but must have Town- sion is at Cliffwood Ave. and lives. O'Brien. Robert Werthwein, not shown, is anniversary chairman. ship Council approval. Locust St. One of the five lots Israel indicated it would cooperate with ICAO and other , The 7,284-square-foot facil- is 6 inches \deficient in fron- -official investigators, although it opposed the condemn-and:jn- ity-would stand on a 250-by tage becausb of the angle of vestigate resolution on grounds that it prejudged the issue. 155-foot corner lot on the west Cliffwood A\fe. Israeli diplomats had expected the outcome, but said they Food Price Rise Stirs side of Rt. 34 — a tract which Michael Collins of Colony were surprised that the United States had voted for the mea- now contains an old dwelling, Road requested a variance to sure. The U.S. delegate, Betty Dillon of San Francisco, had a barn, a shed and a corn permit construction of a sought to temper the condemnation provision. She abandoned crib.-It would consist of sales single-family home on an un- the effort after Britain said there was no point in creating ad- and storage areas, plus a six- dersize lot k Maxwell St. and ditional controversy. Pressure for Controls bay service area. Kramer Ave. The lot.'nemmed WASHINGTON (AP) - The produce more hogs. Plentiful are not too high — will fatten Tires, batteries, mufflers i..n. o_.h. each Wide b,y townshirp soybeans will mean more them into more pork chops M*s. Meir Calls on Nixon sharpest food-price increase and other car parts would be owned and Regional Board of .. .when you use our Pro- on record is stirring pressure poultry* and dairy products for and bacon by fall. WASHINGTON - Israeli Premier Golda Meir calls on sold and installed in the ser- Education 'lands, is only 50 fessional Shampooer with for President Nixon to slap the consumer: ' „ Severe weather hampered President Nixon today, with the President expected to say the vice area. Brake work and en- feet wide in\the R-100 zone, extra strength shampoo. controls on daily bread, bacon last fall's, harvest, and United, States is determined to break the deadlock in the Bigger crops also are gine tune-ups would also be where 100-foot frontages are H and beefsteak. trnsportation bottlenecks Middle East — and that Israel is expected to help. needed to help satisfy a grow- performed, required. It is short 1,000 • FLOOR POLISHERS But the administration says ing export demand that is ex- brought about partly by huge In the sales area, products square feet of the 10,000- • FLOOR SANDERS Mrs. Meir says both sides can help by making com- export commitments, in- promises. There will be no concessions, she said, but com- the solution to the crunch that pected to siphon off a record offered besides automotive square-foot a'rea required, • VACUUM CLEANERS $11.1 billion worth of U.S. cluding massive grain exports goods would be refrigerators, and one side yard set back promises arrived at the negotiating table, a procedure the saw a 2.5-per-cent jump in su- • UPHOLSTERY SHAWPODERS permarket prices in January farm products this fiscal year. to the Soviet Union, have television and radio receivers, will be 6 feet,'.where 10 feet Arabs still do not accept. " helped cause shortages in the is for farmers to raise bigger applicances such as toasters are required. ( RENT EVERYTHING YOU U.S. officials acknowledge that the series of visits from Borne in the administration, crops for fattening more food pipeline. and electric can openers, and Decisions on> these two van- the Middle East — first Jordan's King Hussein, then Cairo's apparently as perplexed as NEED cattle, hogs and chickens. Meantime, as the Agricul- special emissary Hafez Ismail, and npw Mrs. Meir — have housewives, have suggested bicycles. ance applications are ex- FROM ... ture Department reported Mr. Yacker, representing pected March 28.\ brought no tangible progress in the search for a settlement. Agriculture Secretary Earl eating more cheese and less yesterday, farm prices for Mrs. Meir also has said that the "time has come that we L. Butz, an opponent of freez- meat, going meatless one day the objectors, reminded the The board requested Cesare All PURPOSE meat animals and many crops board that one Oxford Lane Vicente of Perth Amboy, who get together and make plans how to live together." ing food prices, wants idled a Week and planting vegetable needed to sustain the food land put back to work and . gardens as in World War II. residence is directly adjacent seeks a variance permitting a RENTAL supply continue skyward. to the proposed facility, al- one-family house-ibn a lot at farmers to rely more on cash Farmers have tentatively , Those went up 3 per cent CENTER Officials Die in Plane Crash prices and less on government though it would be separated South Concourse and Beech- lllMVMINlKHGitOAD indicated they will grow more over-all in the month ended smnniutv WARSAW — The interior ministers of Poland.and Czech- subsidies. from it by a 15-foot planted wood Way with deficient side ctops this year. Cattlemen Feb. 15, including record buffer zone. Six more resi- yard set backs, to submit a re- 741-0040 oslovakia were killed late last night in a plane crash near the Crop-acreage controls have rommm.* arc expanding breeding herds, highs for cattle and hogs. dences are directly across Ox- vised plot plan. AloXHIHTAL Baltic port of Szczecin, Radio Warsaw announced today. been eased so that 40 million bjit it still is at least 30 Compared with a year ear- "All their aides and the plane crew" died with the minis- acres farmers idled last year months from a twinkle in a lier, prices paid farmers in ters, Vieslaw Ociepka Df Poland and Radko Kaska of Czech- in return for government sub- ball's eye to a rump roast on i February were up 22 per cent. oslovakia, the broadcast said. sidies can be planted in 1973. ttie table. '' If matched against prices in' Kaska was on an official visit to Ociepka. Their depart- According to the plan, that Hog producers are planning the base year 1967, the same ments control the police services of their countries. will mean more wheat and lore baby pigs this year and products were nearly 50 per bread. A larger corn crop will if corn and soybean prices cent more expensive. Larisky Conviction Hailed MIAMI — A federal prosecutor says the conviction of re- puted underworld financier Meyer Lansky on a contempt Injured Pilot Ate Crash charge should convince organized crime that the U.S. Justice Department Strike Force means business. you can save "We've been trying to get the message across," Assistant U.S. Attorney Dougald McMillan said yesterday after-a jury Victim^ Flesh to Survive found Lansky, 71, guilty of willfully disobeying a subpoena to YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T. and injured to move around." find it in the snow. appear before a federal grand jury in Miami in March 1971. (AP) — After 23 days along- J At the coroner's inquest, On the 21st day, when their side his wrecked airplane Inspector Stanley Venner of meager supplies were gone, "We hope the people we are interested in have had the in the Arctic wilderness, anin- Edmonton testified that he the two consumed all the message all along but, of course, some of them haven't," v". jured bush pilot ate the flesh Had asked Hartwell after the drugs in the nurse's emer- McMillan said. ' of one of his three dead pas- pilot's rescue on Dec. 10: gency kit. Hartwell thought The jury of eight women and four men found the impas- sengers to stay alive. i Did you eat or consume the. this might kill them, but it sive Lansky guilty following three hours ot deliberation after a "There was noway out but flesh of Judy'Hill?" didn't. trial lasting less than two days: to eat human flesh and this I Venner said the 46-year-old did," Martin Hartwell said in pilot replied, "Yes. Nobody The boy began to weaken, a statement he read at anews else did. David did not be- and by Nov. 29 he' could not conference last night in Ed- cause I started eating flesh move. He died about midnight Nixon Airs Social Program monton after his action was after David was dead." on Dec. 1. WASHINGTON — President Nixon, vowing to display that revealed at an inquest in Yel- The nurse and Eskimo The next day, Hartwell con- "compassion works," outlines for Congress today a second- lowknife for the three persons woman died within hours of term social welfare program already under fire. tinued: "I crawled'out of the killed in the crash. , the crash, according to testi- tent, got my crutches and Even before Nixon sent his special message on human re- Hartwell was flying three mony at the inquest, but the stumbled to the nearest tree sources to the Senate and House, Nixon critics there and else- persons, a British nurse, a boy remained alive for 23 where I expected there would where were accusing him of neglecting social welfare pro- pregnant Eskimo woman and days. be lichens. I was completely grams as part of a federal bolt-tightening. a 14-year-old Eskimo boy, to a Hartwell's. statement read exhausted, with aching feet, hospital at Yellowknife when at the inquest gave this ac- trembling from exhaustion In a national radio speech Saturday, Nixon talked in gen- his plane crashed on Nov. 8. count: and pain. eral terms abbut some of the ideas he had ready for the li)73 Hartwell, who broke both For the first few weeks, he •Congress. "Reforming the present welfare system has been, ankles and a kneecap in the and the boy lived on food from "I chopped off the lower and will cpntinue to be, one of our major goals," he said. .crash, said he ate the flesh of the plane's emergency kit — branches, tucked them under INVESTORS He stopped short of saying he would attempt to revive his the nurse, Judith Hill, after coffee, sugar cubes and cans my arm and crawled on my PASSBOOK SAVINGS 1969 family-assistance program that twice passed the House the boy died and he had no of corned beef and mashed knees back to the tent, I rec- but never the ijenate. The original Nixon welfare-reform plan one to forage for him. potatoes — and sandwiches ognized that I could not con- Interest paid in effect would have guaranteed a minimum income. "It distresses me and prob- the pilot had brought along. tinue ... I knew that since I ably others to talk more about They set snares for rabbits could not get enough lichens quarterly this," said Hartwell. ."After but didn't get any. The boy to live, I could not make it to Senate Passes Vetoed Bill David Kootook died, I realized left to fish in a lake that was the lake to fish . . . that I, too, would soon be visible from the crash site but WASHINGTON - Confident of enough strength to over- . dead because I was too weak returned, saying he couldn't "From here on. 1 think it is ride another veto if necessary, the Senate has given over- clear to everyone what I did. . whelming approval to a $4.K billion vocational-rehabilitation I'm still trying to forget this •bill that President Nixon rejected earlier. and will probably never suc- Yesterday's K6-2 vote sent the bill to the House where ac- Cutbacks May Not Be ceed." tion is expected next week. The bill was the fourth of a dozen pocket-vetoed by Nixon last year that has re-passed the Sen- Attorneys for both Hartwell ate and Miss Hill's estate tried to Severe, Cahill Says prevent the reading of this Sponsors say it likely will be the first of the veined mea- WASHINGTON (AP) - Gov. Milton A. Shapp of part of the statement in open sures to reach the President's desk, probably in mid-March. New Jersey Gov. William T. Pennsylvania told reporters court, contending that it had They said they are confident Nixon can be overridden if he Cahill says the Nixon Admin- that the meeting gave him the no bearing on the purpose of vetoes it again. istration's proposed domestic impression that President the inquest since it concerned events occurring after the The House.Education aqd Labor Committee approved its spending cutbacks may not be Nixon was "ending the war on three deaths. Chief J.ustice version of the legislation Tuesday. as severe as had been antici- poverty." pated. Shapp said he believed the William Morrow of the provin- "The Administration's ad- President and his advisers cial supreme court denied the NMHIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmi From Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal visers seem to be willing to had not thought out the rami- request after a lawyer for the Interest paid Ti 1EM1LY cooperate with the gover- fications of the cutbacks even Canadian Broadcasting Corp. nors," Cahill remarked yes- though "they seemed sympa- contended that the public had I a right to hear the full state- THE MAIN OFFICE: terday after he and other gov- thetic to us," CHESTNUT ST., RED BAflK, H.I. 0r70l ernors attended a two-hour ment. • RANCH OFFICES: But Cahill contended that . H»RT. )S, MIODLETOWN. H.J., 0T7« White House tjriefing on budg- although several domestic Jt EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, H.J., 07111 lit 1ROADWAV, LONO BRANCH, N.J.. OIMt CEMKAL JERSEY BANK et proposals. programs are being elimi- It was the second case of lllotllitud in tin by John H. CM* and Htnry Cloy Cahill said the meeting left nated, the states would re- cannibalism' this winter by ' PUIUSHEO BY THE RED BANK REGISTER a "basis for hope" that ru- ceive special revenue sharing survivors of a plane crash. MONMOUTH COUNTY • Allenhurst • Allentown • Mtmb«r 01 the Associated Press—The AilocjDlld Pros li enlllltd (<• mors about the cutbacks were grants to maintain them at Some of the Uruguayan foot- Bradley Beach • Eatontown • Farmingdale • Fort • Cluslvily to thff uu forrtpubllcahonof all the local news printed In thfi Monmouth • Freehold (2) • Freehold Township (2) mwipoptr 01 mil as all AT news dlipatchts. inaccurate. the local level. ball players who survived a Howell • Long Branch (2) • Manalpan • Marlboro ' ' Stcond class postage pold at Red Bank, NJ. 07701 and at additional "They allayed some of my "It was a good exchange be- plane crash last October in Matawan • Neptune City • Ocean Township • Rum- moiling offices. Published daily. Monday through Frldov. Mall subscrlp- ' iiartt payoblt In advonc*. fears which were caused by tween the governors and Ad- the Chilean Andes ate parts of son • Sea Bright • Shrewsbury • Spring Lake Height* •I Week IMonlh 1 Months 4 Months Jflfar the rumors," he said. ministration officials, who the bodies of dead compan- . I.W „ (ISO I9.S0 HIM V UNION COUNTY • Mountainside • Westfleld Democratic governors, how- showed more than a willing- ions before they were resetted Home Delivery by Carrier SO Cenli a week Single copy ol counter, 10 Cenls. ever, saw things differently. ness to listen," he stated. 69 days later. MtMBE" »CDt««L OEVO1IT INtUKANCl OWII>t)>IATI«N . * The Dafly Begfeter, Red Bisk-MWdleUmii, N J. iWtday.lltreh 1,071 Apartment Plan Rejection^ Obituaries Draw Middletown Cheers MIDDLETOWN - Late ar- Both applicants sought post- Long Branch attorney Jdin rivers inquired what took ponements, but

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South of the Krummy Krupp On Wonderful West Front THEDALTY9BEGISTER Watergate: An ITT Rerun . SON. awnBwmmMWHMNMiMiiiiiMmiiiii Our sources sav. however. ^^. udeveloped*)*'jntt , , ,-jtertei I ftibsc Established in lSB-Publisbed By The Red Bank Register 5" • By JACK ANDERSON, Our sources say, however, that the memo was slipped to quently reached the Justice Department and the White The more you try to unravel ITT by the Justice Depart- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN . WASHINGTON House. 'the Watergate scandal, the ment at Pat Gray's direction. Hunt and McCord, instead .. Presidentjand Editor , more strands you find en- When the committee staff at orNliscrediting us, wound up I " • ' • • tangled with the ITT scandal. SCENE one point attempted to re- discredited. Both were con- And the more difficult it be- trieve the document, we are- iiiniiiuuiuiiuuiiHuiuuiiuiiiiuiimiiitniui victed at the Watergate trial Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor j William F. Sandfo.rd, Associate Editor comes to distinguish those told, they couldn't get it back and the effort I discredit us who violated the law from mother. Subsequently. Hunt right away because Gray was was taken over ny Pat Gray f Thursday; March 1,1973 those who are supposed to up- was arrest'ed in connection stalling to give ITT more time with the Watergate break-in with the document. and the FBI. •MMMMWHMHWHHMiiiiiHiiniHiiMHiiiitniiuiiiiMiuniiiiiiiiMniiiiiiifHiiiifiMitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinifiiiiiiiiinifliimHaittiiii hold the law. It was almost exactly a and a similar wig was found ITT had it examined by a ANDERSON Tax Dodge Award 'Yeah, I Guess You Would Say year ago, for example, that in one of the rooms rented by couple of dubious "exptits," America's giant corpo- Attorney General Richard the Watergate conspirators. who concluded that it was the Justice Department's bas- rations with their batteries of The President aiiVl I Arc Pretty Close.' Kleindienst reopened his con- The Washington Post also written later than it was ic file on the ITT settlement. tax attorneys and accountants firmation hearings in an effort reported that Hunt's trip to dated and, therefore, was a But Gray refused to let the routinely avoid paying their to explain away the ITT scan- Denver "was part of an effort fake.-Thus, Hunt and Gray committee see the file. just share of federal income dal. During the stormy hear- ... to discredit the Dita appear to have been working 'Get Anderson' Effort taxes. Instead, the ordinary ings, he turned all ITT mat- Beard memo" and led in part in tandem to discredit the The Washington Post also citizen and the small business- ters over to his deputy, L Pat- to her statement claiming it memo. Hunt has gone to jail reported: "During this period, man wind up picking up the rick Gray. Now a year later, was a forgery three weeks af- for his Watergate work; Gray the White House was growing, bill. Gray is facing his own con- ter she had acknowledged its #has been appointed FBI chief. increasingly concerned about Last year, for instance, the firmation hearings to become authenticity. Throughout the ITT hear- the impact of the ITT allega- top 101) corporations paid a FBI director. tions and had launched a ma- federal income tax rate of 26.9 While the bewigged Hunt ings, Gray was in charge of The key document in the deciding which Justice De- jor effort to discredit colunm- per cent while the small firms was pressing Mrs. Beard for istJack Anderson ..." had to fork over 44 per cent. ITT affair was the astonishing her statement, Senate Judi- partment documents the Sen- This effort was directed Now former Sen. Fred Har- memorandum written by ITT ciary chairman James East- ate Judiciary Committee largely by the same "Mission: ris' "Populist institute" is lobbyist Dita Beard, which land slipped the memo to the would be allowed to see. He Impossible" team that was taking up the fight for the suggested atCantitrust settle- Judstice Department for an happily made available the later caught in the Watergate little taxpayer. The institute's ment was linked to a $400,000 FBI analysis. This was done papers which helped scandal. James McCord, then Tax Action Campaign will' political commitment from secretly without the knowl- Kleindienst, but refused to President Nixon's campaign picket tax avoiders and issue •ITT. edge of the other committee turn over many others which security chief, investigated us pamphlets naming'the biggest Thr memo became such an members. The FBI confirmed might have proved embar- and submitted memos to corporate tax dodgers. ' " embarrassment that the that the memo was written on rassing. White House belatedly tried to Senators who requested re- Hunt. •» o As our contribution, we will Dita Beard's typewriter and identify a "Tax Avofder of the claim it was a lake. The that the typewriter ribbon vealing information were We have been told they Washington Post reported repeatedly told they would get coordinated their in- Week," with our first award was the same one in use the going to Shell Oil. the giant that K. Howard Hunt was dis- day the memo was dated. it. But often, it would never vestigation with ITT, which patched to .Denver to talk to arrive. Sen. Quentin Burdick, hired the celebrated private' Holland-based Corporation". In Mrs. Beard. But meanwhile, the docu- D-N.Dak., for example, asked investigative firm Intertcl to 1971, with profits 'of 'Eerie' Stranger ment mysteriously turned up time and again for a chro- assist with the project. Inside $292,175,000, Shell paid an ef-" Her son, Robert Beard, con- in the possession of ITT. East- nological summary of events sources say Intertel was not fective tax rate of only 14.9 firmed that a "very eerie" land later made clear that he leading to the ITT antitrust turned loose to run their own per cent. The internal Reve- stranger, wearing "a red wig had directed that the docu- settlement. He never got it. investigation but received nue Service would like tw charge such corporations 48 on cofteyed like he put it on ment should not leave the Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., specific assignments through : in a dark car," called on his FBI's control. repeatedly pressed Gray for the White House. Information per cent on their income. ' House Democrats' Consciousness ^ By MILTON VIORST liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiunniiiii members, which is a hedge budget ceiling of $250 billion. against the rigging of the House Democrats over- A decade ago, Chairman" THE NEW committees. whelmingly opposed it as an Wilbur Mills of the Ways and The results thus far have abdication of duty. Means Committee was sitting POLITICS not been spectacular. In fact, But Mills rammed the deal hard on the Medicare bill — I wrote in this column some through his- Committee and defying President Kennedy, lllllllllllllllillllllMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHII weeks ago 'that confirmation brought it to the House floor the House leadership and a whether they amounted to by the caucus of California's where, after- bitter debate, he majority of Congress by re-;; anything. But I am convinced Chet Holifield as chairman of was beaten. It used to be that fusing to let it come to a vote. now that the character of the the Government Operations Mills never was beaten on the For years. Mills had almost House has changed substan- Committee opens to, question floor- • singlehandedly blocked the tially. how serious the Democrats, Now, under the new proce- Universal Anti-Discrimination enactment of Medicare in the At the bottom of the change having won new procedures VIORST dure, the steering committee Discrimination has come to be a word The Nixon Administration has specif- House — and it was not until. lies the shift in dominance of for reform, are about enact- will propose a party position Identified with practices regarding non- ically disavowed ratios, so the new guide- 1965 that, thanks to pressure the Democratic majority from ing the substance of reform. I a chairmanship indisputably and submit it to the Demo- white minority groups. =,.„ • * lines wiJl have to be obeyed without any building up in his home dis- a coalition of Dixiecrats and still wonder. has vanished. cratic caucus for ratification. trict, he finally relented and Then tlfe likes of Wilbur Mills, "Representatives of other groups, how- such procedure. machine Northerners to a new But one of the leaders of the In the last round of proce- the bill was passed, over- generation of young, liberal, House reform movement in- will try to ram through a con- ever, such as those of Eastern and South- dural reforms, the caucus At first glance, the regulations might whelmingly. committed, independent- sisted to me — quite con- voted to set up a new steering trary position only at their ern European ancestry, have maintained seem to foste| more competition among' Such was the power of Wil- minded congressmen unwill- vincingly' — that the process committee to formulate party own peril. that they, too, often have encountered job" groups. If properly handled, though, they bur Mills as chairman of one ing to be pushed around by a is more subtle than dumping a policy on specific legislative It is unlikely that Wilbur discrimination, even if subtle, and particu- could bring understanding an'harmony in of Congress's most powerful handful of House barons. chairman at the first opportu- proposals and on legislative Mills ever will be deprived of larly at thf executive level. the long run. That's because part of the re- committees. But the exercise Democratic Caucus nity. What matters, said this tactics. So, one might ask-, his chairmanship. But it is , of such tyrannical power After the 1968 election, thijy reformer, is that the chair- what else is new? Another equally unlikely that he ever' Their contention, has been recognized sistance to anti-discrimination aids to non- today would be unthinkable; succeeded in establishing the men now know they are ac- committee? , agaip will get away wijh the by the federal government in an important whites has comejrom members of white Mills has been cut down to principle that the fJemocratic countable to the caucus and, The Mandate , .outrage.„.s. he has cpmmitted in as a result, are going to be step toward stopping job discrimination ethnic groups^ who felt that discrimination size — not to the size of ordi- caucus — that is, all House But the mandate of the' '•tlre*pasL/ lire Medicare against members of white ethnic groups. against themselves was "being overlooked. nary congressmen, perhaps, Democrats meeting together more responsive to the major- steering committee is to-fill that he wllHven try*;-*' but to a size that permits ordi- ity's will. The U.S. Department ofXabdr has is- — set the policy for the party, the policy vacuum which en- '•'• ;Hpuse')Dem6crat^;ha've> ex; nary congressmen to take him and that the chairmen were Holifield, for instance, now sued regulations requiring federal con- Non-white minorities, of course, can- abled committee chairmen'to periWcd soifteJS'ars now of not disguise their "differentness" by chang- on, and sometimes win. not autonomous powers. j recognizes that if he continues step in and substitute their what th^vyoni'ens libbers , 130 French Huguc- tives in Washington. 1 youths wore Ineligible: they organization of Catholic gentlemen be- Knights to better enjoy the councjl.and to ndts were slain in a massacre Five years ago: In Britain, never had thought of dropping at Vassy, France, provoking a,law was passed drastically cause it signified a permanency for which continue their increasing activities for the out. "Grojjgy, But Slill On His Feel the first war of reltgion in reducing the immigration of many of its members have labored dili- .betterment of the-communities in which Did the program operate ef- France. Afler Being Dropped Twice . .,.'' British clttzons of Asian an- gently since the council was reconstituted they live. fectively for Ihe other two- In 1780. the Pennsylvania cestry from Kenya. The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MJddletown, N J. Thursday, March 1, W7J 7 ital Costs in the U.S. Versus England, Sweden causing misery and hurt,to (3 Marion Place ers entirely every individual quite inadequate. They are concerned about a fetus How- Long Branch, N.J. 07740 too slow, too small. It is esti- ever, how many of these so- those around, him. He'll be a and families for doctors, hospi- victim of circumstances and To the Editor: talization, dental and optical, mated they will be unable to called protectors of life would There has been much said FROM OUR run 30 or more days out of the be willing to help support or society's lowest form, unless and prescriptions are in the he's lucky. Grow more money and written about exorbitant region of 50 cents. Such a plan year due principally to their raise some of the these kids costs for hospital care would remove the horrible READERS short length and inability to that would be coming into the 1 feel some women arc more human if they have an throughout the country, which and constant leaf, not so iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiimiiiir fly in the frequent rough con- world if it weren't for abor- more ways has become- a matter of deep much the fact ol being ill, but dition of the lower bay. tion? Not many I'll grant you abortion instead of pretending to raise a child they have no concern. the dreadful cost and depl- Enclosed find copy of letter I have formed a corporation that much. The protectors of feelings for. By admitting to The recent disclosure by the etion of family savings. to Mr. John B. McCarthy who with the intention of becoming life should be as concerned themselves that they cannot New Jersey State Insurance wrote in your "Letters to the involved in hovercraft oper- about making life better for We have savings We in this country have the afford a baby or that they are Office about so many loop- Editor." I hope we are able to ation and have purchased two. many of the children already reputation of drive, progress not ready to raise a child they plans for everyone holes involving millions of start something. small training craft. I have in this world, and the irresistible impulse to are exhibiting a form of love dollars extra revenue to hospi- Very truly yours, access to trained, licensed My personal feelings run streamline, yet for some for their unborn child. tals contrary to price control Arthur R. Murray marine officers. I know the very deep on this matter. It's unexplainable reason we lag By not having the.child they regulations is typical of how very far behind in a real Master Marineer area quite well, on the water not that I don't respect life, these supposedly non profit Hydrofoil & Hovercraft and on the shore, however, I that I believe in abortion. It's are insuring themselves that worthwhile medical system the child will not suffer. and non-tax paying in- that benefits all classes of so- do not have the money to get , just that I feel it is better in stitutions operate. The federal ciety. Mr. John B. McCarthy . this worthy endeavor started. I some cases to have an abor- In closing. I must add that no matter which way the guidelines permits a 6 per Philip McGovern 140 Lewis Lane hope the punch you speak or is tion rather than giving birth cent increase, but according Fair Haven, New Jersey 07701 money. I would be pleased to to an unwanted child. It will abortion issue goes women to the state insurance com- Dear Mr. McCarthy. meet with you to see if we only make it harder on the will still have abortions. By missioner the actual costs in With reference to your let- have enough pieces of the little child. Concern for the legalizing them we merely Get Started! make it soferuticl cheaper. New Jersey hospitals re- ter to Sen. Case, as printed in puzzle to get started. child must come first. If the Member FD I.e. vealed an average increase of Also no one is forcing anyone Air Cushion Vehicles the Daily Register: Very truly yours, mother feels she will not, be 11.5 per cent. There does not I am quite pleased to see able to support the child or if lo have.an abortions but we 10 Ocean Blvd. Arthur R. Murray must respect each cither's be- appear to be any end to these Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716 that others are beginning to she doesn't want to have the constant spiralling hospital see that mass water trans- baby, it should be her deci- liefs until they'.start to in- To the Editor: fringe on our neighbors' FIRST charges, which are completely As the first licensed com- portation is the answer to a Form of Love sion, ani( her decision alone. out of control and insurance rights. NATIONAL mercial "Submerged Foil number of problems facing 35K Amboy Road Kor an example, r think.a coverage is raised to match Thank you for lotting me Hydrofoil Pilot" in the coun- the country and more specif- Morganville, N.J. 07751 woman, and or mother, who' BANK these increases. express my views on tills inv COLONIAL^ ftry and the only pilot to oper- ically the Bayshore area. finds herself pregnant should portant topic. The bank thai looks oul tor you It is a well known fact that ate a hydrofoil bctweenNcw The best solution, in theTo the Editor: have the final say. For it is in the U.S. there are twoYork and Atlantic Highlands, world, is the SRN4, Mountbat- it was like a whole entire. she who will have to raise, Sincerely, .fames P. Kurey classes of society who can af- I feel slighted by your recent ten ciass British Hovercraft. new world opened up in the feed, and clothe the child. If More letters, next page Advertise in The Register ford to be hospitalized, the rather extensive expose of the They would-carry 500 passen- letters' section of The Register she happens to tjc married very rich'and the low income commuter problems. gers,^ cars, at a speed of 70 with Ann Jennings' letter con- and the father could care less « bracket sections. The former 1 have been trying for many knots (20 minutes to the Bat- cerning abortion. Her approval either way, if she has the can meet the costs and the years to introduce a mass wa- tery). None are currently of the Supreme Court justices' baby or not, he will probably OPEN SUNDAY 8 to 5* DAILY 8 to 6 latter are subsidized by feder- ter jtransit system into the available. Bell Aerosystcms of decision on abortion was a make a poor father. Not want- al funds. The real victim of Bayshore area. I know the Buffalo has license to build brave- stand- to take in your ing the child, if the' child is this so-called extortion are problems, and the answers. I them, but have been involved paper. As The Register has born and the father and moth- people of middle income, who know the current small hydr- to date in smaller models. The been full of people objecting er don't want him, it will Celebrating Our First have to pay outrageous costs ofoils being proposed are in- price tag for a three-boat sys- to the new abortion ruling. I cause the little child much in mecial insurance coverage, adequate. The ideal craft tem is 25 million dollars. I en- agree with Ann 100 per cent. misery.. This misery could close a magazine which will come in forms of beatings, no and even this does not elimi- would be the Hovercraft of No one is forcing these anti- help to explain this craft. food, a virtual living abortion nate the fact that the family .the Mountbatten Class flying abortionists to have an abor- of a child. What kind of man home and savings could be in the English Channel. The The alternate solution tion, however I think it is very does this child grow up to be! OPENING 2 SUNDAY great jeopardy by a long ill- price tag is $25 million for a would be the 144-passenger, unfair of them to say abortion Well, most likely he'll grow'up ness. three boat service. Available, no car, Hovercraft "Vo\- is wrong for everyone. They of the Year With These Values The only solution for thebarely adequate, and cheaper ager" capable of 58 knots, have a right to their feelings health of the nation and care would be the 144-passcnger, currently being built by Bell on the matter but as Ann Jen- of the sick is full unrestricted U.S. Bell Aerosystem hov- Aerosystems, Hovercraft fear nings put it and I quote: "I medical care on a federal na- ercraft with a price tag of $10 no debris, ice or shallow wa: appreciate the feelings of 31x38 CURTAIN : tional scale. The British and million. tcr; require no dock, only a those persons who believe it is 5 wedish medical programs I do not have the capital for sloping beach, a three boat a child but please, don't press FIREPLACE SCREENS system would cost $10 million. your beliefs upon me'." Hight All black or black & braBS. 10 assorted 75 i re operating very success- ether system! The service will I enclose a picture of the models. Reg. 35.00 to 50.00 00 fully by the simple contribu- pay (or itself quite quickly on, Ann Jennings. j "Voyager." tions and deductions from with 25,000 daily round trip It's all right for some of wages similar to our Social passengers in the summer The hydrofoil craft cur- these big mouthed anti-abor- NOW time. • rently under consideration are 17 25 Security plan here. JThi^cov-^ tionists to seemingly be so CAST IRON FIREPLACE GRATES 47 21" to 36" with removable side plates. 25 14 sizes. Reg. 10.95 to 16.50 NOW 5 .8 10-6-4 OFS,C 98 An excellent early stimulant for Ih BAG your lawn. Limit 10 bags to a customer. 1 1 WROUGHT IRON /2 ROUND CEDAR UMBRELLA TABLE POSTS RAIL 1 post and two 10 ft. rails, a little & CHAIR SET crummy but look at the price 42'.' table and 4 lovely arm chairs. White & black. 98 Very 95 PER SECTION CASH & CARRY Special CASH* 79• CARflY THE LOWEST PRICE AROUND 95 CEDAR STOCKADE CASH* 6 ft. height. A full 8 ft. section with post. 12 CARRY PRE-SPRIN1SALE ON (Scotts, Save M on HALTS PLUS For established lawns. Save src on TURF BUILDER 15,000 Sq. Ft. bag! Save 2 on SUPER TURF BUILDER 15,000 Sq. Ft. bag. Save 20% on SCOTTS GRASS SEED SOMEWHERE IN NEW JERSEY , REFUNDED BY SCOTT THERE'S A SNOW-FILLED DRIVEWAY FREE DELIVERY IIS PHONE 747-5555 THAT HASN'T BEEN SHOVELLED HYPER HUMUS SQUARE REDWOOD UMBRELLA TABLE IN TWO WEEKS. & TOP SOIL 4 ft. - All set up & ready to go. 50LB. Reg. 39.95 4| BAG ONLY 5 I Somewhere in Acapvilco, there's a couple So don't waitj around for summer to get a from New Jersey. Enjoying a terrific vacation in sun tan. Visit us at our 15 convenient loan centers the sun. located throughout central New Jersey. AH because they took advantage of a great And within 24 Hours we'll show you how low interest winter vacation loan from us. easy it is to kiss your snow-filled driveways The Franklin State Bank. goodbye. They aren't the only ones we sent on their merry way. &• Franklin State Bank Each year we give out vacation loans.to * MWATSOflNWHINVOUNEiOUS DUILYITOI.!AIunOA»ITO J

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19 Rector Place Red Bafik. N.J. 07701- To the Editor: Now that the innual seal This weekend, we've got to get organized! slaughter hunt is ibout to be- gin, why don't\we all just AKRO-MILS deplore it and say-jt's too late BAKED BLUE ENAMEL for our legislators/rongf^ss- STEEL STURDY ON STEEL 3 DRAWER men, senators to act'.' ) How many of us have writ- STORAGE STEEJ PARTS CABINETS FILE ten about this atrocity of ac- trocilies or sent $10. $20 or $50 • SHELVING CABINETS CABINET to fight this on its own ground, AKRO-MILS 18 INCH 3 DRAWER or even written letters pro- " 4SHELF A-3 WARDROBE 18 DRAWER FILE CABINET WITH testing it? There is nothing so STORAGE UNIT LOCK. 64" high, 24"x20". complex or so tricky,as inter- 12"x30"x58" CABINET Black with walnut Safety grip handles. national-law, but if'enough with telescopic corner NO.11-61B woodgrain. Baked enamel finish. people wrote in, I'm sure pasts for easy adjust- No.WB-183 something could be done. ment of shelves with- The first thing, of course, is out removing them! A-1 LINEN CLOSET for women not lo buy seal No.430 64" high, 24"x12". 5 coats or the fur of any big compartments with trapped animal. double doors. White Trnp Humaine Society of the enamel. tinted States has made many DOUBLE DEEP inroads on this barbarism. A-2 BASE CABINET 5 INCH INSULATED Canadian seal hunting has REG.6.49 9 DRAWER 36" high, 24"x20". Gold SECURITY VAULT been banned in the Gulf of St. 1 CABINET Lawrence in 1972, but it still 5SHELFUNIT 5SHELFUIMIT and white plastic top. No. 11-709 continues on the Labrador 12"x36"x70" EXTRA DEEP White baked enamel. front, with the seal clubbers, No.512 18"x36"x70" No.518 mostly Norwegian ') fl-n' T97 The Pnbiloff Island contin- /L HO REG. AAAREG YOUR Jm REG.10.00 ues to be a seal slaughter . Q.TT8.99 T.TTii.44 QUICK/PIK No.85 ground. You can send a letter,.. CHOICE CHANNEL. CABINET of protest to the Norwegian I—' .CHANNEL RBR I' Ambassador, I'S. Embassy, WITH 3 DRAWER I THIS COUPON ODORLESS I THIS COUPON FLORAL | Washington, DC. 5IZES WORTH PAINT | WORTH STORAGE I , Yours. THINNER No.11-500 Dorothy O'Neill 32< . I 62C CHEST • REG. 22.99 Pen Pal Pica I TOWARD THE • TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF 97* • PURCHASE OF SM North McDonald St. 177 • GALLON McDonald, Pa. 15057 Reg.1.29 To the Editor: Effective thru March 3 A delight for the orderly! Keep screws, nuts, bolts and ' Effective thru March 3 No.5570 Reg. 2.39 | assorted size nails in clear view. Good for hobbies and . I am a veteran of World CHANNEL War II: I /ought in the Battle RBR sewing items too.Heavy duty earring handles. CHANNEL RBR • of the Bulge. I was wounded THiSCOUPON CHANNEL SAVE • THIS COUPON BEACON 1 three times in action. I had WORTH Spray & Color I WORTH GARMENT I four operations before 1 had 3.00 YOUR my left leg amputated June SPRAY PAINT I 2.00 RACK | 11th 1971 in the Presbyterian 32i I TOWARD THE Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa , TOWARDlTHE CHOICE • PURCHASE OF and I had seven more oper- PURCHASE OF 67* 3.99! ations after I had my left leg Req.99d 397 l Heg.5.99 I amputated. It would make me. • I Ellectiv thru March 3 mM EACH " Effective thru March 3 a disabled veteran, very happy If you would please have my ^^^ REG.4.99 letter published In the Red SHOP EVENINGS TIL 10 SHOP SUNDAYS TIL 6*T CHARGE IT \ Bank Register. It would make me very hap- i master charge py to receive get well cards, MIDDLETOWH letters or birthday cards. My birthday is on the 7|h of •OU1E 35 A HAMOIir COAD March. Since 1 am disabled, I (OPPOSITE SEARS) have a lot of time to read. It CHANNEL • HOME CENTERS makes me very happy to re- SHOP 6 NIGHTS TIL 1O...SHOP SUNDAYS TIL 6 "A household wordtince 1908 " ' ceive mail. SALt tNDS Thank you, A disabled veteran., Olose To Wome UrKerew Uou liwel Albert YurosJcy I Compsniw. Int., 1t73l Wt »MIV* tfit ritjht to Ihnit quamilln. Not >ll mnkn «nd mtrchwidm ivMUUt •! all •«««. Dtlhaty miet avai)ab4a unlm iMMA NotranMimtklt fo r typoftaphlul •fTOTtT

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Wo. 330FK Rt?liltr SloH Photo THE WOEFUL TIDINGS - The news of the probable shutdown of ser- i(C| ^1 Of) vices has been hard to take for clients who have come to rely on repre- sentation from the Legal Services staff. The sign urges applicants to write- representatives in Washington asking that OEO be continued. Legal Servicesr—A New III' !• Controversy in County o , ... (Continued^ • would be, "free of political we go." • last year to members of the pressures," a plan very differ- County Surrogate S. Monmouth Bar Association, • ent from the one the Presi- Thomas Gagliano is con- who are automatically volun- dent is"saKI to favor. cerned about the seesaw ac- teers to Legal Aid. . Fred Mutz, speaking for tion on legal help for in- Legal Services in Ocean- Rep. Howard, said the con- digents. Monmouth: had an operating gressman is "very 'hopeful" "They (the government) Hi i| 11 UO budget of approximately that Legal Services will con- gave away free legal service SAVE 17.50; $211,000 last year; Legal Aid's tinue in its present form. • on such a grand scale and was $4,500. The figures are Some Possibilities now it's being cut off. It's go- significant in the dispute over If Legal Services ceases to ing to create problems for ev- 7-DRAWER where the buck stops if the exist in any form with federal eryone, but I do think the MUSIC CENTER bucks stop from Washington. funds, there are. other possi- project should be modified. I ROLL TOP DESK Barisclllo's View bilities for continued aid for agree with President Nixon's ii(ji;M ion AI i mi :,i urn is1 the indigent: Emergency action and that there's a bet- Yoa couldn't ask for more "We'will meet our com- r mitment," Mr Bariscillo, who state funds to maintain the of- ter way to work it. ,._ ' ' space! 7 big drawers and • IV • SI! Ill n .-iMI'l-II II. I! . Ml KI.O M'l ,\K| II , cubby holes to keep • III. ! OH IV, * I'M I I ()U[ '.III If I '|H I l.'inj is with the Neptune firm of fices; an expansibn of volun- "It will be difficult for any I Alt I f • I AIT AHD r:,\',',i i ! [ \ i i)!:/,i,i Carton, Nary, Witt & Arva- tary service through vastly private group to pick up Ihe everything in order. nitis, declared: "We will al- •enlarged Legal Aid societies; a Legal Services backlog,-'-Mr. 45"x42"x20" No. 546 ways handle matters of an prepaid insurnace plan for le- Gagliano, a practicing at- Reg. 96.50 '" ,. emergent nature, for.in- gal service similar to those torney, noted, "but the Mon- [«i. Hi..ii" rji, 'iTp stance, matrimonial cases for medical care. mouth County Bar is up to Die ' where the interests of minor In a meeting late last week challenge. The long-term solu- children are involved. And we to discuss Legal Service's tion has to be some form of , will never allow the courts to problems, the Monmouth governmental assistance." Comp. Value Comp. V.iluo • get to the crisis stage," he r 1 County Legal Aid Society dis- Trustees of the Monmouth 35.80 2G.00 said. X/ cussed the frustrations attend- Bar Association will meet 2750 ; Legal Services staffer John ant upon attempting to solve a .this jveek to discuss its role in '. F. Rhody feels that the cqun- problem when-the parameters the; event of the demise of Le- . ty Legal Aid commitment* are not known. Legal Aid gal-Services. ,. ,. • falls short of the mark. ' trustee.fieon ^uckcrman said:',. . Ernest Fasano of "the1 New. "Our people (clients) got Legal Aid would always main- Shrewsbury firm of Doremus, kicked around before Legaj tain the services, that have . Kusselli Fasano & Nicosia, .a Services and failed to get rep-, been customary from, the ser- .trustee of the Legal Aid •'So- resentation. 1 hope now the vice in the past, but that any ciety, cautions the public people we've been serving expansion of the services that the private law group •have become sophisticated would have to await a clear will not be able lo operate on enough to demand their legal . directive from Washington the massive scale of Legal HINGED about Legal Services' fate. DOOR CABINET BOOKCASE rights." Services. • No. 8Q6 No. 63B26 In addition to the possibility Attorney Donald R. Am- "Legal Services has a full- of a Nixon Admlnistratiori- brose of Schumann, Hession, time paid staff-and.we, as a Com|i. Value Cnmp. V;jluc backed corporation for legal Kennelly & Dorment agrees. purely volunteer group, will 57.00 37.00 aid to the poor, there is a con- "The Legal Services concept, never be able to handle the gressional proposal-to form a the volume of work, could volume they do ... But we Legal Services corporation never be done on a voluntary will not let any of their litiga- ' similar in every essential way basis. The obligation is so- tion hang on long. I think We have the world's to the one now in operation. ciety's." there will be interim funds The corporaTfbru President Mr. Landi, who passed his "from some source before largest bookcase selection. Nixon favors would minimize bar exams in 1965 and takes there is a serious situation," All bookcases shown are 91/4" deep knotty-pine with wood litigation, forbid class actions home $186 per week from Le- Mr. Fasano closed on an opti- backs. 11-1/4" bookcases available on special order. Ad- and discourage actions gal Services, is concerned mistic note. justable shell models also available~on special order. against any governmental of- that the people who come to 'Chaos' Predicted BOOKSHELF fice or functions. The corpo- 71 HIGH HHK.H d8" HK.H 60 MKiM ?? MICH 84 VIH',11 76 HILH Legal Services are so used to Stafford Thompson, a mem- :srACE 3SPACE 1SPACF SSPACE 6 SPACE 7SPAIT 8 -.PAt 1 ration many congressmen-fa- 4 RECORD/CABINET 3 DRAWER CHEST being denied service that they ber of the board of Oci-an- 18" ! S S 2S) ACr BOOK CASl I 'II 21 »'• 28 37 '47 54 No. 1315C ' . No. 1543 vor would not have these re- ' will passively accept the pas-Monmouth lxgal Services, and WIDTH •15- 18" VVIDL x ?7" HIGH strictions. sing of Legal Services . . . 24" M- Com|). Value Comp. 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CfDAIU.MOVI .'( Ml KIN NI m . 09-035N IIAf|l'AN/SAVHI WOOD:,/Ml HJH IV ;• I AIMHSSMIU S . I'ft Save on Taxes rigid application of the uw Trading ly SYLVIA rram ar»d Mid. "Having lost the en- tire contents of her borne, she chasing a stock trading in the In lift, the treasury rede- YOUR MONEY'S By BOGEHE. SPEAR cannot be expected to produce low 40s you might place a lined the meaning of casualty any documentary evidence of GTC order to buy at 38. This loss so that for the first time, Q — My stock transactions SUCCESSFUL WORTH the cost of such persona! have always been very would be executed only at the casualty loss includes certain limit price or at a better situations in which your prop- items." And it concluded that simple, either I buy or sell at any deduction which it did al- the market Can you explain INVESTING price. On a sale, the execution erty is simply lost, rather pipe in the taxpayer's house, low would presumably not be some of the more technical would take place at the limit than damaged or destroyed — its use on vegetables to be causing a relatively small it- larger than the original cost maneuvers such as limits and or above. However, should a on long holdings. The danger a liberalization that could be preserved. The homeowner ei- pair cost for this pipe. But be- stops, etc.? - B.T. third possible time Testriction stock approach the limit, but here is that once the specified of great money-saving value ther didn't see or read the li- of the nondepreciable house- cause of the original faulty hold items. A — The two types of modi- is a fill-or-kill order, which if not reach it, the transaction price is reached, stop orders to you. bel, used the chemical on the construction of the entire fications which you might not transacted immediately is would not take place. For this become market orders and if As * general rule, you can- lawn, and thereby damaged If you run into a similar plumbing by this same plumb- wish to place on transactions cancelled. reason you should follow there are orders, ahead of not take a casualty loss de- the lawn and kitted various problem of proving a casualty er, the small damage caused are on price and duration of Price may be modified in prices closely if a stock is ap- yours they are executed in se- duction for property that you shrubs. loss deduction, note well: The by the helper spread leaks-1 order. These limits may be three ways with orders, either proaching its limit level. quence which could result in a lost. But, in a recent case, a Originally, the Treasury Tax Court is willing to be through the rest of the house specified when placing either at market, limit or stop. Your The third price restriction, transaction several points husband accidentally barred his casualty loss de- mush more practical than the which eventually resulted in purchase or sale orders. If an previous transactions were at thefttop order, is placed in the lower than anticipated. slammed the car door on his duction on the basis that the U.S. Treasury. %&m of damage. order is entered for an in- market, that is, executed at case of a sale below the mar- wife's hand, causing the dia- damage was caused either In still another helpful de- The Treasury claimed this definite period, terminated the prevailing market price ket price and on a buy above mond in her ring to fly out of willfully or by gross negli- velopment in 1172, the Tax was not a casualty loss be- only by its execution or can- when the order was entered. the market. On the buy side, its broken setting and dis- gence. But last year, the Court rejected a Treasury at- cause it resulted from faulty Treasury agreed with the cellation, it is a GTC or good- In a limit order a price above the stop either protects a prof- appear. The Treasury barred tempt to cut down the size of construction rather than an court that, in such a situation, till-cancelled order. A day or- the current trading level is it or limits the loss on a short any casualty loss deduction on a casualty loss by claiming it outside event. The T«x Court the self-inflicted damage is der on the other hand expires specified for a sale and below sale. A stop order to sell be- the basis that the diamond was due to faulty construction answered that faulty con- was simply lost, not damaged not knowingly malicious, at the end of the day's trading market level for a purchase. low the market is used to rather than to the immediate struction was an element in or destroyed. But after the wanton or gross negligence, session if it is not executed. A If you are interested in pur- strict losses or protect gat event that casued the casu- the loss, but that the proxi- Tax Court held that this was and is, therefore, a deductible alty. indeed a deductible casualty casualty loss. You can easily mate cause of the whole loss; A plumber's helper acci- was the plumbing employe's loss, the Treasury concurred,' extend this ruling to a situ- dentlly stepped on a small and it now says that an acci- ation of your own. negligence in stepping on the AFTER FIVE DAYS dental loss of property can LacktfPmf Sears Store small pipe. . qualify as a deductible casu- In 1»72, the Tax Court con- In each of the developments alty if it results from an event tinued to help you get a casu- above, a new Treasury ruling ON THE JOB that Is (1) identifiable, (2) alty loss deduction despite Managership or a court decision in 1172 will damaging to property and (3) • lack of proof required by the help countless hundreds of sudden, unexpected and un- law and the Treasury. This is For Desiata thousands of you save on YOU RATE usual in nature. But note: of particular importance if PHILADELPHW-Josep^, R. taxes. But even many Inter: This does not cover the ordi- you are among the countless nary situation in which you Desiata has been appointed nal Revenue Service agents hundreds of thousands whose manager of Sears, Roebuck may not go along or may not AN EASY WEEKEND. don't even Mow •*# you lost ordinary household contents and Co.'s Jackson Heights, have yet caught up with the the property until you look for were damaged last year by Daytoi BegseUa it at a later date. N.Y.. store. new twists. ,' ,. fire, flood, storm, etc. To Jus- Mr. Desiata Joined Sean as Traimtw: Fentitl Ex- AMtberAtsbt tify a deduction, the owner is a trainee in Leviltown, Pa., in eaptifas. Beguelin The Treasury gave you an- technically required, to prove 1151. In 1N7, he was named other assist In 1972 when it the cast of the articles as well operating superintendent of Screening Project - Is Selling agreed to allow a casualty as their value, because the Sears in Middletown, N.J., loss deduction for damage casualty loss deduction may where he served until 1»7« UNION BEACH - The that you, the taxpayer, in- not exceed the cost. Last year when he was promoted to the Monmouth County Heart As- Real Estate flicted on your own property. the Treasury relied partly on Queens store. sociation is conducting a ASBURY PARK - Dayton this technicality to bar a casu- CARSTAIRS In this case, a homeowner Mr. Oesiata served as a "heart sound" screening pro- . Beguelin of Locust has been wanted to get rid of "quack alty loss deduction for house- gram for borough publie appointed a sales.associate Russian linguist and in- grass" on his lawn. A sales- hold contents which were school children. Youngsters with Bander & Jones, Real- telligence analyst in the U.S. EASY nan for a local teed and seed completely destroyed along arc being tested for heart ab- tors, here. with the1 owner's house by Air Force from 1*52 to 1W. company recommended a He and Ms wife, Theresa, ire normalities, which, if sus- A former chairman of the powerful chemical which car- fire. pected, will be reported to WHISKEY Middletown Zoning Board of the parents of four children. ried a label warning against The Tax Court rejected this parents. Adjustment, Mr. Beguelin was Theyjreslde in Middletown. an officer of publishing con- cerns in Princeton and New —l.. York. « Mr. Beguelin was a trustee of the Middletown Public Health Center, a member of the Middletown Economic De- velopment Commission and the Republican County Fi- nance Committee. He belongs to Sea Bright Beach Club and the Army Navy Club of FREE RECIPE AND Washington. 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READY Israel Bond Sales THURSDAY ASBURY PARK - Paul Bragar of Monmouth Beach, FRIDAY & realtor and civic and commu- SATURDAY nal leader, has accepted the 10 A.M. general chairmanship of the 1973 Red Bank-Rumson area campaign for State of Israel Bonds. Mr. Bragar said: "I am proud and privileged to take on this important assignment in this special year when Jew- ry and its friends throughout the world are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the State sweaters of Israel. It is a historic mile- stone for every one of us and I am confident our community will produce historic results in the more vital than ever ef- fort to keep Israel economic- ally strong and growing." PiBl Bragar Mr. Bragar is a member of Congregation B'nai Israel in Bank area schools. He served Rumson and also of B'nai in World War II as an officer Brith. He is a former coun- in the U.S. Army in the South- cilman of Little Silver and west Pacific. He and his wife, former chairman and mem- Arlene, who is an associate ber for seven years ot the realtor in his firm, have a son, Little Silver Planning Board. Raymond, who is an attorney He is a member of the nation- in New York and two daugh- al and state Association of ters, Mrs. Madeline Engolz of Real Estate Boards, and of Syracuse, NT., and Carolyn, the Monmouth County Board a student at Shore Regional styles in carefree ecryilc,.. «ov«tty of Realtors. High School. embroideries, downy brushed wdigansflhd Mr. Brager was born in The Israel bond office is at tot* more! Variety of fashionshisdeB. Newark and educated in Red 305 Bond St. Misses* S-M-t, rust ail »tvte? W:- Middletown Police Arrest Three on Drug Charges MIDDLETOWN - A youth- tody of his parents pending ful trio was apprehended action by juvenile authorities early Monday, and charged with possessing less than 25 Keyport Fele grams of marijuana. Group to Meet Detective Capt. Robert M. Letts reports the suspects KEYPORT - The Com- were stopped on Rt. 36 and ' mittee for Keyport Day will Thompson Aye. for a motoH meet in the Town and Coun- vehicle violation at 4:09 a.m. try Inn, Rt. 35 and Broadway, by Patrolman Frank Brex. Xonight at 8 o'clock. The officer stated that as he George B. Beaman, event signaled the driver to stop the chairman, has requested that car he saw a green bag, alle- all interested residents and gedly containing the mari- organizations attend tonight's gabardinecuffed juana, being thrown from he session. car window. A community-wide celebra- Tlken into custody were tion is being planned for July trousers Christopher D. sheppard, in, 4, including a large parade of 16 Li'nton Place and George and a contest for babies, a W. Breuninger, 17, of 12 Eu- Miss Keyport and Mrs. Senior clid Avc, both Keansburg, Citizen pageant, a soap box and Michael J. Corless, 18, of derby, a water regatta, an an- 15 E. Port Monmouth Road, tique auto parade, a band con- Port Monmouth. cert, a fireworks display and a demonstration of a hydrofoil The 18-year-olds have been similar to the type which will freed in }50 bail each pending be used for commuting across a hearing in Municipal Court the waters of Raritan Bay be- March 12. Young Breuninger tween this municipality and has been released in the cus- New York.

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Hale Bros. Associ- tire loan was taken over by Associated Press Writer shaping aluminum by forcing fer. A federal appeals court steady decline that took it to $100,000 to an undisclosed buy- ternational Controls, despite ates Inc., a private San Fran- Butler's Bank of the Ba- (Last of a Series) it through dyes. eventually approved the less than $3 on Nov. 27, 1972, er. its indebtedness, had $10 mil- cisco financial holding com- hamas, which the SEC says Vcsco left Reynolds in May. merger, which took place in when the SEC suit was an- international Controls lion in ready cash to loan the pany that had been an early received an equal amount in Robert L. Vcsco is r.ol. the 1957. and went to work for 1969 at a cdst of J49.5 million nounced. The American and recorded a $2.53 million profit mutual fund empire. investor in International Con- deposits from IOS funds to type of person Mho would 1ikr> • (ilin Ma.thieson Chemical in cash Pacific Coast Stock ex- for 1969, despite the loss on As it turned out. Inter- trols, put up $4 million. generate the\cash for the his $250^030 contributions to v Corp in New York the follow- The underwriter for the changes suspended trading the airline. The following national Controls never put up Within a few months the en- loan. ,the Nixon campaign last year ing year as an extrusion engi- deal was Orvis Bros., a New the stock then, but it can now year, the company's profits to go unnoticed. 1 neer. Vesco later told a news- York brokerage liouse which be had over, the counter for would have been down 30 per On the contrary, according man that by mid-1960. when was among those that folded around $2. cent had it not listed as in- to Harry L. Scars, the New he left Olin, he had become in the 1970 stock market de- come some 1.5 million war- Jersey lav?yer-politician who A few years ago the com- "an interdepartmental con- cline. Vesco had been a limit- rants to buy IOS stock at $1.20 Has told the Securities and pany, which owned a small sultant on sales, manufac- ed partner in Orvis Bros, for a a share — nearly $1 above the Exchange Commission he per- airport near its headquarters turing and fmaner""'" brief period prior to its col- in Fairfield, was considering market price. sonally delivered to Nixon lapse, and a New York Stock headquarters in Washington "He was a draftsman It obtaining a string of small air- In 1971 International Con- wasn't an executive position.' Exchange spokesman says ports across the country, ac- trols would have lost $654,000 ii last April 10 $200,000 that Yes- the house owned 90,000 shares co gave secretly. Vesco later says an Olin spokesman. "All cording to a spokesman. if it had not fraudulently we have him on the books for of International Controls It paid more than $1.5 mil- claimed as income an addi- gave another $50,000 publicly. stock. SINCE 1923 iThe contributions were re- is an extrusion engineer. He lion for California Golden tional two million warrants to turned to Vesco Jan. 31. 1973. Was no big shot " The International Controls West Airlines, a short-hop car- buy IOS Hock, according to The finance committee said in Vesco reportedly helped de- stock, after rising to its high rier, in 1968. The following the SEC. a letter to Vesco that, in light sign the first aluminum ..grill of the pending suit, it was in for Oldsmobile ears. ' the best interests o( both par- Vesco has said he was an ties to return the money. independent sales representa- Radio/hack tive for aluminum companies Sears testified in a pretnal from I960 to 1965, the year In- deposition in connection with ternational Controls began to the SEC's massive civil suit take shape. He also arranged against Vesco and several contracts to buy and sell CHAPEL HIL,L SHOPPING CENTER dozen other individuals and small companies, many of HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN companies. The New Jersey them, by. his own account, financier was allegedly the shaky. At times he'took stock 741-6382 central figure in the looting of instead of cash as his fee, Open Daily 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. $224 million from the mutual Vesco said, and he began to funds of Investors Overseas Thurs. fi Fri. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. make extensive contacts with Sal.10ft.M. T06P.M. Services Ltd. European sources of financ- , Sears, who is a director of ing. Vesco's International Controls Corp. of Fair-field, N.J.. told • He used these contacts in the SEC Vesco had •'what I July, 1968, when he raised $25 million for International Con- "' would call a burning desire to AP Wlrepliolo make a large contribution." trols by floating a debenture VESCO'SWOME — An International Controls Corporation limousine sits Scars explained issue in Europe. One of the outside the Boonton home of the company's ex-chairman, Robert L. Ves- "1 think Mr. Vesco is a man biggest buyers was an IOS co, who has jieen named in a massive fraud suit. who likes to.be identified as a, fund, the International In- generous giver, and I think vestment Trust, which the that he likes to be in that posi- SEC says Vesco and his group tion because I think he feels it tapped in 1972 for $121 million gives him some satisfaction in blue-chip securities. and pertofis^sonie stature. I The ICC debentures were think that his reputation as a not^bjug^hips. They carried generous giver on the chari- "the right to acquire Inter- table side is perhaps part of national Controls stock a that same syndrome I think $53.50 a share, which was that he is generous because $2.67 above the record high •he wants to-give, but I think the stock reached/tn 1968, and • that he is generous to the nearly $3(i above the figure point of being over-generous .the stock closed at for the because of this feeling or year. drive or whatever is within A Financial Coup him." • Vesco pulled a financial Generosity on Display coup in 1969 by convincing Vesco's generosity was on holders of more than $12 mil- display March 1. 1972. when lion of debentures to exchange he attended a black-tie auc- the bonds for new debentures tion for the World Wildlife that had a higher interest Fund international in Palm rate, and offered Inter- Beach, Kla. Vesco's offer of national Controls stock at $18,000 for a panning of a prices ranging from $16 to $25. leopard by Guy Coheleach However, the new deben- topped all bidders. tures were worth 4n per cent Vesco had hopes that he less that the old. I might be named a roving am- The IOS-mutual fund, IIT bassador, or at least receive a turned in the yeoman's share diplomatic passport, accord- (if the debentures — $7 million ing to Sears, who said he worth. - warned the financier any such The whole transaction en- hopes would have to await abled International Controls resolution of the SEC suit. to reduce the $25 million debt Vesco's personal aide is by nearly $5 million. Donald A. .Nixon, a 26-year- Vesco built International old," hip-talking rephew of the Controls from two small com- President-who has been in panies. Cryogenics Inc., Vesco's employ for two years. which made devices capable Final Week to Save on Drexel. "It's a pretty far out situ- of measuring supercold tem- ation," said Donald .Nixon re- peratures of rocket fuel, and cently. "I think my being with Captive Seal Corp., a valve Final Week to Save on Heritage. Firial We^k^ __.-_Mr_..Vesco ha,s.!md.him more maker. than anything else." An International Controls Final Week to Save on Henredon. Nixon and other Vesco's spokesman says Captive Seal, Final Week to Save on Stiff el. : : aides generally use super- a New Jersey-based firm, was ?X'Q' '"'' ''' $'*'!' !'' ' 'A ' ' latives when describing their "the first of the building Final Week to Save on Thomasville. boss lie has been called a blocks." Captive Seal was genius with numbers and a su- doing [xMirly until Vesco came per-salesman. along, the spokesman says. Final Week to Save on Craft. Donald Nixon speaks cluw- Cryogenics had been in- ingly of Vesco's "photograph- coi,.orated in Florida in 1959, Final Week to Save on Lane. H" memory," :. a • The known facts show that Ins year that saw the future com- business acumen lias nut been ponents of International Con without its failings trols register Sales of $2 Hi International Controls, ai- million The following year thcugh it grew rapidly from sales doubled, and by liltiS \%d on. has not always oper- they were up to $07 4 million ated in the black It lost mon- — although the company lost ey in ISiiS - $1.24 million - $1 L'4 million thai year. and would-have lust mnney in 1971 had it not been for Controversy surrounded some unrealized profits" Vesdi's takeover of Elec- claimed in 1970 and 1IJ71 'ram tronic Specialty Corp of International Controls' 55 mil- Pasadena. Calif . in 19tiS-ii!l. lion loan to IOS Word of International Con Vesco tame from a relati- trols' intentions leaked on vely modest backgnmnd lie Wall Street before Vesco's was born Dec -4. lffii'i, ll;e sun company submitted a pros- of a Detroit auto worker The • pectus tii Hie SEC on the . details of the father's life are. . takeove'r**rti(l The rumors like the son's, not all kr,;iwn prompted F.lertronic's stock Donald Nixon claims the cldrr tu re- Vesco designed .transini-.sioiis stock Tumbles Bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, tables, lamps, bedding, dinettes. and engine parts, and later- The stock fell jlbruplly. worked in the rocket industry however, after the Wall Street Occasional tables, paintings. Furniture for every room in your home. "If you call that an auto Journal interviewed Vcsco . worker, he was an auto work- and reported International fir." says Nixon Controls was not going to bid fur Electronic Specialty ' Lett School at 17 The son, after lea v ing \e.xco. who later admitted school at age 17. worked for a he.did not r.n out (if his way to succession of companies in enlighten Ihe'repurter, ac- the Detroit area, including tually advised Hie Inter- Packard and Bohm Aluminum national Controls board on the & Brass. On Nov. 1, l!)f>5, a night of the interview to go FURNI • month before his 20th birth- through with the bid. 11 did so day, Vesco went to work as a two days later, catching Elec- ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. — 671-0400 draftsman in the Delroit sales tronic Specialty's stork in a office of Reynolds Metajs depressed position. ROUTE 22, UNION, N.J: — 688-5500. A Reynolds spokesman says The officers of the Califor- EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE nia' company charged mis- it was likely Vesco did "some OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9:30-SAT, TIL 6. drawing work in gelling speci- representation. Two federal fications for extrusions " Kx- judges agreed with them, but • . . • • , . ThetfPaUyB^^r,HedBaiikiMkWretowii,N^ 15 Thermometers and the High Cost of Medical Care By IBWIN J. POLK, M.D. thermometer many times, about new, disposable ther of hospital costs, manpower, Why then doesn't someone ance. simply by cleaning it care- mometers selling for a few Whether the thermometer is object? Simply because there In .fact, insurance com- I fought my way around the fully with soap and water, and pennies apiece. The new in- HERE'S TO disposable or not, someone is no one checking on the so- panies really shouldn't care a soft-cover, books, past the soaking it in some alcohol or struments sounded great in al- still has to give it to the called advances in medical bit about their charges: they toys, beside the candy counter other disinfectant. most every way: They were patient, record the results and care from a cost-accounting "don't make a profit on the and through the welter of Cleaning a thermometer described as safe, reliable and HEALTH take away the thermometer, "viewpoint. The doctors and charges because their charges teenagers at the record bin makes it reusable, all right. completely disposable. lllllHllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiuilliiii mill whether it is disposable or nurses aren't worried about a and, payments must match. near the soda fountain to the There is no risk in reusing a About the only thing they not. few pennies more or less for But the higher, the rates, the medical costs. My pharmacist little window marked "Pre- thermometer that has been aren't is cheap. Most hospital mission for disposable ther- Kb the problem of labor each patient-day, nor is the more money they get to use is probably ordering them scriptions." simply but properly cleansed. patients have their tempera- mometers. For a 100-bed hos- costs, which account for 70 hospital administration. The while waiting to pay it out. right now. The pharmacist, "Doc," You just have to remember tures taken about four times a pital, this could amount to per cent of the cost of a hospi- patient certainly doesn't care: The disposable thermome- peered out at me. "Greetings! not to bdil a thermometer. day, or about 20 times in the 115,000 a year in added over- tal stay, isn't changed a bit by he passes the bill along to- his ters will sell. Everyone will be Dr. Polk will be happy to 0 noble son of Aesculapius," That finishes them. But with average five day hospital head. * using disposable thermome- insurance company. The in- convinced that they are an ad- answer questions on medical he shouted at me over the din common care, a thermometer stay ."Even at the cost of pen- Basic Problem ters. Disposable thermome- surance company, in turn, vance in medical care, so no subjects. Letters may be ad- of the hi-fi sets on sale. "What should last for quite a while. nies, say a dime, for each dis- Aside from the added cost, ters will probably just add to passes the costs on to the one will object. But what dis- dressed to him in care of The can 1 do for you?" Some weeks ago, there was posable thermometer, that'll • disposable thermometers do hospital costs without improv- patient in the matter of in- posable thermometers really Daily Register, 105 Chestnut I said I needed a thermome- an item in a newsmagazine add up to |2 per hospital ad- > not reduce the basic problem •g things a bit. creased cost for health insur- represent is an advance in St., Red Bank, N.J. 07701. ter. One of the kids was home with the flu and I wanted to check her temperature for a day or two. ATLANTIC "What kind of thermometer FANTASTIC FABULITE "GOLD LABEL' did you have in mind," he asked, "indoor, outdoor, oven, SAVINGS! LATEX WALL PAINT bath, basal. Then I have vet- erinarian thermometers for GUARANTEED!! dogs, cats, horses and cows. 10-DAY thru SAT. Those come complete with- ONE COAT COVERS tail clip so the thermometer MOST SURFACES doesn't disappear inside. For people we have oral thermom- eters for the mouth, rectal $099 thermometers for the other •end and 'stubby" which fits S5.99 both ends, So what'll you have, Doc?" WHITE and COLORS I selected-the stubby fig-^ 1,1 uring to leave the choice of orifice up to the patient, PREMIUM QUALITY FOR INTERIOR WALLS, "That'll be ?2," Doc said. WOODWORK AND CEILINGS. WASHABLE, COL- I paid him and left. Then I OR FAST FOR A LONG WEARING DURABLE FIN- started to think about' the • 1 • ISH. price of thermometers. I had just paid %l for one, a good thermometer with a famous brand name. But my office MIRROR WALL TILES thermometers.cost me about 40 cents apiece, when we by • A SPARKLING them by the dozen. ELEGANCE FOR I'm sure hospitals, which r — ANY ROOM use hundreds get a cheaper, Reductions Up To 50% price still. In any case, even ' REG. • SALE {2 didn't seem too much to SUPER pay for an instrument which BOYS' TO 2.99 would help me follow the re- BUYS! covery of my daughter from the flu. Too, I can use the SAVE OVER 50% SHIRTS

LADIES' TO 8.99 DARK 14.99 99 x FAKE FUR VEIN QUILT ROBE SOLD IN BOXES OF 12 ONL Y. ADDS A STUNNING ILLUSION OF DEPTH TO ANY ROOM. EASY TO INSTALL. JUST PRESS • long 8' • PERMA-PREjSS FIRMLY IN PLACE. Short i • SIZES 3 to 7 Robes • Washablt FOX HEAD • S.M.L Sizes LADIES' TO 8.99 MOTOR OIL 2 GALLON CAN LADIES'GOWNS COATS PANTS BABY DOLLS VALUES PAJAMAS UP TO 39.99 Dr. Ant Kamar • SEALS, VELTAllS, CALKAS • FURS ON FLIjBS * • HOODED AND COLLAR $ STYLES IN GROUP Dr. Kumar • NYLON 66 • ASSORTED NEW WINTER 20 or 30 W-A PREMIUM MOTOR OIL - CLEANS OR COLORS AS IT LUBRICATES - STRAIGHT WEIGHTS FLANNEL • CUFFED, FLARED & IDEAL FOR FAST WINTER STARTS. Opens Office • WASHABLE • SIZES 5-15, 6-16, 16 Vi - 24 Vi PALAZZO STYLES • All SIZES •SIZES 8 to 16 In Freehold PRESTONE PRE-NIJX WINDSHIELD FREEHOLD — DivArun | JUST 150—LADIES'TO g.9? Kumar is starting his practice GIRLS' BODY SUITS LADIES'VALUES TO 5.9r LADIES'99'to 1.29 WASHER FLUID in ear, nose and throat dis- eases. His office will be at 303 W. Main St. ' PANTS-JEANS SPECIAL GROUP BODY SUITS - TOPS PANTY HOSE Dr. Kumar graduated from The University of Madras, In- JUMPERS-BLOUSES DRESSES dia, after which he completed • ONE AND TWO PIECE JUMPERS one year of postgraduate stu- • LARGE • PRINTS, SOLIDS, • NYLON PUCKER {^ dentship in otolaryngology. STRIPES AND SELECTION BODY SUITS ^K and came to USA for further COMBINATIONS • BONDED ACRYLIC Hf • OPAQUES & NYLON • NEW SEASOK training. • SIZES 5-15. 10-20 SLACKS STRETCH COLORS I PRE-MIXED-POUR RIGHT IN He did his internship at I4 /2.24'/I • KNIT TOPS •ONE SIZE FITS-ALL Mount Sinai Hospital Ser- • SIZES I to (1 BUT NOT IN EVERY • TOPS S, M, I; JUMPERS CLEANS ROAD DIRT AND vices, New YOrk, and — suc- STYLE 5-13; SLACKS 8-16 • All TALI GIRLS SIZES GRIME WILL NOT FREEZE - cessfully completed his resi- PROTECTS TO 25" BELOW. dency in otolaryngology* at The Brooklyn Eye And Ear Hospital, New York. He is a diplomate of The •American SKILSPEEDJIGSAW WARCO PRESTON Board.of Otolaryngology. Tilting SPRAY After his residency, Dr. Ku- MODEL 487 foot... ICE mar worked as a post- 2 speeds DE-ICER graduate fellow in otolaryngo- DOUBLE CHECK logy under Dr. Wilbur Gould ON MAJOR APPLIANCES ; INSULATED at The Leifox HiU Hospital, $ ,99 Mew York. While there, he . CANS FOR <_ _ IJ worked in the field of micrp- laryngeal surgery and ver- 8 PC. Elf CTROPHONIC 12 OZ. CAN - GAS LINE MELTS ICE AND SNOW 19" BLACK & WHITE OPERATES AT 2 SPEEDS - 2800 SPM FOR HARD MA- ANTI-FREEZE PRE- FROM WINDSHIELDS tigo. TERIALS 3500 SPM FOR SOFT WOODS - FOOT TILTS VENTS CARBURETOR LOCKS AND WIPER 1 He teaches at the Brooklyn STEREO 45' LEFT OR RIGHT FOR ACCURATE BEVELS. MAKES FREEZE UP. TOO BLADE.S - SCRAPER Eye and Ear Hospital, and is SOUND ITS OWN PLUNGE CUT WITHOUT FIRST MAKING HOLE. ATTACHED affilliated with the Freehold Area Hospital: SYSTEM Dr. Kumar, his wife and son reside at Stillwells Corner SAVE $4.11! Road, Freehold Township. His RECORD TRACK wife, Dr. Nirmal Kumar, is an DEPT. TAPE anesthesiologist at Freehold , FREEZER ARROW STAPLE Area Hospital. SWASHER Guild to Hear 10 CUBIC $ GUN KIT New Pastor FOOT 20 Ib. ' Bonanza COLTS NECK — The Rev. UPRIGHT CAPACITY William J. Bausch, new pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church, • ALL YOUR FAVORITE is scheduled to address a ARTISTS meeting of the Rosary Guild .AILYOUR FAVORITE ' today. ATLANTIC MUSICAL CATEGORIES The session will begin with a Mass at 7:30 p.m. and con- clude with a business meeting in Griffin Hall. HKIUHIIIC* INCLUDES STAPLE GUN m AND 3750 ASSORTED Guild members have named STAPLES - WIRING 33 Mrs. Lorctta Carey as re- SCREEN AND SHADE AT- REG. freshment chairman, Mrs. SHREWSBURY AVE, at ftf, 36 • NEW $KR&W$BUftY EACH Ann Hayes as director of an TACHMENTS - STAPLE i$1.99 TAPE 4T D:£ HOURS MON fk'i, {\i f i ^ l{ \f, ) M S'JNOtr'i f 4 M •{ < t M altar floral arrangement com- LIFTER. mittee, and Mrs, William Tib- bet as program chairman. lite UiMy Register, Red BanJt-MiddklowB, N.J. Thursday, March 1, Itt A Profession Turned Robby Flames Anew

By MARGOT SMITH the world to try was asking a great deal, but small bite sized cubes. Put. flour and MSG in he graciously accepted the challenge. paper bag with herbs. Shake steak cubes in One nf ihe area's businessmen intent on The steak and kidney pie given here was bag. Brown in a little oil (bacon fat preferred) surprising his wife on the occasion of her 40th served by Mr. Higginson and his enthusiastic then add to four quart pot. birthday, planned a full course dinner for 16 aide and dishwasher, Marged at their 21 Cut membrane from kidney and cut same that was set up entirely while he wisked her Church St., home. That night, the pies were an as steak. Add to pot. Simmer all (or two hours, off to a neighbor's for a cocktail. inch and a half in diameter, piping hot, and covered, then one hour uncovered. Stir every The owner of a New Hampshire ski resort, served as appetizers by the Higginsons' de- 20 minutes to avoid sticking. Refrigerate until wishing to glorify his season opener with a full lightful little girls, Heather and Lydia. [ next day to develop flavor. fledged cocktail party, produced hot and cold From a wheeled cart that he designed and Next day: Roll out pastry. If top crust only hors d'oeuvre and fondue for his guests, all made himself, Mr. Higginson flamed crepes to is used, make a two crust recipe. If top and bot- ready and waiting when he escorted them be served around hot seafood. From the same • torn pastry are desired, make a 5-6 pie crust back from the slopes. cart,. he assembled a true Caesar salad to be recipe. A very special intimate dinner, for know- served with the crustiest beef Wellington I If you wish to make this a one-dish meal ing gourmets, complete with fine wines, was ever.ate. As though that were not enough (with a salad on the side,) sprinkle a few frozen served while the hostess enjoyed every minute, showmanship, Mr. Higginson followed up with mixed vegetables on top of filling before put- of the cocktail hour without a peek into the a third production from his moveable counter, ting on the top crust. Do not mix in vegetables. kitchen. Cherries Jubilee, and if that's going down in At this stage, any extra, or all pies may be The miracle worker in these three cases flames, that's the way I want to go! frozen for later use. When needed, just put was Peter of Rumson, who would rather be STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE right in oven (don't thaw) If dish is not Corn- back among the sauces and spices than with This recipe makes 8-10 individual pies with ingware start with pie in cold oven. the people anyday. top crust only. If you use top and bottom Bake at 400 degrees 40-50 minutes. If Corn- 'Though Peter Higginson has a full time crusts, you can get 10-12 individual pies. Rec- ingware is used, heat oven to 400 degrees. job with Lily-Tulip Division of Owens-Ill- ipe calls for making filling a day ahead, for . Cook 35 to 45 minutes or until done. linois, Holmdel, he finds time for all of this on full development of flavor. BILLINGSGATE HADDOCK the side. It's a matter of a profession turned Filling: (A dish for people who don't like fish) hobby, which just might turn back to a profes- 2 chuck steaks (about 3 pounds total) 1 pound haddock filets (fresh or frozen, sion. 2 beef kidneys (about l'/i pounds total) thawed) Mr.. Higginson, an Englishman born, has 2 medium onions, halved and sliced very thin lemon juice served as a steward on the Ocean Monarch out 1 large catxoj^grated MSG of London and the Queen of Bermuda out of 1 cup sherry \ pepper Liverpool. He is one of those rare people, Eu- 2 or 4 tablespoons Worestcrshire sauce depend- paprika ropeans all, 1 suspect, for whom serving, espe- ing on taste preference 12 tablespoons butter cially* with regard to food, is a high privilege, » 2 Herb-Ox beef cubes when performed correctly. — 1>4 cups tomato puree 4 tablespoons tomato ketchup His experience in the fine points of proprie- 1 can (8 ounce) mushroom stems and pieces, 2 tablespoons hamburger relish ty, coupled with his love for prerfectionist food chopped small (reserve liquid) % teaspoon lemon juice preparation parlay into a package that some salt and pepper to taste 14 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce fortunate ones have been able to commission. ^-1 cup flour "• • ' % teaspoon crushed parsley flakes or fresh Yes, with some arm-twisting, he will prepare xk teaspoon MSG chopped parsley your party, or a part of it. For Mr. Higginson pinches of crushed marjoram, thyme, savory dash of Tabasco takes on only what he can handle properly. If and pepper Grease an 11 by 7 by I-14 inch pan with the dinner is elaboate, he will not touch the bay leaf shortening. Place fish flat side down. Sprinkle bar. If the hors d'oeuvre are many and varied, bacon fat or oil for frying lightly with lemon juice, MSG, pepper and he will not attempt the dinner. Cut excess fat from kidneys. Place in pot paprika. Probably the most fascinating part of Mr. with 4>/j cups water. Bring to boil and simmer In a small saucepan, melt the two table- Higginson is his devotion to perfection. Coming five minutes, covered. Remove kidneys and spoons butter. Add ketchup, relish, lemon juice, from a family that has operated restaurants wrap in foil. Strain liquid into four-quart pot. Worcestershire sauce, parsly and Tabasco. and done a lot of special cooking at home, he Skim off fat. Add onion, carrot; sherry, Stir. Heat, then simmer 10 minutes. Pour over has a refined sense of what tastes good, and un- Worcestershire sauce, beef cubes, puree, fish, making sure top surface is completely der no circumstances will it be compromised. mushrooms and liquid, salt and pepper. covered. Brail until fish flakes, about 10-15 His recipes, for the most part in his head, are Bring to boil, then turn down to simmer, minutes. the results of many experiments and revisions. covered. Good with peas and parsley boiled po- Rfgllttr StoM Photo To get him to write a couple of them out (or FLAMING DESSERT — Peter Higginson of Rumson prepares and serves Trim steak from bone and fat. Cut into tatoes. cherries jubilee with a perfectionist's hand.-

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LET US CUSTOM RE-UPHOLSTER Trying Days Ahead for Budgeteers YOUR FURNITURE IN THE MOST ECONOMICAL NEW YORK (AP) - Pock- a lot of inflationary thrust be- food prices by increasing the act directly — that he has a ment, she can lower the quan- amount of the food dollar that and PROFESSIONAL WAY POSSIBLE elbook problems jire going to neath consumer prices, espe- supply. And it is unlikely that tity or quality of food served on 0UI a e "big stick" in the closet. It is goes to farmers is still well 3AVE P^\O/ ' '9 selection ol upholstery lab- be big news incoming cially for food, and there isn't families will reduce the pres- lc5 and vin s|ocl( "totally wrong" to assume to her family only with a below what it was 25 years HP TO jii /n ' y'"' - months, and don't- be sur- much that can be done at the sures by lowering their con- controls have* ended, he said great deal of anquish over ago. •^' ' ** •# W 'w premises prised if some tempers are moment to prevent further sumption. in a radio address. their health. Still, because of. the direc- tested beyond the breaking rises in the next few weeks The unhappy situation is di- There is the liklihood also The frustration will be tion in which farm prices DEBRA DECORATORS point. Yours, George Meany's and months. rectly at odds with the goal of that the family shopper will made even less tolerable by have been moving, it is likely 33 MONMOUTH STREET 747-4421 RED BANK or maybe even the President's Administration spokesmen price stability that President be tempted to take direct ac- the expectation that wages that pressure will build for Open Friday 'III S P.M. - Takt up lo 24 months to pay temper. concede their inability to Nixon has sought through fun- tion, although her power is will be restrained, if only food price relief at the source, The fact is that there is still bring quick relief from rising damental fiscal and monetary limited to boycotts, protests through psychology rather the farm, which is guaranteed changes. Short of admitting and the like. But voluntarily than controls. And this surely to be viewed by the farmer as. failure, his only option is di- lower her family's standard of will test the temper of Meany, highly unjust. •» rect intervention. living? No. the AFL-CIO leader. Trying Days Ahead More than once in recent Whereas a housewife can Meany already has warned Spmejryigg days are ahead days the President has re- pare her budget for clothing, that' organized labor '•will for budgeteers, and if there is minded listeners that he can transportation and entertain- push wages up unless prices any escape it isn't highly vis- come down." Since there is ible now. Meatless days, per- little chance that prices will haps? Few families are likely fall, a Meany-Nixon con- to accept them if they can DAR Hears Flag Facts frontation could put the big continue eating meat without MANALAPAN - Little wrote the words to fit the tune stick policy to its first big borrowing money to do so. •known facts about the flag of of an English drinking song. test^ The dearth of practical al- th e...U n i t e d S t a t e s w e re Daniel Webster originated ris- Refunds From IRS ternatives is exemplified by presented in a program ing to the National Anthem in About the only certain rcf- Agriculture Secretary Earl presented by-iHrs. James L. 1850 when Jenny Lind sang it. lief in sight for workers are Butz, who apparently lost his Munson at a meeting of the The DAR Good Citizens the big refund checks from temper and suggested that Monmbuth Court House Chap- were guests, including Jane the Internal Revenue Service things aren't really as bad as ter, Daughters of the Ameri- Eckman, Marilyn Krambuhl, that are going out to hundreds they appear. He blames the can Revolution here in the Susan O'Rourkc, and their of thousands of workers who urban newspapers for creat- community room of Stein- mothers. failed to adjust their withhold- ing a negative illusion. CLEARA bach. Included facts she re- Delegates to the New Jer-' ing forms last year. If his reasoning can be fol- lated are: sey State' DAB conference These checks, however, are lowed at all it seems to sug- — The first Navy flag was named are Mrs. Augustine M. a one-time blessing and in- gest that you can do your part the rattlesnake with "Don't Scafidi, regent, and Miss flation is a continuing curse. to hold down food prices by Tread on Me" symbol. Viola Stokes, with Mrs. John Could it be the farmer who reading fewer newspapers or — The flag of the Continen- H. Lyle, Mrs. Thomas Rob- will be most severely tested? at least by not believing the tal Army had 13 stripes with erts, Miss Mary Jane Schwartz • While farm prices have been official government figures the of St. George and and Mrs. Munson, alternates. rising very sharply, the they print. St. Andrew on the canton. — At one time the number of stripes was 15 and there have been 27 star arrange- ments. No star represents any one state. — The flag-flew over for- eign territory for the first time in 1776 in New Provi- dence in the Bahama Islands. — The flag at Ft. McHenry which inspired Francis Scott Key to write the "Star LAST CHANCE Spangled Banner" is in the OUR NORMALLY Smithsonian Institution. He Club to Feature THE Sport Spot LOW PRICES! Fashion Show HAZLET - The Woman's Club of Hazlct will meet We must clear our tremendous Tuesday at H:15 p.m. in the Recreation Center in Veter- inventory. Here is your chance ans Memorial Park, Union Ave. to take advantage of giant , The program will feature a , fashion show presented by the • Super Sale savings on all fixtures, lamps, American home department, and wall decor in stock. and there will be a Chinese SKI EQUIPMENT & CLOTHING Auction. Saturday, April 2H, is the date of the club's annual ALSO. 7. TAKE ADVANTAGE spring luncheon and fashion show, to be staged in the Mol- OF OUR bVERSTOCK ON HUNDREDS ly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. ZONTA CARD PARTY OF NAME BRAND AND IMPORTED HED BANK - The Zonta Club of Monmouth County THE ITEMS house of tight card party set for March 9 at 8P0RT 8 p.m. here in the clubhouse 8POT 666 Highway 35 Middletown of the Woman's Club of Red • Limited Quantities* All Sales Final Bank; is under the chairman- 671-5000 ship of Mrs. Mary Ward. OPEN FRIDAY'TIL 9 Itumson. Proceeds will ben- efit the club's campershlp 801 BROAD STREET, SHREWSBURY, NJ. 747-0585 fund. tr The Dally Register, Red Bank-MkWleUrWD, N.J. Thursday, March 1,1J7J 17 Her Ism Is for Real SHREWSBURY - "Old only abstract works. She now antique bottles, silver, and degree," she explained. She Arts Club and the Catharine houses seem to conjure up bases her realistic com- other items featured in her worked with Frank Vincent Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and something mysterious, an al- positions on a stronger ab- still life paintings. DuMond and George Bridg- won awards in both their most eerie life of their own... stract design. In another room,.exotic sea- man. shows. She was featured In a and I love the subtle colors." Social Satire shells, specimens of sea ur- This is her first solo show at solo show at Little Silver This comment by Navesink Tackled in some of her chins, chambered nautilus, the Guild, where she is a Borough Hall,,has shown at artist Agnes Egan, whose one- paintings is what might be brain coral, female fish, and charter member exhibiting Monmouth College shows and man show opens tomorrow called social satire. Her many others fill a special dis- artist. She was included in a 3- in the Monmouth Museum here in the Guild of Creative "Cocktail Party" reveals de- play chest, a gift from her artist show-there in 1967 with Brandywine show, In which Art, 620 Broad St., discloses licious humor. The humor car- daughter, a BF,A grad- Sara Provan and Mary • her painting was chosen to be her interest in her subjects, ries into her sculpture. A girl uate of Carnegie Mellon in Sheean. Additional credits in- auctioned. At the Asbury Park including "The Ambrosio on a bicycle is frozen in ac- Pittsburgh. Laury, now work- clude solo shows in the Virgin Fine Art Society she won a House," which depicts a re- tion. One can almost feel the ing in graphics at Princeton Islands and in Tulsa. Her purchase prize. markable old house in Mata- breeze. A tiny lady on a, Victo- University Press in Law- wortt is shown in galleries in She has been profiled in Art wan, complete with its ginger- rian loveseat kicks up her renceville, and her mother the Virgin Islands. She is a Digest magazine and has re- bread architectural details. heels hysterically and her found many of the shells in member of the Oklahoma Art ceived many warm reviews The opening reception, to skirts fly. In these, Mrs. Egan the Virgin Islands, where Association and has won sev- from Maurice DeVinna, a re- which the public is invited will uses mixed media, found ma- Mrs. Egan has found it an in- eral first prizes in the Okla- spected Oklahoma critic for be Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. terials, and a large amount of spiring place to live and work. homa Annual at Philbrook Art the Tulsa Tribune. Her paint- The exhibition will continue to witty imagination. She usually stays for six Center in Tulsa. ings are owned by the Tele- March 30. In a charming blue house, weeks and has gone back A year ago, she was made a phonc Company* of St. Mrs. Egan, who works in converted from an old black- many times. She also has member of the Copley Society Thomas, and are in many pri- i traveled extensively through oil, acrylic, pastel and various smith shop set back off the 1 in Boston. Her painting was vate collections including that drawing media, will show street in Navesink, the artist's the Orient, seeing China, chosen to hang in the window of author Jim Bishop and the ' mostly oils in this exhibit, studio-living room is the full Korea, and Manchuria just of their Newbury Street Gal- Frank Lloyd Wright family, with works ranging in size height of her 2-story home. before their war, and Japan, lery through the entire sum- among others. from 5 ft. 7 inches to 20 inches There is much blue, a color and the Philippine Islands. mer. She has shown as a by 30 inches. she loves, throughout the Escaped From China member with the National house.' One wall of her studio, She was involved In a sus- Whether painting a still life, penseful exit from China with a portrait, an old house, or a is dominated by a natural Tony & stone fireplace, so large it a party of tourists who were composition of figures, the among the last to escape be- Terri Rizzo's artist captures the sunlight as dwarfs the diminutive artist. LOSE WEIGHT Another wall Js covered al- fore hostilities closed the bor- it touches her subject. ders. She has visited the Ca- OR MONEY BACK Ton Tere Her still life paintings are in most to the high ceiling with Odrinex can help you become the trim Mrs. Egan's work. It is a sun- ribbean, France, Italy, Coiffures the category of magic real- Greece, and Egypt. She trea- slim person you want to be. Odrinex is ism, with forms and textures ny room and the artist's easel a liny tablet and easily swallowed. Con- has always stood sures three photos in a triple tains no dangerous drugs. No starving. meticulously created to exist and palette table stand amid lor honesty, many of the items depicted in frame showing her mother, No special exercise. Get rid ol excess in an ethereal three-dimen- herself, and Laury, at about lat and live' longer..Odrinex has been service and the sional atmosphere, the view- her works. The original love- REALISM ON CANVAS — Agnes Egan; Navesink, Is shown with two of seat, which appears in her ' the same age, posing individ- used successfully by Ihousands all over besl darn styling, her oil paintings "The Ambrosio House" and "Queen Anne's Lace" which er is tempted to reach in and ually in front of the Sphinx. The country (or 14 years. Odrinex Plan . coloring and pick up an object. To develop sculpture and paintings, is costs {3.25 and the large economy size are included in her one-man show opening tomorrow at the Guild of cutting around. a finer sense of design, the there, and on the window sills Born in Sapulpa, Okla., J5.25. You must lose ugly lat or your Creative Art, Shrewsbury. The public may meet the artist at the reception and tables are many of the Sunday at the gallery from 4 to 6 p.m. artist spent a year working on (near Tulsa), Mrs. Egan ma- money will be refunded. No questions' jored in art at the University asked. Sold with this guarantee by: of Wisconsin. She then came LITTLE SILVER FAMILY PHAR- to New York for three years MACY - 10 CHURCH ST. - 439 Broad St. Shrewsbury of intense study at the Art SHREWSBURY PHARMACY - i Students League. "It would be SHREWSBURY SHOPS, BROAD 741-5600 the equivalent of a doctorate ST. - SHREWSBURY - MAIL OR- NEW Engagements DJER8 FILLED at International Arrivals

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Miss Walsh Miss Howard MissPordle Miss Reaves Kasper-Walsh • Garofalo-Purdie LINCROFT - Announce- Marist High School, Bayonne, EATONTOWN - Announce- Miss Purdie, an alumna of ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. and Villanova University, "Skiing" Etching by ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth Regional High Donald A. Walsh, 25 Coronet where he was a member of James B. Purdie, 34 Farm School, New Shrewsbury, is LeRoy Neiman Ave., of the engagement of Kappa Sigma, fraternity, Lane, of the engagement of attending Stockton State Col- their daughter, Miss Anne- Gamma Phi honor society,« their daughter, Miss Elizabeth lege, Pomona. We've Just discovered claire Walsh, to John Joseph and Pi Sigma Epsilon honor A. Purdie, to William J. Gar6> - Mr. Garofalo expects to be some very spectacular Kasper of Bayonne, sort of Mr. fraternity. Mr. Kasper was falo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Car- graduated in May from Mon- and hard—lo-come-by and Mrs. John W. Kasper of listed in the 1972 editions of ley Garofalo, 15 Park Ave., mouth College, West Long originals by the Whitehall, Pa. , "Who's Who in American Uni- here.x Branch. versities and Colleges" and • Infinitely talented artist Miss Walsh was graduated from Red Bank Catholic High "Who's Who in Athletes of Reiss-Meng LeRoy Neiman. These/ America." He was selected School. She is a junior at VH- RIVER EDGE - Mr. and and is a senior mathematics are all limited editions lanova (Pa.) University for All-East football honors in his junior and senior years at Mrs. Jacob Meng here, aKp of major at Montclair State Col- and Include his highly School of Nursing, where she Brick Township, announceMhe lege, where she is employed acclaimed serlgraph is a dean's list student. Villanova. Mr. Kasper is an internal auditor with Hertz engagement of their daughter, as an assistant in the comput- entitled "Leopard". Corp., New York. Miss Sherry Anne Meng, to er room. Since collectors ot his Mr. Kasper is an alumnus Ronald Alfred Reiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. art Include such famous Mr. Reiss, an alumnus of These are some of the many Mernick-Howard Reiss, 53 McLaren St., Red Red Bank Catholic High names as Sinatra, Hefner, Bank. A summer wedding is .finepieces in Harden's Queen Kennedy, DuPont and FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Hadley, Mass, and is em- School, is majoring in biology Mrs. Brian T..Howard, 21 Ty- ployed in the medical records planned, , .-.._ at Montclair State College. He of Scots collection, Therejs no scores of others, his son Drive, announce the en- department of Riverview Hos- Miss Meng was graduated works as a security guard and substitution for its solid cherry words have become gagement of their daughter, pital, Red Bank. from River Dell High School' lab assistant at the college. construction and hand-rubbed Increasingly difficult Miss Carolynne Judith How- finish. They are made with the Jo find. ard; to William Andrew Mer- Her fiance attended Mon- Rhame-Reaves quality that a queen looks for riick, son of Mrs. William V. mouth College, West Long MONMOUTH BEACH - istration from the University That's why we feel' Mernick, 33 Tyson Drive, and Branch, and is employed as a Mr. and Mrs. William H. of North Carolina at Chapel and gets from Harden. very privileged to offer the late Mr. Mernick. A May life underwriter with Equi- Reaves, 39 River Ave., an-•Hill. He is a sales representa- these magnificent limited wedding is planned. table Life Assurance Society nounce the engagement of tive for Lincoln National Life edition pieces to the Miss Howard was graduated of the United States, Menlo their daughter, Miss Susanne Insurance Co.,-Wadmalaw, Park. public by this prominent rom Mount Holyoke College, Lyles Reaves, to Joseph S.C. Burns Rhame Jr., son of Mr. "now" painter. and Mrs. Rhame of Green- Gome In ...browse Aid Offered Women sboro, N.C. The couple plan to trie Port of Shrewsbury - be married in June. SAL'S mmuhl and lake a first-hand Miss Reaves attended Shore Tavern S Restaurant look at these truly Considering College Regional High School, West Serving outstanding works. Long Branch, and was gradu- LINCROFT - Am I still Brookdale staff. LUNCH & DINNER See you there? There is no charge for this ated from St. Mary's Junior I able to study- and do school College in Raleigh, N.C, 'til 1 a.m. work? Will I be able to juggle service and group meetings OPEN MON. to will be scheulded at the stu- where she was a member of 40tltYr.ii> Red Bank .THURS. and SAT. my home responsibilities and Beacon Honor Society and of my homework? These are the dent's convenience. Shrewsbury al Herbtrt 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. the Honor Council. Miss oM Street Parking RRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. concerns of many women con- Reaves received a BAdegree sidering college after a lapse Questions pertaining to pre- PHONE 747-3177 of time since their last formal vious college credits, pro- in French from Mary Baldwin 'ANEW ^ '.' Bank American), education. grams being offered and the College, Staunton, Va. and _. American Express and availability of financiakaid spent her junior year in Paris, SERVICE Matter Charge Cards Honored To help these women the can also be discussed at these France. Women's Center of Brookdale meetings. -« Community College's Institute Mr. Rhame was awarded a FOR YOU! of Community Services is of- Further information on BS degree in business admin- fering an opportunity to share "Women Consider College" questions and concerns with may be had by calling the BAYSHORE CENTER PINK ¥ BLUE other women in a small group Women's Center, Brookdale for and with a member of the Community College, here. HYPNOSIS SITTERS Announces a WANT TO BREAK INTO RADIO Group Program for SITTING FOR THE YOUNG... AND TELEVISION COMMERCIALS? ...AGED... CONVALESCENT WEIGHT REDUCTION BY THE HOUR...DAY... Starting Monday, Andrea Kuziak's School of Dance Mar. 5 at 8 P.M. ...WEEK... WEEKEND 1 Woodbrook Dr. Matawan at the Center FOR INFORMATION CAU for Information and Presents classes by dlnctlont to the center . 787-0501 . MR. ARNOLD CHRISTIE CALL 568-1990 Professional Tiltnt Aganl from Nsw York City LEARN ANNOUNCING, HOW TO AUDITION AND READ SCRIPTS Classes Start March 13 Custom Collected Early (Tut*, and Thuri. waning!) CUSTOM DESIGNS In all tletdt tuch at: • American Furniture CALL 583-1444 TO REGISTER • COAT OF ARMS • SCENES • FABRICS • HOME DESIGNS • PORTRAITS* ANIMALS ANDREA KUZIAK'S SCHOOL OF DANCE REGISTIBI rOA OUR NBEUIWCHK UESSOHS 6 WK8. COURSE - K mHMIS EMM TUQOAY OR THUtSOAT Classical Ballet - Toe - Tap - Jazz - Acrobatic EnlfiHink. CHILDREN FROM 3 YEARS DP AOE THE GOLD THIMBLE OPEN 10 lo 5 DAILY - THUU8 & IIU. to 9 - SUN. 1 lo 5 ADULT CIAS8B8MON. AND THURS. , Call 583-1444 NOW to Raglater 842-7305 PdrHivwt ON ROUTE 34 43H77I 1| Tt* Ditjr Register, Red B»nk-Mi(Mlet«wp, N.I. Tturaday, March 1,1f73 Moose Gall Noseblowing Never in Season

Dear Ann Landers: This is Dear Teen: Ann Landers real problem is the learned the old year out and the new did the same thing even and hold it. To stay mad for not a very appetizing subject, says thanks for the "advice" eating habits that children year in. After a few drinks I though I was standing right seven weeks is childish. " ' but I need an answer. Please but I have a flash for you. pick up from their parents.* noticed my husband was keep- next to him. It took me sev- Going to a wedding? Giving forgive me for being indeli- Ann Landers Any physician will tell you ,Dear Ann Landers: I have ing his eyes on the clock and eral weeks to get over it. one? Or standing u|Tifrtne? cate, but is it proper to blow that 95 per cent of the heavy-' , been cool to my husband since inching forward to my sister- We've been married 14 Even if you're already mar- one's nose at the table? the day of the funeral. Since obesity from their parents. weights have no thyroid prob- New Year's Eve. The reason in-law. Suddenly he shouted, years and so far as I know he ried Ann Landers' completely I mentioned this to a friend then, Mom ha^placed two If these unfortunate heavy- lem. The "malfunctioning" for my coolness is because he "It's midnight!" ran over to has stayed in his own corral. new "The Bride's Guide" will who did it several times, and more statues at Mary Joan's weights can't live their lives gland is their mouths. It's did the same thing to me two his brother's wife, mumbled What do you think about this? ailswer questions about it wasn't just an ordinary gravesite and has changed the without being thought of as overworked. A tendency to^ New Year's Eves in a row. something in her ear and she — Bold Lang Syne today's weddings. For a copy, blow — she sounded like she headstone. "blobs,!1 or weak-willed, or ward obesity may be inher- Please tell me if I am right or replied, "Why not?" Then he Dear B.L.S.: If it's impor- send a dollar bill, plus a long,;. was calling a moose three We cannot get her to give piggish, something is wrong ited, but people who have this, wrong. gave her a kiss full on the tant to you that your husband self-addressed, stamped enve- lope (16c postage) to Ann miles away. 1 gave"her a sour away any of Mary Joan's with our society. — A Teen inherited tendency need not Three decided to go . mouth. I was so mad I could give you the first kiss of the look to indicate my dis- clothes. She wants to keep her Who Has Advice For Ann be fat if they watch their diet ' have chewed nails. Last year year, keep your eye on the Landers, Box'3346, Chicago, bowling and we ended up at 111.60654. approval. She asked, bellig- bedroom and closet exactly as Landers and exercise regularly. The our house at 11:30 p.m. to see at the stroke of midnight, he clock and grab him at 11:59 erently, "When a person has it was. to blow her nose, what is she I loved my sister very supposed to do?" I replied. much, but I'm afraid Mom is- "She can excuse herself going to drive herself crazy if from the table and go blow she doesn't get her mind on it." I was told in no uncertain something else. There are terms that-it is considerered four other children who need perfectly proper to blow one's her attention, but she is com- nose at the table and that I pletely preoccupied with the am wrong. Am 1? — Old Shoe child she lost. What can be I In Lafayette done? -v Not Looking Back Dear Shoe: It is proper to Dear Not Looking: Your wipe one's nose at the table, mother is understandably but for blowing, especially the grieved, but she must accept moose call variety, a' person the fact that life is for the liv- should excuse himself. ing. Her priest is the logical Dear Ann Landers: My person to bring her out of this younger sister passed away in depression. Speak to him May. Mary Joan was only ten about your mother's obsession years old when she died — and I'm sure he will offer to such a pretty, lovely, little spend some time with her. girl. It seemed a terrible Dear Ann Landers: I was shame to lose here. Her death disgusted with your answer to was not sudden. We knew for Fat And Miserable. You owe five years that Mary Joan had an apology to every over- leukemia. weight person in the world. We are devout. Catholics How dare you1 say, "If you and we live two blocks from hate what you are — be some- the church. Mom is over there thing'Jifferent." [SPECTACULAR VALUE praying three times a day. Don't you know that many She ordered a large statue of fat people have a glandular the Blessed Virgin for. the problem — a malfunctioning 5000 BTU j grave and it was placed there thyroid? Others inherit theii SALE ENDS FAMOUS MAKE SPECIAL *< Secretaries SAT., MARCH 10TH To Host Bosses EATONTOWN - Deputy Ocean County. Attorney General Kenneth Membership information in Zauber, chief trial attorney the secretaries' chapter is ••¥>, for the Division of Criminal available from Mrs. Helen Justice, State of New Jersey, Pote, 50 Walling Ter., Key- SpttMCwpu • USVollt- l.*Ampi • 2 Spetd Fan »All Aluminum Cabintt will be guest speaker at to- port. • Initant Mount Kit • K.movgb!. Wo.hobl. rill.r night's dinner meeting of • timil.d QuontitiM the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of the National Secretaries GRO^QUICK Association at 7 p.m. here in SOIL HEATING CABLES Rosie O'Gradys. FANTASTIC BUY! This will be annual Bosses' Night, with the NSA secretar- 18,000 BTU ies' bosses as guests at the Models meeting. The 16th anniver- FAMOUS MAKE SPECIAL sary of the National Secretar- • 530/208 Voll ies Association will be marked • 3 Speid Fan • Full Function with a large cake. Thermostat • Fr.ih Air & * There will be a judo and ka- Exhault Control rate demonstration by Dojo of • Slide out Chauis • PANCAKE BREAKFAST • Pushbutton NEW SHREWSBURY - HUNDREDS Controls Start plants earlier, grow them OF OTHERS The Tinton Falls Fire Co. faster. Easy to install in flats, • Built-in Installation TO CHOOSE FROM Kit Ladies Auxiliary will serve a sashbeds or window boxes. pancake breakfast Sunday Automatic thermostat. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the V«W Cnpui Tinton Falls Firehouse. Tick- Available in six sizes ets will be sold at the door. CREDIT •249 ' "There"willJoe a reduced price for children.v TERMS CORNED BEEF DINNER AVAILABLE MIDDLETOWN - Th* Since 1926 Ladies Auxiliary of the Veter- SYCAMORE AVE. BIG SAVINGS ans of Foreign Wars Post will sponsor a corned beef and SHREWSBURY 'cabbage dinner Sunday in the 741-6300 15,000 BTU post home,' 1000 Rt. 35. FAMOUS MAKE SPECIAL • 5 Spud • 230 Volli • Full Funttin Thtrmoitat • Fi.ih Air* Eihouit Control • S Fuihbullin open late Friday nights! Stllingi • Stidt Out Chauii

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. . • of course YOU run < STORES OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 9:30 • SAT. TILL7 it! MIDDLETOWN NEW SHREWSBURY CAMDiAVS 1833 ROUTE 35 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK: 30 BROAD STREET i 542-9832 ASBURY PARK: 600 COOKMAN AVE. 671-9836 (: The Wily BegWer, Red BaaJc-MkMletown, N J. Ttaowtoy, Mwch 1, 1*73 II Outdoors Beckons Via the Spring Catalogues B? WILLIAWILLIAM F. SANnrnuSANDFORnD the new lightweighUehtweicht tents, and ououreear gearr. wwe'le IlI do the bulk onfi ounur buyinWivimg* catalogs„„.-,!,..„.. Or\»r mayb«...>.e. A.the. store_. s •...he's. accomplisher!*l._.-... . d. just. wha. t. vicariou;» ....-s' •enjoymen_ _Vr_ __t• - over wonder if we shouldn't add We'll have a twinge of con- Ve C0Unt sh0Uld pay them< for the local he inten( one of those folding saws — so ~ MI,~- ° I °?f ' !ed» We'll have spent 'he kitchen table - of an out- Now that March is here. science, too, .realizing that af- ers. Mayoe we should pay the buying they inspire. what could have been another • doors that isn't quite ready Hank will be stopping by useful and easily toted — to ter enjoying the catalogs. man order people for the , Hank will leave knowing dull late-winter afternoon in yet for the real thing. shortly. March is a time of anticipa- tion - of planning and great expectations. Anticipation, like misery, loves company. So' Hank will have his catalogs with him so that we can have a'game of two-handed plan- ning. First we'll go into the seed catalogs, full of graphic prom- ises of the bounty of pleasant, "earthy toil. We'll* hear how Hank made out last year with ihe new strain of tomatoes he was trying, raising theni from seed in a small hotbed he'd built. That should take us into the current prices of food-stuffs, i^oth animal and vegetable, Jjnd we'll probably agree that PRICE BUSTER the old rule that "it doesn't «pav to raise your own" may J/iotibe as true as it once was.

-OUTDOOR I* WORLD Pivette illlUIIII II IIIIIIIIIHIIItllHIIIIIH "We'll talk peppers, corn, peas, strings and.limas/- maybe radishes, onion's, cukes, ENCLOSURE pumpkins and .even muskme- lons. •>' / T^pered Glass Doors (Then we'U'go through an annual ritual in which I point oilt that hiy garden project for the year probably will be limited to the setting out of a 88 / dozen store-bought tomato Remote Control • Automatic Winter Sporting Goods plants and Hank will urge me GARAGE DOOR SPECIAL! ,to expand: "Think of the mowing you'll avoid; and UP TO you'll be paying through the "Oood Way To Get In When Its Unsafe To Get Oul" nose for vegetables if you OUR REGULAR PRICE have to buy them." ON ^G 9 tempered I'll agree, and put out a doz- WINTER SPORTING GOODS 'as$ Doors en tomato plants — twice as With Vj HP molor, ond deloyed 2 minute light limer. Choose from Sleds, Toboggans, Ice Hockey •many as last year. S-1639Rea. 149,99 ALLIANCE "GENIE" 1531 Reg. 17995139.88 Equipment, Skating Rinks, Many More! Sporting Gear s Sporting Goods Dept. The purveyors of outdoor . Automotive Depl. sporting gear will get next .at- tention. Bound to draw;com- ment is the modernized ver- FIREPLACE sion of Herter's spring supple- ment — a pint-sized edition of With The Look of the ancient suppliers' vol- uminpus annual offering of ev- Real Quarry Stone IT SLIDES erything from celery seed to houseboats, birdshot to dia- monds. The spring presenta- Mp of fishing tackle, camp Cast quarry sione fireplace with attached top gear and outdoor clothing shelf. Lining is a burnt firestone finish. Color ond which hadn't changed in dec- shape makes this fireplace • facsimile of the ides has suddenly blossomed real thing, (less accessories) G-3446 Reg. into living color. The never- 199.99. limited Quantities. .changing text — even down to ST (he price tags| in a surpri- " «KS AWAY. singly large number of entries ^remains about the same. '•Bit the overall.effect is differ- ent. , We'll argue a little over whether the esthetic gain is worth the nostalgic loss. ; <)rvis' lithographic master- piece — and the printers have outdone themselves this spring — will demand drool- ing penlsal. The graphic poet- ry of this item of commercial --llteraturc-may....well make a. dedicated fly-rodder out of a winter-weary outdoors fan who has never stepped into a itfout stream or plied the briney for striper or blue. It will tempt us, as always, and finally inspire us to stop by the local tackle counter for SAVE 29.00 the.line or flybox we'll be SAVE 4.00 W&* SAVE 2.50 .needing, come the mayfly hatches. • We'll look into I,. 1,. Bean, "500" Sport Grip Executive 4'/2 Ft. Aluminum Eddie Bauer and a few more Double Pedestal Pyrex Pre-Wired Utility of the classics o^mail-order STEERING WHEEL DESK BASE and TOP PLATFORM LADDER KITCHENWARE salesmanship. We'll refurbish, PULL CHAIN FIXTURE COMBINATION Bake In III 9 Store In III • Freeze In II! in mind's eye, our outdoors COVER wardrobes, wish we had 30" x 60" 30" x 60" 199 fo-otn Mm TrTF Enough time for camping to DESK BASE DESKTOP Boiemenl Hr|r^k EACH OfCoje! "^r^r^P warrant purchase of one of time Croon. Block or Co- Wolnul o> While V-7330.1 99: nary Yellow. V-7329-31- 9 Spectoculpr glol!wor« takes obnormot obuie. 33 Complete Choice ol finiihed in Mollt while Boltd Enamil. Alboliln gloil di Perforated tace-on iteenng wheel cover mode of Poro- Non-ilip 3* slep. large M-OIV platform. Hondrod, 2 Qt. Squore Cole Dilh • • '•'' 0' Oblpng Bating Onh Iwwr. Poll crioin iwiicti. Frame ine 6" it 10'. Iriarrn. Looks ond feels liko leather. Black or Ton. holder wiih ioq roil oncj convenient tool holdcs T/l" Flavor Sover Pie Plate • I Ql. Meoigring Cup Y-2575Btg 7.49 188 P.11263 Reg. 13.99 pounty VFW A-50361-2 Reg. 3.99, IVlQMoolDnh Elcclrlcal Depl. Men Going Auiomoiive Oept. Point Dept. Houwwarei Oept. To Parley TRENTON - About 20 Special Savings Certificate Monmouth County delegates will be among 250 N.J. Veter- SAVE 100.00 ans of Foreign Wars members attending the organization's With This Certificate annual national conference in Towards The Purchase 01 Any Washington Saturday through Tuesday. Wood or Laminated . The Monmouth County dele- gation will be headed by Dis- KITCHEN CABINETS trict Commander Louis D. Wolda of Wanamassa. John B. WORTH Arco" ELECTRIC DRILL ATTACHMENTS , Kelly, Commander, and J5m- $500 or MORE 2 Sp.«d Power •mett G. Cherne, of Mlddlc- ANGLE-HEAD JIG SAW SCRIWDRIVW ) 0' Ooub'e Speedi Fit» '«' -lown Post 2179 are members Plumbing Dept. fih on/elecific drill Cuii pal t'icJuiliallyp* clutch. Sp«. ee'r.; di'll 'Ang'e Drive lor lemi in wyorj. plaiiici. rtniol-. mil bil holder pr.v»nli bll of the arrangements com- ,or>iirj in doie quorlcri ond 2' «4i 82462 liom ilipping oil icraw mittee. B 2224 huod 8.2411 Good Thro Mafc^ 3rd, '73 -.. Primarily concerned with Umil One Certificate Per Customer 188 . Jcgislative matters, the na- irKh tional conference is the mid- Mm year meeting of state units Hardware Dept. between national conventions. f Rnwrva Tha Rioht To limn Quantitwi. All Pncet At Pick-Up PricM. ' i 1973 Rc. Oetivtfy 5»rvte« Avoiloble, Not Reipomib'e For Tvpofl'opWcol Error*. Piicw Elffttiv* Or* Wt«k Only. Of special Interest to the j^fJeW Jersey delegates will be OPEN DAILY Jltietr annual breakfast honor- 9AM TO 10PM ing the stale's senators and OPEN "SUNDAY 'representatives, scheduled ROUTE 36 EATONTOWN 0PEN EVERY SUNDAY 9AMTO6P.M. 'March 6 Principal speaker Mnon CATONTOWN CINCU . HEXT TO MTHMAMK VI tiOWl N OAUVMtE V CHd SATURDAI Y MM.loj\J UWl/ MlM. 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TRAILER CART 39 neg Red 8aak-MkWletowB, NJ.Tbnreday, Harek 1,1173 21 Rumsorv's Miss Briggs, at 100r Still Enjoying Life to Its Fullest STATE Miss Briggs was born in a By MARVBETH ALLEN On her own, Miss Briggs cars came out. Since the bedroom and enjoy television. holders and from Sen. Alfred house on Third St. and bought the'Reiter Building, 96 autos were topless, the hats She was especially interested N. Beadleston, who was act- RUMSON — There used to attended school here. First Ave., which was across were held on by long scarves. in the landing of man on the ing governor at that time. be vases and flowers and hats When she was about 20, she the street from the Snyder Miss Briggs also designed and moon, which she thought was She also received a letter Ponzio Admits Liking Horses in the window. and her sister, the late Mrs. Building. She was active in made auto hoods of chiffon; "unbelievable." from John 0. Teeter, mayor And sometimes, from be- Clara Briggs Downer, opened Among her customers was CAMDEN — Arthur Ponzio, the Atlantic City public works civic affairs and became a It is her belief,.however, here. "It js my pleasure, on tween the curtains, a hand The pisses Briggs' Millinery Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister commissioner, makes no bones about his liking for horse rac- member of the local Business that "we're living too fast behalf of the Borough Coun- would wave at passersby. Shop in the Snyder Building of President Theodore Roose- ing. and Professional Women's today. Too many brilliant men cil," he wrote, "to extend our The Briggs' Hat Shop, 96 on First Ave., Atlantic High- Club. She also belonged to the velt. sincere congratulations to you "Horses are my pleasure in life other than my wife, fami- die too young." She also be- First Ave.; Atlantic High- lands. Atlantic Highlands Improve- on your glorious 100th birth- ly, God and my country," said Ponzio in federal court here Miss Briggs is "a Republi- lieves that by man's devel- lands, is out of business; but ment Society and acted in day. yesterday. • < It was the early 1890s and can independent" who voted opment of weapons, he is de- its owner, Miss Bertha A. many plays which it present- until 1967. She is a member of stroying himself and the But Ponzjo, who is on trial with three other present and Miss Briggs was attracted to Mayor's Letter Briggs, is enjoying life at age ed. All Saints Episcopal Church, world. former Atlantic City officials, on extortion-conspiracy that town because it was pros- "We in Rumson are very 100. Navesink, and used to walk charges, denied that any of the $55,000 he won at Phila< perous and growing. Boats Her customers were "Women," she believes, proud of our senior citizens, She celebrated her birthday there from here each Sunday delphia's Liberty Bell Racetrack on March 24, 1969, was wa- were plying between Sandy wealthy. And the hats she "should have a place in the all of whom have helped to Feb. 17 by blowing out the of her youth. make Rumson a wonderful gered with money obtained in a kickback. candles on a cake and having Hook and New York and made for them were long-last- world today, but they should She was an avid seamstress place to live. Very few com- Ponzio specifically denied that Nathan Heyman, president a piece with a glass of wine. bringing wealthy people to the ing. Many of her creations — be mothers first. It's a man's 1 area. now more than 70 years old — and, in addition to hats, made world and no woman as vet munities have the distinction of City Motors of Atlantic City, had given him part of a 10 per Now, after almost 80 years 7 are still in wearable condition. dresses. Still at her home is a can take this place. of having a person such as cent kickback on March 24 on the sale of $115,000 worth of as a businesswoman in Atlan- Those were the days when They're stuffed with tissue pa- gown which she designed and Faith In God; Food you among their ranks. trucks and chassis to the city. tic Highlands, she is back in every well-dressed woman per and stored in boxes at the wore to her brother's wedding Her longevity is attributed The 48-year-old Ponzio and the other officials are charged her hometown, living in the wore a chapeau; and Miss "I understand that you are home at 23 W. River Road, in 1890. Some of her later to "faith in God and good, with extorting more than $28,000 from contractors who did steam-heated house which Briggs decided that since she the sister of Mrs, Dalton Par- which she shares with her sis- creations were probably in- wholesome food!" To get business with the city between 1960 and 1971. was built by her grandfather. and her sister enjoyed making mly, a name that is almost ters, Miss Marie Briggs and spired by a European trip she calcium for her bones, she Ponzio said he won the $55,000 by betting-a four-horse, two- For three generations, her hats, Atlantic Highlands synonymous with Rumson. Mrs. Dalton Parmly. took just prior to World War I. eats cheese every day of her race combination. family has lived here ... dat- would be a profitable place in Your great lifetime has al- MOM Lawllig Me. She drinks tea, not coffee. ing to the days when the town which to sell them. Included in the collection ready spanned one century, Until recently, she was able And she avoids starches and was known as Port Washing- are wide-brim hats which witnessing many historic" When her sister married, to get downstairs from her sweets. Kawaida Has Musical Slugfest ton and Oceanic. the partnership dissolved. were popular when the first events, culminating with the NEWARK — The sometimes turbulent controversy over She lives with the belief that landing of man on the moon. Kawaida Towers was reduced yesterday to a battle of bands "happiness, exercise, and a and colors. smile go a long way id the "We at the borough hall are While minor work continued on the low'and middle income world." ' very proud of-you and wish apartment project, the black supporters and white opponents For her 100th birthday, she you all the happiness life can of the project focused their attentions more on who could received cards from the Mon- bring not only on your birth- rhake the most noise playing records over loudspeakers. mouth County Board of Free- day but throughout the year." Members of Temple Kawaida, the black nationalist group sponsoring the project, oppened the shojv with an album by Pharoah Sanders, the jazz musician, titled "Red, Black and Green." The colors are those of the black nationalist flag. Freeholders Firni Opponents of the 16-story apartment project waved their red, white and blue American flags and attempted to counter the blaring of Sanders' saxophone with patriotic songs. On Jail Guard Pay The man with the horn, however, appeared to wail louder than Kate Smith and "God Bless America." By IIALLIE SCHRAGEK and a half plus hospitalization granted to all of the county's FREEHOLD - As off-duty (approximately 1,400) employ- AASA Votes Against Public Aid jail guards continued picket- es was "in the realm of good ATLANTIC CJT'Y - The 19,000-member American Associ- ing outside the Hall of business" and was fair to em- ation of School Administrators voted yesterday to continue its Records and the county jail ployes and to taxpayers. opposition to the use of public funds to help support private yesterday, Freeholder Direc- "There's just a limit to how and parochial schools. tor Joseph C. Irwin called a far we can go spending tax- The vote came on the final day of the association's 105th press conference to explain payer's money," he declared. annual convention, but it was, riot without opposition. why the Board of Freeholders Mr. Irwin said the county Leading a fight against; the policy, which has been in ef- won't budge from its position had budgeted about $900,000 fect 10 years, was Roselle Spljool Superintendent Robert Van- on pay hikes for them. more this year for employes, Wagner, a Roman Catholic who has 11 children. VanWagner At the same time, Mr. Irwin including $813,694 in added proposed an amendment calling for "the appropriate use or and County Budget Director wages and $87,500 in added public money to support semi-private schools," but it was Theodore J. Narozanick cor- hospitalization costs. , , . voted down 112-5. rected a widespread mis- Past Raises Following that vote, the association approved the old reso- conception created when the In the last six years, sala- . lution by a 111-ti margin. Van-Wagner told newsmen he wanted county budget was introduced ries of county, correction offi- the policy changed despite the fact that all his children attend Feb. 20 that county employes cers have increased 60 per public schools. were in for 7.5 per cent wage cent, including pay hikes of 15 '' Rtgliltr Staff Pholo increases in 1973. per cent in 1971, when other State May Combine Agencies BUILDING A FUTURE — Allan Sherman, indus- world." Applying "elbow grease" are, left to Since the percentage based employes were getting normal trial arts teacher at the Intermediate School, right, Dexter Davis, 14, Wayne Roy, 14, William on starting salaries, Mr. Naro- increments (about five per TRENTON 'T- The state Department of Institutions and Reynolds, 14, and James Stankiewicz, 13. The zanick explained, the average Agencies may be restructured to combine the Medicaid Divi- Freehold, supervises eighth grade students who cent of base pay) and 10 per are building a house. The project is part of a pro- house is expected to be four feet long, 1 Vi feet pay boost would be some- cent in 1972, when other em- sion and the Division of Welfare into one agency, according to wide, and peak at seven feet. where in the neighborhood of Commissioner Robert L. Clifford. gram to acquaint students with "the outside ployes averaged about 5.5 per 5.9 per cent. cent. Mr. Irwin said. Clifford told the monthly meeting Wednesday of the State Higher paid employes would , Board of Institutional Trustees that the merging of the two di- Including fringe benefits, get a lower percentage and the pay boost this year visions would streamline the department's operations. the lowest paid employe's "Both divisions are pay-out functions and,both tum on the amounts to between nine and would get the highest per- 11 per cent, Mr. Irwin con- same standards for determining eligibility," he said. Freehold School's Project centage of increase. tended. Mr. Irwin had announced at "They (the freeholders) fail 3 Hurt in Lacey Twp. Plane Crash the budget introduction that to realize that other counties • LACEY TOWNSHIP — Three Pennsylvania residents all county employes would get have the same fringe benefits were critically injured yesterday when their small single-en- salary boosts of one and a half along with higher salaries," Encourages Student Strike increments, which he said gine plane crashed near a gravel pit here. said Sgt. Bowden when he Listed in critical condition at Community Memorial Hospi- equaled 7.5 per cent. was asked to comment on the tal in Toms River were the pilot, Stewart Adams, his. wife Pa- By JIM McCORMICK Sherman's attempt to "give cost of materials and text- The students built- their own Freeholders Firm freeholders' position. books. The Board of Educa- crane— "jenny boom" — to tricia and Elizabeth Foster, all of Cornwall-Heights, Pa. the students an awareness of The jail guards, who origi- Asked what further action is tion will pay the remainder of learn how to put steel girders Police said the plane was wrecked in the crash but did not FREEHOLD - Construc- the outside world." nally asked for $8,900, have contemplated, Sgt. Bowden the cost. in place. This crane is being burn. tion at the Intermediate And, like the outside world, dropped their demand to said that would be decided at used in the construction of the They said they did not know the cause of the crash, where School is expected to stop this students may find the project Two-Year Plan $7,800, which they say would an association meeting next four-foot long, l^-foot wide : the plane had taken off from or where it was bound for. week due to a workers', strike. is. not a "bowLof cherries," The project, which began in bring their salaries into line ••Thursday" night: ••---.- -- —- September, is part of a two- house. But nobody is expected to because some well-directed with those of state correction After negotiations broke year plan which includes the mind much, because the stri- "elbow grease" will be re- Although the house prob- officers and guards in neigh- down in. December, the asso- manufacture and sale of ten- OFA, Cahill Differ on Revenue kers will be eighth graders quired before the project ably won't be livable, it will boring counties., ciation called in a mediator sor lamps and balloons, land- . TRENTON - The Office of Fiscal Affairs expects the who are building a house in d feature an electric outlet, run- And Sgt. James A. Bowden, from the Public Employes Re- scaping of school grounds, vis- state to take in some $40 million less in revenue than did Gov; •teacher Allan Sherman's in- Mr. Sherman said the school ning water, fabricated walls president of the Monmouth lations Commission (PERC), its to construction sites, and William T. Cahill when the Governor proposed a $2.4 billion dustrial arts room. is one of three in the state to and shingles. County Correction Officers who failed to resolve the is- instruction in management- budget for fiscal 1973-1974, according to a reliable source. The strike and the construc- receive federal title III funds Association, says the $7,800 sue. employe procedures. Mr. Sherman said it is ex- The OFA presented a fiscal report yesterday to the Joint tion project'are part of Mr. to pay for half of the $7,750 pected to be finished by May, figure — an increase of ap- The next step could be fact- Appropriations Committee, which met in executive session. at which time the materials proximately 20 per cent over finding by PERC, if the asso- Nevertheless, details of the report were leaked to the press. will be salvaged for a future the present starting wage of ciation asks for it, but Mr. $6,486 -isnegotiable. One area of difference between the OFA and the Gover- project. Bowden noted that it is ex- nor's estimates is the state lottery, where the OFA predicted Zoning Board in Holmdel pensive (the cost would have Meanwhile, seventh graders But Mr. Irwin stated flatly $116.3 million iirrevenue, $11.1 million less than the total an- yesterday that the freeholders to come out of the associ- ticipated by Cahill, a source disclosed. are designing their individual "dream houses" out of styro- will not raise the correction ation's treasury, he said) and State Budget Director Walter Wechsler declined to lift the foam plastic. The homes are officers' pay more than the non-binding. veil of secrecy over the report. Delays Ruling on Variance being built to reflect the in- $477 budgeted, which brings Meanwhile, picketing is ex- original site approved would Mr. Colson sought the vari- HOLMDEL - Hearing of a come brackets and taste set the 1973 base salary up to pected to continue, but no dis- variance request by Nicholas have resulted in possible dan- ance with a plea of hardship, $6,963. ruptive action is planned, he More Prisoners Return to Work ger to the inhabitants of the stating the land was unusable by the students. RAHWAY — Thirty-five per cent of the inmates at Rail- and Carol Lepre will be con- He noted that all county em- said. tinued until the regular March house on the west side of his for anything but a home. Mixed Feelings ployes get an extra fringe The jail guards, who claim way State Prison returned to their duties yesterday, the third property, because their side day of a work stoppage that was planned to press for negotia- meeting of the Zoning Board Board secretary Warren E. Mr. Sherman said the stu- benefit this year because the they arc paid "poverty-level of Adjustment, under a deci- door would have ttten opened dents also will study commu- county has assumed the cost wages," say their proposed tions on a list of prisoner demands. directly onto his driveway. Baumgartner explained the A state Department of Institutions and Agencies spokes- sion reached last night. township is not required to nity planning, which includes of hosprtalization coverage for starting salary of $7,S00 is Board member Russell H. Carmen Fabrizio of 16 the placement of roads, shop- dependents af_employes, "wha't it takes for a man with man said the number of working inmates is increasing every Edgewood Hoad, Rumson, provide municipal services, day, but as far as the inmates' action coming to an end is con- Mallalieu said the board wish- such as snow-plowing, police ping centers, schools and amounting to $29(Ut8 per per- a couple of kids to live." es to make an on-site in- builder of the Lepre house, '• homes. son. I Sgt. Bowden said IB off-duty cerned, prison officials are "playing it on a day-today basis." said the building inspector patrol, and ambulance access When the work stoppage started Monday, the spokesman spection of a one-family to residents living on a road "All this gives them a "That's $290 mOTOthey get men were picketing yesterday dwelling now being built by told him in December that the chance to make choices they in their pay chcfO'lT* clear at 2:30 p.m. and 14 guards said, only 24 per cent of the Wli) inmates who have duties with- construction had been in; that is not approved. Mr. in the prison walls reported for work. The prison has remained the Lepres on Stillwell Road Baumgartner said the existing never could make before," money they don't have IO pay who were going off duty at 4 before deciding to grant a spected and to "follow Mr. Sherman said. income tax on," said Mr. Ir- p.m. would join the demon- quiet throughout the stoppage, he added. through" with his plans. 15-foot width of Tulip Lane The spokesman said those prisoners who report for work variance for a 13-foot sideline. prevented two vehicles, such Most of the students inter- win. stration. The zoning ordinance requires Mr. ani} Mrs. Lepre reside as ambulances, from passing viewed in the class endorsed Fringe Costs have their meals served "cafeteria style" while meals are at 83 Pleasure Bay, Lung brought to those who refuse to leave their cells. a 25-foot sideline. each other without one being the project, although a few County the cost of vacation Sea Cadets Train Mr. Lepre, who has already Branch, and are represented forced off the road. had mixed feelings about it and sick days, Social Security, obtained a variance to con- by Bernard Hoffman, Ked all. retirement and various insur- On Minesweeper Young Man Held in Girl's Slaying struct the residence on an un- Bank attorney. In its decision, the board re- Wayne Hoy, 14, of 7 McLean ance payments, one ,meal a COLTS NECK - Twelve FLKM1NGTON — Harry .1. Lindenthal Jr., 21, was dersized lot, stated he shifted Rejected was a plea by jected Mr. Colson's plea of St. said he was bored at first. day and a uniform allowance, Naval Sea Cadets (rom the charged in Hunterdon County Court yesterday with the slaying the building from the site des- Itichard and Isobel Colson of hardship, stating he was a "Now it's interesting. I it will cost the county. $10,110 Bristol Division, Naval Sea ()f a blonde school girl who police said had accepted a ride ignated in his original site 82 Park Avenue, Belford, to "purchaser under contract," think it will help me, even for the jail guard whose base Cadet Corps, Earle Naval De- with a girl friend in Mndcnthal's car Tuesday night. plan in an effort to make his construct a single-family having purchased the land though I don't know if 1 want salary is $8,963, said Mr. Ir- pot, received shipboard train- with the proviso that a build- Judge Thomas J. Bectel ordered the Morrisville, I'a.. man home more pleasing aestheti- house on Tulip Lane, which is to go into the building busi- win, who provided reporters ing recently aboard the USS ing permit be granted. held without bail in the knife slaying or I'.imi-la Ann Davis, Hi,, cally. Doing so however, not an approved road. ness," he said. with itemized lists. Direct, a minesweeper ber- of Pennlngton. Her body was found in a wooded area off Hunt- moved the dwelling to within Dexter Davis, 14, of 34 He said the $3,147 in ben- thed at the Perth Amboy Nav- er Itoad in West Amwell Township by state police who were 13 feet of the side line, a viola- 'Faces New Indictment South St. said the experience efits represents 45 pur cent of al Reserve facility. accompanied by Lindenlhal. police said. * tion he was unaware of until might help him if he ever the base salary for correction Participating cadets were Another girl, 14-year-oM'1 Elizabeth licnni'tt of Pennington, the bank from which he THKNTON (Al') - Brick executive vice president of wants to build his own home.' officers. Clifford Dale of Toms River, (old investigators that.she arid Miss Davis accepted a ridQ sought a mortgage refused to Township Councilman Charles Bo-Mank Utilities Construc- Bill Reynolds, 14. of 45 W. "When they negotiate, they Anton Budrecki of Manas-' • from Limlenthal. Police quoted her as saying si* and Miss .close until the problem was (iaskill has been indicted In a tors' of .Scotch Plains.' George St., however, seems don't even want to talk about quan, itory Lay, Russell Ro- corrected. set in his ways. "This is bor- Davis had been going to a nearby store but that Lindenthal state grand jury fora second 1 fringe benefits, he asserted. gers, and James Meklin, all of drove past the store a,nd into the wooded area. Because the structure is 50 time In connection with an al- Thi two men arc alleged to ing to me. I don't like this Mr. Irwin said tho freehol- Neptune, Larry Johnson of She fold police hvr^liands were tied together and she was per cent completed, Mr. leged bribe scheme. have arranged bribes totalling kind of stuff. I want to play ders had considered salaries Asbury Park, David Twecdie told to flc down, which she did. According to police, she ran to Lcpre contends denial of the (iaskill, a 4Kycai-rpl(l He- Jii.100 in a schi-mc to channel basketball," he said. "for some length of time" be- and Scott Robinson, both of a nearby house when she heard a scream froni Miss Davis. variance will result in prac- publican, was named yes- Brick Township Utilities Au- Meanwhile, Mr. Sherman is fore coming up with what Wanamassa, Salvatore Pisano Police said Lindenthal appeared at the state police Hope-' tical and financial hardship terday in a H-count in- bracing himself for a strike — they felt was a "very fair so- anil Stewart Allison, both of thority Jobs to Casiore's firm, well barracks early yesterday and said hu thought he had just for his family. dictment that charged he con- a strike that, for once, will lution." Oakhurst, William Stratton or killed a girl. 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ON, DARLING- "HJI - however, you'd better plan to 4 QK7A DOWNTOWN I'M SO EXCITED / ) •' stop, think and work to make queen of diamonds and ask . DAILY QUESTION > AT THE THE SAVOY-RITZ •.-'.. Dealer bids one heart, your EXTOAVAGAKIT ! the most of your cards. yourself how you can get S R TZ WOW/ IS THE FANCIEST ) (C;- partner doubles (for takeout), »J TONISHT, DEAR, ) TS!X ' J ' PLACE ^S East took the queen of dia- three additional tricks. > A in AND EAT IN TOy^N .' monds and contentedly led the You don't expect a second and the next player passes. our ace of diamonds next. This diamond trick in view of YhldSlJ8 76H WKST KAST made for contentment all West's raise and the fall of the D-9 5 C-A 10. What do you • A • J J 2 around; South made the con- jack. 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Bill Flett had a pair for the Flyers, who blew an beaten string to 10 games. The Wings survived three third period fights early 2-0 lead. Stemkowski's 19th goal of the season came at for a 6-5 victory over the Flyers that moved Det- With 15 games remaining for both teams, the 9:49 on a 20-foot shot from the slot with Steve Vick- roit within two points of idle fourth place Buffalo. Wings trail the Sabres by two points. ers parked in front of Chicago goalie Tony Espo- Elsewhere in the NHL last night, the New Philadelphia's second place edge in the West sitio. York Rangers and Chicago battled to a 3-3 tie, Min- was trimmed to three points when Minnesota Billy Fairbaipi opened the scoring for New nesota stung California 7-3, Pittsburgh trimmed St. whipped California. Jude Drouin scored a pair of York in the first minute of the game and then Pit Louis 4-2, Toronto ripped Vancouver 7-2 and Mon- goals for the North Stars. Minnesota also lost an Martin's power-play goal tied it for the Hawks. treal took Los Angeles 5-2. early 2-0 edge but bounced back and took the lead With just over seven minutes left in the opening pe- In the only World Hockey Association game for keeps on goals 73 seconds apart midway riod, Chico Maki, out killing a Chicago penalty, played, Houston edged Alberta 3-2. through the second period. broke in alone and beat Ranger goalie Ed Giaco- Referee John McAuley handed out 12 minutes Jean Pronovost had two goals and goalie Jini min for a 2-1 lead. in penalties in the Philadelphia-Detroit skirmish Rutherford blocked 33 shots as Pittsburgh knocked Jean Ratelle's 35th goal of the season lied it for with the Red Wings drawing 68 of them. The three off St. Louis and moved within one point of the the Rangers midway through the second period. It third period fights all occurred in the final six min- fourth place Blues in the tight West race. St. Louis was the sixth consecutive game in which Ratelle utes of the game. . * • has 15 games remaining, onemore than the Peng- scored at least one goal. First Detroit's Larry Johnston and the Flyers' uins, j _* Ji Stapleton restored the lead to Chicago with Dave Schultz went at it and emerged with 15 penal- Montreal opened an eighBgrfnt lead over the less than five minutes remaining in the second pe- ty minutes apiece. Then Henry Boucha of the Rangers at the top of the East by beating Los An- Ap wirepftotft riod and the margin stood up until Stemkowski tied Wings and Rick MacLeish of Philadelphia had two geles. The Canadiens got goals from five different SAVING ONE — St. Louis Blues goalie Jacque Caron, (30) gets ready to it again. bouts with both drawing major and misconducts players, Yvan-Cournoyer, Jacques Lemaire, Steve make a save on a shot by Pittsburgh Penguins left winger Lowell MacDo- Points are precious- now that the National and Bocha getting a game misconduct as well. Shutt, Rejean Houle and Chuck Lefley for the vic- nald during last night's game in Pittsburgh, Hockey League season has reached the nitty gritty Philadelphia's Bobby Clarke and Thommie Berg- tory. Monmouth Carries .500 Milwaukee Into District 31 Playoffs TRENTON - Monmouth |j Nips Sonics enth consecutive success that secutive year. Monday night's winners will College wound up its regular brought their regular season Monmouth, which has won advance to the district cham- When Seattle SuperSonics* said. season here last night by mark to 13-13 and avoided the the district championship and pionship game Tuesday night. Coach Bucky Buckwalter was In other NBA action, Phila- soundly trouncing Trenton first losing campaign in the a berth in the 32-team NAIA The Hawks were in com- asked about his teams defense delphia beat Baltimore 102-96, State, 83-75, a victory savored school's 17-year basketball Tournament in Kansas City, mand most of the way last against the Milwaukee Bucks Boston edged Golden State on three counts. history. Mo., four times, will oppose .night. Displaying a balanced that sagged on Kareem Abdul- 118-111 and Kansas City-Om- — It avenged a 74-64 loss to - It earned Coach Bill Boy- top-seeded host Dowling Col- scoring attack, they edged out Jabbar last night and back- aha edged Phoenix 109-107. the Lions (12-14) in West Long lan's rejuvenated club a berth lege Monday in Long Island at to a 16-10 lead midway fired, he said, "You give^up The SuperSonics opened a Branch earlier this season. in the NAIA District 31 tour- 9 p.m. Marist will meet through the first half before and they take it somewhere four-point lead in the third pe- — It was the Hawks' sev- nament for the eighth con- Plattsburg in a 7 p.m. opener. running five consecutive else. They moved the ball well riod before the Bucks pulled points on baskets by Gary to get it to their strength." ahead to stay at 86-84 on two Massa and Mark Kelly and a "Their strength," better Oscar Robertson baskets with free throw by Jeff Rush. known as Abdul-Jabbar, a minute remaining. Pelts' 34 Lift Titans Shortly before the inter- scored 26 points and led the Spencer Haywood of Seattle mission, the winners mounted Bucks to a 124-110 National led both clubs with 36 points. another streak of six straight Basketball Association victory Teammate Fred Brown, with points — three by Pete Cus- over the SuperSonics. ,. a 12.4 point per game average ick, two by Massa and one The Bucks also received 24 added 25. more by Rush — for a 41-28 Face Admirals Next points from Bob Dandridge Don May and Fred Carter advantage. The Hawks' lead The utans earn the right to and Curtis Perry and Lucius KEANSBURG - Keansburg other two. was never threatened there- scored clutch baskets in the face Henry Hudson Regional Allen both added 21. advanced to second round of High Bridge was unable to after. final period and helped the the Central Jersey Group I at Marlboro tomorrow at H come within seven during the Perry, who had missed 10 76ers defeat the Bullets. draw by defeating High p.m. remainder of the contest. Rush took game scoring games with a badly sprained May scored 11 of his 15 Bridge, 73-62, on its home Pete Pcltz scored 34 points Jack Jackucyk netted 16 honors with 26 points, in- ankle and returned to action points and Carter collected count last night. for the winners. for the llilltoppers, Dave cluding a dozen from the foul Sunday, led the Bucks in eight of the last 10 Phila- High Bridge edged out lo a Smith had 15 and Ron Car- line where Monmouth won thq rebounds with 13. delphia points in the final pe- three-point first quarter lead twright bagged 12. game. The Hawks, outshot, "We were concerned with riod as the 76ers won their Hornets Fall (18-15) behind the scoring at- 34-32, from the field, con- John Robertelli totaled 11 his condition because he was ninth game of the season . tack of Bill Almino who hit for verted 19 of 26 from the foul out so long, but he was out- against 60 defeats. six baskets. He finished the points and 12 Titan rebounds, line. Trenton State was just 7 From State Bob Sullivan added 10. standing," Coach Larry Cos- . Phil Chenler led the Bullets night with 18 points. of 14. tello said. Keansburg shot 32 of 68 with 36 points, 28 in the sec- Keansburg tightened up its' from the field, 9-14 from the Rush had considerable of- "My timing was off, espe- ond half, when he was 13-16 Tournament offense and took a brief lead line. High Bridge was 27-70 at fensive help from Massa (21 cially on defense," Perry from the field. BOUND BROOK — Holmdel at the end of the half, 29-28 goal and 8-20 on the line. points) and Kelly (18). It was the fifth victory in was decisively eliminated with a Pete Peltz jumper. AP Wlrephoto from Central Jersey Group 1 Keansburg sports a 14-11 Bob Hutchinson paced Tren- TOPS AND FLOPS — Canada's Karen Magnussen, top, executes figures the last seven games for the Dave Smith answered with a resurgent 76ers. competition last night as similar score to give the Hill- i-ecord. ton State with 16 points, while on ice at Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, yesterday In the short program Bound Brook swept to an easy HUA Brut* (il) KMxiiwry (73) teammates Mike Bobiak and event of the World's Ladies' Figure Skating Championship. She won the Don Chaney of the Celtics, toppers a 30-29 half time ad- GF t| G F T 84-52 victory. Almlno 9 0 U[Peltl 19 « 34 Bob Godsey added a dozen event and is an overwhelming favorite for the gold medal. Blonde Janet playing both as a guard and a vantage. Jackucyk 6 4 UQuInn 2 0 4 forward, had a career high 32 The Crusaders took a com- Cariwrfoht 5 2 12j Smith 4 0 12 each. Lynn, bottom, a 19-year-old from Rockford, III., gets up from the Ice after manding first-quarter lead, The Titans returned smok- Pike 0 0 0 Robertelli 5 1 II falling. The tumble, one of two that befell Miss Lynn, may have cost her points in leading the Celts over ing and scored the first eight Trimmer 0 1 I' Sullivan S O 10 Monmouth showed a 42-34 outscoring the Hornets, 11-Q, Smith 7 I ISiMele I O 2 the possibility she had of overtaking Miss Magnussen. the Warriors. Cleory 0 O 0 rebounding bulge, with Rush's in the opening seconds. points of the third period. Peltz nailed two baskets and Totals 27 a 42 I Totals 31 9 73 12 leading the way. . The Celtics, who lead 54-51 •The Hornets slipped to a 27- HlohBrldoe II 12 It 21 -62 at the half, had their lead nar- Kevin Smith connected for the Keonsburg IS 14 24 20 — 73 The Hawks 32 field goals 8 deficit by the end of the pe- came in 70 attempts. The rowed to 00-84 in the first min- riod and left the rest to Bound Lions were 34 of 69. ute of the fourth quarter, but Brook. Mcnmoum (O) Trenton SI. <7S) John Havlicek came off the Dave Barile led the winners G F T| G F T bench and sparked the Celts Cuslck BIOCS 3 2 « with 17 points, Joe Dylewsky Kdly 4 0 8 to victory. Ruth 0 0 0 had 16 and Tim Eutsler and AfeBSO Hutchlmon « 0 16 John Doody contributed 12 ' Kleber Bruno 1 0 2 Jo Jo White followed Chan- FiKx Boblok 6 0 12 and 11, respectively. Cermlnoro 0 0 0 .Klrtchllng 1 3 5 cy in the Celtic scoring pa- iGodsey 5 2 12 rade with 24 points followed Guy Leigh was high scorer Poimer 3 0 6 _ j Wiley 3 0 6 by Dave Cowens with 21 and for the losers with 16 mark- Totals 32 19 13 Totols 34 7 75 Havlicek with 18. ers. Monmoutti 41 42 Holmdel closed out its lirst Trenton 51 29 44 Nate Thurmond scored 23 varsity year at 1-21. points for the Warriors. Dick Van Arsdale missed a HUmoei (SI) lovndtr. (H) G F Ti ... G F T Freehold shot after a jump ball with Leigh 6 ' 16:Homllton 2 2 6 Ondrlc 4 0 l; Euhler 6 0 12 eight seconds to go to give the Schonck l I liKotch 0 0 0 HorrH 3 1 t'Borlle t 1 17 Kansas City-Omaha Kings a Rtulmoni 2 0 4 Doody 5 1 11 victory over Phoenix. Ounlap 3 0 6'Jones 2 0 4 Fractures Stromon 1 1 3 Dylewsky 7 t IS Pomorko 2 0 4 Poitiuk 10 1 Kuehne I 0 2 Broo, 2 2 6 Llnoentrgr } 0 2 Hoffman CBAWins Tolwi 22 I SMolols a I U Holmdel • II 14 1? — S3 • FREEHOLD - Freehold Bound Br V 19 » !« - «4 easily won the right to meet Them All Manville in the quarter-finals UNCROFT - CBA chalked Park System of the Central Jersey, Group I up an undefeated regular basketball tournament by slate by trampling [ Shore Re- Slates Cagers romping over Hoffman, 83-60, gional 62-19. L1NCROFT - The .Mon- here last night. The Colts made It 10 in a mouth County Park- System Freehold will meet Manville row behind the record-break- will bold its fourth annual tomorrow at Sayreville at 8 ing performance of 880-yard- men's basketball tournament p.m. runner Bill Huntley. on March 11,: 17. 18 and 25 at The Colonials surged to a Huntley completed the cir- ' Neptune High School, Spring- 26-8 lead after a quarter and cuit in 1:59.3, topping the old dSle Avenue. strolled through the rest of school mark of 1:59.0. Maurice B. Johnson, p;trk the game from that point. Devils Rough Up Raiders, The Colts are looking for- ^system tournament director, Rich Tyler, the Colonials' ward to the State Individual has announced a registration Mr Big, notched 24 points, Championships, Monday, at deadline of noon on March S. while workhorse Jack Warner Princeton. added 14.Dave Mackey Step to Central Quarters „ ., L«A (Ml il»f. RM. (II) and an entrance fee. limited chipped in 12. icMoV* " ~ '• Mo* H(m«hu<" to 12 players. HILLSBOHOUGH TOWN- blasted seven unanswered In addition to Jim's points, To add salt to the wounds W-yard' do>h - I. Jotk Floherly (5), SHIP — Shore Regional ad- points. Players must ho at least IK Freehold (19-4) went on anoth- he garnered 22 rebounds; Dan vanced the quarter final slot Two-mile run - 1. Steve Ham ICI. T. years old, county residents, er scoring rampage in the Jim Delehanty, who fin- Delehanty copped 16 points. and must not have played col- of Central Jersey Croup II by Rich Shirvanian had 13 and One-mile run - I. Tim Manning (C), T- third session with 27 points, ished with 18, netted two bas- •JO-yd. run — Bill Huntley ,(C1. T-l :S« 1 upending Hillsbnrough Town- lege or professional basket- and coach Ed Kuhnert quickly kets, and two free throws; Bert White had 12 points and MOjird. run - Lorry Donahue (Cl, T- ship 63-50. |gm|> ball in the preceding 12 went to the bench jockeys in Rich Shirvanian added a free 10 rebounds. 5!'$". - '• """>' Plcehlnl ICI, H months. the finale. The Devils next opponent throw. As a team, Shore out- Shot pot - 1. Wovne Edworo» um»n-FH (74) (rick Two. (HI yard medley relay team that DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Lee Trcvinn is Floor exercise — 1. Karen Whltelaw closing in on one of his most cherished career IR) 2. Kim Whlielaw (Ri. 3 Diane Duo placed 12th m the nationals Montreal Expos sent right-handed pitcher Carl IRI Diane Oeane, (Bl tie. Don't goals. Uneven bars — I. Kim Whllelow (RI 2. with a time of 3:31.275. Morton to the Atlanta Braves yesterday in a AAltlard 47-2020 21 tfce 0»Dy Eegbter, Red Rank-Mlddktowiu N.J. Thurwlav, March 1, IS73 Ozark9 s 1st Task With Phillies: Drop fLose' From Vocabulary CLEARWATER. Fla. (AP) kicking around baseball as a son and Earl Stephenson from fielder on the wings of a .281 - New manager Danny O^ark minor league player, and Milwaukee are the bullpen rookie season with 18 home sees his first job as instilling a manager and major league candidates. runs and 68 RBI. Mike Ander- winning attitude in the Phila- coach for 31 years. "We Ozark believes he is well son, who flopped as a rookie, delphia Phillies. He's started should be in good contention fortified behind the plate, and had to go back to the mi- the brainwashing by pre- in the East. I'll be dis- despite going with a rookie as nors, gets another chance in dicting his team will be in appointed if we don't win the his front stringer. Bob Boone, centerfield against journey- • contention for the National National League pennant." the son of a former American man Del Unser, a sure fielder League Eastern Division Lack of Talent League AU-Star infielder, has with a weak bat. Tovar also is the catching job, with Mike championship. Ozark's optimism far ex- a centerfield possibility. Mon- Register Staff Photos Ryan, a top field-no hit re- Ozark, a long-time coach for ceeds the player talent he has tanez, who slumped from 30 REBELS IN REGIONALS — Howell' High School's two time district skipper Walter Alston at Los1 available to make it a reality. ceiver as the backup. Boone home runs to 13 and 99 RBIs hit .308 in the Pacific Coast champions will be out lor additional honors in this weekend's Regiori 6 Angeles, insists the Phillies He has taken over a club that to 67, battles Hutton for the competition at Cedar Ridge High School in Madison-Township. The Dis- have to think only in terms of had the worst record in major League and .275 in 16 games right field job if he doesn't last fall with the Phillies. trict 24 champions are, left to right, Terry Beins (136), Art van Note (130) winning. league baseball last season. play first base. and Nils Deacon (168). Beins and Van Note competed in last year's re- "They have to forget that The Phillies finished 37V4 Ozark watched Boone in the gionals after annexing district titles at 115 and 123 respectively, while other word lose," says the 49- games Ijehind the Eastern Puerto Rican League this win- Deacon is a district king at 168 for the second consecutive year. year-old Ozark, who has been champion Pittsburgh Pirates, ter and came away satisfied and 11 games in back of next- the youngster can handle to-last Montreal. Vice presi- pitchers, do the job defen- dent Paul Owens, the player sively and hit big league personnel' boss, has made a pitching. NJSIAA Bans Ferris lot of changes, and the Danny Ozark The Phillies starting infield Phillies will be more com- is uncertain. It depends on ROBBINSVILLE - Ferris High School of Feb. 23, and automatically drops Ferris from ers should be Jim Lonberg 14- Jersey City has been put on basketball proba- this year's' tourney. Palomeque may not suit petitive, win more games. 12 last year for Milwaukee, whether the veteran Deron The chances are, however, Johnson comes back from a tion for one year and barred from this year's up or sit on the Memorial bench during that and Ken Brett 7-12, also ac- state high school basketball tournament. team's tournament games. they'll still be last. quired from the American crippling injury and regains The New Jersey Inlerscholastic Athletic Ozark's biggest plus is league Brewers. After that his first base job, and if Memorial was scheduled to play Wednes- Association in a decision Wednesday also .said pitcher .Steve Carlton, a 27- Ozark has to choose from rookie Mike Schmidt Can re- day against River Dell High School of Oradell, that Cesar Palomeque, Memorial High School game winner for the hapless Darrcll Brandon 7-7, a starter- place the traded Don Money the game to be played at Ramapo High School of West New York senior, may not compete in Phillies in 1972. a feat which reliever; Hick Clark 4-9, ac- at third base. The other possi- in Franklin Lakes. the tourney. earned him the Cy Young quired from the California An- bilities are Cesar Tovar at Award as the league's best gels; Barry Lersch 4-6, Dave third and either Willie Monta- The decision was on an appeal by both Sudden Death^Vote schools of a ruling Monday by the NJSIAA in pitcher. Carlton, a firm belie- Downs 1-1, Jim Nash, 1-9, nez or Tommy Hutton at first DALLAS (AP) — Tex Schramm, long an connection with the Ferris-Memorial game last ver in the theory of positive Wayne Twitchell 5-9 and base. Denny Doyle and Terry advocate of sudden death dramatics to decide Friday at which a near riot occurred. thinking,,says 30 victories are rookie Mike Wallace 16-7 from Harmair figure to platoon at tied National Football League games, believes this season's goal. Don't bet the Pacific Coast League. It's second, with Larry Bowa the The game, played at Marist High School rthe rule has a good chance of approval by own- he won't make it. a rather thin starting pitcher shortstop. gymnasium in Bayonne, was halted with more ers at the spring meeting in Scotlsdale, Ariz. Behind Carlton, a left-hand- outlook. Brandon, Mac Greg Luzinski is the left Nancy Wilson than two minutes to play after a brawl began "We've got a better chance than we had last er, the No. 2 and No. 3 start- Scarce, Dick Seima, Billy Wil- among players on the court and spread to "spectators. Memorial was leading at the time year and it came fairly close to passing," said 63-55. Schramm, the general manager of the Dallas Red Bank YMCA The NJSIAA said .Palomeque was one of Cowboys and chairman of the NFL com- the principals involved in the fight. petition committee. The NJSIAA said the one-year probation Schramm said, "There is an attitude in the has everything for your home! Applauds Tankers against Ferris dates from Friday, which was league that we do have to have progress."

RED BANK - David Whel- yard medley relay. chel, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Single winners were Lew TIRE the people Urc I Al! sizes Eston V. Whelchel of Rumson, Kleinhans of Navesink, Dave is this week's Red Bank Com- Halbstein of Oceanport, Brian BARGAIN! people low priced munity YMCA's swimmer of White of Red Bank, and Stew- the week. ii art Fife of Hazlet. David, a fifth grader at the The girls lost a 110-98 deci- town's Forrestdale School in Rum- sion to Summit, but Dana DOnU-KUD son, has been a member of Mihion of Little Silver WHITE ALUMINUM the Red Bank Y's Aqua Rock- grabbed three events. She ets for three years and holds ^von the 11-12, 50-yard free- three team recordsN •- —--- style, 50-yard backstroke and His sisters, Pat, Mary Kay ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT 200-yard medley relay. COMBINATION WINDOW and Nancy, all swim on the The same tire Quality Throughout YMCA girls' team. Dana Morton of Shrewsbury that comes on During the summer, David captured the 12 and under in- many nevy; swims with his sifters at Ship dividual medley and the 11-12, 1973 cars! Ahoy Beach Club in Sea 50-yard breaststroke. • Triple Track Bright. Jane Marshall of Middle- • Full Weatherstrlpped DELUXE LUSTRO David is also a Little town scored a double in the • 15 Year Guarantee 11-12, 50-yard butterfly and CHAMPION* League baseball player. 1 24-GALLON • Min.6 David was a double winner 200-yard medley relay. Sup-R-Belt " 25 last week, but his t*-am Single winners were Judy Sizes A78-I3 B78-I4 TRASH CAN dropped a 138-70 verdict to Groff of Colts^Jeck, Liz Hol- Blackball Somerset Valley^^-^A land of Rumson, Cindy and Plus SI.8I to $2.00 per tire Dave won tntno amrqnder, Debbie Iadanza of Long Fed. Ex. tax and tire oil 50-yard backstroke and 200- Branch, and Liza Groff of your car. . Reg. 99 yard medley relay. Colts Neck. Whitewall add* 3 7.98 Chip McElhattan of Little Nancy and Barcy Thurston 4 Silver won the 10 and under of Colts Neck were diving vic- 50-yard breaststroke and 200- tors.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Notices Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Lost and Found REWARD 125 - For any Information I9M BEL AIR — Four-door. M7S. leading fo the arrest and conviction •! 1916 POUTIAC GTO - New point, new More Classified 1966 : EXECUTIVE CARS WANTED exhousl, burglar alarm. Hooker headers, LOST - Block molt Labrador Rttrltvtr, penon or persons that broke Into the yel- Good Transportation 1971 FIATS - IZS'S, 124s ISO'S two-doors, low Comoro, 164 Monmouth, Red Bank. CORVAIR Party who needs I00°o financing, with no four MT Mag wheels, two new Delto 60 on Next Page onswtrlng lo •'Sergwnl," lost In Rurmon Sls-cv!lnder, rodio, heater, automatic. tour-doors, wagons and convertibles. All money down, on a 1970 FORD COUNTRY wide tires. Many extros. M50. Coll 671- Frldoy Reword UJ-277). £julre ot 164 Monmouth St.. Room 3, Red Con be seen Suburban Gulf Station, 37 Only one of rnony low priced guaranteed. Some with AM/FM radios. SQUIRE STATION WAGON. Air condi- Leonoravllle Da, Belford. 7«? 9710 Iransportoilon specloli. All priced \l\ orlced rlqht. Levlne Motors Corp.. tioning. S2I9S. For quick credit O.K.. coll LOST - On, malt, port German Shep- . tor quick sole. SAVE NQW. Iwy IS, latontown. S42-102O. OASIS MOTORSot 1201) 721-7100. rw-d and porl Mulky, nomt "Spike," vIcT 1»7J CHEVY NOVA - Two door, slxcyl Autos For Sale Autos For Sale nlty KMnstjura. Reword. 49S2SM Travel-Transportation, 4ndcr. tmmoculote. Blue with black vinyl CHEVROLET VEGA 1972 — Like new, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb Interior. Automatic, power steerlno. Ra- RASSAS 5,000 miles. Radio, heater, automatic service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lower REWARD - TeowMk old Huiky. FLORIDA BOUND LADGE TRUCK GOING EMPTY dio, whllewalls, *m miles. J2350. 5 Oak- PONTIAC transmission, custom interior. Better en- Main St., Motowon. 566-2299. ' Answers to "TINKER." wood Lane, Rumson. 71)5177 gine. 12000. 264-7709, eves. only. INJURED! CALL 7>?IW4 m Broad St. 7^1 5180 Red Bonk F & H Motors Inc. Ev«. until 9 RED BANK VOLVO * L6ST — Smalcal ngol mand pin, snap* of RIQF WANTED — One dav everv two \W CHEVELLE 371 - Two-door. NeorIy 1970 CADILLAC - Hardtop Sedon D(- Autfiorlied Dealers, a perfect condition. Rallye wheels dlsc Dodge ond Dodge trucks wr«p«i, with jmotl red jlones. Ketpioke. weeks to LlWe Silver AtpTom RuroSi v 1972 DART SWINGER — Blue. Power Vllle, fully equipped, 28,000 miles. En- Will poy fairly. U7-K77. brakes and four-barrel carburetor. Coll steering, air, automatic, tinted windows, cellent condition. 13800 firm. Phone 671- Hwy 3S , Eotonlown. N:J. 172-iin. m-iUO. radio, heater. $2600. 739-0519, evenings ot- 0057. 547-IHI ter 6 p.m.. LOST — Cot. Rurmon. Groy, with orange 1970 BARRACUDA — 426 Html. Like new. 1965 OLDSMOBILE — Automatic trans- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. •. Hwy 36 Eotontown UsE Purplt """"• Namt '» "»'«• 1*1 AUTOMOTIVE Low mileage. Power steering and auto- 1972 OPEL GT - 8000 miles. Just tuned mission, radio, heater, power steering. Autos For Sole matic. HIM. Call 541-5459. up. AW/FW, rear defroster. Good price. Like new tires. 1350. 872-0273. 5421000 LOST — Shirley's cot, white with block on Blue. Call 739 1340 otter 6 p.n. KROLL MOTORS, INC. 1964 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — Pow- AAA AUTO CREDIT er brakes, steering, air, excellent running 1972 FORD PTN~TO"AuTomat7c7V~od[oy 279 Broadway Long Bronch WANTED Assume payments on any of 100 cars +ri 221-3600 ond body condlfion. New brakes all HMO or best otter ovfr. slock. Credit applications accepted by Party who needs 100% financing, with no around. Asking J350. HMtll. Call 244-5196 1969 VOLVO 1968 VOLVO money down, on a IM7 CHEVROLET IM-, phone. All makes ohd models available. 1961 MERCEDES BENZ - 190-SL, ex- Guaranteed credit. Call lor I hour ser- 164 S 4-speed, one owner, Facto- 122S station wagon.,Completely PALA, Two door hardlop. Automatic. VB. lfos PLYMOUTH FURY III WAGON — 1947 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER - Very cellent mechanical condition. Two tons. Power steering, 1795. For quick credM vice. Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth. AM/FM radio. Asking SI500. Coll 142-6*39 ry air, AM-FM, Fog lights. re-conditioned. A-t. Cream puff. Public Notices Rack. Good tires. Good condition. 1450 Clean. New top. 12295. BAtLLY BRO5., 870-1700 O.K., call OASIS MOTORS ot (301) 721 536-3961 or 949-7764. INC. 19 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red OT741-S622. I will nD longer be responsible (or any 7100. Bonk. 747-0596. 1970 CORVETTE — Power steering, Lilt $4600 Now $21 95 NO* $1295 debts other than those Incurred by mystll 1970 CUDtb— Elghl-cyllnder, 440 cu. In 1964 BUICK LE SABRE - Power steer- IW6 0LDSM0BILE LUXURY SEDAN CARRYALL~i964 - D~odge~l5Tsporl Vatv ing. New brakes, new Polyglas tires. brakes ond windows. Four-speed. 350 h.p. RobwtMrevnok 'four-speed, 410 Sur-qrip rear. Heovy duty Low mileage. Mult sell. Call 741-5317 after 4o Brolnard Ave., Port Monmouth Good condition. D00. suspension, vinyl lop, stereo. Perfect Carpeting, curtains. Very good condition. Good running condition. Clean. Must sell. 1972 VOLVO 1967 MERCEDES 229-7139 evenings. ihapc. Call (7I-0533. J575. 2910207. • Asking W50. call 717.4603., 6 p.m. •142 EA. Aulomalic. AM-FM air. 250S, 4-door. Automatic, power Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale " Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale luel injection. Factory warranty. steering, brakes, windows. Facto- ry air. Immaculate, *#%«/*»• NOW $3795 List $6990 Now $3395 1971 VOLKSWAGEN *1495 2-door Bug. One owner. Like new. 1970 KARMANN GHIA..$1495 Convertible, '14,000 miles. One owner, like new. Red. 1970 RENAULT R-16 $995 Introducing white, one owner. 1969 KARMANN GHIAJ1195 Couoe. One owner. Red Radio, heater. 1968 PONTIAC s1095 LeMans 4-door. One owner. Auto. Power steering. "The small fry of the 1968FORD *1050 Mustang. V-8. 3-speed. 1966WLV0122 $1095 4-rinnr. stick. One owner, red. Like new. big automotive business Authorized Dealer Since 1956 . RED BANK V#LVO Hello! E: Newman Springs HI 741-5886 Red Bank !••••••••••••••••••••• I'm Little Profit, Little I Price! Price! Price and I stand I WALL LINCOLN MERCURY has the range lor any buyer, and if it.'s not listed here, we have for savings! 9 more.. SSo stostop aatt theitheirr nenew locatiolocation anand browsebrowse.. Profit You'll find the nicest array of quality cars around. 1972 CONTINENTAL MARK IV While, red leather interior, white nylon lop, stereo, ) tilt wheel, full power, door locks. 7689: ! 1972 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED '4-door hardtop, lilt wheel. Cruise Control, air condi- | tioned, power windows, six-way seat, blue with black vinyl top. Sure, everybody talks savings, • 1971UNC0LN CONTINENTAL • 4-door. turquoise, white vinyl top, stereo, Cruise but, everyone in business has to Control, lull power, air conditioned. • 1971 BUICK RIVIERA $ make a profit. And that says it all! Beige with brown vinyl top, air conditioned, stereo. 3760- A Sharp. Straiib sells in volume, "BIG" Vol- • 1971 MERCURY S Park Wagon. Air conditioned, nino-passen- ume, so our "Little Profit" on your [ ger, luggage rack. -., • 3333 5 •1972C0UGAR S • 2-door hardtop Red, white vinyl top. while interior, purchase is your big savi power steering, air conditioned, low miles. 3279j • 1972 BUICK SKYLARK J Makes sense, right? 2-door hardlop, powder blue, black vinyl top, auto- matic transmission, power steering, air conditioned. • 3197J •1971 MERCURY MARQUIS S ©2-door hardlop, yellow, black vinyl top, air condi- Ationed, power windows. 3189 i •1971 CAMARO 1 2-door hardtop, powder blue, white vinyl lop, V-8, f I • ||| A li A automatic transmission, power steering. •• • \M\M ^ You'll get savings 51971 MERCURY MONTEREY $ I W 2-door hardtop, bfack, red vinyl interior, black vinyl Like this... i lop, air conditioned. Gorgeous car. 2679* 11971 FORD TORINO BRAND NEW 1973 OPELS 4-door hardlop, fed, black vnyl lop, air condilioned. '2485: y AT 1972 PRICES!!! ' 1970 FORD LTD I 4'-yoor. ginger with black vinyl top, automatic trans- I mission, power sleenng; air conditioned. ' »2129J 11969 FORD XL * 2-door hardtop, air condilioned, maroon, automatic S You pan Because we bought large quantities of | transmission, power steering. 1897: depend on 1972 PINTO $ 72 Opels before the 10% increase, we can : 2-door. yellow, automatic transmission. Nice car. 1818: still offer them to you at 1972 prices! You 'J1971 VEGA S get the savings and we just get our "Little A ?-door. yellow, slanr);ird tr.inimiaiion. Very clean. 1687 • 1968 FALCON WAGON S Profit"! w 6-cylihdef, automatic transmission, power steering, 0 32,000 miles. 1134j * 1969 DATS UN "510" 5 ^ Station Wagon 1064; The Showplace of the Century' S $ 1966 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Centrally Located mt 4 floor, lull power, a'r cDnrJitionsd, tuns good. 877; ls Wall i BUICK OPEL Used'Car Location • HWY 35 264-4000 KEYPORT 55 Corner Broad St., Newman Springs Rd. J \ if Red Bank 747-5350 I Autoi For Sale 28 The Difly Register, Red Bank-KiddtetewB, NJ. Thursday, March 1,1*71 Auto F»r Sole for Sole Auf os For Sol* A FEW 1972 »OS LEFT - Mwrjr! A IS WANTED Motori, n S. Main St.. *io»rv Port. W- 1971 VOLKSWAGEN coup*. Automatic, >i«-c»llnfltr, powtr IH4 PONTIAC 8ONN6VIL.LE ttterlns. ilWS. For aulck cr«HI O.K., coll Enjlne and tmn.nlUiltn perfect. M00, AKRf!te? OASIS MOTORS at 12011 721-7100. firm. 31-0637. 1fe> OPEL WAGON - Eicellenl clutch IfTJ CHRYSLER IMPERIAL LE BARON OKI tlrei. Needs minor IransralMlm ond RASSAS BEST - Looked. Asking SS.500. 3 Eott River brake work. J200 firm. UUSti. Ha.Rd.. MumsonRmson. PONTIAC TWIN BORO MOTORS LOVABLE 1969 VOLKSWAGEN CAMP- 19M CHEVROLET IWPALA - Fpur^loor, 5t for Less at ER — Fully equipped, pop-tent. Excellent aulomotle, 327 V-». Gooo condition. A«k- JtSS running condition. SHOO. H2-tHtO. Ing ttiO. Coll I7M12I. More Cldisifitd IMS CORVAIR MONZA 19»» VOLKSWAGEN 112!. Excellent condition. »W0 on Next Page KITSON 1973 EXCLUSIVE! Call JMII35 COII74I-2U3 CHEVROLET FACTORY INSTALLED 100 CARS AIR CONDITIONING AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM ON ALL 1973 NOW FOR ONLY I 1971 CHEVROLET •Impala Custom Coupe, automatic GREMLINS • HORNETS • MATADORS 200 •transmission, power steering, ia- Ordered After January 1st MiO, vinyl root, air conditioning. IwMwm NOW '2295 1973 HORNETS 1973 GREMLIN 1971 CHEVY II . Nov» 2 door, automatic trans- mission, power sleenng. radio. v\ nyl root, air conditioning Wit $2695 NOW '2195 1970 DUSTER V-8, automatic transmission ra- dio. wow'1595 1970 CHEVROLET V-8 wagon, automatic trans- mission, power sleenng, radio WMJ1895 NOW *1395 1970 CHEVROLET Caprice, ^rdoor hardtop, automat-1 ic transmission, power steering,I radio, vinyl root, air conditioning USED CAR SPECIALS! WM$2595 NOW '1995 1972 VEGA .*1995 1970 VOLKSWAGEN ..'1575 1970 MAVERICK Must be seen to be appreciated. Hatchback, aulomatic, radio, heater, Panel van. Radio, heater 9000 miles. Jtomatic transmission, radio. 1971 TORINO .'2395 1970 VOLKSWAGEN.' .'1395 MSI795 WOW'1395 Fastback, radio, healer. Two-door hardtop, automatic, radio, heater, power steering, vinyl lop, t air conditioning. Like new. Low mileage. 1970 CHEVROLET 1970 MERCURY '1795 1971 MATADOR .'1995 Monterey. Four-door, automatic, radio, heater, power steering, poweV Impala Custom Coupe, automatic brakes, air conditioned. Low mileage. Must be seen to-oe appreciated. transition, power steering, radio, Four-door wagon. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. air conditioning. 1971 PINTO .'1395 1969 JEEP «2675 Wat 52395 NOW '1995 Automatic, radio, heater. Four-wheel drive, V-8, automatic, lull power. 1971 AMBASSADOR '1975 MERCEDES-BENZ (X) 1970 FORD 1969 BUICK .M495 Two-door hardtop. Vinyl roof, full power, air. LeSabre. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. Torino Brougham 4-door hardtop, 1971 HORNET .'1795 autortiatictransmission. power 1968 JEEP... .'1875 ® 1973 MODELS ON DISPLAY AT ^-^ steering, radio, vinyl roof. Two-door sedan. Aulomaiic.'radio, heater, power steering. Wagoneer. Four-wheel drive, automatic, V-8, lull power. Wat $1895 1395 1970DATSUN '1475 Four-door wagon, radio, heater 1966 VOLKSWAGEN '575 197O0LDSMOBILE98 1970 TOYOTA.. .'1395 Radio and healer MURPHY sDAVISONtKt 4-door hardtop, automatic trans Four-door Corona. Automatic, radio, heater. 1966 TOYOTA. ; »395 mission, power sleenng, radio, vi nyl roof, air conditioning. (Just North of the Freehold Circle) W»tl2995 MOW '2395 SALES AND SERVICE NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. HWY9 462-5300 FREEHOLD 19700LDMSOIBLE88 747-0040 RED BANK Royale 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission, power sfeermg, ra- dio, vinyl root, air conditioning power steering and windows W«l«795 MO»'2Q95 LADIES'© USED CAR SPECIALS-LOW PRE-SPRING CLEARANCE ,1969 CHEVROLET Impala V-8. 4door hardtop. autD MILEAGE, LOW COST, LATE MODELS. malic transmission, power steer ing, radio, vinyl root. WMH795 NOW '1395 1969 DODGE 1972 Dart GT 2-door hardlop. automat $ $ ic transmission, radio, vinyl root. 4350 1972 ESTATE WAGON 150 Wat $1895 MOW'1495 Air conditioning. Blue. $ $ 1969 CHEVROLET 3600 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88 ROYALE 150 Impala V-8 2-door hardtop, auto 4-door. Tan. Air conditioning. matictransmission, radio, viny root, air conditioning. 1971 [wa«H995 ftlOw'1495 s 1968 COUGAR XR-7 380a 197IJUICKELECTRA;::;:;:;:,:;::;——- Aulomatic transmission, power •4*)oor. Green. Automatic, air conditioning, lull powoi steering, radio, vinyl root $ $ Wat $1795 NOW '1395 $ 3750 1971 BUICK ELECTRA M 150 1972 NOVA . 2895 4-door. Brown. Air conditioning. 1968 PONTIAC Four-door, air conditioned, vinyl rool, lull power, radio, elc. j $ $ /TempesTe t wagpn. Automatic trans $ 3750 1971 BUICK ELECTRA 150 [missionmi . Power steering, radio 1972 LE MANS 2695 2-\un CHBYSLERPLYMOUTH IN3 FALCON STATION WAGON HwyM Eotonlown 542-5500 DOFING ~ Siding, aluminum siding ond Ntrtswtrk. Moke offer 1»« CHEVROLET BISCAYNE - Two- erhong. Home Improvenients. Freeestl- 46M7 RED BANK VOLVO door. Six cylinder automatic. New bat- tes. 717-7151. -—. Newmon Sprinsi Rd. • Red Bank tery, new exhausl system. S75O. »I-M» im CHEVROLET NOVA - Two-door MI-SIM ID ODD JOBS ANO QUICK SERVICE' 1W3S0CAMARO Attics and cellars cleaned. Junk re-. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For mt best Good condlHon. ilS«. ved, Ijaht ftaullfle. No [ah too imell. air buyi. fiUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Codllloc Coll 711 15»» II741-7U3 between land7 CADILLAC IH7 - Stdtm de Vine. Cllmot. Co.. IM Newmoti Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. Ic^ontrol. oil tlectrlc. Asking n«b. l«. 741091741-oeio0 ^^^ 1970 AMX — Fine condillon. OO JOBS — Additions, paneling. All Four .speed. Factory tocc deck ot masonry. Driveways. Call 49S- SCENIC CAR SALES ' Call SJ4 4157 otter (p.m. Quality cars beuaM ana sold. 1 Highlands I71-0K1 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale INI PLYMDUTH BARRACUDA - Auto- LOCAL MOVING matic. Runs good. Must sell, leaving coun- Estlmotes given. Reosonobtc. SHREWSBURY MOTORS VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Bus, leml-comp- AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS try. Best otter over SM0. 7VUM. U24II3 1971 er. Immaculate. Low mileage. Sacrifice. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury WANTED OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? 1W7OPELKADETT 741-IS00 229-3014. Party who needs 10OV. financing, with no Call 229.4790 (EMOOELING — Pointing, DonelMI' COUGAR XR-7 Good cheop tronsportotfon. S304. iheetrock ond toping, concrete block ena dqyi. We Buy Used Volkswagens 1W» OLDSMOBILE — 442 money down, On o 1969 BU iCK SKY- Coll 43I-4SH Loaded with many txtros In- LARK. Two-door hardtop. Air condi- BUHLERt, BITTER He work. Free estimates. 7173721. JEEP SALES AND SERVICE Moai. Four speed. 1250. PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER W4 STUOEBAK.ER - cluding factory air conditioning Coll 747-9749 tioning. Tan. J149S, For quick credit O.K., 1972 OLDSMOJILE n - Fuljy eoulpped. Kelloble transportation. HIS Twin Boro Motors, Inc. ond Utreo rodlo. A REAL SHARP call OASIS MOTORS at (Ml) 721-7100. ym H»y IS, __ Hailel. 264-OIH I0.OCO miles. Excellent condition. Coll 143- Coll 172-1104 . CAOILLAC — 1967 four-door Sedan De- 1964 MG MIDGET - Wire wheels. Ex- 9391. EMPLOYMENT VMIe. Black on black. Good condition. FOROS, 1947, 1941, 1969 cellent running condition. 1700. Call 747- -rztiMS 45,000 original miles. New tires and AUTO CREDIT 3149. m» FIAT 124 SPIDER - I17S0. Wanted AulomolTve WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY ""' RASSAS Assume payments on any of 100 cars in Help Wanted Shrewsbury Ave. of SycDmore brakes. SI.275. Days. MI-4464. Evtmngi, 471-1161 doys. «tWSJ stack. Credit applications accepted by 1970 LTD FORD - 17,000 miles, U26372 nlghti. Male and Female Shrewsbury, N.J. PONTIAC phone. All makes ond models available. Excellent condition. J2JO0. 747-5400 3t5 Irootf St. 74M1M Red B 1963 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE — Guaranteed credit. For 1 hour service, Call 741-5577 IM7 MUSTANG - Two-door hordtop. 3» DAT5UH Eves, vntll • New front tires, snows with extrq rims, call our credit desks now. cu. In. Four-speed. New tires ond clutch. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE and spares Included. Great station car ot 170-1700 IWO BLACK CADILLAC FLEETWOOD.,- Body In excellent condillon !*» M2-t37«. VOLKSWAGEN 1M» - Blue bug. Mint U00. Phone 471 4105. Fully loaded. Immaculate. Snow hrcs. VK MED USED CARS OT Brood St. 2441)23 Key port condition. Autornotlc, stick. Rodlo, heat- TOYOTA'CORONA"'— l!6?. Four-door se- Call otter 1 p.m., 229-S127. CAOILLAC - lt*3 Coupe DeVllle. Blue. VOLKSWAGEN 1972 SUPER BEETLE - er, snow fires with rims, ski rack and IMS CHEVROLET — Snowing Mr age, dan. Automatic transmission. 54,000 origi- on. M Autumn La.. Mlddletown. WE WILL PAY White-blue Interior'. Whltewall rodlals, rear window defroster. Coll otttr 7 p.m. but runs well. A good station car. Best al- nal miles. Good condition. 5750 llrm. 739- 19M VALIANT — Running condition. 67I-0IU. AUTOMOBILE I Konls, PM stereo, many options. Full ter. 775-7140 after*. 0071. Stondord shift. 495-1120 OPEL 1970 STATION WAGON — 30,000 TOP PRICES warranty. Will lacriflce. W-W7, miles. Monuol shift. Root rack, two extra SALES 1!5S CHEVROLET - I ~ \ 19*4 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent condl- .Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale wheels and snow tires. Excellent condi- Mon. New point. Interior, mugs. Call (42- door. Running condition. 1150. tion. H100. Bell. '06 Broodwoy, Long Experienced Only *O33 cfler « p.m. * Coll 741-3511 Branch. JM-1650. .CLA5SIC JAGUAR MARK I X YuT 19«S RAMBLER — Two door, very good *Vr* looking for a person with four t« Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Snulllul. brown and silver. Best offer. condition. Call 747 1474 otter 6 p.m. week ivt yean aufomotlve IQ(M fxperitncc fa Coll alter 6 p.m.. 542-7D8& doys ond oil day Sat., Swn. »tn our iraff. For the indlwiduo* w.fh 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA f oven ability, we offer the oppartunlfy to Best Oiler orn on abovabove avtrogavtroge IncomeIncom*,. sharshare In Coll 2?I-M<3 wn_ny compony benefits Includinog o p*np*n-- WINTER USED CAR Trucks for Sole on plon, hove o pleosonl place to work J 1M7 BUICK LeSABRE CUSTOM -~Feur l»5» GMC - Hyrdomotic '/j-ton pickup. nd shore the excclKnt reputation we'vt fldoor ledon. Power steering, power Mechanically good, body lair. U5O llrm. irned over many years. New Owner brakes, rodio. air conditioning, new tires. 717-4270 alter Sp.m. Uses regular gas. Good condition. Call if you're looking lo improve your present im CHEVROLET '^i-TON TRUClT~ position, apply In ptrion at off«rs CLEARANCE!!! 671-4CTI. Excellent condition. Best effer. 1»69 CHEVROLET MALIBU — Gold. Call after o p.m., 29I-36W Iblach vinyl top. power iteerlng, powe; WO INTERNATIONAL % TON PICKUP brakei, air conditioning. New brokei, new - Excellent condition. Il7wor best offer. RUSSELL Top Quality 70 VOLKSWAGEN 70 OPEL BU,- shocks. Coll otter t. 47T-55M. Call 3e7123S. Oldsmobile-Cadiltoc Co. 4-cylinder, 4-speed. AM-FM radio, 4 cylinder, 4- , 1943 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - Good co 00 Newman Springs Rd. Red Sunk Recreational Vehicles at dltloii. 65 Von engine, lust rebuilt. Best or- IM3CHEVROLET '/i-TON PICKUP EXECUTIVE speed. With camper, extras. Good buy! l Coll 495-OS7» .69 12x50 TWO-BEDROOM MOBILE MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC New Yorker, 4-door hardtop,, I HOME — Must be moved from lot. $4500. Experienced In repair ol-Kowaiakl or offv steering, brakes, windows. stereo, full power. . ,1 1943 PORSCHE II79O60. er two cycle bikes. Must hovt refrrencei; - Bank Financing A variable - $ Damaged. Best offer. Work In fully equipped jhop. Coll «7.*l1St/ .COM291-3U5 By popular demand we repeal —Trade-Ins A ccepted — $2750 2195 $2895 OFFICE WORKEtt — For bookkeeping 1964 CHEVROLET - VI Impala. Four- OPEN HOUSE SELLATHON deportment ol local concern. Must be ac- door hardlop. Very dependable. S250. Call curate with figures, neat, ond oble to typ*. II542-2302. CAMPING-TRAILER SHOW SCHIFFMAN CAMPERS & TRAILERS INDOORS-HEATED leply In own handwriting te Boi A-133. , 1971 OPEL — Modd 3ID. Automatic. Un March 1,2,3. Tne Dally Register, Rtd Booh. Route 35 (opposite Shop Rite), Belmar der 11,00 miles. Only 11,600. WALL MEN OR WOMEN — Opportunity to team Cll«;|j new trad*. Oufifd* work. Opportunity to TRAVEL TRAILER CLINIC torn tl50 per week ond up. Call 741 •30/1, ft 201-449-5853 &Buhler & Bitter VWANTED Rte M, Lokewood a.m. to 1 p.m. Equal opportunity employ- I Party who nejeas 100% financing, with no 376-ISU Open Monday - Friday 9-9; Saturday 9-6 money downVon a 1970 CHEVROLET. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Showdays I Fojr-door. Air conditioning. 11595. For SALES — Men or women. Join the highest AUSTIN) quick crnfll O.K.. coll OASIS MOTORS ot paid Held today. Unlimited Income. Fro (201)721-7100 Tractors raining. Colt I42-41K I to 3 P.m. or otter Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD ES INTERNATIONAL TRAILER TRACTOR I TATE WAGON — Very aaod condition, Model R200. New engine. S1SO0. CUSTODIAN — a day, 9 a.m. Established 1925 ] tour new tires. Call 264-1672. Call U7-2ZTS to 7 p.m. Apply tn person, RUM RUN- NER, tu Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 3290 HWY 35 HA2LET, N.J. J 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD - Nine- n potsenger wagon. Air conditioned, full Wanted—Automotive KENNEL HELP — Full tfmi. SALES: 264 0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 I power equipment. Very good condition Experienced only. ! 566-3165. JUNK CARS M2-4990' 'V- I 11970 PLYM"OTiTHTuSYTiT^rpirwe"r NEEDED-— Mote singers, 'olios/tenors. R brakes, power steerlno, air conditioned, PICKED UP bosses. Contact Mr. Smith at St. George's t vinyl root. Excellenl condition. II90O. Coll Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Church, U7 0b96. After t p.m., U2-HJ9. II 6713257 after 6. Eotonlown 542-223: FLOOR WAXER ANO WINDOW WASH- httt VOLKSWAGEN &UG -Radio. New Highest prices paid tor all used can ER — Reliable, with loco) reference*. niittsiiK COMING THROUGH ( - snow tires, point. 1970 Interior. 4415 or OVED WHOLESALE! Buyer on premise: Coll M6-M1I " j47;0»laf1er 7p.m. H best otter. 717-1595. atolltlmei. MECHANIC J 196! FORD RANCH WAGON — Current TOWN i COUNTRY DODGE S66-.IP0 Heavy equipment g Inspection. Eight cylinder automatic. Ex- Can $66-4170 offer * p.m. PlymoutH FOR YOU! | cellent service cor. Coll 741-7700. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH RN - Weekends, I am.-4 p.m. Top sala- Autos For Sale MOTORS. INC.. Hwy 3S, Eotontown. 542- ry. BAYVIEW NURSING HOME. 2414. Call 2fl-0440 t AM INTERESTED — In buying a la DRIVER WANTEO - • to S:», MontfOy model Tnunoerblrd In oood condition. Col through Friday. Coll Llneroft Pnarmocy, -430J otter 7 p.m. 741-741*. CARPENTER WANTED — Steady «m< ploymtnf. Experienced only. Private con- Jftuto Rentals __ irMct|on<;oj[»i^» BARBER — Fulltime Htafefarea. TOM'S FORD Call doys, 717-9494. RENT A CAR Evenings, S43-U53 OAILY RENTALS AND LEASING^ 200 HWY 3S 244-1600 KEYPOR SALES Opening lor oggreisive self-starter In our duploy advertising department. Seeking career minded Individual who wants to BOATS AND grow with us. Experience helpful but will train the right person. Salary plus com- ACCESSORIES mission. Apply in person, The Record, 70 *. 7th Ave,, Long Branch. New and Used Sailboats Seven toot through 26 toot on display ASSISTANT TO CHIEF ENGINES* For large non-profit organiiatlon. Red Svnllower lr, Korolle 12', Pintail 14', 0! Seal license required. Liberal fringe ben- 16', Siren 17', Typhoon II', EnslruHa 30' efits. Good opporlunity for right Individ- Hurley 20', OS IV. Tomer 22', Gromploi ual. Submit resume to Box H-10, The 23', Essex 26", ond many others. Dally Register, Red Bonk. An equal op- MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER portunity employer.. West St.. Msnmoulh Beach. MJm 5CHOOT~B1IS1>R I V E R S~ NO «*" COMPLETE RIGGING SERVICE perl en ce necessary. Storting lolary Q-So Swoglng-Nlcopress »r hour. Apply in person la Mr. M knot I Gormley, Administrative Asslstont, Hoi- BOAT/V\AN'S SHOP let Township Boord of Educotlon, 12 Beth- SMILING BILL New Jersey's Lorjest any Rd., Haztet, N. j. Marine Siipnlv Hm«* ^ . ,1 24 Whorl Ave. 74^576(1 Rtd Ban SECRETARY — For nurilng home. Steno, FOUR USED 16' — Vee bottom plvwooi typing ond general office work. For ap- skills. Also three 1471 e'/i h.p. Johnson pointment colt weekdoys only, 10 o.m. to 3 outboord motors, three 1971 20 h.p. John, >.m., Attonilc Highlands Nursing Home, sonoutbeord motors, ond one l»70 20 h.p ?? 1-0400. outboard motor. May be seen ot Fronk' Boots In Atlontlc Htghlonds. or coll 2f HAVE FUN — And earn 13.40 on hour *>r- 7275 between 1a.m. and 4 p.m. vicing Fuller Brush customers near home. Z'- c- Call W4OI22 or SIM033. Drive It- II' FIBERGLAS SLOOP - 6 h.p. Inboord, 1973 Bukk LeSabre DH*lVE R~—" Apply*In persei el drive. Rolsev soils, Furling |lb. roller Bert i Car Wosh •eellng moln soilA P cu. tt. icebox, cofii) Route 35, Middlefown and cockpit cushldits. Heod. Call J»04^ Price includes free air-conditioning. orler 5:30. REAL ESTATE SALES - Llcenied pre- ferred. Aggressive growing office re- You'll Like It- 1973 ALCORT SUNFISH — Now In stack quires a large stott due to exponslon pro- Also Mini Fish. Pulfrr. Force 5. plus HI gram. Only Interested In salespeople de- fr Sea Moth colomorans. sirous of eornlng over 170.000 per year. THE SAILBOAT PLACE Office leads, extensive advertising nalion- Freehold, N.J. 43I-I4S. ol relerrol service. Memoer ot Iwo MIS', r raining program. All replies held In stric- Just bring this coupon into one of tne 30 EGG H4RB0R l»!6 SPORT FISH. test confidence. Send resume to Box 0-77. ERMAN - Fly bridge, new Iwin Chry The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. participating Buick-Opel dealers anytime be- lers, outriggers. Immaculate Asktr MATURE PER5ON ^"?uTror*port-timeT 1973 CAPRI 14300. Coll 542-441? _ _ Management career potential wllh a new tween now and March 31. It's worth free SPORTCRAFT — Boston Wholer, OMC oppressive corporation. Coil 671-535? or BILL jlORGENSEN, our Sales Manager Gloslron Sea CrpH, Johnion. Merculsei U4-3334. Alfc for Mr Chambers or Mr. Volvo Boot Trailers. PRESPRING OU~ Tharoldjen. factory-installed air-conditioning'when you FITTINGIPECIALSALE -Monr point, 25% oil. Coast Guord opproved II JANTTTR'M 7*i - 'R7iToirioTwTih~ioYoi order our new 1973 Buick LeSabre 4-door extinguisher, regular S9.9S. tale 16.f Also, lite lockets, regular U.25, sol«,U.7: Hours. ? p.m. to • p.m., live doyi. Reply *i nylon rope 100', 19.95. PACKW6E Box A-,36, The Daily Register, Red Bank. Buick LeSabct Sedan (BL6')I J.i0 other fringe-fienttiM. Apply trt pfrion. value. And super service after the sale. 147 2175 otter »:30 p.m. Auto Boirs. 134 Broodwoy. Long Branch, Address FUUO^lATTTTME5M^rfERSONi MEL NEEDED - We will troln ot plon). So, rip this coupon out of the paper and BUSINESS NOTICES Must be honest, sincere. Excellent earn- ing potential. Car necessary. Monmouth •*•** air-conditioning. . FURNITURE STRIPPING T Point. \he County territory available. Commission, corne see one of us. You'll never get more car IM, varnhh'rrmovrd without damoge • Coif for personal Intirvlrw, 4*]-;m. ask ttit wood. No woter uied. Frrr pick- tor Mr. Schneider. tor your money than right now, • • onddtllvery: 495 107* or 49S-3014. C"H"M»TXN"A"L v s'r -•'Wr™mV5Tc'ol. records deportmint. Full lime. Must bt experienced. GoodJyplna skills essential. ALfERATIONS Apoly Jersey Short Mealcal Center, 1**5 Dormtrt, porchtt, ttotri, addilloni. Ave.. Neplune. Personnel Deport- Fr« tsiimates iniuftd, fiwuo^oDi*. ment, weekdoys 9 o.m. to 1 p.m.- An equal the job myielf. Call Jim, 7/68744 opportunity employer. ICE SKATES MEN OR WOMEN - Need to supplement- SHARPENEO your family Income? I con ihow you how Little Silver Repair Center, 747 0571 three or four hours a day wilt bring you a profitable income. Phone F, 5mtin, H2- INCOME TAX RETURNS ™L _ _ Individual, partnership and corporotlon F ULTTAN O*P A R T-.T"IM'E**^~ s'tTviciiff Shrewsbury. N.J. MIRARCHI AND SCHOEPF tion attendant wanted. Muil have an* 9U-7IO7 291-411 pemnce. Coll M*-410i. „ Well drive you SLPCOV MATURE PERSON - WlTfToflod hntwl Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Solo, 140 Chair. 122. Yeu supply Ihe t< edge of bookkeeping procedures, who t% ric. we'll da the rest. Guaranteed wor Interested In full lime employment, Mon. ' r™nship»71.33l4. thru Frl.. l:3O-S:00. Must b* ucurott wllti" \bur New Jersey Buick- figures, n*ot, ond oble lo typ«. Many com* 747-5400 INCOMTfA)rRETUtiNV»uslnessoi pony bemflts For appointment call l||. periorml return, payroll loxei. W-2, •!- Corporation and partnerships, Over ] 77)« Bronze Ago It Coming yrs. Mledlelown area. Margery Trovatc t/a Relloble Tan Service. Call lor appoint meni, tMnn on Next Page It Thf v. March 1, Itw Help Wantetf Far Salt I UK FAMILY CIRCUS FIREWOQO-VjfgQOCWIPS H'lo Wanted Help Wanted Help Wonted Malt and Female ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Mate wra Forme Mole «• Female Male or Female BEAUTICIAN ., NEED OR USE WIL! A«6vt-6toWN0 IWM. Full HmtZTammut. only, tap ultry. GUYS/VLTS/CALS Salon, nn Hwy IS. MW- SELL TRAVEL CALIF. NOTICE INSURANCE UNDERWRITER - Large Meet, six nigh school arads er Better commercial Insurance agency seeking In- . Training at tommy eiawnse. Permanent dividual wttn experience in policy writing Free to travel Immediately. California FAST HELP WANTED READERS ond rating. MoKlmum salory avolloblo. FterMa and return; oimt sales monooer Cor necessary lo ond ftom work. Please WITH AQUtCK ACTION CkCdlent salary, bonus ts start, irons call Howard Prevllle ot aiilOO. i monlta. Coil Uii. mkln« prl« «ti ftortallon poid otsd company benefits, AND ADVERTISERS LOW-COST l, 364-sno.. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Cholrslde e tarn 1171 ins weekly. For appointment DAILY REGISTER SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE call Mr. Seger. 211-1*1 514!. t;N a.m. 1:30 perlence preferred but not necessary. Red In compliance with th* New Jersey Law Against Dis- knk area. Send resume to loir H-le, The Warehouse has o few brand new above- Polly Register, Red Bank, N.J. roJnd "mlly tlie swImmLg pool,l In crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- FAMILY AD rlglnol loctory cortonl. Pick up lor stor- PORTERS der the combined "Help Wonted Male or Female" column. BO0KKEEPER/CLERICAL -i! bill All eaulpmenll anand extras Includ- Reference to oge. sex or marital status may not be ex- We ort looking for someone with book 3 LINES-5 DAYS T All l VlcedTrXrMOO^;VlcdTXrMOO^;oiol eccesiorles Full time nhrith. A P.m. to 7:X o.m. Floo Atplng and cterlcaf experience to work FOR wleir Coll Tony 731-TWIB. pressed, unless o bona tide occupation requirement exists. In our Coih Management Deportment. waxing ondionltorial work In Middle to wr JUST TWO AIR CONDITIONERS-PMICO buKtfng. Ho eKpcrlcncc nccessorv. Com- Will handle cosh receipts ond dls. $2.00 100 BTU and WeloiiMf 4,300 JTU, ex- pony iwy» Blwi Cross ond Blot Shield burstments. Typing nelpfyl' Ideot person Our rtprcstfttotlvc will be tnitrvitwino Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- wit) hove some lank operation ei- tvoitoble lor.rAercnandisr For iale only, ilrnlTeormillon. J1S0 lor Jolti. Or« SIM- Thurjooy, March i, 3 to 7 p.m., ot ih cupational requirements or clarification oi the New Jersey pcrlence. Call Mr. Thorne, Trlongte In- kriicle.must onginotf trom o household er siwIriB mochlne. Touclldnd-SewJlp- Harmony tow I. fit* 3S, MtdcKetown. duslrlei inc.. OM4500. An equol opportu- ind may-not exceed 0 sole price of 1MJ.0C og. 1125. T»o whlltwoll snow flr». tf»- Law Against Discriminotion moy be obtained by colling the nity tmeloyrr. per article. IVtSO. Two monthi old. "••"« New Jersey Division on Civil Rights. (201) 648-2700, "or by Price WUST be advtriised. Each addition- wo is-' WHEELS - With mow "res. MACHINIST MECHANIC STORE ROOM HELPER —1 am. te 4:3 al line 11.00. No copy chanfies moy be writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. p.m. Must be alert, conscientious and be $. S IvtrtMt .wt«M« Jj;r« record Petition ovotloble for competent. In made and no discounts or returns will bt oy«r, good condition. Hi. Two f»l« obit to lift ond move heavy boxn. Apply ode ft ad is canceled before expiration. omen, W ond 112. H\W* otter 4 p.m. novoUtf. reliable tndlv.auol who cor Personnel Oepl.. Jersey Shore Medical To Place Y,our Daily Register Kft«f)ul« his o**n work in o prototypi >nter. Cor He* Ave., Neptune, weekdays IAHISH MOOERN - Convertible sofa •hop. Will consider o person with limilH Help Wonted Help Wanted " lo 7 p.m. Equol opportunity employer. - FAMILY AO, CALL. . . ftkpcrlenct If the above cKoracteristici «lfh matchlna choir, lurquolie. Encjllent •re Indicated- Salary open. Coil R. J. G Male and Female Male and Female SALESPERSON — Clerical, part-time. :ondltlon. Firm 150. Coll between 8 ond MJ-C97*. Sotory, pirn commlistons, to work morn- IJ,ono7«».BI4JJt. AUTO ~ Ingv Approximately three hours per day. 741-6900 DOUBLE BED - Wllh jprlng. 125, SE SHIPPING CLERK Wit Una to train. Apply Singer Cc, 49 24-Hour Service II" ton on wheel-around stand, 115, refrlg- Brood M, Red Bonk, N.J. DON'T (rotor, US, Coll Itl-tia. Experienced. Knawle«*G* ol truck rout" AND/OR "'HONE. Thli Is excellent position with Belial TRUCK MECHANIC ACCOUNTS EiGHTFOOT IMCK-UP CAMP¥K - HOSPITAL BED - ISO. company. Loip Branch Monufocturt MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN - E Sleeps four. For further inlormailon call Like nc- Co., » Third Av*., Long Branch. 339-5S41 Top salary. All benefits. RECEIVABLE pertenced with RF measurements tech- Ml after 6 p.m Call 7I7-6O76 NEW CAR MAKE READY ME CHAN* APPLY IN PERSON niques. Electro Impulse Lob, Inc. IU Chestnut St., Red Bonk. An Equal Op- CABINETS ) - 10 pairs, »««, SS pair, wed- — GW eiperience preferred. Win olsc M. SCHWARTZ & SONS Complete set of Quaker Maid U-shaped monoo* car preparation operction. Ex CLERK portunity Employer. llng (own and veil. sl:« U, asking Ci. kltcnen cabinets, mediterranean oak, The 17-5470. cellenl salary- Poid hospitalliotion 141 W. Front St., Red Bank For local newspaper. Must ENERAL MAINTENANCE — Nlflht finest In cabinets, costing S6OC0, con Be Fringe benefits. Paid vocation «io hou' "Robert used a bad word! And it wasn't just a 4hlft, Union scale, paid voartlon, paid ho- 'bought for SttfO. You must see to appre- OVAL TABLE - Cherrywood, lhr«t week. Apply in person only. I to 5 doily be accurate with figures and lidays, pemion ond hnpiioliiotlon. Apply ciate. Someone's toss, your gain. Con be leovei. four chain. Gnoa condition; Centad Bui Slutitr, Service Monoger ARTHUR MURRAY oble 1o type well. 37'/j hour children's bad word, it was a GROWN-UP's bod Rotlo Trucking, W5 Broodwoy, Keyport. seen at Cabinet Industries, liwy 36 and 171. Coll M7-550S. 1973 expansion program storting now. McGIoln Bufck-Opel inc , 6S8 Shrewibui Poole Ave., Hallet. BALDWIN SPINET PIANO - Never Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 7414200. Openings for donee teachers, junior Inter- week, Monday through viewers, receptionist. Also telephone word!" HOUSE SOLD — Antique copper and uied Must iacrlflce. Write Box J-*3, The Friday. Liberal fringe ben- Situations Wanted Dally Register, Red Bonk. BUS DRIVER — Port-time, Guarantee* work available. Port-time evenings. No efits. Call Mrs. Blaufus at brass teo kettle SI2, while cottage set cur- tour hours doily at S3 per hour Frlng experience necessary. Salory plus Donus. Help Wanted Help Wanted Female tains 48 pairs! Si each, pink spread 11, HI-DISEft BED tteiwt.rs include full hospitaliioiion. Col This con be your opportunity to (oln lortj- 741-0010 between 8:30 and 5 never used dryer ti, chaise S2S, Law- Like new. Asking S75. tsi ond tatfesi growing donee chain in the Male or Female Male or Female HOUSEWORK WANTED son sofa 12$, old post cards 10c to S3, Phone 7I7-S470 171-0900, or apply at Henry Hudson R world. Apply in person, 1 to 10 P.m. dally. p.m. Reliable woman wishes three or four dny china, miniatures, fromes, 10c to IS. Next gtonal School, I Grand Tour, Highlands I? Brood St., Red Berth. 741-5S51. a week. Colt 2M-2716. Mod., Tues. and Frl., Sot. Mor. 7 and 3. 10 REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER CLERK-TYPIST — We~o>71VoVing toTai MOTHER OF THREE YEAR OLD OIRL to 5 SS Peters PI., Red Bonk. • II cu. tl. slde-by-slde. 1125. •xperienced person with enceiifnl typing Call 264-S357 Skills, ability to meet ond deal win AVON — Early childhood teacher will care for FURNITURE — Bedroom set. air condl people, and a aood. commorvd oi the £ng AVOM HELPS - Make dreoms come your three to five year old one or two tloner, sofa ond choirs. FOR SALE — Contents ol line apartment! Mlh tanguooe lor our Community Rela- true! Need extra cosh (or a dishwasher? mornings per. week, Monday through 264-1193 Two-piece Italian Provincial living room tions Deportment. Hours 1:30 lo S p.m An Eoster outfit? Color TV? Find out SALES, SECRETARY Wednesday. Call V2-OC57. suite $!»; S' morbH-top trultwood cock- Submit resume to Box L-31. The Doii> how easy It is to make money In your Full time. Excellent opportunity for ad- •71 VACATIONAIRE TRAVEL TRAIL- toll table Ul. marbltt« 24" square fruit- spare time as on AVON Representative vancement. Full benefits, Company dls- WILL BABYSIT — In my home weekdays ER - U'/i TG type. Excellent condition, Register. Red Bonk. N.J. An equol op' for child 3-S years old. Mlddletawn-Ntw wood lamp table S4>. pair fine tobjr lamps ponwnity employer nvw " Call Mrs. Word J4MM3, 46?-3377 oK 7/«- *I700. Call 747-iStl after 5 p.m. I3» eoch. Frultwood oportmenl txlen- 1320. Monmouth oreo. ffMOll. • SHIPS' HATCH-COVER TABLES slonal table HI. Satin gloss Hand-pointed TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS - Po.< TERGAMENT CHILD CARE - My home. Doyi, weekly Mode to order, any site. table lamp 114.50. mahooony llth century Must take dictation or hourly. Hoilet near Llly-Tuhp. Call 717- time evenings only. Guorontetd solar Hw) IS ond Pool* Ave. Hoilel Coffee, end tobies, kitchen and dining tir convex gfoss breakfron' U7S. More ond ond commisstons, Work In Red Bonk. Pri CARPENTER 1453. bles, from U0. Accessories available. Col more ot Red Bonk store. Ruscll'i Svca- vote desk and telephone- For tntervi* and be a fast typist 7l7-!f]5for free Information. wre Greens-Antiques. M Sycamore Ave., contact <(lr. 5*of> 7*1-3334. after S p.m. Minimum 10 Veori experience. SHOE SALES Little Silver: Hi-iJn. -• i : Also experienced carpenter's helper. Full time, for high qualify children's shoe STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM - Plo CLERK-TYPISr^^'ur^ fi so~nnel "DV Situations Wanted FROM ESTATE - Dlomond enoOgement pOTimrni ts ietV.no an experienced indi- Alterations — run complete job. iicrt to hour week, paid vocation, no neer, 110 watts, eight track player Hong doort, trim, portHlorn. nlohts. good salary. Shoe experience a Male recorder, turntable, two lorge speaker!, and cockloll rings from the 1920'$. Gen- vidual with excellent .ypino. skills ond om uine antiques liondcrofled In platinum and who enloys meeting, ond dealing wlft Call 741 1144 orter 7p.m. must We ore looking for a long time em- Good salary and benefits Two months old. Call 717-1449. CAREER OPPORTUNITY*~ ployee. Apply Tobys Juvenile Shoes, Rt. Young Man Wishes Odd Jobs UK gold ond set with diamonds. All orlgl * people. Opportunity for odvoncemtnt. Lib RCA VICTOR - Red Label Records: Gal EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY 15 1 Hew Monmoufh Rd.. Mlddtetoy^ Call 3U-37M noli. No reproduction. None priced high- kwof frinpe benelits. Hours 6:30 a.m. to ! Il-Curcl, John McCormlck. MUcrio Elrnon, er thon 1206. ALCHEMY ^JEWELERS, 120 p,m, Submit resume to Bo* L-37, Th( REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full time MAN WITH SMALL PANEL TRUCK real estate salespeople for our n«w of- FULL AND PART-TIME HELP — For Sctuimonn-Helnk, «4c. Best offer. Cat! 741 Folr Hoven Rd.. ocro>> Irom the Lock, Daily Register, Red Bank. An equol op- modern outomotlc cor wash. Port-time APPLY IN PERSON Desires part-time lob. out otter 5 p.m. Slock, mil Barrel, Folr Hoven, N.J. 747- portunity employer m/w. ^ ^ Ike-. Licensee' or unlicensed. It unli- Call 415-1076 Or 495-2024. censed, we will train ond prepare through hours, f to l. or l to 5 weekdays, atl day 30" HI-RISE BIKE SIS — Boby crib 135, 9103. our special school. Unlimited potential. Saturday, i:30 to t Sunday. Apply in per- ELECTRICIANS HELPER - Monmouth E XPERIENCE D~OPE"RAf OR-'S - T son, Scrub-a-Dub Car Wash, Cambridge car-seat SI, golf bag S9, vacuum cleanc MOVING TO APARTMENT - Small dln- women's sportswear Apply Jonathon L $t5.000-«0,000 first year, possible man- County orea. Custom worker seeks part- 110, toys 50c U W-Un. Ing room let, color TV. slereo, Coslro. agement jn near future. Draw available. Drive ond Route 34, Motowon. time work with elertrlcol centroctor. Bas- oon, ' Johnson Ave, Motowon, SW V383. The Daily Register 1T70 T4IAVELTRAILER - 1°'. Sleeps Miscellaneous furniture, garden equip- PERSONNEL CLERK - targe non-pro Call PolDce Realty Associates. VH-4400 or SHOE SALES — Full lime, for high ouall- ic knowtedae of electrical wiring. Avail- ment, tools. No antiques- Sat. ond Sun., 9 264-5300: Ask for Mr. Steorn. - obit otter i p.m. weekdays and all week- six. Self contained. Shower. Clean. Reo- orpaniiation is seeking on inrfividual w ty children's shoe store- 40 hour week, no sonoble. 142-4331. to 5. 34 Glenmory Ave.. (off Navellnk possesses excellent clerical and typi TRAINEE — Clean-cut, eager, aggres- nights. Eicellent salary. Must be neat and ends. Will consider tull-tlme work. 739 River Rd.) Mlddletown, 747-9S25. - skills ond enloys detail work. Must b sive. To 17000 to itort. Unlimited poten- hove shoe experience. Send complete re- Apple St. New Shrewsbury 1H# TELESCOPE - With tripod mount. 35X tial. Now is the time to consider your fu- sume to Bex AMI, The Dally Register, !«ox. Astronomical ond terrestrial. AI BUNK BEDS — Complete, S60. trundle oble to work harmoniously with people PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE - Given In bed. S1I, dresser, SI2. curtains, bed- Opportunity for advancement. Llbero ture' Call Angle Sharp, 747-1131. 5netMng Red Bank. x (Rear of Kinkel's) local health club by appointment. Call 442- most new. Cose Included. S40. U2-S379. ond Snelllng. 54 Brood St.. Red Bonk. soreods, 12 eoch, rug, I«B. blue-green, 110, fringe benefits. Submit resume )o Box L WAITRESS M/W 9009. ENCYCLOPEDIA - Youth Chlldcratt, whelping box, 4x1, 111 Coll otter i, IV- 39, The Doily Register, Red Bank. A PBX OPERATORS — 3-lt, 117 nig CASHIER, REFERENCES CARETAKER-HANDYMAN - Married, like new. Save over S100, only S4S. OH. equal opportunity employer. shins. Including weekend openings. F Mortlnl'i Diner, Hwy 36, K eons burg lohr, reliable. Many years experience on V1-22M, osk tor Dennis. or port-time. Long term work. 74) 4700. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT VAN LOAD - Ot furniture from several DRIVER — auitdTng~mol*no1 deliver! SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Full preient estate. Excellent references. SOFA — Green damask S35. Solid mag- homesl Hlde-obed U9. Hide-abed chair " Experienced only. Atl benefits Coll Fr< SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS time. Gasoline only. Apply Mobil Cm and Write Box M, The Dolly Regliter, Red hoany coffee table, SIS. Coll 741-7111 be- 169. Flve-plect kitchen set 124.50, Welnut hold Lumber Co., 462-1660 or 3641660. All On coots. Union shop. Storting salory S3 Wash Station, Mwy 36, Hoilel. Bonk. tween 5 and 9 p.m. dr»Hr 119.50. Wash it ond 112.50. Full for Sort. on hour. Apply WoH Street Fashions. 37 sin bed, complete wllh line Innersprlng Wall St., Red Bank. CLERK TYPIST — 10:30 o.m,-7:30 p.i CALL 741-0010 THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Llvlni mattress S49. Two-drawer letter-slu tile, IN5URANCE OFFTCE*~HEL'P" —"TnTei Sunday through Thursday. Pleasant, olerf FINANCIAL room set. with covers, 130. like new, S29 Office desk, like new, St>. esiing diversified duties lor person wll BILLING CLERK — Out-patients. Must personality; accurate typist. Also opening Ask for Mr. Famulary Coll otter 4:30 p.m., ;i;->57t. More ond more. Ruscll's Furniture. 25 E. Insurance office background. Send resum have experience. Good opportunity for ad- tor experienced cle/lcol workers on Business Opportunities Front St.. Red Bank. 741-1493. ' 10 Ben 326, Hotmdel, 07733. HMAPLE BED vancement. Apply Freehold Area Hospi- dav/evenlnfl ihlfts. Apply In person. Per- SUCCESSFUL LUNCHEONETTE — Gen- With box springs and mattress. 130. GENERAL WORK — Full or part-Itm< tal, Personnel Office. Rte 537, Freehold. sonnel Office, Monmouth Medical Center, eral itore with soda fountain. Cozy ono Coll 7174430 BUREAUS — Cedar ctim. wrought Iron Minimum one year college. Ask tor Mr Long Branch. charming. Sunny atmosphere. Located In toble set, beds, rugs, polio loble, tools, WAITERS-WAITRESSES — And busboys FIREWOOD - S30. spreads. Frl.. Sot., II lo 4. 76 Bdyllde Dr., 8., phone 747-D46S. Becker Hardware m/w. Breakfast and weekend. Apply Mr. COLLECTION SUPERVISOR— Eve- friendly neighborhood. Comparable to old Closed Tuesdays, open Sundays. Icnhloned Mom-Pop store of yesteryear Apple ond Locust. Atlantic Hlghlonds. Wler, Mon. or Thurs. during lunch hour.- nlngs. port-time. Previous collection ex- Phone 671-1716 MOLLY PITCHER INN, Red 8onk. Golden opportunity for right person(s) PEOPLE — Earn i^~to~W00Vmt)nth perience o plus-Coil Mr. Wallace at 775 WANTED Ideol for ambitious couple. High growth r 3241 weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4:30 FOUR JALOUSIED WINDOWS — Llk o port-time basis. Be In your own busi 6 EN1 AT~ATst ST Ai>Tt" -~FoT Re d~ Bank polentloL Terms ovolloble to qualified new. St2t 4' x 6' each. Sliding gloss door, Machinery For Sole ness. Training provided. Coll 542-9298, p.m. An equal opportunity employer. luyer. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY tpectaitly ofiice. Typing experience essen- 5'9" » o'l". lalousled door. Make olfer. DOUBLE GARDEN PLOW - For Ford PERMANENT POSlTiON"^~AvaHob" tial. Coll 741 1567. DESIGN DRAFTSMAN M/W — Three Oceonport Avc Occqnport. 5«-350O. ' . Call 244 m< after 6. tor quo lilted person. Driving onrfsellln] years experience on electro-mechanical For Immediate Openings or Ferguson tractor. SIM. Coll 311-3911 be- MEN-WOMEN - WHO DO V0U KNOW assemblies. Apply Electro Impulse Lobs. r ATTENTION — Outside salespeople, LIONEL TRAIN SET - Complete. Metoi tween 9 a.m. ond 5 p.m, Apply In person, Morine Lumber Co., HJ9 who would like to torn JIOO to U00 a Ocean Ave., Seo Bright. ^ Inc., 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An equal • Welders — TIG, MIG, SPOT ^ need help to Introduce new line of cosmet- engine, tunnel, track, transformer, K month on apart-time basis? Training pro- opportunity employer. ics from California.-Terrific line for sum- cars, S40 firm. 4(3-1076; 475-3024. BARWAID M/W"^e7lenc7d7Tppiy li vided. Coll Paul, 5424391. • Machinists — With tool and die ex- mer soles. Including molsturljer ond sun Merchandise Wanted MEOICACTKCTICTKCTTEE CHN1CIAN —Fu FuNN< BEST OFFER — Never used Molla. person beiween vona t p.m., patro' screens. No Investment required and rul BEFORE YOU HAVE — Your garage Lounge. Palmer Ave.. West Keansburg. PARt"TJMVSCHo6TTBus~oPIvER'S - time. Busy Internist'Itit' s ofMcefM . ExcellenEllt perience markup assured. Call "Face Beautiful' Travel Cooch. Sleeps six. Hrater, stove, Wilt train, Call Bennett Brothers Corp., salory. Please call stating references, 741 sink, refrigeration. Water and electric sole give me o coll. I may buy everything between 9 ond 10 a.m.. SM-31M you hove. 4*5-1076; 495-J024. DENTAL MYGIENI5T - Full or part- 717-3380. 3600. TOP RATES: hookup. Coll 872-1557.. LAWN MAINTENANCE ROUTE — Sev time. Freehold orea. Reply Box M-85, Th WAiTResiSET APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPT- All benefits, including SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER - Sleep: BOAT TRAILER WANTED - Poy cosh. Dolly Register. Red Bonk. ___ erol prompt paying customers for ex- Buy os Is, utility trailer. cement mixer, ALSO CASHIEB. Apply in person. Rex ED — For full time employment. Apply at aonslofl minded controctor. Reosonoble. tour. Stove, oven, sink, refrigerator. Coo« Diner, W. From SI., Red Bonk. company paid hospitalization. condition. S57S. Coll 787-1169. garden troctor, used equipment, etc. What REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON W. T. Grant Co., S3! Prospect Ave., Little Discontinuing for reasons of health. Call hove you? 717-6110. Mole-female, full time, porl-time. licensed Silver. Si4-1931 evenings. MOVING - Furniture tor sale. or willing to leorn. Now that you've EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR EX- ' APPLY: "ERIENCED SALESMAN M/W- To es- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Dental or aener- Pointings, etc. COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model, talked to the rest, come in ond tolk to the 911-1990 used. Give full details (lite, weight, price, best. We seek competent ond ambitious tablish ond work with dealers of leisure ol office experience preferred but not nec- time equipment. Large protected terri- essary. 264-JI65 Dr 3&-4MS. INSTRUCTION etc.) Write Sox R-M, The Dolly Register, people Interested in earning a minimum oi tory. Commission basis win continuing LIONEL "O" GAUGE - Possenoef Ml Red Bonk. K0,000 a year and in turn we otter com commissions from soles to established PART-TIME CUSTODIAN - School dis- LEARN TO DRIVE — Tractor Iroiler ai Sliver can, Santa Fedlesel, S12S. Call 531 pony poid in depth trointng program, lib trict seeking Individuals who wish to sup- ESTEY operate heavy equipment. Call 201-536- 13U. OLD POfTKETkNIVES WANTED dealers. Wrltr Box J-61. The Dolly Regis- erof drawing occounf. 60% commission, ter, Red Bonk. plement their regular salaries by working 4435. American Training Service. Will pay tap dollar, Wrjte to David participating iptc arrangements ond 4, e, or 1-hOLjr shifts, between the hours ol WHEEL HORSE - 10 h.p, with mower Irown, Royal Court Drive, Spring Lake more, Plus the opportunity for monoge- CARPENTER~^Tcr general malnte- 3 p.m. ond 11:30 p.m. as sub-custodians. METAL PRODUCTS, INC. OIL PAINTING CLASSES — For begin and fertlllier spreader, S235. Alsa Grave- Heights, N.J. 07762. ment through a planned program of ex Salary Is $3.50 per hour. Interested per* ners, children and odults. Hours open. ly, model L, 7.6 h.p., with mower, snow nonce ond repairs. Experience necessary. Wayside and Shafto Rds. Mode, ond sulky, »&. 741-7317. pension. Why not colt tor a conhdentloi References required. Steady employment sons should contact Eatoniown Boom ot Cll mVM 'PRIVATE COLLECTOR - Will poyTop Interview onO folk to the company thot Education at 5421055. dollar for Lionel Trolns "O" gouge. Any with benefits. Coll days, 787-1036. Evc- New Shrewsbury, NJ. LEARN HYPNOSIS — And stlf-hypnOSlS. crBIS PURPLE IRIS — Mmt condition oge, any condition 347-1445. sells a house every day- THE KIRWAN nlngs after 6, 671-1012. New course forming. Introductory lesson Early Boehm collection. CO - Realtors. 4 Airport Plaia, Hotiet. SECRETARY — For law office. Good sec- offered (no charge). For inlormaflon call 2M-7JOO. _ Coll 449-7435 CA5H FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any WOMAN - HOUSEWORK LIVE-IN. retorlol skills essential. Legal experience 671-2600. make or condition or will trade HO, 027, SALARY 1100 A WEEK PHUSFREE not necessary. Call 741-9400. Help Wanted 26' FIBERGLAS TRAVEL TRAILER - ROOM AND BOARD. WILL BOARD Help Wanted Heollte. Luxurious accommodations tor O or wide oaurje. 774-37IO. : RECOVERY ROOW RN HUSBAND FREE. NO EXPERIENCE SNACK OAR ATTENDANT Male and Female Male and Female two. Dual axles. 59I-I6M or 591-9753. " " TOY "TRAINS WANTED EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR NECESSARY. MUST HAVE CAR. CALL Good pay. Company benefits. MERCHANDISE Any model or condition. Will poy cash or EXPERIENCED RECOVERY ROOW 53I-W6?-AFTER 5:30 P.M. Coll 74M711 MID-WINTER BARGAIN — Naturo trade HO. Coj[531J3l6. _^ NURSE TO GROW WITH EXPANDING PORTERS/PARTTIME Saturday Work Only For Sale ranch mink locket. In excellent condltloi DEPARTMENT. CALL OR WRITE U~RANCE~AH?STANT~^~MUS7 be~e«• MECHANIC OR PIN CASHIER — Will reduced to 1200. Slle 1214.142-2IH. Male, female workers, looking lo supple- ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDEO SOUTH AMBOY MEMORIAL HOSPI .jerlenced In rotlna and tvoina. to run cas- train. Good pay. Company benefits. Nlgtits, 6 p.m. to II p.m. Permonent ort Ice :urnlture. paintings, cut alasi, art. TAL. 721-1000, EXT. 75. ualty and flrr business in Motawan Coll 747-3711 cleaning work In Mlddletown building. ment Income. Steady work on production HAMMOND ORGAN DINETTE SET — Excellent, Formica, Agency. Write Box H41. The Daily Regis- Good pay. steady. Hospitalization, No ex- tine. Three shifts open. Appty in person. 135. Sun lamp. S35. Call 2641454II o.m. tc bronus, clocks,.porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. EXPERIENCED ONLY OPERATOR BEAUTICIAN — Part-time. perience necessary. Our representative Pride Mode Products inc., 740 Lloyd Rd. II p.m. NAMf YOUR PRICE ter. Red Bonk _^ Some experience. Mo to won. of Asbury Pork FOR RUBBER TI«ED TRACTOR - With rV\ALE~^*FEMALE^"'PosTtforTot security will De interviewing ThCirjdoy. March 1, 5 Malawon, N.J. Edwards Industrial Cen- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Colt 513-1465 ter. Brand new organ with Rhythm MAHOGANY DRESSER,140 front end loader ond bockhoe attached. inspector, full time. Is available ot Fort to 7 p.m., at the Harmony Bowl, Rte 3$. MAPLE BED, S10 ID Riverside Ave.i Red Bank 741-7474 Must be oble to operate-and service equip- Middle town. S695 Mon mouth Retail Organiiotlon. This is SCHOOL CUSTODIAN - Local school Immediate delivery. Bench, music and Coll (42-3016 WANTED ment. Coll 671-2800. • to 430 p.m., Mon not a uniformed guard position. Starting district seeking on Individual to perform ttirouQh Frl. only. PART-TIME SALES lessons included. Tetil lor Votxswogen comper. Musi be In salary S97-19A per week, plus liberal normal custodial duties, including clean- REAL ESTATE MANAGER - You don'1 MEAT CASES - Refrigerated 12), one •good condition, 787-2B6I. _ fringe benefits pockage which Includes vo- ing, waxing, dusting, etc. Fringe benefits. have to b* one now, but you hove oot to ATTENTION - Men, women, retirees ft., one 7 ft. Best olfer. cation and sick leave, group Insurance, Include liberal vacation policy, free health be able to SELL, INSPIRE AND TEACH. Increase your Income substantially. Will 741-6057 WAfTfED Help Wanted Insurance and a good salary guide. Inter- Must know Oceon ond Monmouth Counties train. No obligation. For appointment call 775-9300 Used Oriental Rugs retirement, nine paid holidays, etc. Con- 223-1114, MJ a.m. Open dolly 'til 9 Sot, 'til ESSO WATCH.DOG OIL BURNER - tact the Personnel Ottlce, Fort Monmouth ested persons should contact Eotentown thoroughly and the more you know about Chlnese.ond Persian Male and Female all types of real estate the better. Great (Blower), used four months. 150. Post Exchange, Bldg 813, between the Board of Education ot 541-1055. DESKS, FILES, table;, chairs, adding ma- 741-3596 Also Wall Tapestries hours ot 8 a.m. to noon, "Monday through opportunity, with unlimited earning poten- MAINTENANCE — Local school district chines, typewriters, oitlte equipment, elc. FRIEDMA^GALLERIES 774-3143 HOW MUCH DID YOU EARN IN 1973? — tial. Override, plus your own commis- seeking an individual lor molntenoncfe at borgoln prices. New or used. AAC DOUBLE MATTRESS — And Ace tprlng Friday Jo complete the required appli- If you are not satisfied with your Income, sions. All replies will be held In complete work. Experienced person preferred ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED ~ cation, yVe ore on equal opportunity orga- DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35. Oaktiurst, 115. One double box spring, IS. Furniture, pointings, cul glass, art., then perhaps you should lolx with us. If confidences Reply io Box H-83. The Daily Should have capabilities In plumbing 531-3090. Call 7475U5 niiatlon. you think you ore capable of earning Register, Red fiohK/H.j. ^^ electrical' and carpentry. Fringe benefit: bronzes, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewetry. 130.000 or more this yeor — and want to include a liberal vacation policy, fre< 30 GALLON GLASS LINED GAS HO NAME YOUR PRICE COUPLES* MEN, WOMEN; VETS —Un- health insurancerand a good salary guide, _ PIANOS-ORGANS WATER HEATER, 115. _-- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES lfw.*Lrv C.hojnjsjoohlnfl tor ambitious 10 RIVERSIDE AVE, person; No pr>vfc\ii~tremt"experience re- wltttui right how. limited opportunity to earn money. Port- interested persons should contact Eaton Ose^lVode^Tns from 575". V/orehouit (o Call 291-3446 *•' BOAT BUILDING town Board of Education ot 5421055. Kimbcll, Conn, Yamaha, Chlckerino RED BANK 741-7474 quired for porl-ttme work in our Eoton- Draw against commission available. We time or full time. We train oil levels. Far MINI BIKE-Threetip. town store Hours vary. Transportation will have you licensed, trained, totally appointment coll S3i-2767. Moog. Synthesizers. Unlimited rental town store Hours vary Transportation BANK TELLERS — Some experience Irom 17.50. Bring the family and choose Just rebuilt. S40. NAN JOHNSON neededn»^u< . It lnU«>«l>rinlerestedi . *nlcoll Cil.OTS42577II n.ror IJ1$43-. confident and ready )o make money with- helpful. Aptitude with figures required. Call anytime, 2*4-4030 BUYS AND BUYS EXPERIENCE in a motier ot weeks. Our business Is YARDMAN M/W— For private resi- from over 150 units. 9-9 dolly, Sat. until 6. c 7524) between 4 ond 1 p.m. dence, two or thret days a week. Locust Fuir and port-time hours available. An rom on entire household to a single really booming. 1973 will be our biggest Freehold Music Center G.E. FREEZER — lieu. ft. lem. Antique turiUtuic, ftewelry, silver, year ever. We are the largest real estate orea. Call orter v p.m., 29M*oi. equol opportunity employer. Apply Box H- 74" high, 29" deep, 31" wide. 1150. 82, The Dally Register, Red Bank, N.J. 462-4730 immediate cosh, Top dollar. 741-5331. firm In the State of New Jersey, ond we COFPEE SHOP WAITRESS M/W — Over Call 671-1977 after 4 p.m. ONLY ore still growing. We need good people to EXPERIENCED DRIVER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh~poid. II. Experienced. 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. shift. Welfare and people with credit problems. MOVING, MUST SELL - Phllco color help us grow ond grow with us. Call im- Apply In person, Share Point Inn, Hwy 35, ON GARBAGE TRUCK LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd.. mediately for confidential Interview. Ask Instont credit. Immediate delivery. Call TV console. stereo-AM/FM radio T-aJr Hoven. 142-6357 or 741 -4337. I Hoi I ft. .. CALL 264-4404 Green sofa. Black choir. Llgtil fixtures. 6 tor Mrs. Jachter. Mr. Grand, 373-6611. COUNTER HELP — Dry cleonlna ex- SCHOOL'BUS BJUyERS - Will train II round red fringe rug, Baby carriage one accessories. Large office desk ond chair THE BERG AGENCY perience. H ptr titiur. Betly Brltt Clea- not licensed. Tcp pay>-Need not be rest- IBM TYPEWRITERS PETS • Woodworkers LUMBERS — Experienced only reed ap- ners, 4H Hwy 35, Mlddletown, N.J. dent of Hotmdel. WrlttWir. A. Ballc "" i and cose. Green bedroom carpet. 78" ply Top wages and benefits. Year round 143 4300 Holmdel TWp. Board of) Rental $15 per .mo work. CoM now, 7374B73. ORTHODONTIC CHAIRSIDE ASSIS- AND LIVESTOCK LECTRONIC TECHNICIAN"- Ex- Holmdel Rd, Hlaiteti , N.J Portable repairs ». 872-031; • Carpenters perienced. Knowledge of power supplies TANT — Opportunity for Interesting work GARAGE SALE - Colonial and noutlco PURE*BRtb GERMAN SHEPHERD COOK — Port-time, familiar with Italian with variety, contact with people ond on EXPANDING - Netci hfadtrj to help FIREPLACE WOOD - Seasoned. antiques, tools, spcrting goods, knlcx PUPS — Two monlhs old, six moles, two cooking. WAITRESS or WAITER, part- ond SCR's required. Paid vocation and ho- knocks, furniture, "on'-ofa-klnds" Qalor< • Millworkers lidays. Apply In person, I o.m. to 4 p.m., opportunity to learn. Must be neat, clean, build N.J. Division. Couples, veterans, Litile Silver Repair Center females. 150 eoch. Call 22MI13 otter 6 time Apply* Richard's. 640 Shrewsbury interested tn learning. Intelligent ond ca- BIG Thinkers. Part, full time. 7390538. and Items too numeral*; to mention, bu p.m. Ave.. New Shrewsbury. B4MJ46, Von lo Frl. Electronic Measurements 74/-Q573 . ~ priced to sellto^f. Snl. and Sun, Mor. : Inc., <05 Essen Rd., Neptune. _ * pable, of working with hands. Coll 747-9100 SECRETARY - Part-time. Doctor"! of Apply at: between 9 ond I. NIKON MOVIE CAMERA - Powe ond 4, 10 to .'. 15 51. .'times Ave., Keans CARMAN SHEPHtRD PUPPY _ MaT<7 SERVICt STATION ATTENOANT -- Ex *AR~TY PLAN — Eorn exfrVcash*"while fice. Experience desired. Send resume tc room, I to 1, with 1.8 lerw. K50. burg, (fool of Cinlfr Avr.l Coll evrnlngs pefienced only. Mornings and Saturdays. righting water pollution. Full training. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT w Full P.O. Box 616, New Monmouth, NJ. 8«-3704 or 222-2374 Call SM-3424 or 566-6430. time days. Uniforms supplied. Ex- 20 CU. FT. REFP.IGr-P/.TOR/FREEZe Coll Mon. through Fri., i to 6 p.m., 391- SECRETARY — Experience necessary CLOSEOUT CARPET — Ovol toble with six choirs, two corner 473'. _'_ perienced preferred, with a wllllnanns to Full time. 35 hour week, lor active Rta GREAT OANE — AKC. two year's ^ia\ The Luhrs Co. PORTE R" M7W" ^"For~7niduVtVia( cateTeria work. Apply In person, Liner ort Exxon, SHOP AT HOME — Fantastic discount! china closets, lawn mower, desk, wrought m Holmdel. 7:30 am to 4 p.m. Coll 164 Estate office, Typing and steno. Salary Suitable lor large estole. Protective na- S"ECRTr"ATVTp:ECEPTlbNIST - Full Newman Sprlnos Rd., Llncroft. commensurate with experience. For op.— up lo 50% otf. Kodets, Acrllans, Snogs. Iron latjle-42'1 In diom-ler-M" hlah, with 8000 or 787 6160 after -4:40. llmt. Typing, Ugh! steno, good phone 501 nylons, up to 270 so. tt., only 177/ Un- four chairs, for garden or polio. Call 566- ture. Mole. 1175. 870-I2W. Benefits include: JANITORS (2) — One for second shift, polfitment, coll Joseph Cosemo. 2M-IIO0. BEAUTIFUL IRISH SETTER PUPS — ike- Small office. Coll 142-mo. heard ot values! Call United Carpet Co., Eight week! old. Hunting stack. AKC rtg- one for third. Steady work. Good storting SALESGIRL M/W - Wonted In Junior (Ml) BW-8413. Ftnancino available. Comp«tlttv* Wage Sco'e ' Help Wanted NURSES' AIDES — Mo 3 ond II t0 7. Fult salory. Liberal benefits. Apply Worth- GARAGE SALE - Dining room set, bar Isttred. 671-4237. Quart orly WBO» Review time. Excellent benelits. Apply In person, end Misses wearing opporel shop. Ex- TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. AI with 1hree steals, desk with typewriter, Male and Female Ingtan Biochemical Corp.. Hotls Mills perienced preferred. Apply In person, be- P«W VtcBUon and Holtbay* 10 lo 4 p.m.. Arnold-Waller Nursing Rd.. Freehold, NJ. makes new or used. Guaranteed Low os assorted tables, chairs, and lamps, gooc FOR 5ALE — Adoroble block Labrador Paid Blu» Cro*»'Blu« Shield Home, «2 So. Laurel Ave.. Hozlet. tween 3 and 5 p.m. DONNA'S, 93 Broad $25. Serpko's, '0' Monmouth 51. Next to used clothing — men's-and ladles'. 11 An supple!, mole/temole. Available Mor, 5 wlthFtldorJ, LIGHT DELIVERY — Cor necessary. St., Red Bonk. theofer. 747-0485. dover Lane, Malawan. 566-7973. Coll otter S.p.m. 843-3161 NURSES' ATDES ^~AT| shifts, EmeTy Pr«»crtptktn Plnn Should know Mfddtetown-Bayshore area. YOUTH WORKER - Program for girls i^WDsTfifrR and Dental .PIart FACTORY Manor Nursing Home. Matowan. N.J. SW>- Above averoge comings. Call 739-2060 dur- HOT WATER FURNACE — Garage POOL TABLE - Baby's crib, corrloge, AN HUSKIES oges l-tt. Need activities-oriented person head doors, used lumber, factory sewing Reasonable. On the Job Training ing business hours. Port-time, IS hours per week. Ex- walker, refrigerator, office desk. Ice-cube :__ __ mochint, Coll evenings, *7V1fr75, maker, wheelchair, snow blower. Call 142- 787*337 Ad O JOBS ; perienced person with ideas and Initiative. RN s OR LPH's — 3 p.m. lo U p.m. Ev SECRETARY - For Saturday only. Local 3377 before 9 p.m. POODLE PUPPIES - AKC registered. ery weekend off. Emery Manor Nursing real estate office. Steno and Typing neces- Call 495-0945 for appointment. Twp, ol GARAGE SALES Home, Motowon, N.J. $64-6400. sory. For.Interview, call 471-2:100. Mlddletown. I will advise, price, ond it you want, man TWO AWNINGS - 12'. Newly covered, Block. Mole ond temole. Seven weeks old. oge your sole. 747-5029. remodeled. Can't use. Asking 175. Call Coll 2U-4599. PARTS DEPARTMENT COUNTER PER- WAITRESS M/W — Experienced, Doris & U2-O363. Help Wanted SONNEL - Immediate openlno tor Indi- €d's Seatood Restaurant, Highlands. 172- IMPERIAL BEAUTIES — Pekingese, Apply In Person 1565. EARLY AMERICAN BUFFET SERVE Lhasa Apse, rare Japanese Spaniels, oil Male or Female vidual with imall engine or motorcycle DOOR SECONDS AKC. Private breeder. 717-9332. engine experience- For details, coll 67)- But good enough for full use as door — Also hutch top and base. Maple. Ex, Mon. tbru Fri. SALES MANAGERS SALESPERSONS Flush Interior, S3.95 each, six-ponfi Colo ctflent condition. Bolh 1150. 7(1 4105. TOY POODLE PUPS — Apricot, AKC GAL/GUY FRIDAY ARTIST WANTED — Will consider ort SALES TRAINEES — Needed Immediat- nlai. white pine interior, J9.95 each. From PIANO — Stelnway ebony. Model M. Fin registered, mole and female, Tour weeks ely for the Nallon's fastest growlno chain and boch doors. S9.95 each. Prices are for old. Good disposition and blood lines: Coll Typing essonlial. Payroll, posting, student. Opportunity to eorn extra money. condition. Can develop Into steody Income. Work at of retail carpet store}. Base salary, plus oil sizes. 7419347. etc helpful, but not necessary. In- exceptionally high percentoae of soles vol Coll 143 5477 THE LUHRS CO., home. Coll 4H.S4Tt between 10 ond S. Open Saturdays, until S p.m, GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC regis- Jerestmg work 'Hours flexible. ufne, plus bonus and benefits. Openings t TWO LEADED GLASS WINDOWS PART-TIME IN SALES — It you have Hoilel. Union, Grtenbrook, E. Bruniwlc RED BANK LUMBER 3'x4' tered, male, three yean old, avollable for BOUNDARY RD. Apply in person: spare time, you can earn extra money. and Remington. Average salespersons Coll 2914116 breeding. Coll otter S, 547-7029, (mole/femole) moke In excess ot 113,000 9 Wall Slretl RM BonK 741-5500 (til fll* 520) We will show you how: Call 54*49*3 for HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE — Ex GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTER^— PRIDE MADE appointment after 4 p.m. S70.000. managers make more, ll'you'v fWE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING - Corp Very reasonable to the riant home. Seven aot the energy ond enthusiasm to moke i rrnts of homes, stores, estates, cedars, ot-! cellenl condltlconditiono , H5--- . Formic- a table i l monltn old. 717-0373, MARLBORO, N.J. Hwy 35 264 8000 Keyport PRODUCTS INC. PART-TIME CLERICAL HELPER - fresh start on the ground floor ot o tantos .l r.s. Chtno, glosswore, antiques, ort ob tour choirs, 125..1421411. An Equal Opportunity Employer 740 Lto/d Rrf. MifjMtn, N.J. Few times a month. Must be good with tic career opportunity, this Is you) ilects ond all bric-a-brac. R»scll's, ?s E BURGUNDY VELVET SOFA-BEO FOR RENT £dw$rd» tndutMMl CtrUtr figures, good typist, hove some book chonce. Apply In person to Carpet Wore ront SI.. HI-IW. Asking JIM or best offer. BOX STALL keeping ability, M2-31f). house, Rte 16, Airport Shopping Plaio, oi CALL 741 !3»2 to the Rte 2? Union store this week rroi POOL TABLE" Coll 741-om r»4- PEDIGREED GERMAN SHEPHERD DENTAL ASSI5TANT 9:30 to 1:10. 1IJ0 PINE CABINET-S175. ColloHer tp.m.,W:)W Dresser, lorge, S4S. PUPPIES - Reasonable. Experienced chalf-stde assistant wanted Coll 717-40)3 for modern dental practice tn Red Bonk PRESSER —. For dryicleonlng store I ~USED KIRBY FOR SAL¥ Coll 143 KM CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY area. Call U3-3303. Keomburg Keyport area. Good pay. etc, CAMPING TRAILER - Heollte. Sleep: PEKINGESE - Four yeon old, while. Good natured, lust wonts o good home. WANTED — Person to come In from 10 Vooue Cleoners, 240 Main St.. Keansburo. five. Perfect shape. Asklno 1100. Coll U REFRIOER*f5iT^Selfdrlrosllno. Alsi 0363. Allergies. Coll 291 2J49 otter 5 p.m. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR a.m. to i p.m. Help prepare dinner. No aos stove,, seltcleonself-cleonlngl . Use—d' one year housework. Call 322-7111. COUNTER SALES - EXPERIENCE for both. W-ttU MOVING - Modern^ta, two chair CAFE-AU-LAIT POODLE PUPPIES PREFERRED. APPLY IN PERSON, Thick while shag rug. 12 X 17, tab Raised with children. MANY NEEDS - HOUSEKEEPER — Two tfoys. Must have BOATMAN'S SHOP, 34 WHARF AVE. ANTIQUES lamps, dinette set (Parsons toble wll Coll I64-U97 own transportation ond references. Coll (AT MARINE PARK) RED BANK. _ LIQUIDATING ESTATF four upholstered chain), stereo, hlgl S6>73» 6iK¥AL"«$iSTANT - TwoTvening: I OMenrolWuoi chair, gale ond more. I47.S4I5 after l DOG TRAINING TWO LANDSCAPERS — Experienced only. Will froln. Mature person. 1 Dlnlna Tables / p.m. OBEDIENCE . GUARD Adding Machines only. Coll Hunt's Landscaping Service. I Stelnwoy GrflrB Pii General Contractors | Painting * Decorating Call 2*44333, 717-0939 1 Chlno Cfottl CONVERTIBLE SOFA - Ton, IS", SJOO. IMMEDIATE RESULTS 74M732. Low Cost Private Instruction Typewriters CARPENTRY - Rem&otllng. pontMng. CARL I. JONES — Pointing and woltpa- AIDE — Complete care of elderly handi 1 Curie Cabinets Modern sofa, walnut frame, and matching cloieh, doors, oddltlont. Odd lobi ftto- perlng. Futly Insured. For tree ettlmatei. HOUSEKEEPER - Llv* In. Physician's • but t% ^ MJM | U I t chair, 1125, Knee-hole mahogany oi S4I1W4 aft>r S p.m. Cor necesiory. Calif lor oppolntment, 747- REAL ESTATE carpentry. A. Bruce Elgfnrauch, Builder. Pearl and 4030. • torn*I Dtp)., Jersey Shore Medlcol Cen Plasllc and fabric. Call direct to factor Coil»«-Jit? oiler 5 p.m. fer, Cor lies Ave., Neptune, weekday i be serving New Jersey. Eliminate middle- TWO CLUB CHAIRS — Green, practically FOR RENT Bead Restrlnglng HOUSEKEEPER - Two doys weekly. tween 9 ond 3 p.m. Equal opportunity em man. Call Wr, Tupf, 143 1319. new, rust tone choir, excellent condition. Limousine Service ployer. Exptrtty on broldtd nylon. tl.SO e strond Own tronsp»rlqtlon. References. Little Coll UM477 Apartments Clocks ana ARROW LIWOUilHE SERVICE Silver. 741-0042 after * p.m. CHAIN LINK FENCING Codillocs and Chryslers for oil otcesiont . Sterling closet from Me. REUSSILLES' DELIVERY WORKERS — Part-time eve '•i PRICE GARAGE SALE — Sat., 10 o.m.-2 p.m RED BANK — Three-room furnished Watch Repair Unr servllt UlHU It (rood St.. Red (ont. OLSTEN ningv Need your own car. Apply In per- Supplier hoi left over from large In- Weights, furniture, trains, miscellaneous opartment. Cenlrolly located. All utilities TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT son. Lulgl's, 477 Mlddlf Rd.. Hoilef. Itotlotlon first quality choln link fenclnf 171 Mull) St., Belford. supplied. Coll otter i p.m.. 741 (176, Secu- Antique Clocki. wolctrtft. fine Jewelry ci- li Price! Installation ond terms orronacc Mrilv done. Don Pom Jewelers, tn Alvcr NEVER A FEE WAITRESS M/W rity required. 117 Route 35, Eatofltown 542 5300 '41-4700. CHOICi RIVATfc CULI.IiCVION - Of «« . Folr Ho«n H?-»l> pj Rooting, Siding Apply In person. Bow Knot Restaurant, U.S coins. Entire collection or Individual i i LIGMT~HAULING - Cellors, gbragis •road St.. Red Bonk. pieces. Most Items Unc. or Proof. Silver clencyncy. . Private e cleaned up Free estlmotes. JltUit otter ft Insulation Business Opportunities CHEMICAL OPERATOR TRAINEE CLEARANCE doilari. Liberty nickels, Indian Heads JUSS. . CColo l t4M 110. Commercial Art )p.m OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING COLOR AND BLACK/WHITC TVS Commemorotlvei. others. Wrltwfo Ion Excellent opportunity for bright person 40, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. HATUIIE. REFINED' DUSINESS LADY Light Hou I ing and Moving Installed ond juoronUtd for 10 ynrt. US with Inltrmi in Mology or chemistry to ANDERSON'S ItCN LANGUAGE - We moke II on I. eras ;«i s*i* RED BANK HAZLE — Wishes to shore her comfortable home potter*, twilorn ort ont) llytri ttwl tpeeft Coll 7I7-M33 or 495-ISVJ FOR LEASE loin preAicllon group wllh established life 147 JIM mm CONSOLE STEREOS — Many model I n with woman over 50. ReMroncti. '17-4711. hr you Coll CT-Wtl or H/ltH ' 141*11 S4W ROOFING 1IXMM icltncts company. MIQh school dfplomi duced to our coil. ANDERSON'S TV AN 1 necessary, will Involve shift work. Apph I XJ POOL TABLE •Nl«lmouni County ! Live Wire Doofiri" •100 APPLIANCE, 30 Broad St., Red Son LONG BRANCH— Deluxe unlurnlshid Pointing a, Decorating lllt - repairs, thirole wot. Three-bay tn person, Worthlnaton Blochtmlca 747-0115. Mo-bedroom aeortment, All pone led llv Corp.. Holll Mills Rtf.. Frtetiold. Phone mom Ing room and dining room. New Hove and ' Diamonds ' INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING Service Station HOSPITAL (ED — Electric..., m...jdJtro i refrigerator. Private entrance. Available LABORATORY TECHNICIAN •EFRIGERATOR — 10 cu fl. G.E. E>- with mottmattressi . 139], Please coll 2M-1 542-0779, Red Bank. N J. et ll*nt working condition, tt it for totting. ill !44 3454 MarcMartnh TilTil,. Sulloble mature adult*. No aonoht or Rtityled Slip Covers Hlon tcnool chemlilry, tome calleat pre- am. fo If p.rn. pott. Secur Ity, 2I9O1S9, lerrttf, Will Irsln. Apply S.w V SlLl Let lit buv fnt llomontt vou don't wew and stray. Aiunll- CUSTOM MADE SLIP covens - lie- Paid Training. ANDIRONS — Flreolixe equipment, out- * let in rtttvlo IMm lor you perionotly. CONES. Olvlilon ot Ifavtrer Chemical MACNAVOX CONSOLE STEREO — In pered cuinlon covers, uMrtly fitted; Co.. at tine Id., Matowan. An equal ep- side lot holder, us. Good second refrig- Mort Classified *4)4IU stitched Coll JM«. t7lilM Call 687-1550, Ext. 72 contemporary cabinet. Good condition. erator, US. 9.1! weolovol braided ru portunlry employer. with Md, III. Milk twt, It. HI-MO. on Apartments Apartments . n.etfwi7 furnished Rooms Houses for Sole The Daily Register, Red Barik-MiddJetcwn, N J. Thursday, March I, W73 31 WORTH LfjHO WAHrH Z Th,M-ro«.. IMMEDIATE OCCUPAKC V Ft tPDSl _ 0tr,t ,„,„ or/J pick <,„„ r.ol r SZ'""" " **<***} m« tram on. Atutlt pretefrar No pen Ke« t*c- P ERFECT i10 NPLUS"! Houitfs For Sole ONE-BEDROOM. . . J175 bedroom cwirolly clr ^wSlHoiwd uolur- i LEGAL NOTICE' LEGAL NOTICE Private tfttronces! EoWrt kitchen nlihed apartments. 6ne block from every- Votel ond Ho)el, Highlands. t?2-l)73 Hotel 453,500 WolK to stopping. tKiso, schools! or M2-34U. Sse This And Stop Looking 0CCUI>oni:ln < k rooms, daily mold'%ervice, S20 ond S25 per Btoutlfuily decorated family home offers! AN OROfNA,H??CFEJXtNG COM- AOVfRTlSCMCMT PRIVATEiwfM CLUB JD B*NK - Apartment lor r«nl. Suit c IFT/ '" * jweek. Motel rooms, prlvo,|*'botfi, TV, No work for the new owner. Everything NOTICE TO SIDDCRS 01 1 four tor«e bedrooms, 2W baths, den plus has been done In this tour-bedroom, two- ~ PENSAT1OMOF MEMBERS OF THE Si'* f * *- ""rente, wcwlly. Coll oc«ontront, dally mold service, S40 per irgt family room? Spacious enough for Sealed bids will be received by the Uetwren 5 and 4 p.m. 747. lax WATERFRONT APARTMENTS -Fur- twtti bl-level with two-cor goroge. Appli- POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE Township Committee of the Township of KEYPORT nished three-racm oportment. oil utilities. /ervont's privacy. Lovely Ireed rood in ances, central air conditioning, recmed BOROUGH OF RUMSON, NJ xtUtnt neighborhood. This one will sell *VeeHofd until 2:30 P.M., prevailing RED BANK — Lovely three-room oporl- Weekly, monthly, seasonal. No lean lighting, wall-to-woll carpeting, ond all BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond me on March IS, 1973 ot the office of ™"' l<"» remodeled. Furnished. Nice Nautlluj Aporlments, MI-OS05. A NEW IDEA! those extro special extras. S3?,500. KIR- Council of the Borough of Rumton that ttte Township Clerk, MunJclpol Building, GARDENS WAN CO.. Realtors, Airport Plata, HaK- • 251 Atlantic St.. oflftte 34 * lection ol town, close to shopping, and LONG BRANCH - four rooms, unfuV- Year round living for Golden Agcrs. Nice the compensation for the offices listed Schonck Rood, Freehold Township, New £n»porlollon. Call evenings betweeni « rooms, ocean view, fhree homecooked let. N.J. Coll 5M-72M, (a.m. to I p.m. below for the year 1973 shall bt as fol- Jersey, after which time they will be Superintendent on Premises &, nlshed. Private entrance. Leose. securlty\1 orator appointment t0 inspect. 2U-im. required. Call rn-Tlh? after 5 p.m. meols daily, 34 hr. love ond oftenflo seven days a week. lows: publicly opened and read oloud for the Phone t£u 2644313 You'r* not '"|ust o name" here, tn Asbui VAN HORN 1. Chief .*lfi,M5. furnishing ot Water Meters to the Town- (9 o.m.-5 p.m.) KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom apart- Park call 775-5006. AGENCY - REALTORS J34.900 CUSTOM RANCH 2. Captain 14,100. hip of Freehold. 3. Lleutenont 13,S15. RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentree ment In new two-family house S720 per RED BANK — Modern two lorge rooms Open 7 dovs. Coll 24 hours a day. • FIVE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, Specifications and Proposal Sheets month plus security. Call 3 p.m.-6 p.m. »prn private kitchenette, both. Suitable for • 2Vi FULL BATHS 4. Sergeant 13,000. may be obtained of the office of William Aparlmenls, 239 Spring St. Two-bedroom Ask for Corl. 7I7OT4. 747-4100 5. Patrolman (Second Year) 12.300. . ovailoble immediately- Coll tor oppaint- one adult. 22V-3C20 • FULL FINISHER BASEMENT 8. Dickerson, Township Engineer, Mu- River Rd. Fair Hoven 6. Patrolmon (First Year) 10,175, merit, 741-3953. "N'SHED THREE ROOMS- JUS. THREE-ROOM GARAGE APARTMENT HIGHLANDS • WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE nicipal Building, Schonck Rood, Free- ne block from Sumtl Lake, view or I»25K26GAM6ROOM 7. Probationary Patrolman and Choiv olrf. New Jersey until farty-elght {481 — AvaUobte Immediately. Newly deco- Rooms for rent. JUST LISTED TODAY! ceman t,9OQ. KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart oceon. Security, references. 98l-««4 rated-THS per month. East Keaninsburg! . I • TWO-CAR GARAGE ours prior fo the lime set for fhe open- ment. New two Tamil/ house. 1260 DP V2 11« • LANDSCAPED CORNER LOT I. Police Surgeon shall be paid no sal- Ing ot bids. The said Specifications and BR HT 67I-W02. ilddlttownHlghvlew Estates bllevel - month plus security. Coll 787-O3V3. * '?, -"studio eHlcicneyroiu WIIDDLETOWN —Tn private home. Nice- [rfect In-law setup. Three bedrooms up, MELMED, REALTOR 671-5650 ary but shall receive as compensation Proposal Sheets may be examined ot H<"- *" ulllllles. Furnished, vvoll-to- RUMSON — Three rooms, furnished. Suit- ly furnished bedroom. Close to every- Jownstalrs suite has living room, KITCtien. -all of the fees properly payable to him the office ot the Township Cterk or SHARE — Two-bedroom apartment. Suit- able for business couple. No dags. All util- for services rendered In the perform- Township Engineer, Municipal Building, oble for two elderly people. Living room tnlng. For woman. References required. aedroom, bath. Low ISO's. See It today! "COLTSTNECK ities. Reasonable. t*i-HM. Coll W2-M20, once ol the duties of his office. Sctianck Rood. Freehold Township, New kitchen, bofh. Ulitlties Included siSf Impressive center hall Colonial, prestige 9, The salaries fixed by Ihc foregoing Jersey. month. Coll between 4-4, 741-7978. APARTMENT - NeoTtr^T WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with prl area, one + ocre. Pour bedrooms, ?'/i sections of this Ordinance sholl be pay- p. KeansburKeansburgg. BesBt t timti e to colll — boths, fireplace In family room, central HAROLD H. SCHANK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Four rooms Commercial Rentals vole bath and weekly maid service, S3S able'fn equal semi-monthly Installments. before noon — 4M4M-W16- , per wee*. Wlndlammer, 344 Ocean Ave., air. 181,900. 5TYNE5 REALTOR, Colls to. The schedule or compensation ond Township Clerk Woli-to-woll corpet, otl utilities. No pels Neck. 946-96M. March 1 $7.00 Suitable for couple. $200 monthly. Secu- RED BAN< T RED BANK Sea Blight. fMMOM or 717-WSS. McCUE salaries: herein above set forth sholl be rity. Lease. 291^613. LUXURY HI RISE KEYPORT — Centrally located. SulloDle LEONARDO — Four bedroom, tutl i>ase retroactive to the lit day ot January. 3100 or 3700 iq. ft. First floor area suii- Ridge Rd. ment Cape Cod. Excellent condition. Nice 1973. Rlvervlew Towers oble lor light manufacturing, retail busi- for mature gertfleman. Hudson HAZLET — Modern three-room opart- 51 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk Call 842-TO7 area, three blocks from school. Being II. An Ordinance entitled "An Ordi- ment. Utilities supplied. Overlooking the Novtslnk River. Spacious ness, or offices. Sprinkler protected build- transferred, By oppol-ntment. 291-0072. nance Fixing. Compensation ot Members Coll 2M-4839 log. Ample parking. Excellent location. :APE COD — Immaculate condition. Seamed-To-Slim '•'^room oportments. Central olr con- KEANSBURG — Room tor rent. Ample : Close to N.Y. buslines. ot the Police Deportment of the ioning. 2J-hour doorman. Indoor pork- Convenient to public transportation. At- parking. Close to transportation. Reason- our bedrooms, fireplace, two full baths. EATONTOWN~RANCH ~ 130/900 Borough of Rumson, N.J. "passed TWO BEDROOMS — Living room, kitch- tractive price. Brokers protected. 747- able. 767-8363. ilk 1o belt schools. March 5, 1972 and amendment! thereof en, and bath. Utilities Included. 5)80 Col t, swljn pool, morlna, TV securltyrter Living room with fireplace, formal dining roces. «Ar. Prlem 1201) 741-1732. 1100. ond supplements thereto are hereby re- Printed Pattern between 4 and 6, 741-7978. EATONTOWN AREA — Furnljhed room. IEAUTIFULLV APPOJNTED — Three room, full basement, attached garage, pealed. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED - Utilities in- EXCELLENT Call between 6 and 9 p.m. )rge bedrooms with water view, Vermont olus exoansinn oHIr, ln excellent nelah- RED BANK-UNFURNISHED - Fou 9M-181B This Ordinance shall take effect upon room apartment with Vh baths. Sultabli cluded. No pets. Suitable lor business gsn- MANUFACTURING SPACE ofe hallway, quorrystone tiled 12' x .7 borhood. Quick sale with conventional fi- Its posiqge and publication according lo for adults. No pets. Heal and woter fur- tlemon.-lnqulre 218 Mormouth St., Red NICE, CLEAN ROOM — With kitchen Itchen, I39,|J(X>. nancing desired. 542-2386. ** low. Bank. One-story building. 10,250 sq. ft. Ample nished. W25 a month, lease required. Call parking, Three overhead doors. Con- privileges. If preferred. Bel ford. OCEANPORT — Spacious iwo-bedroom. RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Reoltors venient to public transportation Attrac- 787-8789. EW SPLIT-LEVEL — Four bedrooms. The foregoing ordinance was in- RED BANK - Penthouse with balcony Ireplace In gomeroom. 141,500. Cape on beautiful shrubbed and shaded 55S Prospect Ave., Lffile Silver. 741-45O0. overlooking the Noveslnk. Two bedrooms, »ve price, grokers protected. 747-) 1OQ. BURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE corner. Attractive living room, formal troduced and passed first reading at a two bams, full dining room, carpeting and dining room, carpeted kitchen, dry base- regular meeting of the Mayor and Coun HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL - Garde RUMSON OFFICE SPACE — Air colr^dT HOME — MlddlelDwn. Suitable for woi cllof the Borough of Rumson held on °tr conditioning. BODMAN ARMS an. 671-4400 McAlister Agency ment, attached garage. 139,900. Principals oportment. One bedroom. Total electric APARTMENTS. 74l-35tl evenings. tioned. Will alter to suit. 900, 1100, or IBM Reoltor only. S42-202B. Thursday, February 22, 1973 and will Air conditioning. Near buses. 872-1646. sq.ft. Phone 842-1500. 109 E. River Rd., Rumson &42-1894 come up for final consideration and pas- sage ot a regular meeting ot the Gov- KEANSBURG — One and two bedrooi GREENGROVE GARDENS LONG BRANCH — From $2.70 pir~i^7tT. LOVELY, PRIVATE — Separate en- WATERFRONT RANCH — L^caVecTTn apartments. F°r Information, trance. Tiled bath. Rumson ond priced to sell at 156,500. Deep erning Body lo be held Thursday, March » Greengrove Ave. Keyport, NJ. All utilities and services in eluded. Imme- wafer floating dock. Property enclosed 8, ?973 at t:30 P.M. at the Borough Halt, call 787-8941 diote occupancy. 212-3000. Call 741-1341 ofttr 6 pm. MIDDLETOWN Efficiency 5,50 with chotn link fence. Two-cor garage. Rumson, N.J. at which time and place ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fully FURNISHED ROOMS - Cooklna prlvl Exclusive Area Large living room toeing water with slid- oil persons desiring to be heard will be KEANSBURG — Garden opartmenti. One l-bedroom apartment • 1175 leges. J15,118. ond MO per week. bedroom. Heat and hot water included equipped restouront. Seati 100, . ing glass doors. Dining room, beautiful given full opportunity. 2-bcdroom apartment $225 7875040 DEEPDALE science kitchen, two baths, and redwood $165. Call 787-VW*. Includes heat, hot water ** Call 741-1144 atter 7 p.m. ALBERT A. KERR, JR.. NICELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM deck on the water side. Call us today for Borouah Clerk RED BANK — Have only a tew choice lo- Celling, treed acre on hill. Colonial five' oppoJntmenJ. E.A. ARMSTRONG _ 2 blocks east Rt. 36 and Middle Rd. cations available for retoll stores, bou- Centrally located, off Hwy 35. SullaCle for sedroom and den, plus family room, March 1 '"' - 114.00 business gentleman. References. 2&4-729S. AGENCY, Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., Commercial Rentals tiques, chains, etc. Shopping Mall, two seamed ceiling, pegged floor. Brick and Little Silver. 741-4&OO. Phone 264-1846, Mgr. Apt. 72. levels. Climate CD'ntrolJed. Prime oreo. :edor. Most unusual built-in solid oak HrWBEDROOM ApARTMENf Brokers protected. Call 842-4672. ;ltchen, 19' x 13,-with beamed celling. FAIR HAVEN — Restored Colonial with References and security. ormol dining room, professional iand- 1900 SQ. FT. — prime office spoce. 5ub- REAL ESTATE river view and original charm.. Asking in CHOICE Apply 15 Borberle Ave., Highlands caplng. Three baihi. Living room has 50s. Principals only. 842-4231. dlvldabfe. $5 sq It. net. Thompson Agency, FOR SALE lorgeot/s fireplace with rosewood' wall THREE ROOMS — »150 monthly 741-0700. ind flanked by planters. Finished full MATAwTN~T6~yVN~SHI P^^Four"bed- Two To Travel! Security - rooms, eat-In kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet- OFFICE SPACE Phone 787-1129 OCEANPORT — Immediate occupancy. Houses For Sale wsement, 45' x 28'. By owner. Mid 80s. Just completed, brand new store located loll (201) 671-0961. ing. Full basement. Close to schools and NEW EFFICIENCY-FURNISHED — Cen- in active village compact shopping center. shopping. Coll S66-6179 before 7:30 p.m. .1200 Sq. II. Heal, air conditioning, trolly located. 195 Wilson Ave., Long Only store left, next to brand new Laun- CUTE AS A BUTTON HAZLET - Three bedroomsTtwo baths" jamtofai service, private parking on Branch. Reasonable. 222-5J8! or 229-IW7. derette and U.S. Post Office, etc. idea) for $36,900 START OUT RIGHT Colonial. Walking distance to N.V. bus Card/OW shop. Boutique, Tobacco, Yarn schools. J37.5OO. Call for appointment, 264 paved parking lot Convenient to all UNION BEACH — Suitable for adults. On lovely lot with loads of privacy, this $27,900 Four rooms. S175 a month plus utilities. or Crafts, etc., or other allied type. Cen-' 2666 Or 642-5410. public transportation. Will rearrange trolly olr conditioned. Otf street parking. adorable cottage could be your "dream 264-3805 or 2541661 ^^^^ Act fast before you loose out on this house." Four bio bedrooms, torge eat-In jape Cod, In mini condition, featuring the ~~ " ~LlfTLE~s7LVER oraest bedrooms around. Living room, offices to tenants requirements. At- RUMSON — Two*rooms and bolh, partly splendid location ond opportunity. SAM- kitchen, secluded enclosed porch. Located Charming home on large, nicely land UEL TEICHER AGENCY, Oceanport In chormlno Olde Shrewsbury. Taxes ore ning room, science Kitchen. Woll-fo-wail scaped grounds with circular driveway. tractive price. Brokers protected. furnished. Private. All-utllltles. Near irpetlng throughout. Appliances. Fully bth. Ideal for one person. 7-Lafayette St Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. low, tow! Three bedrooms, l'/j boths, Mnlshed base- iclosed yard. KIRWAN CO , Reoltors ment, eat-In kitchen with dishwasher and SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms/furnished, irport Plazo, Hailet, N, J. Call 2W-72OO, 9 self-cleaning1 range, wall-to-wall carpet- oil utilities, radio, TV. Private entrance, Houses for Rent m. to fl p.m. seven doys a week. Ing. Walk to train ond school. U4.5OO. &42- CALL SIM. Call 142-1100. VAN HORN 527B. „__: „ _ OCEANPORT — Two-bedroom apart $125 to S350 Per Month AGENCY — REALTORS HOLAADEL RANCH THE BERG AGENCY EATOWOWN ^Woodmere split. VJ acre ment, Spanish style house oy water. 1725 Open 7 doys. Coll 24 hours o day. woods. Three bedrooms, unfinished plus utilities. 122-3214 after 7:30 p.m. and PERFECTION is the KEY fourth, l'/i boths, two-cor goroge, fire- 747T1100 weekends. Available April 1. 747-4100 804 River Rd. Folr Haven 0 this very lovely, well cored (or home. place, eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, paneled KEANSBURG — 3Vi rooms. S17I. One MONMOUTH BEACH — Adorable new 1 has three bedrooms, living room, dining recreotlon room, formal dining room, free Houses For Sale bedroom. Electric Indlvlduol heat and air five-room town house. Water view, lentils, PERFECT oom, woltowoll corpet, two full baths, form patio, Principals only. Asking conditioning. N.Y. by bus, 55 mln. Local poo!, washer-dryer, bulkheading. From wsemertt, oversiied attached garage, cir- 552^900^43-5699. ^_ SJOO (O UOQ month, 2?)-124& or 741-J74$. ilar driveway, on a tree shaded lot. Ask bus corner. Walk fo shopping. Quiet side STARTER HOME RUMSON — Two-sfory modern whife Co- street location. 22-32 Honrnrk ft . nil WIDE SELECTION OF RENTAL5 - Fur- Q, and well worth, $37,900. toniat on v* acre wooded lot. Four bed- Main, near railroad. Mr. Nopp, «H513, 1 nished and unfurnished, immediate occu- Older home loaded with charm. "Move rooms, 2''2 baths, paneled den, dining, to 7 p.m. pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, In" condition. Living room, dining room HARRY DRAZIN, Agency room, living room with [[replace, large Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. modern kitchen, full basement, two bed REALTORS kitchen, laundry room, full basement,, KEANSBURG — Five rooms, new home. rooms, one both, den, detached one-car II Brood St., Red Sank , '842-7900 two-car garage. Sewer connected. June Carpeted. »!50 plus utilities and security. RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. oooae, fireplace. Lovely grounds. Only FAIR HAVEN TWO-STORY' occupancy. 184,000. Principals onl/. Coll Cair7«7-O?l]. Thrt*-I>«0. two-cor garage, and professional lond- oportment. Ground floor In house. Con- ences. $250 plus Utilities. 787-2409. scoplng, Asking $62,900. E.A. ARM- venient location. Coll 531-0625. Reatfor —47 Years ot Service — Insuror SCHANCK AGENCY THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Reason SJ Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank STRONG AGENCY, Realtor. 5S5 Prospect ASBURY PARK — One-bedroom apart- able rent. One month's security. REALTOR Ave., LIHIt Silver. 74I-4SO0. ments In 24 unit building. Wall-lo-woll car- Phone 495-11B3 Linden PI, Red Bank pel, air conditioner, all utilities except NEED MORE ROOM? 47-0397^ Eves. Sun. 747-4OB6 electricity for lights. Inferior entrances. RIVER PLAZA - Three-bedroom home. Lots and Acreage Lease. Year round. Two blocks from Excellent condition. $300 per month. This one Is for you. Three mastjr-slied Lease, references and security required. RUMSON^ 1 MIDDLETOWN beach. Secure, comfortable, convenient. bedrooms. Wall-to-wall carpeting in llvlna lew house with three bedrooms, and two 9MO393 for oppolntrrnnt. Immediate occupancy. Coll Mr. Ryan, room and dining room in this nearly new UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY — Building lot, McGOWAN-RYAN, Realtors, 747-3000. Colonial. The lovely londscoplng will tore unfinished. Den. Full basement approximately 22S'x255\ In exclusive In- LARGE MODERN TO-ROOM lose to river. Excellent listing. U4,9W. dian Ridge on Kings Hwy E., opposite Flowing curves shape this FAMILY SKI HOUSE- Vicinity Su9ar delight your family and please your budg- With stone fireplace, tiled bath. Well fur- Bush, Mod River, ond Glen Ellen, Ver- et at SJ7.9OO. See this one today. KIRWAN iWoodgate Rd., R-45 residential zone. "Seamod-to-Slim" Style to nished and air conditioned.- it SO per mont. Four bedrooms, two baths. Sleeps CO., Realtors, Airport Plaja, Haxlef, N.J. Borus Agency JJP.MO firm. Co/itoct W. Smith, Box 77, month, all utilities Included/ 10-12. Cathedral ceilings, stone flreploce, Coll J64-720O, v a.m. to 8 pm. seven days Mlodletown, N.J. create maximum figure flat- CHEERY l'/j-ROOM STUDIO a week. REALTORS ' * dishwasher, washer-dryer. Plowing In- RUMSiyN— Beautifully wooded \3A ocre, With tiled bath. All newly decorated. $120 cluded. Available March 16 through April 400 River Rd., Fair Haven tery. Sew square «r high neck- per month, all utilities Included. Parking 1. $350 a week. 842-6844. 747-4532 corner Ridge Rd. and Buena Vista Ave. pplebrook Agency and laundromat on property. Suitable for Atlantic Highlands $38,500 TREES! m,000, Coll eves. (305) 567-2025. line versions in knits, cotton. . ocfults. UNFURNISHED - Immediate posses- • SEVEN SPACIOUS BEDROMAAS luch privacy in this three-bedroom Lh OCVDEOS Realtors THE LODGE, KEANSBURG sion. Three bedrooms, two baths, lull • 26'x 15'LIVING ROOM :rott home. Only two owners, so main' Printed Pattern 9120: NEW • »'X2«' DININGROOM Residential lots, approximately one acre 112 Ave. ol Two Riven 7S7-01J2. After 6 coll 787-1730. basement. $260 per month plus utilities. a I ned with greatest cart. Lovely minimum/ S23.5OO. FULLY IMPROVED, Lease required. E.A. ARMSTRONG • LARGE COZY DEN screened and glass enclosed porch plus Women's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, Rumson . 842-2900 KEANSBURG — Three or tour-room • WALK-IN CLOSETS including sewers and water, in area tilled AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Jen ond two-car garage. $45,900. May w< with trees ond custom homes. STEPHEN 42 44, 4H, 48. Size 3li (bust 4U) apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. All Little Silver, 741-4500. • FOUR FIREPLACES make an appointment? y utilities Included. Adults preferred. Coll • TWO-CAR GARAGE - J. KROLV Realtor, Hwy 35, Holmdel. 671- 4616. , __'___ takes ^ yards 35-inch fabric. 717-9610between 10a.m. and6 p.m. MODERN FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — S275 MELMED REALTORS 471-5450 WALKER & WALKER KEANSBURG — Four rooms. monthly. Keansburg-Middlelown area. RUMSON - Waterfront lot. 125,000. Bulk" REO BANK-RUM SON AND MILES Realtors headed, with slip. Send 75 cents for each pat- Suitable for adults. No pets. 671-9765. . AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send foi Iwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury Call 7(7-226] ; tern — add 25 cents for each RED BANK — Three-bedroom. 1250 free catalog of modest homes, farms, po AIR HAVEN-FEARLESS~FTX"ERi"~- McAlister Agency THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED APART- month. Lease, security and references re- latiol Rumson estates, wolerfronts, acre .ert's o large four-bedroom, 2'/i-siory pattern for first-class mailing MENT — 1160. Immediate occupancy. quired. .Call 741-2975 between 9 and 5. Do oge, lots, business opportunities. lolonlol well worth your efforts. Rental Realtor Red Bank. Coll 741-3158. not call atter 5 p.m. cottage Is well secluded from main house 109 E. River Rd., Rumson M2-1894 and special handling. Send to MATURE FEMALES WANTED" To RAY STILLMAN $54,000. Tour Iho town or country tof KEANSBURG — Five rooms, both, Business Property I.aura Wheeler, (it The ned baseboard heat. Suitable for family of two share large six-bedroom house with some. Realtor ELLEN S. HAZELTON gether in Inslant capes! or three adults. 787-0383. Ocean view an Rt. 36, Highlands. $80 a "Our 54th Year' Realtor RED BANK - Investor! - Six family Hank Register, Ncedlecralt month Includes utlltlles. 291-2799. , 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 7418600 I W. River Rd., Rumson M2 3200 house in excellent condition, Very nice Fling pretty capes over ev- MIDOLETOWN — SVi-room furnished (MMEDTATe OCCUPANCY — ~New7y7e^ Member Inter-City Relocation Service section of town. Grossing over $9600 per Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea oportment with all utilities. Private en- decorated three-bedroom home. Living year. Must sell due lo other business obli- erything! Crochet in alternat- Station, New York-,.N.Y. SHREWSBURY OFFICE tronce. Security required. Couples pre- room. eat-In kitchen, utility roam, bath. Just reduced! This young four-bedroom, gations. Asking SS?,500. Call evenings be- Oil hot water heat. $225 per month, secu- I1/]-both custom home features o huge 10-ROOM COLONIAL tween 6 ond 7 for more information. 264- ing lacy, solid wavy bands. ferred. For Information, coll 741-4105 after n Mlddletown on heavily wooded lot, one 5176. ... 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- 747-0221 5 p.m. rity ant) references. 264-1999. 21x16 living room, 16x17 eat-in kitchen, Use worsted, big hook. Pat- large den and family room, one for you icre plus. FoLy yeors young. Air condl BKR, NAME, ADDRESS, RUMSON — Two furnished rooms, bath. MARCH IS OCCUPANCY — First and loned, intercom, sprinkler system OAKHURST -OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Ad- second floor, 9 rooms. Washer, if needed, ona one for the klrfs. Your. childrea.wMl jacent lo benk. 1200 sq ft. Suitable for tern 644: one size tits Misses' Private, All ulitlties. Near bus. Ideal far also enjoy the pool, patio ond Jehced-ln Thermopone windows, many extras ZIP. one person. 1 Lalayette St.. 842-3798. Near ocean and school. Good nelbhbdr- 367,500. professional office, etc. Coll 222-9425 or hood. Referpnc1*,' Coll 776-7063 or 796-1263. yard. A "must see" home at V41.5W. KIR- 77+1572. 1II-1H; child's 2-12 included. WAN CO.. Realtors, Airport Plaza, Har- CROWELL AGENCY 741-4030 NEW 1972 Nccdlecraft Cata- BUYANEWHOME!! Houses For Sale EXECUTIVE HOME — Nine-room home, id, N.J. 3M-720Q. 783 River Rd. Fair Haven SEA GIRT — Business property with in- two-car garage, and screened summer come. Air conditioned Colonial building, SEVKNTY-FIVK CKNTS log crammed with the most house In Locust estate area. $500 per VHDDLETOWN $27,900 on desirable thorouahfare, lends Itself to for each pattern — add 'l\> fabulous fashions, acces- month plus utilities. Lease and references MIDDLETOWN »-23'x»5' LIVING ROOM professional offices or exclusive shops. OCEANPORT required. 642-4231. PORT MONMOIJ.TH — Mew bl-level •23' xl2' DINING ROOM Formerly gift and boutique. 1600 sq. ft, cents (or each pattern for Air sories, gifts. Knit, crochel, WATER FRONT Three bedrooms, diningroom. living • 231 DEN . main area plus office arid storage' sfwee, NO MAINTENANCE HOME . MONMOUTH — Small house tor rent. room, kitchen. Vft batns. Large recreation •THREE BEDROOMS 23' Second floor, two-bedroom apartment Mail and Special Handling. embroider. Kree patterns. TROUTMAN CREEK-SPLIT LEVEL Suitable for couple or one person. Imme- room. Two-car garage. April occupancy. • FULL RECREATION BASEMENT wlln separate entrance. On/off street " NO MAINTENANCE LOT in absolutely exquisite condition diate occupancy. COH212-5B4-1390.. W3.900. 256-MX); 566-8905. _ ^J • 224' LANDSCAPED LOT parking. Low foxes. Principals only. Own Send-to Marian Martin, 421) Send 50c. e^Ml-JMi.^ On a street (hat is private - one containing large living room, for- FAIR HAVEM — Three bedrooms, two ELMED REALTORS 671-5650 The Red Bank Hcgisti-j-, Pat- New Insl'ant Crochet Book mal dining room, modern eat-in baths, carriage house, unfurnished. One * *AULR.STRYKER, Realtor. Farms block Irom river in Port-au-Peck. 4 block from river. $375 per month. 741-74M. OUR-BEDROOM CAPE — Middleh/Wn tern Dept., 232 West lwh St., bedrooms, 2'/i baths. 28'lamily kitchen with built in range & oven; '"* ^ind'tarm estates. Stale Highway 14, ireo. Large kitchen and dining area, ga- Real Estate Wanted - stcp-by-stcp pictures, pat- oce, and cyclone fenced yard. 534,500. New York, N.Y. 101111. I'riiit room with brick fireplace wall and PLUS cheerfully wood paneled a terns teach today's way. $1,00. Holmdd. Phone 946-4144. rlnclpals only. Call 787-6910. LISTINGS OH BETTETTHOMES - In beams. All o I this lor $53,900 den and wood paneled recreation Wanted to Rent Keonsburg-Mtddleiown-Haziet- Holmdel NAMK; ADDRESS with 7.W, Complete Instant Gift Book room (or fourth bedroom), sepa- WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom >UTHENTIC CENTER HALLWAY CO- THE SMOLKO AGENCY. H7-0123. SIZK AX I)' STYI.K Xl'M- rate laundry room — ALL ON Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished LtNCROFT $«,000 .ONIAL — Our lovely home. Ideally lo 'WE "BTUVISO'U'SESTOR1 f OP "D"OLLAR~ J - more than 100 gifts. $1.00 MONMOUTH BEACH Irom $fl5 to $350 per month for Incoming Attractive home in excellent condition oi :ated In Long Branch, has recently been FIRST LEVEL. :ompletely decorated. If features a living In any condition. BKR. Complete Afghan Book — personnel. THE BERG AGENCY., Rt. 35, lovely quiet street. Three bedrooms, IVj Phone 257-782B FOR EOATOWNERSII Mlddletown. 671-1DOO. baths, living room, dining room, eat-in oom with fireplace, dining room, wife de- SECOND'LEVEL contains 3 bed- ilgned kitchen opening onto a flagstone FUKK FASHION OFFKK! $1,0(1 kitchen with dishwasher and self cleaning 1 COOPERATn/'E^APARTMENT"— Tw*_ c,. rooms and 2 full bathrooms. The COUPLE — Needs unfurnished four or oven, family room, and aaati sized iffIIft *r£h, I /? boths, a/id two bedrooms, one bedroom. O>der coupfe. In nice residential Choose one paltern from 150 "Hi Jiffy Jfugs" Hook. 50c owners are not feeling well and live rooms for May 1 or sooner. Prefer room. Priyote yard with, dogwood ond sen Ing onto a glassed-in sun porch. area. Call 291-4390 after 5. bulkheaded lot. This very spacious; (Ireptace. Call 291-2302. '_1~L~"_H_ fruit trees. Many extras. Must be seen! S38,500. Call 229-3037 alter 6 p.m. week- styles in New Fall-Winter the house is too big, for them so days, any time weekends.' Book of 12 Prize Afghans. home has A bedrooms, 2'/i baths, they must reluctantly sacrilice this WE HAVE CLIENTS — Ready to rent or Greet value! STEPHEN J. KROL, Real- "^ NOTICE buy one, two, and three-bedroom homev tor, Hwy 35, Holmdel. 671-4616. Catalog. Si-nd 50c for Catalog. 5llc massive brick fireplace — rustic gorgeous piece of property, and 1ED BANK — Older two-story three-bed NOTICE For professional service please call I- oom, two*bath house. Formal dining INSTANT SKWINO BOOK den. Balconies from livingroom to are including in the sale, aluminum IDEAL REALTY, Rt. 35, Shrewsbury. ?4\- NEW MONMOUTH — Four bedroom An ordinance No. 92S enlltled^AN Quilt Hook 1 — l(i patterns' split, \>/7 baths, dlntng room, large eat-In oom, enclosed sunporch. Walk to ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EX diningroom to master bedroom, all awnings, gas clothes dryer, wall- 5253. kitchen, large recreation room,' attached torches, stores. 131,900. 741-3656. CHANGE OF LAND PREVIOUSLY sew today, wear tomorrow. 50c wilh beautiful view 6| the water. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE - References, garage, patio, wall-to-wall broodloom In OWNED BY MIDDLETOWN TWP. to-wall carpeting throughout, ORT MONMOUTH —One bedroom, $1. INSTANT FASHION $66,900. seek one-bedroom apartment, unfur- flying room, hall and bedrooms. Oead-end FOR OTHER LANDS PURSUANT TO Museum Quilt Book 2—50c drapes, drapery rods, above nished. Red Bonk -Mlddtetown Township street, corner property. Asking 544,500. ieal home for single or retired couple. N.J.5. 40A:12-16. n 100' X 100' 101^787-1206. BOOK — Hundreds of fashion Book 3, 'Quilts For Today's ground pool, built in bar, mirrors area, cround Mar. 15. Call alter 5, 776- Principals only. 671-2850 after 6 p.m. wos presented for Introduction ond first WEST LONG BRANCH and shelves, and many other ni- CEANSBURG - Starter house. Three reading on February 13, 1P73 by the fads. $1. Living". 15 patterns. 50c » ceties. WE HAVE MANY LARGE AND SMALL mall bedrooms, kltchen-tlving room com- Township Committee of the Township of FOR TUDOR LOVERS FARMS AND ESTATES — Call A. Ko ilnatlon. Large attic. Newly decorated. Mlddletown and was finally adopted and Houses For Sale licky Real Estate, Broker, Rte 35, Eotor >luminum siding. All fenced In. S16.5OO. approved on February 27, 1973. •.Unusual is the style ot this new You'd better act FAST and rush town, N.J. 542-2223. :all 495-1193. THOMAS J, MAGIN "Tudor — picturesquely localed on down and look at the property be- ,, Township Clerk ufTcROFT RANCH - Three bedrooms ITTLE SILVER quiet side street. TREES. 4 bed- cause the asking price is $38,900 two oaths, fireplace, "ntsded basement Morch 1 W.75 porch, VA acre. Mid 40"i. 'i'^MJ. rfELL CARED FOR CAPE COD - '•* rooms, 2V4 baths, lamily room with -A GENUINE BARGAIN! We ere landscaped property. Many fruit, NOTICE have excellent tinandng available LITTLE* SILVER -^New Hsttno. Chorm shade trees and ornamental shrubs. Walk- The following is a copy of an ordi- French doors, beams and brick ing 10-year old Colonial split. Three bed Ing distance to schools and shopping. Five nance No. 926 that wos Introduced at a lireplace. Truly elegant. $72,500. for qualified Vet or Non-Vet. IM- rooms. V/i baths, living room, dtnlnq minutes by car to all transportation, ed- regulorly scheduled meeilng ol the MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. room, large den ond gomeroom. Centra ges, churches, temples. Three bed- Township Committee of the Township of air. Two-cor garage. Asking S59.900- Cof ooms, large fivlna room with fireplace, .Wdd/elown, held February V, IP/3 and about the many extras. CAMASSA Kineled wall and built-in;. Dining room poised first reading, and held over for AGENCY, Reoltors, 4 Parker Ave.> Littte vim paneled wall, eat-In kitchen, ceramic Further consideration upon second ond Silver. 741-6336. Mthroom, Expansion attic with ample finafil l posiqge t o a meetinti g of tthhe saiid TEICHER space for Iwo additional bedrooms and Towninlp Committee to be held ot the CAUL KROL - For your real estate both. Full basement with 80 gat hot water T*g,r »r S.ll Built'." . MaiMinn meetinmeetingg, room In MlddTetowMlddfetown Agency-Realtors needs. Stephen J, Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, heater. Aluminum screens ond storms, at- Townshiwnship HoHulli I, "State Highway No. 35 Holmdel, N.J., 671-46H. tached garage?. City sewers. Immediate ccuponcy. Principals only. 144,900. 741- and King' s Highway, Mlddletown, N.J. 542-3500 on 1Tuesday evening March 13, 1973 ol Bragar Houses For Sale 1:00 o'cloco'lkk ott whichih timti e allll penons Established 1918 AVESINK — Six-room home. Formal Interested will be given an opciortunlty nlng room, family room or third bed- to be heard. 287 Oceanport Avenue RUMSON ESTATE AREA jam. Goroge, basement. Near school. THOMAS J. MAGIN MUST SELL! SPRAWLING THREE 126,000, BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Realtor, Township Clerk Oceanport YEAR OLD RANCH ON CULDE-5AC. Hwy 3S, Keyporl, N.J. 546 8400. ORDINAHCI NO.m 1.7 ACRES. AIR CONDITIONING, TO- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR- TAL ELECTRIC HOME. ALLERGY DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- EQUIPPED. FOUR LARGE BED- .INCROFT SPLIT - W2.900 — Three bed NANCE TO ADOPT AN ADMINI5- ROOMS, 3VJ GORGEOUS BATHS; ooms, bath, kitchen, dining area, recrea- TRATIVECODE PURSUANT TO ^^-i ] THERMOPANE Wl NDOWS. VE RY ion room, uliflty room. Garage . ocre THE TOWNSHtP OF MIDDLETOWN LARGE WATERPROOFED BASE- Washer, dryer, dishwasher. Wall-to-woll CHARTER. 1971" MENT. LARGE SCIENCE KITCHEN, carpeting In living room, stairwoy, bol Be It Ordained by the Township Com- FAMILY ROOM, WALL-TO-WALL :ony.'Principals only. 741-1663. mittee ot Mlddletown Towmhlp: REGISTER pplebrook Agency CARPET THROUGHOUT. TOO MANY Section 1. Section 3 4 Powers and EXTRAS TO LIST. MUST SEE TO AP- Duties subsection (bl Is hereby Realtors PRECIATE. PRICED TO SELL IMME- RANSFERREO, OH j U $ f~tnjT- amended to read as follows: DIATELY WITH MARCH 31 CLOSING iR'OWING YOUR HOME? —'.Co. 11 or LUS- Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch tom cedar shakes, storage barn area Four bedrooms, 1V> balhr., C surrounded by mature trees in cxcoHonl condition. New wall- Trairjfent'd owner must M\. Original beamed cbilings and to-wall in living room, dining Dial... PARK-LIKE SETTING room, family room. Dishwasher, $ This newly listed throe bedroom, two full baths Ranch in mint wide board floors. An absolute rfiusttq see at $58,500. J dryer, and range included. Brick 73,900. condition sits on over '/< acre ol beautilully landscaped prop- wall and birch cabinets in kilch- "the Action Line" erty. Family sized game room, lull dry basement and wall-to- COLTS NECK en Full ba&oment with work- wall carpeting Community dock on Swimming River at end ot shop Close to-reservoir. COLTS NECK dcad-ond slroel. Pnmo Lmcroll area. Asking only S45,f)00. Three acres ol woods. Slalciy $67,900. Colonial only one year old. f'anch. spacious Ihrce bedroom, Slanding proudly on a knoll sur- two-balh, larru'y room with fire- 741-6900 rounded by lovely trees. A COLTS NECK place. 23'x16' kitchen with brick HAZLET SPECIAL! charming rustic sotting al end ot Threo-bedroom, Iwo-bath ex- wall nnd birch (.'itjtneK Full base- Lovely Splil-lovel wilhin walking distance ol trains, bussos and cul-cie-sac. Family room, tour pandable ranch on t % acre;, in rnfMil Low laxeii anil in mini con- dition, Grr?;il value. shopping Three large Bedrooms, living room, dining aroa and bodrooms, 2V; halhs. r,l(ite foy- top section, Fireplace m den, (till s kitchen. 18'x12' family room. 1VS baths, and attached garage. er, living room, dining room, fiat- finished basement, beautifully 67,400 Perma-Stono Iront and many extras. Call now. We have the in kitchen, wall-to-wall carpotmrj, paneled. Rot rig erat or, range, key. Asking $38,500, appliancos Includod. Full base- and dishwasher included Com- ment and attached garage. plete privacy in fear. $77,500, PAUL R. STRYKER REALTOR 169.000. HWY U HOLMDEL Hwy. 35 Mlddletown "The Farm Broker" W-4144 pplebrook Agency \ Member MLS 671-3311 Rt.34 462-3172 COLTS NECK 23A Rt.34 Mimtii seS-7800 V: Tbe DailV Register, Red Baak-Midd&towii, N.J. Thursday, March 1.1973 LEGAL NOTICE IECAL NOTICE LEOAL NOTICE < LEGAL NOTICE once 4477.56 • (mtrexpmi::.:.:..:.::..:..:... ISJXD.M 13.soo.ge 1973 COUNTY BUDGET / i. County Medlcol Examintr 63.552.U Restaurant Drops SMorlMWdWagn i. . 7SMM 47JSI.0O 43,552.01 U.17I.M , Local Budget of the County of Mornnoutft for the fiscal year 1973 OrhertEuJnuei H.ttO.M 60 J 10.00/ 4OJ10.0O 44.137.26 (. Shade Tree Commission 11 Is twrtby wrtltted that It* budget omened hereto ana Mrrtw mode a port fctrwf Is o true cosy ol ttw budget approved Salaries and Woges , 152,903.00 111 ia,JPfJ* in.MM 13410.50 by riwlirtlon of me Boord ol Chosen Freeholder! on the 20tti day ol Feoruory, 1*7} and ttiot public odvtrilsement will be mode Other Enienjes 170,110 00 137.5; 137,525.00 124,114,50 In occordonce »llti the provisions ol N.JS4CA.4-6. 7. County Clerk-Elections •' / 37419W 37,419.«' WILLIAM LULRICH Solorles ond Woges 38,593.00 33J25.OO 7443.71 Variance Request Other expenses 249,500.00 J04.400.0Qj 752400.00 749.55629 . Clerk of Board ol Chosen fceeboldecs. Ctrlltua bymt ' Moll ol Records, Freehold. N.J. 07728 I. Superintendent ot Elections ond ' KUMSON - An application withdraw the entire appli- This JOtli'-aov Of Ftdruorv, 197] 101 -«!-*OM Commissioner of Registration Solorles ond Wages 166,412.00 158449.00 it Is hereby certified; lhat the opproved budflef annexed hereto ond hereby mode a part hereof is an exact copy of the orig- for construction of a $100,000 cation. inal on file with e on the Proposal Sheets' HOLMDEL - Nelson Palm- CURRENT FUND-APPROrRIATIONS Recycling Program furnished by the Township Engineer, re- I. OENIRAL APPROPRIATIONS Appropriated Expended 1972 Salaries and Wogej 47.667.00 turned in sealed envelopes and ad Other Expenses 57,000.00 dressed to Harold M. Schonk, Township er, member of the Monmoulh Total Clertt, Municipal Building. Schonck for 1»72 By lor 1972 As TOTAL HEALTH • County Shade Tree Commis- Emergency Modified By Paid Rood. Freehold Township, New Jersey lor 1973 AND WELFARE 14,012,530.00 17.9J9.O67.O3 12,750,315.96 12.107,649.04 647.736.92 ond plainly marked on the outside with sion, will speak and show a for 197? Resolution All Transfers or Charged the noftie of Ihe bidder 52,150.00 40,225.00 91,697.01 77,317.01 14,300.00 Wii-wIM be received by the Township Mlsc: 376,185.00 270.800X10 2J0.IO0.0O 247,212.39 23.J87.6I 6. County Water Supply Study IS. Street Departmtnl Committee of the Tswnshlp of Mlddle- 10. Telephone Exchange Leod Wan , ... . 9.565 Other Expenses 5,000.00 5,000.00 5.000 00 , 5.000.00' fDwn for 15" ond IB'' Tar Coafed Cul- '' Salaries ond Wages 21.S50.0O 22.500.00 ~* 31.401.90 21.401.90 • 7. Emergency Employment Act 16. Custodion ol Fire vert Pipe for use in the Rood Dpport- Other Expenses 120I0O0.0O 110,000.00 110.000.00 101.486.16 8,513.84 Equipment .. .. .9 *00 meni for tne v«" 1973 ol 1971-Federal Grant ee-3.oBO.oo 1.934,197.06 1,934,197.00 1,861,205,87 72,991.13 17. Building Inspector and II. Central Moiling System Said bids art to be opened ond read In Salaries ond Wages I5.J89.QO 14,304. DO 13.390.02 TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED 994,024.00 2,025,612.00 ficer 8,720 13,390.02 2.090,990.09 1,983,516.95 97,373.24 Zoning Entor cemrr! Q( public O' 'he Admirlstrqtlon Building, Other Expenses 71,150.00 67,100.00 67.100.00 61,108.14 5.991.16 11. Public Officer 1.180 King'* Highway ond Highway No. J*. ,. , -Total Operations (Itemfl(A) ) 3^509^4100 31^51,5?7ol 4,250 Insurance 19 Sonltary Inspector Mlddletown, Monmotfh County. New 12. Group Inj. Pton for Employees , 260.000.00 172.5O0.0O 154.575.69 3I.334JB4.55 27,526.639.45 3409,145.10 6,W0. I72.5O0.OO 17,924.31 20 Oog Worden Jersey on Worth 12. 1973 ot 3:00 P.M • '3. Surety Bond Premlumi 1.600.00 400.00 400.00 71.00 339.00 21. Director of Wellare " 1 M0 Complete specifications ond form o* 14. Other Iniurnoce Premiums 237,000.00 237,300.00 274,300.0a 233,842 M 40,457.40 IB) conllngtnl 23. Superintendent of Somio bids are on iile a! the Odice ol Cential 15, Consulting Engineering Services 19,503.88 9.494.12 Collection System U 000 Pur zh os I no. Administration Building, J3 Assistant to Plumbing and Costs TOTAL OPERATIONS Highway No 35 ond Klng'i Highway. Other Expenses , 15.500.00 15.500.00 15.500.00 13,402.71 2.097.29 INCLUDING CONTINGENT.. Inspector ..SB. Mlddie'own, New Jersey Copiei of 33,531,465.00 31,482,592.03 ,31,363,784.55 27,546,143,33' 3,817,641.» per wee* which may t» received by prospeclivr TOTAL GENERAL 24. Plumbing Inspector . . 9.510. bidders unpn application GOVERNMENT 3.7O3.985.0O 3.30M57.0O 3,278,335.05 2.916,304.87 367,030.23 Detail: 25. Recreation Director ... 41,110 Bids muM bf mode on'stondord pro- Soiorlei ond Woges 10,!V$.;n.0O 9,361,520.00 8,774,561.93 9,697,445,90 77.I2I.B3 34. Msiilont io Uecrtniion poiol form In the manner designated B. JUDICIARY: Other Expenses (Including Contingent). 23,343,251.00 22,101,073.03 Director . . J.76S therein ond required by the specifica- Court, Law Division 12,Siy,2!7,12 11.141,49743 3,740,570.19 27. The salaries (urd by the i. -,- , tions, must be enclosed in o seoied en- nd Woges 129.231.00 97.689.00 94,059.15 94,059.15 (C) Capital Improvtmfftts Capital Improvement Fund sections of this Ordinance shaH be ooy velope bearing tne norrif ond oddress of Other Expenses 12.100 00 5,600.00. 5,700.00 5.173.18 526.12 300,00000 300.000,00 4OO,OOOIM 300,000.00 able I" equal semi-monthly • nsIalimpnH. fie bidder. Mem bid upon ond oddrnsed Other Expenses State and Local Fiscal Assistance 3B The compensation of ihe Clff k tt fhe to Township AdministrateATov*njhlp Services ot Court Reporters . 36.000.00 33.SO0.0O 23.500.00 12,360.34 11,13)66 AO ot 1973. Zoning Board shall be an annual wary Ho'). VubtfetDwn, N.J All bids musl b< 1 County Court No. 1 Entitlement Period:* Of $560.00 whicn sholl be poyobie semi- accompanied with D certified check Salaries ond Woges 43.934.00 43,541.00 43,541.00 43,541.00 (January 1, 1W2 to June 30, IWJ> monthly. drawn to Ihe order ot the Treasurer of Other Expenses 1,200.00 1.200.00 1.200.00 597.39 602.61 Construction of Social ?9. The compensation of Secretory me Township of Middletown lor not less County Court No. 2 , Services Building 1,214,865.00 of the Planning Boord V I be on on than ten (10> per cent of the amount b'd. Solorles ond Wages 43.193.00 44.142.00 43.863.96 43.863.96 nuol sol cry ot 1560 00 * The Township Committee of thr Other Expenses 1,200 00 1.2O0.0O 1.20O 00 1.009.76 190.24 Entlllement Perlod-fJonuory 1. 1972 poyoble semi monthly County Court Ho. 3 to Jvnc 30, 1972) • Totol , 1,214,865.00 30. The compensation ot thr Secretary right to re|ect ony and oil Dids. for ony Salaries and Woges 43,860 00 44.491.00 44.046.91 44.046.91 of tht Conservation Commission sha'i re-qson whatsoever Other Expenses I.1O0.0O 1.200 00 1.200.00 1.046.10 153.30 Entlllement Period: ' ' be ,ual salary ot 1^60 00 BY ORDER o» the Township Com County Court No 4 (Julv '• "?2 to December 31, 1972) - iholl be payable semi futtee of the Township of Viddlr'cwn Salaries and Woges '. ' 43,500 00 44.491.00 17.413.13 17.413.13 Construction ot Social 31 The Compensation ol me brcrpto',' J PETER BRAUN Other Expenses , t 1,200.00 ' 1.200.00. 1.200.00 348.40 151.60 Services Building 1,165,780.00 Of the Recreation Commission SNOII t>e. 3. County District Courts > • Township Administrator Entitlement Period • (July 1. 1972 an onnual salary otiS&O.OO whtch shot' rWorth 1 S10MJ Solorles and Woges 162,656.00 160.726 00 ' 110.156 59 150.856 59 be payable temi-onnuon i Other EJtpcnies 18.700.00 17.700 00 17.700.00 17,306.87 493.13 to December 31, 1972J • Totol, 1,165.7*0.00 33. The compensation o' tne Reg^'ror 4 Juvenile & Oomestlc Relations Court of V'tat Slolistics shall be the of-ogn! of NOTICE TO BIDDERS Salaries ond Woges 83.749.00 U.158DO 17.586.69 12,586.69 Entitlement Period • (January ^, 1973 fees collected by that officer in the per HOTlCE Is hereby given thot seoled Other Expenses 10,400.00 8.650.00 8.650.00 5,456.78 3,193.22 to June 30, 1973) formonce of the duties of that office and bids will be received by the Townshjp 5 Jury Commission ft. Jurors Fees Construction of Social due him by low Committee ot Ihe Township ot MitWie- Salaries ond Wages 45.S45.0O J4,513.00 03.310 4? 33.31062 Services Building 619,355.00 33 All fees so collected by the Reqistror town tor Police Vehicles and Station Other Expenset 3.500.00 2.9O0.00 2.VX0O 2.447.37 452.63 Construction of Faculties. Of Vital Statistics shtjH be first frmittctt Wogons tor use in ihe Police Depori 6 Low Library Site Preparation ond by lOirl Officer to the Borough Treow men I for the year 1973. Ottier Expenses -* 9,750 00 7,30(1 IM 7.000.00 ?. 300.98 Purchase of Equipment for 4,79902 Solid Wosfe Disposal ond er and then withdrawn upon regular SaicS bids 6re Io oe opened and reod in 7 County Surroaote vouchers duly verified and submitted Dv public at the Administration Building Salaries ond Woges.. — ISI.i7S.00 143.228.00 '" 140,676.07 , (40,67607 Recycling Program 570,967.50 said officer la the Borougn Treasurer King's HlfltiwoY ond HlgMov No ll. Omn Expense*'..*: 15,WO tO 1S.D00.D0 15.000.00 12,27S.'57 7.724.43 Entlllemenl Period • (Jonuory I, 1973 for payment Midd,!e!owrV Hew Jersey on March 12, I. Probation Department to June 30, 1973) • Totol J 1.190,322.50 3< The schedule ol tomprmotiati und WH pt 2:00 p.m. Salaries ond Woges 5S4.S4S 00 490.380DO 490.380.00 413,258.97 77.131.03 salaries heremobove set forth sholi be Complete speclticotlons and lormj of Other Expenses 59.300.00 M.OOOOO ! 1,000.00 27.118.73 23.181.27 Entlllement Period • (July 1. 1973 —- - - retrOoct+wr to the lit day of Jonuory, t>ids ore on file at tne Office ol Cenlrai Other Expenses to June 30, 1974) 1973. Purchasing. Administration Bullaing N.J. Diagnostic Center 16.000 00 20,00000 20,000.00 8,135 26 11,164.74 Construction of Facilities. 35. A" ordinnnce entitled An Ordinance Highway No 3$ ond Kings Hlghwny, *- 9. County Clerk (Judicial Functions) Site Preporatton and Fixing Compensation ot Uorougn Ottt Wlddle'own, New Jersey. Copies o' Salaries ond Woges... 261.186.00 229,187.00 217,407.40 217.407.40 Purchase of Equipment lor Cers ond Certain Borough trnplovees in which may be .received oy prospective Other Expenses , . ... I5.5O0D0 ' 15.500 00 11.911.07 3,58193 Solid Waste Disposal ond the Borough ol Rumson. N J" passed bidders upon application 10. Sheriffs Office Recycling Program 595.161 25 and approved March V, 197? ond all Bids must be made on slonaard pro (Judicial Functions) ' amendments thereof ond supplements posor form In the manner designated Salaries ond Wages 274,185.00 734.0MD0 271,786 75 221,786.75 Entlllement Period - (July 1. 1973 MiprfOf ore hereby repealed (herein ond required by the specltico Other Expenses 12.700.00 10.MOM 17.05000 6,915 41 5,044 52 to June 30,19741 - Total .JS«, 161.25 This ordinance iholl loke etled ypon lions, must b* enclosed in a sealed eh Other Expenses-Jurors' PMJ 8. (Is passage ond publication according io velope bearing the name and address of Service of Subpoenas 225.000 00 200.000DO 215.000 M 745,000 00 TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS.. "4466T7I75 ~job.000.00 the bidder, item bid upon ond oddrcised 1) Special Counsel S> Visiting JIK}Q«J- °M RUMO5N PUBLIC NOTICE to Township AdrMnlsfrotor, Middle Other Expenses .. 5.000 00 5.000.00 5.000 00 1.219 00 3,711.00 (D) County Oittt Strvki The foregoing ofdinotue^os'n- lown, New Jersey. AH bids must be ac- 1. Poyment of Bond Principal: MO3.M0.0O 1.317.000 00 companied with a certified check drawn TOTAL OF JUDICIARY 147.760 01 '•2JMO0.JO 1.317,000.00 Irodiiced and passed first reading of a 3. interest on Bonds: 1,105.974 00 1.017AU00 1,097,444.(10 MniiUM reaufor meetiriQ of (lie Mayor ond Coun to the order of (he Treasurer ol1hf (d) State Aid - County College Bonds ell of 'he Boroygfi of Hurnion held on Townthlp of Middle'own for not less C REGULATIONS (N.J,5. nA-MA-77.6) 17,100 00 Thursday, February 11, 1973 and will - than ten (10*.) ptr cent ol the ornqunt I. Sheriffs Office 4. interest on Notes » 30^000^^ ^ 30,000,00 bid Solorles and Wogei 215.629.00 2W.844 00 193.133.8} 193,133 S3 30,000.00^ 30,000,00 corrlf up for final tonuderahon and pos- TOTAL COUNTY DEBT SERVICE 7T5S6.67i.0O 2.509*44.00 tage ol a regular meeting of the Gov The Township Committee of the Other Expenses 38.92500 39,330.00 39,330.00 33,338.88 6,9»l,12 7,509444,00 '2,479,644.00 X.0Da.6i prnlng Body To be Held Thursday, March Township of WlarJletown reserves the 2 Police Radio I, 1973 Ot 6:30 P M. ot the Bo'OUgh HoH, flflht to relecl ar\y ond all bids, for ony Solorles ond Wages 118.441 00 1U.I2O0O OT.I0JJ5 -2:35 Cosh ond Investments 65,413.97 ON A CASH BASIS: p.m.; Itavine Drive School, ' Public Assistance 100.00 lOO.OO Neils II. Olesen, who relin- (State Aid Agreement) . l»» 100.00 Stale Rood>Ald Allotments Receivable 40.76 Current To*es Receivables With Olfsetllng Reserves: •(Percentage collected: April 10, 8:30 to 11 a.m. and RECREATION *ND EDUCATION: 6n.JJ2.20 SM6OS7 quished his duties as fire chief Parks and Playgrounds Iv>2l00%, 1971 100%! J.OOO.OO 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,498.01 501.99 Olher Receivables Ns 557 SB Olher Revenue and for the volunteer Spring Lake noon to 2:30 p.m.; Hrnad Other Expenses ••••• Deferred Changes Required la be In 1973 Additions to Income 62.452, B; 6!, 17249 Celebrollon ol Public Event Street School, April 12, 8:30 to .. . Other Expenses Budoet tM-ttt TOTAL FUNDS ies.;«.OT •XHMSM Heights fire department lust 92,929.00 91,570.00 9.466.30 Deferred Charges Required lo be In Budgets 11 a.m., and noon to 2:30 p.m., Totol Operations (Item MAI I . -• May when he was indicted. Subsequent to 1973 s. tXPENDITURESAND TAX 1 and Cambridge Park School, 2,740.00 2,740.00 608717 REQUIREMENTS: (ilesen, 52, who is still a <•> Certlntent •••• TOTAL ASSETS -•^^^ -•-"~ Municipal Appropriations 101.960 00 93.835.00 X:l» to 111:45 a.m. and 11:45 TOTAL OPERATIONS 94,310.00 83,835.53 10,074.47 School Toxes (Including fireman, was accused during Including contingent 95469.00 Locol ond Replonoll 31.939.77 6J.49J.97 am. to 2:15p.m. •Cosh Llfitllllli-S .' 35.IJMA County Taxes (Including his six-day trial of setting two 14,175.00 15,165 00 14,365.00 13,697.61 667.39 Reserves for Receivables 0,557.5« Added Tax Amounts) .... 13.584.43 8 J64 VO of the fires in Spring Lake 79,145.00 ' 79,J4S.0O 70,137.92" 9,407,08 Surplus 3J.7I1.S7 Other Expenditures and 11,494.00 Deductions from Income 5.5/6.';? VM '11 Heights and the third in IVon-Agor .Missing 5/100.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES TOTAL EXPENDITURES ANOSURPLUS AND TAX Spring Lake. The key prose- KUMSON - Police have Is- TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS S5.000.00 5.000.00 "TOMUM School Tax Levy Unpaid 1,6)9 00 REQUIREMENTS 153.060.4? 168.657 14 cution witness against him sued a county alarm for Cath- Less: School Tax Deferred... J.6W.D0 Less: Expenditures to be Rolled bv Future Taxes J.000 00 was also a fireman, Franklin erine Mary Logue, 16, who 'Bolonct Includtd In Above Total Adlusted (1 "Cosh LloolHllel" Bobbe. has been missing since 1 p.m. iHmiramcy Author notions— Expenditures ond Tox Requirements I51.O6C.47 165.657.14 llobbe was indicted with Tuesday. The girl, police say, (3) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: Surplus Balance December 31st ~ ij.nV 57 4?."n;.« is1 the daughter of Mrs. VI. B. Contribution la: 1,267.70 31.30 Olesen, but granted immunity 1,200.00 150.00 1,300.00 'Neoreil tven perccntoge moy be used. Public Employees' Retirement System. 1,209 00 1,200.00 1,150 00 1,139.19 11.2 from prosecution. While on Thiclc, 7 Broadmoor Drive. Social Security System (O.A.S.I.I PROPOSED USI OP CURRENT the witness stand he told the She i5~described as being 5 FUND SURPLUS IN miBUDOCT court he and Olesen set the feet H. weighing 130 pounds, Surplus Bolonce fires after drinking heavily in and having brown hair and December 31. \m 32,(1/57 Currtnt Surplus Anticipated neighborhood taverns. blue eyes. When last seen, she In I»7J Budget 27,000 00 Olesen, wiio faces up to M was wearing blue dungarees, SufDlui lolonc* Rtmolnlna. 5,712.57 years in prison on his con- brown shoes, and a suedc-type coat I. TtMamtnl A»ffeprlotlens. March 1 viction, said he will appeal. ,MarchI.W71 Young Artist Sir Noel's tired, Old Is Highlight r Of Recital Spirif Gets New Life By BETTE SPERO Miss D'Amico command- in sustaining interest through- RED BANK-Young Japa- out the production. nese, violinist Hamao Fuju- eered the British accent quite Its most memorable aspect wara will give a concert at - WEST LONG BRANCH - I well and couples it with those is the sensation of its being a H:30. Monday evening in Fel- never liked Noel Coward — tolerant but painful ex- very large room with no clut- lowship Hall. First Presby- until I met him last night at pressions of the wife-come-la- ter in the design or construc- terian Church, Rumson. Monmouth College in the tely who tries to pretend at guise of the Monmouth Col- first that she doesn't mind her tion. The furniture and bric-a- This is the third of four at- lege Player's "Blithe Spirit.". husband talking so much brac neatly arranged atop a' tractions offered in a sub- Quite frankly, and I feel I about the wife heretofore. bookcase and fireplace scription scries by the Cham- must qualify it at the outset, I Stroig Characterization mantel are just the sort of very tidy scene you would ex- ber Music Society of the Mon- am not a Noel Coward fan. James Smith as Ruth's hus-_ pect in a British home that mouth Arts Foundation. Rather than witty, I find the band, Charles,, gives one" of the has been aired out ever so Britisher's comedy a bit strongest characterizations'as Mr, Fujiwara will be ac- lightly with palish yellow weighted down in over- the debonair husband who companied by pianist Katsu- walls and white curtains. stylized writing, and even flounders into flustering con- rako Mikami. Make-Up Professional more .prissy mannerisms in fusion at being the only one Burn in 1947, Mr. Fujiwara the acting. who can "see" the apparition Detail provides the per- began playing violin at the But if groups are going to of his former wife Elvira. fection in this production and age of four, with his mother insist on doing Coward and David Colangelo and Susan Margaret Salter and Nina Sie- .is first teacher. After study in audiences are going to contin- Murren as Dr. Bradman and gel's make-up efforts are es- Japan,' he studied al the ue to go see his work revived, his wife provide a nice con- pecially evident of that. The Vienna Academy of Musk they couldn't do any better trast as the perfectly proper grayish hair and starkly pale ;ind later at the Juilliard than right here in West Long couple who view the whole complexions of the appari- School under Joseph Fuchs. Branch, New Jersey, where seance business as just sport- tions give them a somewhat an enthusiastic and energetic ing fun, of course. olherworldish quality. In liJtiK, he won second prife ensemble has turned "Blithe Dr. Kenneth E. Knapp, di- nl the Paganim Internallonal Adding a bit of zip to the en- ANDY AT THE GRAMMYS — Andy Williams, of- Spirit" into such a honey of an deavor are Nancy Pritchard rector, is to be prided for YOUNG VIRTUOSO — Homao Fujiwara will be Violin Competition in Genoa. production, it exposes sundry the guest soloist Monday night at Fellowship Hall, ficiating for the third consecutive year, will serve as Elvira, and Su Gilden as snapping the pace of the play Mo-made a successful recital artistic talents both on and so that the three-act, seven First Presbyterian'Church, Rumson. His appear- debut in Tokyo in 1%D. And in as host for the 15th annual Grammy Awards cere- the maid, Edith. monies of the National Academy of Recording offstage, quite sweetly. The set design by Robert P scene, two-intermission pro- ance is under the sponsorship of the Chamber Mu- 1971. following a concert tour Audience Receptive sic Society of the AAonmouth Arts Foundation. Arts and Sciences (NARAS), honoring outstanding Kauffman and its construction duction didn't seem as long as in Japan, he won a third prize it really was. The cast is also at the Queen Elizabeth com- achievement in the field of music and featuring a And, in this case, judging by by members of Prof. Kauff- GRAND FUNK DONATES TO PHOENIX HOUSE notable array of recording artists, to be presented the generally responsive open- man's workshop in play pro- quite lucky to have snch a petition in Brussels. free-wheeling' director who let NEW YORK (API - Grand Phoenix House, a drug re- as a special broadcast Saturday at 10 p.m., on the ing night audience, many of duction is outstanding in its them all revel in the distinctly Funk Railroad, a rock trio. ha:, habilitation treatment pro- He has recorded for Colum- CBS Television Network. whom were students, the cheeriness and sunshiny cfblor. different characteristics of presented a check for $40,000 to gram. bia Records in Tokyo. Monmouth Players are going The set, especially since it to make sweetness resound doesn't change during the the individuals they por- Freehold Regional^ with success in the show's show, does a mammoth job trayed. ' succeeding performances scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Gala Opens Tonight tonight, tomorrow, and Satur- Talent Agency Is Opened day at the college's Fine Arts MIDDLETOWN - Eddie run the musical gamut of rock FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - cr of the Manalapan High Theater, Cedar Ave. Rose, a former professional to ethnic sounds featuring The second annual Festival of School. This program will of- The play's style is stilted.' actor for many years as well Italian, Irish, Jewish, Polish Arts of the Freehold Regional fer as its theme, Music of all It's really a British period as being a participant in area and Greek music. High School District opens Nations. piece that Coward attempts to theater productions, has Mr. Rose has previously ap- 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY, N.J. tonight at Freehold Township Tomorrow night the Honors spice up with spirits and opened a talent agency here peared on many major tele- A & P Shopping Center 741 0361 High School, Elkton Road. It Stage Band will present a pro- seances. at 2 Nassau Place. vision shows such as Ed Sulli- will also be presented tomor- gram of contemporary and fa- And, wow, what a burst of Mr. Rose said the Garden van, and Jack row and Saturday. miliar jazz. Gordon Jenkins' spirit Carolyn Devonshire State Talent /fgency, which Paar and in night clubs such The combined efforts of 500 popular selection, "Manhat- breezes into the play as she he is operating in partnership as New York's Latin Quarter. *** GREAT NEWS*** students and 30 teachers will be portrays the bicycle-riding tan Towers" will be featured, with Harry Schroeck will spe- Last year he appeared in the shown to the public during combining the band with the medium, Madame Arcati, cialize in Monmouth County annual "Golddiggers" produc- Chicken Holiday-Shrewsburv-Now Open Daily from 11 a.m. this weekend. A display of stu- Madrigal Singers of Howell complete with garlic cloves area talent tion held at The Barn, Rum- LUNCHEON SPECIALS dent sculpture, painting, High School, and narrator. and a plastic shopping bag Acts available include such son, for the benefit of the drawing, woodworking, sew- carrying her crystal ball! Monmouth Day Care Center. (2 pc. country Richard Freeman of the Free- diverse attractions as belly #1. CHICKEN SNACK tried chicken) ing, cooking will be on display hold High School will conduct. Miss Devonshire employs a dancers, clowns, singers, YOUTH FESTIVAL 05 each evening before and after On Saturday, the combined very unusual but interesting magicians, a stage and water MOVES TO SCOTLAND . • FRENCH FRIES • CREAMY COLE SLAW the concert programs. choirs and choruses of the voice that rises and falls in revue called "Water Follies," ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) • BEVERAGE - Coffee, tea, milk REG.VALUE Tonight the Honors Concert five high schools will present decibals synonomous with tier and a package that includes a — Nearly 1,000 young musi- • DESSERT - Hot apple turnover Si BQ Band will present a program a concert of choral music. constant change of expression luau with food, music and cians and dancers from many under the baton of David Mill- The concert includes the "Sa- as she sweeps about the room hula dancers. coLiinfries' are expected here #2. SHRIMP SPECIAL #3. FISH SPECIAL in a long, flowing black dress, cred Service" by Ernest Mr. Schroeck, a member of nexfA'ugust for the Internation- Bloch with William R. Shop- boots and some sort of tower- al Festival of Youth Orches- s1.15 1.10 ing black fur headdress that the South Amboy musicians' SAL'S pell of the Marlboro High local who has been playing tras. School in the role of the can-' looked as if it might be the This will be the fifth festival, • Tavern & Restaurant latest fashion among me- with his own musical group in tor. Other choral selections to the area for many years, is in and the first time it has been The above three specials served daily from 11 am.-2 p.m. Only. Regular be presented will be works by diums. That's, of course, menu items available at all times. EAT IN-TAKE OUT Serving charge of the agency's band held in Britain. All.the previous Buxtehude, Moussorgsky, and when she wasn't wearing her CALL AHEAD FOR SPEEDY OPEN: Mon.. TUBS., Wed. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. department. Available bands events have taken place in Swit- LUNCH & DINNER the opening scenes from the leopard knickers and brown zerland. , PICK-UP SERVICE Thurs.. Fri., Sal.. Sun. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. 'til 1 a.m. opera "Mefistofele" by Boito. boots. CUP THIS COUPON 40th Yr. in Red Bank This concert will be con- Costuming Imagination Shrewsbury at Herbert ducted by William Starsinic of Alice W. Key and Celeste oil Street Parking the Freehold High School. Ferendo.axe to be com- Make A Date plimented for the zany imagi- A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- BALTIMORE OPERA nation employed in Miss De- tions. Rates: |2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi- AUDITIONS YOUNG vonshire's costumes as well tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; BALTIMORE (AP) - The as the correct taste displayed1 $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 Baltimore- Opera Company is in those of the other charac- lor 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, The New KENWOOD Receivers holding auditions for young ters. The Misses Key and Fc- {2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- singers, 20 to 32, with prize rendo were especially adept cation. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date award auditions to be held May in fashioning the attire for Secretary. are More Professional than Ever! 17. . ... Ruth, the hero's second wife, Five awards, from $l,50O to for the clothing aptly por-. MARCH:) $500, will be given and winners trayed the classically cool "Mimika" — Children's Show, by the National Theatre Thre*|!ifSi|gant new models give your customers a are to use the money to further English country matron with Co. of N.Y., Sal. 10:15. and 11:30 a.m. St. James Auditorium,- choice of power and sophistication-all voice training, learn operatic her blazers, long skirts, tailor- Peters PI., Red Bank. Tickets 50c at door. vi?i(h ajjlvariced hew .circuitry, tough ' roles, develop dramatic ability ed shirts, and sensible shoes. new rn|ater1ais, and top professional and/or perfect foreign lan- Maria D'Amico is perfectly "Rummage Sale," Bingham Hall. Bingham Ave., Rum- features that make the choice :;;'i'}. , guages. The money must be cast as Ruth, maybe partly son^ Mar. 3, Sal. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Benefit: Monmouth Coun- used .within the United States. ty Assoc. for Retarded Children. All types merchandise! difficult indeed! : '"-r because she bears a remark- Donors of prizes are the Car- able resemblance to Tammy ling Brewing Co., Mrs. Duane "Third Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show." Mon- Grimes or Kay Kendall, the L Peterson, the Opera Guild, mouth Shore Business and Professional Women's Club, Mrs. Alfred C. Ver Valen and kind of Britisher that Coward Friendly Cafe, Brighton Ave, Long Branch. 12 noon. Fash- Dr. Dragi M. Jonanovski. usually had in mind to play ions by Tuckers, Long Branch. Benefit, Scholarship Fund. his heroines. Tickets at door: $5. Delicious Lunch, Lovely fashions!

MARCH 4 Shrewsbury Chorale will present "The Passion Accord- I huffed & puffed ing to St. Matthew," by J.S. Bach. Sunday. March 4, X p.m. First Presbyterian Church, Kcd Bunk. Paul Grammer, & blew Conductor-Herbert Burtis, Organist. MARCH 5 WSCS presents interesting and informative "Drug Abuse" program, featuring speakers from Teen Challenge the CLAM HUT and a short film. Mon., Mar. 5, S p.m., Christ Church, United Methodist, Ridge Rd., Fair Haven. Public Invited! t MARCH 9,10, 11 "The Fantastiks," musical, featuring Pony Players, Rumson PTA, Forresldale School, Blackpoinl Rd., Kumson,! Mar. 9, 8:30. Mar. 10, 11, 2 p.m. Tickets on sale at school, . during lunch hour, week of Mar, 9, or at door. "Gala After- Theatre Party," Mar. 9, Fisherman's Wharf, $15 couple, in- cludes tickets, unlimited drinks, hors d'oeuves!

KR-7M0...260-Watt(IHF> MARCH 10 FM/AM Stereo Receiver ."Vacalmn Auction'" MiddkMnwn .laycecs 11th. !IU "Kuntastic" holidays lo be sold at Buck Smith's by B.G. Coates, alter the Joy Shop's Fashion Show at 12::ill. "Early Spring Fiesta," benefit Fisk Chapel's Women's Day, Sat., Mar. 1(1, 7 p.m.. Willowbrook Inn, 741) River Rd., Basic to a'l thrp.e new receivers is KENWOOD'S art..ncrid ongineenhci which provides direct coupling for ex- Fair Haven?Donation: $12. Reservations: 741-8904. ; ,.i ceptionally flat response Ihroucjhou! ti-.o audio spentm-, .exclusive dual protection circuit .' new NPN and * • "'* PNP silicon low-noise transistors lor qiiiot ppiiotnviraT and ne,\ly developed DSD circuitry in the MPX slaqo MARCH 11 '" lor improved stereo,separation A hof.t of liiMirv tc-iit.rp-; includes a I'-system tape monitor, provision loi Ihieo Cesar Franck's oratorio, "The Beatitudes," in English, sets ot stereo speakers, and a nev.-'hniai I-!.' dml scale Ilia's lor slarts! Check the specs, chuck the perloim once, and you'll bo convinced. . . • n. *,>*i. ,,,-i,i, ,^u, by the Monmouth Civic Chorus, Children's Choir nnd N.J. > r State Orchestra. Conductor: Felix Molzer. Sunday, March KENWOOD 11, 3 p.m. Ocean Township High School, $3 general admis- sion, $4 reserved section. • . ' ,

see and hear the complete line from $159.95 MARCH 17 Holy Cross PTA "St. Patrick's Day Luncheon and Hours (Weekends Only) Fashion Show," Sat., Mar. 17, 11:30 a.m., Old Orchard, Ea-'. tontown. Tickets: $5.50 Make reservations now-call H42-O33OV 444 BROAD ST. Fri. 5-10. Sat. 12 noon-10, Sun. 12 noon-9 The world famous "Columbus Hovchoir," in concert, SHREWSBURY • 842-6565 Monmouth Regional High School, Sat. Mar. 17, H p.m. Open Daily 10-9 Sat. 'til 6 New Phone No : 872-0909 Adults $2,511, students $1.25. For advance sales make checks payable tf> Meadnwbrnuk I'l'O, P.O. Box 37, liatontown.

273 BROADWAY Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound MAY IH LONG BRANCH • 229-9879 I'pdar Glen Senior ( mzens deluxe si-day tnur to Japan. • Open Daily 10-9 Sat. 'til 6 Foot of Atlantic St. oil Bay Avenue, Taiwan, llnnn KonR. Bangkok. Singapore! Honolulu, in- cluding chiiici1 of selective reslaurants. nvniir stage shows, CENTER mai.v sighl-seving Inps. baggage IwndluiR. .laxcs call Vic' CHARGE FACILITIES AVAILABLE HIGHLANDS (Irnvor. 34l-l4Mor 741-5OHO. ., • ' ;• The Dally Register, Red Baak-MkUIetown, NX Thursday, March 1,1971 39 Television Today At the Art Show Opens Saturday IE. 03 in JUHWI Q IRONSIDE Movies Artwork will be received at DRIVE-IN 264 2200 "Another Shell Came." Ironside meeU an old ad- RED BANK - The Mon- The Monmouth Arts Gaflery 1:00 fi "D«>>r K.nyon" versary who celebrates his release from prison by Thtft schtdvlts art pro- moutri Arts Gallery will open the Library on Friday from 9- ^Iso has a 126-piece art exhib- O "PiMhi of Tripoli" planning a 12 million csper. vldtd by ttit thtattr and Us annual Members' Show on a.m. until 12 noon. The exhibit it currently on view at Riv- O "Tin City Th.t N.»t, Sla.p." Q KUNG FU , tht Hmii art lor todoy 3:30 O "Fiv* Soid.n Drigsm" "King of the Mountain." Cainc, with a price on Saturday at the Eastern officially opens Saturday with erview Hospital. his head, finds refuge st ft friendly ranch where only. 400 O "M«fl.d Woman" he to discovered by a bounty hunter who demand Branch of the County Library, a reception, from 1 to 4 p.m., O "Thou MagnHiunt Men In Their Flying hhi surrender. RED BANK Rt. 35 in Shrewsbury. for gallery members and Michiinr workshops. Homyock of the library staff. TiOO O CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (B CORONATION STREET Registrations by beginners Dawn Taylor and Nancy O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Bet Lynch is visited by a face from the past. 10:30 ffl NEWS PLUS NEPTUNE and advanced students are Gosnell are in charge of 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 1 "The Pageant" (B BILL MOVERS JOURNAL NEPTUNE CITY— being accepted now at the screening. Ms. Taylor also O ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER "Joseph AlBop" Billy Graham's Tlmt to Run 7:11; Crafts Facility at Thompson heads the hospitality com- O IUAKES A THIEF 11:00 BQB NEWS OCEAN TOWNSHIP "It Takes One To Know One" 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Park. mittee whose members are "Escnpe To Konolta" (D I DREAM OF JEANNIE ' Jtrtmloh Johnson 2:00: 7.20: 9.25 Participants will spend half Ruth Douglas, Carla Wilkin- •Ccnlc. Goiuc, Who's Got the Genie?' (Part HI) (D PERRY MASON (B ASSIGNMENT NEW JERSEY , "The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom" FREEHOLD their time at the potter's son and Peg Boots. 7:30 & CIRCUS • ' ffl BLACK JOURNAL MALL 1— wheel and half in exploring The exhibit will continue on "CirrUH BouplUme"' 11:30 E> THE CBS LATE MOVIE Postilion Adventure 7: JO; »:» O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES "The Night of the Iguana" (1964) lUrring Rich- hand building techniques, and display, during regular li- © WAT GIRL ard Burton, Ava Gardner, The itory of * defrocked MALL 2— will also learn glazing and fir- EARLY BIRD PRICES minister and the three women "who play & vtUl Avantl <:oo brary hours, through Friday, "Limited Engagement" \ ' • pai-t In hin life. (It) ing. ' O ANIMAL WORLD BRICKTOWN March 30. NOT IN EFFECT FOR O THE TONIGHT' SHOW BRICK PLAZA- Each workshnp has IK ses* 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE The tides of the Bay of Fundy "THE • ID THfcOURTSHIP OR EDDIE'S FATHER "Weke of the. Red Witch" (1048) itarring John Acron 110th 51. 7:»; 1:20 sions, and will be held on the "Ttia Rift" Wayne, Gig Young. A, feud between an Eaat Indiei PowidonAaVtnturt7:!Sit:1S following dates: March 5, H, are the highest in the world, POSEJDOM ADVEHTURE" OD THE Slit STATE trade monarch and a hell-raising sea captain ends rising as much as 70 feet. U» Q THE WALTONS in loss of gold and the woman they both love. MALL CINEMA 2- 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29; April 2, 5, Avanll 1:00 A shy silent type convinces a romantic city (rirl O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT 9, 12, 16, 19, 23 and 26. Section to marry him using love letters written by John- "Haunts of the Very Rich" starrlnj Uoyd Bridges,: ••••••••••• Boy oat the convincing touch. Clorls Leachmtin. Seven feople at an idyllic tropi- NORTH OF RED BANK one will be held at 9 a.m., sec- O THE FLIP WILSON SHOW crit resort find their pdradtie turning Into » hellish tion two at ii p.m. and section Gueits: Joe Namalh. Tim Conway, Esther rhllllps. nightmare. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Music Makers Theatres It's the funniest movie 0 HOGAN'S HEROES O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS three at 7:30 p.m. "Clearance Sale In the Black Market" "Masquerade" ATLANTIC CINEMA- I've seen in a long time. O THE MOD SQUAD (B THE 5lst STATE Volochl Poptrs 7:00; 9:15 JMdMY'Hf "Anil Once for My Baby." The Squall helps pre- 12:00 ID THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW Paul Newman is irresisl- vent a million-dollar heist masterminded by an ex- 12:30 Q THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE HAZLET ATLANTIC ; IS DATE NIGHT! con whose pregnant wife ia an unknowing victim "The Bride or Frankenstein" (1935) starring Elsa PoMldonTitvtMurt 7:20; i-K of cervical cancer. Uncheater, Boris KarloN. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— CINEMA -291-0148 0 BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS j O NIGHT FINAL Roommatti 7:00; 10:l<; Clo« ot 'M "The ClosciJ Cabinet" 1:42 - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PLAZA -Hazlet : 1:00 O NEWS ID THE TWILIGHT ZONE Now Thru Tuesday RTE.3B it MIDDLE BD. 164-4434 "Th« Hunt" O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE MATAWAN Jacqueline Bissct "Thn Sergeanl" (1068) starrlnr Rod Stelter, John IB DATELINE 13 Phillip Law. Jeremiah Johnson 7:15; 9:15 Charles Branson Tab Hunter ROBERT REDFORD "Paris On Film" 1:15 a THE GREAT GREAT SHOW has the role of his John Huston "t:M Q THE MERVGRIfFIN SHOW "Carry On Spying" (19651 aUrrinf Kenneth Wit- STRATHMORE TWIN l GET SMART llnms. Bnrbnra Windsor. CINEMA 1— carnm*! Stacy Reach frrurt Btid 99 Infiltratr * fmnn* of *ni»im<>na 1:30 8 THE LATE SHOW Roddy McDowall JEREMIAH Mt O CIS THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE •The Klssins Bandit" (1949) starring Urank Sina- Sounder 7:00; 9:00 "Honor Thy Father" starring Joseph Bologna, tra, Kathryn Grayson. Anthony Perkins Brenda. Vaccaro. An Inalde view of an underworld 1:34 Q HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I FlddltronthtRooll:00 Ava Gardner family within the framework of Joseph Bananno'a JOHNSON "Daisy Kenyon" (1947) atarru>r Joan Crawford. alleged kidnapping in ISM to Uie Imprisonment Dana Andrews. STRANDKEYPOR— T of hla eon Bill In 1971. 1:05 Q NEWS AND WEATHER DeeDe*p ThroaThrott 77:15; 1:53; 10:31; love WIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHnilllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIINinilllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIII FFor Salt l:ll;«:M PERTH AMBOY AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— 'Andy Awards' Dinner Is Tomorrow Room Motet 7:00; 10:09; Clou of 74 1:42 EAST KEANSBURG - Ten and Sen. Joseph Azzolina will selves in the community," said Andrew J. Praskai, asso- "Andy Awards" will be present the awards to resi- THE "As smooth artd sntertalnlng presented to Middletown resi- dents "who unselfishly con- ciation president. as ;Bulch Casjldj.' what with dents at a dinner dance tribute a great deal of time Tickets and reservations Newman providing a dandy may be obtained from Mr. 17 LIVINGSTON AVE. bravtya perlorman»." mm tomorrow in Buck Smith's and effort to the improvement NEW BRUNSWICK Praskai. CNEMA 34-Matawan JUDITH CHUT. Hi* York restaurant. Palmer Ave., of Middletown^" M6-5S55 RT.34 581-3600 LAST TIMES TODAYI Proceeds of the affair will sponsored by the East Keans- CENTRAL JERSEY'S FIRST THE AWARD WINNING burg Betterment Association. be used to help "those who is IATE show ivtRy N!TE MUSICAL! COLONIAL A MIKE NICHOLS FILM Mayor Thomas J. Lynch are less fortunate than our- ROCK'n ROLL KfAMSBURG 7870300 will! ALAN ARKIN IN REVIVAL ROBERT * SAT.. MARCH 3rd RKBniRD FRI. SAT. SUN. 2 SHOWS-8 AND 11 P.M. n NEED A RIDE TO SEE R-i.7P.H. -Sun.4P.M. STARTS FRU ALL SEATS RESERVED MAGGIE SMITH S4.50-S5.50-S6.0O "It's the best American "TIME TO RUM"? MARI, Him I've seen this year." NOMINATED BEST IS DYW EVEN FOR HER . - STARRING- Vincent Camby, ACTRESS IN THE WORST IS rticraiytotee New York Times Busses Leaving Red Bank Dally IDCOMEI CHUBBY an/ movie we're showing, anywhere else. ADMISSION ONLY For This Exciting Performance CHECKER ! TO LATE SHOW TRAVELS • Ben E. King. - Town West Playing At The LAST HOUSE ffilBFT Highway ii at Palmtr Av«. • The FIv« Satins M.ddlltownill-Um WITH Neptune City Theatre • TtiBOiinlBls MY AUNT" FOR INFORMATION "BOXCAR BERTHA" • Dandy S Ttii Juniors Community STRAND THEATRE *•*****••••** Eatonlown Ml 4701 * KIDDIE MATINEE TICKETS ON SALE CALL 747-2057 SAT. t SUN. 2 P.M. AT BOX OFFICE - KEYPORT - "SKELETON ISLAND" , Phon* R(Mrvttloi» CHILDREN'S MATINEE Town West V Acctpltd _ • HELD OVER • 3th SMASH WEEK SAT. S SUN. 2 P.M. "DEEP THROAT" St. James -also 7;0M) JACKLEMMON An Exclusive N.J. Engagement JULIET MILLS "LOVE FOR SALE" IN THE COMEDy HIT CONTINUOUS EVERY SUN. FROM 2 P.M. LATE SHOWS EVERY FRI. AND SAT. "AVANTI" NEXT ATTRACTION Community "DEEP SLEEP" Eatentawn S41-4XH * 7 ACADEMY AWARD Give Vent / Shed row* NOMINATIONS! Before Lent Winter Gloom Including Best LAST DAY Supporting Actress! SAVOY ^ "BARBIE'S SHELLEY WINTERS Mattison off Main HOSPITAL wwld vrkk pichm prtwnli AFFAIR- AMERICA'S kAsbury Park*988-553jj NEPTUNE BIGGEST HIT! STARTS TOMORROW ASBURY PARK ONE OF EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING THE GREATEST Rosie's .Marcli Gras Party AREA PREMIERE ADVENTURES NOW THRU The maker of Censorship in EVER Denmark & History of the FRIDAY, MAR 2nd MARCH 6. Blue Movie has reached a new plateau in adult films y«.EX "THE From Noon 'til Closing POSEIDON Prime Rib Free Hats! Music & RENZVS ADVENTURE" NOISEMAKERS MM STARRING all (lav. GENEHACKMAN served • •• ERNEST BORGNINE from 5 p.m. Surprises Galore! 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