Today: Our Weekend Enjoyment Section SEE PAGES 7-10 The Weather Mostly sunny and mild THEMILY , FINAL " ' "• • today, high in low 60s. In- Kcil Hank, Freehold creasing cloudiness tonight. 5 Long Branch Tomorrow, chance of rain. T 7 EDITION 30 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Homo Ncwspapor VOL.95 NO. 175 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, MARCH 9,1973 TEN CENTS nniiluiMuiillliiiinilliiiilliiiiiiiiiliiilMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiuii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiinii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIH iiiiiuiiiiiii mini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniu Energy Crisis Weight, Cause, Cures Argued By SHERRY FIGDORE ground of the speakers. ment policies on the economic energy fence, Richard J. Sulli- "scapy curve, about to go "The electrical energy sys- While this country contains such as hydro power, solar 'Congressman James J. control of fuel source devel- van, commissioner of the through the ceiling." tem cannot continue to double one-third of the world's coal and geothermal energy, and JAMESBURG - The Howard, D-N.J., chairman of opment. State Department of Environ- And David F. Moore, Exec- every 10 years for very long," deposits, it is still not econom- fusion reactors, are nowhere United States is already in the the new House subcommittee Kerryn King, a senior vice mental Protection, said "En- utive director of the North Mr. Moore continued. "The ically feasible to develop near ready to provide a prac- grip of an energy crisis, ac- on energy, was the only op- president of Texaco, Inc., pre- vironmentalists are not the Jersey Conservation Founda- numbers of plants needed them.in the face of lower- tical source of energy and cording to a dozen representa-. timist at the symposium, en- dicted a gasoline shortage this primary blocks to new energy tion, said the country must be- stagger the imagination." priced natural gas and im- American dependence will tives from the fuel industries titled "Energy and the Envi- summer, blamed environmen- plant construction," falling gin to acknowledge "the dif- Facts Cited ported crude, it was noted. continue upon natural gas and and government gathered ronment — Finding a Bal- talists for delaying federal far behind in the obstacle ference between demand and Whatever the answers, bas- The nation, self-sufficient in oil which together provide 77 here yesterday^ for a day-long ance." leases needed for exploratory race to everyday construction need." ic facts stand out starkly. oil and gas production as per cent of the nation's symposium on energy prob- Mr. Howard called the cur- offshore oil drilling, and said problems such as unmet deliv- "I cannot understand the The United States, with 6 per- late as 1967, will be importing energy requirements, panel- lems. rent situation an "energy the industry must have a ery schedules. policy of energy advocates cent of the world's population, half its needed 40 million gal- ists said. vThe precise terminology, challenge," demanded more deepwater port to handle su- "I think the really crucial who are continually crying for is consuming one-third of its lon-per-day-requirements by Mr, King stated that no new Wie seriousness of the efficient power usage from pertankers crammed with issue is demand," Mr. Sulli- further exploration of national produced energy, it was 1975 from the politically vul- refinery construction or ex- "crisis," its causes and cures consumers and producers, Mideast crude oil. van said, characterizing the energy sources when the end brought out by panel mem- nerable Middle East. pansion is going on anywhere varied according to the back- and a revaluation of govern- On the other side of the spiraling needs for pow.er as a of that supply is in sight. bers. Alternate energy methods. See Energy, Page 2 4 in Atlantic City Convicted

CAMDEN (AP) - Four spiracy to extort kickbacks to- public service.' " indictment, including former who was convicted on 18 present and former Atlantic taling at least $28,000 between Ponzio, a Democrat, re- Mayor Richard S. Jackson, counts. City officials have been con- ferred to the commission elec- were, severed from the trial I960 and 1971. Somers, 56, mayor from 1969 victed of federal charges of The defendants maintained tion last May in which he was after they pleaded guilty or no extorting money from con- relected, but Somers, a Re- defense to conspiracy to 1972, was convicted of one their composure as the ver- count of extortion for alle- tractors doing business with dict was read, but their fami- publican, and LaSane, a charges. Four counts of the Atlantic City. Democrat, were defeated. indictment were dropped dur- gedly accepting a $5,000 bribe. lies broke into tears. At- Both Fisher, 58, and LaSane, A U.S. District Court jury torneys for the four said they The indictments were an- ing the eight-week trial. nounced five days before the who is 39 and was the city's handed down the verdict yes- would appeal the convictions. Continue In Bail election. first black commissioner, terday against former Mayor Sees Self Target were convicted on four William f. Somers, City Com- Ponzio said he was the tar- The 48-year-old Ponzio re- U.S. District Court Judge counts. missioner Arthur Ponzio, for- get of the investigation that ferred to Fisher's conviction Mitchell H. Cohen continued mer City Commissioner Kar- led to the indictments in the as "a miscarriage of justice" the defendants' bail at ?25,0OO According to U.S. Attorney los LaSane and public works case. and said neither LaSane nor each. Herbert J. Stern, the 18 , department aide Germaine "There were political over- Somers should have been in- Although the defendants counts against Ponzio carry a . Fisher. tones in the indictment hand- volved in the trial. were officially charged with maximum possible sentence The jury deliberated some ed down immediately before Ponzio and Fisher automati- extorting $28,000, the prose- of 200 years in prison and a 14 hours over a day and a half the last city commission elec- cally lose their jobs because cution contended they re- $160,000 fine. The others face before reaching the verdict. It tions," he said. "Perhaps this of the conviction. ceived larger sums. Prose- sentences ranging from 100 also found Ponzio, LaSane might be the quote of the day: Three other defendants cution witnesses testified they years to 20 years and fines and Fisber guilty of con- 'This is the price you pay for named in the original 26-count paid nearly $42,000 to Ponzio, from $80,000 to $100,000.

IRA Says 8 Bombers Escaped ARRIVE AT FT. MONMOUTH — Staff Sgt's Harry L. Ettmueller, left, 29, of Pleasantville, and Martin S. Frank, 31, Belleville, sit in back of car as they arrive late at Pqtterson Army Hospital. Newsmen were kept away LONDON (AP) - Members of the gang got back to Ire- nite exploded outside the Old the cars to plant them in. No picious citizens. from family reunions which were due shortly afterwards. of the Irish Republican Army land safely. Bailey criminal court and the arrests have been reported Police squads blew up two in Belfast said today that 10 The explosions killed one central army recruiting office from the dragnet. suspicious cars outside the Irish men and women being person, wounded 243 and blew in the Whitehall area. Two During the night somebody floodlit Houses of Parliament questioned by Scotland Yard out windows in neighboring other booby-trapped cars in South London set fire to a and the law courts. Neither about bomb explosions in Lon- buildings. were, found in central London, Roman Catholic church, and a held explosives. Army bomb don yesterday were part of and the explosives were re- telephone caller told the disposal experts blew up suit- ReturningPO WsGet Seven men and three wom- the IRA squad that planted en were arrested at London's moved. priest, "That's for you, you cases dumped outside the Na- the explosives. But they Heathrow Airport shortly be- The sources in Belfast Irish bastard!" Firemen tional Gallery and blocked off claimed eight other members fore cars packed, with gclig- blamed the arrest of the 10 on doused the flames before they Trafalgar Square, in front of the 24-hour rail strike in Brit- did much damage. the gallery, but again no Bomb -scares rippled bombs were found. Warm Fort Welcome ain yesterday protesting the through the downtown section government's anti-inflation Newspapers wrote of "Lon- greeted by Maj. Gen. Hugh F. room with a color television of the city last night, and sev- By GREG BORAK curb on wage increases. Be- don's Bloody Thursday," a Foster Jr., post and ECOM and private phone. Across the cause of the strike, the 10 eral theaters were evacuated. reference to Northern Ire- Sears Quitting FT. MONMOUTH - Two commander. hall are private sitting rooms guerrillas stuck together in- Offices on Fleet St., Britain's land.'s "Bloody Sunday" and In the absence of any public where they can catch up on stead of splitting up to escape newspaper row, emptied one "Bloody Friday" of heavy Army staff sergeants were en- address system to address lost time with their families. via widely separated ports after the other as suspected casualties from bombings and thusiastically welcomed back the crowd cheering. "We love Both men, apparently in and airports, the informants bombs were reported. Police shooting. They called for to their home state last night you" and "welcome home," good shape, will be able to or- Vesco^s Firm said. stations were swamped with tougher measures against the after having been Viet Cong prisoners of war for a com- the two sergeants were quick- der "anything under the sun," Ixindnn police were search- calls from frightened or sus- IRA. By the Associated Press added to the bonrd in recent bined total of 11 years. ly escorted to awaiting sedans ( to eat, Lt. Col. Seybold said, ing for IRA sympathizers who weeks. More than 2,000 people and taken to Patterson Army providing their medical reportedly sheltered the Harry L. Sears, the former Vesco, who created Inter- flanked the installation's Hospital where they were reu- records so indicate. bombers after they slipped . New Jersey state senator who national Controls in 1965 and Greeley Field to watch and nited with their families. Long Journey into England and provided helped arrange Robert L. Ves- was its chairman until last Middleto wn Youth cheer Staff Sgt. Harry L. Ett- Greet Families Th'eir long journey from them with the explosives and co's secret $200,000 cash con- year, has been accused by the mueller of Pleasantville, and' Staff Sgt Frank, 31, the captivity to freedom began tribution to the Nixon cam- Securities and Exchange Staff Sgt. Martin S. Frank of first to step out of the helicop- when they were released Mon- paign last year, said yes- Commission of playing the Belleville as their helicopter ter, was greeted at the hospi- day in Hanoi. They left Clark terday he is in the process of lead role in looting at least Police Close Dies After Crash landed at 6:39 p.m. tal by his wife, Kathleen; his Air Force Base in the Philli- severing ties with Inter- $224 million from Investors MIDDLETOWN - A local bers of the Hazlet First Aid The 389th Army Band, con- two daughters, Virginia, 12, pines Wednesday at 7 p.m. national Controls Corp., which Overseas Services Ltd. a mu- youth was fatally injured last Squad. ducted by Warrant officer • and Deborah. 11; his son, .In- Refueling at Ilickman Air Vesco founded. tual funds conglomerate. Theater In night when a car in which he The Montegary youth was James McCraw, played "The seph, 8, and his parents, Mr. Force Base, Hawaii, their Sears said he has termi- was a passenger left the admitted and was reported in Army Goes Rolling Along" and Mrs. Joseph Frank. plane took them to Andrews nated a $5,0D0-a-month con- Sears revealed Vesco's se- Asbury Park roadway and struck a tree. fair condition while young Ma- and "The Star-Spangled Ban- Staff Sgt. Ettmueller, 29, a Air Force Ba.se, Washington, tract as an associate counsel cret contribution in a depos- DC, and then to McGuirc ASBURY PARK - County According to Patrolman loney was treated and later ner" as the two men stepped bachelor, was welcomed by to the Fairfield manufac- ition to the SEC that was Robert McBurnie, in- released. out of the craft to be officially his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Air Force Base, where they turing firm, and he plans to made public last week. The and city police last night first touched Garden State closed the Savoy Theater, vestigating officer, the youth bert L. Ettmueller, and his eventually resign as a direc- former Republican majority identified as Daniel Clabby, two sisters, Laurie and Doris. soil at 5:30 p.m. yesterday. leader in the Senate testified Mattison Ave., and arrested tor. 18, of 57 Mallard Road, was Their families are bein^ Staff Sgt. Frank, before that he and Laurence B. Rich- the theater manager for show- Sears said he submitted his pronounced dead on arrival at housed in four-room apart- boarding the aircraft which ardson Jr., then president of ing an "X" rated film. TB Unit May Sue resignation as a director Riverview Hospital, Red Bank ments at Blair Hall, the brought the two men here, International Controls, per- Police said the theater was Tuesday, but has since de- at 10:20 p.m. post's VI!' quarters for as thanked the crowd at the sonally delivered the $200,000 closed at 7:38 p.m. by a police cided to remain on the board long as the two men remain at McGuire base for giving them to Maurice Stans, head of the team led by Malcolm Carton, Three other youths were in- temporarily. He noted that In- the hospital. a rousing welcome home, Lt. Finance Committee to Re- an assistant Monmouth Coun- jured. To Halt Complex ternational Controls was un- Col. Seybold said. elect the President, in Wash- ty prosecutor. Police said the Clabby U. Col. Donald Scybold, in- der new management, and HACKENSACK (AP) - the meadowlands. The sports, The two men then began the ington on April 10,1972. The theater was scheduled youth was a passenger in a formation officer for the two new directors have been car driven by Timothy Boyle, Two tuberculosis associations authority said there would be homecoming operation, said last le« of the trip home land- to show the film "Hooker Con- asserted yesterday that the no adverse affect on the ing here. They were also offi- IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 18, of 81 Willshire Drive, New the two men began physical vention," which opened last Hackensack Meadowlands de- area's environment. cially greeted by Col. B.C. De- night to replace another "X" Shrewsbury that, according to examinations and debriefing velopment will violate clean In a letter to William I). van. Ft. Monmouth.lleadquar- rated film, "Little Sisters." witnesses, was heading south procedures this morning. air standards and threatened Ruckleshaus, administrator of ters and Installation com- The theater manager, John on Palmer Ave. when, after During their stay at the hos- The Inside Story passing two vehicles, sudden- to file-suit in federal court un- the EPA, the associations said pital, the sergeants will be mander. Col. Wilbur Price, W. Esposito, 28. of 290 Willow less the U.S. Environmental homecoming operations team ADMonmoith County wrestUng team Page M ly started swerving side-to- the Hackensack Meadowlands given the "red carpet" treat- St., Long Branch, was Protection Agency makes a' Development Commission's See Returning, page 3 Oceu upsets Perth Amboy In Group III Page 21 side, crossed into the north- ment. Each has a private charged with violating two full inquiry. November 1972 master plan Red Bink CatkoUc romps to SJ "B" finale Page 21 state laws regulating obsce- bound lane, left the pavement and struck a tree, in the vici- reveals "immediate violation DAILY REGISTER nity. The Tuberculosis-Respira- Bridge Advice 18 nity of Warren Place. of the National standards for PHONE NUMBERS The closing of the Savoy fol- tory Disease Associations of particulates and hydrocar- Classified 24-29 The Boyle youth was also Youngsters' Garden Main Office ....7410010 lows by three days the closing Bergen and Passaic Counties bons," two ingredients in Comics 18 Classified Ads 741-6900 of the Strand Theater in Key- taken to Riverview Hospital and of Central New Jersey, Contemporary Life 14,15 smog. Legal Adv 741-0010 port which was showing where he was admitted. said the federal suit would be Crossword Puzzle 18 The associations said that Produces Friendships Display Adv 741-0010 "Deep Throat." The other passengers who aimed at stopping the mead- Editorials 6 unless a revised plan is re- Circulation Dept 741-3330 Taking part in last night's have been identified as James Garden clubs throughout New Jersey have done much to Entertainment 710 owlands development until a quired by the EPA, a suit will ..741-0017 raid of the Savoy were Asbury J. Maloney, 17, of 14 La full analysis of air quality beautify the Harden Stale lieing prepared for Monday's edi- Financial 12 be instituted in U.S. District Contemporary Life. ..741-0010 Park detectives Rocco Trav- fayette Drive, and Martin standards is made. tions of The Daily Register is a story by Marybeth Allen about ..741-0019 Montegary, 16, of 51 Stanford Court to force the writing'of a club, members of which are perceptually impaired' and crso, and Lee Davis, and In late 1972, the State Su- one. It was also requested Obituaries 4 Accounts Receivable...741-0010 Drive, both Hazlet, were tak- trainable relarded children Religious News 19 county detectives Reginald preme Court upheld the con- that all. substantial devel- Mlddletown Bureau..,.671-2250 en to Bayshore Community In the style that readers hau- described as graceful. Sports i ...... 20-23 Wilmorc, and George Free- stitutionality of the New Jer- opment in the meadowlands Freehold Bureau 462-2121 man. . Hospital, Holmdel, by mem- Marybeth writes a heartwarming tale about the youngsters Suf, Field, Stream 23 Long Branch Bureau,..222-0010 sey Sports Authority which is be halted until the study is and one of their garden's products —friendship, ' planning a sports complex in made. iiunniiuiniiiiiniuiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiliiniiiiiiiHMiiil Lobster Tails $4.95 The Office It will be among many features and weekend news stories Weekend Trip to Iceland! Spring Is Here Sat. night. Complete dinner. 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Call Ralph or Bob, skirts, dresses, etc. (Adv.) Day or.night (Adv.) Ave., Sea Bright. 842-3292. (Adv.) tonight for dinner. (Adv,) (Adv.) '223-9090. j Adv.) 2294790. Crisis Real, 2Top Police Posts Created in Marlboro MARLBORO - The Town- Mayor Salkind replied that istrator, who in turn, reported Industry Men Insist to the mayor. ship Council last night, over he wanted members of the (Continued) ation if allowed to get on with president of the Association of the objections of the local Po- Marlboro force to have the op- Councilman Richard Kaplan in the country, a situation he the job." New Jersey Environmental licemen's Benevolent Associ- portunity of applying for the pointed out that the munici- said that "has largely EcMtmlcs Factor Commissions, proposed that ation, adopted an amendment post, and that if the quali- pality is growing, and Mrs. stemmed from legal action A particulary grim eco- land use "is the key to energy to the administrative code fications were higher, many Mary T. Denton, business ad- and legislation motivated by nomic outlook was painted by requirements" in the state. creating the posts of director policemen — including Chief ministrator, did not have the environmental fears," and Jhe John G. Winger, vice presi- Total PUuteg of public/safety and police Joseph Walker, — could not necessary time to devote to reluctance of companies "lo dent of the Energy Economics Declaring that "energy and commissioner. apply. • the police department. risk hundreds of millions of Division of the Chase Manhat- population are synonymous," The amendment creates a At one point in the meeting, Mr. Kaplan pointed out that dollars in new refinery capac- tan Bank. Mr. Levy proposed total land- department of public safety, the mayor made a surprise . the public safety director ity Without having an assured Mr. Winger, who saw any energy planning, locating to be run by the public safety move and asked Chief Walker would not replace the chief source of crude oil." possible future worldwide smaller size power generators director. Under that depart- if he wanted the job of public but would become the civilian Crisis AvaMed conflagration as based on a in remaining open spaces ment will be the division of safety director. The question head of the police department The industry produced heat- fight for oil resources,'warned near the population centers police, which can be run by was asked before the amende to "free the business adminis- ing oil at top capacity last that "Unless we quickly find they serve. the police commissioner. ment was adapted. trator to do other things." winter, and only the mild new sources (of energy) we Finding those locations will Deleted from the amend- The chief said he would The amendment also weather in the Northeast pre- are headed toward a major be difficult, he admitted, com- ment, however, was the por- have to think about the mat- created a department of pub- vented a crisis of major pro- economic depression" com- menting that "there is no lo- tion creating a division of fire ter. Mayor Salkind then said lic works, to be headed by the portions he said. parable to that of the 1930s. cation in the Northeast not protection in the department he would make the initial of township engineer. The de- "We are entering into an ex- If present pricing continues, sensitive to the location of of public safety. The deletion, tier to Chief Walker in 20 days partment will include the divi- tended period of energy crisis he predicted, a cash flow power facilities." made at the request of fire- when the amendment be- sions of streets and roads, for the next 10 to 20-years," from this country to Mideast The daylong symposium men who want to meet with comes law. public buildings and grounds, said J.D. Feehan, executive oil suppliers will reach $1 tril- here in the Forsgate Counlry council on the matter, would Prior to the council's action sanitation, engineering, build- vice president of the Atlantic lion by 1985, of which the in- Club was co-sponsored by the have created the post of fire last night, the police chief re- ing, zoning, electrical and City Electric Co. "If we were dustry would have to borrow New Jersey State Chamber of RtfUNr SW< Photl >r DM L««l marshal. ported to the business admin- plumbing inspections. cut off right now from our $400 million, a situation he Commerce, and the state En- OCEAN'S AWAY — Ocean Township High School The council voted 41 to ap- Mideast oil supply the North- termed impossible. vironmental commissions as- basketball coach Ron Truex remains calm and prove the amendment with east and New Jersey would be If land use management is sociation in cooperation with cool last night as his Spartans collect a berth in the deletion. The lone dis- flat on its back by May." the major environmental bat- the American Petroleum In- tomorrow's Central Jersey Gruop III finals by de- senting vote was cast by Dinner Tonight Starts Supplies of gasoline and tleground in New Jersey, as stitute, the Electric Com- feating Perth Amboy, 57-50, at Brookdale Commu- Councilman John J. heating oil would fast dis- Mr.-Sullivan stated, then Ste- panies of New Jersey, and the nity College. Ocean will collide with Wall Town- McLaughlin. appear, oil-based electricity phen Levy, Ocean Township, New Jersey Gas Association. ship for CJ horlors at Rutgers University at 4 p.m. Posts Not Needed ^Discovery Weekend' production would.halt, and See story on page 21. Councilman McLaughlin any man be in Christ, he is a schools and factories would RED BANK - Fifty Chris- said he felt the posts of public tian laymen from New York, new creation," is the theme close. safety director and police for the weekend. Mr. Feehan noted, however, New Jersey, Pennsylvania commissioner, were "redun- and Maryland will lead the The visiting team of laymen that "the electric utility com- dant" since there is a police congregation of the United from Presbyterian, Episcopa- panies can mitigate this situ- Freeholders OK 10 Per Cent chief. He said he has con- Methodist Church in a Dis- lian, Luthern, Catholic and sistently voted against ordi- covery Weekend experience Methodist backgrounds will nance amendments creating be headed by Mr. and Mrs. more department heads. tonight through noon Sunday. We Waste The scripture reference, "If Walden Howard from Colum- Salary Hikes for Jail Guards Local lawyer Robert L. Net- bia, Md. Mr. Howard was one chert Jr., representing PBA DA 1 Tlonioc of the original staff members Too Much, FREEHOLD — The county misunderstanding and that' pay increases among county and that these jobs have not Local 196, said the PBA views JLlUdX U JLFcIllco of Young Life, now a mission been filled yet. Board of Freeholders an- the 7.5 per cent increase was employes. The freeholders, the amendment as a "usurpa -c r • to teen-agers operating across Panelists Say nounced yesterday that,coun- from the base pay of a par- however, would not concede Mr.. Irwin added that jail tion of the powers of the po- YcirimiCCS the country. He is1 editor of ty jail guards will get a 10 per ticular job and not the wage that the change of heart was a guards will now have a start- lice chief." JAMESBURG - Appliance ing salary of $7,018, up from "Faith at Work" magazine, a cent pay raise this year and the employe was receiving. result of the jail guards pick- Mr. Netchert said that the KEANSBURG - The Zon- manufacturers are going to $6,486 - the guards had been position he has held since all other county employes will At the regular freeholder's eting or the anger voiced by morale of the police depart- ing Board of Adjustment last have to build more efficient seeking a $7,800 starting wage 1963. get a 7.5 per cent hike. meeting last Tuesday, Free-" some county employes when ment — which he described as night denied two variances products and the American - which they say is comparable At an unscheduled press holder Director Joseph C. Ir- they learned they were not currently at a high level — sought by Norman W. Alexan- Discovery Weekend begins consumer must learn to con- win refused to take a stand getting 7.5 per cent more in to salaries in adjoining coun- der of 81 Shore Blvd. with a kick-off dinner in the serve power if the nation is to conference, the freeholders would be lowered as a result one way or the other whether cash. ties and in state institutions. Mr. Alexander sought the Fellowship Hall of the church meet its impending energy reclarified their position on of the amendment. the freeholers would reconsi- The change "did not come The present salary range variances to subdivide two at 7 p.m. crisis. the salary issue and apparent- ly did reconsider the wage der changing the proposed as a result of arm twisting," for guards of $6,366 to $S,274 The amendment provides tracts he owns at 75-77 and 78- Environmentalists, legisla- hike for jail guards — some- pay raises for jail guards. maintained Freeholder Ernest was boosted to $7,018 to $9,124, that the public safety director 80 Shore Blvd. The tracts tors, and representatives of the Yesterday, however, Mr. Ir- G. Kavalek. slightly less than 10 percent. must have five years ex- each contain two dwellings. Coffee, Crabicl oil, gas and electric industries thing they would not take a win announced that the The salaries were increased The salary hikes will be ret- perience in law enforcement, Splitting the first tract would meeting here at the Forsgate stand on last Tuesday. guards will be getting a 10 per "because we felt it was justi- roactive to January ]. or four years experience and create one undersized lot; To Speak Sunday Country Club for a sym- The county employe salary a bachelor's degree. subdivision of the second COLTS NECK-Two of the posium entitled "Energy and issue became muddled after cent raise and other county fied," said Mr. Irwirt. The Mr. Irwin said the jail Mayor Morton Salkind said would create two non:con- announced candidates for the the Environment — Finding a the freeholders introduced the employes would be getting a freeholder director added that guards will get a little more in that the post of public safety forming lots. Democratic gubernatorial Balance," agreed yesterday county budget and stated une- 7.5 per cent hike. the changes in the salaries wages than other employes director and police commis- nomination will appear here that much of the country's quivocably that all county em- Freeholder Albert E. Allen' will not change the county because the job is less con- Setbacks from the proposed sioner will be combined "as Sunday before the Monmouth badly needed power is being ployes would be getting 7.5 said there was a "terrific budget because the budget ducive to getting employes subdivision lines would be no long as he is in office." No County Young Democrats. ' wasted. per cent raises. Later the amount of confusion and re- provided for salaries for more and is a harder job. .more than two feet in either freeholders said there was a sentment" over the proposed than 100 new county employes Besides the pay hikes, all salaries were set for the tract. Borad members ruled The candidates are former State Commissioner Rich- employes will for the first posts. the subdivisions would aggra- state Sen. Richard J. Coffee, ard J. Sullivan, of the state time receive full hospi- Chief Gets Offer vate an existing hazardous Mercer County Democratic Department of Environmental talization coverage for their Police Lt. Curt C. Krieger, fire condition by permitting chairman, and Senate Minor- Protection, cited a Consumer Union Beach Council Culs dependents. The freeholders' speaking as a taxpayer, said separate ownership of the ity Leader Edward J. Crabiel Reports study which uncov- maintained that this in effect that while he was in favor of a close set dwellings and would of Middlesex County. ered a 40 per cent variation in was a $290 pay boost since the ' public safety director, he make an existing non-con- The meeting is scheduled the efficiency of air condi- employes would not have to thought the qualifications forming use still less con- tioners it tested. for 2 p.m. at the Colts Neck School Budget $45,260 pay this amount. . should be more stringent. forming. Inn. Congressman James J. Howard, D-N.J., said that UNION BEACH - As prc-' physical education teacher "We want them to know "Manufacturers should be re- dieted in Wednesday's edi- plus contingencies which to- that their assistance is most quired lo label their products tions of The Daily Register gether amount to $15,260. appreciated by myself and with the amount of wattage Borough Council last night Cuts in 12 other areas are members of this council," he used." pared thetBoard of Educa- from a high of $3,000 for oper-. stated. If you want to know about "Much pollulion is waste." tion's defeated current ex- ational salaries contingencies Mayor Hennessy said he did Mr. Howard said. "The aver- pense budget by $45,260. to a low of $200 for expenses not know what effect the slice age efficiency of electric gen- Both bodies met last Satur- for an attendance officer. off the board's $979,692 budget Shadow Lake Village, erating plants is only 35 per day and agreed on the 14 Council's decision was will have on local taxes. cent. The rest is waste that areas that could be cut "with- unanimous. "We will have to await our must be dumped into rivers, out having an effect on educa- "We met with the board last auditor's findings and let him ask the people who live here. lakes or oceans or vented into tion." week and I must say that they strike the figure," the mayor Ihe atmosphere in cooling The two largest items in- sincerely exhibited a spirit of concluded. Who knows more about Shadow Lake Village towers. An internal com- clude the proposed hiring of cooperation in going over the Council referred to its at- than the people who live.here? Ask Catherin and bustion engine in city traffic an assistant school principal budget," Mayor Alfred T. torney Philip J. Banda Jr. an Al Quackenbush or Mary and Charles Vanover. converts only a lenth of its at $16,000 and an additional Hennessy Jr., said. offer of $5,600 submitted by They know because they live here. luel into actual trans- Jersey Central Power & Light They'll tell you what it's like to live in portation." . Co. for four borough owned New Jersey's most beautiful adult condominium parcels adjacent to the util- Citing other "doubtful luxu- ities land on East Point. community, for those 52 and over. They'll tell you ries" dear to Americans, [he Dr. Lander Featured about the convenient location, just 2 miles from Mr. Blanda will research congressman said that Red Bank, 3 miles from the Garden State "aluminum cans require four the borough's authority to sell At Community Forum the 2.2 acres privately or Parkway, and just 8 miles from the beaches and times as much energy to pro- excitement of the Jersey shore. duce as returnable bottles."' whether the lots must be LONG BRANCH - Congre- nard Revel Graduate Schools placed for sale at public auc- They'll go on about the community bus Elmer C. Easton. dean of gation Brothers of Israel, in of Yeshiva University and tion. service, the 24 hour security gate, the ease of the electrical engineering de- conjunction with the Institute founder of its graduate school Council will sell $330,000 in Mary andCharies vanover. commuting by car, bus or train, the restaurants, partment at Rutgers Univer- of Adult Jewish Studies, wiil of Social Work. sity, warned that people had bonds at its April 12 session. theatres, race tracks and much, much more. present a community forum The breakdown is $210,000 in to learn to waste less energy, Dr. Lander will discuss a There are six prestigious condominium town Sunday at 8 p.m. in Lagowitz general expenditures and and conserve it for important houses and terrace homes here, moderately Auditorium. variety of contemporary prob- $120,000 for water. uses, "not ads for cigarettes lems including drug abuse, Dr. Bernard Lander, profes- Councilman George Warren priced from $31,500 to42-,500 with all the luxury in Times Square or snow- sor of Sociology at Hunter higher education and street features you'd expect at this price level. Wall to mobiles." said he objected to the sale at College of the city college of safety. this time as "details of the. wall carpeting, wood burning fireplaces, central The executive director of the New York, will lecture on air conditioning, all electric and as many as 2 The lecture is part of a consolidation weren't ex- North Jersey Conservation "The Young and Their Prob- plained enough so that I can bedrooms and Vh baths. Even sliding mirrored Foundation, David F. Moore, series sponsored by the con- lems." An open forum will fol- fully understand them," he doors, and closets with dust free shelves. Each declared that not only must low the lecture gregation and the institute as said. n and AI Quackenbush home has its own garage. power consumption per capita Dr. Lander was senior re- a community service. go down, but the entire Council acknowledged You'll be happy to know you can step out your front door to search consultant for the Cen- receipt of $95,083 for settle- energy rate system must be ter of the Study of Man at 1'TA Dinner-Dance golf and tennis or out your back door to fishing and boating on a restructured to benefit the ment of state condemnation of mile and a quarter lake.'AII the recreational facilities are included Notre Dame University. He EATONTOWN - St. An- land in the Natco Lake area. more efficient user in the price of your home. Come see us this weekend. It's a great was consultant to the Mary- thony's PTA of Red Bank will The borough was awarded the "We must maximize energy land State Commission on place to start living. Or call us collect at (201) 842-9400. savings by better design," Mr. sponsor a dinner-dance tomor- sum at a jury trial in Ja- Juvenile Delinquency, direc- row at the Old Orchard Inn, nuary. Moore said, particularly in tor of the Mayor's Committee building construction. Better here. The affair, with Mrs. Harry Caullett Jr. of 31 on Unity of the City of New Robert Van Brunt as reserva- Union Ave., was approved as Sha insulation; more use of solar York, technical research con- energy, clustering of housing tions chairman, will begin a member of Union Beach Village sultant to the New York City with cocktails at 7 p.m., fol- Fire Co. No. 1. MdrtetownNJ' and PUD's, use of more ef- Youth Board, director of the ficient materials and reuse of lowed by dinner at 8:15 p.m. Council accepted with re- Graduate Division and Ber- Ovennn Rvw floarf secondary fibers, gret the resignation of Patrol- man Theodore Engstrom who II you wont to know about it. ask the people who live here, was employed in the police by Kesork S Hcvnanan department under the Emer- I Weather: Sunny, Mild gency Employment Act. Mostly sunny and mild, high Tornadoes touched down TIDES in the low 60s. Increasing near Walnut and Erie. Kan., Sandy Hook cloudiness tonight, low in up- and.near Bclleview, Fla., 40 TODAY - High 11:18 p.m. , per 30s. Chance of rain tomor- miles south of Gainesville, but and low 4:55 p.m. row, high 45-50. Sunday cool there were no reports of in- TOMORROW - High 11:50 with rain likely. juries or extensive damage. a.m. and low 5:45 a.m. and In Long Branch, yes- 5:50 p.m. WHILE terday's high temperature Showers and thunderstorms SUNDAY-High 12:15 a.m. YOU was 56 and the low, 41 de- rumbled out of the central and 12:53 p.m. and low 6.53 WAIT grees. It was 53 at 6 p.m. and and southern Plains across a.m. and 7:00 p.m. the overnight low was 40. the Tennessee and lower Mis- For Red Bank and Rumson Today's 7 a.m. temperature sissippi river valleys into the bridge, add two hours; Sea GRANT was 43. There was .IB-inch of Southeast.. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; rain after 7 a.m. yesterday. Heavy fog developed as Long Branch, deduct 15 min- PRINTERS Wet and" mild was the showers and thunderstorms utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 170 MONMOUTH ST. hit much of the Atlantic coast- minutes. weather picture for most of 741-9300 D-ecftons. Route 35 Nattftltmj Pad Bank to Navesmk fintt Pad (Just north ct tJa** f*<*r Bndge) 7u/n eft on the nation today. al .region. WORLD Wynnewood Ordered By the Associated Press

Indians Vow Constraint To Upgrade Sewers TRENTON - The Wynne- "substantially more." The ton. WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. - Indians holding this historic wood Sewer Co., Freehold mayor said' if the developer The 12 .municipalities sent village say they will not let a gun battle that injured two In- Township, was one of seven gave the committee a "good- warnings were Morris Town- dians jeopardize chances for a peaceful settlement of their sewer utilities told by the price, we would consider it." ship for jts Butterworth Treat- armed confrontation with federal lawmen. The shooting came state Department of Environ- Mayor Cascaes said the ment plant, Mendham Town- just before a cease-fire. mental Protection that their committee is evaluating the ship, Chatham Township, the "We will use restraint rather than let this have a violent treatment plants exceed ca- total sewer situation in the Florham Park Sewerage Au- ending," said Dennis Banks, a Chippewa leading the takeover pacity and must be improved township, in the hopes of im- thority, Peapack-Gladstohe, of Wounded Knee. before additional sewer hook- plementing an interim solu- Warren Township, the Fox Banks, an official of the American Indian Movement ups and extensions will be tion to sewerage problems un- Hollow treatment plant in (AIM), said late yesterday, "Maybe the government has jeop- permitted. til the Manasquan Sewer Au- Branchburg Township, and ardized its position with the shooting, but I still hope negotia- thority is operating. the Willingboro Municipal The Wynnewood utility, The following authorities tions can continue." owned by U.S. Homes, was Utilities Authority. Negotiations to end 11 days of siege were to resume today, were told to halt new sewer Also, Burlington Township, named along with six munici- operations at once: Ventnor- but no definite time was announced by either side, The peace pal sewer authorities. Another Wrightstown Municipal Utili- negotiations held late last night were a continuation of talks Margate, Egg Harbor City, ties Authority, Pompton 12 municipalities were given Livingston, Hillsborough terminated by the government on Wednesday. advance notice that their Lakes Municipal Utilities Au- An intense exchange of gunfire occurred before the cease- Township, Somerset County, thority and Clinton-High plants are approaching the Morris Township, and New- fire was to go into effect. The cease-fire was announced first same sort of over-capacity sit- Bridge. | in Washington and was not known to all Indians when the uation. shots were fired, a government spokesman said. Local officials from all the NOW CLOSER TO HOME — Arm/ Staff Spts. Harry L. Ettmu'eller and communities involved have Martin S. Frank, second and third from right, are escorted by an official been invited to meet with offi- Legislation Sought Nations Seek to Bolster Dollar welcoming committee at Ft. Monmouth to be reunited with their families cials in the Bureau of Water after having been Viet Cong prisoners of war. They were released In PAKIS — The United States, Canada, Japan, Idonesia and 1 Pollution to discuss long- 11 West European countries were getting together today to see Hanoi on Monday. Staff Sgt. Ettmueller is from Pleasaritville, Staff Sgt. range pollution control plans To Reinstate Six ! if they can bring the falling dollar back up through the floor Frank from Belleville. • • . and to map out interim pro- set less than a. month ago. grams to meet water quality The key figures were Treasury Secretary George P. standards. Shultz, Paul A. Volcker, his undersecretary for monetary af- The Wynnewood facility ser- Union Beach Cops fairs, and Arthur Bruns, chairman of the Federal. Reserve Returning POWs Get vices about 470 homes in the UNION BEACH - Six "This is quite an involved Board. They have said that the devaluation Feb. 12 set a good Wynnefield development, members of the police depart- procedure," the mayor stated. price for the dollar but they have never promised to spend Juniper Farms, and a com- ment who were ordered re- "But Mr. Bedell has assured anything to support it. mercial area in the southeast placed by the state Civil Ser- us that he doesn't expect a • Finance Minister Willy de Clercq of Belgium was chosen portion of Rt. 9 in Freehold vice Commission last week problem in having special leg- to tell the Americans what the nine Common Market countries Warm Fort Welcome Township, according to Free- may be restored to their origi- islation adopted. : Staff Sgt. Frank entered the hold Township Mayor Romeo want done. (Continued) served in Korea and the nal status — but the legisla- "I would like to state pub- Army in April 1966, received Cascaes. . The French national bank was the last to give up the at- chief, and Command Sgt. Maj. United States as a television, tion involved may take six licly that we owe Mr. Bedell a training at Ft. Dix and F*t. • tempt to maintain the floor under the dollar. That was a week Stephen Coaches, the post's equipment repairman before • Mayor Cascaes said U.S. months. debt of gratitude," the mayor being assigned to the Armed Polk, La., and was assigned to Homes in 1970 offered to sell ago. West Germany and other Western European countries top-ranking enlisted man. Borough Council last night said. Forces Network, Vietnam on the 4th Infantry Division in the utility and its franchise had already decided they could no longer afford to buy up dol- Staff Sgt. Ettmueller en- unanimously adopted a resolu- "He has also informed us April 6, 1967. He was taken, Vietnam. He was last seen on area to the township for lars to maintain the fixed rate; the dollars were coming in too tered the Army January 11, tion seeking special legisla- that he has been in touch with prisoner on February 3, 1968, July 12, 1967, when his unit $250,000. He said the offer was fast from businessmen convinced the rate would go down. 1963, and received training at tion which will enable the six (state) Sen. (Joseph) Azzolina during the seige of Hue. was fighting in Pleiku Prov- an "absolute steal," but the It did as soon as the official support was withdrawn. The Ft. Dix and ft. Monmouth. He patrolmen, who rank in lon- who also will push for this ince. Township Committee in office West German mark closed yesterday at 2.77 to the dollar, the gevity from three years to 13 measure in the state senate. Lt. Col Seybold said both then "for some reason" de-. highest price all week. years, to be appointed full- "It looks good," the mayor men have the option of being dined the offer. time patrolmen without Civil concluded. released from active duty or He said the committee re- Service certification. Councilman George Warren Long BranchChamber reenlisting upon completion of Control Authority Bill Moved cently reopened the subject The officers include Detec- said he had talked to Sen. Az-' physical tests and debriefing. with U.S. Homes, but that the tive Albert Wayde, and Pa- zolina before last night's coun- WASHINGTON — Gasoline-rationing authority for Presi- The debriefing, he said, in- purchase price was set at dent Nixon is included in a Senate committee's recommenda- To Fete Stein,Woolley trolmen Peter M. Shane, Wil- cil meeting. • cludes finding out if the two liam Biggin, Victorino Tube- tion for a one-year extension of his powers to control wages men have any information re- "He assured me he would and prices. LONG BRANCH - Milton The award was established rion, Edward Lockman and support the measure and did A. Stein and Howard H. after the death on Jan. 7,1970, garding remaining POWs or : The President would be directed, under the bill approved Holmdel OKsRobert Erven. not foresee any problem," Mr. Wooliey have been selected by of Mr. Libutti as he was about those listed as missing in ac- yesterday by the Senate Banking Committee, to report every tion. Council met in special ses- Warren stated. : the Greater Long Branch to begin his second term as sion March 1 and, under order "The senator said that if a'i three months on what steps he has taken to hold down food The two sergeants will re- Play Courts Chamber of Commerce to re- president. of the commission, replaced similar document is/in- \ prices. main in quarters in the hospi-. ceive the fourth annual Louis Mr. Stein, a city attorney -the patrolmen with policemen traduced simultaneously by ' The approval came after the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in tal's coronary care section on C. Libutti Memorial Award in and senior partner in the law Site Plans who,were certified by the members of the Assembly and its monthly report, said wholesale prices for farm products the third floor until their re- recognition of their many firm of Stein and Stamelman, commission. the Senate it will take less and processed foods increased in the last three months at a lease. HOLMDEL — Approval of a years of service to the organi- will be installing officer. site plan for proposed town- Payroll Released time to have it moved seasonally adjusted rate of 56 per cent. "Don't worry about them zation. Mr. Wodlley, a city clothier, ship tennis courts was granted Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy through," the councilman Petroleum products cost 12.5 per cent more than a year being in the coronary care The presentations will be will act as master of ceremo- last night by the Planning announced the commission added. ago. section," Lt. Col Seybold said. made at a dinner Sunday in nies. Board after inclusion of a 33- has released the department's He urged borough residents The committee defeated on tie voles amendments to make "It just happens to be the ni- the West End Manor at 5 p.m. According to James M. Mo- space parking area for the fa- payroll which had been frozen to write to representatives Phase 3 tougher by imposing rent controls in metropolitan cest section of the hospital John F. Kiely Jr. will be in- ran, executive director, they cility. until council acted on the civil and urge their support. , areas and to return to the kind of wage-price control system, and that's why they are there. known as Phase 2, that Nixon abandoned Jan. 11. stalled for his second term as are being honored for their At its public hearing of the service list of eligible appoint- Mayor Hennessy said after , active participation in cham- We are going all out to make Sens. William Proxmire, D-Wis., and'Harrison Williams, D- chamber president. Also to be site plan held last night, the ments. the session that council will ber events over a long perjod them as comfortable as pos- N:J., promised a floor fight on this when the bill is before the installed are other officers board questioned the ade- The mayor said he has been also have to adopt an ordi- of time. sible." full Senate. and directors. quacy of parking facilities at in constant touch with Assem- nance supporting its action, '. the site. Contending present blyman Eugene J. Bedell, D- according to state statute parking areas at the Town- Monmouth, regarding the when special legislation is Probe Typhoid Handling ship pool were insufficient, problem. called for. HOMESTEAD, Fla. —A congressional subcommittee Marlboro Adopts Budget; the board stated the lack of today probes the handling of a typhoid fever outbreak at a mi- an area for the tennis courts grant labor camp where doctors have complained of slow" re- would further aggravate the- action by health officials. problem. Middletown Charges Rep. William Lehman announced yesterday he and Reps. Rate Remains Unchanged George J. Boggio, chairman Paul Rogers and Dante Fascell, all Florida Democrats and MARLBORO -* The Town- $2,968,838 to be raised by tax- municipality's operating of the Township Committee's In Oil Spill Pending members of the House agricultural labor subcommittee, would ship Council's unanimous ation to support their current budget is $1,205,300, up subcommittee on recreation, meet at the South Dade County camp to investigate the han- adoption last night of its 1973 expense budget, and a $5,500 $113,000. The capital improve- replied that a 137-space lot MIDDLETOWN - Addition- about the cleanup operation dling of the outbreak. budget means that the tenta- tax levy proposal to support ment budget is $113,000, which will be added to the pool area al charges against the Wellen immediately," Lt. Monahan Dr. John Frey of Miami said treatment would have been tive tax rate here will be un- the capital outlay budget. is the total amount of federal and a 33-space lot designated Oil Co., whose alleged equip- said. for the tennis courts is on the "faster and better if the people involved would have been changed at $1.30 per ?100 of The local board has present- revenue monies expected to ment breakdown Tuesday "They brought in a flotation revised site plan. middle cass whites instead of Mexican-American migranls." assessed valuation. ed the council with the neces- be received. night caused an oil spillage of collar to confine the oil lo one Denied was the application Dr^ Milton Saslaw, director of the county health depart- The tax rate is tentative for sary budget information so The makeup of the overall between 2,000 and 4,000 gal- area and hired about 20 boys of Domenic Martelli for a sub- ment, declined general comment on Frey's charges but said, two reasons. They are that that the governing body can tax rate is as follows: local lons into the waters of Rari- from the Middletown Boy's division of the proposed Minis- "I think we responded the minute we were aware of the the budgets of the local Board recommend a total number of schools, $2.54, up 41 cents; re-, tan Bay, may be made today. Club to help clean the ink Hills development. The trouble down there." of Education and the Freehold cuts to be made. The recom- gional schools, 81 cents, down Police Lt. Walter F. Monahan, beaches." application received tentative Regional High School Board mendation must be made by one cent; county tax, 69 cents, who cited the company for He estimated the slick mea- approval three years ago, but of Education have not been fi- next Thursday, or the matter up four cents; municipal dumping oil into the bay and sured one-half mile by three- it now must be resubmitted Irving's Wife Gets 2 Years nally decided. will be decided by the state budget, 23 cents, down 38 polluting waters, said he has quarters of a mile to the east, commissioner. cents, and senior citizens and because of information defi- been in conference with Po- and west. ', Voters last month defeated ciencies. ZURICH, Switzerland - Mrs. Clifford Irving, the "Helga the regional board's $45,670 If the local board disagrees veterans tax, 3 cents, un- lice Chief Joseph M. "We don't know what the ; ' B. Hughes" in the $650,000 - Howard Hughes autobiography 'The application of-Harry S. McCarthy and township pros- tax levy request to support is with the council's budget cut changed. 1 damage is or whether the oil hoax, was given a two-year prison sentence by a Swiss court budget. Since the district's request, they can appeal the WUley for permission to enact ecutor Patrick D. Healj . A de- had any effect on the fishing yesterday that is likely to leave her in jail longer than her eight sending districts were issue to the state commission- Council President Lawrence a major subdivision of proper- termination is expected today and lobster fleet that moors in I writer-husband. unable to unanimously agree er. The council can only sug- S. Grossman said the major ty near Bethany and Tele- whether the township will Pews Creek," the Lieutenant i • In a 2-1 ruling, the three-judge Zurich Superior Court sen- on budget cuts, the matter gest a total number of cuts,"' reasons the overall tax rate graph Hill Roads was also de- seek federal complaints continued. "We will have to| will remain the same is the nied because of site planAr- against the company. tenced her on charges of multiple fraud and forgery. Mrs. Ir- will be decided By the state and the board must decide w wait to see what the fish- ving, a Swiss national, pleaded guilty to all counts and asked Commissioner of Educa- where they will be made. addition of approximately $10 rors. ! "We don't know the exact ermen say when the summons million in new ratables to the the court to give her "a chance." tion. The second reason is The municipal budget ap- A major subdivision of cause," Lt. Monahan said. is returned April 5." tax rolls last year, and the 96 She said her only motive in helping her husband was to that voters also defeated the proved last night was Country Hills, a development "We have it under in- per cent collection of taxes He said it is hard to esti- save her marriage threatened by his affair with Danish singer local board's proposal of 51,769,919, up $145,332. The on Crawfords Corner Road vestigation. The only thing we Nina Van Pallandt. last year. and Catbird Alley, was denied can determine is that perhaps mate the total spillage. The sentence shocked the 37-year-old blonde into tears and The reserve for uncollected also because of site plan defi- a valve on the pump froze "We have been in touch came as a surprise to most of those in the courtroom. taxes this year, based on a 95 ciencies. open and the oil spilled into with the Army Corps of Engi- Marlboro Approves per cent collection rate, is Cited by the board in the de- the water." neers to sec if they can deter- The prosecutor had asked for a suspended term of 18 mine as near as - issible the months, as had the presiding judge, but the two other judges $275,402, down $73,925. The nial was the existence of a The mishap took place surplus in the budget at the slope exceeding the maximum extent of the gaL nage that called for an unconditional two-year term, citing what they ar- Ttfesday as oil was being leaked through the \ ilve." gued was "her cold-bloodedness" in cashing three checks to- Zoning Amendment end of last year was $759,842, requirements at the bottom of pumped from a barge into one of which $559,000 will be ap- a proposed cul-de-sac and the •*> taling $650,000 at a Zurich bank as Helga R. Hughes. MARLBORO - The Town- IS and Tennent Road was in- of the company's storage Cleanup operations are plied to this year's budget. lack of indicated drainage so- tanks in Belfo.rd. ship Council last night creased to 2,500 feet. . Mr. Grossman said the lutions. being supervised by the state adopted a four-part amend- "They (the company) noti- Bureau of Water Pollution The amendment also budget includes the acquisi- Harold F. May of 8 White Price Rise Patience Asked ment to the zoning ordinance. fied us right away and went Control. changed the R-20 zone in tion of four neighborhood park Birch Lane contends his pri- WASHINGTON — Despite the sharp rise in food and fuel The first change was the re- northern Morganville to R-80- sites this year; the construc- vate inspection of Country Hills prices in the latest wholesale-price report, the White House is* zoning from R 60-40 to neigh- C. The R-20 zone, provides for tion of a library at the corner lots on Crawfords Corner sticking to its economic policies and urging the American borhood commercial land half-acre lots. The R-80-C zone, of Wyncrest Road and Rt. 520, Road refutes the developer's people to be patient. bounded by Brown Road, Rt. provides for a minimum lot and the start of construction claim that high water level The situation will get worse before it gets better for the 79, the existing neighborhood size of two acres, or lesser lot of a municipal building and a prevents lots from being built consumer, the Nixon administration says. Or, as one official of commercial zone, and the" sizes with the difference do- municipal'swimming pool. upon. the Cost of Living Council put it: "It's going to be tough the Central Railroad of N.J. nated to the township, next few months, really tough." tracks. The last portion of th Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz has been saying in The R-60-40 zone provided amendment extends the mu Gain taore leisure time, pay your bills at home recent days that despite big increases, retail lood prices will for a minimum lot size of H£ nicipal zone now on the south be no higher at the end of the year than they were at the be-' acres, or one acre, with the cast side of Rt. 520 and Wyn remaining half-acre donated crest Road to the southwes ginning. Be wise...open a • INVITATIONS' to the township. side. Included in the south • ANNOUNCEMENTS •iiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Also, the radius of the High west side is a 70-acre land do Checkmaster way commercial zone at Rt. nation to the township. ^ "THANK YOU" account NOTES A little understanding light* MAIN OFFICE: No minimum CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK. N.J. 07101 your lonely world with colors. •ACCESSORIES BRANCH OFFICES: "with that 174 RT. U, MIDDLETOWH. 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CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 741-4594 A Single copy of counter. lOCenli r . Mtaj, Hank % Wit ore Obituaries Organizes Tomorrow Jay E.JVImints KEANSBURG - Formal The task force's main goal tective bureaus in each town, Dennis Carey Dies, KEYPORT - Jay E. organization of the Bayshore is to prevent crime in Bay- establishment of a uniform Mounts of 19 Orchard St. died Police Task Force, a coopera- shore municipalities through crime reporting system, and Wednesday in Bayshore Com- tive police effort by eight area identification and apprehen- purchase of sophisticated munity Hospital, Holmdel. Was Essex Leader municipalities, will be held to- sion of criminals, exchange of crime detection and surveil- NEPTUNE (AP) - Dennis years ago. The stocky son of Born in Arden, Pa., he was morrow at 2 p.m. lance equipment.. a resident here five years and intelligence information and F. Carey, 69, longtime Essex an Irish immigrant had suf- Matawan Mayor Victor R. mutual assistance on special , Mayor Armellino said the formerly lived in Morgan. He task force will not be a region- County Democratic party fered heart attacks and other Armellino, president of the problems. leader, died at the Jersey illnesses in recent years. was a self-employed lock- Bayshore Conference of May- al police force that will inter- Shore Medical Center here The highpointJ' of his politi- smith. ors, said the agreement will First order of business will fere with the autonomy of yesterday. cal career was in 1960 when Surviving arc his widow, be signed in the local Borough be a joint study of a commu- each individual police depart- Carey was considered one his county organization gave Mrs. Frances Mounts; a son, Hall, Church St. nications system between de- ment in the Bayshore. of the most powerful Demo- John F. Kennedy a 50,000 vote Charles P. Mounts of Lyn-. "The goal of the task force crats in the state until his re- victory margin over Richard dhurst; a daughter, Mrs. Rae is to serve each of its mem- tirement in 1968 after 14 years M. Nixon that enabled the Alfano of North Plainfield; a Will Sell 10 Houses bers by exchanging knowl- as Essex county chairman. He Democrat to carry the state brother, Alfred Meek of Fin- edge, equipment and assis- leyville, Pa.; four grand- LONG BRANCH - The Copies of the notice of pub- lived in Spring Lake. by 22,000 votes. Kennedy's na- City will sell at public auction lic sale may be acquired in tance," the mayor said. A onetime Newark fire com- tionwide plurality was only children, and three great- grandchildren. 10 houses on Wilson Ave. the tax office showing the par- Mayor Armellino said, "I missioner, Carey was known 50,000. which have been acquired for cels to be sold and the condi- hope in the months to come as "Boss" Carey — a nick- Arrangements are under the tions of sale. the task force will make the Former Gov. Richard J. construction of Ocean Blvd. name he denied, but report- direction of the Day Funeral Inspection of the properties streets of each Bayshore mu- Hughes once told an anecdote from N. Bath Ave. to Morris edly relished. He enjoyed Home, here. may also be arranged through nicipality unsafe for the crim- about a conference he, Ken- Avc. being called the most pow- Arl Show Slated Anyone interested in bid- Mr. Quirk. inal element." erful Democratic leader in nedy and Carey had in New MIDDLETOWN -The Bea- ding on these properties New Jersey, and when Hud- York one night after the elec- con Neighborhood of Girl should contact Tax Collector son County boss John V. Ken- tion. Lottery Winners Scouts will conduct its annual Frank J. Quirk in the city tax ny claimed that distinction in As they emerged from a art show in conjunction with STORY TIME — Friends of the Little Silver Li- office, city hall. By The Associated Press Massachusetts - 075295 the early 1960s, Carey sent meeting room photographers Girl Scout Week. brary have scheduled story hours for four-year- Mr. Quirk will auction these Connecticut — 40430 Kenny a telegram reminding were waiting and one yelled, olds which will begin at 1 p.m. March 20 and con- properties under the super- Following are lottery num- Pennsylvania — 610961 him that Essex had out- Works will be on display "Who's the little guy in the tinue for eight consecutive Tuesdays. Mrs. Wil- vision of City Council at the ber drawn this week in north- Qualifier AE1 stripped Hudson in a recent Monday through Saturday, in liam Truswell, who wrll be the reader, gives a middle?" „ the children's room of the council's regular business eastern states. The' winning number in election. "The little guy in the preview to Dylan Johnson. Youngsters may be en- New Jersey — 630303 Thursday's New Jersey daily Middletown Township Li- rolled at the library. meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Carey bowed out of politics middle," Hughes replied, "is brary, New Monmouth Road. council chambers. New YOrk -110930 lottery is 25118. under his doctor's orders five the man. who gave President Kennedy half of his nation Mrs. Aurora Kuukkancn wide majority." NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs Lillian of 870 Sycamore Avc., died - Harrigan March 2 at Riverview Hospi- HAZLET ~ Mrs X. MagnIflan hRa. tal. Red Bank. A3™!?^ 5J* \ ° She was born in Finland and Avc • *** Wednesday at R.v- BEtKERM came to this country around ™ Hospital, Red Bant 1916. She lived in New York s.h«w*s *°™ «> Jersey City before coming here in 1968. a^ved in Bayonne before comm She was the widow of Charles S here five years ago. she was a KalleKuukkanen communicant of Surviving are a daughter. Holy Family Cathohe Church, Mrs. Herbert Green, with here. She was the widow of whom she resided, and a Joseph J.Hamgan. granddaughter, Miss Tracy Surviving *re S' Green, at home. Mrs. Dorothy Brinkofski, ere : tW0 s s> Jose h D The Robert A. Braun Home * . , A°" P 1,, - for Funerals, Eatontown, was "^S3"0' Absecon and WU-. in charge of arrangements. ha"\K- "a/ngan of Bayonne; , — a sister, Mrs. Mane Feige of Death Notices Brick Township; a brother WUUam *»»» <* Brick W sh'P; and 10grandchildren. lowing sranaoiw ot Tracy, in def«- The O Bnen Funeral Home, SSS!cSli Ave. C, Bayonne. is in charge of arrangements.

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Friday, Mtreh»,l»7: S HowctrdHits Nixon Plan For Vietnam WASHINGTON - "At a the urgent domestic needs we nancial aid for a better educa- nation has aided other nations "But in good conscience I time when domestic needs at have here at home. tion. in their efforts to rebuild after . cannot at present support the home are being ignored, I "While Administration offi- Mr. Howard charged that wars, as in Japan and Ger- expenditure of $7 billion to think President Nixon's pro- cials were testifying in behalf the proposal "once again many after World War II. rebuild North and South Viet- posal to spend $7 billion to of this proposal,, the very demonstrates the Adminis- "In the past 1 have sup- nam when here in the United rebuild North and South Viet- same Administration was tration's incredibly false set ported foreign aid programs, States I see cities crumbling, nam is tragic," Rep. James J. fighting hard to cut veterans' of priorities. because I believe they are in people hungry, our water and Howard, D-N.J. said today. benefits. "President Nixon is refus- the best interests of the Amer- air polluted, elderly people "Before we talk about re- "While the Secretary of ing to spend much of the mon- ican people. struggling to make ends meet, building North and South Viet- State was telling the United ey authorized and appro- "There may be a good argu- health needs being ignored, nam, I think we had better be- States Senate it is the 'right priated for water pollution ment for helping South Viet- massive unemployment and gin rebuilding America," Mr. thing' to approve this type of control here in the United nam rebuild on a limited basis skyrocketing food prices," Howard said. proposal, the Administration States, yet he wants to spend at this time. Mr. Howard concluded.. was fighting to cut back on a $7 billion to rebuild North and He challenged as "a shell South Vietnam. game" President Nixon's whole host of social programs. "We need a major com- statement that the money "I don't see how in good mitment to mass trans- would not be taken from any conscience the Administration portation, to air pollution con- Fixup domestic programs. can make such a proposal at a trol, for housing programs "Last week, in a radio ad- time when it is pressing to cut and for programs to train the dress to the Nation, President back on programs for the el- with money hard-core unemployed so they Nixon said that the money al- derly, tor those in need of de- will become taxpayers instead ready is available in the De- cent housing, for those in need of more and better medical of tax drains. fromus partment of Defense budget and in the AID budget," Mr. care, and for those seeking fi- "Historically, of course, our See us about a home Howard pointed out. improvement loan. Low bank "For years, the President rates. Convenient has been saying that to cut ATTENTION! repayment plans. the Department of Defense Rumson and New Shrewsbury __.._ Hulllir Sloff Phtto a CRUSADERS ALL — Dr. Raymond A. McCormack of Trenton, state Can- budget would be to endanger Residents cer Society president, right, yesterday addressed volunteers in Monmouth the United States. County's Cancer Crusade, which opens April 1. With him at luncheon in "If there is $7 biliion avail- Reliability, that's the Key word! Rosie O'Grady's, Eatontown, are George N. Arvanitis of West Long able to rebuild North and We've been in business in this area over 25 years and have Branch, county Crusade chairman; Mrs. Frank G. Oram of New Shrews- South Vietnam in those budg- over 3,000 satisfied customers. All our sewer installations are ets then we ought to cut those guaranteed for one lull year and all work is done by licensed bury, left, and Mrs. Howard A. Roberts of Middletown, municipal chair- plumbers. men. The county fund-raising goal is $163,000. At the event, The Daily budgets by $7 billion. Register was presented the state society's George E. Stringfellow Award "We could then reapply that LICENSED-BONDED-INSURED for a 1972 editorial on cancer control. $7 billion for use on some of Chinese Auction "Rite Way" CORRIGAN'S Member F.D.I.e. NEW MONMOUTH — The Red tank's oldest and largest sewer connecting FIRST New Monmouth School PTA Board in Colts Neck will stage its fifth annual Chi- firm, esr.J 945 NATIONAL nese Auction Tuesday at 8 For Appointment 747-2706 24 Hours-7 Days COLONIAL^ BANK p.m. in the school all-purpose Appealing Budget Cut room. 127 OAKLAND ST. RED BANK The bank that looks out for you COLTS NECK - The Board ed cut was spread out over sponsored by the state school of Education will appeal the several broad, budget areas transportation department by Retirement.^ can make it the best Township Committee's such as salaries, trans- birtue of its membership in $120,000 cut of its proposed portation, and class size, but the Freehold Regional High 1973-74 school budget. the suggestions did not entail School district. Local schools Donald Kuhn, board presi- itemized line items. in the eight municipalities vacation you ever had. dent, announced the decision Mr. Kuhn stressed the that comprise the district, and last night. The state Commis- board was willing to meet fur- the regional sector which is sioner of Education will rule ther with the committee on governed by a different school on whether the cut should be the budget matter. board, are the only Monmouth Think back to your best vacation yet—and snow removal. allowed. "All avenues are open be- County participants. to what made it great. All the things there And the commu- Mr.-Kuhn said the board, tween this body and the' Mr. Vogel said the pilot pro- which was notified of the cut Township Committee for the gram is being paid for by the were to do. The beautiful setting. The fresh nity security Tuesday night, had not had solution of the problem we are state and would not cost Colts the opportunity to review the faced with," he said. Neck any money at this time. country air. The ocean nearby. Sightseeing. patrol and round- decrease in depth and, hence, Henry J. Saiing, board at- The purpose of the program, would not comment now in torney, said the appeal pro- he said, is to save money for New interests to explore. And plenty of con- the-clock gate- detail. But the board had ar- cess is swift and should be re- the local schools and the rived at its appeal decision, solved well before the end of state, which grants local dis- genial new friends to enjoy everything with. keeper look after he said, in a caucus session the current fiscal year, June tricts transportation aid. before last night's public 30. The proposed cuts involve The money savings can be Best of all, remember that fabulous vaca- your privacy and meeting. funds that would not be appli- achieved, the state feels, tion feeling of waking up in the morning, safety. "In the belief that the com- cable until the next fiscal through more efficient use of munity wants to at least year starting July 1. buses, drivers and equipment; knowing the day is all yours. To do as you But back to maintain its school programs, Bus Project Mr. Vogel said. the board has no choice but to The $120,000 would be sub- The program will go into ef- please. Free of pressures and demands. the fun. There's appeal the action of the Town- tracted from the budget oper- fect this fall, but Mr. Vcgel ship Committee and to ask the ating expenses, and the expects preliminary oper- We've built all that into everyday living always some- state Commissioner of Educa- $50,000 that would be added to ations will be completed early tion for restoration of a sum the revenue column of the enough this year so the pro- here at Leisure Village West (newest addition thing to do. And sufficient to provide a thor- budget ledger. gram can have a few "trial to the original Leisure Villages at Lakewood). someone to do it ough and efficient school sys- In introducing its municipal runs" before the end of .the tem," said Mr. Kuhn. budget, the Committee donated current school year. Except, here it's even better than vaca- with. Join your The board also said it did $115,000 in township surplus to Presently the district is col- not agree with the com- the board budget in order to lecting computer data from tion. You don't have to pack up and go home friends by the big mittee's added direction to reduce the increase irt'the lo- the 1,508 pupils enrolled in the anticipate, as revenue, $50,000 cal tax levy, which is listed as three elementary schools. after a couple of weeks. You are home. pool. Develop in applied for federal funds. revenue in the school budget. Then, with the supplied data, Board Leary In other business board the computers will figure out You don't even get homesick for your your green Mr. Kuhn said the Board member Henry Fishkin, the most efficient routes in time and mileage, Mr. Vogel near-and-dear ones. They're still near thumb. Fish in Mrs. MargaretThomas and husband Charles was reluctant to anticipate chairman of the trans- enjoy life at nearby Leisure Village East funds because the requested portation committee, an- said. enough to come over as often as usual, and, the -private lake. (where all photographs were taken). amounts wore not always nounced the district's partici- The slate, which is paying fully awarded and aid may pation in computerized bus for the program, has con- share the fun. Get up a foursome for bridge or golf—on , not always be paid in the routes. tracted the computerization same fiscal year it is antici- William Vogel, trans- project to the Educational As to accommodations, it would take a your own course. Discover new talents in pated. Also, the Board carries portation coordinator, ex- Testing Service, Princeton. virtually no contingency for plained the program with the "The purpose is so we won't pretty high-priced resort even to begin to yourself. Take painting lessons. Ceramics. emergency use and has been aid of a large township map have buses running around using anticipated aid to fill and computer programming half full or others going on match our Leisure Village condominiums. Woodworking. that need, Mr. Kuhn added. cards. routes that stretch from one You'll enjoy your own brand-new, air- Or when you feel like it, just stay home > The board president said The district has been chosen ' end of the township to the oth- the committee's recommend- to take part in the program er," Mr. Vogel commented. conditioned, one-story home with modern and take all day to read a good book. After "I think the program has tremendous assets," Mr. Vo- kitchen, GE appliances, clean electric heat, all, it's your vacation, isn't it? gel added. individual area thermostats. A home that The best you ever had. And you can afford WATER SOFTENER Municipal takes the pressure off you. it on a retirementincome. Condominiums Outdoors, the maintenance staff sees to range from $21,000 to $38,700, with reason- Budget OK'd tedious chores like seeding, mowing, raking, able monthly living costs from $77 to $160, SALTS In Rumson including everything but financing. RUMSON - The Borough Council last night adopted a Why not drive down one day soon, and municipal budget of $2,071,099, have a look at the model homes? up $42,494. FRED D.WIKOFF CO. The budget was adopted af- And if you have a chance to talk to any of ter a five-minute public hear- 236 MAPLE AVENUE ing at which no one com- the thousands of men and women actually mented. Borough taxpayers will experiencing life at one of our Leisure RED BANK msm 741-0554 have to raise $1,138,699 through property taxes, an in- Villages, you'll discover^ they've found some- crease of $1(7,590. • „ thing even more important than a great However, because of in- . creased revenues, the munici- vacation. pal tax rate is expected to Golf Club drop by a penny to $1 for each They've found a full, happy new way of $100 Of assessed valuation. - memberships are great status Borough officials declined life for themselves. A way to start living symbolsbutthey'renotona to estimate the overall tax Charles Thomas with fellow Villagers on the shuffleboard courts. rate saying that it couldn't be when you stop working. par with a membership in this realistically estimated until very exclusive Club. the county and school board budgets are finalized. The borough is appropriat- When you stop working, start living. Ideal ing $210,000 from surplus funds towards the budget, a Easter Gift decrease of $110,000. This leaves the Borough Order with a surplus of nearly $1.4 Leisure Village if Today million. BOU XIT) Borough Clerk Albert Ken- AT MANCHESTER, NEW JERSEY . 1"'^ / "ROUTE" 7I0 WEST said the borough has traditio- _ . (6 MILES) D Reserve your own 6-digit Weekly Lottery number THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS NOT AN OFFERING WHICH CAM 8E MADE ONtfBVA FORMAL PROSPECTUS. N.Y, 32* for 12, 24 or 52 weeks ($6.00, $12.00 or $25.00) nally maintained a large sur- plus from which it gains in in- APPLIANCES . ' • ' ': ' i •••.•"•'•». a Cash awards of $40 to $1,000,000 forwarded auto- Lciiure Village Weil matically. Available at all N.J. Lottery Agents ,. terest each year. 5 Buckingham Drive This year, the council is an- L»kehur«, New Jeney 01733 ticipating $90,000 in interest (201) 657-9 JSI from'its surplus investments. A Leisure Technology Community • 01972, Leisure Technology Corp. Each Village has Us own resort-5ized pool, sun patio. 9BEGIS Tale of Presidential Vengeance September attack upon Wafsi 'Estettisbed in 1178-Published by The Red Bank Register . By JACK ANDERSON The Central Intelligence Agency has put together some Tell. These reports "indicated the King and his family were ARTHUR Z. KAMIN President Nixon personally WASHINGTON fascinating facts about the Black September terrorists, equally targets of Fatah as- ordered the federal crack- sassin plans." President and Editor • down on corruption in Chicago which may explain why they SCENE stormed into the Saudi Ara- He asked King Faisal to as an act of political ven- send a representative to Jor- imnHimiiFiiiiiiMNimiiMiiiiimiiiMiMiHHM! bian embassy in Khartoum to Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor geance. dan "to be informed in detail After he lost the close 1960 commit their latest atrocity. Apparently, the terrorists of the evidence of Fatah's in- election, Republicans brought Daley machine, was found volvement." Faisal countered < Friday, Mareht,M7* him enough evidence of vole hoped to shock the world and guilty on 17 counts of con- embarrass the Saudis in the by inviting Hussein to send a fraud in Chicago to convince spiracy, fraud, bribery and in- representative to Saudi him that be could have edged process by taking over their ANDER! come tax evasion. embassy and executing three ly. It (was) planned to exe- Arabia. Jordanian Ambassa- out John F. Kennedy for Il- The President got the news dor Shanquiti was immediat- linois' crucial electoral votes. of their distinguished guests, cute tliese individuals wher- while he was flying aboard including U.S. Ambassador ever they may be found a- ely dispatched to Riyadh to They urged him to chal- Air Force One. He was so present the evidence to Fais- lenge the election, which Cleo Noel Jr. Here is the broad, hi Arab countries, Eu- elated that he directed presi- background from secret CIA rope or America." al. would have tied it up in a nas- dential aide John Ehrlichmah ty court battle. Nixon refused, reports, which have been The Black September ter- The fedayeen, meanwhile, to phone his congratulations shown to us: rorists struck first at Wafsi had been filling Faisal with saying he would not be a par- to prosecutor James Thomp- stories of Jordanian brutality ty to a constitutional crisis. son. The Black September move- Tell, the late Jordanian pre- But he never forgot that May- ment, named for the month mier, who was gunned down against al-Fatah. They or Richard Daley's political Footnote: The aggressive of September, 1970, when King in Cairo in November 1971. charged," for instance, that the machine had helped deny him Thompson, as district at- Hussein started his successful This happened at a time when moderate al-Fatah leader al- the presidency in 1960. torney for northern Illinois, drive to crush the Palesti- Saudi Arabia's King Faisal Abu Ayyad "had been cruelly When he finally reached the has some other Daley cronies nians in Jordan, began as the was trying to negotiate an ac- beaten and then killed. The White House eight years later, on the ropes. Edward Barrett, terrorist arm of ai-Fatah. cord between Jordan and ai- stick which he usually carried he let the Justice Department the Cook County clerk, is on This is the largest of the Pa- Fatah. The king was worried, was now a trophy in Hussein's know that he wanted to clean trial for bribery, income tax lestinian fedayeen, or guer- according to a secret report, palace." up Chicago. A high-powered evasion and mail fraud. An in- rilla, groups. "about the complete takeover For a time, King Faisal strike force and a squad of vestigation into the Cook- A few hundred hardened, of fedayeen leadership by didn't know whom to believe, Washington-based tax agents County Assessor's office is ex- embittered fedayeen were re- radical extremists." He saw but he increasingly became were dispatched to Chicago to pected to lead to still more in- cruited whose main mission this as the "tragic inevitable convinced that al-Fatah had put the Daley machine under dictments. Mayor Daley, him- was to "get" King Hussein. outcome if Jordan continued been taken over by radicals. a federal microscope. self, is likely to escape crimi- Originally, claims a secret to exclude the fedayeen In the end, Faisal wound up in Their work has already nal charges. But he has been CIA report, "Fatah's assassi- wholly from any separate ex- Hussein's corner. This is the brought one celebrated con- embarrassed by disclosures nation plans (were) aimed so- istence." reason, according to the CIA, viction. Federal Judge Otto that his sons have been re- lely at Jordanian ministers, King Hussein, however, had that the Black September ter- Kerner, formerly governor of ceiving city insurance and le- Army officers and members intelligence reports of al-Fa- rorists have now turned Illinois and a kingpin in the gal business. of the Royal Hashemite fami- tah's involvement in the Black against the Saudis. The Persistent Dollar Crisis By MILTON VIORST iiniiiiiHiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniii What none of these Ameri- • "I don't have the impres- can gimmick-makers is sion," he said recently, "That Everyone has a gimmick saying, it seems to me, is that even export-oriented in- these days for solving the b'al- THE NEW the trade deficit and the dol- dustries here have gone all ance-of-payments deficit and lar crisis are our own fault — out since the 1971 devaluation, the persistent crisis of the dol- POLITICS and that, instead of self-pity, or that they will now, with do- lar. All of the advice, how- JIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIII maybe we ought to generate mestic demand picking up. ever, seems to start from ths some old fashioned American It's so much more trouble- premise that some other coun- American/He forgets that for- drive to overcome them. some to look for customers try is to blame, so therefore eignerS^would buy our ga- In simple terms, the prob- abroad. The spirit isn't some other country has to loshes, if we made them bet- lem is that, though we have there." pay- ter. the biggest economy in the VIORST Schweitzer, I think, puts his Most of the blame is di- President Nixon is more world, we're not selling in the finger on the dilemma: Unlike statesmanlike, and recognizes can manufacturers, especially rected at the Japanese — pre- markets where we are buying, in high technology fields, in the Japanese, our business- sumably because they work that trade barriers ultimately namely, markets aborad. men have a fat and easy mar- could mean worldwide eco- the world's markets. too hard and are too aggres- The reason is that our do- Peterson's Firing ket at home, so why take the sive at selling their products nomic disaster. He argues mestic market is so large and trouble to learn some other abroad. Many Americans that the problem is anti-Amer- He got fired and it was not, so rich that our manufac- as White House leaks in- people's language, laws, busi- seem to believe that, if the ican discrimination in the turers can't be bothered going ness methods and buying Japanese were nice guys, world's markets, and he pro- dicated, because the Presi- overseas. But because it's so dent disliked his personality habits? they'd stop exporting ex- poses to negotiate these dis- large and^rich, there's plenty cellent cars and would go advantages away. or his friends. I'm convinced Ourftorporations are living of incentive for foreign pro- it was because the President's in a world of 20 years ago, Superports and the States back to peddling bamboo fans. Not Treated Unfairly ducers to come here. The gimmick being pushed business supporters didn't like when they didn't have to work But though it's true that Peter G. Peterson, both for their foreign customers. U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., ap- States and private enterprise to see who by George Meany of the AFL- his message, or the programs American products once were when he was the President's he pushed. Now Europe and Japan have peared before the Senate commerce sub- gets the first superport. CIO is the imposition of at an extreme handicap, most across-the-board barriers to adviser for foreign economic Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, passed us up — and we've be- committee which is hearing testimony We are pleased that Sen. Case and UJS. international trade experts policy and later as Secretary come international second-ra- imports, whatever their ori- now say that, over-all, Ameri- managing director of the In- about the construction of superports to ac- Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., are gin. He argues that every ga- of Commerce, tried to get a ternational Monetary Fund, ters. What we need are not can business is not being campaign started that would commodate giant oil tankers. He said the actively opposing Army Corps of Engi- losh bought from a foreigner has noted that the domestic just gimmicks, but American treated unfairly in com- stimulate exports — and re-^ industry's willingness to try states should have the option to approve or neers proposals to locate a deepwater port takes a job away from an petition around the world. boom reduces more that ever store the primacy of Ameri- the incentive to export. harder. veto such proposals. off Monmouth County shores. We hope their views prevail over those attributed to He explained that states should have Rep. Charles W. Sandman of Cape May, that authority because an accident in- who was reported favoring a port in our A Sentimental Reassignment volving a tanker carrying 2.2 million bar- area just as long as it prevents such con- rels of crude oil could devastate the struction off South Jersey. Mr. Sandman By JIM BISHOP iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii his first military jet, Herman she hit him so hard he was beaches of several states. He also said off- has since said he did not mean an oil port. sawed a square hole in the making three cushion shots on shore superports might lead the nation to There is a good-looking guy floor of a bomber so he could the tile walls. At St. Patrick's The destruction of the character of the THE increase its dependence on oil while ignor- with a gray mustache sleep- get a closeup of the Old Red Cathedral, when Archbishop Central Jersey shore must not be per- ing in my father's old "Opium Head at 18,000 feet. ing development of other forms of energy. Spellman was to be invested mitted. If Louisiana has solved the envi- Den." He is visiting us at our REPORTER Too late, both of us learned as cardinal, the priests put Florida home to get a little The governer of Louisiana, Edwin W. ronmental problems a superport would 'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii it wasn't necessary to be nuts. Emil Herman in a black cas- sun on his kisser. His name is Mr. Herman had a wonderful Edwards, says his state would welcome a cause, that is where it should be construct- sock and a Roman collar so Emil Herman and he is a re- paperman as a police card. son. When the kid began to he wouldn't look conspicuous. ed. The oil companies will find methods of superport off its shores, and Sen. Ernest tired news photographer from God knows we tried. We babble in his crib, Emil "The New York Times" F. Hollings, D-S.C, said there is a race be- getting their product to their North Jersey the days when they used flash couldn't make it. The only taught him' that, whenever man made a mistake. He ap- tween local governments in the Gulf refineries. powder in a pan and jostled thing we hit was the floor. daddy mentioned the name of proached Herman up front private detectives raiding Next door to all good news- his picture editor, the baby and said patronizingly: "New love nests. papers is a tavern. Ours was was to say: "That— !" York Times, Father. Do you Friendship between men Sam's. There was a fat old We worked for a big tabloid. into the editor's ceiling. have a seat down front for Apy V Surprise Announcement consists in surviving insults. pressman with a paper box Stories, in descending ofder of It was done. The art depart- me?" Herman put on a pious Emil Herman and I worked hat who was privileged to get their importance, went like ment took a shot of the fire simpering smile. " — you!" The announcement by Assemblyman time, both in the state capital and in the assignments as a New York himself locked inside Sam's this: Gang Slaying: Love escape, painted in a skulking he whispered. "Stand in the Nest Raid; Movie Star Per- Chester Apy, R-Monmouth, that he would research and homework that builds knowl- team for 13 years. He has when it closed for the night. figure, and suitable dotted back." called me names — with some Every time he took a belt, vert; Wife Kills Husband for lines. The double bank head- not seek the nomination for reelection edgeable officeholders. After all this time, Emil justice — which cannot be he slipped an l.O.U. in the Love; Public Official with line read: Underworld Tries Herman is our house guest. came as a great surprise. It may make He said, simply enough, that he has a published. In my more register. We had a telegraph Photo of Hand in the Till; In- to Intimidate Graphic. He thinks I am doing a favor some Monmouth Republicans happy be- family, a law practice and a public trust amiable moments, I called editor who did the impossible: nocent Chorus Girl from Reporters were moody me- for him, when vve all know it's cause Mr. Apy, always forthright and calling upon his time, and that there just him a "Stupid Dutchman," got drunk every night be- Iowa Defiled; U.S. Declares ditators. Photographers were the opposite. His hair is War; Massive Strike Cripples frank, could — and did — rock a political isn't enough of it to do justice to all three. even though his people came tween 9 p.m. and 9:05. Impos- belligerent extroverts. Izzy white; he's an ardent church- from Hungary. sible? Not at all. With great City; Blizzard; Flood; U.S. boat. We, however, are sorry that he had He could possibly have been reelocted and Kaplan, meeting an inbound man and he doesn't drink. He slept with a 4x5 Graphic, dignity, he would walk out on Declares Peace. ocean liner, shoved his way set up a record for absenteeism in the leg- In the evenings, we will sit to make the decision he did. and made a few great news a fire escape, drain a pint at 'Nothing New' through silk-hatted State De- over coffee and speak of islature, but that is not the type of politi- shots with the slide in. I was a one gulp, return to his, desk, The fear of all editors was Mr. Apy spoke out on issues regard- partment officials and asked glamorous assignments. When cian he is. reporter-rewrite man. We and collapse in a waste bas- that someday nothing would Queen Marie of Rumania to we run out of conversation, less of the political consequences, and that Mr. Apy says he has no future political earned ?60 a week and each ket. happen. On the "Evening sit on a rail "and show a little we will lie a little to each oth- is why we know that he favored legislation bought a house on.it. To us, Emil Herman photographed Graphic," Emil Gauvreau, plans for himself, but we can expect to hear leg, please." er. He will call me vile names that would outlaw capital punishment, tax Jimmy Walker was Jimmy; the White House rooms in col- managing editor, reached Another one, asked to get a and I will remind him that from him, we are sure, whenever an issue property owned by churches and private Lucky Luciano was Mr. Lu- or, back in the day when color such a day. So he handed a' shot of a channel swimmer in he wrote lousy captions be- needs airing. He also says he intends to ciano. separation was important. gun to a reporter and told him institutions and, most importantly we be- her home, talked her into pos- cause he couldn't spell. actively campaign for the reelection of It was an.era when drinking Once, covering Arthur God- to go out on the street, climb ing nude in the bathtub. When lieve, bring real tax reform to New Jer- This is going to be a rich va- Gov. William T. Cahill when the chief ex- was as important to a news- frey as he was checked out in the fire escape, and fire a shot he tried to get into the tub. cation — for me... sey. ecutive gets around to announcing he is a In deciding to step away from public candidate. office, Mr.. Apy is showing the same type The county Republican organization Inside TV-Movie Mags of honesty that has marked his service in will have plenty of applicants for Mr. Trenton: To be an effective legislator Apy's post. Let's hope the one selected will By ROBERT YOAKUM niiiiiiiinitiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Scoop 1: "Jackie terrified! cover that Jackie's former these days takes a considerable amount of try to match his spirit and dedication. Her Doctor Accused of Giving sister-in-law was in serious •'A shocker! How Tuesday Patients Drugs That Cause trouble: "Priest Warns Ethel Weld Killed Off Her Mother in ANOTHER Addiction!" Kennedy - 'Stop Living With Cold Blood!" . My jealousy was unneces- . Your Unholy Love.' " Vision Saving Starts Early When I read that headline LOOK sary: The1 word "terrified" Inside I learned that Ethel's on the cover of Photo Screen didn't even appear in the sto- "unholy love" was for her "Save Your Vision Week" ends tomor- including those who are mentally re- my own blood ran cold. iiiiiiiaiiiiti ry. As a matter of fact, the dead husband and that no row with a free eye screening program in tarded, show marked increases in their Tuesday Weld exterminated viewer who kept asking about magazine had no idea how priest had told her any such the Civic Auditorium of Monmouth Shop- learning ability when eye defects are her own Mom?! Mom. "The only way I could Jackie felt. What they did was thing. All the article said was It was hard to believe. I'd stop his probing," said to assume that she would feel "Any priest will tell her that : ping Center in Eatontown. It is sponsored treated • assumed that behind that fa- Tuesday, "was to say that she the same way you, the reader, YOAKUM she must give up the kind of by the Monmouth-Ocean County Optomet- Some medical authorities say young cade of semitough Hollywood was dead. She's not. In fact, would feel if you read in the Scoop 3: "Jackie's First love she feels." ric Society, members of which have been and middle-aged people suffer eye damage chic lay a thoughtful and she told me she wasn't." papers that a doctor you once Nude Pix Appear in Italian The Big Story trying to educate the public to the fact that — cataracts — because of radiation leak- sensitive sex kitten — just the Cover vs. Content used "was being investigated Magazine! Everything Re- The big cover story, though, sort of creative but cuddly That contrast between cov- by federal agencies for the vealed!" annual eye examinations are the best age from microwave ovens in their was "Jackie Shocked! Preg- girl, as a matter of fact, who er and content made me misuse of drugs in his regular Nothing was revealed picto- nancy Rumors Confirmed As safeguard against vision problems. homes. Undetected and untreated, cata- would respond warmly to my curious about other heads on practice." rially inside except a profes- Divorce Story Breaks Wide Although most' aclults who attain the racts can cause blindness. Fortunately, virtues if I could but hurdle TV and movie .mags, which Scoop 2: "Jackie Weeps for sional model reading the Ital- Open! Heartbroken Onassis "life begins at 40" age bracket expect to thorough eye examinations are available the wall of agents, producers, sell more than 4 million copies Lee: Her Sister's Shocking Di- ian magazine, her mouth ajar Cries: 'I Would Have Loved need glasses for reading purposes, eye de- to help in what should be a stepped-up sycophants, flacks, and other a month. vorce Secrets!" with surprise. Photo Screen That Baby!' " was indignant over the Italian fects can be present from birth. While vi- battle against cataracts and glaucoma. • hangers-on that surrounds ev- The big cover story on that 'A Hot One' Frankly, I had become ery movie star. same issue of Photo Screen "There's a hot one," I said, invasion of Jackie's privacy, somewhat disillusioned by afcn may not be noticeably impaired, those A visit to the society's display at the It was a relief, then, to was about Mrs. Aristotle again feeling jealous. But the calling it "the roost out- now. And sure enough, the uncorrected defects can have damaging shopping center tomorrow between 10 learn frpmythe article inside ("Jackie") Onassis. word "weeps" didn't appear rageous exploitative abuse "pregnancy rumors" and "di. results in later life. That is one of the rea- a.m. and 4 p.m. is recommended for the that the report of Mrs. Aileen "Wow!" I exclaimed out of in the story — nor was there ever leveled at a public fig- vorce story" had to do with Weld's death was greatly ex- jounalistic jealousy when I anything at .all to indicate that ure." the broken marriage of sons Dr. Errol G. Rummel, president of young, middle-aged and elderly. The pre- 1 the society, is urging thorough eye exams aggerated. What happened saw that Photo Screen boast- Photo Screen had the foggiest Moving on to Movie Mirror, Onassis daughter and a Los cious gift of sight is one we should not take was that Tuesday got fed up ed "Three Scoops!" about idea how Jackie felt about her I was distressed to read in the Angeles businessman, Joe for preschoolers. He says many children, for granted. with both Mom and an inter- Jackie. sister's marital relations. lower left-hand comer of the Bolker. Tut Dally Register, Red Buk-MkMIetm, NX Krldajr, Mm* 1,1171

•BOOKS •MOVIES •THEATER • DINING OUT • COMMENT 'HOBBIES • MUSIC Ali and Steve Almost Make Crime Pay in The Getaway' "The Getaway?" Don't do Peckinpah, it has a fresh, spersed with daydreams of his Dogs," than occurs any day in problems (And you think you anything of the sort, for your fast-paced approach. wife, Carol (Miss MacGraw). almost any part of the world. and your guy have problems! are going to love this picture! The opening scenes of the But that doesn't work. He is And he said he feels he has Did you ever try robbing Get to "The Getaway" as film, which was made on loca- denied parole. made "gentle films" too, such banks'for.a living?), and wish- fast as you can — as if you' tion in Texas, were shot in the Almost distraught at the as "Junior Bonner," (that ing them well, so to speak, in were on your way to rob a stite prison at Huntsville thought of any more prison, also starred Mr. McQueen) their enterprize. bank. which is slowly driving him' where lie remembers the No Honor Only in this case, Steve Wnmimiiiiiniiiiimitiiiinniiiiiiniiiiiiittt mad, he makes a deal with a fights as being more "raucous But perhaps to pacify the McQueen and Ali MacGraw will corrupt politician (played by than violent." moralists, if^thej; still do it for you. It's a lot safer Ben Johnson). In exchange, Disagrees frequent modern movie that way. for his freedom, he agrees to Well, I don't buy Mr. Peck- houses, the movie certainty Mr. McQueen and Miss rob another bank and split the does uphold one old adage, By inpah's alleged notion that he MacGraw have been billed as take with the official. is only reflecting what is hap- that there is no honor among "a dynamic duo" and this BETTE Not So Simple Robbery thieves. There isn't anything SPERO pening all over the world, And time the publicity is right. tBut a simple bank robbery, I certainly don't condone un- or the sort among this bunch They "click" together in this set in the modern but sleepy due violence in pictures. After of creeps; crime circles film, their first together, as if southwest sector of Texas, all, I'm the type of person apparently just aren't what they were made for it. turns into a bloodbath. And who would drive from New they used to be. It is all a very slick, cellu- that's where Peckinpah's pen- Shrewsbury to Red Bank via The film, with a Walter Hill loid cycle of the guy and his . •mi niiiiiluiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiun.Mi chant for film violence comes Parsippany in order to avoid screenplay based on a novel WIFE IN CRIME — Actress Ali MacGraw, who plays the wife of a profes- gal who carry their togeth- where McQueen spent several to the fore. it. by Jim Thompson (who wrote sional bank robber (Steve McQueen) in the film "The Getaway," shoots a days actually working in the corrupt crime kingpin. The movie opened this week at several Monmouth erness right into the field of This is a real "shoot 'em But in this flick, Mr. Peckin- the screenplay for the classic County theaters. crime. The story, of course, prison's textile mill, in the up," as you would expect any pah gets my vote. The vio- Stanley Kubrick film "Paths plant where license plates are must be nearly as old as bank picture about bank robbers lence, which I prefer to think Of Glory"), explores the crim- tieri, who played Sollozzo the garbage truck) with her face plays Steve McQueen. I mean, robberies themselves but made (He turned out several and cops to be. Mr. Peckin- of as "action," and in fact did inal mind. The love story of Turk in "The Godfather," as scratched, her stockings torn hundred of the auto tags!) he does what you always ex- somehow this time, under the pah, who has heretofore gar- all through the movie was McCoy and his wife is always the double-crossing robber,. and her hair dusty and be- pect Steve McQueen to do. He auspices of director Sam and on a detail of trustees as- nered his writing and direct- done with dispatch. You didn't hampered by the same, gnaw- Rudy, and Sally Struthers, of draggled. signed to cutting brush in the drives cars that knock over , ing fame from westerns, says even have time to close your ing suspicion underlying the "All In The Family" fame, as Never mind that she has a porches and shatter windows}*' far reaches of the prison acre- he is tired of being accused of eyes. cunning, degradation and Fran, the veterinarian's wife age. strangely masculine sounding he talks in tight-clipped sen- unduly using violence in his I didn't find it offensive, mustrust that appear to be in- whom Rudy picks up and' husky voice that always tences (She: "How did it SAL'S All the convicts pictured in pictures — though he is and I don't really think any digenous among a circle of takes along for the ride, quite speaks in the same, flat- go?" He: "Bad"); he still Tavern & Restaurant the prison sequences with apparently not tired of letting other adult would either. such unselect companions. literally. sounding monotone. Never has short hair. ' •• McQueen, who plays the role Serving the news media such as Time What some might find offen- Competing with'a fine story- All No Bernhardt mind that her emotions are al- But somehow it all works of a professional bank robber, magazine and United Press sive is that the movie departs line, the crack'erjack direc- As far as the acting of the ways exactly the same, Doc McCoy, are real. too, because you .see, Steve LUNCH & DINNER International film Miss Mac- a bit from the old moral bit tion, and the central strength two stars goes. Miss Mac- whether she is frying an egg McQueen doesn't have to do 'til 1 a.m. McCoy tries to play it Graw learning to shoot the and perhaps could be con- of McQueen and MacGraw is Graw is not much of an ac- or driving a car in a high- anything but play Steve 40th Yr. in Red Bank "straight" for four years, be- gun she uses in "The Ge- strued as glorifying crime, the fine character acting, tress, but then she wouldn't speed chase. having as a model prisoner, taway." McQueen. Shrewsbury at Herbert since McQueen and MacGraw That is exemplified in John- have to be. She is stunning on- Somehow it all works just And I don't have.tp sajy oil Streel Parking his days of tedium inter- are really the centrally sym- son, who won an Academy screen, in her super-chic, cas- J In an interview, Mr. Peckiri- the same. She is at her best anything more than to go;setr /,,, pah said he feels there is less pathetic characters. Award last year for "The ual pose of flawless beauty. when she doesn't speak, or this movie. It's fun, entertain- mayhem and bloodletting in You wind up liking them, Last Picture Show;" Slim This girl looks good all the emote, or non-act act, hut just ing, and though it won't win "The Zwekn Family' his films, which include "The getting interested in their Pickens as a cowboy who be- time — with her hair dripping stands, sits, or lies any awards from the bank friends the couple; AI Let- wet, in a garbage truck (Yes, invites you lo partake of Wild Bunch" and "Straw relationship and its incumbent mere, gracing the screen with presidents of America, it's the a nice touch of femininity. best cops and robbers flick The Most It is a contrast to Steve I've seen since "The Godfa- Bountiful Boai Civic Chords, State Orchestra McQueen who, in this film, ther." "ENGLISH HUNT BUFFET" WEEKDAY LUNCHEON I'llKSBNTATION AT NOON V,SUNDAY DINNER PRKSEMWI'ION KliOM 3 P.M. ? nEGUUII MENU AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY IHOM I P.M. Will Present The Beatitudes' LITTLE SILVER - The chorus, intermingled with troducing the fifth Beatitude bury; Patrick Devenny, Rum- Monmouth Civic Chorus, Fe- soloists who take on specific will be sung.by Paul Saunders son; Wayne Fish, Monmouth the lix Molzer conducting, will roles to illustrate the meaning of Freehold; Priscilla Reeves Beach; Gordon, MacLean, join with the New Jersey of each Beatitude. of Brielle, a soprano, sings the Fair Haven; George Koch, State Orchestra to present Ce- In order of appearance, the role of the Angel of Mercy Middletown, and Dennis ELEGANCE, Washack, Freehold. ROUTE 35, SHREWSBURY. N.J. sar. Franck's sacred oratorio major soloists will be Charles which contrasts with the An- (JO!) 747-0200 "The Beatitudes" on Sunday Roberts of Oakhurst, a tenor, gel of Death sung by Kevin Members of Quintetto II are Thr Zvrrbcn fmily ^ •at 3 p.m. in Ocean Township who will sing the Prologue; Langan of Middletown; John Linda Livingood, Bloomfield; QUAY ' \ Closed MonJirs C^ Higfi School, West Park Avc., William Shoppell of Spring Felton of Neptune, will sing Theresa Siegurt, Middletown; Oakhurst. Lake Heights, associate con- the role of Satan and soprano Beverly Jones, Long Branch; The oratorio is written for ductor of the Chorus, who will Mary Jane Ely of Freehold, Polly MacLean, Fair Haven; SEA BRIGHT chorus, orchestra and soloists sing the voice of Christ; the sings the role of Mater Dolo- Margaret Hart, Holmdel; For Lunch & Dinner and is divided into eight ma- role of the Mother will be rosa who brings a dramatic Vanieta Canonico, Shrews- jor sections, preceded by a sung by Mary 'del Donnelly of climax to the work when she bury; Richard Morris, New JACK BAKER'S prologue, each section ex- Oakhurst; Michael Liskiew- affirms her belief in God. Shrewsbury; Charles Roberts, Proudly Announces panding on one of the Beat- icz, a boy soprano, sings the Two ensemble groups will Oakhurst; Al Ely, Freehold; itudes. Dramatic intensity is role of the orphan in a quartet also be part of the program. Martin Grey, Middletown; the Appearance of... heightened by the use of the with Miss Donnelly and also Singing in Quintetto I are Tony. Sloan, Neptune; Kevin IITHE Marilyn Baker of Middletown, Phyllis Fredericks, Lincroft; Langan, Middletown, and You truly haven't tasted SEA as the wife, and Richard Mor- Jean Crozier, Fair Haven; Francis Branin, Atlantic FOOD at its very best until ris of New Shrewsbury as the Laura Hal lam, Key port; Highlands. TEDDY and VI you have eaten a BROILED husband; the fourth Beatitude Mary Jane Ely, Freehold; Jen- Tickets for the performance Sea Food Platter at DORIS 'N is sung entirely by tenor nette Falcone, Oceanport; Pa- (The exciting sound of Blllle Holiday) LOBSTER ED'S. Our Secret? Sure we'll are available from Dr. Eber- Hughes Trembley of Asbury tell you. We are the Chels. mela Smith, Colts Neck; hard Both, 1505 South Wana- Does that make the differ Park; the role of narrator in- Richard Morris, New Shrews- massa Drive, Ocean Town- enco? 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JOIN FORCES — Murray Glass, left, conductor of NOW OPEN the New Jersey State Orchestra, and Felix Mol- the CLAM HUT zer, who leads the Monmouth Civic Chorus, renew an old acquaintanceship Sunday when the two mu- Heigh-Ho! Heigh-Ho! sical organizations join in a concert at Ocean Township High School, Oakhursf. Cesar Franck's FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY It's off to the HUT we go! sacred oratorio, "The Beatitudes," will be The seafood's great, so make a date presented. WITH OUR "NO-LIMIT" SAUD-flPPETIZfR BAR

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Arts Exhibit DAYTIME MOVIES 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE By MARGOT SMITH 9:00 O "Li'l Abtwr" -—- "Hitler" (1962) 11017111; Richard Buenart, Cordula TrantoW. A highly revealing atory of the Nazi dic- I KM 0 "Nuu B.W*. M." tator's personal life. O "Mad At Mi. World" © THE ADVOCATES POINT PLEASANT ID "Wit o( Iht NiniliM" "Should You Support the National Lettuce Boy- BEACH — Central Jersey's 3:30 O "Thi Burglar" cott?" 4:30 O "Tlit Trip" MO O THE ODD COUPLE chefs shed their tail white O "Young Phil.dtlplW (P«rt II) 'Take My Furniture Please." Felix redecorate* the hats and jackets this week to apartment and outrages Oscar. EVENING 10:00 O ARNOLD PALMER SPECIAL mingle on the dance floor with W OOO NEWS "An American Legend." A look at one oT golTi a record number of guests at 0 THE FLINTStONES all-time leading money winners and one of the their annual culinarian show •-mil n Your me Bivtr" sporting world"* moat active bualneasmen. ©THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 0 NEWS and exposition at the Beacon "Cabin In Beverly Hills" O LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Manor Hotel. O GILLIGAN'S ISUND "Love and the End-of the Line"; "Love and th« "Glllliran'i Mother-ln'Uw" Postal Meter": "Love and the Growing Romance." Highlighting the evening CD HODGEPODGE LODGE (D TO BE ANNOUNCED was a display of over 60 works «:30 0 I LOVE LUCY 10:30 (O NEWS PLUS "Lucy Ii Envioui" 11:00 OOO NEWS of art fashioned in food, a dis- O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS play that revealed culinary "Winchester Quarantine" "Contest of Aaron Gold" showmanship not often seen ID BEAT THE CLOCK Q BORIS KARLOfF PRESENTS IB THIRTY MINUTES WITH "TJic Storm" in local restaurants. 7:00 d CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE fO PERRY MASON '"Hie Case of the Stand-in Slater" The association, formed O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS CD REALIOADES several years ago for the bet- 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW "Latin Immigration." Thla program deals with the "Goober Takes A Car Apart" ' hardships encountered by Immigrants in seeking terment of the cooking profes- O NEWS (C) employment and adapting to American liie. sion in mid-Jersey, offers 0 IT TAKES A THIEF 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE "When Thieve* Fall In" "Waco" <1!)6R) starring Jane Russell, Howard scholarships made possible by 0D I DREAM OF JEANNIE Keel. A m;in tries to restore law and order in a donated exhibition pieces. town plagued by corruption. "My Double-croMintr Master" » O THE TONIGHT SHOW Pastry work, wax and tal- IB WORLD PRESS Gursts: Mario Thomas, Glenn Ford low carvings, sugar sculpture ' 7:30 8 YOUNG DR. KILDARE j0 THE 11:10 MOVIE Ktldare dissuades a terminal patient from feekinff ^The Gunfightcr" (19.10) starring Gregory reck, and elaborately garnished a quack doctor's miracle cure. Ilficn Wescott. A piinfiRhter is followed to hlJ chaud froid pieces and vege- O THRILLSEEKERS hometown by tlie brothers of one of hia victims. Rldinjr rapids, drag racing on water skli and l&dy Q JACK PAAR TONITE tables glistening in aspic, race car driving are tonight'! feature!. Ctjcflts: J«?nn Kerr, Muledeer and Moondog"£ and were displayed throughout the B THAT GIRL Their Medicine Show "Elevated Woman" © THE 51st STATE afternoon for the public, in- O, LET'S MAKE A DEAL 12:00 0 THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE cluding specially invited O'THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER "Tlie Mummy" (1932) starring Boris Karlo/f, David "Gifts Are for Giving" school and senior citizen ID THE 5lir STATE © THE TWILIGHT ZONE groups. © FILM ODYSSEY 8:00 O CBS REPORTS "Orpheus" (1949) starring" Jean Marai'S, Marie Dca. Two roast suckling pigs, im- "Wnat Are We Doing to Our Children ?'• A pool's wife ia kidnapped and carried eff to the O SANFORD AND SON ported trout, spiny lobster-, "The Kid." A nlnc-year-old boy worms his way into 12:30 ©NIGHT'FINAL crown roast of pork, and sev- the Ranford yard and eventually Into Fred'a heart* 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 12:50 (D GOOD NEWS eral pates and beef roasts en "Color the Luftwaffe Red" 1:00 O MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Paul Williams. Gueats: Johnny Nash, Sha croute were among the stand- O THE BRADY BUNCH Na Na, Seals and Croft. out food displays. Ice sculp- "You're Never Too Old" Q THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS '•The Mountain Road" (1960) starring1 James Ste- ture, edges sadly melted by •The Last of the Sommervillps" wart, Lisa Lu. the end of the evening, served ID MOVIE AT EIGHT 1:12 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I "Destroy All Monsters" starring Mothra, Godzilla '•.Slierlock Holmes In Washington" (1943) fltarring as backdrops. CD WASHINGTON: WEEK IN REVIEW Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. «:30 O THE LITTLE PEOPLE 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW The exposition is patterned A retired postal worker hoodwinks Dr. Jamiion '•Rock-A-Eyc Baby" (1958) starring Jerry LewU, into being his personal guide of Hawaii. Marilyn Maxwell. alter highly competitive Eu- B THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ropean affairs. Hours go into O THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 2:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW the selection of proper meats, "The Partridge Connection." Danny Is accused of "Wild Hen of Kurdiatan" (1065) Hairing Lex ONE MORE TIME - The best of Liza Minnelli complicity In a theft committed by his friend. birds and vegetables. The comes to the fore once again when the critically IB WALL STREET WEEK Bfirker, Marie Versini. 9:00 0 THE JOSEPH PAPP SPECIAL O NEWS AND WEATHER Register stall Photo painstaking arrangements are,, declaimed musical special in which she starred. "Slicks and Bones" atarrlng Anne Jackson, Tom 2:39 O MIDDAY — LIVE! often on mirrored trays that Aldrcdge. A drama about the relationship of a 2:45 O EVENING PRAYER KITCHEN SHOWMANSHIP - Area chefs dis- Singer Presents Liza With a Z," is given an en- blind Vietnam veteran and hla family. 3":30 reflect the slightest smear or Q LIZA WITH A Z O THE LATE LATE SHOW played artistry in food at their annual culinarian core colorcast on the NBC Television Network "Iron Man" (1P51) starring Jeff Chandler. Evelyn drip. Precision and perfection tonight at 9. o'clock The mjsical comedy talents of Liza Minnelli are exposition Monday night at Beacon Manor Hotel, showcased In a four-part concert filmed before a 4:01 Q^HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST II are the earmarks of crafts- live audience in New York's Lyceum Theatre. Point Pleasant .Beach. Pictured is Dieter Borne- O ROOM 222 "Blondie In Society (1941) aUirlng Penny Single- manship which, in this case, ton, Arthur Lake. mann of the Little Kraut Restaurant, Red Bank, "To Go With the Bubbles." A triple gold medal 4:15 Olympic swimmer is farced to choo&e a life as a O SERMONETTE ' and Miss Rita Sprenger, Spring Lake, with foods was simply for the enjoyment Programming Cuts Seen normal high school girl or a career In the movies. 5:10 O GIVE US THIS DAY Mr. Bornemann prepared. ot it. No prizes were awarded. 'MMI1I1M111 III1IIIIIIIIIIIM1 rillllllllllllllMMIMIIIIMIllllIf Ill Ilil iililililllllillillllilllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllli WASHINGTON (AP) - Di- Unless it gets some unex- rectors of the Corporation for pected money, CPB plans to Public Broadcasting decided drop such programs as those this week that because of of Bill Movers, William F. Eatontown Boy Will Sing In Choir's County Recital funding problems it will drop Buckley Jr., Elizabeth Drew, the growing list of Washington Week in Review KATONTOWN - When The Nixon. The singers have Donald Hanson. beslieder Waltzes," by Jo- Scott's schooling by contrib- some programs from the 1973- Branch and Kalnntown civic 74 schedule. and World Press. Columbus Boys Choir makes recorded for RCA, Decca and Program for the Shore con- hannes Brahms; "Standchen" uting funds. its first concert visit to Mon- Columbia, as well as appear- cert will include "Veni Sancte and "Wie Schon bist ciu" by groups wlio have helped -BetteSpero mouth County this month, it ing in concert halls through- Spiritus," by W. A. Mozart; Franz Schubert. will also serve as a home- out the United States, Japan, "Veni, Domine" and "Surre- Shore area residents and coming for one of its newest Europe, South and Central xit Pastor Bonus," Felix Men- civic groups have- donated WINE BARREL SPECIALS members, 11-year-old Scott America and Canada. delssohn; "The Angels and funds to help finance Scott's Long. The Choir School was found- the Shepherds," Zoltan Ko- attendance at the Choir TUtS. Thru SAL Scott, a former pupil at the ed in 1010 at the Broad Street daly; "The Virgin's Slumber School where tuition this year Meadowbrook Elementary Presbyterian Church in Co- Song." Maz Roger; "Benigne has amounted to nearly $.(100. School here, joined the Choir lumbus, Ohio by the Church Fac," Johann Adolf Hasse; The school also provides an PRIME RIBS School in Princeton last Fall and a local Kiwanis Club. Jn "Only I Never Saw Another academic program for the pu- after being one of 12 boys 1!I51 the school relocated to Butterfly," and "A Singing Of pils who live there when not 395 Outstanding selected from 300 applicants. Princeton where it is cur- Angels," by Charles David- concert touring. He is the son of Mrs. Peggy- rently under the direction of son; "Ave Maria" and "Lie- ••w __ Service In a Daily Register story FRIDAY Long and the grandson of Mr. last summer, Mrs. Wilkins ex- STUFFED FLOUNDER> ••••#•••••••• Mm' Jm*- and Mrs. W. J. Wilkins, whom plained her family did not he lives with at 15 Elm Drive, have the financial means to SAUERBRATEN in the Circle Trailer Court. send Scott, a soprano singer The Meadowbrook School' BOOK REVIEWS Who also plays piano, drums, SHRIMP SCAMPI 3" Parent Teacher Organization and guitar by car, to the Choir © SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • is sponsoring the Choir's con- School. She and her husband luncheon Served 11:30 to 3 P.M. Monday Thru Friday American and Friday at 9 cerLat 8 p.m. March 17 at HARRY TRUMAN AND mine the perspective of Coch- are both retired on disability ^Continental Cuisine Monmouth Regional High THE CRISIS PRESIDENCY. ran's critique since it seems to pensions, she said, and hud Banquet Facilities for Weddings and Social Saturday at 9:30 . Affairs From 25to50.0 People • School, 535 Tinton Ave., New By Bert Coctaran. Funk & Wag- shift as the book progresses. exhausted their savings meet- Shrewsbury as a benefit to aid nails. 432 Pages. $10. Initially one is disposed to think dance to those ing medical needs for Mrs. American Express * Mosf«r Oiorge Irakfast at 7am Scott in paying, his tuition to The good characteristic of he weighs and finds wanting Long and Mr. Wilkins, both of unforgetabletu the private school. historical revisionists is that Truman's alleged undependable whom have been ill. • Regular Menu Available they may uncover new materi- allegiance to the standard liber- luncheon at 12 of yester-year Public Invited As a result of the Register The public is invited to at- al. The occupational hazard is al posture of devotion to labor Tram 2.2S that they may arrogate to and the common man gener- story, Mrs. Wilkins said, sev- as played by tend the concert and may con- eral Hed Bank and other WILLOWBROOK INN themselves what Adlai Steven- ally, while keeping big business tact Mrs. Michele Lobosco, 1!2 nearby organizations joined 740 RIVER RD. 741-2099 FAIR HAVEN Dinner at 6 Wyckoff Road, for ticket in- son used to call 20-20 hindsight. well under control, even at From 5.95 formation. In addition to Mrs. Bert Cochran, a member of arm's length, from the seats of high power. In fact, he even Lobosco. concert committee the faculty of The New School no minimum for Social Research in Newfaults the more powerful and members include Mrs. Do- much more sophisticated no cover charge rothy -Wildfeuer, Scott's for- York, has combined a brief and •tnday thru Friday admittedly sketchy biography Franklin D. Roosevelt for aban- mer music teacher at Mead- doning the New Deal bastions to' S to 8pm owbrook; Mrs. Anita Haglich; of the late President Harry S Nightly J Truman with a more extended bring industrialists and finan- Mrs. Paula Lavenc: Mrs. Ann and severe account of his per- ciers increasingly into the war , AliCirU I Abousleman, and Mrs. Joan effort. This focus seems to shift Maurice Caruso, j Sheddinger, all here. formance as chief executive. It Swiday thri Thvnday * at the piano J should be said this book was as Cochran apparently views -— till 10:45 t Performances by the Choir, written and scheduled for publi- labor leadership as growing whose members are aged 10 cation well before Truman's re- complacently stronger and self- ;. Friday till 11:45 £ j to 15, have been aired on the cent death. serving. i. fatarday till 12:45 1 AMPLE FREE Ed Sullivan and David Frost If one were to summarize the If he follows one thread shows, the Bell Telephone and total impact of the book, he steadily, it is that Truman i Firestone Hours and on Na- should have recognized that the might say it not only belabors Molly Pitcher** tional Educational Television the subject rather roughly for Communist Soviet Union and (NET) where the Choir star- his recognized faults — spoil- China wanted no more than LENTEN SPECIAL Inn & Motel | red in a Christmas program smanship, cronyism, snap judg- their just spheres of interest, ROUTE 35 RED BANK J with Burt Lancaster, James ments, lack of experience in the not world domination. Earl Jones, and the Ella Mit- Whatever may be said of 747-2S00 ~ large world of international and chell Singers. technical affairs, and frequent Cochran's thesis, his style is Called "America's Singing intemperate behavior — butquite readable. Boys." the Choir's audience also for what generally has has included such spectators been considered his real contri- KEEP IN SHAPE as the Pope and President butions to the welfare of his FOR SKIING country and the free world — ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - De- his resistance to the rolling tide spite the fact you may ski only a of international Communism, few months a year, you have to his loyalty to first-rate public ' keep in shape all-year around SPRING SPECIALS servants under fire, his in- for it, according to Bob Beattie, stinctive grasp of power poli- ex-Olympic skiing coach and TUES. & THURS. tics. coordinator of the Pepsi-Cola PRIME RIB DINNER In fact, it is difficult to deter- national ski program. SQ95 SAT. 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Q THE HOUND CATS MORNING, O WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE 0 LANCER EVENING 8:30 CI COMMUNITY AT LARGE •Tne FilMing (KIT (JB4O) tuning Jamtl Cagnty, Q H. R. PUFNSTUF 8 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Pat O'Brten. The cowardice of a recruit In tha (8th Q 6:00 O O NEWS Regiment during W.W. I is turned to courage. VIEWPOINT ON'NUTRITION 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE O DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS ID WONDERFUL WORLD OF BROTHER OITT •Odds Against Tomorrow" (1959) iUrrlng Harry W THE LITTLE RASCALS O THE BIG PREVIEW J:30 O SABRINA, THE TEENASE WITCH „ Bclatonte. Ed Begley. An cx-pollceman, a bitter 8:45 O MARYKNOLl WORLD "Ballad of Josie" (1968) starring Dorij Day, Peter Q ROMAN HOLIDAYS ex-convict and a Neero entertainer band together 9:00 O OPPORTUNITY LINE Craves. It's Wyoming,in 1890, and a widowed fron- to rob a bank. Q JACKSON 5 O TV SUNDAY SCHOOL tierBgal starts renovating a broken-down ranch, not Q CONNECTICUT REPORT O IT TAKES A THIEF O THE ANSWER knowing she's starting a war with the cattlemen. (D APRENDA IN6LES CB HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? a O DAVEY AND GOLIATH THE ELECTRIC CO. NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (B 4:30 O C3S EVENING NEWS CD MAGILLA AND FRIENDS § MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD * • NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 0 COME ALONG . THE CHAN AND THE CHAN CLAN 9:15 O TV HEBREW SCHOOL 8 THE REASONER REPORT "Christopher Columbus" Q THE JETSONS 9:30 0 THE WAY TO GO CD ROLLIN' O EARTHKEEPINS BATTLEFIELD O INQUIRY CB EYE TO EYE "Whediej." An examination ol attitude* toward THE OSMONDS B FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE the car. 7:00 8 UFO Q RIGHT NOW ESP. Earth defenders are faced with «n allet 7:00 O SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS g;r0GRArHY space enemy who uses extrasensory perception. B O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 8 BLACK BEAUTY 0 BULLWINKLE •The Little Shepherd Dog of Catalina Island." A O REX HUMBARD rowAttvS^OVVSHOP t t* " "Sailor on a Horse." The entire Gordon family trica prized Shetland sheepdog learns the Isws of the to tielp a young man from beinff cheated out of an ID NANNY.AND THE PROFESSOR © THE ELECTRIC COMPANY wilderness. inheritance. 11:30 0 FACE THE NATION © ERICA 10:30 Q JOSIE AND THE.PUSSYCATS CD MASTERPIECE THEATRE O MAKE A WISH ' 7:45 (Q THEONIE Ci THE BARKLEYS -- -Paint Counter Point: A Prop: 2{ WouM A-Wocifl£ R CD SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES «:0O 0 M.A.S.H. a THE BRADY KIDS Oo." Philip and Elinor have marriage problems and Burlap courts Beatrice •The Time of Their Llvts" (IM6) ttming Bud MiiJ. Knrns bernnifs the target of the off-beat ID UNTAMED WORLD -Abbott, Lou Coslpllo. The ghosts of a younff girl humor of Huwkeye anrl Trapper John juet once «;00 B ALL IN THE FAMILY (DO often and he rprpirsls a transfer, JB MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD The lark or a hiRli-scliool diploma stands in the and a tinkfr. who wr-re shot when they discovered 11:00 O FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR y>'ay of Archie's peltin^r a new job, so he sneaks a pint to brlray tbp forces of George Washington, 0 THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 1 return a century later. o O SEALAB 2020 off to night school in hopes or completing his edu- 0 THE F.S.I. Q SOUL TRAIN cation. of a Lopcnd." Inspector ErHrtinc and the O BEWITCHED 0 EMERGENCYI VBI i «ifr< r being AFTERNOON sniulltimt! burKl.ir gl;inmrizcd hy Ihe sol who ID SCI-FI MOVIE "Rlp.Off." DeSoto and Gage are accused of steal- ing S500 from n heart attack victim's wallet. 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS is Irving In fullnw in his footsteps, ••The Fabulous World of jutej Verne- H881) «t«r. O ISLANDERS HOCKEY rmir I.o» Tork, Krnle Narara. A Mlh Century pro. 0 AMERICAN ADVENTURE O RESEARCH PROJECT 0 MOVIE SPECIAL Jsl.-indors vs. Minnesota. f>ssor is nbductrd by pirate! whose leider hooea to 0 EASTSIDE CCMHDY CD FOCUS: NEW JERSEY "Lonp Day's Journey Into Niprhl" starring Laurence "Paris Playboys" (19M) ntarrinjr Leo Gorcey, Hunt* INSTANT FRIENDS — Birkie, a Shetland sheep- Olivier, Constance CumminRs. This three-hour CB THE NATURALISTS Hall. The boys go to Paris to uncover the leaders "Henry David Thoreuu'' ,dog that becomes stranded on Santa Catalina Is- 11:30 O RUNAROUND special presentation of Eugene O'Neill's towering 1 -masterpiece (fMs a sorciher, emotional story of one of a plot to steal a French scienUst'a formula. 8:30 0 MANNIX land, off Southern California's coast, makes ac- Q KID POWER Hay in the life of the Tyrone family. O MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS A jtolitiaaii's career is endangered when a black- quaintances with a little island chick in the ani- Q ROLLER DERBY . • RANGER HOCKEY O HOUR OF POWER mailer threatens to expose his wife's unsavory Rangers Vff. Pittsburgh. 12:25 8 MIDDAY REPORT past. mal adventure drama, "The Little Shepherd Dog 12:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING O NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE of Catalina," to be colorcast on NBC Television AFTERNOON 8:30 B BRIDGET IOV6S BERNIE O MEET THE PRESS "The Fine Art of Staying Alive." Hnlly is kidnap- Network's "The Wonderful World of. Disney" Sun- After several rejrclion.1, Bcrnie is persuaded to O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE jed, and the ransom is a priceless Kembrandt on 12:00 Q ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES display nl the Kan Francisco Art Museum. write a play drawn from his own experiences and 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON day at 7:30 p.m. riersonul ncqu.-iintjinees. CD THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER Q AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS "The Naked and the Dead" (1958) starring Alcto El CREATURE FEATURE 0 CREATURE FEATURE KH>\ Cliff Robertson. A story of men in war. their CB EARTHKEEPING "Invasion of the Body Snatdicra" (1856) tlarrtog "Lntly nnd the Monster" (1941) starrinp; Brich Von lt'rhnRH, hales, desires and couraec during World "[•Jcolngy for Adults" Kevin McCarthy, Dona Wynter. Southern Cali- Ktrnlieim, Richard Arlcn. A brain completely dom- War II. 9:00 0 SPECIAL fornia ia invaded by seeds of giant Dlanta inates a man. "Conqtii.sla." Take a (rip ha'ek in time tr> the dawn- CD HEE HAW O SPEAKING FREELY Sale of the Century Q FUNKY PHANTOM 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE infr of a preat era for the first Americans. CD THE ELECTRIC COMPANY CB FILM ODYS5EY "Mr. Penbody and the Mermaid" tVMS) starring O ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE B;30 8 FAT ALBERT 'Knife In the Walrr" (19*52) A successful middlc- William Powell. Ann Blyth. Wliilc fishing, a Boa- "Harry O" starring David Janssen. An ex-cop be- eliius spnrtswril.cr and a rootless younp drifter vie O TALKING WITH A GIANT tnnian hooks a mermaid and later falls in love comes a private defective in tile pursuit of a major for the attention of the writer's sexy wife. with her. narcotics ring. "Intertect" starring Stuart Whit- To Change Format O LIDSVILLE 9:00 0 THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW O DIRECTIONS man. A former FBI npent is hired to locate the O FLIPPER Mary is flattered at the request for an interview O CANDID CAMERA missing wife of a wealthy industrialist. (D MYSTERY MOVIE by a ncwapnper columnist, but Lou warns her that CD BLACK PRIDE NBC-TV's daytime game geared to young married "The 20,000 Pound Kiss" BtarrfnE Dawn Addams, ho uses Jiifl column to get dates. {0 SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES 0 BARNABY JONES show, "Sale of the Century," couples. Michael Goodlirre. A slick gang of extertlonlata O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE • Tile Captive Henri" (l!MR) starring; Michael Red- A successful attorney murders a colleague and then urj|i fPaf|,rP twn vnUilf mar- blackmail a member ol Parliament, which leads "Topkapi" (1964) starring Mellna Mcrcourl, Peter pnive. Blisil Rudford. A Czech officer; poslnff as a rnmances the victim's wife as part of a srhtme to wlu 'e»lurL IWU JUUIIJ, Illdl Also being introduced to a double murder. Uatnov. The snUnu's jewel dajr^er, located In the British officer killed in action, writes to his would- recover some files that could mean (he end of his Tied COlipleS instead Of the March 28, along with the new (B SESAME STREET Topkapi Palace Museum, in Istanbul, is the target lic- wife from R POW camp and they fall in Jove. 1:00 B CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL of a theft master-minded by six determined ama- 1:30 O ISSUES AND ANSWERS nil'BOROUGH REPORT- presenp t three individuals as format, will be a completely O EXHIBITION BASEBALL Q LASSIE »:30 BTHE BOB NEWHART SHOW 9:50 CB DONALD GRAMM SINGS contestants on each program, redesigned set. New York Mela vs. St. Louis. O ESCAPE a SOUL Recovering from another broken romance, Jerry 2:00 O DUTY BOUND. 10:00 in a format change effective accepts Bob's invitation to spend a couple of days Amnesty for thousands of younjr men who evaded •Render Ka/e." An nlcoholic awakens with the O ACTION THEATRE realization that a ship will be blown up at noon With the Monday, March 26 "The Cockleshell Heroes" (M56) starring lose Fer- at his apartment. military service durilijr the Vietnam "War IB the rer. Trevor Howard. During World War IT. a select ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE subject of this dramatic play. by the use of a bomb he drew ior a stranger who colorcast Kroun of volunteers are trained to penetrate an "The Richest Astronaut in the Wholo Wide World" O NBA BASKETBALL bought him drinks. vutu enemy-held harbor and destroy tho battleships. 10:00 0 THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW New York Knickerbockers vs. the Boston Celtica. Guests: David Hartman, Paula Kelly. 10:30 3 CD NEWS Producer Willie Stein said AUDITIONS »:30 Q SPORTS CHALLENGE 3:00 0 YOU ARE THERE £1 EASTSIDE COMEDY 0 CD NEWS O NHL GAME OF THE WEEK "King Con." The Protectors con a con man, thus "Ilmvrry Buckaroas" (1947) starring heo Gorcey, 10:30 0 SLACK NEWS Toronto Maple L«afs vs. New York K&ngerfl, proving that more than two can play at the lamo tended tO give the ShOVV a for the Huntz Hall. The boys head west to track down a O THE MANCINI GENERATION 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE QmNEW YORK ILLUSTRATED more contemporary look, and murderer. Guests: Doe Severinson, Paul Williams. "The stranger" (1940) starring Loretta Tounr;, CD BASKETBALL Orson Welles. A government agent is assigned to B SPORTS EXTRA ' to."involve contestants and ID SENATOR BUCKLEY REPORTS 1 Ohio State Unlvernlty vs. University of Michigan. CB AN AMERICAN FAMILY hunt for JI disguised Nazi war criminal believed O GARNER TED ARMSTRONG host Joe Garagiola in hu- SHREWSBURY IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Bill returns from his business trip and learns that to be living in a small town. 0) WITH MAYOR LINDSAY 2:00 a ABA BASKETBALL Pat intends to seek a divorce. ID THE DORAL OPEN 11:00 0 O O NEWS morous verbal exchanges." Denver Rockets va. Virginia Squires, 11:00 0 8 NEWS CB LADIES TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 0 THE GABE PRESSMAN REPORT Stein said that replacing the CHORALE Q NCAA BASKETBALL (2 Gamei) 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 3:30 0 CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR O THIS IS YOUR LIFE current three-way com- Teams To He Announced. O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS Guest: Suzanne Pleshette. petition with the two husband- MARCH 12 O LIKE IT IS "An Attractive Family" 4:00 0 WORD OF LIFE SPECIAL CD-THE EDGAR WALLACE MYSTERY HOUR E ZOOM (D NHL ACTION "A Special Island" "Clue of the New Pin." The police investigate the and-Wlfe teams Will add a new 8-10 P.M. 2:30 0 TOUGH GUYS MOVIt 11:30 O THE LATE SHOW 4:15 0 THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN t1o'ckedr^,rt.m'1"ono'rewhosobo(!yla'olindlna dimension to the program: "The C-Men" {l'J35( RtarrinfJ JftmcB CagHey, Lloyd "The Lusty Men" (1952) starring Susan Hayward, Bud Palmer joins a ski patrol in Vail, Colorado; Nolan. A younff man. raided and educated by *n Robert Mitchum. A hard-bitten rodeo tramp la hunting exj ert Grits Gresham stalks anlelope in CB SOUL! the need for quick decision- Presbyterian Church unknown sanK leader, joins the G.Men to track asked to break In a new cowboy. Southeast Montana: and Cameron Mitchell fiahes "To the People — Tnank You." This season's final . . . n , , -riiuvn racketeers. Q NEWS for marlin in the Bahamas. Shrewsbury IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY proprnirtterfl mfrn mfeature viewerss th. e stair reading poclry and maKing Dy Ulan and Wile as . 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE 5:00 0 YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT . . 11:30 1:00 O OUTDOORS "Shake Hands With tho Devil" (1059) itarrlng '•Tho VirtnoFO Orrheslra - A .Show-off Concert." O THE NAME OF THE GAME they are faced with tempting James CfiRney, Don Murray. An American student Farrell's investigation into a plane crash leads him Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Michael Tilson Thomas conducts and narrates. to a small desert airfield and the Intel national bargains. ".Nj^'Jit Cnll(lry".':!arri!!£ Joan Crawford, Roddy Mc- in Ireland during the Jrish nrbcllion, wants no part 0 SPECIAL smuggling of weapons. •Since its premiere Sept. 29, CALL 787-5199 Tiowvll. Thisi film consists o( three talei of the of the underground movement. • "Kinc Family Holidfiy Cruise" , 0 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I O SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL supernatural. 0 NEW YORK REPORT • "The Outsider" (10.67) starring Tony Curtis. James 1969, "Sale of the Century" 09 SESAME STREET "Sebastian" (1968) slurring Dirk Bofrarde, Suz.m- nah York. ' CD MOVIE AT FIVE Franclsrus. The story of Ira Hamilton Hayes, a has featured the three-con- 3:30 O PRO BOWLERS TOUR ID NAT! CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL "Mr. Emmanuel" (1945) starring Jean Simmons, Plma Indian who helped raise the U.S. Hag on $75,000 EPAA U.S. Open. "The Atlantic Coast conference Championship." Felix Aylmpr. A Jewish prnf*v«or br.tves Nazi Ger- testant format, in which !he CD THE PATTY DUKE SHOW many in his quest for a lost friend. 0 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW three vie for the honor of parti- IB SPECIAL OF THE WEEK CB SESAME STREET "Sick in Red." ••Winesburg:, Ohio" starring Jean Peters, William O SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE I cipating in the "sale" which cli- 4:00 O CBS GOLF CLAS5IC Windotn. A story of life in ft small Ohio town. 5:15 0 COSELL'S SPORTS MAGAZINE "Slaves" (1!>69) starring Dionne Warwicke, Ossle maxes each show. The con- £) HOGAN'S HEROES tf:0O O SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW 5:30 OCBS SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Davis. "Bad Day In Perlla." O TALES OF TERROR O POSITIVELY BLACK Q SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE testant who amassed the big- ( g ' CD PGA GOLF 'The Haven" starring Boris Karloff, Bcla LugosJ. 0 LIFE AROUND US son•Th. e ClniMarn IMween" (IBM) slarrlng James Ma- gest cash total while answer- "The Dornl Open." 1:30 Q THE ADVENTURER 0 THE MILLIONAIRE - - . nioom. In Post-War Erlin, the Black jng a raptdfirc series of ques- TONIGHTS SAT. • CB SESAME STREET • O SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE II "The Story of Jran Griffith" Market' THE FANTASTIC 4;30 Q THE BOBBY GOLDSBORO SHOW "Island nf Terror" (1967) starrinp Peter CuBhing, tions earned the right to pur- S.-00 0 CHANNEL 2 THE PEOPLE Edwnrd Judd. These program listings are the most accurate of any weekly television guide. chase automobiles, vacations, Q THE BIG VALLEY ' O NEWS AND WEATHER All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- furniture and other items at DON CAfl/IILLE TRIO "A Stranger rcverywhero" 1:43 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I ceived are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to press. "Forever and a Day" (1943) starring Ray Milland, bargain prices. Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout the Kvcnts: International Men's Alpine SJdlng1 Chwn- lila Lunino, Vimwhip; Intrrnational CUfI Diving Championship; IKS B NEWS week. In The Daily Register supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute In the new format, Gara- SAT. & SUN. QWorl I d SPicYe Dnncing Championship, Q EVENING PRAYER program inlormation available. giola's role becomes an ex- mil iiitiiiini linn inn niiiiimiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii{iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii)iii nanded one Stein said since in addition to hosting, "he will doubtless be called on to act In Our Harbor 95 as referee, and perhaps View Room Rumson PTA's Production Served 12:00 to 3:00 2 peacemaker" as the winning f couple decides on its choice of OI.DI: the bargains being offered, Of Fantasticks' Opening some of which will appeal to i MO\ norsE men and others only to wom- call 842-7575 RUMSON - "The Fantast- it opened in May, 1960. Robdrt Clarke of Atlantic en. Stein said there will be an icks " is being presented by The book and lyrics by Tom Highlands, will be seen as the emphasis on "sale" items i Wharf Ave., Red Bank/ the Pony Players for the Jones are based on "Les Shakespearean actor; Christ- Humson PTA at the Forrest- Romanesques," a play by Ed- opher Wynkoop of Fair dale School tonight and to- mund Rostand. The music, Haven, as the narrator; Bill GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE morrow night at 8:30 o'clock, featuring "I Remember" and Hagen and Don Brennan of and Sunday at 2 p.m. other hit tunes, is by Harvey Hazlet as the fathers; Claire 2nd Annual Broadway Theatre Benefit The all-time, long-run musi- Schmidt. Doyle of Middletown, as the cal hit has passed its 12th an- Judy Broten of Rumson, mute, and Lloyd Grosse of niversary at New York's Sulli- and Bob Steiner of Middle- Rumson will be the Indian. The CHAiP!OMSH!P SEASON van Street Playhouse, where town, play the romantic leads. John Hemleb is the direc- FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30.1973 tor; assistant director is Dick BOOTH THEATRE. NEW YORK CITY Tausen, and the musical direc- 300 TICKETS AVAILABLE (a SI5.00. S12.50 & S1O.50 68. tor is Bob Cubbage. The back- FOR RESERVATIONS Itleatlline Mar. 151: CALL (Z011354-2200 EXT. 10 or stage staff includes Tricia WRITE: THEATRE BENEFIT CGrWTTEE Odom, stage manager; Emi GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE. LAKEWOOO. N.J, 08701 DELIGHT Hemleb, choreography, and BEST PLA Y 1972 - N. Y. CRITICS A WARD Clot, On«h. Wl iMI. U>L,P du i»,, qold. rn Ihfrf th<*np. Hoilop,. M,i ol lloumJt', John and Dot Wojzick, light- tlffftd ilon>, Ixrch li.ti, lotoij, duvt't 1 ing.

CARIISO REMEMBERED ESTONES NEW YORK (AP) - The Rte 35- Middletown One mile north of Red Bank Metropolitan Opera commemo- 741-8344 rates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Enrico Caruso with a special display on the level of ROBBERY TRIO— (L. to r.) Peter Ustinov, Maximilian Schell and Me- the boxes in the opera house. lina AAercouri portray burglars who are planning to rob an Istanbul mu- Also, at the matinee of seum of a valuable jeweled dagger, in "Topkapi," a comedy to be color- "Aida" Feb. 24, the day before cast on "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies" tomorrow at 9 p.m. on the Caruso's birthday, Mrs. Gloria NBC Television Network. •*•'.'. THIS SUNDAY Caruso, the tenor's daughter, IN PERSON was guest of honor. Alterations Complete/ ; THE ORIGINAL Happy to serve YOU: H.4__HJ---U--' -.- CHIFFONS FOOD 10 P.M. & 12 P.M. YOUR FORTUNE? GOOD DINING... LOW PRICES ENTERTAINMENT Continuous Entertainment Wednesday thru Sunday Also Appearing BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET NEW EXPANDED MENUS Folk-Rock Music COLORADO 73 HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS GRAND OPENING TODAY IGANGPLANKI FAMILY STYLF GET-TOGETHER EATING A QUR KITCHEN OPENS SOON TANG'S 741-0060 Quick liwwh tor bu»lh«" «n4 worMif (Xoplc 65 Miller St. Highlands LOUNGE CHINESE RESTAURANT 291-4499 46 BROAD ST. RED BANK Pint shd. C«htec Ave. Atlantic HigMmlc. (FOUNTAINS MOTEL 160 Ocean Ave. Long Branch Mon.-Thuri.»Sun.11'.301o10 Frl.a Sit. 11:30,to 11:00 . PBOWE 2*1-333©^ , II TV Daffy Register, Red ftuk-MMdtettWB, NJ. Friday, Mareb I, Iff* At the Movies These schedules are pro- NORTH OF RED BANK EAST BRUNSWICK vided by the theater and TURNPIKE - the times are for, today ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS INDOOR — only. Fri. Poseidon Adventure 7:40; 9:58 Sal. ond Sun. Sonof Lossie2:0fl; 4:00; RED BANK 74 82? Poseidon Adventure 6:10; 1:20; 10:20 5at. Kiddle Show 2:00; Roommates CINEMA III - 7:00; 9:49; Class of 74 8:27 • Fri. The Getaway 6:30; 8:JS; 10H5; Sun. Kiddie Show 2:00; Roommate* OUTDOOR - The Butcher 1?:45 7:00; 9:49; Class of 74 8:27 Frf.; Sat.; Sun.'Poseidon Adventure Along the Rialto: Sat. The Getaway 2:00: i 15; 6:30; 7:00; 10:45; Prudence and the Pill 9:10 6:<5; K>:4S; The Butcher I2:JS KEANSBURG Sun. The Gelciway 2:00; 6.30; 8:45; MATAWAN Broadway theater critics 10:45; The Butcher 4:!5; 12:45 COLONIAL- Lee Renolds and Isobcl Rob- Fri. Reflections ol Pear 7:00; 10:05; CINEMA 34 - unanimously cheered one ar- ins. CARLTON - Creeping Flesh 8:30 Fri. Voung Winston 7;I5; 9:00 Fri. Last House on the Left 7 : DO. Sot. Creeping Flesh 2:00; Reflection Sot. Son ol Lassie 2:00; Young Win- rival this week and turned in "The Merchant of Venice," 10:00. Mark of the Devil 8:30 of Fear 7:00; 10:OS; Creeping Flesh 8:30 ston 7:30; 940 Sot. Son ol Lassie 200; Last House on Sun. Creeping Flesh 2:00; 7:30; Re- Sun. Son ol Lassie 2:00; Young Win* mixed verdicts on two others, flection ol Fear 9:00 perlormed by the Lincoln ••» Ltfl 7:00; 10:00; Mark of Kit "Devil- ston 5:00; 7:15; 9:30 "The Changing Room," dra- Center Repertory Company at Sun. Losl House on the Left 7 : Q0; MIDDLETOWN ma at the Morosco. won col- the Beaumont, was admired 10.00-Mark ot the Devil 8:30 TOWN EAST — EATONTOWN Fri. Travels With My Aunt 7:10; 9:10 lective praise. "Insight into a by three of five inspectors. "A 5ol. and Sun. Travels With My Aunf COMMUNITY - ?0O; 3:50; 5:45; 7:40; 9:35 strange and revealing world." most interesting production." Fri. Poseidon Adventure 2:00, 7:20: 9:30 TOWN WEST — WA1HR READE said The Times. The Associ- declared the Post. WCBS-TV Sat. Son ol Lassie 2:00; Poseidon Ad Fn, Cabaret 7:25; 9:30 venture 5:50; 8:00; 10:00; Night ol the Sot Son ol Lassie 2:00; Cobaret 6:00; THtATOS ated Press verdict: "scaring noted "wit and brain" in the Living Dead 12:00 8:10; 10:»0; David and Lisa 12:10 Sun. 5on ot Lossie 3.00. Poseidon Ad- Sun. Son ol Lcss/e 2:00, Cabaret S;00; detail, stunning impact." The concept. The Al> said: "a pro- venture 5:50; 8:00, 10:00 7:05; 9:10 News, Post and WCBS-TV duction of vivid appeal." Less DRIVE-IN — HAZLET were similarly impressed. enthused were The Times and Fri. ond Sat. Snorts 7:00; Last House PLAZA - on the Left 3:40; 10.55; r/.ark ol thp De Fri. Poseidon Adventurr 7:20, 9.25 vil 9:20 David Storey's play about a The News, the latter flawing Sat. Son of Lassie 2:00; Poseidon Ad MBont 74) MOO Sun. Lasl House on fhe Left 7:00; venture 6:00; 6:05; 10:10 rUgby team in north England "novel, audacious idea that 10:20; Mark ol the Devil B:J5 Sun. Son olXossie ?;00; Poseidon Ad was directed by Michael Rud- doesn't really work." ASBURYPARK venture 5:15; 7:20; 9:25 SAVOY - RT. 35 DRIVE-IN — man, the cast including Luis The modem dress version Fri. The Hooker Convention 7.30; 9:00 Fri,; Sat.; Sun. Twitch of the Drain Sal. The Hooker Convention 7:00; Nerve 7:00, 10:20; Tomb of me Blind St. James Beachner. John Lithgow. devised by Ellis Raab fea- 8:40; 10:00 Deod 8:09 Sun. The Hooker Conversion 200, P 775 «U] Richard D. Masur and Robert tures Rosemary Harris, Syd- 7:30; 5:00 CINEMA 1 - Murch. Sets, David Jenkins; ney Walker. Christopher Fri. Emigrants 7:00; 9 40 ST. JAMES - Sat. ond Sun. Children's Matinee 2.00; costumes, Whitney Balusen. Walken, Philip Bosco, Olivia Fri. Los! House on Ilic Lelt 115; 7:00; Emigrants 2:00; 4:00; 7:00; 9:45 BRUSH WORK — Deal artist Sally Asa prepares for the Sunday opening 10:00; Mark of the Devil 8:30 ' Produced by Charles Bowden, Cole and Roberta Maxwell. at the YM-YWHA, Deal Park, of an exhibition of her work in oils, draw- Sat Lost Housed! the Lelt 3:40; 6 50; CINEMA 2- Eatontown 10 00; Mark of the Devil 2:10: 5:15; 8:20 Fn. Getowoy 7:15; »:?5 ings and mixed media. The show, which opens with a 4 to 6 p.m. recep- Sun. Last House on the Left 2:00 7:00; Sat. and Sun. Gdawo/ 145; 3 '.n; Wt!00 tion, will run through early April. 10 00; Mnrk ol me Devil 3:30; «:30 6:00; 8:10; 10 20 Monday Night 2 for Special LYRIC — PERTH AMBOY CAN A MOVIE GO Fri. Romo 7:25. 9:30 S M • Sat. Roma 2:00; 4.00; 6:00, 8:00, AMBOYS DRIVE-IN - Fri.; Sat.; Sun. The Getaway ZOO; TOO FAR? Wednesday Buffet 5 10:00 11:05; The Cheyenne Social Club ?:W Friday Seafood Buffet '4" Sun. Romo 1:30; 3:30; 5:30; 1 .10, 9:30 MENLO PARK 95 NEPTUNE "LAST HOUSE Sunday Brunch .•. '1 Deal Woman's Work NEPTUNE CITY — CINEMA — Fri. YouriQ Winston 3:00; 4-40; Fri. On A Clear Day You Can Sec 7:25; 10:00 Sat. & Sun. Complete Lobster Dinner.....'5* Forever 7:15; Lody Sings the Blues 9.30 Sot. Where Anpets Go Trouble Fol- ON THE LEFT" (llrtl a children under 10 free) Sot. Son of Lossie 2:00; Lodv Sings lows 1! noon; Young Winston 3 00; the Blues 5:00; 9:40; On A Cleor Day 4 40; 7:25; 10:00 - PLUS - 1.30 Sun. Young Winston 2:00; 4 .10; / 25; Sun. Son ot Lassie 2:00; On A Clear 410OD Is Subject of Exhibit Day 7:00; Lady Sings the Blues 9:15 THE MOST HORRIFYING OCEAN TOWNSHIP WALTER READE THEATERS FILM EVER MADE! Admiral fienbow Inn CIRCLE- By FLORENCE BRUDER noted loeal artist. . Mrs. Asa lias had one-wom- Fn. Younq Winsfon 2:00, 7:00, 9:30 2 .lark>on Slivi'l. Highland*. VI- Sat. Young Winston 2:40; 5:00; 7:30; "MARK OF The exhibit will run through an shows at the Shrew :;bury 10:00, Dovldond Lisa 12:10 Sun. Young Winston 2:30; 4:50; 7:10 Carlton IMlllllc: 201-29 I -1 232 American Express Cards Honored DEAL — The public recep- early April and is part (if the (iuild of Creative Art. the As- 7:15 Rttl Bonk HI 9M0 THE DEVIL" tion will be held Sunday from Y's showcase sponsored bury F'ark Society of Fine Art, FREEHOLD 4 to ftp.m . in the Monmouth series. the Verona Public Library MALL 1 - Fri, Poseidon Adventure 7.20. 9:25 YM-YWHA, 100 Grant Ave., to Mrs. Asa was educated in and Danny's in Red Bank. Sat Poseidon Adventure 2.00; 8 00, 10:00 Town West Town West mark the opening of an exhib- Boston'where she was gradu- She has exhibited in many Sun. Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 5:15, Highway )J ot Polrmr Avt it of oils, drawings and mixed ated from the School of I'rac- juried shows such as Mnn- 7:20; 9:25 Mlddletown tri-1070 media by Mrs. Sally Asa, tical Art, Boston Teachers niouth College, the Art Center MALL 2 — Fri. The Gelawoy 7:30; 9-40 College and the Museum of the Oranges, the Monmouth Sal. Son ol Lossie 2:00; The Getnwny ^NOMINATED FOR 70- 7:30; 9:40 School of Art. Arts Foundation and the Mon- Sun. Son of Lassie 2:00; The Gctflwoy Community • ACADEMY AWARDS* 5:05. 7:15; 9:2S Eotonlown S4? 4J01 * ATLANTIC She studied with .Inn Argay mouth Festival of the Arts. BRICKTOWN CINEMA-291-0148 in Paris and Voachim Loeber A winner of numerous BRICK PLAZA - INCLUDING BEST PICTURE and other outstanding artisls prizes and awards for her Fri. The Getaway 7:)5; 9:25 & BEST ACTRESS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Sot. Son of Lassie 2:00 SAT. & SUN. THEM LIFE IS A BALL in Israel. work, her paintings decorate The Getaway 7:30; 9:40 LIZA MINELLI Sun. Son of Lossie 2:00; The Getaway the homes of many art collec- 5:05; 7:15,-9:25 2 P.M. tors both here and abroad. MALL CINEMA 1 — f SAVOY Fri. Poseidnn Adventure 7:15; 9; IS I Mittlien off Main Mrs. Asa is a versatile art- Sat. Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 7 45; IKHII AD Vibury PirV.ill-35 BALL AFTER BALL Music Makers Theatres 9:50 ist and a fine teacher. In a re- Sun, Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 5:15, #]CHiLDRENS IN 7:20; 9:25 AFTER fttONDATNIGHf; cent interview she .stated, "I MALL CINEMA 2 — love to experiment and ex- Fri. Young Winston V. 15; 9:30 MGMi MATiNEES Sal. Young Winslon 2:00; 7:30; 9:40 CABARET" j IS DATE NIGHT!,i plore through the.media. I am Sun. Young Winston ?:30, 4.50. 7 05; BALL! fascinated with the things 1 9:22 can do with the wide expanse HER SCRAPPY PUP BECOME; PLAZA-Hazlet of materials available today. I Town East RTE 36 at MIDDLE RO 26(4434 A HERO! STRAND THEATRE consider painting as fun and ! SiralhmorejhoppingPlaia Hwy3^ Matawan NOMINATED FOR never get 'up.tight' no matter METRO-GOLDWVN-MAYER SEVEN ACADEMY we 1 how frustrating a situation present -KEYPORT- AWARD? can get.1' MAGGIE SMITH Mrs. Asa is considered a CINEMA I NOMINATED BEST NOW SHOWING strong and happy painter. Her ACTRESS colors are vivid and her sub- "SOUNDER" IN ject matter versatile and easy NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY to associate with. Her work on ' AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS "LITTLE MISS Scintilla paper is unique and "TRAVELS refreshing. CINEMA 2 The wife of Dr.-Maxim Asa WITH INNOCENCE" and the mother of twin colle- PETER.L/WFORD MY AUNT" -ALSO- gian daughters and a young Tiddler DONALD CRISP son, she resides at HI Darling- LASS ton Itoad here. JUNELOCKHART Further information on the VICE OR VERSA CINEMA 34-Matawan [TECHNICOLOB? NIGaBRUCa Community RT.34 533 3600 exhibit may be obtained from of '74 Have Bernstein at the Y. THEY TAUGHT MORE ROBERT G R A N T' S BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 HELD OVER ELEC. IN-CAR HEATERS OPTIONAL SHAW THAN THE, AY GF-4ERA LEARNEDL FILM • ! CHIIDHIN UNDID limit DRIVE-IN TJi w""» —fc CORPORATION f*f\l f\r\ 6th BIG WEEK! K|-_•-•=-«» I ™, .,„„, COLOR ANNE 2 mi SOUTH JCI »H 35I36 BANCROFTj 7 ACADEMY AWARD HttUET 264 2200 PLUS - 2nd HIT NOMINATIONS! THEY SHARED MORE YOU1 747-0333 Including Best THAN THEIR ROOMS! Supporting Actress! WINSTON SHELLEY WINTERS TWITCH . ttV. VIcQUmEN/MacGRA "THE AMERICA'S of the ROOMMATES" ..^ SATURDAY A SUNDAY BIGGEST HIT! CHILDREN'S MATINEE FUN MAKER SAT. AND SUN. AT 2 1 • CHILDREN'S MATINEtS ONE OF DEATH NERVE 2 BIG FEATURES \ PLAZA THE GREATEST * HA2LEI ADVENTURES Also: "Tarzarfs Deadly Silence" EVER PLUS - 2nd BIG HIT BLIND DEAD CINEMA "Tarzan's jungle Rebellion" "THE BOTH RATED G '^'VV^'V^-V POSEIDON ADVENTURE" STARRING GENEHACKMAN # ERNEST BORGNINE SHELLEY WINTERS. ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS EXTRA LATE SHOW including BEST PICTURE SAT. NIGHT «1: BEST ACTRESS AT MIDNIGHT! LIV ULLMANN "NIGHT OF THE THE' LIVING DEAD" The Emigrants GIETAWA* with Max von Sydow STEVE McQUEEN/ALI MACGRAW Lyric SAT. & SUN. I "cA*Boy Named SALLY STRUTTERS BEN JQhjNSQN AL KIDDIE m MON; TUE*WED; THUR - 7 pm & 9 pm MATINEES Charlie «Brou>n" FRI -6:30,r8:40& 10:45 SAT & SUN - 2:00:4:15; 6:30; 8:40; 10:45 "FELLINI'S RED CARPET *The Latest in Sound and Film ROMA" THEATRE plus LATE SHOW EVERY N.TE Presentation lectures

* AMPLE PAR« ^l^'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiili'liipW1""*111'1"1" Circle •t W II Atbu', hC> ONE OF THE YEARS - NOMINATED FOR 3\, THIE § ACADEMY AWARDS!* "YOUNG WINSTON" WITH [GETAWAY ANN BANCROFT SIMON WARD ALSO SUN. 4:15 P.M. SHOWING Seven Students to Address Junior Science Symposium WEST LONG BRANCH '-, to encourage toe study of sci- membership in the New Jer- ed a course in meteorology. entitled "The Development of Society, and at his school is a has been a member of the Outside of school, he has Seven students have been se- ence and provide an opportu- sey State Chemistry League Reflecting his interest In the Techniques JOT tbe* Study of member of the Spanish Honor cross-country team at his high played for the last four years lected to present their original nity for participants to com- and in the Explorers' comput- subject, his paper is entitled Peptidoglycan Biosynthesis in Society, the Key Club and the school for four years, and on the Navesink Country Club research papers at the 11th pare current research proj- er science group at Bell Labo- "Precipitation and the Lunar E. Coll W-? throughout the Spanish Club. He is recipient team captain for four years, Ice Hockey team for four, annual Junior Science Sym-, ects. ratories, His topic is "Deter- Phases." Cell Cycle." They worked on of a letter of commendation earning two varsity letters years. He also is a member of posium to be held at FL Mon- The student papers, which mination of the Thermal In- A member of tbe National it at the 1972 National Science for his performance on the and a trophy at the 1972 Shore the Shore Athletic Club and of mouth and Monmouth College are submitted well in advance activation Points of Selected Foundation-sponsored Pro- National Merit Scholarship Coaches Invitational Meet. He the 1000 mile relay world today and tomorrow Honor Society, he has a proj- of the symposium and Judged Fungi." ect entered in this year's gram hi Biochemistry. Both test. His paper is entitled also has been on both the in- record team established by Included are Sandra Altaian by a committee headed by Mr. Mattison participated Westinghouse Science Talent are members of the National "Chemical and Bacterial Ana- door and outdoor track teams, the Shore A.C. in 1972. Last of Freehold Regional High Dale H. Schick, assistant pro- last summer in the University Search. Honor Society. lyses of Northern New Jersey •and for the past two years has year, he was a member of School; David Anick, The fessor in the department of of Wyohiing Physics Enrich- Mr. Neel and Mr. Parker's Mr. Roubik also holds mem- Coastal Waters." been president of the Ice Boy Scout Explorer Post No. Ranney School, New Shrews- physics at Monmouth College, .ment program, which includ- jointly-researched paper is bership in the National Honor Interested in athletics, he Hockey Club. 265 in chemistry. bury; Michael Besosa, Free- always are a highlight of the hold Regional High School; program. William C. Mattison, Lenape In something of a first for Regional High School, Med- the symposium, two of this foni; Benjamin G. Neel and year's winners — Mr. Spar- David Parker, Cherry Hill andeo and Mr. Anick - also High School-East, and An- were selected to present pa- thony V. Roubik, Red Bank pers at last year's meet. Regional High School. Mr. Sparandeo, whose The paper of James J. Spar- stand-by paper is entitled andeo of Shore Regional High "The Effect of Pressure on School has been selected on Nematodes in a Cryptobiotic "stand-by" basis for presenta- State," is an associate mem- tion, in the event one of the ber of the New Jersey Junior seven is unable to attend. Academy of Science and the The students are among 170 recipient of grants from both from 49 high schools in south- the New Jersey Academy of ern, and central New Jersey Science and from the Society and Staten Island who will of Sigma Xi of Newark Col- participate in the Symposium. lege of Engineering. a flokati look, at look-again savings! There also will be 48 of their He also has received a cer- teachers in attendance at the tificate of outstanding meet, cosponsored by the col- achievement from the Nation- created with american ingenuity... in man-made fibers thai- are furry-thick, carefree, non-allcrgcnic . • . lege and the United States al Aeronautics and Space Ad- Army Electronics Command, ministration, and a regional $ Ft. Monmouth. It is designed award from the National Sci- now at 86. savings in the large size rugs, ence Teachers Association's "Tomorrow's Scientists and Engineers" program. In addi- and for immediate delivery in all sixes 1 tion, he took a third-place win and honorable mention in the Central New Jersey Science Fair. A Boy Scout, he is active in his high school in the astro- appro*. nomy, biology and literary 139. regularly 228. clubs. 8.6x12 Mr. Anick, who is winner of approx. reg. Hit the 1971 and 1972 state con- tests sponsored by the Math- 6x9 size 115. 89. ematics Association of Amer- 4x6 size 55. 45. Let us give you a ica, is a National Merit final- ist, and a finalist in the First U.S.A. Mathematical Olym- FREE ESTIMATE piad. During the past year, he on our received a State Science Day award in chemistry. Marvelous man made fibers... with true-to-nature glamour! "SEAMLESS" Miss Altman, like the re- Here in rust with a fabulous Hoteti loot maining student winners, will originated in Greece, now re-created in America. ALUMINUM be presenting her first sym- RAIN GUTTER posium paper. She is a mem* All of deep, thicl 3/2

. ••' The purpose of the hearing is to re- ~eeive evidence on the questions of the present status of fuel supply, the future Xsupply and demand conditions, the rea- -sonable standard mix of fuels and a uni- form State-wide adjustment clause in- The.Woolmark is your assurance of quality tested ctrptU cluding the anticipated charges for con- made of Pure Wool Pile ^sumers. r * New Jersey Natural Gas Company 140 Broad Street, Red Bank U Tie Xtafly U&ttt, AMI tHk-HMieteim, N.J. Friday, March I, lfTT Good Monthly Return K Save on Taxes By ROGER E. SPEAR GNMA take % per cent of the Interest paid on the mortgage Q — Would you describe for their services in guaran- By ffVLVU PORTER nHttmnMiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii on the IRS office in which you SUCCESSFUL file your return — probably Ginny Mae pass throughs, giv- teeing and collecting pay- What are the odds that the because different IRS dis- ing your opinion on them as INVESTING ments. Yields are currently income tax return you arc YOUR MONEY'S tricts have different amounts income holdings? I would like about 7.2 per cent to 7.3 per now preparing will be picked of manpower available, differ- to know the amount of inter- cent on pass throughs. Inter- for audit by the Internal Rev- WORTH ent percentages of "fruitful" est they pay, the length of these certificates is such that est is "passed through" tially. enue Service? You're no more audit possibilities, etc. Below time required for return of an active secondary market monthly on collections made GNMA modified pass- iiMiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHiiiii than normal if, as you figure are the audit odds depending limitations if he could have principal, their safety and trading $25 to $35 million cer- the previous months. This also through certificates are sold out your deductions and put examination of olhcr tax re- on your location: shown that he had filed re- where they may be pur- tificates daily now exists. The holds true lor payments on by most brokerage firms.cer- together whatever documents turns. In the borough of Marihat- turns for those earlier years. chased. — W.J. Government National Mort- principal and for the propor- tainly any of the larger .na- you can find to prove your Thus, if you are an investor tan, New York City, the odds . Of course, few of you will be A — This particular debt gage Association is a wholly tional share in any pre- tionwide houses handle them. claims, you wonder whether in an oil. real estate, cattle or on an audit of an individual's challenged for failing to file security is a newcomer being government-owned Corpo- payments. This might prove The customary metnod is to you'll actually have to back some other lax shelter group return are one out of 34, and or for committing fraud. But first offered in February, - ration one of whose functions confusing to holders, since sell certificates on a net basis up your statements before an or even if you are a partner in on a corporation's relurn one it's still good policy for you to 1970. Institutional investors is to provide financing for conceivably, monthly remit- rather than charging a com- IRS agent. Understandable in- a regular business partner- but of 22. In Parkersburg, W. retain indefinitely copies of were originally the major FHA/VA-approved mort- tances could vary substan- 1 deed — so the vital news here ship and the relurn for that Va., the odds on an audit of an your returns with attached buyers but when the min-gages. It is in conjunction is that you have a much high- partnership or for any one individual's return are oneout mail receipts and cancelled imum denomination was low- with this financing operation Bclford Man er chance of being audited member is selected for exam- of 46, and on a corporation's tax payment checks. This ered from $100,000 to $25,000 that the modified pass- than most taxpayers if: ination, your chances of an return one out of 12, record-keeping won't annoy individuals came into the through certificates originate. Gets Bank Post — Yours is a non-business audit are greatly increased. In Denver, Colo., the odds you or use up much space. market. Investor interest in FHA-approved mortgage LINDEN - Robert K. return with an adjusted gross But because the returns de- on an audit of an individual's bankers assemble a group of Rockhill, president, Commu- income of $50,000 or more. scribed above have a high pri- return are one out of 77, andiiniinttiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiirifiniiiiiiiliiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiinr similar FH"A/VA-backed nity State Bank and Trust — Yours is a business or ority for audit, don't assume on a corporation's return one mortgages, alike in interest Company here, has an- farm business relurn with an that all returns in those cate- out of 23. In Reno, Nev., the rate and maturity, and parti- nounced the appointment of adjusted gross income of gories will be audited. And be- odds on an audit of an individ- Local Securities cipation certificates on the Michael T. Ruane of Belford $30,000 or more. . cause you aren't in any of ual's return are one out of 31, pool are then issued under as personnel manager. — Your return is tied in to these categories, don't as- on a corporation's return one GNMA auspices. Mr. Ruane is a former as- some other tax return be- sume you wont be audited. out of 19. Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately -3 The certificates, which bear sistant treasurer from the cause you are a partner in a Neither assumption is justi- Record Keeping p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- the full faith and credit of the personnel relations depart- partnership, a shareholder of fied. Now, a final point on keep- up, mark-down, or commission'. U.S. government, also offer a ment of Chase Manhattan a closely held corporation or a Fewer Chances ing tax records: While the generous rate of return. While Bank, New York. He is a 1962 pseudo-corporation or you Meanwhile, the Treasury's Treasury is generally barred BANKS the underlying mortgages are graduate of Seton Hall Uni- have a similar relationship in auditing capabilities continue, from assessing taxes after Bid Asked generally written for 30 years, versity and served as an in- a group. to decline — thereby reducing three years from the filing nf American'Bancnrp 14'4 15 actuarial experience shows fantry captain in the United An Illustration the chances of audit for all of your return, the Treasury can Belmar.Wall National 70 that because of prepayment, States Army. Mr. Ruane and To illustrate what hap- you. The official statistics for go back as far as it wishes if Central Jersey Bank 18% 12 years is the average life of his wife Mary Anne, have four pens: When an IRS agent ex- 71 as compared with 70 re- it claims that your return was Colonial First National Bank... 5^ 6 a mortgage. The issuer and children. Michael T. Ruane amines the returns of your veal that odds on having your fraudulent or that you never 'Community State Bank 53 55 .partnership or corporation or return audited have (alien as filed a return for a" specific First Merchants Nat'l Bank \\yA 11% the returns of your fellow follows: year. For instance, in the pro- First Nat'l Bank Toms River : 29>£ 31 partners or stockholders, the For corporations, one cess of examining a Mr. Franklin State Bank 29 31 agent may decide that the chance in 14 down from one in Blank's retunvthe IRS agent Jersey Shore Bank 25 27 IRS also should examine the 11; could find no records of his Bank of Manalapan 24^4 26 returns of other partners or For individuals, one chance having filed any returns for New Jersey National Corp 32 32% stockholders. For instance, out of 265 for a field audit the years 1956 through 1961. Ocean County National 40 the IRS Manhattan District against one out of 250 the pre- Mr. Blank claimed he had ^Peoples Nat'l Bank. Lakewood 285 Audit Division in Ihe year en- vious year; filed these returns, but he had Shore National Bank 19 20 ding June 30, 1959, disposed of think green! For individuals, one chance no retained copies, cancelled United Counties Trust Co 21 22% 24,316 field audits of individual out of 72 for an audit in an checks, etc., to prove it. United Jersey Banks of N.J... 26*4 and fiduciary returns. Of this IRS office against one out of He was therefore hit with total, only 7,394 were chosen 58 the previous year. tax for all those years — INDUSTRIAL directly for examination. The Even more specifically, the despite the fact that some of Bid Asketf 5c remaining 13.702 were picked odds on whether you'll be au- the earlier years would have Aerolngical Research lc (or audit as the result of IRS dited will vary, too, depending been closed by the statute'of Alkon Industires.. 3% 4% Atlantic Appliance Co., lnc 1 Brockway I'.'.'.'.'"".'.. 23 23i/4 Buck Engineering 5'^ 6% Colonial Foods...... 2'/^ 3% FINEST QUALITY LAWN Electronic Associates G'/i 6% Electronic Assistance.. 2V4 2% Foodarama 4 4% AND FERTIUZER PRODUCTS (JibsonHomans 7V& 7% Interdata '. 9% 10 King James Kxlended Care 2 •2% Laird S'/£ H Metallurgical International .l'i 1% Midland Glass 8% 9 save with greenfield SCOTTS • BORDEN'S NUTRO Monmouth Airlines i/4 Monmouth Capital 8'^ 91/4 trebllawn fertilizer ' Monmouih Industries 1^ green power fertilizer Keep grass greener with fertilizer in- Prevents crabgrass before It starts or II PERLITE • MILORGANITE Monmouth Park 10'/^ % gredients that make a difference... it shows Us ugly head on your lawn. 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GARDEN CENTER MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD at the Atlantic Grange build- ing in Colls Neck. Twenty youngsters participate in the swimming program held two SINCE 1926 days a week at the Shore Area NEST TOO SMALL? YMCA pool in Asbury Park. A story hour is included Plan now to move up to more room, with a new home, for SYCAMORE AVE. 741-6300 SHREWSBURY with the gym program. home prices won't come down! But before you make this, According to Dulcie Dyche, the biggest investment of your life, find out what it's all about at the Free 13th Annual N.J. Shore Builders Associ- ation's Home Buyers School at Monmouth College Sci- INTRODUCING TO THE SHORE AREA ence Hall Amphitheater Monday Nights, April 2, 9 and 16. Co-sponsored by Jersey Central Power and Light Co, and Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., Phila., Pa.

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• FREE NEXT DAY DELIVERY* NJ. SHORE NAME * FOB DEUVEHY, $S MINIMUM ORDER. PLEASE BUILDERS RIORDAN PUCE, SHREWSBURY ADDRESS (OFF SHREWSBURY AVE BY RED BAHK TIRCl ASSOCIATION ce Jjuopliu J/nc, TOWN ZIP CODE 747-3600 Mail t«t NJ. Shore luiMtrs Associations* 2107 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant, NJ. 08742 13 , Matawan Twp. Eye Regional Service Plan KEANSBUBG — Regionali- Township, as borough health 18,000 in Matawan Township zation of health services be- Board of Health president ficer's salary will be covered sioner at an annual salary of requiring owners of vacant Beaney praised borough officer. so that solves our first requis- Arthur Robinson said after under the state grant. $11,000. property to clear the land of workers for their action in tween this borough and Mata- Mr. O'Neill said he has been ite." wan Township is imminent, it council's session that Mr. The manager said the posi- debris. replacing a broken sewer line. in touch with Matawan Town- Mr. O'Neill said the munici- Richardson will receive a' sal- Mr. O'Neill announced the tion which is only on a six "I hope Sgt. Dalton doesn't "Not only did they save the was learned at Borough Coun- ship administrator George E. cil's meeting. palities can share 122,000 in ary of $3,000 to serve the appointment of Dale N. Sa- month trial basis is funded un- have to issue summonses," borough money but they Smith in an attempt to re- state aid if a mutual agree- borough untilJune 1. risky of Parlin to serve as der federal revenue Sharing. the manager said. "But we worked, under dangerous con- James T.O'Neill, borough gionalize with that municipal- ment can be worked out. manager, in his report to He added that the health of- full-time recreation commis- Mr. O'Neill also announced have to get these properties ditions as the line was much ity and gain state aid. the temporary appointment of cleaned up so he .will be isdeepe- r than has been antici- •council related that Board of "The first requirement the Health members have unani- police Sgt. Thomas Dalton to suing warnings right away." pated," the councilman state insists on is a combined enforce a borough ordinance Councilman Raymond A. stated. mously approved the hiring of population of 25,000 people," William Richardson of 12D Mr. O'Neill said. "We have Deerfield Lane, Matawan 10,000 here and they have five easy pieces for all seasons! SetcHI "I/ purehm tntblii ui lo put en Ubuloui uvingi lo you. Wo boughl tltii rnoil-wint«d dMp-HilIng group ty (M trolght urIMd, oil MMOft,.,l>om Amtrlu't lirgost mtnultclurtr. Mtull? UnboiUbK low pncM lor youl right for patio, den or game room TO ADULT RESIDENTS FliwlMS,(Junblomougnl-lronanddeipcuihiurivinyl,dimwilli'ptiinirnnlcolor.Eloginl,rollioo', conliinpo'rtryl In 6 liniilui (nd de»nt of colon «na'(«bfic«. . . _. OF in stock MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP for immediate A free glaucoma testing clinic will be conducted on or deferred delivery two days a month at the Middletown Township ...asyou prefer Board of Health office, 78 Kings Highway EXAM- INATION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Call 671-3100 extension 228 or 229. NOW IS THE TIME 25% to wake up on other special purchases your lawn Chalso lovnglt, Color-Coardinaled Umbrtllis, Glui Tpp Dining Giotipj, Mil!) Tfblet, Ctiilf*. ...much, much more!

BUILDING BARRIERS —What happens now? This is a question being raised by AAonmouth County officials during a wheelchair ride sponsored, only by the New Jersey Easter Seal Society,. The ride was aimed at showing $ how building barriers, such as steps or curbs without ramped areas, can IF FUftCMlSEO deny thousands of New .Jersey's handicapped residents access to buildings 199 XMMURy and hinder employment opportunities. The New Jersey Easter Seal So- ciety has launched a campaign to eliminate building barriers. Participat- only ing in the ride, from the left, are Freeholder Albert E. Allen; John De- Cerce, administrator/ Freehold Area Hospital and first vice president of pre-season sale! Work and worry five UTIMMM 6 Cushion Sofa, Two Lounge Chairs, End Table and Cocktail Table complete annual program CmntkMlnMCMM the New Jersey Easter Seal Society; Middletown Police Chief Joseph M. with Rippled Glass Top. (To add versatile Nest Tables, just add 21.95) C McCarthy, and State Sen. Joseph Azzolina in wheelchair. OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ SPECIAL Oceanport Zoning Board AERATING & rollout «(«»•*> FwifMCMM the POWER ROLLING Harden Introductory *P«cUI- Pomr Airat* - Pawtr cenlet RalUI.ISUpTo4QI0 To Review Variance Plea tq FL Etch AMRtoMl OPEN DAILY9 Is 5, Inel. Sunday. Rt. 71, Monmouth Road, West Long Branch, N.J. Phone: 201/229-2547 tq n SI. Swdtot «i* OCEANPORT - The Zon- only as a food service shop residents and businessmen in 19 F«rUtl»llen Wllh Ywr ing Board of Adjustment has and has been vacant since No- the urban renewal area. •1973 TURNER BROS. GARDEN CENTER . MASTER CHARGE 8ANKAMERICARD reserved decision until vember, according to testi- its next regular meeting next- mony presented at the hear- month on the request of ing. Wayne Levic for a use vari- The property formerly was ance to operate a sporting zoned commercial but was goods and hobby shop at 338 changed to multiple dwelling Oceanport Ave. when the borough's master The property, located in the plan Was adopted. Approval of LIGHTING borough's urban renewal the master plan froze the area, is owned by Joseph P. commercial use at what it Mazza, 274 Broad St., Eaton- was then, a food service shop. CALL 747-2183 town. It is limited now to use Mr. Mazza, who said he had owned the building since 1942, told the bdard he had been unable to rent it as a food ser- vice store and that it would RED BANK'S ONLY AUTHORIZED Carrier] DEALER remain vacant if the variance is not granted. He said there had been two or three differ- ent food service businesses there in the last three years, and that none had been able to maintain a successful oper- ation. Mr. Levic, the applicant, said in response to questions, that he was aware the proper- ty was located in the urban renewal area. "Actually you are going into it with your eyes wide open?" asked board president Ken- neth N.Boyter. ON Carrier Tentative plans for the sec- ond year of toe borough's ur- ban renewal program call lor MODEL # relocation, slightly southward, Carrier 38GS004 of the section of Oceanport 36,000 BTU Ave. where Mr. Mazza's prop- erty is located. His building, CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING on the south side of the street, is one of those that would which includes: have been acquired for the * Room Thermostat - Deluxe Healing & Cooling project. Joseph C. Boynton, owner of * Matching Evaporator "A" coil Model 28AF004 the King and Queen Restau- rant, 339 Oceanport Ave., * 25' Pre-rtiarged Refrigerant Tubing across the street from Mr. * Outdoor Condensing Unit-Base Mazza's property, urged the board to grant the variance so * 25' Power Wiring that a new business could Our Price • PnvMtd EMCMcd S«nrfc», Duel Sjnrwr, Rtghfn, a Furnlet Stall jm Adi- qutlt —** move into the vacant store. "A vacant store .does not • 1 YEAR GUARANTEE bring any traffic "into our • 5 YEAR WARRANTY ON COMPRESSOR area." he said. He also told the board a vacant store can present a hazard to others ONLY nearby. He said a vacant .store next to his restaurant is a hazard to him both for fire and as the possible source of a breaking and entering at- tempt. 24 PETALS FORMED TO "These blighted conditions CREATE THESE COLORFUL downtown don't help you, don't help me, don't help any- TULIP SHADES. 16" WIDE x body." he said. 15" HIGH. Mr. Boynton is president of the Business Owners Associ- Also Available In Swag INSTALLED ation of Oceanport and chair- man of the Project Area Com- At Extra Charge "THE UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY mittee, an organization of IOEPENDABLES" OPEN THUR8. and FBI. TIL 9 - SATURDAY TIL S Expand Parking At Welfare Office NEW SHREWSBURY - CLARKE W NOEL NILSON Robert C. Wells, director of DIVISION the Monmouth County Wel- ENGINEERING fare Board, announced the THE LIGHTING CENTER WEATHERMAKERS TO MONMOUTH COUNTY SINCE 1 opening of expanded parking facilities at the board's offices 1 LEONARD ST. at 10« Apple St. 79 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, N.J Mr. Wells said the new RED BANK 741-3454 parking lot adds 180 parking spaces to existing faculties. TEL 741-6400 U ** IWfr lefhter, Bel Batk-MiMJeOwi, !W Mfcy, Ktrei I, ifR The New Brownie

TINA MARIA FOR- GIONE, 8, Red Bank, models shorts and blouse, part of new Brownie uniform.

Mix-and-Match Ii's hard to beat the appeal of a 7 or 8- group of versatile clothes adaptible for the year-old girl smiling her toothiest grin — and Brownie activities — from running, jumping, all dressed up in her Brownie Girl Scout uni- exploring, camping and hiking to dressing up form. But Brownies today are even rnore ap- for church or synagogue. pealing — in 24 different ways. They will no Largest In World longer look alike. The largest voluntary organization for Just in time for Girl Scout Week — which girls in the world, Girl Scouts of America is RegisterStaff Photos by.LarryPern?i begins Sunday — the new Brownie Girl Scout open to all girls 7 through 17 who subscribe to Paper Doll illustrations by Ray Maher uniform has been introduced. It is a uniform so its ideas as expressed in the Girl Scout Prom- versatile that it will allow each girl a choice of ise and Law: "I will do my best: to be honest; 24 different ways to wear it. to be fair, to help where I am needed, to be The new uniform has a tangerine knit top cheerful, to be friendly and considerate, to be that goes with the brown pinpoint check of the a sister to every Girl Scout, to respect author- new jumper and pants. The tie also is tan- ity, to use resources wisely, to protect and im- gerine. There is a perky white blouse with prove the world around me, to show respect brown variegated stripes of a stylized Girl for myself and others through my words and Scout refoil design. There is an A-line jumper, actions." pants and shorts, all in permanent press with There are 3,110,000 girls (one out of every soil-release finishes. They are available now at seven girls, ages 7-17 in the USA) who have local Scout departments. taken this promise. Unique as a voluntary Founded in 1112 girls' organization, it links girls worldwide ' In the early days of Girl Scouts of the through the World Association of Girl Guides U.S.A., which was founded "by Juliette Gordon and Girl Scouts in 91 countires. Low in Savannah, Ga., March 12, 1912, only Dedicated Volunteers sire distinguished Brownies from their older The strength of the Girl Scout movement sisters. They all wore the same uniform. But in rests in the dedicated volunteer leadership of 1926, the Brownie Scout had her own brown its adult members, the cooperation and sup- dress complete with peaked Pixie hat and port of the communities and the affiliation with matching bloomers! Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Today, nearly In 1933 the uniform became a. brown cotton 60,000 men serve as consultants and resource dress and in 1941, the unform became a one-••• people to local councils as members of Girl piece dress of brown cotton chambray, and the Scout national, regional and local governing, brown felt beanie was introduced. administrative boards and as troop leaders. It wasn't until 1962 — the last Brownie uni- For the 16,000 in the Monmouth Council of Girl form change — that a little color was in- • Scouts, there are more than 2,700 adults who JENNIFER BENNETT, I troduced. This was the addition of a tangerine help make the varied programs possible. Indi- 7, Red Bank.models vidual troops and Neighborhoods have plans to cotton four-in-hand tie and a tangerine embroi- the new Brownie A-line dered Brownie emblem on the beanie. The celebrate the 61st birthday of the program that beanie is still part of thenew uniform, helps to mold their lives "Today's Vision, To- jumper. k The idea for the change was to create a morrow's World." XT1-' 'eli ' ' ' ofg ' ' •..'jt1 ' ';P Fetes for Birthday of Girl Scouts WE'LL BUY YOUR To mark the 61st Anniver- Bayshore Neighborhood has about their experiences. neighborhood program in the 5 p.m. March 16, also for the will feature service projects sary of Girl Scouting in the scheduled an all-Neighbor- Freehold Neighborhood an- church parlor of St. John's benefit of Council program. of the past year including Day United States, here are some hood breakfast on Girl Scout nual Art Show will be in The Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Pre-Fall registration also will Care Center dolls and hand-, of the plans afoot thus far re- Sunday, March 11, at Buck Lodge, Camp Sacajawea, Brownie troop 415 will give a be conducted at the Garage craft done by the Brownies, <£. FAT...NOWTHATS ported to Monmouth Council: Smith's, Keansburg, at 10 a.m. from Monday through series of skits and plays dur- sale. An adult must accom- Juniors and Cadettes. ' ' Atlantic Highlands will do a Mrs. Alex Curley, Monmouth Thursday. A Moth- ing their regular meeting pe- pany each registering child. REAL INCENTIVE. special program for the PTA Council's executive director, er/Daughter Luncheon will be riod, 3 p.m., for other and have a store window dis- will address the group. Senior tomorrow at Pacers and Trot- Brownies of Little Silver. An Middletown Neighborhood' will have an Arts and Crafts SAL'S play in the business district. Girt Scouts also will partici- ters at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Leon- Art Show will be next Friday show in the Middletown Li- pate in the program. i , art) Gibson will be the princi- from 3 to 5 p.m. and Saturday, TavernS Restaurant Englishtown-Manalapan from" 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the brary and has a song-fest Serving pal speaker. Junior troops will scheduled for mid-week. DANCE will stage an Art Show Mon- participate in the program. Little Silver Borough Hall. day through Friday in the. Two large window displays in Mrs. Rodney Pierce is chair- Shrewsbury Neighborhood LUNCH & DINNER CLASSES Steinbach Community Boom!; the downtown business dis- man. will have a display in the Chil- 'till a.m. Manalapan. Art Work o'f Matawan Neighborhood has dren's Room, Monmouth • Acrobatic • Gymnastic trict of Freehold will feature 40lh Yr. in Red Bank Brownies through Senior level Girl Scouting during the en- distributed 2,000 Girl Scout County Library. This display ' Shrewsbury it Herbert • Balance Beam will be displayed. Awards will tire month of March. Week pYogram inserts to oil Street Parking be presented Tuesday. Craft Hazlet Neighborhood has an churches in their area; some items will be on exhibit in the ecumenical service for Hazlet of the distribution to be made Steinbach Mall, Manalapan Girl Scouts planned for 2 p.m. at services by girls in unif- and will cover a variety of Sunday at St. Benedict's Cath- orm.. Mrs. Fred Werner, scouting skills. A Cadette cov- olic. Church. The Rev. William Neighborhood chairman, will PRIME RIB ered dish supper will be Sun- Bausch will welcome the speak at the Calvary Baptist day at Camp Sacajawea and group; Rabbi Henry Weiner, Church. This Neighborhood • Twirling the program will include Temple Shalom, will be prin- will conduct a garage sale SPECIAL CLASSES "Smoke Signal" slides, a fash- cipal speaker; Adele Duca, March 16-17 at the Little (The Going Rate $1.00 per Pound) Street firehouse, Matawan, REBELUON For 2 and 3 yr. Olds ion show, and a discussion of Cadette troop 40, will do a re- opportunities and challenges. citation; music will be by St. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., pro- FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, THE BODY Register Now! Three Cadette troops and one Benedict's Youth Folk Group. ceeds to go to Monmouth SHOPPE IS PAYING ALL ITS CUSTOMERS ALL AGES INCL. TEENS Senior troop will participate. Little Silver reports Sunday Council for projects. A Mobile $1 FOR EACH POUND OF FAT THEY LOSE. and ADULTS SO GET TO THE BODY SHOPPE AND Seniors of this Neighborhood Cadette troop 311 will do a Cake sale will be held from 3- Expert Instruction - will go weekend camping and START TRIMMING OFF NOW ... TO LOSE Reasonable Rales AS MANY POUNDS AS YOU CAN, AND COL- conduct an evaluation. 295 LECT AS MANY DOLLARS AS YOU CAN BY Red Bank and Fair Haven 493-4022 1 MARCH 311 LEAH MAUER Neighborhoods are combining 2113Rt.35,OAKHUR$T their efforts for a program - FREE - SUN.. MON. & TUES. NIGHTS NO LONG TERM CONTRACTS SCHOOL OF DANCE Sunday. First Class awards ESTIMATE6 • DESIGN 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK 747-95S2 will be presented and senior DRAWINGS opportunity girls will talk VIST FAOORY* SHOWROOM M Doll*. ' 1M.S«I. *-» Wl<\ Fli. THE WORLD FAMOUS :KHCHEN'|i MASTERS] LOCK-STOCK COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR IN CONCERT Here am 3 Reasons... 842-9009 • C«rv«d Solid Wood Cor« Data* So*«m4 Oaeigfi MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL COR. RIVER BD. * FAIR HAVEN RD. THE MALL • Hand Rubbtd Oil FinithM FAIR HAVEN 741-1^1 BROAD & MONMOUTH, RED BANK SAT., MARCH 17th, 8 P.M. •rkig out Onki'* NMini BMuly • AH-Vmyl Imtrion Inc. Shftvn also: Linden • Lakewood • Miridletown Win* Ct«m. ADULTS 2.50 STUDENTS 1.25 'MVauanTbulldlng 8 3 VdmnnsaK- UKIIchm, \ if ! 7 1.4 . 1 i l I I •*! FOR ADVANCED SALES: MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: MEADOWBROOK P.TAt PC BO* JT. EATONTOWN r ne Dally Register, Bed Bujfc-MkKletptn, NX FHtoy, Mire* f, WI IS Improving Relations

By DR. JANES M. LONG mon to hear the comment, "there must be something wrong with me," because he cannot There is some solace in the realization that Family Counselor please his wife or she, her husband. A reaction the majority of us are subject to many com- of this type strongly reinforces a spouse's poor mon ailments; however, at other times we self-image and creates additional anxiety. Oth- may suffer from more serious problems. One tion, or an attempt to put aside feelings of infe- er sources of anxiety begin with rejection in way for us to cope with problems is through riority, or possibly to release tension. extramarital affairs, fear of failure in sexual our ability to obtain knowledge which should PrtMem In Adolesceice performance and fear of being seen sexually go a long way to lessen or possibly eliminate A particular area of concern for the help- inferior by a spouse, can provide the basis for our fears which effect our daily relationships. ing professions are the cases which deal with a poor sexual union. Until the advent of mod- It may be a generalization, but one is on the problem of anxiety and sex. One of the ma- em birth control devices, fear of pregnancy safe ground when one accepts the physical jor tasks which must be resolved in the adoles- was another major cause of incompatibility. union in marriage as an enjoyable and emo- cent years is the final resolyement of the prob- Majtr Breakthrough tionally rewarding experience, and one not so- lem of sexuality. It is the time for the termina- Within the last few years the public has be- lely for the purpose of procreation. Even in the tion of earlier conflicts within one's self, and come better informed of the pleasures of se- relationship outside of marriage, most couples especially the need to accept and cope with se- xuality, and, therefore, more accepting of readily admit that a loving relationship is still xual impulses. If the child who is approaching themselves. One of the major breakthroughs paramount in any type of physical contact. , manhood has been programmed that his se- has been the realizations that the female has Most of us feel that the female requires xual impulses are bad and. therefore, punish- the ability to participate fully and can also en- more tenderness and affection before she can able, he can only become insecure and anx- joy the sexual union. One of the major contri- respond sexually. However, in counseling ses- ious. butions to improve the relations between - sions, men have revealed themselves in state- The problem of anxiety and a fear of pun- spouses has been the new awareness that "if ments, such as, "She acts like a cold fish," or ishment for sexual behavior has been a major at first you don't succeed try, try again." In "she makes me feel unwanted or not needed." problem for many couples to overcome. Often time, and with more frequency, the sexual Surely such statements reveal a hurt' and sexual problems are more likely related to union will become a rewarding experience. eliminate the myth that some men act like ani- one's "personality.hangups," rather than the < * * mals in the sense that they are only interested cause of them. Dr. Long will be ftappy I* aiswer »y •in their own pleasure. In situations which in- The lack of a clear understanding of the questions directed to Mm In care of Tie Dally volve unsatisfactory relations, sometimes love problem between partners has caused one or Register, Red Bank, N.J. I77»l. CoafMeiUallty ^ .may mean other tilings—such as self-decep- both to blame his or herself. It is not uncom- will be respected. Fancy French Menu Under 500 Calories

By BARBARA GIBBONS % cup sweet red or green pepper, in strips bottled Caesar salad dressing. Toast 2 slices of protein bread 3 ounces sliced or shredded American cheese (processed) and cut into small cubes, Toss Lightly with salad. Who says calorie watching has to be a drag! With a little 2 tablespoons bread crumbs. GREEN BEANS AMANDINE - Prepare French-style fro- imagination it's easy to put together a diet-wise dinner that Spread fillets in a 12-inch pie pan or other shallow oven- The Slim Gourmet zen green beans according to package directions. Season with reads like a page from the fanciest French menu. For ex- proof dish just large enough to held them. Sprinkle on onion butter-flavored salt. Top each half-cup serving with 1 teaspoon ample: flakes and pepper strips. Pour on white wine. Cover dish with toasted almonds. (Toast almonds on a cookie sheet and in a French Onion Soup with Parmesan Cheese two cans and heating them. Top each serving with two tea- aluminum foil and place in a hot 450-degree oven. Bake 15 to 20 hot oven until lightly browned.) Caesar Salad with Croutons spoons of grated Parmesan cheese. Onion soup is such- a ca- minutes, until fish turns opaque-white and is cooked through. Wine-Poached Sole au Gralln lorie bargain you can afford the flavorful flourish! Remove from oven and pour off all liquid. Cover the top of CURACAO PARFAITS — Fill each stemmed glass with a Green Beans Amandine The rest of the menu is equally easy. Wine-poached fish the fish with cheese. Sprinkle the crumbs evenly over the sur- scoop serving of 97 per cent fat-free vanilla ice milk. Top each Curacao Part alt with a zesty cheese topping is a breeze with this simplified face. Return to oven and bake or broil, uncovered, until cheese with one tablespoon 60-proof orange liqueur. Garnish with a Slim Gourmet recipe: is just melted and browned. few fresh orange or tangerine slices. And all this can be accompanied with a glass of Chablis or EASY WINE-POACHED FISH At GRATIN Makes four servings, 189 calories each. * * * other dry white table wine. The total tab? Under 500 calories. 1 pound frozen fillets of flounder or sole • * * For more low-calorie seafood ideas, send a stamped self- And your Slim Gourmet dinner is equally thrifty in cost % cup dry white wine 'r^^^N QUICK CAESAR SALAD - Combine 1 head of torn ro- addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Fish Dishes, and effort as well. Onion soup for four is as easy as opening . 1 tablespoon onion flakes J i maine lettuce, % small sliced onion, 4 tablespoons low calorie in care of this newspaper, SO West Shore, Sparta, N.J. 07871.

Cause for Alarm tomorrow in red bank and asbury park! tomorrow and Sunday in brick town!

Dear Ann Landers: You destep a topic that depresses stated in a recent column that you and at the same time your mission is to comfort the avoid the guilt that might re- afflicted and afflict the com- Ann Landers sult if you don't mention the fortable. May I help? baby you lost is this: When Attention, Working Wives: asked how many children you Does your husband work a dif- never know what type he is lawyers, paperhangers or sid- have, simply say, "I have a off ferent shift? If so, you could until it's too late. ing salesmen. four-year-old. Our second be in for some trouble. Take My advice: Stay home with As for necking for a few baby died several years ago." firemen, for example. They your fireman-husband. Turn hours — well, if you want to, Can drugs be a friend in our regular stock of men's suits and slacks often do 24 hours of duty, and off the TV. Neck for a few why not? But if my memory time of stress? If you keep ' then they are off for 48 hours. hours, like you did when you serves me, necking was a your head together can they If:their wives work, these were dating. It can bring back holding action for unmarried be of help? Ann Landers' new men have a great deal of time memories and be great fun, couples who didn't believe in booklet, "Straight Dope on alone. They are not likely to Have I made someone un- going all the way. Or am I Drugs" separates the fact busy themselves about the comfortable? Good! I meant dating myself? from,the fiction. Get it today. $125-$150 polyester and wool suits house. They frequently seek to. — Midwest Authority Dear Ann Landers: I am a For each booklet ordered send other entertainment — often Dear Authority: I don't young mother 22 years of age a dollar bill, plus a long-self- women. The infidelity rate know where you got that 80 and have been married twice addressed, stamped envelope among firemen runs about 80 per cent unfaithful figure and given birth to two chil- (16c postage) to Ann Landers, per cent. among firemen. I doubt that dren. My first child is a Box 3346, Chicago, 111. 60654. Don't say, "Not my hus- their infidelity rate is any healthy four-year-old. My sec- 62.50-72.50 band. He's not the type." You higher than that of doctors, ond child died several months after birth. DANCING Check the regular price, then come check the quality and workmanship When people ask me if I Ballet Acrobatic have children I always say, on these fine suits. Smooth tailoring, wide lapels, deep center vents, Engaged "Yes." Then they want to Tap Toe single breasted styling You can wear the polyesters year 'round. Limit- know how many and their Character > ed quantities, broken sizes. ages. This question makes me Social uncomfortable because I am Children Front 3 Up forced to talk about some- Class and thing 1 would rather not go Private Lessons into. $20-$25 wool or polyester slacks If I answer "I have only one 7" • child," I feel I am being dis- respectful to the baby I lost. $ $ Please tell me how to handle this problem. - Depr- essed In Nashville 10- 12 Dear D.: The best way to si- Don't miss this opportunity to really save! Meticulously styled with plain Club Slates fly front, wide belt loops and just the right amount of flare. Some MlsiPelo MltsKUs Benefit Event straight leg models, too, if you prefer. 100%wool, 100% polyester and LINCROFT - The Lincroft polyester/wool blends. Broken sizes, quantities limited. Farrell-Pelo Woman's Club will have a FAIR HAVEN - Announce- wedding is planned, luncheon and fashion show ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pelo expects to be Tuesday at noon, in the First Michael J. Pelo, 508 Ridge graduated in June from Rum- Presbyterian Church, Red —Men! Check out these extraordinary buys!—- Road, of thhe engagement of son-Fair Haven Regional High Bank. .Proceeds will go to the Weir daughter, Miss Patti School. Her fiance was gradu- club's annual $500 scholarship fund. Men's Famous Make Outerwear—our entire stock 50% oil Anjn Pelo, to Paul William ated from Middletown Town- Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. ship High School and is em- Mrs. Vito DeMonte is chair- $16-$20 Special Group of Famous Sweaters ' 7.90 ployed by Coronal Trucking. man of the luncheon, assisted William Farrell, 78 Bingham DOROTHY TOLAND PONS $ Aye., Rumson. An October Rumson. by Mrs. Vincent Baldassari. $6-$9 Famous Short, Sleeve Knit and Sport Shirts 2/ 5 The event is open to the pub- Clayton-King lic. REGISTER NOW! $13415 Famous Tailored Knit Sport Shirts 5.90 BELFORD - The cngage- STREET CLEANUP DOROTHY and John King of Belford. MATAWAN - MaUwan Ju- : mem of Miss Ursula A. King, Miss King was graduated TOLAND : 585 Turner Drive, to Marine nior Woman's Club and their from Matawan Regional High children will pick up trash to- Corps Lance Corp. William School. Her fiance, an DANCE morrow on Main St., in a com- Clayton, son of Mrs. Shirley alumnus of Henry Hudson Re- munity ecology project..The* STUDIO Clayton, Center Ave., is an- gional High School, is sta- 01 E. briyi-n PI. Rnl Rank nounced by her parents, Mrs. tioned in Kansas City, Mo. group will assemble at Ter- Ursula LaBazzo, Malawan, hune Park. 741-2208 • aibuty park • rait bank 10-5:30. wad., fri. (0-9 • brick town 10-9 lat. to S:30, >un. noon lo 5:30 • Mantlaoan 10-9:30 TiwPdfr tester, Re«B«t mutitnm, NJ. Fridty, M»et t, 1OT New Schnabolk J W V Post Completes Installation Plans NEW SHREWSBURY - TUles, national commander, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. hold; Jack Steinberg, Free- The Lt. Howard J. Schnabolk JWV. Harold L. Schnabolk, 2 Bad- hold, former commander, De: Post 515, Greater Red Bank Isadore ZIotkin, Freehold, minton Court, Sea Bright. partment of New Jersey, Area, Jewish War Veterans, president of the Monmouth The elder Schnabolk has JWV, and present national will be instituted and in- Jewish Community Council, been elected an honorary elected committeeman, and stallation of officers con- "the collective voice of Mon- member of the post and has commander Stanley J. Wides. ducted at Monmouth Reform mouth County Jewry," repre- been appointed quarter- Honorary Officer of the Day Temple on Sunday, March 25 senting some 60 organizations, master. Mr. Schnabolk will will be former Master Ser- •from 2 to 5 p.m. will speak. .speak at the ceremonies. geant Hyman Reinstein, lr- The post is named to honor Rabbi Alton Winters, of vington, a member of Elin- Paul Zar of 152 Spring St. the memory of a special Monmouth Reform Temple, Unger Post 273, Maplewood, Red Bank, will be installed as young man from this area co-chaplain of the JWV Post, 'an acknowledged master of commander. The installing of- who lost his life in Vietnam in will conduct a brief memorial JWV ceremonial work. ficer will be Stanley J. Wides, .August, 1967, as a "dust off" service for Lt. Schnabolk. Officers to be installed in Teaneck, commander, De- helicopter pilot in a medical Rabbi Jack Rosoff of Congre- addition to Commander Zar partment of New Jersey, air evacuation unit while re- gation B'nai Israel, Rumson, and Quartermaster Schnabolk JWV, and the main address turning from a rescue mission where Lt. Schnabolk was a are: Abraham J.. Zager, will be given by Norman D. bringing in the wounded. He bar mitzvah, is also co-chap- Shrewsbury, senior vice com- Rigltlir StoM Pholo lain of the post. The Sehna- mander; Joseph L. Grossman, bolks are congregants of the Lincroft, junior vice com- AUTO BOND WINNERS - U.S. savings bonds Devlin of Fair Haven, second right, who is temple and the synagogue. mander; Frank Bendar, Leon- have been presented 1o the winners of a Washing- awarded a $100 bond by William Russell, left, erf, ton Birthday "Bonus'Bonanza" which was spon- Russell Oldsmobile-Cadillqc Co., Red Bank, anr*otue Sabbath in the synagogue is to HOLMDEL — As a project '7.7x10.5 12x100 Femwood Green Ind-Out Poly 2.00 Sii« Description Value Apple Green Thick Sculp. Nylon. 89. 16. ixt Gold Sculp 49. .familiarize everyone with the for Girl Scout Week, the town- 7.10x12 Sand GoW Thick Plush Acrilan 119. 29. 12x98 Cocoa Brown Acrilan Heat-Set Twist 3.00 3.6x?.2 Gfn. Atr 39. 5,4*7.6 lime Heft 49. traditions and observance ship's six junior troops will 11x14.4 Sky Blue Plush Acrilan. 169. 59. 12x109 Two-tone Green Sculp. Nyl 3.00 JxSV Blue Kodel ...29. 7.J«B Oronge Comm. Anl that accompany the obser- collect clothing for Marlboro < 8.1x12 Aqua and Orange Printed Kit. Nyl 119. 29. 12x150 Kelly Green Sculp. Nyl , 3.00 69. vance of the Shabbot. The Psychiatric Hospital. 3x12 Blue-lwd. tly] _ 39. 9.2x12 Gold Crest Thick Plush Acrilan...... 119. 39. 12x150 Aqua-Green Sculp. Nyl 3.00 lk\l ChoHoal Nyl 59. men chant the Kiddush, the Collection boxes will be 2.4x11.6 Bl Girt. Kil 39. 7.6x13.9 Royal Blue Sculp'with Rubber Back...; 129. 39. 12x100 Blue-Green Sculp. Nyl. Deluxe 4.00 7i«l2 8eige Nyl. Sculp 89. women light the Sabbath can- 12x66 placed in the Holmdel Village 33x11 Gold Aa. Sculp _ 10x11 Thick Emerald Green Plush Nyl 129! 49. Blue Tweed Comm 4.00 dles. Sabbath songs are sung 49. 3xi?.B Blue Poly. Plush 49. Pharmacy, the Bethany Sweet 6.7x11.10 Blue, Brown & Gold Kit. Print Nyl... 89. 39. 12x155 Kelly Green Nyl. Sculp 4.00 by everyone and they recite 3.10x12 fliDitool Twd * 39. ix9 Emerald Sculp 69. Shoppe, the First Merchants 9x9.7 Hot Pink Velvet Nylon Plush. 99. 29. 12x100 Desert Gold Tones Carved Nyl 5.00 appropriate prayers. 3.?xll.7 Bin.Whl.Shog.... 29. ?.iiio Grn. Nyl. tomm Bank, the library and Town- 10.4x19.4 Apple Green TMck Sculp. Nyl 219. 69. 12x40 Mediterranean Nyl. Print 5.00 79. Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff and ship HaU. 3.3x9.4 Beige Atr. 19. 12.1x12.6 Gold Luxury Thick Plush Anr 169. 69. 12x73' Snow White Dacron* Poly Shag 6.00 ' 4?il2' Or. SBfn.Poly 69. Orange Atr 12x85 Blue Horizon Wedgewood Kodel Shag 7.00 Cantor Sidney Scharff direct Scouts will attend church 14x9.3 29. 10.5x11.4 Red and Black Kit. Nyl. Print 129. 49. se«9 SnndiloneAcr 39. 12X12.6 12x53.8 Scarlet Red Plush Acrilan 6.00 the procedures of the evening. services Sunday in obser- 2.6x12 Flowered Kil 29. Apple Green TMck Plush Acr.... 179. 69. Green Nyl. Shog 79. 9.5x10.6 Kelly Green and Orange PalslBy Kit. Print 99. 39. 12x57.9 Yellow and Orange Dacron' Splush 7.00 The Sabbath Services will vance of Girl Scout Sunday. 2.3x12 Flowered Kil. Anl. 29. 5.9«a While Nyl. Shag 11x15.9 AvDcado Green Thick Plush Acr...™ 199. 69. 12x92 Hunter Green Thick Nylon Cable Shag 6.50 69. follow the dinner at 8:30 p.m. 4.5x7.7 Comm. Anl „.,„ 29. 9.4x14 12x85 Sandstone Ivory Dacron' Splush Shag 7.00 dlO BI.-Gm.Kod 39. Rabbi Rosoff's sermon topic Sheep outnumber people 3001 Sky Blue Plush Velvet Acrilan 149. 49.' 2.3x12 8luek»lp.Nyl 39. 6x7 12x54 Hot Pink Random Sheared Kodel" 6.00 5,7x1? Green in-oul for the evening is: "The to 1 on the Falkland Islands, RBd and Black Kit. Print Nyl .....49. 19. 49. Britain's bleak colony in the | 39x12 RcdStulp.Nyl...... 12x100 Scotch Plaid Gold & Brown Nylon Print 6.00 6.1x14.9 Acr. Tip-Shear Beautiful Circle." 29. 59. South Atlantic. Make A Date KITCHEN CARPET ANY RUG SHAG RUG RIOT A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- CLOSEOUTS ONLY •tions. Rates: (2.00 for 3 lines"for one day, $1.00 each addi- DESCRIPTION tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Size Description Value Price SIZE VALUE PRICE $5.00 for three to five days, $1.30 each additional line; $6.00' 11.8x15 Blue Ny. w-foam bk 159. 79. Size Description Value for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, 9x12 Orange Comm.-Nyl 99. 49. 8x14.10 Red. & Blk. Nyl. Twd 139. 5.7x9.6 Black £ While Long String Shag 69. 3. 11.10x12 Red 1 Blk. Comm. Nyl _ 169. 59. 8.10x10 While-Mint Nylon Twist Shag 89. 9. $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- 12x22 Green Comm. Nyl - 349. 119. 8.10x10.6 Aqua Nyl. Shag 99. 11x12.10 Yellow and Gold Two-Tone Plush Nyl 149-. 19. cation. CaU The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date 12x12.6 Aqua Nyl. w-foam buck 179. 69. 12x15 Brn. & Gold Nyl. Shag 189. Secretary. 12x15 Gold Comm. Nyl _ 199. 69. 9.1 x15 Olive Comm. Nyl. Twd 169. 9x12 Two-Tone Green Nylon Twist., 119. 39. 12x16.3 Orange Twd. Nyl —199. 89. 10.7x12.10 Gold and Yellow Heavy Poly Plush 139. 39. MARCH 9 10x12 Pink Rubber bk. Shag 119. 7.10x12 Rust Comm. Kit. w-foam back 89. 39. 11.3x13.11 While and Lime Nylon Twist Shag 189. 59. "The Glass Menagerie," drama, Monmouth Players, 11.5x17 Avocado Sculp. Cadon 199. 15x13.4 Olive Comm. Kit. w-loam back 199. 99. 8x11.1 Bliw-Black-Emorald Nyl. Twlsl Shsg 99. 29. Navesink Library Playhouse, Alonmouth Ave., Navesink. 11.10x15.6 Red & Blk. Comm. Kit w-foam back,..189. 89. 9x12 Woven Wool Brn 139. 8:30. Tickets, box office $2.75, students $1.50, or call 747- 11.10x17.2 Gold & Brn. Comm. Nyl 199. 99. 9x15 Gold Sculp. Nyl * 149. 10x12.5 While and Avocado Nyl. Twlsl Shag...... 149. 49. 2853. X" 11.7x12 Gold & Brn. Comm. Nyl 199. 99. 10x12 Blue and Gold all Bound Nyl I39. 49. 11.7x12 Lime & Or. Kit w-loam back 169. 69. 8.9x12 Avocado Sculp. Nyl 99. MARCH 9, 10 10.3x12 Aqua & Grn. Nyl. Twist 109. 14.2x17.11 While and Avocado Nyl. Twist 189. 69. 7.7x9.2 Rustic Brass Comm. Acr. 89. 39. 11.7x13.10 Yellow and Gold Plush Poly Shag IB9. 39. Pine Twfc Players presents "Butterflies Arc Free," 10x11.4 Green Comm. Nyl 110. 49. 11x12 Green Herculon Emboss ....129. 8.2x14.9 Royal Blue 8 Kelly Green Poly Tweed... 149. 39. Spring^aie Community House, 3rd and Madison Aves., 9.3x12 Orange & Gold Nyl 119. 49. 9.9x11.10 Gold Comm. Nyl 119. 12.4x15.3 Mint Lightning Twisl Nylon 189. 59. I 8:30 p.m. Tickets at box office: adults $2.50, students and 12x14.7 Olive Comm. Nyl :....179. 69. 10.6x12 Mint & Blue Nyl 119. 14.8x15.4 Bm. & Gold Twd. Nyl _ 249. 99. senior citizens $1.50, special group rates. 449-6990. 9.11x10.4 Green Sculp.Acr 129. 10x12 Blue and Gold All Bound Nylon.... .,,.139. 49. 14.10x19.6 Green & Aqua Nyl 329. 129. 10.7x11.6 Lime and White Nylon Shag Twaed |49. 49. MARCH 9,10,11 14.1115.9 Blue Kit. w-loam back. 269. 99. 12x15 Gray & Blk. Comm. Twd 139. 8.9x13.4 Pure While Thick Nylon Splush I39. 29. "The Fantasticks," musical, featuring Pony Players, 12x15.8 Blue-Grn. Comm. Nyl .....189. 99. 12x13.6 Gold Sculp. Acr. 189. 11x13 Creamy While Thick Poly Plush I69. 49. Rumson PTA, Forrestdale School, Forest Ave., Rumson. 13.10x14.10 Gold Kit. w-foam back 229. 89. 9.10x10.4 Green Sculp. Acr 129. 12x18.6 Gold Twd. Comm. w-foam back 249. 99. 11x14.6 Alabaster White Thick Poly Splush I89. 39. •Mar. 9, 8:30, Mar. 10, 11, 2 p.m. Tickets on sale at school, 8.8x11 Blue Velvet Acr 99. 9.6x15 Orange Comm. Nyl 159. 49. 9.5x18.9 Lime and Avocado Thick Nylon I89. 59. during lunch hour, week or Mar. 5. or at door. "Gala After- 12x16.4 Gold Comm. Kit w-foam back 189. 89. Theatre Party," Mar. 9,'Fisherman's Wharf; $15 couple, in- 11.10x12.5 Gold Comm. Kit. w-foam back 149. 59. ALL RUGS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE DEMONSTRATION MODELS FROM FA cludes tickets, unlimited drinks, h'ors d'oeuvres! 12x12 Red & Black Comm. Kit 169. 69. Partial Listing - Many More Rugs on Sale MOUS'BARWICK, LEES, AND MONTI- CELLO CARPET MILLS- MARCH 10 "Vacation Auction!" Middletown Jaycees 11th. DO •BETTER BROADLOOM "BETTER BROADLOOM "BETTER BROADLOOM "BETTER BROADLOOM "BETTCR BROAOtOOM "BETTER BROADLOOM "Kuntastic" holidays to be sold at Buck Smith's by B.G. SAVINGS" SAVINGS" SAVINGS" SAVINGS" SAVINGS- SAVINGS" Coates, after the Joy Shop's Fashion Show at 1-MIO. "OUR HEAVIEST TOUGH 100% NYLON EXOTIC ANTRON®. MARCH 11 SAXONY KODEL DACRON" CARVED Cesar Frahck's oratorio, "The Beatitudes," in English, KITCHEN KITCHEN by the Monmouth Civic Chorus, Children's Choir and N.J. VELVET TIP-SHEAR SHAG ELEGANCE State Orchestra. Conductor: Felix Molzer. Sunday, March TWEEDS PRINTS 11, 3 p.m. Ocean Township High School. $3 general admis- 5 COLOilS KODEL —99 Reg. 10.99 ;99 99 sion, $4 reserved section. Value 11.99 ^9 Sq. Yd. Rcg.t.00 Reg. 10.00 •S99 Reg. 12.89 Sq. Yd. ' Sq.Yd. [99 SQ.YH. MARCH 11 a W Sq. Yd. " 5q.Yd. First Quality rolls-extra dense- Thick Plush-Carved better STRONG "Founder's Day Brunch," Monmouth County Campfire Tomorrow'* loo«-»od»y-Hlgh extra resilient. Easy to clean- 17 Modem-1973 Cofore-on thtt Brpadloom-For belter homes- 12'WIDE, COLOR Girls, St. James School Cafeteria, Peters PI., Red Bank. Styled Saxony Plush-lor any choose tram solids or tone on thick - bulk thag room elu or Exclllng New Look in Quality DURABLE MATCHED Sunday, 9 to 1:30. Family tickets: $3.50, single Tickets: $1. area of your home. tones. WBlt-tO-WBB. Carpet. WASHABLE PRINTS Menu: French Toast, Baked Ham, Donuts, Juice and Beve- rages, MIDDIETOWN MARCH 12 BOUND IMJflT 55 ' "Dessert-Card Party," given by Red Bank Chapter 70. BOUND PLASTIC VINYL BOUND Order of the Eastern Star, on Monday, Mar. 12 at 8 p.m. 152 AREA RUGS SCATTERS HAMRAHEMERSON WE Will RUNNERS AREA HUGS Maple Ave., Red Bank. Donation: $1.50. GUARANTEE 27"x27" OEUVERU 27" WIDE MARCH 17 Holy Cross PTA "St. Patrick's Day Luncheon and 95 RUG: • C Fashion Show," Sat., Mar. 17,11:30 a.m.. Old Orchard, Ea- 541 10 io 6 iNSroo.' 4 88° 69 linear tontown. Tickets: $5.50 Make reservations now-call 8424)336. Ea. Foal Ea. ' The world famous "Columbus Boychoir." in concert, All colon, Excellent tor Foy- SHOP/IT HOME Value* to 18.00 CITY ^ CLEAR PROTECTIVE ers. WLt NOW Monmouth Regional High School, Sat. Mar. 17. K p.m. Value lo 2.00(00* Adults 92.50. students $1.25. For advance sales make checks Value 5.00 671-5880 payable to Meadowbrook PTO, P.O. Box 37. Eatontown. Monmouth Medical's Male Nurse RalBui-Mkidktowi.N.J. Friday, March 1,1173 tf IIUIIIIMUIII u iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii Says His Busy Job Is Never Dull STATE By LINDA ELLIS quo at the complex. "We define the nurse as an things in health care today, in By The Associated Press The most time-consuming of •integral part of the health attempts to hold down costs," LONG BRANCH - On the his duties is coordinating the team," Mr. Waack continued he explained. average of once every five activities of the 56 nurses he in between staff discussions Coronary Care minutes, four peremptory buz- is directly in charge of on that and chitchat with patients. Son Waack's special area of Woodbridge Mayor Hits Sandman zes bring Ronald Waack, Mon- shift. It's also his area of aca- "The team includes the doc- expertise is coronary care WOODBRIDGE - Woodbridge Mayor John J. Cassidy has mouth Medical Center's ad- demic training. tor, lab technician, people In nursing. He opened a unit for vehemently denounced a recommendation by Rep. Charles W. ministrative assistant in nurs- A native of Iowa, the 28- radiology- and so forth. Clini- that purpose at Great Lakes Sandman, R-NJ, that a proposed deepwater oil port be built in ing, to the nearest house tele- year-old Navy veteran earned cal nursing, patient care, can (111.) Naval Hospital while he Raritan Bay. phone to answer his page. a three-year nursing diploma be accomplished without any served (1968-1970) in the "I don't understand how Congressman Sandman can be so Item: A doctor in Toms from the Alexian Brothers In- stigma.-., Navy. Then there was some parochial and show a lack of concern for New Jersey by rec- River wants a child with cere- stitute and studied adminis- Role Changes more time in the Midwest, ommending a deepwater port be built in the Raritan Bay just bral concussion admitted to tration at DePaul University, "Anesthesia used to be the and now he lives with his so it won't be built in the Delaware Bay." Monmouth's pediatrics unit, both in Chicago. He is cur- universally accepted role for wife, Cheryl, their 19-month- Delaware Bay, which borders on Sandman's congressional with a staff doctor assigned. rently finishing requirements men who graduated from old son and five-month-old district, has been recommended by the Army Corps of Engi- Can Mr. Waack accom- for a bachelor's degree in nursing school. Now that is daughter in Point Pleasant. neers as one of two acceptable locations for the construction modate? biology at Monmouth College. changing. In my experience, In the future, there are plans While the nurses distribute of such a port. The other Corps-accepted area is off the Item: A supervising nurse as universities and hospitals medicine and liberal doses of New Jersey coast, near Long Branch. - " on one of the medical-surgical for a master's in hospital or are making nursing more at- business administration. tender, loving care at bed- Earlier this week, Gov. William T. Cahill expressed floors reports that one of her tractive to men, they're get- time, Mr. Waack talks to the "grave concern" over the testimony given by Sandman before patients is without dinner and "I really have two jobs here ting more men enrolled. The patients, counsels his staff, a Senate subcommittee. ] in a rage. Can Mr. Waack (at Monmouth Medical), ad- pay is getting better, and let's handles visitors who don't Sandman is presently the only declared Republican candi- speak to the kitchen? ministration in general and face it, men rise quickly to want to leave and occasio- date for Cahill's job. The governor has yet to announce his Item: The nurses in the Re- nursing supervision," Mr. administrative posts." nally has to practice some plans. gional Newborn Intensive Waack explained at the start There's a shortage of nurses delicate diplomacy on the Care Unit want, to show off of our multi-mile trek through in the national picture, but next of kin when a consent for their newest addition. Smile hospital corridors and under- Monmouth Medical has no im- surgery is required and not Prison Psychiatrist Indicted at the baby, Mr. Waack. ground passageways on his mediate problems, the young willingly given. TRENTON - Dr. William R. King, the psychiatrist at 'A Darling" evening rounds. administrator said. To help "Our job is to give the best Trenton State Prison, was indicted yesterday on charges of so- "Yes, yes and he's dar- "And although right now avoid problems, the regional medical care. While we have liciting a prison inmate to murder his former wife, her present •ling," responds Ronald Waack there are very few male nurs- center is heavily into machin- to include and get help from husband and her sister.; - in just a sampling of the way es here, I'm convinced the fu- ery that' takes over clerical the family in our program for King, 52, of Rydal, Pa., has been in Mercer County Jail he spends the hours between 3 ture will see many more men chores and frees nurses for the patient, we have to make since his arrest Feb. 2. He has not been able to make the and 11 p.m. five evenings a on nursing staffs," he pre- more bedside business. sure the family doesn't inter- $100,000 bail set by Superior Court Judge A. Jerome Moore. week at the 516-bed-facility. dicted. "Nursing is, and has Proudly displaying yards of fere with, the care," Mr. RWlttar Staff PhM* King was charged by a state grand jury with six counts of After the dayside adminis- been for some time, up- computer printout flowing Waack emphasized. AROUND ON ROUNDS — Ronald Waack, Mon- soliciting the murders of the three persons. trators go home at 5 p.m., the grading itself into a real pro- into each of the nursing sta- "It can be delicate, it can mouth Medical Center's administrative assistant According to the indictment, King tried to get an inmate transplanted Midwesterner is fession, without the hand- tions, Mr. Waack indicated be a tricky business," he in nursing, checks over the evening duties with he was counseling to arrange for a paid killer to commit the the man to see when there is a maiden aspect nursing solely that this is the wave of the fu- mused, "but it's certainly Mrs. Joan Ritter, R.N., a member of the staff. murders. . question about keeping status had in the past. ture. "Machines are big never dull." The inmate allegedly told state police. Art undercover de- tective posing as the hired killer met several times with King and tape recorded two of the conversations. Two Schools The indictment was announced by state Criminal Justice Director Evan W. Jahos; who identified the inmate as Frank Bindhammer and the undercover detective as Brian Cav- anaugh. Help Develop Crabiel Urges 21-County Debates EAST BRUNSWICK - Senate Minority Leader J. Edward Crabiel called on his rivals for the Democratic gubernatorial Young Talent nomination yesterday to debate in all 21 counties. Crabiel also said he supports the concept of an open pri- By MARGOT SMITH mary "as the fairest way to select the gubernatorial candidate without the contest being clouded by local or provincial prob- RUMSON - Elementary school students from Marlboro , lems." and here are learning to make beautiful music together. Their "I should note that I come from one of New Jersey's tradi- teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hart of 254 Oxford Ave., Fair tional Democratic counties — Middlesex — but I would be will- Haven, are proving that business and pleasure are good mix- ing to submit to the open primary idea in my own home county ers, whether the business is learning or teaching. providing all the other candidates agree to it in all 21 coun- They've created an interschool band by combining stu- ties," Crabiel said. dents from Marlboro, where Mr. Hart is music instructor for An open primary would allow all gubernatorial candidates elementary and junior high, and Rumson, where Mrs. Hart to be bracketed on the ballot together rather than with candi- teaches instrumental music. dates for lesser office who might have been endorsed by a The interschool ensemble gave two concerts during school county organization. hours, here last week and yesterday in Marlboro. - "Our object," says Mrs. Hart, "is to show that profes- sionals must'learn to climb into a band with people they've Sandman to File Election Suit never seen before, and play together with very few rehearsals. HACKENSACK — A campaign official for Rep. Charles It requires solid musicianship and a good ability to interpret. W. Sandman Jr. R-2nd says the South Jersey congressman will The concerts have been a good inspiration, and in the process, file a federal suit today demanding that all 21 of the state's the children are having a ball." Republican county committee chairmen be required to abide The husband-wife team "trade off" conducting the joint by New Jersey primary election laws. ALL TOGETHER NOW — Students from Forrest- schools. Their teachers are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen numbers. Each has groomed smaller ensembles, woodwind, Four years ago, when Sandman lost the Republican pri- dale School in Rumson and Marlboro Elementary Hart of Fair Haven. brass and string, that perform in the concerts, too. mary battle by 11,000 votes, Gov. William T. Cahill had the To say that their new ideas for making learning fun are School combined for band concerts at both ittglittr Stan Phott help of a sizable, plurality in Bergen County, where the ques- applications of motivatlonally oriented education sounds a bit tion of "open primaries" has split the powerful Republican or- pedantic, but the Harts find that the job's more fun for them, ganization. as well as for their students, when strict classroom practice- Under the law, party county chairmen are required to and-play methods are colored with variations on the theme. maintain strict neutrality on primary candidates. State Commission Approves Both teachers have formed "stage bands" that perform in a contemporary modeQlembers, jointly, attended the Stan Kenton clinic in Lakewoo'a*in November, sitting in on clinics Ex-CIA Agent's Jury Dismissed provided by the professionals, and staying on for the 'evening Redistricting of Legislature concert. NEWARK — The jury failed to reach a verdict and was The teachers have developed chamber music groups, a dismissed yesterday in the case of former CIA agent George brass choir, woodwind trio and quartette and students capable EAST BRUNSWICK

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - sons who is able to be a com- fort, material possessions, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A matter that has caused con- panion to society's high or and whatever else it may take — You may gain momentary siderable concern to younger low, to the educated or unedu- to gain success in your chosen popularity by an act of chari- family members may be Andy Capp cated, to the boor or the wise field, you are not in the least ty — but, unless you mean it, brought to your attention this man — and still maintain the averse to hard work, long the whole thing may backfire morning. Do something about /^iNCeWHEN^ dignity for which he is noted. hours, and so on. You draw and cause you real grief. it! U\V£ I C*UN<, ill Your ability to keep your the line, however, at gaining GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) head above water when those your ends by taking unfair ad- — An old friend may not be as — Recognize another's efforts about you are about to go vantage of another. You will reliable as you had hoped. to help you get where you are. down for the third time — and run any race over any kind of Gear your activities to the This is an excellent time to your ability to provide the li- an honest course — but you fact that you may have to do extend the hand of friendship feboat that keeps that "third will not knowingly foul your- all the work yourself. to a business associate. time" from occurring to oth- self or another merely to win. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- ! ers — make you one upon To find what is in store for — Know which of another's Dec.21) — You can overcome whom others depend mightily you tomorrow, select your standards of behavior are per- any resistance others may 1 for sustenance and succor. birthday and read the corre- manent and you won't be em- have to your new plans if you Yours will be a life rich in sponding paragraph. Let your barrassed by having one of will make the effort to explain 51 friends and downright birthday star be your daily your requests refused this af- things to them more clearly. wealthy in associates who guide. ternoon. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - A 19) — One who seeks your ad- i-l n hold you in the highest esteem at the same time that they Saturday, Mareh II day for solving problems of a vice may at the same tfme Nubbin bear for you a genuine affec- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) romantic nature — your own overburden you with new tion. 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SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By Alfred Sheinwold vious that South can make The immediate lead of the ner bids three diamonds, thus South was very sad. "This four club tricks with perfect jack of clubs works equally denying a major suit, you will is enough to destroy a man's ease unless one opponent has well even if East has all of the bid three hearts. faith in his skill," he declared. . all of the missing clubs. The missing clubs. In this case, LETS MOT HAVE Vi ii "It's shameful to bid the hand only problem, therefore, is to West will discard on the first > A SAME \ South detler perfectly and then run into guard against the worst pos- round of clubs. Dummy can Neither side vulnerable such terrible luck." Shameful sible club break. win with the king and return a NORTH (fa was the right word, but luck Simplest Pliy club for a finesse. Declarer 4 K97 3 • had nothing to do with the The simplest play is to lead gets back to dummy with a 0 KQ10 matter. the jack of clubs from the heart and takes another club 0 J 10 9 South won the first diamond South hand at the second finesse through East, thus * K65 V\ trick and led a low club to trick. If West follows suit with making sure of the slam. WEST EAST dummy's king. This was a a small club, dummy plays DAILY QUESTION 4 342 4 QJ106 f shameful play, since it cost low. If West has all of the Partner deals and bids two <0 84 C? 76532 B declarer his slam contract. missing clubs, South can con- no-trump. The next player 0 7S5 O 8432 * Q94 3 2 * None West could sit back and tinue with the seven of clubs passes, and you hold: S-Q J 10 wait to get two club tricks. as a finesse against West's 6 H-7 6 5 3 2 D-8 4 3 2 C-None. SOUTH Declarer fretted and fumed, nine. 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COtONE^AREXX I'M NOT ACCUSING YOU OF PIP YOU EVERHfAKOFA ACCUSINS ME OF SH001IM5 , SPIKE. THE «3ORT AWN WHOSE NICKNAME WAS OTTO.' GO BUCW JIM- SO THE ROBBER MAY ASK. THOSE QUESTIOJS THE SAME AS COUIP ESCAPE WITH THE LOOT? BUT LET ME VOfc REAL NAVE? fETCri ME ASK AGAIM-- THE PAPER TtePtfy Better, B<* Bart MtMlrtwri>rU.rrli>y,M«rti»,lfB Hi Emphasis Shifts to Positive Action By GEORGE W. CORNELL The observance is intended for penitence from The 40 days of Lent doesn't include Sundays, which were Church drives for relief funds for work among the world's wrongdoing, for rededication and spiritual renewal as a prepa- not "fast days" in the older modes of observance, when the poor are part of the observance. NEW YORK (AP) - The number, "40," recurs like a re- ration for the Easter celebration of Christ's resurrection. emphasis was mainly on restricted diets and self-denial, which However, aside from such tangible efforts, the period also irain in Biblical events and it marks the length of an age-old How it came to run for 40 days is not altogether clear, often took trivial forms such as foregoing sweets. - calls for inner spiritual reform, for reassessment and recom- observance that Christians began this week - the 40 days of since it originally lasted only a day or two in the beginning Roman Catholicism, in the changes of the mid-Mis emanat- mitment, for developing more regular habits of Bible study, Lent. ' years of Christianity, and later only a week. ing from the Second Vatican. Council, abolished its Lenten meditation and prayer. Nowadays, however, it has a different emphasis than it . It was lengthened to 40 days' in the fifth century, and that rules limiting eating to one full meal with meat a day, leaving "It'can be a time of replenishment," writes Dr. Stauder- once did. Attention now is focused not so much on doing with- time span now often is seen as deriving from the 40 days that it up to individuals to choose more meaningful ways of observ- man, of Philadelphia, in an inter-church Lenten article used in out something as on doing something in a positive sense to im- Jesus fasted in the wilderness before beginning his ministry. ing the period. several Protestant periodicals. "We need occasionally to stop prove oneself and the conditions of others. A Kind of'Holy'Number Episcopalians, Lutherans and other Protestants that ob- and restore the flavor of living." "More important than giving up something is giving some- However, the figure, "40," is one of those mysteriously re- serve Lent previously had moved away from the dietary for- thing, the Rev. Dr. Albert P. Stauderman, editor of a deno- curring time measurements in the Bible, a kind of "holy" mulas and put the emphasis on positive steps for deepening The period began with "Ash Wednesday"This week, em- minational weekly, "The Lutheran," says of the general shift number. commitment and helping the needy. phasizing the finitude of human life, people's sinfulness and away from the older practices of fasting. In the flood for which Noah built his ark, it rained for 40 Pope Paul VI, in his Lenten message, said penance and dependence on God, a theme brought out in services in which days and 40 nights. The children of Israel wandered for 40 self-denial still are elements of Lent, but it now also stresses Catholics, Episcopalians and some others received a touch of The new approach is pointed up in Scripture readings used years in the wilderness. Moses spent 40 days and nights atop "fellowship and solidarity" with others and "collective respon- ashes on the forehead. in the liturgy of the period, such as in Isaiah 58, which says Mount Sinai when he received the 10 Commandments. sibility" for eliminating poverty and injustice. "Remember, man, you are dust, and unto dust you shall mat rather than dietary fasting, God wants justice for the op- Explains New Meaning Forty hours elapsed from the moment Jesus died on the return," go the old words underlining human mortality. Butot pressed and shared bread with the hungry. cross until his hour of resurrection. The period of the resurrec- This means-guarding "against every form of waste" and besides pointing to human frailty, Lent also points to the re-°" "Then ... your healing shall spring up speedily ... Then tion appearances lasted 40 days before Jesus ascended into the making "a material contribution toward the complete devel- sponsibility of believers to share the work of their Lord in re- you shall call, and the Lord will answer." divine sphere. opment of all... in a spirit of genuine sharing," he said. demption of the world. The Exorcist': Sado-Masochistic Spook Story By LESTER KINSOLVING lieve that he is some mythical Sister Genevieve does not iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mini a position, on the best seller senses." (Father O'Malley ad- Father Schroth also notes, spirit or joke." cite the Salem witch trials. In- lists and in paperback, where mits at the same, time that he in Commonweal magazine, •., Among a number of readers In addition to being certain stead of Massachusetts more INSIDE it can terrify many of the gul- is part of the cast in this nov- the reports of author Blatty's who are appalled at this col- of the Devil's precise schedule than three centuries ago, it is lible. It can even be recom- el's forthcoming film ver- concern that a 12-year-old in umn's recent questioning of of rage reaction, Sister Gen- California today. For accord- mended reading by such well- sion). RELIGION 1 Washington, D.C., where the , the literal existence of Satan evieve goes on to contend that ing to the Rev. Michael Mentioned people as Sister movie was filmed, had devel- is Sister M. Genevieve Father John Navone, S.J., of Warnke, whom Sister identi- Genevieve. But Father O'Malley's fel- 1 low Jesuit priest and teacher, oped signs of "diabolic posses- Sperka, O.S.F., of St. Francis the University of Seattle, fies as a converted former Sa- Even a Rochester school sion," after reading thp book. Convent, Mishawaka, Inc., (who questions the literal per- tanic high priest, Fresno has William Peter Blatty," ad- teacher, Father William Father Raymond Schroth of a world-renowned paleonto- who writes: sonhood of Satan) is among more than 500 practicing Sa- vises Sister Genevieve. O'Malley, S.J., defends Fordham University, retorts: But, notes Father Schroth, logist could drive themselves Blatty's concern for such a to death encountering Satan "I feel certain "that every those of us who therefore tanists and "In some areas, I already have. "Shocking" i "The Exorcist," because: "Blatty's 'devil' did not in- time Pope Paul VI or Billy "must be blind, deaf, or igno- the Satanic Bible outsells the is an apt description. Not be- tragic possibility is apparent- on M Street in Georgetown." Member of Cast crease the faith of any char- ly not so pronounced that he Graham speak of Satanism rant not to know all the diabo- Holy Bible by two to one." cause of the preposterous plot "This novel has drawn acter in. the novel. It killed Father Schroth then con- and all its works, the Devil lical works that have taken "I would advise Rev. Kin- of this slick, sado-masochistic could restrain his irritation templates (no doubt with many readers at least to con- two priests and got Regan's when the movie company was - flies into a rage because he place both in past and present solving to read the shocking spook story — but because •sider the possibility of a per- mother to believe in Satan, acute horror) author Blatty's would like for people to be- history." best seller, 'The Exorcist,' by this pseudo-literary LSD is in refused the right to desecrate acknowledgment of the Jesuit sonal reality transcending our not God." Holy Trinity Church, as called Order as having "taught him for in the scenario. to think." Gimmick-Shocker He also takes note of "Commercial gimmick-sho- Blatty's claim that he is "at- Developing Attitudes Are Viewed cker," writes Father Schroth, tached to the church as to a "A piece of Catholic nostalgia woman by whom he has had a of more service to the cause child." (This colorful analogy of superstition than to true re- should prompt more than one ligion . . . disgusting in its thoughtful Catholic to wonder ' cheap sensationalism . . . whether this paternity was ac- As Threat to Organized Religion Blatty would have us believe complished by rape, or with that in 1970, a psychiatrist and benefit of clergy). New research suggests that is making of present "modes trolled by some transcendent A "new consciousness nized religion are found in all most Americans still have ei-' of consciousness" — the ways force, which may be God, mode," whose adherents are four modes, he says those h "the" r a "fated" outlook or a peopl"e perceive the world fate, astrology, luck or some searching for new ways to ex- the "fated" or "Alger" modes "Horatio Alger" view of life, around them. other extrahuman agency. press reality, a pattern re- are "more likely to be in both of which tend to favor or- He cites four "modes of About 35 per cent of respond- flected in 2 per cent general- church." Synagogue Youth ganized religion, but that oth- consciousness" turned up in .ents were put in this category. ly, and by 8 per cent among "The church has tended to er attitudes now are devel- his research, including the The "Horatio Alger mode," students. nourish people in those two oping that threaten it. two traditional "modes" ten- in which each person is re- Glock, a Lutheran layman, modes," he says. Plan Night's Vigil The findings were reported ding to be favorable to the or- garded as primarily or ex- says the "ne,w mode" reflects Another California sociolo- by sociologist Charles Glock, ganized church, namely: clusively controlling his own a "radical shift in con- gist who also is a Methodist of the University of California The "fated mode," which destiny, the position of about sciousness, adds that this theologian, the Rev. Dr. Earl at Berkeley, from studies he holds that the world is con- 35 per cent of the people now- challenges the church to find D. C. Brewer, of Berkeley's For Soviet Jewry adays. means of contributing insights Graduate Theological Union, Albert Simon 'However, two other to it. has urged that questions RUMSON - The Red Bank view. He will display paint- ? "modes" of viewing things, People identifying with the about people's religion be in- Chapter, United Synagogue ings and posters by Boris Pen- cluded in future U.S. Census Albert Simon Youth, invites students and son, an artist imprisoned in Interfc particularly prominent among new consciousness "are likely adults to attend an All Night aith House the coming generation, are to be interested in religion, surveys. Russia, and ask those present now apparent and they chal- but not in the traditional "Religion is far more im- Vigil, for Soviet Jewry which to sign petitions for his re- To Address is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. to- lease. lenge the organized church, sense," he says. portant to society than the —,_ , TT # morrow to 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Glock told a recent"meeting of However, he adds that the bathtubs we asked about," he I lilllVrl I till' Also on the agenda are a Observance Set UU1 U 11 Rep. James J. Howard, D- telephone call to Russia; a RED BANK - An obser- Lutheran educators. new mode has the "potential tol-"d• - meeting of the Reli- ^ ^ U" gious Research Association. N.J., who recently visited the slide presentation of condi- vance of the second anniver- These "modes" are: of producing a sensitive un- MANALAPAN - Albert Soviet Union, is scheduled to The "scientific mode," derstanding of the human sit- "In a time of confusion and Simon of the Family Life Bu- tions in that country, as view- sary of the dedication of In- speak at 8 p.m. The program ed by Larry Kletter, and Dr. terfaith House, 125 Apple St., which draws its concepts uation, a basis for more effec- rapid change, we need to reau in Trenton will speak be- fore the adult education com- will be at Congregation B'nai Thomas Westerman's tape New Shrewsbury, will be held- from natural and social scien- tive interpersonal relation- learn all we can about reli- Israel, Hance and Ridge ces and.which sees such ships, and perhaps some new gious values and resources in mittee of St. Thomas More recording of a conversation Sunday at 11 a.m. with a wor- Roads. with Soviet Jews as they land- ship service at Calvary Bap- forces as heredity and envi- basis for determining how so- the life of our people," he next Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the ronment as determining and cial life should be organized." added. "Yet asking religious parish center, Gordon Corner Misha Neuberger, a former ed on Israeli soil. There will tist Church, Bridge Ave. and be movies, songs, and dances. River St. shaping life, a view held by 17 . questions continues to be de- Road. Soviet prisoner, is scheduled People in the "scientific to speak at 9 p.m., when he Rabbi Alton M. Winters of per cent generally, by 50 per mode are more likely to re- bated and avoided as it has His subject will be Hanuk- Rhea Siers is USY president cent among university stu- been for decades." kah-Christmas, Passover-Eas- will discuss conditions in Rus- and Susan Kramer is program Monmouth Reform Temple, ject religion," he adds. sia from a personal point of New Shrewsbury, will be dents. While attachments to orga- Prior to the 1970 census, the ter. chairman. guest speaker. Census Bureau decided to Mr. Simon is editor of the 1 The Interfaith Award for stick to its past precedent of Trenton diocese Family Life this year will be presented by Deacons Union Gives omitting religious questions Bureau's newsletter, Famlib. the Rev. R. Purcell Ball, pas- because of pressure from He has written and lectured tor of Calvary Baptist Church groups claiming any change extensively. He is a trustee and recipient of last year's would violate principles of and cofounder of Active Laity award. Service Awards to 18 church-state separation. Implementing Vatican II ev- HOWELL - Eighteen per- erywhere (ALIVE)', an a: Brunswick and Deaconess trator with the American Ar- It will ue presented to citi- sons received awards at the Williams, Pilgrim Baptist Hymn Sing President's Annual Awards bitration Society and on the zens who have mobilized Church,"Red Bank. Sunday Night board of managers of the youth for service. Rabbi Alton M. Winters banquet of the Deacons Union Pins for loyal and faithful of Monmouth and adjacent MATAWAN - The Cross of East Brunswick family the Eev. Dr. Joseph Heart- service went to the Rev. branch of the YMCA. berge.executive director of • After the service, there will counties. H.A.Sharp, president of the Glory Lutheran Church will the N.J. American Baptist As- be a covered dish luncheon. _ The Deacons Union is a Monmouth School of Religion, host the monthly hymn-sing of He is an assistant manager sociation will lead the parties At 1:30 p.m., the"annual benevolent organization of or-1* Asbury Park; the Rev. J.L. the Bayshore Area Churches for the Port Authority of New ARRID pants in prayer. The youth meeting of Interfaith House dained deacons from Baptist Dargon, Cliffwood; Deacon Sunday at 8:30 p.m. York and New'Jersey, and a ROLL-ON ROLL-ON '" choir of the Reformed Church trustees will be held. Inter- churches. Gay Ray T.R. Smith, Deacon The Rev. Arthur W. Ebisch- member of the American In- of New Shrewsbury will ested persons are welcome to At the dinner, held at the A. Hancock, Deaconess Car- bach extends a welcome to stitute of Architects, Ameri- 1.5 oz. 2.5 oz. m present mucial selections. attend. Deacons Union Fellowship rie Newton, Deaconess E. 'everyone who enjoys singing can Institute of Planners. Center, here, plaques for out- Smith, and Mrs. Mary Hazel, the choruses, Gospel songs standing service were Calvary Baptist Church, Red and hymns of the church. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH presented to the Rev. Herbert Bank. Special music will feature Atop Tower Hill . Red Bank Presejy, pastor of Good Hope vocal solos by Mrs. Jan Levitt Baptist Church, Asbury Park; and a trumpet solo by Pastor We cordially invite you to worship with us the Rev. H.P. Davis, pastor of Religious Ebischbach, who will serve as During the Lenten Season True Vine Baptist Church, As- the song leader. This will be SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES bury Park. Deacon Melvin Survey To the first time the hymn-sing 40 Riverside Ave., Rad Bonk 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Cheek and Deacon John Ir- has had the opportunity of 842-3400 Dr. Webster will present sermon series on ving, members of the Second hearing and singing with the Baptist Church, Long Branch; Be Made church's new organ. "THIS I BELIEVE" Deacon Russel Malone, A religious survey covering ARRID Next Sunday: Deaconess Bessie Malone, Colts Neck, Holmdel and the VRKIDl I LIGHT LIGHT "This I Believe About God" and Deaconess Nell Brown, Lincroft and Oak Hill sections EXTRAINK POWDER POWDER all of Good Hope Baptist of Middletown will be con- ""•"••"J REG. & UNSCENTED Anlhems by Combined Children's Choirs and High School Choir under 9 oi. direction of Mr. Robert Ivey Church; Deacon Lawton ducted this Sunday and Sun- 14 oz. day, March 18, by the Area Church School tor Children (nursery Ihrough 3rd grade) during worship. Jackson of Piscataway; HOVE yOUR UJHTCH Nursery care also provided. Deaconess Ada Davis of New Key 73 Council. The council includes Good $129 Shepherd Lutheran Church, Holmdel; the Lincroft Presby- RECONDITIONED YOU ARE INVITED TO terian Church; the Middle- town United .Methodist THE DISCOVERY WEEK-END Church, and the United Church of Christ, Holmdel. Members of other churches THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH also will participate in the 247 BROAD STREET RED BANK program. We'll clean, oil, and ad- ANTI Sixty workers will visit just your watch case .. PERSPIRANT March 9,10,11 about 4,000 homes to inquire . repair any broken or about each family's religious Mr. and Mrs. Walden Howard . •missing stem, or crown 14 oz. Editors ol FAITH/AT/WORK MAGAZINE affiliation and distribute bro- and Forty other Lay Quell* chures describing area . .. replace mainspring Friday, March 9 churches. 7:00 p.m. Catcrad Congragitlohil Dinner or hands if needed . .. 8:00 p.m. Program 4y Mr. and Mr*. Howafd The survey is one phase of with 1-yr. guarantee! Saturday, March 10 Key '73, a nationwide pro-' 10:00 a.m. Neighborhood Group Meetings gram emphasizing evangelism NoonTeam Luncheon in the Church 2:30 p.m. Interest Groups In Fellowship Hall (Babysitting pro vlded) in 1973. WE SERVICE ANY TIMEPIECE, 8.00 p.m. General Meeting in Fellowship-Hall, Mr. James Fuller, INCLUDING ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC TIME PIECES. speaking (Babysitting provided) WE'LL TAKI CARE Of Sunday, March 11, ANSWtRING YOUR PHONE All Work Done on Premises 9:20 and 11:00 a.m. Worship Services Mr. and Mrs. Howard and • 24 HOUR Lay Guests in charge •I Prices elleclive Thru Mar. 15. 1973 - Wa reserve the AMU 7v>1 &.• 9:30 and 10:50 a.m. Hymn Sing In the Sanctuary ANSWERING SERVICE C PETERSON, CUKKMAKER •I Quantities. Not Responsible For TypographlcallimirT " * Noon Wrap-up Session In Fellowship Hall. Congregation invited to join. 1:00 p.m. Team Luncheon in Room 112 671-9200 30 WHITE ST. 741-5588 RED BANK 31 Hi Ifcfy tegtoter, Re* Batfc-MMdtettwi, SJ. Pritay, March 1,1173

ART VAN NOTE (130) BILL ALBERT (98) TOM SEITZ (1M) KEN HOPFENSPERGER (115) RAY DESTEFANO 023) Howell Middletown Township Red Bank Catholic Middletown Township Red Bank Catholic 1973 All-Monmouth County FIRST TEAM WEIGHT-WRESTLER SCHOOL CLASS RECORD 98- Bill Albert Middletown Township Junior 21-2 106 — Tom Seitz Red Bank Catholic Junior 22-0-1 115 — Ken Hopfensperger Middletown Township Junior 21-2-1 123 — Ray DeStefano Red Bank Catholic Senior < 18-4 130 — Art Van Note Howell " Senior 23-0 136 — Terry Beins Howeil Junior 23-1 141—. Tom Hoyt Wall Township Sophomore 14-4 148 — Dave Humeniuk Wall Township Junior 20-4 157 — John Farmer Wall Township Junior 24-0 168 — Nils Deacon Howell Senior 23-1 178 — Bret Kaufman AAanasquan a Senior 17-1-1 H.VY. — JackCoughlin Raritan Senior 24-0 SECOND TEAM 98—Jeff Lomasson, Ocean Township, 19-4-1 148—Jeff Clayton, Red Bank Catholic, 13-7-1 106—John Rodrlguezr Manasquan, 21-2-2 157—Pete Smith, Christian Brothers Academy,. 115— Rich Johnson, Long Branch, 19-4 14-5 123—Joe DeSantis, Howell, 14-4-2 130—Tom Kugelman, Middletown, 20-1 168—Terry Brewer, Long Branch, 19-4 ' 136—Art Flecker, Monmouth Regional, 13-6-1 178—Mike VerrochI, Long Branch, 14-5-2 TERRY BEINS (134) 141—Brian McGlone, Christian Brothers Aca- TOM HOYT (141) Howell demy, 12-6 Hvy—Alton Woolley, Long Branch, 20-4 Wall Township

DAVE HUMENIUK (148) JOHN FARMER (157) NILS DEACON (168) BRET KAUFMAN (178) JOHN COUGHLIN (Hvy.) Wall Township Wall Township Howell Manasquan Raritan Eight Regional Champs on Honor Array

Three members of last year's first Daily Register All- All members of the second team are district champions the semi-finals of the regional meet but earned a district title will be back for his senior year next season. There arc no County wrestling team return to highlight this year's edition of and many got to the regional finals, including Brewer, Ver- en route. One of five seniors on the All-County team, he was weak spots in the state tournament, but Farmer is in a weight mat stars. rochi and Woolley. 18-4 for the season. His performances in dual competition class which does not show any better talent. He duels with Bob Two of the returnees, Ken Hopfensperger of Middletown Jeff Lomasson of Ocean Township (98) bowed to Albert in sparked Red Bank Catholic during the season. Keifer of Watchung Hills in tonight's opener. and Terry Beins of Howell, are at new weights this year, and the final: and Rodriguez, a two-time regional champ at 98, lost 130-ARTVAN NOTE 168 - NILS DEACON the third. Nils Deacon of Howell, repeats at 168. to Seitz in the semis. There isn't much you can say about an undefeated wres- Deacon is the lone member of last gear's All-County team Hopfensperger moved up from 106 to 115, and Beins Other second team members: Joe DeSantis of Howell, 123; tler. Van Note met 23 opponents this year and beat them all. to return at the same weight this year. Now a senior, he has jumped all the way from 115 to 136. Tom Kugelman of Middletown, 130; Art Flecker of Monmouth Adding a Region 6 title was a logical step in his progression as been oustanding throughout his career at Howell. This year's Due to the ever changing weights of young wrestlers, two Regional, 136; Brian McGlone of Christian Brothers Academy, a wrestler. Van Note wrestles Tom Albright of Gateway in the record was 23-1, and that ups his career mark to' 71-6-1. He bat- members of last year's first team slipped to the second squad 141; Jeff Clayton of Red Bank Catholic, 148; and Pete Smith of state opener tonight, and if he continues to be aggressive, tles John Cella of Glen Rock at'Jadwin tonight. this campaign. CBA, 157. 98-BILL ALBERT could wind up wearing a state crown. John Rodriguez, All-County at 98 last year, ran afoul of Still only a junior, Albert is an experienced competitor 156-TERRY BEINS 178-BRET KAUFMAN this year's selection at 1&6, Tom Seitz of Red Bank Catholic, in who should help lead Middletown back to the top of the heap OE all the local matmen in the state tournament, Beins Kaufman was not as widely publicized as some grapplers the Region 6 semi-finals and takes a second seat to Seitz on the next year. Going into tonight's opening round of the state tour- drew probably the toughest opponent for the first round. He this year, but his steady performance is shown by his 17-1-1 record. He had tough matches in the regionals, beating,Doug team. nament at Jadwin Gymnasium. Albert is 21-2 for the year. He tackles Phillipsburg's Bruce Lear, winner of 23 straight, Bower of Wall, 7-5, in the semis, and Mike Verrochi of Long Terry Brewer of Long Branch was champ last year at 178, tackles Allan Maloney of Edgewood in the opener. tonight. Beins has lost only once in 24 outings. Terry, a junior, Branch, 1-0, in the finals. He goes against undefeated Dennis 106 - TOM SEITZ made the team last year at 115. but this year he competed at 168. Deacon, the choice at 168, Joyner of Barringer in the state opener tonight. beat Brewer, 5-2, in the regional finals. " The story of how Seitz overcame the loss of one leg is well- 141-TOM HOYT Hoyt, only a sophomore, is the baby of this year's team There are eight Region 6 champions on this team of cham- known locally. After moving to Red Bank Catholic this year HEAVYWEIGHT - JACK COUGHLIN but is following in a family and school tradition. He started pions, and they will be shooting for state titles at Jadwin Gym- from Red Bank Regional, Seitz turned in a 22-8-1 log and has Coughlin went unnoticed as a 178-pounder last year al- nasium, Princeton, in competition starting tonight. an excellent chance to bring home a state title from Princeton. slowly this season but came on to post a 14-4 record and win a though he did receive honorable mention. This year, with Bill Albert of Middletown startsnhe parade at 98, and Seitz He wrestles Kevin Keane of St. Joseph of Montvale in district championship. He was the consolation winner in the added weight (about 225 now) he zipped through 24 straight follows at 106. Art Van Note of Howell at 136 and teammate tonight's first round. Seitz is also only a junior. Region 6 tournament. heavyweight opponents, pinning Long Branch's Alton Woolley Beins at 136 come next. John Farmer of Wall, 157, starts a US - KEN HOPFENSPERGER 148 - DAVE HUMENIUK in the regional finals. In the semis, he flattened Middletown's skein of four County grapplers in the higher weights, and he is Two years running, Hopfensperger has had the misfortune If things had been just a little different, Humeniuk would Brian Robinson. Coughlin could be a real threat in the state followed by Deacon at 168, Bret Kaufman of Manasquan at to run into Tom Jacoutot of Madison Township in the Region- be at Princeton tonight instead of John Howard of Iselin's J.F. meet. He.opens against Jim Mazunik of Hunterdon Central 178, and Jack Coughlin at heavyweight. als, so he is still looking for his first trip to Princeton. Only a Kennedy. The two fought to a scoreless draw in the finals oi tonight. Two of the remaining four All-County matmen bowed in junior now, that should come next year. Hopfensperger is a re- the regional meet, but Howard was awarded a referee's deci- the regional finals. Hopfensperger got nipped for the second turnee from last year's team and turned in a 21-2-1 record this sion. Humeniuk, a junior, was 20-4 for the season. HONORABLE MENTION straight year by Tom Jacoutot of Madison Township at 115. season. 157-JOHN FARMER 98—Pacheco, Long Branch; Baxis, AAanasquan; and Dave Humeniuk of Wall lost on a referee's decision to 123 - RAY DESTEFANO Fanner plants everything that comes his way — and that's Foster, Keyport. John Howard of Iselin's J. F. Kennedy. DeStefano bowed to Roger Kissing of East Brunswick in no pun. He conquered 24 straight opponents this season and 106—Ernst, CBA; Crudup, Howell; Chapman, The remaining two members of the team, Ray DeSlefano ,,r Neptune; Downey, Freehold Twp. nuiiiiMM HI mini iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHiimiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiluiililliiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiMiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiii 115—AAundorff, Raritan; Steinfield, Howell; Car- of Red Bank Catholic at 123 and Tom Hoyt of Wall at 141, are cnesio, AAanalapan. both district champions. 2l?S,e' Lo"9 Brc"nch; AAadsen, Marlboro, The team has an aggregate record of 250-19-3, which ,„ Phillips, AAanasquan. 130-AAallue, Wqll; Poulos, Red Bank Catholic; means that it won about 92 per cent of its bouts over the sea- P V R ms Eon. Shore Out to End Drought TWh H ' " ,on-Falr Haven Regional, Thibodeau, Marlboro. Coughlin and Farmer head the list with 24 wins each with- " ByJONNIFALK er, .is a consensus choice to be the first area grappler since 136-LaCorte, Long Branch; Donofrio, Ocean out a loss. Van Note, also undefeated, is right behind with 23 PRINCETON — This is the year! Black to win, but the crystal ball gazers don't stop there. They Jwp; Zahl, Holmdel. Straight wins. Seitz had only one tie in 23 outings. also envision crowns for Howell's Art Van Note at 130, and 141-Brown, Howell; Freshnock, Middletown; Howeil and Wall lead the All-County team with three rep- That's what wrestling coaches and officials in the area are saying about the state mat tournament which begins tonight at Brick Township's Dan McCullough at 178. twiri/ Holmdel. resentatives each. Middletown and Red Bank Catholic each There is also sentiment for Wall's John Farmer at 157, and L placed two, and Raritan and Mansquan get the last two Princeton University's Jadwifi Gymnasium. And when they say this is the year, they mean the Shore Howell's Nils Deacon at 168. Jack Coughlin, Raritan's unde- Howell; berths. feated heavyweight has backers, but most people are ogling Surprisingly. Long Branch, which knocked Middletown out area is going to break a drought which has not seen a home- SffilftaW^aSiSlB^' grown mat champion since Pete Black of Christian Brothers that weight class's newest wunderkind, Frank Nemeth of El- 168—Barker, Shore Regional; Raffetto, Manas- of the "A" Division crown this year, did not place a man on Academy won in 1969. Carlos Fontanez of Frecholdns the only mwood Park, who demolished Old Tappan's giant Mike Mur- quan the first team. However, the Green Wave has four, Rich John- other local title winner, and he won twice — in 1963 and '65. burg, 14-5, in the Regional finals. Murburg was state runner-up 178 0 CBA Franklln ton (115), Brewer (168), Mike Verrochi (17K). and Alton ~er Wai] ' '' ' Matawan; Bow- Tommy Seitz, Red Bank Catholic's undefeated 106-pound- last year while Nemeth was grappling at 157. Woolley (heavyweight), on the second team, indicating their (Continued Next Page) Hvy.—Larkin, Freehold; Panasuk, Wall; Ruqne, overall t«am strength. immnnnmniitimiiiiiminiiiiimmiiininiinmnimimnmmiiniiiimiimmitmiimmm Shore Regional. ' The Dally Register, Red Baifc-Mfcidletotn, N.J, Friday, Mmli 1,1173 21 Spartans Out-Step Panthers to Finals By RICH NICOLETTI that Ocean can handle a press While Simon who scored 22 points in the first quarter Taylor scored nine of his 20 up three quick fouls, two in 12 now," he confirmed. points, was busy trying to get nearly broke the game wide points to lead the attack, and/ seconds, and had to sit out the LINCROFT — Poise, an cle- The Panthers (22-5) em-, out of the bottle.in the first open early. pulled off a number of steals final 2:58 of the quarter. His ment found only on winning ployed a tough man-to-man, half, 6-5 Bruce Hlatky was But Perth Amboy began on Ocean passes, which set up absence took away the threat teams, was the quality which full court press, but the Spar- setting his sites on the basket finding the range in the sec- a couple of fast breaks. from the corner, and made it led Ocean Township to the tans appeared to break it with from the corner. His eight ond period. Sophomore Blake Meanwhile, Hlatky picked imperative that Simon get the Central Jersey, Group III fi- ease. ball. nals over Perth Amboy, 57-50, "We beat the press against He did. at Brookdale Community Col- Neptune, and now we've^an- Perth Amboy's only leads lege here last night. dled it again. That's the best came in the third session. The Poise and lots of savvy on team I've seen in a long time, first was at 6:53 on a shot by the part of playmaker Don though," Truex admitted. RBCsFinest Hour Barry Bandola. Lou Pen- Boughrum, puts Ocean into Ocean (25-3) jumped right ny/eather followed with a the Rutgers University Gym out to the lead from the begin- jump shot, and fear began to in New Brunswick tomorrow ning, but Perth Amboy was grip the overflow crowd which at 8 p.m. to face Wall Town- never far behind. The Pan- was heavily in favor of the ship for the title. thers had 6-8, Spartan center Nets Title Chance Spartans. Boughrum made a number Back In Front Chuck Simon bottled up under time lead. of the big plays to snuff out the boards in the first half, By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Yerves, another senior Ocean grabbed the lead the hopes of the high-flying Register Sports Editor wasn't far behind McGuiness The Caseys defense, accord- and that put a real cramp in ing to Kristofik, came to the again on two straight baskets Panthers. Ocean's style. ' KEANSBURG - Bishop in marksmanship, particu- from underneath by Simon, A three-point play by the Eustace has the explosive larly from close range. He fin- fore in the third period, but and Hlatky sank a foul to give Spartan captain snatched the Truex's main objective was ished with 25 points, while ju- the offense didn't cease. reputation, but Red Bank McGuiness tallied 12 of his the winners a 33-31 edge with lead back to the Spartans for to get the ball inside to Simon Catholic isn't exactly going nior Dave Bauer added 18. 2:50 remaining in the quarter. for the easy points. Simon be- team's 31 third period points good at the one-minute mark into next Tuesday night's Dale Cofer chipped in with 10. Perth Amboy went ahead of the third period, and three gan to find daylight in the sec- Eleven of the 13 players em- for a 74-45 balloon heading South Jersey Parochial "B" into the final quarter. again with a minute left on consecutive foul shots (one a ond period when he accounted finals armed with peashoo- ployed by Kristofik broke into consecutive baskets by Band- technical) with 1:00 left in the for eight markers. ters. the scoring department, with Paces Eagles ola and Chad Kinch, but game, put Ocean out of reach. "We wanted to control the The Caseys showed pheno- senior reserve Rich Oddo Rich Krzyzanowski scored, • Boughrum came to the rescue Makes Them Count tempo and force Perth Amboy menal firepower here last gaining a measure of noto- 19 points to pace St. Mary's, with his three-point play and Boughrum scored only, eight to attempt the shots from the night in blowing St. Mary's of riety when he put the Caseys. which finished its season with Cassidy sneaked in to steal points in the game, but he outside. We had to give them South Amboy off the Kearis- over the century mark, 101-62, a 14-9 record, three of the set- the ball away from Wilbur made them all count. But, that," Truex said. burg High School court, 105- on a jump shot with 1:49 left backs coming at the hands of Ricks for a quick layup as the that's not all he did. He led Stays With Plan 66, with 60 per cent field goal to play. RBC. Teammates Mark Clark period ended. the freeze with two minutes Ocean never made the mis- accuracy. Kristofik cleared his bench and Joe Kolakowski added 15 Boughrum's game-ending remaining in the game which take of trying to run and shoot "It was our best game of with four minutes remaining and 10 points, respectively. foul-shooting heroics came ate up nearly a minute. Then with the faster Panthers. In- the year offensively," under- and a 43-point spread (94-51) The Caseys take a 20-7when Pennyfeather fouled he led the second freeze which stead they took the time to set stated Casey coach Joe — largest of the game — record into the SJ finale at him. Pennyfeather then took a ended the contest. up the offense and wait for Kristofik. "Tonight we just showing on the Scoreboard. Lakewood on Tuesday night, swing and drew the technical. "We represented the Shore good shots — usually from the put everything together. We In the first half no lead but Kristofik has no illusions Boughrum promptly went to here tonight," said a jubilant benefit of a timely pass from passed the ball well, worked seemed comfortable. The. that Bishop Eustace won't be the line and swished all three Rqn Truex, Spartan coach. the guards, Boughrum and our fast break well and our Caseys came out shooting at as tough as everyone says it without batting an eyelid. "There should be no doubt Jim Cassidy. defense came on in the third the outset and scored the first is. Perth Amboy is a shooting period." six points of the game. They He saw the Pennsauken team, but the Spartans limit- Biggest Bang spurted to a 14-4 advantage club pummel highly-tfiuted At-' ed their number of shots with The loudest cannon in the and led, 26-13, at the con- lantic City, a Group IV power, Simon under the boards. Casey arsenal was senior clusion of the opening period. by 29 points a few weeks ago. Ocean pulled down 29 Paul McGuiness, who finished McGuiness, who had 10 "We've been working hard rebounds to the Panthers' 18. with a game high of 32 points points through the first eight to get a shot at them," Kristo- "We knew that they liked to on 15 of 21 shooting from the minutes, opened the second fik said. "They're as strong as shoot," said Truex, "so we field, including his last nine stanza with a field goal before CBA and phsyically bigger had to win under the boards to attempts. As a team, RBC hit the Eagles came winging than we are. Their starting keep their number of shots at back. The South Saints scored team averages 6-4." on 44 of 73 shots from the field a minimum." Rejuur Slalf Pholo by Don L«rdl and 16 of 23 from the foul line. the next seven points and 11 of Therefore, it came as no Perth Amboy took 54 shots the next 13 to close the gap to TWO THE HARD WAY - Ocean Township's "He has been bothered by a surprise that Bishop Eustace and hit on 21. Ocean was 24 Bruce Hlatky (5) goes up for two points with back injury, but has come on 28-20. • warmed up for Tuesday's for 47. Perth Amboy's Pennyfeather (12) breathing on his again the latter part of the But then RBC got back on Casey encounter by routing Ocean's ability to score back last night in the Central Jersey Group 111 season," Kirstofik said, "And the beam to score the next six St.' Thomas Aquinas, 86-38, in from the foul line in the fourth semis at Brookdale Community College. Tim Verves also played his points and 13 of the next 17 for their SJ semi-final last night. period helped keep the Pan- best game of the year." an overwhelming 43-28 half- •MlonkCMti. (10S> St. Mary's <«> thers at bay. The Spartans G F T C F T Seaboard Holds Diamond Signup Vtrvn ID S2SKnyzraM » I 19 scored seven of their nine McGulncu 15 2 32O'Malley 2 3 7 Strtl 0 1 Beraln 1 5 from the line in the quarter. LITTLE SILVER - The will also hold registration be- Plgnatoro O O Becker 1 0 tween 1 p.m.-3 p.m. next Sun- Boutr 7 I 15 r«1li Ambey (JO) Oc«on Two. [S7> Seaboard Pony "Bigger" Cofer 1 0 2 League Baseball club will day. Shore Seeking Catolone 1 0 Taylor, 7 6 201 Boughrum 0 4 4 Bhotrclt Hell 0 0 0 Bandolo 3 0 « Simon 10 2 22 hold registration for boys, age Tryouts will be held April GoniofM » It Kruppo 0 0 0,'Hlatky 6 3 IS Ollvodonl i? Kotokowlkl 4 2 10 Penyfettier 3 0 6|Cauldy 13-15, Sunday, Mar. 18., at28, at 3 p.m. at the Boro Base- i o Kinch 6 0 131 Edwards I 0 2 ocifo 1 2 Ricks 2 2 6lOrjlnl 1 0 2 Little SQver Boro Hall. ball Field. Drought's End Rich 3 0 1 Vincent 0 0 0 For additional information, Ovens 0 0 — — _l Total! 44 171O5l Total] 2tU it Totals 21 I SOi Totals 24*9 57 The Little Silver Carlcton. contact Mr. Dom Santelle, (Continued) Red Bank Com.. B 17 31 31-105 Perth Amboy... I 15 13 14 -50 ». MoryMSAI... 13 15 17 31 ' Ocean Twp 14 10 14 17 -57 League, for boys age 15-18, Little Silver. Here are the consensus predictions: 98 -Greg Cunningham (Seton Hall). His biggest challenge could be Middletown's BUI Albert. 106 -Tommy Seitz (Red Bank Catholic), but Tommy will have to get by Randolph's Bill Cuff, who beat last year's champ, Tom Armenio of Seton Hall, in the Region 4 final. 115 -Rick Thompson (Phillipsburg). Thompson is 18-0 and was state champ at 98 two years ago. 123 -Glen Guerin (Randolph). Guerin is a two-time Region 4 champ and very experienced. Greg Cholish of West Morris was runner-up at 115 last year. 130 -Art Van Note (Howell). Van Note is 23-0. Bob Cusa- mano of Elmwood Park is 24-0 and dangerous. \ 136 -Bruce Lear (Phillipsburg). Lear is 23-0 and wa^third at 130 last season. He must beat Rich Hicks of Haddon Town- ship, second at 136 last year. AMERICAN MOTORS 141 -Gary Osborne (Phillipsburg). Osborne was third at sales are up this weight a year ago. He has lost once -on a disqualification.' 148 -Rich Gottlick (Westfield). Gottliek is very aggressive. 56% Dean Guyton of Glassboro could make a bid. in the 157 -Bob Keifer (Watchung Hills). Keifcr got there by beat- New York, ing Steve Haga, fourth in the state last year. Don't count Wall's John Farmer out. New Jersey, 168 -Chris Campbell (Westfield). Rated very tough. The Connecticut crowd will love him. He bows to it after his matches. 178 -Dan McCullough (Brick Township). McCullough is an Metro Area excellent athlete who is reaching a peak. (January, Heavyweight -Frank Nemeth (Elmwood Park). At 5-8,190, Nemeth may be the smallest heavy in the field. He is also the MR. INBETWEEN - St. Mary's Rich Krzyza- fastest and best conditioned. nowski (20) can't get off the shot as Red 6ank Tournament times: tonight's opening round -7 p.m.; to- Catholic's Dave Bauer (31) and Dale Cofer (20) morrow's semi-finals -10 a.m.; consolations and finals begin at apply vice-like pressure in the non-contact sport.. 2 p.m.

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That's For Dehumanizing Athlete what made me quit." ond round of the Doral East- NEWARK (AP) - Athletes shift to a major metropolitan his football scholarship was lant drugs to prepare them for ern Open tied for second place He said he decided to try have a tendency to become area where their presence dependent upon certain aca- their gridiron battles. at 68 with Bob Barbarossa, Doral again when Jie was told dehumanized, but the dehumi- might be overlooked. demic achievements, but Supple, a graduate of four strokes behind front-run- by fellow pros that all it took . nation is created by society, He also asserted that the re- agreed that some football Georgetown University who ning Lee Trevino's eight-un- to master the layout was a not by athletics, New York serve clause has failed to pre- pros played college ball for played briefly with the Royals der-par H. good driver. Knicks basketball star Bill vent teams from becoming four years and then left their before being drafted by the But McGee was thinking of He combined his driving Bradley said here yesterday. perennial champions, citing schools without having earned Army, recommended that the the chances of defending skill and accurate putter yes- "When a kid is 13 or 14 and the record of the Boston Cel- the credits requisite (or grad- NBA continue to refrain from champion Jack Nicklaus in- terday in recording birdies on is playing sports, he begins to tics, who won 12 NBA titles uation. drafting college basketball stead of his own. Nicklaus the Hth through the 17th holes hear the cheers of the crowd during a 13-year period within Houston was asked about players until their glasses was in a group at 69 on the while playing the back nine and feels masculine," Bradley the past two decades. his feelings toward Dave Meg- have graduated. par 72, 7,065-yard course. first, then blrdied three, five said. "He then feels that he's Houston also denied that he geysey, the former St. Louis Such restrictions are neces- "If Lee plays steady, Jack's and six, all par (ours, on the supposed to act in a 'mascu- was, or is, dehumanized by Cardinal linebacker who quit sary, he said, to insure that going to have to come out front nine along with the par line' manner about things like his status as a professional the game after charging that college athletic programs are with a fantastic round," said five eighth hole. fear. athlete, but conceded that the sport had dehumanized kept free of professional inter- McGee, dismissing his own "If he shoots a M every "That doesn't lend itself al- some college "football facto- him. ference. hopes with "I don't think he day, you're not going to catch ways to great personal sensi- ries " use their players to gain "Meggeysey wanted to Holcomb praised his foot- (Trevino) is worrying about him," said Nicklaus. "That's tivity, and that's sad," national prominence, and in make a buck," said Houston, ball coach at Delaware, Har- me." a good round today, it's the Bradley said. turn are used by their players referring to Meggeysey's book old "Tubby" Raymond,forin- Before yesterday's first course not that easy." Bradley, who was a 1965 as stepping stones to the pro- on the subject. "Some of the sisting that his athletes blend round, McGee said he and Equally impressed with Princeton University gradu- fessional ranks. things he said aren't true." into the college community Trevino were standing togeth- Trevino's effort was McGee, ate and a Rhodes scholar be- Houston, who holds a de- Meggeysey had accused pro without receiving special stat- er, watching Nicklaus hit who asked, "What holes did. fore joining the Knicks of the gree from East Texas State football teams of, among oth- us, academic or otherwise. some long drives. Trevino Trevino play across on? Did" National Basketball Associ- University pointed out that er things, illicit use of stimu- There are no athletic schol- said, "I'm going to get him. he play all 18 holes?" ation, spoke at a panel on the arships at Dejlaware, he It's mine this week." Trevino's effort matched dehumination of athletes at noted, a situation that re- Trevino finished in a tie for the course record set by Nick-. the Seton Hall University moves the financial entice- AP Wlrcphata second with Bob Rosburg, two laus in the 1969 and 1972 tour-" School of Law. ment from competing in var- LEAP PHILLIE - Philadelphia Phillies rookie strokes behind Nicklaus, here naments. Otter Panelists sity sports. pitcher Dave Downs leapfrogs over teammate last year after missing the Other members of the panel The program was organized Willie Montanez during exercises at the team's event the previous two years. Auto Club Sets included Rich Houston of the by the law school's Criminal training camp in Clearwater, Fla. Waiting his turn "1 skipped it a couple of New York Football Giants, Justice Seminar under the di- is outfielder Bill Robinson. Downs, nicknamed times because I didn't think Sunday Rally ; Jim Supple, who played a rectorship of Professor Law- "Baby Huey" because of his 6-5 height and 220 I could play this course," ex- brief stint with the Cincinnati rence Bershad. pounds, enjoyed the unusual workout. OAKHURST - The fourth „ Royals of the NBA, now the annual Explorer Road Rally, , Kansas City—Omaha Chiefs, sponsored by the Wing and , and Ray Holcomb, former ( Bonnet Sports Car Club, will . captain of the University of be held Sunday for the benefit ! Delaware football team. of the Explorer Division of the Hahn Sticks' for Mets ; Supple and Holcomb are Monmouth Council Boy Scouts students at the law school. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the ninth and edged Minnesota 7-6 after the Twins had of America. Bradley, around whom most Light-hitting Don Hahn, trying to beat out the legendary scored four times in the top of the inning. The Rally, designed to in- of the discussion centered, but sore-kneed Willie Mays for the New York Mets' center The California Angels and Cleveland Indians got under troduce these young adults to emphasized that he did not field job, singled home the winning run in the 10th inning yes- way in Palm Springs, Calif., but were rained out.with the In- the safe-driving type of Rally, feel dehumanized, but he was terday in a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. dians on top 1-0. It was only the second rainout in the 13 years will cover over 125 miles of highly critical of the reserve Hahn, who "boasts" a .233 lifetime batting average in 201 the Angels have been training there. Monmouth and Ocean County clause which binds a profes- major league games, connected off Dick Lawson, a nonroster Boston's big first inning included a two-run homer by Car-' roads, starting at the Mon- sional athlete to the team Detroit pitcher, as the Mets opened their exhibition baseball lton Kisk and a two-run single by Rico Petrocelli. Pazik un- mouth Council Scout Service holding his contract. schedule. corked three wild pitches and there was a Yankee error. Center, Monmouth and Deal "The major victory we as Bill Freehan, one of 30 players used by Detroit Manager Pittsburgh has come up with many late rallies in recent Roads, Oakhurst. players are seeking is the eli- Billy Martin, sent the game into overtime with a ninth-inning years but the players involved in yesterday's heroics weren't Registration will be held mination of the reserve single. involved in any of them. from, 11 a.m. until the 12:30 clause," he declared. AP Wlrtptioto Yanks Lose Luther Renn drove in the tying run with a double off Ken p.m. starting time. BLAMES FANS — Bill Bradley discusses his life Reynolds after Ron Mitchell walked and Ed Ott sacrificed Bradley disagreed with In two other games played, the Boston Red Sox jumped on A banquet will be held at as a professional basketball player with the New nonroster lefty Mike Pazik for six runs in the first inning — Renn then scored the winning run on a high chopper which Gibbs Hall Ft. Moonmouih al- sportswriter Dave Klein of the was thrown wildly to first by third baseman Danny Monzon- York Knicks at a panel discussion yesterday at five of them unearned — and trounced the New York Yankees ter the event. Trophies will be Newark \ Star-Ledger, who the Seton Hall University School of Law. and then relayed wildly home by Jim Holt. suggested that elimination of 7-2 while the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for two runs in the last presented. the clause would trigger a mass player exodus from smaller cities to New York, Los Angeles and San Fran- Knicks Adjust Sights cisco. Bradley contended that The best time to most prominent players for out-of-the-way cities would rather retain that slaiuTthan From CelCs to Bullets think about feeding,weeding, JVEWSYORK (AP) - After "I knbw Boston's going to games behind Boston, and vir- INDOOR spendinglhebetj£tparlof-the—be-h-ard to catch," said tually assured a meeting be- and seeding is now 1972-73 National Basketball Knicks' guard Walt Krazier, tween New York and Balti- Association season chasing 'But beating them like this more, the leader in the Cen- the Boston Celtics, the New helps. They've got to be think- tral Division, in the first while you're still shivering. York Knicks have adjusted ing about us now, and wonder- round of the NBA playoffs. It their sights to a different ing." will be the fifth year in a row TENNIS threat — the Baltimore.Bul- But Knicks forward Dave the teams have met in lets. DeBusschere noted, "Before the playoffs. Ten days ago, the Knicks we play Boston, we're going had just beaten the Celtics for to have to face Baltimore. It also got the Knicks to the third consecutive time, a And' that's not going to be thinking Baltimore, rather 123-91 romp at Madison easy." than Boston. Square Garden. 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1969 OLDSMOBILE 98 HOME OF THE MOST AFFORDABLE FORD 2-door hardtop Jrowrt, matching Interior, dark irawn vinyl top, power windows, >ower seali factory air condl- lonlng. Low mileage. Immacu. ate throughout REMUS FORD RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILUCCO. 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK i00 Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk' 741-0910 Autos For Sole Autos For Sale Autos For Safe Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Tke Dally Register, Red Bank-MkfcDet»w», N J. Friday, March*, 1173 25 WANTED- m> LINCOLN CONTIHENTAL - ' CADILLAC 1971 - Eldorodo. Auto Parts—Repair WANT60 Help Wonted Help. Wanted Party who ntttt 1«% finontlng. win ne UNDER $500 4tt HEMI - J3.J TRW plslom, bored XIX rmnti down on o \1n Gremrin n«5 Pony who nentt 100% financing, Kit ..- over, balanced, Cloyes timing gear, Isky Male or Female Male or Female ME FINEST SELECTION - 01 new ond Transportation Specials money down, on a lift BUICK SKY. c4tm short and volve trolntrol , HeadHasd ported oted, used curs In Monmoutti County. 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I'M FORD SOUIRE WAGON~- Air (u Call 747-3697. Ex llenl RED BANK VOLVO «°"s55 " "ndllion. 51650. Co Choose now ond Save! Auto Rentals AND ADVERTISERS. 1969 IMPALA - Automatic FoT^dooT Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank MUST SELL - Leaving N.J. 1969 VOL Good condition. Asking JIOOO ' 74I-SM6 KSWAGEN, very goad condition. »75 ^OLKSWAGltTcONVERtTBTr RASSAS Coll between 6:301:30 p.m. 741-2S63. TOM'S FORD In compliance with the New Jersey Low Against Dis- 536 lln M?8°5S "'"'rotor. broke* JSOO. Co SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — Far the best RENT A CAR crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- 1»«3 THUNDERBIRD - TiTsTTiT cor buys. RUSSELL Oiasmobllt-Codilloc PONTIAC DAILY RENTALS AND1 LEASING Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 395 Brood St. 741-5110 Red Bank der the combined "Help Wanted male or Female" column. SPECTED. NEWBRAKEDRUMS Trucks for Sale 200 HWY 3S. 264-16M KEYPORT SHOES. RUNS PERFECT, BM.HI"^ ' 1962 CORVAIR _ Good condition. 741-0910 Eves, until 9 Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- Neyy tires. JI25. 1973 FORD — '/i ton pickup. V-8, automat Coll W5-0252 SCENIC CAR SALES 1964 OLDSMOBILE — Six cylinder. Red pressed, unless o bona tide occupation requirement exists. f LYAAOUTHS. 1967, 1961, 19«y Quality cars bought and sold. two-door. Automoflc, power steering. Ic, traction lock rear, Zlebort rustproof BOATS AND AUTO CREDIT 1967 FORD FAIRLANE New tires" Hwy 16 Highlands 872-022 Drive by 12 Rosalie Ave., Rumson, to In- Ing. Radio. Like new. 2,000 miles. Many •Assume payments on any of 100 cors In Good condition. USD. spect. Coll 842-2948, 8 to 10 p.m. and make extras. 12700. 747-2288. ACCESSORIES Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- SHREWSBURY MOTORS k. Credit applications accepted bv Coll otter 4 p.m. 747-1353. offer. COMPLETE RIGGING SERVICE le. All makes and models available. 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Coll 291 CALL NOW 747-0040 settle estate. 741-3947 after 5 p.m. 4753 ofler 3 p.m. SAILS — Winter storage. InspecteaTre CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICKUP - paired, cleaned. Ice boat sails Inspected Help Wanted Help Wanted WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY 196? CHRYSLER — Town and Country 1972 Cheyenne Super, like new. Many ex- Autos For Sale Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore stotlon wogon. Body In good condition. unc repaired. Ice boat mast and boom Male and Female tras. Asking S270O. Call 495-2673 after S covers. ULMER OF RED BANK, SAIL Mole and Female Autos For Sale V Shrewsbury, N.J. Four "like new" Sears steel rodlals. Fac- p.m. 747-54M tory air. Needs extensive engine work. iMAKERS, 101 Monmouth St., Red Bank " PHOTO TYPESETTING Best offer. 741-6215. 1952 PICKUP TRUCK — Cj ton. DATSUN KEYPUNCH COMPANY WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 1965 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - Ex . Asking JIM. 14' ALUMINUM BOAT - With 25 h.p. 370 Brood St. 2C4-I323 Keyport cellent running condition. Body in gooc Call 787-9887, ask far Eddie. Joluiton. ond trailer, two years old. S7S0 IN SHREWSBURY shape. Just passed Inspection. 3300. 239 ) CHEVROLET — « ton, plumber'! Call 717-4917. OPERATORS NEEDS: PRINT OUT MA- im VOLKSWAGEN BUG Seobreeie Ave., Eost Keansburg. 495-1147.. utility body. Clean. Extras. A-l shape 2ND SHIFT MONMOUTH MAZDA Excellent condition. Asking M75. SANDERLING — II' Marshall cafboat CHINE OPERATORS for Sacrifice. Asking 11650. 546-6S09. Call 291-2511 1971 TRIUMPH TR-t- Brown. New radl Top condition. Good racing record. S3900. IPII. TO 11 P.M. ol tires, stereo FM rodlo, tape deck. Low Coll 747-0572. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS day shift and night shift. 1945 FALCON — Automotic. six cylinder. For personol Interview contact Asbury Park mileage. Excellent condition. 842-9090 1962 CHEVROLET Id-TON PICKUP 21' ZOBEL SKIFF — Enclosed hardtop. TYPISTS, experienced, 55 Good condition. $495 or best otter. Co' days, 229-4519 evenings. With camper, extras. Good buy! 264-7742 alter 4:30. Cal| 291-0045 109 Gray. A-l condition. WPM, day shift and night 1971 CHRYSLER\NEWPORT - Custom 2644493 L.J. GONZER shift. PART-TIME HOURS 1970 CORVETTE four-door hardtop\Low mileage, power Test drive the only ROTARY ENGINE 1965 B-61 MACK DIESEL — Tandem rear 13' WOOD PUSSY — Flberglas. New IDe ASSOCIATES, INC. Coll otter 6 p.m. brakes, steering, olr\ J270O. 741-5300. heavy duty. 12500. ' 565 Hwy 35, Red Bank ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL 741-4908 lono) soil, new mast, trailer. 1650. Call FOR APPOINTMENT FOR car sold in the Country. MERCEDES BENZ 300 SE — 1963. Power Call 564-0029 •42-1237 after 5:30 p.m. Call 842-3900 1971 THUNDERBIRD — Brougham. Lioh steering, power disc brakes, automatic DODGE PICKUP TRUCK — 1960. Very INTERVIEW 747-5880.. blue, navy vinyl top. Stereo, air. 2B,00( transmission, AM/FM radio, sun roof. good condition. S295 firm. Call 741-4055 be- THE SKIPPER'S SHOP miles. All power. 52900. 842-7264. 291-4771. fore 5. After 5 call 495-1004. 46 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands SALES ARTHUR MURRAY STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 1968 CHEVY NOVA — Four door hardtop. 1967 FORD PICKUP — Good shope. Stan CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS Full time. Excellent opportunity tor ad- NINE AC-REI S of New and Used Cars ' A-1 condition. J1000. darrj shift. Four new tires. Heavy duly SALES AND SERVICE vancement. Full benefits. Company dis- 1973 expansion program starting now. SEMI ANNUAL LOW, LOW PRICE5 counts. Openings for donee teachers. Junior Inter- Hwy36 Keypon Coll 4954535 load lever. Capable of carrying camper. Also, trailer hitch. SI 150. uitflO after 5 British Seogull outboard dealer, Sperry viewers, receptionist. Also telephone 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY — VERY 1949 JEEP AND 1963 KARMANN GHIA — p.m. Top-Sider boat shoes, Peter Storm, ma- work available. Port-time evenings. Ho CLEAN. JUST INSPECTED. RUNS S300 each. Moving, must sell. rine points, equipment. Dyer Dhow and PERGAMENT experience necessary. Salary plus Donus, GOOD. J2B5 OR BEST OFFER. 741-4243. Coll 787-3267 FORD PICKUP — Ronchero 1962. Runs Sklmmar Dinghies, masts, rigging. Hwy M and Poole Ave. Hailei This con be your opportunity to join larg- good. Good tires. 1300 firm. Call 741-4055 fNTRODUCING est and fastest growing dance chain In the 1972 TOYOTA CORONA — Four-speed. world. Apply In person, 1 to 10 p.m. dally, 1969 ROADRUNNER 38] - Automatic. Before S. After 5, 495-1004. CHRYSLER MUTINEER SAILBOAT Excellent condition. Must sell Immediat- Ask or send for Information DESK CLERKS 12 Brood St., Red Bank. 741-5UC Many extras. Not stock. Needs body ely. 264S604 otler 6 p.m. work. J600 will lake It this month. Call 1967 CHEVROLET WALK-IN — Aluml 872-0367 Steady year-round employment. Must op. 264-7937. 1973 CADILLAC SEDAN OE VILLE — num. body, with new motor. Call I a.m, to ply In person after 4 p.m. HOWARD DEMO SALE 2:30 p.m. 7I7-327I. Open dolly 9-& p.m. Suns. 9-3 p.m. JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE, Hwy 3S 8,000 miles. Air conditioning. AM/FM TOYOTA CORONA — 1949. Automatic stereo. 747-1758. Mlddlelown. CARPENTER transmission. Four-door sedon. Excellen DODGE VAN 1967 — Chrome wheels, «T TRAWLER YACHT Minimum 10 years experience.' condition. (750. 739-0071. STATION WAGON FORD 1968 wood paneled Inside. Condition excellent. Excellent twin fre*h water Palmers, dec CAFETERIA HELP Also experienced corpenter's helper. 4 in stock Automotic. Air. S70O or best oiler. U25. Call 741-1159, Ironies. Fiberglas cabin tops, cot-walks, Alterations — run complete lob. FORD VAN 1964 — Windows. New tires Phone 747-1735 after 5 p.m. Monti shafts, mufflers, tanks. Bargain, IMMEDIATE CALL Ml-1571 Honq doors, trim, partitions. Paneling inside, Good condition. Mus GMC DUMP'TRUCK 17500. 264-3'$4, 11 a.m. to 1) p.m. MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN— E Coil 741-D44 ofter 1p.m. Exclusive Monmoulh County Dealer. self. Call 747-9555. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Excellent condition. Must sell. Phone 591-1484 NEW AND USED SAILBOATS perlenced wilh RF measurements tech- 1965 OLDSMOBILE 88 — S300. Coll 787-7063 7' through 2&' on display. niques. Electro Impulse Lab, Inc. 116 BEAUfTclAN Runs good. 1965 '/4-TON CHEVROLET PICKUP - MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER Chestnut St., Red Bank. An Equal Op- Full time. Experienced only. Top salary. MONMOUTH MAZDA Call 264 8247 19*6 DART GT-6 — Vinyl roof, buckets. Dual axle, 1963 28' Tee-Nee trailer, dual West $1., Monmouth Beach 2123492 portunity Employer. Renown Beoufy Solon, 1872 Hwy 35, Mld- Automotic. Radio. Reliable. 1475. axle. 120O0. 566-3032. dletown. 671-9889. 967 RENAULT R-10 — Automatic. E 25' 1960 TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — 904 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, N.J. Coll 7412033 1966 FORD PICKUP — Very good Condi, NEEDEO — Mole singers, oltos, tenon 776-6777 cellent condition. Cruises at 60 mph. Ap- Chrysler 177 h.p. Great family boat In ex- bosses. Contact Mr. Smith at St. George'! INSURANCE UNDERWRITER — Large Asbury Park 776-6777- proximately 27 miles to the gallon. Radio 1969 COMET - Ore owner. A-l condition. lion: Runs like new, good tires. Call 741- cellent condition. Mahogany inferior, new Church, 842-0596. After 4 p.m., 84)9469. commercial Insurance agency seeking In- tires. Asking J495 or reasonable otter. 542- S350 2189 between 10 a.m. ond 4 p.m. or- 542- carpeting and curtains. Sleeps four. Full dlvlduol with experience In policy writing 2961 any time. Coll 264 6127 3496 after 6 p.m. galley, tiled stand-up head, refrigerator MECHANIC and rating. Maximum salary available dockilde 110 volts and water, radio, com- Cor necessary to ond from work. Please Trucks For Sale 1945 CHEVELLE — Deluxe station 1967 A CAR — All aluminum. Heovy equipment Trucks For Sale 22'Budds. IS speed RR. 238. poss, depth finder and many other extras Call 566-4170 after 6 p.m. call Howard Prevllle ot 531-510O. Autos For Sale wogon. Automatic, air, AM/FM radio, Must be seen. Asking S32S0.741-4768. snows. Low mileage. Very good condition. Call 4954080. RN — Weekends, 8 o.m.*4 p.m. Top soli DENTAL ASSISTANT — Cholrsfde CX- 5525. 741-6559 after 5:50. 1957. CHEVROLET — Half-ton pickup. OWENS SEA SKIFF - 26', 235 h.p. Flop.- ry. BAYVIEW NURSING HOME. jrience preferred but no! necessary. Red Call 291-0440 Bwik area. Send resume to BOM H-86, The 1964 JEEP - With snowplow. Four snow tires, new battery. Needs little ship engine, flying bridge. Sleeps four Dally Register, Red Bonk, N.J. 11500 work. Best offer. S42-7736 after 4:30. Equipped with everything. Ship-shape Colt f47-9317 for appointment to see. WAITRESS M,W Call 291-4249 evenings. CASHIER, REFERENCES BOOKKEEPER/CLERICAL 1 We ore looking for someone with book- 1964 FOROGALAXIE Motorcycles 1970 WVs LARSON CLASSIC DEEP V Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keonsburg keeping ond clerical experience lo work One owner. 34,000 original miles. RUNABOUT — With SO h.p. Mercury out- In our Cash Management Department. TAKE YOUR PICK 1972 YAMAHA DT-2 ENDURO - 1972 board. Fully found with trailer, top, ful SCHOOL BUSORIVERS- No ex- 741-7659 Wilt handle cash receipts and dis- HOLSCLAW trailer (two rail). Bell hel- covers, etc. Incredibly good condition perience necessary. Storting salary S3.50 DEAL TRANSPORTATION bursements. Typing helpful. Ideal person met, full bare boots, tools, complete, MOO. professionally maintained. Approximately per hour. Apply in person to Mr. Michael will have some Dank operation ex- Chevrolet van. Good condition. Best olfer. Coll 264-1736 otler 7 p.m. and all day Sat- 40 hours total use. Replacement cos* Gormley, Administrative Assistont, Hoi- WIDE SELECTION Conlact Bab Angley, 741-4312, days. perience. Coll Mr. Thorne, Triangle In* 1972 OLDSMOBILE urday. U4OQ, price S26OQ. 741-&6&6. ______let Township Board ol Education, 82 Beth dustrles Inc., 944-6500. An equal opportu- cry Rd., Hailet, N.J. Cutlass Supreme 1970 BUICK — Power windows, brakes, G*W INVADER — 14' skl&oat, 4u n.p nity employer. steering, seat. Automatic. Air condi- Convertible, gold, while inleri- YAMAHA Johnson, trailer. Used one season. Must OF USED TRUCKS tioning, vinyl roof. 27,000 miles. Asking be seen. Call 531-3932 after 5. RECOVERY ROOMRN STORE ROOM HELPER - 8 am. to 4:30 . or, while top. Bucket seats, price 12295. 671-0250. SALES-PARTS—SERVICE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR p.m. Must be alert, conscientious and be 16' FIBERGLAS OUTBOARD — 65 h.p EXPERIENCED RECOVERY ROOM oble to lift and move heavy boxes. Apply console, automatic, super 1968 CUTLASS SUPREME — Foctory air, Largest Stock of ' ' ' Mercury. New top. Three tanks. Fully NURSE TO GROW WITH EXPANDING Personnel Dept., Jersey Shore Medical stock wheels, factory air con-, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top, Yamaha Paris In Ntw Jtrsey equipped. Tandem wheel tilt Irciler. S1000 DEPARTMENT. CALL OR WRITE Center, Corlie*> Ave,, Neptune, weekdays white leather Ducket seats, console, v-6, firm. Call evenings,,741-7650. SOUTH AMBOY MEMORIAL HOSPI- 9 to 2 p.m. Equal opportunity employer. dlllonlng. Original 10,000 automotic. Excellent condition. Call oner J&R CYCLE SERVICE TAL, 721-1000, EXT. 75. miles. Like new. 6 p.m. 7414087. 171 W. Front St. Red Bank 142-0877 38' OWENS CABIN CRUISER — Sleep: HAVE FUN — And earn 13.40 on hour ser- five. Stand-up head. 12500. EXPERIENCED ONLY OPERATOR 1969 OPEL — Kodett L, two-door wogon. KODAK A 100 B* — Extra knobble, tool vicing Fuller Brush customers near home. Coll 671-5B96. FOR RUBBER TIRED TRACTOR — With Call 264-3822 or 583-1033. 39,281 original miles. Six new while walls, kit, and workshop manual. S300. Call 842- front end looder ond bockhoe attached. FM/AM radio. Immaculate showroom 1850. MARINE MOTORS Must be oble to operote and service equip- HEY! — Are you bored? Want to be with RUSSELL condition. 27 mpg. Four-speed stick shift. 1971 HONDA CL-330 — Excellent 283 Chris Craft (one) 18S h.p., dlrec ment. Coll 671-2800, 8 lo 4:30 p.m., Mon people at your leisure ond earn extra cash Asking J1IJ0. 542-2961 anytime. condition. Extras. MOO. drive, S5O0. 210 h.p. Chrysler Fury (one» through Fri. only. too! Coll now tor I nf or mall on. Call 546- . OLDSMOBILE-CAOILLACCO. direct drive, M5O. Irwin's Yacht Works, 1967 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE — Call 471-3257 after 6 p.m. 3723, 787-5746 or 583-1567. | too NeMnio Spring! fld. RtdSink Full power. Excellent condition. Fournew Marine Pork, Red Bank. CAREER OPPORTUNITY sleel belled tires. S1475. Coll 291-2114 offer 1961 CUSTOM CHOPPED HARLEY OA- ELCO CABIN CRUI5ER — 54', Chrysler EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNT PAINTERS VIOSON — S30O0 or best offer. Call after 6 REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full tlmi Experienced, Steady work. 741-0910 6 p.m. Crown, reduction gear. Very good condi- real estate salespeople for our new o Call 78/883? ofter 6 p.m. p.m. 946-8601. tion. 291-0746. 19M FORD CUSTOM 500 flees. Licensed or unlicensed. If unl Needs motor work. 375. 1970 HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER censed, we will train and prepare throug For dry cleaning store In Coll 7877343 — Chopper, fully chromed. Show or plea- our special school. Unlimited potentiol. Keansburg-Keypor_/portt area. Good pay, etc. sure. S25OO firm. 495-2457. BUSINESS NOTICES SI5,O00-SI0,0K> first year, possible man- VogueCICleaners* , "240" Mai n "St. , Keansburg' --•-••- . 1963 PONTIAC WAGON — Very fine con- agement In near future. Draw available. 787-W7O. dition. Good tires. AAust sell. S200. 747- 1972 YAMAHA 100 — Excellent condition. Call Poloce Really Associates, 988-4400 or 1685. Knobby tires. Many extras. Low mileoge. ICE SKATES COUNTER SALES-EXPERIENCE 264-5300. Ask for Mr. Sleorn. PREFERRED. APPLY IN PERSON, 1970 CHEVROLET Pick-up truck, green, V-8 1400. Call after 5 p.m., 291-1833. SKARPENEO 1970 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — Full TRAINEE — Cleon-cut. eoger, oggres BOATMAN'S SHOP, 24 WHARF AVE., power, air conditioned, stereo. $2495. Coll Little Sliver Repolr Center, 747-0573 (AT MARINE PARK) RED8ANK. Standard shift, radio. slve. To S7000 to starl. Unlimited poten- 142-0250 or 741-4831. Mobile Homes tial. Now Is the time to consider your fa DENTAL ASSISTANT — Two evenings PONTIAC CATALINA — IMS four-door. SLIPCOVERS turel Call Angle Shorp. 747-1121. Sn«llln{ only. Will train. Mature person. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — Solo, 140. Choir, 122. You lupply the too- and Snelllng,54 Brood St.. Red Bonk. Automatic, power steering, radio, heater, 'Bethany Rd., off Hwy 35, Hoilet. Walk to Call 264-6333, 7*7-09S» all in good condition. Good solid trans- rlc, we'll do the rest. Guaranteed work- shopping oreos. 264-3911. monshlp. <7l-2384. PBX OPERATORS - 3-11, 11-7 nil portation. U50. 7413112. shirts, including weekend openings. Fui PEST CONTROL OPERATOR USED HOME TRAILER — 50x10. To be No experience necessary — will troln. In- Station Wagon Gold, black vi- 1971 NOVA — Six-cylinder, stick shift. INCOME TAX RETURNS — Business and or part-time. Longterm work. 741-4700. moved. Available Immediately. Good con- personal returns, payroll taxes, W*2. etc. teresting work, both Inside and out. Stort- muller nyl Interior, 4-speed trans- Call after 6 p.m. dition. Best otter. 872-1312. Corporation and partnerships. Over 20 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ing rate S3.50 per hour, after training 13 75 mission, lactory air condi- 739-2360 yrs. Mlddletown area. Margery Trovato, On coots. Union shop. Storting salary per hour plus many fringe benefits. Per- IM8 CHEVROLET BEL AIR WAGON — MOBILE HOME — SS'xlO', two bedrooms. f/a Reliable Tax Service. Coll for appoint- on hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 3: manent year-round position. No selling. tioning. Low mileage. Like Six-cylinder, standard transmission. Runs Furnished. Very good condition. Slays on ment, 671-1219. Wall St., Red Bank. Must have cor and driver's license. Coll Chevrolet good. 5650. 872-0341. the lot. (2500. 872-1484. 671-55)1. FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON 1967 MUSTANG — Two-door hardtop. V8, 1969 12x50 TWO-BEDROOM MOBILE — Allies and cellars cleaned. Junk re- Male-female, full time, part-lime, llcensi HOME — Must be moved trom lot. V45OO COFFEE SHOP WAITRESS M/W — Over tour speed. New tires ond clutch. S800, moved, light hauling. No lob too small. or willing to learn. Nowthatyou'v IB. Experienced. S p.m. to 2 a.m. shift. Coll S42-9379. 787-9060. Call 741-7633 between 3 and 7. talked lo the rest, come In and talk to th< HWY 34 & S. ATLANTIC AVE. best. We seek competent ond ombltlou; Apply In person. Shore Point Inn, Hwy 3S, 1969 350 CAMARO ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All people interested In earning a minimum ol Hoilet. Good condition. S1595 Tractors types of masonry. Driveways. CoN 495 S2O,O0O a year ond In turn, we offer com- COUNTER HELP — Dry cleaning ex- Coll 7871596 pany paid In depth training program, lib- perience. \7 per hour. Betty Brit* Clea- 566-8000 MATAWAN INTERNATIONAL TRAILER TRACTOR eral drawing account, 60% commission, ners, 475 Hwy 35, Mlddletown, N.J. OLDSMOBILE-CADILIACCO. 1964 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR" Model R20O. New engine. tISOO. LOCAL MOVING Estimates given. Reasonable. participating spec orrongements one 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Batik S200 Call 367-2235 more. Plus the opportunity for manage- Call 7977443 U24I93 ment through o planned program of ex- 741-0910 1965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Eight cyl- REMODELING - Painting, paneling, pansion. Wny not call for o confidents RtHJte 35, Mlddletown inder, automatic, power steering. Good Wanted—Automotive sheetroek and taping, concrete block and Interview and talk to the company tho condition. S325 or best offer. Calf after 5 tile work. Free estimates. 717-3721. sells a house every day. THE KIRWA REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed pre- or Sot., 566-0391. CO., Realtors, 4 Airport Plaza, Hoile ferred. Aggressive growing office re- JUNK CARS DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur 264-7200. ,- quires a targe staff due to expansion pro- 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA nlshedond Installed for only 1o4.95. To or gram. Only interested in salespeople de- Best offer. PICKED UP der, call 349-0143. sirous of earning over 520,000 per year. Call 671-5094. AIDE — Complete care of elderly hand Office leads, extensive advertising nation- Twinbrook Auto Wrecking capped mon, same light housekeeping anc 1966 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Excellent FEDERAL, STATE, CITY INCOME TAX al referral service. Member of two MLS', Eatontown 542-2235 Prepored In your home. . cooking, five days a week, 9-5. Own trans- training program. All replies held In stric- you'll like doing business with... condition. Low mileoge. One owner. S500. Highest prices paid for alt used cars portation, references. Send resume to 8o> Phone 747-3527. 29I-347J test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77* OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises H-87, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. The Daily Register, Red Bank. at all limes. Wanted Automotive TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE DELIVERY WORKERS - Port-lime eve MATURE PER5ON - Full or part-time. 566410O ALTERATIONS nlngs. Need your own car. Apply In per- Management career potential with a new Dormers, porches, stairs, oddltlons, etc. son. Lulgl's, ill Middle Rd., Hoilet. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do —irestlve corporation. Coll 671-5352 or AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH the |ob myself. Coll Jim, 776-67(4. WAITRESS M/W __ -2334. Ask for Mr. Chambers or Mr. Tfwrotdsen. CASH PAID MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35; Eolonlown. 542- HAULING — Furniture moving. Allies, Apply In person. Bow Knot Restaurant. 2414. basements, cleaned, lunk removed. Top Brood St., Red Bank. J~ANIT6R~M7W"— Reliable, with local WE NEED USED CARS service. 495-1074 or 495-2024 references, for smalt office building. EXPERIENCED'siDE'S**-^Tn"asbiTro» Hours, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., live days. Reply WE WILL PAY JOBBING - REPAIRS - PAINTING ond/or aluminum. Full time. Garden Slate Box A-126, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. Auto Parts — Repair CALL Roofing and Siding. 642j9275. TOP PRICES I42-1979 REAL ESTATE SALES - Commercial, MAGS— I4"X7" CASHIER —Fulltime. Industrial, and land only. Local estab- Call after 5 p.m. UNWANTED FURNITURE PICKED UP Apply Country Sudser Cor Wash. lished firm opening new office for this TOM'S FORD 747-3529 Free of charge. Prompt service. 1900 Hwy 3S, Mlddletown. purpose. Must have license and some ex- 4951076 or 495-2024 perience. Send resume to Box K-25. The Autos For Sale LAWN MAINTENANCE - Vord cleanup, OLSTbN * Dolly ReQister, Red Bonk. Autos For Sale planting. Middietown-Holmdel area. TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT Coll I425S97 offer 5pm. NEVER A FEE TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRAIN- U Route 35, Ealontown 542-5300 EE — High school graduate with mechan- REE SERVICE — Tree and stump re- ical aptitude to train as tectinicrji adminis- moval, topping, pruning, cobllno. Prompt trative assistant. Apply Electro impulse free estimates. 542-3272 or «<2»«18 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Parf-tlme. E: Lab. 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. Equal perlenced preferred. Four mornings, 8 lo Opportunity Employer. 2, plus occasional exlra. Some tvplno. Red Bonk area. Reoly Box A-144, The SALESMAN M/W — Wonted for torge EMPLOYMENT Dolly Register, Red Bonk. new car GM dealer. Solary plus commis- sion, demonstrator, ol) fringe benefits. Help Wanted 'ART-TIME RECEPTIONIST — Wanted Experience preferred. For interview 'or physician's office In Matawon area lor phone 741-6200, 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. * 1970 CADILLAC! Male and Female light ond Sal. work. No experience necei- 1972 CADILLAC .ory. Wrlle Box J 64. The Dolly Register, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde. Ex- Convertible Red Bonk. perienced preferred but will consider in- -Green, green leather Interior, PART-TIAAE DRIVER leihgeni, mature trainee. Full lime. One silver grey, red leather Interior. white vinyl top. Equipped with Man. thru Frl. 9 a.m. to 2 p m. WANTED — Personable individual to do evening. Write P.O. Box 328, Llncroft, Jlack lop, fully equipped with The Dally Register canvassing ond selling tor young growing NJ. 'power windows, 6-way power Circulation Dept. 741-3334 :onlractlng business. Call 842-9080. ill the power features Including seal, AM-FM slereo, lactory PART-TIME — To clean machinery and : lower door locks, and factory equipment. Sot. t a.m. to 1 p.m. Air Mold- air conditioning. Excellent Mobile Homes Mobile Homes ed Products, Phyllis and Clark Sts., Hor- ilr conditioning. In mint condl- throughout. let. 6TJTEEE TWO In family. Nice oom. Live in. Good wages. State refer- ences. Write Box A-143. The Dally Regis- RUSSELL RUSSELL ter, Red Bonk. New Owner TF.LEPHONING — For heaItVogeincyTre^ OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. ~ OLOSMOBIIE-CAOILLAC CO. rutting volunteers, eight weeks, morri- OONiwmm Springs fid. fl«f Bin) 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk offers * gs or afternoons. Write Box J-6S. The l*yy Registerg , R»d Bonk. you can still 741-0910 . 741-0910 fOUTEMAN M7W~~Fo laundrsundry ond ddrr y cleanerl . Paid vocations Top Quality annd hospltalizallonhospltii . Apply STAR CLEA- NERS & LAUNDERERS, 13? Myrtle Ave , buy quality. Long Branch. Recreational Vehicles at MIDYEAR EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — To work 8 to 4. Over 18. References required. Apply CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION EX- DEMONSTRATOR XON, Leonardvllle Rd., Belfortf, SE~RVTCE"s"fATION ATTENDANT^ Permanent position. No night hours. Ap- SALE OF SALES! SCHIFFMAN ply Burdge's Garage, ill Branch Ave., .title Silver. CAMPERS & TRAILERS More Classified Danny Kovalycstk — Sales Rep (formerly Brown's) Bud McKnight - Sales Rep on Next Page CAA g 73 LTD 4-door Route 35, Belmar 73 Torino Squire) Wagon Pillared Haidlop . Boats and Accessories 9-passenger, 3400 miles. Loaded In- Red with black vinyl roof. 7100 miles. Russell Man" cluding air conditioner, white wilh Loaded. Including air conditioner. today... black interior trim. SSTOSoveSTO!! SALE PRICE $4163 SALE PRICE $3999 FLAGSHIP MARINE SPRING FITTING OUT SPECIALS Bill NlcVilly-Truck Manager : Joe DeAlteris — Sales Rep of top quality camping units - 73 LTD 2-door Hardtop ', Dork brown with brown vinyl roofi 73 Pinto Squire Wagon TRAVEL TRAILERS. LIST PRICE SALE PRICE 1 ond beige interior. Fully equipped In- Blue with blue trim. 3600 miles. Fully motor homes, camoets, NEW & USED Marine paint 25% off eluding air conditioner. 3700 miles.1 equipped including luggoge rack ond 56.3SC O. approved •» Save 5873.B9! „ j automatic transmission. 0".1 Serro Scotty, Champion, Titan. Sli life veM .... ii ii »?S C O opprovtd SALE PRICE $2732 SALE PRICE $41841 Nationally advertised brands' tirf fit ii 0. 13 per ft. H- ' " nylon line »oerft It'., *a crio.n il(),j SI9 ?S Cfowell Mini-King SU 95 Bob Smith - General Manager 11? «S Rule Mole Pump .i.'ot 73 LTD Brougham Savings 117.50 Mtep loader jjgf SU 50 J ilep lofldcr " "to"or 4door hordlop, While with whitf root iun SSornp baiter, . . »»« nnn black Interior, 4900 milti. 15 95 Ballery bo«, iiO( AM/FM stereo, air conditioner. for You BtS JJ.J rim Aid Kit p*epl* - one tor our special shop for vouno mar SSSthHoir'Farm CCMIM SU 11 P.M. TO 7 A.M. riedt and young singles, one for boyi Re FAST Miniature Schnguzer 4 Spanlen .145/15 tolt or related experience preferred. Com WITH A QUICK ACTION Boston Terriers .US pony benefits, immediate employee flts- Oolmotlon t. English Setters U5 JJtrtom labor-otllvery room experience t ApplAly I n person to MrM . SherSix , 01 LOW-COST Short Holr Terriers ttsjntlol. Excellent personnel policy. Con- phone 741 S300 far appointment Police Watchdogs .Ui DAILY REGISTER Norwegian Elkhounds 175/95 Bosset & Beagles US NATELSONS Golden Retriever 4 Labrodors .us EXCELLENT FAMILY AD Rotwelller I Shepherds us Brood and Front Sis.. Red Bank IE5 -5 UAYS Sheepdog & Border Collies ,. OPPORTUNITY 3 LINES -5 DAYS Spanie__...,l S_ Beaglesi US Full-time |ob available os Super SECRETARY FOR Fox Terriers... from & Vtior/Admlnntrotor lor security firm E« Experienced Indlvlduol wonted to be pc JUST $2.00 Shepherd! S125 (trltnce preferred. HOOO a year lo start, sonai secretory to oeneral monomer o( St. Bernards... (15 K»» outo or expenses. Coll FIDELITY, lorot retail operation, individual mui Available for Merchandise For Sale onl Miniature Spaniels S3S possess excelleni ability In typing on Article must originate from a house ho Miniature Schpauier & Spaniels U5 shorthand Storting laiory SMO0 with o lib- ond may "Ol exceed a sole price of J50.00 Short Hair Pointer Types S3S JR. DRAFTSMAN M/W "; eral fringe benefit pockoge which includes per oriicle. Labrador * Collie ISO vocation leave, sick leave, trcup insur- For rough layout and take-off in steel fob Price MUST be advertised Eoch addition 135 ance, retirement plan, nine paid holiday ot line H 00 NO copy changes moy b< Eskimo* Hus'le 13S new fen. Sttody position, full company eoucationoi benefits, etc. Please Torworc befwflti. S»nd resume to P.O. Bo* 505, Help Wanted Help Wanted INSTRUCTION For Sale mode and no dijeounts or returns will bi Lossle Farm Collie US a resume ol your quoilflcoilons to Box J mode if ad is canceled before expirotion. Miniature Husky US *«. Bank, or coll 741-2119 between 10 61. The Dolly Register, Red Bonk We on Male and Female Male and Female COMPLETE FIVE-PIECE - Modern bed turn, and 4 p.m. LEARN HYPNOSIS — And srlMiypntl!! To Place Your Dai^ Register Miniature Coll e U5 on equal employment opportunity employ New course forming. Introductory less* room set. 11,000 BTU Corrler air condi- Brittany & Beagle J5O offered (no chorgel. For Information * tioner. Miscellaneous furniture. Coll 264 FAMILY At), CALL. . . AUTO SALESMEN M/W MASTER SALESMAN M/W Toy Terrier.... MANAGER N.J.'S Oldest Fiat Dealer 671-2600. 11W. Chihuahua Terrier For lull service cor wash. AUTO GARAGE SALE — Contents of old Rei J.P. O Nelll P.ppy Form Unusual career opportunity for ex A small ond growing computer compan SEWING CLASSES - For beginners and 741-6900 US Hwy t Princeton, N.J. Coll W1-5M» perienced oilomobile salesmen. All ben iniermediafei. Morning or evening hours. Bank home. Hutch table. Tiffany typi AND/OR requires an individual with a solid back P.S.' Arriving Irom Ireland Z-7I1Z York- UN OR LPN — II p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday rfits, salary plus commission plus profit ground in both automation ond busines: Cll 7472OT lamp, wicker corrtage, carnival onddepr _^_24Hour Set-vice shoring. We are in the process or enlarg* esslon glass, tables, chairs, knetholi ntfitiH. Emery Manor Nursing Home, Rte TRUCK MECHANIC economics. Only the person wjih good ex ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION — E it, Motowon SHUM •no our soles force for our new facillTy perlence will be considered tor this pos desk, dough table, marble top dressing bu "~G^rWi.ECTmc STOVE Top salary. All benefits. and find neces.iiy for a minimum o* three lion. Send resume lo Box J-7Q, The Doll perienced teacher, master's degree, w reou, and miscellaneous Items. Wed 40", single oven, mm drawers. Excelle rlers, Irish Setters on nglis STOCK CLERK »NTc*Si5lEB APPLY IN PERSON qualified salesmen having previously Register, Red Bank. tutor after school ond evening). mSM Thurs., Frt., March 7, 8, 9, « a.m. to working condition. Owner remodelln dog!. 1IJ5 to SI50. ;Apply In person. CBS Supermarket,36 earned ot leost 110,000 (bring W-3 forms). CREATE YOUR OWN POTTERY —Or p.m. 20 Falrview Ave., Little Sliver, N.J S50. Call 74I167B. MoTn St., Keonsburg. M. SCHWARTZ 8. SONS at end of Tinton Ave., opposite Monmout Please catl for oppointment between 10 wheel. Evening dosses. Children's classe: TWO YEAR OLD AIREDALE - Greot and 12. Levine Moior Corp 543*1030 DRIVER Animal Hospital 842-2476. CLEARING HOUSE - Most sell. Three SALESMAN M'W — Same e*perleVce 141 W. Front St.. Red Bank Saturday. To register, coll 739J427. piece living room set- Dining room table, with children. Moving out of stote.. necessary. Full time. Ooldln • Men's Experienced with straight body truck Coll J9S-O3J7 Knowledge of New York ond New Jersei LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILE COLOR TV STEREO COMBINATION - three leaves, six dining room chairs. A Shoe, Z5 Brood St., Red Bant. Sacrifice. Chest of drawers with mirroi In aood condition. Calf otter 5 p.m., U] SERVICEMEN~AA/W SALESGIRL M/W helpful. 3110 to start. Apply in per so OR OPERATE HEAVY EOUIPMENT. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Pure s*N OR LPN — Sundays, 7 o.rn71^Tr30 Pride Made Products, Inc.. 740 Llo/i CALL IM1) 5M-44S5 desk, skis, boots, ond poles, luggage, I" Ing room ond dining room draperies, mis white, J125, moles. *100 for 'ernoles. m. Emery Manor Nursing Home, Rte To service homf applionces for leodin EXPERIENCED Road, Matnwan,. N.J. Edwards Industrie CONSOLE STEREOS - Mony models r While German Shepherd stud, fee 1100. • Motowon. 5M-W0 authorized Frlgidoirf service firm in local ".enter. ceManeous accessories. 36 Glenma" S This full lime position, wim c fast brow- Ave., Mlddletown, 9-3 Fri., Sot.. Sun. duced lo our cost. ANDERSON'S TV ANI area. Excellent opportunities. Coll be- 1 MERCHANDISE APPLIANCE. 30 Brood St., Red Ban! OPPOR TUNITY KNOCK1NG~~AT~V6UR I^S locol choln ot Indies wortiwtor. of- FOR RENT DOOR — Porter for bowling center. Com- tween 10 cm. and i p.m., 642-6813 fers a good opportunity for advancement. KEY OPERATOR For Sale GARAGE SALE - Sofa-bed, drop-leal 747-0S25. table, cholse, chairs, stCtionol bookcase BOX STALL pany benefitsb . Six nights. Good pay. Call Coll Mrs. Stopleton, 10 o.m. to i p.m. ol High caliber key operator required loi BLACK AND WHITE WALL-TO-WALL CALL 741-2312 74w711 marble cottee table, modern sofa anc day ond evening snifi by a small or SHAG CARPETING BOYS! growing computer firm. Must be e HAMMOND ORGAN chair, knee-hole desk, artists'-materials PEDIGREED GERMAN SHEPHERD !• MEN OR WOMEN — Opportunity to eorn Shore area, 14 to 17 years, to work ofifi CALL 142-7371 AFTER 7 P.M. 842-2022 ceptlonally fost ond accurate, for Mcy picture frames, miscellaneous small Dp .PUPPIES-R,.aoSonjble.H •ISO per week plus bonuse*. For this op- school artel Saturday! Con eorn 125 to J7i plionces. Catl 6-10 p.m. 7*7-5649. A PRIVATE SALE — Of house furnish OWtunlly coll 741-7071 from I to 1. Equal August. 1973. Reply Box A-142, The Dal per week. Coll 9881313. Register, Red Bonk, of Asbury Pork GARAGE SALE — 8, 9, 10 March. 9 to 4,Ings will be field at 301 East Rd.. Btltorc opportunity employer. LET AVON HELP FILL - Thou long Brand new organ with Rhythm Record players, furniture, books, records: N.J., between the hours of 9 o.m. ond - TOV POODLE PUPS - Apricot, AKC AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced only winter days with excitement and fun. t695 glassware, pictures, lomps, spreads one p.m. on Mar. 17, 1973. All soles will be fl registered, male and female, four weeks CHAMBERMAIDS M/W Immediate opening available for new co> Eorn cosh, oet out ot the house, get in- Immediate delivery. Bench, music or* old. Good disposition and blood lines. Call . Full 11m*. Apply Mrs. Levin, Molly Pilch- PROOFREADERS drapes, typewriter, mon/ other items. 421 nal. Cash and carry. No auctions. agency. Fl ve-floy-wtek, paid nospl volved as on AVON Representative. lessons Included. Nutswamp Rd., Mlddletown. 741-9374. fr inn, fled Bonk. tall rot ton and vocation. Top pay plan fo Coll Mrs. Ward, 741-4343, 161 3171, or Experienced proofreaderi wanted for CORNED BEEF FOR ST. PATRICK': busy compositor. 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. POODLE PUPS - S'andord AKC reyli- SECRETARY — For Saturdoy orilyTocai qualified people. Call for interview, Jt 77i I2». DAY — At popular prices! Order early oi five days a week. Many benefits. Coll 7417- HOTPOIHT WASHER AND DRYER tered. Females, excelleni dispositions. reol estate office. Steno ond typing nece* 2433. 775-9300 visit our shop and select. Jensen's Meat SMO for appointment for Interview. Five years old. Reasonable. Block. M5. 7I7-954J or 495-01I9. wy. For Interview, coH 671-2300. ALL-AROUND Open daily til ? Sat. 264-4358 677 Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft, 74i CEGAL SECRETARIES'- With at leoi WELDER DESKS, FILESS, tablestb,, choirs,, addindding m 1133. HORSES BOARDED - Box stallsJir BARBER — Full time. MoiieTareaT^ three years experience. Excellent skill' SHOP PERSON STARCRAFT CAMPER 1971 - Sleep! Coll days. 7B/-9694 Experienced in arc-weldirtp, cuftlna, and hlneshl , typewriterstiiterst , officofficffi e equipmentequiiptment , et COMPLETE ROOMS OF FURNITURE - rent. Fenced noslure. PEACEFUL ACRES required. Pleasant working conditions in steel fabrication. Steady position, lull ed AA eight. Hard ends. Many extras. Excellen Evenings. 54M65? general layout. Steady position, full com' jtt bargain pricesi . NeNew or used, AA Two bedrooms, living room.^kltchen and FARW. M2-175S. Solory open. Coll Mrs. SI. Peter, Tues., company benefits. Call 741-7119 between 9 DESESK OUTLETOUTLET , 170? RtR.t 35, Ookhuri condition. JI750. 747-5131. pony benefits. 741-2119 between 9 a.m. anc other furnishings. Like new. Recently pur AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES MEDICAL LABORATORY AIDE - To Wed., or Thjrs., 741-3900. 531-3990. DRYER— Electric. Clean. chased. Reasonable. Transferred, Cal Otsiit with vorioui lob procedures. Cleri- 7S7-»10O. Eight weeks old. scfioo L~B u r 6 RTV e "RS"" wTTH raiV Excellent condition. US. Coll 172-0221 cal exDcrlence httDftii. Will train. 40 hour not licensed. Top poy. Need not be rej GARDEN SHOP PIANOS-ORGANS Call 747-1752 .week, fringe benefits. Salary com dent of Holmdel. Write Mr. A, Bailey AND PATIO MANAGER PORTER -WAXER CAMPER 1971 PHOENIX — Sleeps eighi A BUNDLE OF SURPRISES - Siamese . m*niurate with qualifications. Ruin Lobo Port-time evenings in Cllftwood area, Used trade-Ins from S75. Warehouse ._ WURLITZER ELECTRIC PIANO - 5175. Gas stove. Ice box. dinette, couch, etc. Fi Holmdel Twp. Board of Education, 75 41 hour week. Compony benefits. Ex- Ktmball. Conn, Yamaha, Checkering kittens. Cuddly, loving and entertaining. rator.es, 70 E. Front SI:, Red Bonk. 741 Holmdel fid., Haiiet, N.j. 07730. 12,25 per hour. Coll 643-4060 between 5:30 Portable Leslie for guitor or organ, 1115, berglas top. Asking 1109S. Used only t< Rolsed with children and dogs. Call 741- 0100. perienced preferred but not essential. Coll and A p.m. Moog. Synthesizers. Unlimited rental; Coll 747-9056. seosons. 566-7950. 5^2. from $7.50. Bring the tamify and choosi 7852. ettlng dlverslflea duties tor person . SERVICE STATION^TTEWANT FACTORY HELPER -Needed in custom REGISTERED NURSE - For nursing from over ISO units. 9-9 dolly, Sat. until 6. ANTIQUE STEINWAY GRAND PIANO 1972 VACATIONAIRE - 16' lightwelgh time days. Uniforms supplied. Ex insurance office background. Send resumi home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Weekends INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES trailer. Used once. Healer, oven, hitch to Box 316. Holmdel, 07733. shode department. Experience helpful but Freehold Music Center 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 741-747' perienced preferred, with o willingness lo not necessary, Poid hot!days ond otner only. Excellent salary and liberol fririni g electric brakes. 12000 or best offer. Cal REAL ESTATE work. Apply in person, Llncraft Exxon. 442-4730 291-2799. PART-TIME SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - benefitsnefs.. AppApply IInn personperson, Ralph FFriedlond benefits. For oppointment call 291-06 ~1 MAGNIFICENT FRENCH ARMO1RE Newman Springs Rd., Lincroit. Mon. through Fri. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FOR RENT Will troin, Col! Bennett Brothers Corp., Brothers, Locust 5t.,Keyport. Decorator quality. Interior contains bar POOL FILTER — Dlmttrlc eorth. 575 Welfare and people with credit problem! ond room for storage or stereo. Current BABYSITTER — Wonted occ«TonaTeVe^ 787-3380. LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced, SHIPPING DEPARTMENT HELPER ACCORDION, German-mode, electric Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Cal price S1350. Wil! sacrifice. Best effer. 741 hook-up, »350. WELL PUMP, S100. Ca Apartments nlngs- Hilton Pork area. 291-4051. Must E^eajTlV?'s%CR~Et7RY"-""rn*qijirt" with real estote background. Excellent Must be capable of driving straight trucl Mr. Grand, 373-6611. 2544 otter 5 p.m. f 671-J5W. have own transportation. pleasant church office in Mlddletown salary, opportunity, and benefits. Apply Benefits, good opportunity. Allar Plasti BRADLEY BEACH inschelewltz, Borr, A met I & Bonello, 513 Moulding, 493-3322. EVENINGS — PART-TIME Must be discreet, dependable. IBM Execu- IBM TYPEWRITERS STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM - Plo GARAGE SALE — Miscelloneous house NOW RENTING 1375 PER HOUR tive typewriter and Geslftner mim longs Ave., Asbury Park, by forwarding neer, 110 watts, eight track player (Titlen resume. SECRETARY FOR REAL ESTATE OF hold furniture, dishes, glassware, portabl Brand new luxury apartments tor Imme- t-9.30 p.m., three nights. IB years or old eograph. Mospltolizailon, vocation Ht FICE — General office work. Good typist. Rental $15 per mo recorder, turntable, two large speakers TV, cameras ond floodlights, sports ond diate occupancy. One-bedroom apart- tr. Colt for appointment. 747-4030. steno. Good lob for Imogina'lve. respen CHART AN ATTST - For Medfcal Pleasant working conditions. B42-3933. PortWe'repofr.«•- I.I i -TT:r--v. s SB. "•" 11. M« Two months old. Call 767-1449. camping equipment, old trunk, cedar ments starting ot 5170 per month. Wotl-to- tittle person. WrMe to Box L-4?, The Doil Records Department. Must be ex- chest ond suitcases, plus many other woll carpeting, GE appliances, security ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT"- fo Register, Red Bank. OPERATOR TRAINEE — Mechanical! FIREPLACE WOOD - Seasoned. SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Toud unique Items. S70 Garfleld Ave., Belford, - Business Administrator. Matawon Region- perienced. Good typing skills essentloi. and-Sew zig-Zag, it25. Two whitewo Intercom systems, off street parking. Vi Apply Jersey Shore Medical Center, Per- Inclined high school graduate, to b Little Silver Repair Center 717-6163, Mor, 10 ond II -9 o.m. to 5 p.m. al School District Board of Education. PROGRAMMER -ANALYST trained os sewage plant operator. App 7(7^)573 snow tires, H788 x 15, SSO, two months old block from the ocean. Model open dally Business administration training or ex- Senior posHion requires college degree, sonnel Dept., Corlies Ave., Neptune, Call e71-«?5. between 10 o.m. ond 4 p.m. Call 918-643? weekdays 9 to 2. Equal opportunity em- to Mr. Oeeny, Superintendent, Mlddletowr CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTOR perience required. Salary commensurate ars progra mmino experience in Sewerage Authority, Center Ave., Belford. NIKON MOVIE CAMERA -Pox (10 volumes} Anecdotes ond Incidents or 233-77H. with experience. Send or bring resume to _ _ _ _ . _ _. Syslems design, ond loyer. loom, I to I, with I.S lens. 12M. MINI BIKE — Five h.p. Briggs and Strat COASTAL TOWERS APARTMENTS d COBOL, ton. Excellent condition. etc. 747-2547. Mr. Edward J. Scullion, Office of the Sec- Implementationtti . Must have project leader MECHANICS-PAINTERS LABORERS UinOt or lilTXH 108 Brlnley Ave. MESSENGER - To be available on call IRWIN'S YACHT WORKS Call 747-0522 retary, Brood and South Sts., Motownn, ability. Submit resume with salary historv CLOSEOUT CARPET iARAGE SALE — Morch 10. Antiques tU. _ for New Jersey-New York area. Payment Marine Park, Red Bonk. to Personnel Director, County of Mon- SHOP AT HOME — Fantastic discount TORO PRO 76 — Two Locke mowers clow footed love seat, rocker and choir GREENGROVE mouth, Holi of Records, Freehold, N.J. oy hour plus mileage, Call Mrs. St. Peter, clocks, pictures, frames, decorator Items REAL ESTATE SALES LABORER — For construction ol on — up to 50% otf. Kodels, Acrllam, Shag: Plus other equipment. After 5 p.m. ues.. Wed., or Thurs", 741-3941. Coll 842-5597 210 Conover Rd., Colts Neck, off Hwy it. GARDENS Must hove license and experience. Coll DESIGN DRAFTSMAN M/W - ThVee family homes in Woodview Estates, Mot SOI nylons, up to 370 la. tl., only S77. Ur WA.TRESSES M/W wan Twp. Call 583-4043 between 9-1. heard ot values! Coll United Carpet Co GARAGE SALE — Old bottles, trunks WGreengrove Ave. Keyport, N.J. Howard Dexter Assoc, 747-2701 for ap- ALSO CASHIE)'. Apply In person, Re, years experience on electro-mechanical HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — And item: pointment. (201) $99-8412. Financing available. chairs, miscellaneous household Items 1-bedroom SI 75 Diner, W. Front S\, Red Bank. assemblies. Apply Electro Impulse Labs, RN — II p.m. lo 7 o.m. tull-tlme. Please for sale. Refrigerator, console TV, livtni room set, tamps, etc. 24 Shore Blvd 1B9 Creslvlew Dr., Mlddletown. Sat. an 2-bedroom $225 CUSTODIAN WANTElT-'sTeody"wor'tT DRIVE R'"^nFo~r~"KTd~ETanirorea flquor Inc., 116 Chestnut St., Red Bonk. An equol opply at Red Bonk Convalescent Centt TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. . Sun., Morch 10 and 11. 1M Chopin Ave., Red Bank. Keansburg. Includes heat, hot water, air conditioner Will accept couple. Hours flexible. Indoor store. 40 hour week. Storting salary 1100. opportunity employer. mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low a: 1 blocks east Rt. 36 and Middle Rd. S25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next HISTORY MONMOUTH COUNTY - B tennis club. S66-SW0. Reply Box A 148, The Doily Register, Red CREDIT DEPARTMENT MANAGER UHF POLICE RADIO MEDICAL EKG TECHNICIAN — Full theater. 7474415. Ellis. Cover (air, contents excellent. Bes1 Phone 264-1846, AAgr. Apt. 72 CONSTRUCTION (Heavy) — 'Loborer Bonk. lime. Busy Internist's office. Excellent A Jersey Shore affiliate of a billion dollai S5O Phone 747-3935 offer above J75. 747-2547. HIGHLANDS — Smoll three-room cot- experiencepe d in cor pen try, masonry, wel- salary. Please call staling references, 741- bonk holding company seeks a senioi credit onalyst with at least two years' ex- USED KIRBY FOR SALE GARAGE SALE - Swlflys, 171 Mcin St., tage. Suitable adults. 1100 a month. Secu- ding. DDriver's license. Call after 1 p,m. family. Colts Neck. Own transportation, LOVESEAT — Rose topestry upholster' rlty required. 2P1-2H4. ^ 400 perience in a bonk Commercial Credit De Coll 54MI66 with print slipcovers, 150. Victorian table Belford. Chairs, lamps, trains, trunks, 232-9400. Coll 442-8500 tor appointment. SALE5W0MAN M/W - Full time, flex- partment. Applicants must have the abili- vanity, SSO. Call 6-9 p.m. 946-8437. coffee table. Sal., 101. SEA BRIGHT — Studio efficiency. One TRAILER DRIvTR^R^d~wor MEN OR WOMEtT— Do you needlo odd Ible hours. Must have transportation. ty to organize and maintain the Com CLEARANCE Flat-bed experience a must. Call 264-3900 for eppointment mercial Credit function. Future potential REFRIGERATOR - Frigldoire person. All utilities. Furnished. Wai I-to- UM) to S40O a month to your present In- COLOR AND BLACK/WHITE TV'S wel I carpet. S130 month plus security. No 495-OOSO between 5:30 and 7:30 p IN OR LPN —"Vi p.m. to 7 a7m~,7~fTur to Commercial Loan Officer. Good stort- 1»co. ft. 125. come? This Is port time, with you setting ANDERSON'S Mochinery for Sale pels. 842-9807 or 291-2375. the days and hours. Training given. Caf lights, Emery Manor, Matowon. ing salary; excellent benefit package. RED BANK HA2LE Coll 495-0059 MASON NEEDED — Report to Shadow Please send resume to the Personnel De- HYSTER FORK LIFT TRUCK - One ton, Lake, Front St., Red Bonk, B to 4. Ask tor F. Smith, S42-7345 or J. Austin, 547-8355. 566-6400 'W-0825 946-138; 18' POOL - With redwood deck, MODERN APARTMENT - Near trans- partment. First National State Bank a 12' boom, good condition, 11350. Can bq In- portation. Keansburg. Best time to call — anyone doing masonry work or call 609. Spring Lake, 1123 Third Avenue, Sprint Needs liner. Best offer SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — 16 'AITRESSES M/W — Experienced. Must spected anv time. Leon's, 06 Whlte^St xfore noon — 495-0416. years or older. Wonted for full or part be II years or older. Mornings, lunches, Loke, N.J. 07762, BEST TOP SOIL Coll 7S7-1066 Red Bonk. CASHIER — BECKER HARDWARE Time to work night shlfl, tl p.m. to 7 o.m afternoons and weekends. Please apply Good fill dirt, sand, etc. Eckel's Trucking, 1971 STEURY HARDTOP TENT TRAIL RED BANK Apply Hess Stoflon, Rte v. Marlboro. Call 747-0445, osk for Mr. B. {Open Sun- OMAHAWK RESTAURANT. 842-4111. Morganvllle. 591-9707. ER — Family room, sink, stove, icebox CASE BACKHOE DIGGER LUXURY HI RISE days, closed Tuesdays ) Many extras. S14S0. Coll 471-1964. Rlverview Towers MEN, WOMEN. COUPLES — Exciting LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red Bonk Situations Wanted CYBIS PURPLE IRIS — Mint condition Phone 591-MB4 73 Riverside Ave., Red Bank .COUNSELOR — For girls group home. business opportunity. Start Immediately low office. Experience preferred. Early Boehm collection. GUN5 — Browning automatic, 12-gauge Overlooking the Noveslnk River. Spacious $400 per month tor two weekends o month Earn while you Iroln.For appointment B.?. 155S or 339-» 11 after 6p.m. Female ,Coll 449-74J5 light weight, $175. Remington Game May 1-2 bedroom apartments. Central air con- plus weekday evenings from 5:30 to It call 870-3737 office, 219-3115 evenings, 741 ler, with scope, $150. Permit required Merchandise Wanted ditioning. 24-hour doorman, indoor park- p.m. Musi be stable and en|oy young 1297 evenings. HREE HELPERS — For swimming pool BOOKKEEPER — F/C, Mature woman, 26' FIBERGLAS TRAVEL TRAILER — itollotlons. No experience necessary, Ing, swim pool, marina. TV security, ter- people. Write Box J-67, The Daily Regis- experienced, reiloble, dependable. Reply Heollfe. Luxurious accommodations tor PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay topraces. Mr, Prlem (201) 741-1732. ter, Red Bonk. COUPLES — Interested In building o m transportation. Work ttiree doyi at a Box A-14S, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. 'O. Dual axles. 59MM* or 551-9753 ZEPHYR I?" FLOOR WAXING MA dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any ture with fast-growing corporation. Work Ime. Call Mr. Tumo, 739-21M. CHINE — Used three times. Brushes age. ony condition. 347-1445. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED — Utilities in- together full or parMlme. Call 469-763) for WILL BABYSIT — In my home weekdays MID-WINTER BARGAIN — Natural PART-TIME SALES —^7«Je~newipape7 .GHT MACHINE WORK - And/or as- brooms, mops, waxes, etc. 1400. 741-8252. cluded. No pets. Suitable for business gen- advertising space. Personal ond phone appointment, 10 to 2. for child 3 to 5 years old. Port Monmoutri ronch mink jacket, In excellent condition, ASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Anv .emblibly* . Work days ond evenings. Small educed to S200. Size IM4. W2-!ai». make or condition or will trade HO, 027, tleman. Inquire 210 Monmoulh St., Red contact supplied. 25% commission to ex- area, 787-2M7. RUSCIL'5 — "Where people reotly spve!" Bank. KEYBOARD PTAVET? OR~RHVfHM Ktvertlsine g plant. Pleosont working condl- Htde-a-bed, W9. Bedroom suite, chorcoa 0 or wide gauge. 774-3710. perienced people. P.O. Bon 485, Spring _RAVELY - Madel L, 7.4 h.p., with take. 449416?, ^ GUITARIST — For established olues-rock HOUSEWORK WANTED-Reliable gray. 1169. S-plece kitchen set, $24,50 txwd. Coll 5tu. 741-0273. woman wishes to do day's work. Call 842 mower, snow blade, and sulky, 1350 741 ;OMBINATION SAFE - Floor model, RED BANK - Penthouse with balcony TYPIST •alnted dressers, 112.50. Pointed chests overlooking the Novejink, Two bedrooms, PARTS DEPARTMENT HELPER — Ex- 9?20 between 9 o.m. and 7:30 p.m. 17. Si:.50 Fan, S6.5O, heater. S25.00. Dining sed. Give full details (slie, weight, price, perience desirable, but not necessary. Ap- HELP WANTED"- In rug c.emTnflTpiant ) day a week. Rumson area. rte.) Write Box R-80, The Dolly Register, two baths, full dining room, carpeting ond room suite, S95, 9x12 rug, S». Bed, com atr conditioning. BOOMANARMS ply In person, I o.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon. thru for general all-around work ond to help Call M2-3223 BOXWOOD BARGAIN! - 35 yeors old, Red Bank. carpet mechanic. Call 493-3M0. jlete, $19.50, $29.50, 139.50. Lots more APARTMENTS. 741-0516, 9-noon ond eve- Fri., Downes Pontioc, 62 Lower Main St., Situations Wanted via tt. high. You select ond dig. SI0 each. Come In and browse. RU5CIL-S, 25 E CRETARY — Experience necessary, TOY TRAINS WANTED nings. Mottman. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - ll-tlme, 35 hour week, for active real 3y oppointment. 67I-O1U. Front St., fled Bank. 741-1693. Male ny modet or condition. Will pay cosh or With sales obllity. Must be over IB years tale ofllce. Typing and shorthond re MODERN THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - Rent opart- BOOKKEEPER - Part-time, tor new of oge. Apply In person, CAMPBELL'S lired. Salary commensurate with ex GARAGE SALE — You want It - I hove rode HO. Call 53I-I3B6. compony. Must be experienced, with RETIRED CARPENTER — Seeks smal — Matching cottee table ond lable lamp. merit. Buy model furniture. A decorator's JUNCTION EXX6N, Leonardvllle Rd., rlence. Coil THE BERG AGENCY, 642 It. Sal., Mor. 10, II to 4 p.m. Rain dote dream, lush and plush. Move In todoy. knowledge ot payroll. Flexible hours. Call and medium sited lots. Complete Interior SI50. Call 264-92J1. Mar. 17. 53 Brae Burn Dr., Lincroft. ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Beltord. rwman Springs Rd., Liner oft. M2-4300. remodeling service. Paneling, kitchen Yacht Harbor, 1383 Ocean Ave. Sea' Mr*. Heath at 264-7700. 35 mm KONICA AUTO-S2 CAMERA u ml lure, paintings, cut glass, art cabinets, cobinet remodeling. Bookcases, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS ironies, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. Bright. 84J-M1B, 7411200. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - Must hove AUTOMOTIVE GUY/GAL FRIDAY Armstrong chandelier ceilings, Formica And accessories, }89 PERtENCED SALESMAN M/W - To es- ill or part-time. Preferably experienced Call after 5:30. 741-62*8 Cash and carry. 12 to 5 p.m., Sat. and Sun. NAME YOUR PRICE RED BANK — "three rooms, furnished school bus driver's license and patience. 202 systems for baths. Free advice ond es- 78 Poplor Ave., Fair Haven. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Coll 291-0056 between 9:30 ond 11:30, or tablish and work with dealers ot leisure title work. Immedlott opening. Please or unlurnlshed. First floor. time equipment. Largp protected terri- timate. Good workmanship. Call anytime DINETTE SET — Oval Formica table, si 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-747' 1:30and 3:30. II tor appoinlment between to and 12.OT-5259. NTIQUES! — 'In the rouoh," from old Coll 560-4662 tory. Commission basts with continuing evlne Motor Corp., S42-1020. chairs, black patent seats. 180. Colt 566- 4605. home. Corner cabinet, Victorian frames, WANTED RUMSON — Two rooms and bath, partly EXPERIENCED RECFpTlONtsf-Tor commissions from sales to established oak rocker, regulator clock. Old sewing doctor's office. References required. dealers. Wnle Box H-89, The Daily Regis- lES ASSOCIATES - We need two eT Used Oriental Rugs furnished. Private. All utilities. Near rlenced real estate people to join us MALL APARTMENT SIZE REFRIG machine. Sick-room commode. Victorian Chinese ond Persian bus. Ideol tor one persoo- I Lafayette St. Reply Box A-146, The Doil/ Register, Red ter, Red Bank. reed ottoman. Old trunk. Old dishes. More w. Our sales ore 30% above last year's, FINANCIAL RATOR — Hotpolnt electric range and Also Wall Tapestries Bonk.. OOJ. all tor «0. 542-6197. and more, at RUSCIL'S, (where you can't DflTvEPT^YAROMAN~ArVW ~~For""mod- ou may be male or female, but you must Business Opportunities •RIEDMAN GALLERIES 77UI43 ern lumber yard. Good future, benefit*. be ruthlessly honest and witling to work go wrong!) 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. GARAGE SALES '41-1693. COUNTER HETP~W~AN TED~^"j7r7y'S Experience not necessary. Ability to learn lull time only. We work os a team and BEAUTY SALON — SACRIFICE ^ANTIQUES URGENTCV~NE1BE~D YACHT HARBOR Cotonlol inn. 4) Newman Springs, Red hove a happy "ship." Call Roger Cozens, will advise, price, and if you wart, man- :urnlture, paintings, cut gloss, art and deal with the public essential. Call Must sell. Asking 13S00. GARAGE SALE — Mar. 12, 10 O.m. to 4 The Ultimate Apartment jkmk. 747-9M3. Norm wood Lumber Co., 462-6680 tor op Realtor, 741-7686 any time, and in con- Boy shore areo. 364-2660. oge your sale. 747-5029. ironzes, clocks,.porceloln, rugs. Jewelry. LPN WANTED - Fof"SoUj7cToy oncTsW fidence. M.L.S. p.m. 19 Reeds Rd., New Shrewsbury, {off NAME YOUR PRICE For The Young At Heart ANTIQUES FROM FRANCt day. Beochvtew Rest Home. LAUNDROMAT — Four years eld.40 iycantore Ave., next lo Parkway) INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES View ot the sea ond the river from your Coll 787-8100 G ENERA"LT0 F Fl CT~W 6"RT "— I igh1~tYp: FRESH SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED REGITTERED P~HA~RMACIST — Fuii- woshers. 20 dryers. Coll after S, 4M-063B DRAPES - High choir, odults' ond chil- 10RIVERSIDE AVE. own private terrace. Spacious luxury liv- ing, no steno. Red Bonk, Part-time, 1 p.m. time days. Hospital experience prelerred. Hall clocks, buffets, dining room tables, ED BANK 741-7474 ing from J250 o month. BQBANQUEU T SSET-UUP PORTER M'W — to 5 p.m. daily, For smott office of chem ormolre, beds, curio cabinets, abot|ou dren's clothes. Household Items. 10 to 4 Lorge JOO-bed hospital. Liberal fringe ben- p.m. 83A Lloyd Rd., Morgonvllle, N.J. FlFulll ttimei . AApplp ly aafternoonsft , MMr . RRobb - icol morketina compony. Call alter 7 efits. Submil resume to Personnel Dept., EXPANDING — Need leaaers to help cronies, chondellers, mirrors. NAN JOHNSON YACHT HARBOR h 591-13S6. BUYS ANO 8UYS ersaann, MollMlyl PPitcher Inn. Red Bank. p.m., 84?-«4B. Jersey Shore Medkol Center, 1945 Coriiei build N.J. Division. Couples, veterans, INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES I3S2 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, N.J. Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity em- BIG Thinkers. Part, full time. 739-0538. 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 FOR ANTIQUES AT SENI5BLE PRICES rom on entire household to a single SALESPERSON — P~e7monVnl position, SALESPERSON "port-time eWnYr 'em. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver, MDW2-MH (301) 741)100 pfr person with knowledge of camping l — Visit Rusctl'S SYCAMORE GREENS, g pg Good working conditions. We will from. EXPANDING ORGANIZATION NEEDS kLL NEVER USED - Three steel ond imedlate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. and oio il l sportportsots . AAppll y iinn pespersorsoo n to MrMrsss .Hourly rate plus commission. Apply Sing- TO?* PEOPLE — Port, full time. WE 'here people stop In — once — become ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Ex lass etogeres at US eoch, two steel and friends — and come in always. You're in- More Classified PlnsPlnslet y at Kulns, 8 EE .FronFtt St.St .R Red der Co.. Monmoutri Shopping Center, Eo perienced. Knowledge of power supplies troln. Call 536-2767. lass tabfes, S10 and S30. One wood hong- iNTIQUE rEWELRY~^~foircash poid. Bonk Ifed. No obligationbUgotl . 36 Sycamore Ave, .ES DEUX S, DON PONS, 799 River Rd.. ond SCR s required, Poid vacation ond ho- Ing bar, US. 544-49/0 before ID a.m. and : on Next Page lidays. Apply In person, 8 o.m. to 4 p.m., WANTED TO PURCHASE Little Silver. 741•B50A B5 , alr Hovtn. B42-6257 or 741-4337. LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS — For CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS — Must be alter -evening ond night, full time.', mdudim .Mon,. fo Fri., Electronic Measurements RUMMAGE SALE - Fri. and Sot., II ID 1 EXPFRIENCEO OPERATORS — for currently engaged In communications, wa- WO DESKS — 525 eoch. One storage JEFORE OR AFTER — You hove your weekends. Apply Jersey Shore Medical women's sportswear. Apply Jonothon Lo- Antiques, household Items, clolliing. 615 Apartments Inc., 405 Essex Rd., Neplune. ter, gas, electric, underground in- cabinet, S10, ]'x5' steel tiles (3), !5 each. «rage sole, give me a coll. I may buy ev Ct&ler, Personnel Dept., 1945 Corhes gon, I Johnson Ave., Motowan. 564-9383 Union Ave., Union Beach, N.J. /thing you have. 495-1076, 495-2024 SALESMEN M/W, INSURANCE — Ideal stallations, etc. Replies held In strict con- Call 741-0700. • Ave.. Neptune, weekdays, 9 to I. An equal AND~PA~N"WASH• (or person previously in life or health fidence. Send alt Information lo Box A- opportunity employer. GEERGEN"ERAL L ELE 147, The Oaily Register, Red Bank. TWO POOL TABLES ER — In bakery deportment. FuU time. (ietd wfio wants to return. Training salary iURFBOARD — SSO. Choirs S3 eoch. As r sorted glasses and ice cream bowls an Two upright pianos BEER STEINS AMBITIOUS PEOPLE - Concerned Excellent working conditions. Good refer- available to those qualified. Call Mr. *-* SEABRIGHT mont, 471-5077, 10 a.m.-noon, dishes, from 20c to SI each. 142-9616. Phone 591-1484 about their future, who want to earn mon- ences necessory. Full company benefits BAR-RESTAURANT ollector will pav top dollar (or old Ger ncluding vocation, heolth and insurance WIN SIZE SPINDLE BED — Complete ey In their spore time, call 264-2198. MECHANIC'S HELPER — Experienced, A good year-round business. Rear of prop- HARDMAN & PECK BABY GRAND PI Kin beer steins. toll 8«2-778t. plan. Apply in person, Monday .through erty on beach. Owner askinngo Si I 15,00. 0 NO — Goad condition. S450. mattress and box spring, 145. Friday, Y to 4. Delicious Orchards, Rte 34. mature Individual for lull time work In Coll any time, 291-0570. •uto repair center. F J ond Sons, 767-4429. Also llvlninig quarten. Fo" r odditTonai" Info " / 671-9686* for appointment. OLD FURNITURE - Antlques/chlna, Help Wanted Colts Neck. • _ plossware, art oblects ond brlc-a-brac. motion call THE KIRWAN CO., Realtor JONEL TRAIN SET — Complete. Metal ilNING ROOM SET — Handsome Louis Male and Female LTN O T Y P E~"b~PTRA~f 6 R~^~~i"E~£ 75 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank 141 !VI reproduction from Rumson estate, mmedlote cosh tor anything ond every- CTE R K T YPTSTS" E"i"ceiTe~nt 'typing perienced), for growing central New Jer- engine, tunnel, track, transformer, six tiling. RUKII'I, )S East Front St. 7411693. skills. Diversified duties. Liberol fringe 4350. ars. J50. 495-1076 or 495-2024. icludes table with four extra leaves for sey book publisher. Nights. All benefits. hat special occasion, Large buffet with HOUSE benefiis. We are accepting applications Non-union. 636-2010. O S1^ c,,TOd 4TIQUES - Paintings, N.J. Atlas Fi for immediate openings in several inter- IKE NEW CARPET — With padding, imple drawer and storage space. Beou In Atlantic Hlghlonds. 1132,000. Call 741- tt/» purchased and appraised. 747-3003. esting deportments. Apply Jersey Shore COOK - Port-time. Familiar with Italian 5'xl2'. olive green. S125. Coll after 6 p.m Iful china closet with curved center glass The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broad St., FACTORY 1144 after 7 p.m. loor. Six choirs, newly upholstered. Price On Deal Lake Medical Center. Personnel Dept., Corlies cooking. Musi be experienced. Apply 171-3271. Shrewsbury. ' Ave., Neptune, weekdays v to 1. Equal op- Richard's. 640 Shrewsbury Ave., New omplete is 1450. For inspection coll Ray JOBS portunity employer. Shrewsbury. 842 8546. TV SERVICE illllmon, Realtor, 649 Hwy 25, Shrews- Located on a state highway, traffic count SLIPCOVERS bury. 741-8600. Mostic ond fabric. Co!) direct to factory PETS RJT; PERSON — To work for aggressive auto average 17,000 in 34 hours. Lots of equip- dealership rental department. Good sala- ment, stock delivery truck. AsKIng 133,000 serving New Jersey. Eliminate middle EDECORATING — Colonial living room Are row available in the lollowtng depart- mon. Coll Mr. Tupe, 842-6319. AND LIVESTOCK ments: art needlework, fabrics, drapery ry, fringe benefits. Call 747-J40O, osk (orfor fost sale. Realtor. ond dining room, cherry tables, 1M" sofa ond wlnp back. All garden. Patr rtand mixer, three-speed, IS.50, electric Hows, black linen upholstery. S750 for to good home. Must sell for heolth rea- Aggressive Real Estate salesman, M/W, with li- Available for any purpose. 120,000 up to offee makers, 6-1 and 110 cups, $6.50 • goi & dec mrjudrd any amount. Call Roy Clapton, 202-337- itfi. Knobe console piano, Louis XV, bur- sons. Coll 843-1035 after 6. ach. 747-Wfl. ed walnut case and tufted bench. Ex- • goroge « on-ulr parking ovoit cense to represent active realtor in the sale of con- 2519. A~KC~POODLE PUPS — We ore winners :ellent condition. S950. Hh and hers coast- • cheite 1 4 2 bedroom u FIREWOOD-WOOD CHIPS •r brake bicycles, used once, M0 pair. in everything, price, background, person- aa dominiums. Draw against liberal commissions. Ex- Business Opportunities ality, ttc. Call 264-5890. „____ Coll 741-2919 ill 747-4)46 BOAT BUILDING cellent opportunity for self-starter. SIAMESE KITTENS - BTJepoTn] ond J4'K4' ROUND ABOVE-GROUND POOL lOVING — Dining room set, Formica Scalpolnt, mates. Call phone l?0t| 776^434 - — Two years old, all accessories field tchen let, double roll-away, deriumldi- B42-9S87.evcnlngs stone look siding- Excellent condition M-, end tobies, lomps, smoll appliances, 510 DEAL LUKE DRIVE EXPERIENCE FOR LEASE Asking 1393. Coll otter i, 462-B34I. ;l)lng tile, assorted household Items. AM POOOLE PUPPIES - AKC registered Thret-bsy as enable 583-3718. Adorable minis. Males. Black, 1/5, Choco- «SBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY STEREO SABA - AM'FM, teok console, late, S95. Cal! evenings. 291-4943. i PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY S«rvlc« Station 30 wotts per channel. Colt $42-6356 otter 7 ONLY Red Bank, N.J. p.m. MAGNA ACCORDION — U0 bass, used 747-0221 Paid Training four mon iris. Cost S435. asklrvg price 1725. Call 587-1550, Ext. 72 Call evenings, 2W-5WO. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY GORDON LAUGHEAD UPRIGHT PI- • Woodworkers ANO — Excellent condition. Beit otter. • Carpenters Management Trainees Help Wanted Coll 142 ¥621. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR !»v is your chance lo secuie a good future, with pay, with a last- 32 VOLUME COLUMBIA ENCYCLO-I Male or Female PEDIA - With bookcase, m.95. J. MANY NEEDS • Mill workers growing quality restaurant chain. We have over 340 shops oper- S42 18W. J ating in 13 states from Maine to Virginia. Apply at: GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous Hems.! FULLTIME household tools, clothes, rummage. No! Adding Machines We need aggressive, self-disciplined and self-motivating people to antiques. 36 Glenmary Ave.. Mlddletown,; General Contractors Painting & Decorating enter our development program which is 12-18 months in length. 9-5 Fri.. Sat. ond Sun. ! Typewriters CARPENTRY - Remodelln I. ponellrig. CAHTI. J0H6S - Pointing and WoT Earn SI40 • SI70 per week while you learn the basics ol good STORE closets, doors, additions. OdiI lots, Rea- y F ll The Luhrs Co. MOVING — Soro. buffet, carpeting, chon ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters vxiablt rates Mi . gold rim glasses (17) S7, large let dlthH cleaned up. Free esttmofts. 74W1«9 ofttr Maiawan. Shrewsbury. Englishlown or Bricklown. we would like lo (never used) SID. Norltakl cream soups Commercial Art 3 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. Hazlel, N.J. (10) S3 each, smoll lomps. choirs, oil slie MJ-fll SJ.W ROOFING Hi~2v talk with you tobies, frames, wooden ware, boskets, SIGN LAHGUAGE - We moke signs. Light Hauling and Moving "Monmouth County i Llvfwire Roofers' brlc-o-broc, lewelry 10c to tS. OPEN postert. custom art ond flyers mot speak Coll 7i;-S43S or m 1593 Speclollsll - rmrn, shlngli .*,""""* FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL - ONLY FRI.. SAT.. 10 to 5. Next week. & you. Call nt-*7»l or M)ltll • MON..TUES., WED., only, 10 to 5. !5 Pe- THE LUHRS CO. FiirliiM, H J., Monday thru Friday, bitwim 9 ind 5 p.m. BRADLEES ters PI., Red Bonk. Pointing * Decorating INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPERING BOUNDARY RD. (201)227-5497 DEPARTMENT 20" BOY'S BICYCLE - Two months old. Diamonds Selling because of traffic in area. til. Colt Bought or Restyled 542-0779 Slip Covert muo) STORES 4W-2H9. MARLBORO, N.J. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM CORP. Let us tuy the olocnondi you don't wear PAINTING — Crush and spray. Also wait CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - lip P.O. BOX 8 CLEMENTON, N J. 08021 An tawi Opportunity tmplof^ BEAUTIFUL WEDDING GOWN - Vftlle or let in reltylt them far you personally. paperingpapaperinge . Coll ffoo r fret estimate. An Equ»l Opportunity £mploy«r velvet wlth-pearl embroidery, empire Revstlller. M Brood SI. SSooddd ShlSthoellnel r " H2-7"5 frX0TT~6"U T- only. U4.00C. Call 842-3705. lireplace, game room with built- First omtfecond floor. 1 rooms. Wosher, SROWING YOUR HOME? — Coll or LARGE FOUR-BEDROOM — Center hall ,n«de«; Neor ocean ond school: Good write tor your complimentary copy of Ap- Colonial. T/7 baths, family room with fire- OCEANPORT — Spocious two-bedroom in bar; 4 large bedrooms, 2 McCUE, INC place. Desirable area of Mlddletown, Cope on beautiful shrubbed and shaded 30 Ridge Rd. M2-27W Rumson "J^bhood. Reference. Call 776-7043 or pleBrook's monthly Homes for Living baths, lovely carpeling, spec- magazine. Otters pictures, prices, de- close to schools and train. Asking 159.500. corner. Attractive living room, formal Call weekdoys after 7 p.m. or all day dining room, carpeted kitchen, dry bose- tacular water view from modern RED BANK - Lorge three, lourTi... scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, kends, 671-2W. EXECUTIVE HOME -Nine-room home, Realtors, 950 riwy. 35. Mlddletown. «71- ment, attached oarage. S39.9OO. Principals kitchen. Don't miss this one! room apartments available with a RIVER two-car garage, and screened summer only. 542-2028. VIEW. Near shopping and (reimportation LEONARDO — Four bedroom, lull base- 507,800. m a Coll Superintendent, f4l,3c9l. house In Locust estate area. 1500 per ment Cope Cod. Excellent condition. Nice month plus utilities. Lease and references CALL KROL — For your real estate ROUTE 34 $**H ®O P "g COLTS NECK required, 842-4231. Oreo, three blocks from school. Being More Classified OAKHURST - Two bedroom aarden needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, H*y 35, transferred. By appointment 39t-0072. 636 River Rd.. Fair Haven Holmdel, M.J., 47I-4416. oportmeot. Bolcony, living room, dinette, RED BANK - Three-bedroom. 5250 Close to N.Y. bus line. on Next Page poneled kitchen, front and rear entronces month. Lease, security ond references re- 741-4477 \ 431-9100 / omple parking, swim club. Heat and ho flu red, Coll 741-2)75 between 9 ond 5! Do Houses For Sale Houses For Sale water supplied. $230 a month. Call 493 lot call ofter 5 p.m. Houses For sale 2992. OCEANPORT - Two-bedroom apart- MIDDLETOWN - Beautiful southern Co- ment, SponUh style house bv water. *ns lonlol. Air conditioned, gnfurnlshed. Five plus utilities. 222-3314 after 7:30 p.m. dni bedrooms, 2'/i balhs. formal dining room, weekenih Available April t. enormous recreation room with fireplace-. Many extras. Excellent Mlddlelown area. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Fur Lease plus security. 1550 month. Available nlshed three-room oportment, oil utilities, Weekly, monthly, seasonal. No lease Nautilus Apartments, W2-0505. "ALLAI RE-FARROW Realtor ,°K1S IR,AN.CH ~ Four r»om«. untur 294 Broad St., Red Bank nished. Private entrance. Least, security •required. Coll 222-7W alttr 5 p.m. V 741-3450 LONG BRANCH - Oceonlront. Fur- Call Anytime nished. One and two-bedroom apartments. Ask for Mrs. Scales. Heat and waler supplies. No pels. Col NEW SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom evenings, 229-1533. ranch. Fireplace, dlnlna room, sun Dorch, run basement, garage. 1290 monthly Dlus EATONTOWN - Fgrnlshed or unfur. utilities. References. One month's secu- nlshed, one-bedroom modern kitchen rlty. Immediate occupancy. Call 747.2461. Applebrook has wall-to-wall carpeting, utilities Included Close to Ft, Monmouth. S200 month. W APRIL I OCCUPANCY — Unfurnished, three bedrooms, den, fireplace, screened parch ond garage. S27S monthly plus utili- TWO-BEDROOM APARTAAENT — Avail ties. Lease required. E.A. ARMSTRONG oble March 15th. SI70 Including all utlti AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave., ties. One month security. 787.5041). Little Silver. 741-4500. THREE LARGE ROOMS — In upper WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN — Hlghlonds. USD month, all utilities Includ- Wish to shore home with woman. ed. Available May I. 2vlXll35. 264-4017 OAKHURST— Four-roam furnished LONG BRANCH — Fully furnished. Two .opartment. Ground floor In house. Con bedrooms, living room, fireplace, dining more salespeople and offices, venlent location. Call 531-0415. room, tiled both ond kitchen, 15 cu. It" frostfree refrlgerotor-lreeier, full dry cel- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Four lar ond attic. Carpets and drapes, plus air- rooms. Excellent condition.Convenient conditioning, automatic oil heat, fully In- areo. 1210 monthly Including utilities sulated, aluminum storm windows, lovely Lease required. E.A. ARMSTRONG grounds. Nice residential neighborhood, AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave near schools, beach, shopping center and Little Silver, 741-4S0O, ""Pc" "»e. 10 mln. to Fort Monmouth. Immaculate. Now available, rent S27S month plus utili- KEANSBURG — Holf of o duplex. Two ties. Lease, reference, security deposit re- smoll bedrooms. Suitable for adults. SI5( wired. Suitable for family. No pets. Coll Plus IW months security, Available March 1o. 63&-4AO9. does more advertising HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom furnished apartment on Route 36. All utilities Includ- Wanted to Rent ed. HIS a month. One month security re. WE NEED — Five or six, 1-3 bedroom quired. No pets. 291-3940 otter 5 p.m. Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished KEYPORT — Brand-new four rooms, from M5 to $350 per month tor Incomlna centrally air conditioned. Walk to every- lersonnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, thing. Adults preferred. No pets. 1225. 264'Mlddlelown. 471-1000. 2117 or 471-1140 after 5 p.m. RESPONSIBLE FAMILY — Needs three- LONG BRANCH - Three rooms. Newly bedroom home or apartment. Call Mr. A. paneled. Two bedrooms, living room, otter 5, 7J7-44W. New gas stove and refrigerator, new tile .floor. Suitoble,for couple with small baby. :AMILY HOUSING NEEDED — Social Coll after 5:36, 229W5?. service agency seeking rental housing for and prospect screening, Its clientele..If you have aportmenfs or SEA BRIGHT — Furnished apartment, houses tor rent, please call Mrs. Carolyn prlvafe entronce. S140 includes all utili- Kucharskl, 542-6000, Ext. 24S, Mon. thru ties. Year-round. 842-9009 between 12 noon Frl. No commission Involved. and 10 p.m. COUPLE — Wishes house, or apartment FIRST FLOOR — Three lovely rooms with space, for summer. Near trans- bath, attractively decoroted and fur portation If possible. Contact Brlcmont, 50 ilshed. Residential, yet near town. Refer- W. 72 St., Apt. 511, NYC 10023. . •net. Mature adults preferred. 74I-U94. SEA BRIGHT — Two-room, furnished Knotty pine. All utilities. Private en' Furnished Rooms trance. SleS. Coll 042-1 loo. has more contacts throughout HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL — Garden ALPINE MANOR apartment, One bedroom. Total electric. Motel ond Hotel. Highlands. 872-1773 Hotel Air conditioning. Near buses. 9721640. rooms, dolly mold service. S20 ond 325 Per LADY IN NURSING HOME — Wishes to week. Motel rooms, prlvole bath, TV, sublet three rooms, furnished, to quiet oceanfront, dally maid service, >40 per mature person. No pets. References. 741- week. u7«l. LONG BRANCH — Near ocean. Vh A NEW IDEA! rooms, furnished. Lease'required. S160 Year round living for Golden Agers. Nice plus electric and gas. B42-55O5. rooms, ocean view, three homecooked meals dally, 24 hr. love and attention. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-room, the country, and sells more You're not " ust a name" here. In Asbury two-bedroom opartment. April 1. Heat Porn call "5-5OW supplied. 1155 monlh, one month's secu- rity required. 2910142 FURNISHED ROOMS — Cooking privi- leges. SIS. >ll, and S20 per week. BELFORD — Two-bedroom apartment, unfurnished. SISS plus security. EATONTOWN AREA — Furnished room. Cell 787-3319 Call between 6 and 9 p.m. ASBURY~PARK~— North. Two roomsi ra-uu remodeled, sparkling clean, wood panel- Ing, modern both. Unfurnished. You hove WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with pri- to see It to believe It. SI35 oil utilities In. vate both and weekly maid service. (35 , eluded. No pets. Security. 222.7899. per week. Wlndlammer, 344 Ocean Ave,, Seo Bright. S4J-3M4 or 787-9S5S. homes faster and closer to I'/i ROOMS — Unlurnlshed. Light house- keeping. Quiet mature business person. EYPORT — Centrally located. Suitable Good location. No pets. 741-0741. or mature gentleman. coii tnnn | KEANSBURG Commercial Rentals Room for rent. Ample porklng. Call 7B7-8J63 OFFICE-SHOWROOM'SHOP — 2100 sq. ft. available. Heat, air conditioned and FURNISHED ROOM — In private home. utilities. Included. S2.5O per sq. fl. In Red Mlddletown. Suitable for woman. Coll 471- Bonk. 747-4451 44O0. ROOMS — Suitable for college students In EXCELLENT home ovDned and lived In by college stu- the asking price than any MANUFACTURING SPACE dents, Red Bank. 1128644, Oni-story building. 10,250 sq, fl. Ample MIDDLETOWN — Good furnished room parking. Three overhead doors. Con- In private home. Suitable for business- venient to public transportation, Attrac- man. Call 7I7-9SI0 after 5 p.nv tive price. Brokers protected. M7-1100. ROOMS FOR RENT — No cooking. LONG BRANCH - From 12.70 per sq. ft. Men only. All utilities and services Included. Imme- Call 747 3?13 diate occupancy. 222-3000. FURNISHED ROOMS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Fully jnvlpnsd restaurant. Seats 100. Worlhley ond McLoren Sts.. Red Bonk. Coll 741-1144 after 7 p.m. Coll 74l-3otS otter 3:30 p.m. CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE other real estate agency LITTLE SILVER — 2000 sq. ft. warehouse Furnished rooms near bus line. space. Lease required. Coll for details and Coll 6724360 Inspection. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, RED BANK — Modern two lorge rooms Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. wllh prlvole kitchenette, balh. Suitable for 741-4S0O. one adult. 229-3020. OLDE FAIR HAVbN WO FURNISHED ROOMS — All year 450 sq. ft. second floor. Cathedral celling. ound. Electric range and refrigerator. LesDeux, 741-4337, 872-1709. =or more Information call 8720396. Commercial Rentals REAL ESTATE in this area. FOR SALE CHOICE Houses For Sale OFFICE SPACE ENGLISH TUDOR Authentic right down to trig lot) half tim- ?200 Sa II. Heal, air conditioning. ber. Charming while stucco and fieldstone .janitorial service, private parking on lorne, situated in pork-Mke setting in lop Little Silver area. Four bedrooms. 2'£ paved parking lot. Convenient to all xithi, huge living room with stone fire- public transportation. Will rearrange place, formal dining room, modern Crown itchtn, paneled den, secluded porch, Just offices to tenant's requirements. At- Isted at 164,500. traclive price. Brokers protected. HOWARD CALL DEXTER ASSOCIATES — REALTORS 747-1100 I East Front St. Red Bank 747-2701 Apartments Apartments Shouldn't you list

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301 SPRING ST.,"«O IAHK, N.J. 741-3306 rM M«.«I*>»«SI IA»ttKckll.WItKklrWl RUMSON, NJ. «« inn kick (««.»! St]t»«i«M MO tl u MIDDLETOWN, NJ. MATAWAN, N.J. M e» «J« 0* * •" "'" " *' " * '"*"" "™ " 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 842-2900 671-2300 .566-7600 Houses for Sole IV Daly Rerfster, Red tak-MMIettwi, NJ. Friday, Mireli J, 1173 )Houses For Safe Houses For Sale Houses for Sale Houses for Sale OCEAHPOftT Houww For Sole Houses For Sole Houses For Sole $67,500 T.L.C AGENCY Htrc't your kff to tapplnMs, A (oorbetf WARM AND COZY, * SfefNG ALONG STARTER HOME RUMSON REDUCTION room Colonial, Vh boths, large living "Tender Loving Care" REALTORS room, fireplace. Bteft beautifully cleco- YOUR HAMMER. . . NEAR SCHOOLS roted. Many feature* Including in-wound always shows! You'll home. Two corner cupboords in °")'n» Cory Folr Havtn bunoglow with picket This charming A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. swimming pool. Country area of Lincroft see the results of the room. Natural beamed kitchenr«Un£ , And bring your paint ttoct and gordtm. Two tadroems, wo cottage is U7.500. Mont.I in living room over large llr«- rait dlncttt, foyer, basement., ployroom available for excellent upkeep here. ploce, and more. Taxes lust UX ond ask- I brush, too. . . This or Quest room. Eorly occupancy. Just re- . $37,000 . . a well-kept OLDER ing |ust U2.J00. • DUTCH COLONIAL duced to U2.m. Immediate occupancy' $56,500 Three bedrooms MIDDLETOWN BI-LEVEL New Colonial reody for occupancy. Four COLONIAL home, needs some light re- bedrooms, Vh baths, whitestone fireplace beautifully decorated, pairs. Sound as a NUT, FAIR HAVEN two baths In den wllh bar and wet sink, basemenl Full basement This honey is brand spanking new, with three with I' celling, ce-dor shoke exterior everything tip-top. . . A,py jyfl\ It's an easy house to COLONIAL Won't lost ot S5»,SO0. ronch home. Three bedrooms wllhi two Lovely lot in bedrooms, recreation room, one-car garage, by people who took full baths. Cozy poneled I"""' ^o™- . work on. ». and you'll NEW LISTING! country setting PRIDE in their home Only the trees ore old. Blue cnlp real M- ' save a bundle fixing it Three huge bedrooms, l'/j baths, centrol V/2 baths, formal dining room. A total electric $39,900 tote investment hos oil the features thot air conditioning, formal dining room, 20' Neor schools and hate to part with it. moke living comlorloble. Two-cor Qoroge. yourself. Convenient to kitchen with oo|olnlng laundry. Bosemenl home ready to go. A rare find. Tastefully decorated three- 1 Quick financing bedroom Colonial. Family sited dinim Three bedrooms, I'/j sun deck, and lenced rear yard. En|oy ; shopping, trans- and gorooe. Fenced rwr yard with tree yoursell. Asking 548,500. Almost new. Asking 146,900. available for ALL BUYERS EASV TERMS room, enormous kitchen overlooking dee baths, family room. portation, churches, tree shaded rear yard, dry bosemenl, an CALL qualified buyer Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 precious living room. Must be seen. Col ASK ING 538,500 MARTIN HOWARD, ASSOC. ! etc.. older home with TED Owner wants a sale Mlddletown 671-1000 today for inspection. SWAN-KEY MLS Realtor 4W-WW , excellent potential. at new price REALTY : Three bedrooms, living S57.9O0 $49,500 1 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale REALTOR wTConcTBranch room, dining room and Little Silver ranch in excellent condition. 124 Hwy 35 Middlelown RUMSON - Prime rustic living area, Sports a new kitchen, new root, and new f kitchen. HALL REDDEN AGENCY modern Colonial. Living room hos a fire blacktop driveway. Living room with fire- 842-6550 Rancher -$39,900 FREEHOLD BOROUGH *\ ASKING $33,900 place, formal dining room, electric kitch< place, dining room, den, ond three bed- AGENCY, REALTOR Realtors Just listed, this ronch in mint condition, l SWAN-KEY 301 Maple Ave., Red Bonk en, paneled family roorr, four bedrooms, rooms. Home Is centrally air conditioned. 1 733 River Rd. Foir Haven CAPE COD Vh oaths, large screened porch, hot water Coll for inspection. FAIR HAVEN 23* living room, 15" dining room, three REALTY 741-9100 •as fired heat, attached two-car goroge, bedrooms, Uj boths- 21' 'wnlly^room ond formol one acre plot. &89.900. two-cor garoge. Great buy for J39.900. REALTOR Evtnlngs 747-4146 or S42J777 MADE A MISTAKE Expanded Colonial Cape — this 114 HWY 35 Middletawn ROOM TO ROAM charming three-bedroom home -4200 RUMSON - Waterfront Colonial. Com- Immediate possession. Alert buyer con be has everything the growing famllv 842-6550 RUMSON SPECIAL FIRST TIME OFFERED! If you haven't seen this one bination living room with fireplace ond settled by Eoster. Spacious five-bedroom could dream of. A large tamily PAULBRAGAR Redecorated three-bedroom Cope Cod on "147,900" dining room, kitchen with breakfast area, home custom built five years ago. fan room, quaint fireplace, ond, for 9er :i Whether you're starting ou four bedrooms, two boths, hot air gos eted den plus family room, Vh boths, full Dad. a'new roof and recent paint Houses For Sale a quiet, tree lined street, Flreplocr in liv- Attractive three-bedroom rancher, Shad- Brood St. * " ' ing room, enclosed porch. A must see, ow Lake area with lake right-, fo>r bootingb " . or retiring, this is for youfired heat, lorge perch, shed, lorge built- equipped kllchen, ond centrally olr condi job inside and out. Asking 142,900. fishing, skating and fun! Approiroxfmor) e Three bedrooms, IV2 baths headed lot with dock. $61,000. Honed. Excellent opportunity for lorgi ASKING S38,600 ocre with many toll trees. Uminfsl family. Asking 162,900. ftc. Large fomily room! Unparalleled vol- living room, kitchen with RUMSON — Choice residential locale. Co- ue — won't lost! We said the some lost dining oreo, and full base lonial. Living room, dining room, kitchen, LITTLE SILVER BAHRS week on two of our first time offerings ment. four bedrooms, I'/J battis. basement, hot CURLEY REAL ESTATE ond Doth sold within 72 Hours! Call today! water all heat, detached two-car goroge, ARMSTRONG NEW LISTING 1 Boy Ave., Highlands B72-14O0 large formal lot. 147,500. AGENCY AGENCY REALTORS 669 Broad St. Shrewsbury Picture your fomily In this ottmciivs tour- Opposite Bnhrs Restaurant A LOT OF HOUSE SSS Prospect Ave. 741-4S0O Little Sllve bedroom, two-both ranch w'tn large living ADAMS To Do a Lot of Living In! room, dining room, and den. 14x32 In: RED BANK — 71 E. Bergfn PI. Three 741-5100 ground swimming pool. Asking *53,QO0. COME TO bedrooms. Two-car brick veneer garage. AGENCY REALTORS S34,50O Dennis K. Byrne NEW IN DEEPDALE Fireplace, recreotlon room, Y/i batfis. Open 7 days, 24 hour service REALTOR-INSUROR SEVEN BEDROOMS ?0 CROW HOLLOW Swimming pool fn-ground (2O'x40') Prlnci- 842-5098 8 West River Road, Rumson High on a hilltop CAAAASSA AGENCY poll only. W2.000, 747-2283. BEN ALPERN RUAASON COLONIAL REALTOR MCLS | 10 Ave. of 2 Rivers " Rumson Phone 842-1150 among tall trees On a one-acre lot located In an area of FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE — Mlddletown REALTORS This stately more expensive homes, this seven-bed- 741-6336 oreo. Large kitchen and dtnlng area, go- "KIDS^PARADTSE" u w. Moin St. Frethclc MEMBER MULTIPLE room, 4>/i bath home has three master roge, and cyclone fenced yard. XH.500. tudor home boasts 4 Parker Ave. LIHIe Silver You'll know where your kids ore oil sum- Call 462-6464 LISTING bedrooms with adjoining baths, and is a Open 7 dovs. Principals only. Colt 787-6910. mer long In this spacious Little .Silver five large bedrooms half mile from oceon beaches. All the ranch. Big In-ground swimming pool, rooms are hlnq-slted. 22' dinlna room, 28' HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN — Restored Colonial with 'our-five bedrooms. Two foil baths. Lorge ??PARTICULAR?? 2W baths living room, 18' kitchen, 18' den and the river view ond orlBlnal charm. Asking In MIDDLETOWN basement has a 36' gameroom. .Walk to 1 family room. Great school system. A Family room with NEW AREA SO *. Principals only. W2-4231. orecrt baroaln at Sil.WQ. schools, church, beach, tennis courts and If you're having trouble find- Exclusive Area fireplace bus. Approximately 12 years old. Asking Ing |ust the right home, then 196,000. • ! Locotfon ! AUTHENTIC CENTER HALLWAY CO- DEEPDALE Lovely landscaping LONIAL — Our lovely home. Ideally lo- try us for the finest selection • Choice lots (some wooded) Builder will finish ALLAIRE-FARROW • Low taxes cated In Long Branch^ has recently been VAN HORN Exciting, treed ocre on Mil. Colonial five- completely decorated, tt features o living of new and resale homes In to your specs in Realtor • City water AGENCY - REALTORS bedroom ond den, plus family room, • Low 70's room with fireplace, dining room, wife de- Open 7 days. Call 24 hours o day. Colts Neck-Holmdel area. beamed celling, pegged floor. Brick and thirty days 294 Broad St., Red Bank signed kitchen opening onto a flogstone 747-4100 cedor. Most unusual built-in solid ook Call us today 741-3450 porch. IVJ baths, ond two bedrooms, one •M River Rd. Fair Haven kitchen, 19' x 13', with beamed cell In Marshall P. Whitfield pplebrook Agency opening onto o glossed-In sunporch. J.D. ROCHE Formol dining room, professional lam $79,900 Call Anytime _____ Realtor Member 2 MLS Realtor* 138,W0. Call 339-303; alter 6 p.m. week $34,900 Realtor scoping- Three baths. Living room hos So. Holmdel Rd., Holmdel 944-44/5 days, any time weekends. 1 gorgeous fireplace with rosewood wall •Solid!' best describes fhli all-brick cus- onaf tanked by planters. Finished full 112Av». olTwoRrv«r» om ranch featuring three large bed- Hwy 34 462-2741 Colts Neck REDDEN AGENCY SPRING BARGAIN ENGLISH TUDOR basement, 45' x 28*. By owner. Mid 80's. Realtors Strfctly for a Country Squire. An old«r Runnon 842-2900 Houses For Sale ooms, 24x12 oomeroom, full basement. Call (Ml) 671-0941. NEW SHREWSBURY Worm knotty pine cabinets enhance the Wont A Happy Home? 301 Mople Ave., Red Bonk home with four bedrooms, master 18x13, two boths, huge kitchen, formal dining xouty of the 14x12 kttchcr. Lovely land- Then Inspect this chorrhlha older Colonlo FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL leaping completes the picture. See It situated In a nice residential oreo of RED OCEANPORT 741-9100 room, large living room with fireplacef today! THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, Alr- BANK. With three bedrooms, 1 Vi batlu, Evenings 542-3777 or 747-4144 ' ON STATELY SYCAMORE AVE- 19' den, full basement, hot water, two- xirt Ploio, Hoilet, N.J. 2647200. 9 o.m. to living room wilh fireplace, dining room, PORT-AU-PECK .. HUE. V/i BATHS, FORMAL DIN- zone heat. Lorge beautiful lot with o fish) p.m. 7 doys a week. fully paneled fomily room, kllchen, and ING ROOM, HUGE KITCHEN, pond. You must see this home. Asking one-car aorage. All rooms are of nice LITTLE SILVER DEN. HOT WATER HEAT. EX- 144,900 by transferred owner. itlantlc Highlands $38,500 size, wllh plenty of closet and storage English Cottage TRAS! KIRWAN CO., REALTOR * COLTS NECK space. Home In excellent condition and FIRST! • SEVEN SPACIOUS BEDROOMS $49,900 75 Mewmon Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. well worth the asking price of Charm!'Charm! Across from river. Beau- • »'x IS'LIVING ROOM $55,000 CALL NOW TO SEE $42-4350 ' I • »'x2f DINING ROOM tiful lot, 150x229. Trees. 45 bedrobms,~hvo FIVE STAR SPECIAL baths, stone fireplace, $55,000. FantasisHcaitI y chormina. Three-bedroom, • COZY DEN rhaii Colonial, tVx boths, full cellar. • WALK-IN CLOSETS Harfy Drazin Agency IMAGINE beoutlfuf family room'.'Mlnt'condltTon"— E.A. HANLON For only $38,900 you can own thii cutfr 1 * Four large bedrooms • POUR FIREPLACES REALTOR must be seen! Unparalleled value! • TWO-CAR GARAGE 333 Brood St. Red Bank J42-7W0 PAULBRAGAR REALTOR three-bedroom ranch on o large corner lot MELMED REALTY. REALTORS Mt-MSO Agency with fireplace and finished basement. * 3% baths LITTLE SILVER HOME — On approxl 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury 842-0110 LINCROFI RANCH - Three bedrooms, mately % ocre plot. Two bedrooms, tiled ADAMS * Two beautiful acres two baths, fireplace, finished basement, bath,,, dining area, living room with fire- porch, >A acre. Mid «']. 747-3613. placplacee , huge expansioexpansion attic. Utility room, 747-022FEATURING 1 AGENCY - REALTORS BAHRS * * Zimmerer built Attached garage . EExterior aluminum Four really large bedrooms. Vh boths Open 7 days. 24 hour service NEW REAL ESTATE :OLTS NECK - Four-bedroom, 7/i-botn sided. US.OSO. plus 14' x 32V family room ond dinin* 842-5098 Bay Ave., Highland* eft-IMG- J • Lovely Clover Hill ilonlol on beautifully wooded lot, Cen- room. This lovely home also has the ad Opposite Bahrs Restaurant 'ally olr conditioned. Fireplace In large SCHANCK AGENCY vontoge of being one block to busline on UO Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson COLONIAL RANCHES, Additional Items too numerous to list. irpeted living room; second fireplace In less inon five minutes to train. 12S* x 17; AND BI-LEVEELS SHREWSBURY COOPERATIVE ineled, carpeted family room. First floor REALTOR plot in great New Monmouth IccaJlor OCEANPORT, $33,900 ONLY iSOOQ I Linden PI. Red Bank Three To* five-bed room homes that feature A perfect start. Monthly payment. J95, S laundry; finished basement. Patio with Coll now — lust listed ot $44,900. fireplaces, stained trim paneled family aos arllf. All aDDllances. Many custom Eve;. Sun. 74M088 Immediate occupancy can be hod on this which Includes toices. Two larqe bed- Asking 78,900 'eaiurej. J79.900. Principals only 4)1-0883. WALKER & WALKER three-bedroom, t'/j-both rusUc ranch. Full rooms, formal dining rooms, slate loyers rooms wllh wolk-lh closets. Lorae kllchen HA7.LET — Cape on over '/* ocre. Four finished basement with extra kitchen; ond many more exciting features. Ex- ond dining area, paneled living room. Lots - bedrooms, two full baths, attached g Realtors clusive agent, call us now. I/IATAWAN BOROUGH —CUSTOM Hwy 35 471-3311 Mlddlelowi Large expandable attic, attached two-car ol e«tro5. Just listed. THE KIRWAN CO.. ?ANCH. DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE, rage, large fenced yard. S36.9D0. Bo . goroge, A bargain? You betl Realtor, 75 Newman Springs Rd., Red GRIMM AGENCY, Reollor, Hwy 35, Key- rVALL-TO-WALL CARPETING. GA- RUMSON Bank. 842-4350. . UGE. JM.35O. port, N.J. H6-8400. WILLIAMSBURG J.D. ROCHE HANDYMAN'S ESTATE MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Four bed- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Five bed- 12500 CASH DOWN REALTY CO. U5TOM SPLIT — SPARKLING THREE PAUL P. BOVA rooms, eat-In Mlcnen, wall-to-wall carpet- rooms, three boths, corpeting. fireplace, Colonial three-bedroom with twocar oc Ing. Full basement. Close to schools and \ Realtors - 462-2741 IED ROOMS, I liJATHS, DINING fomily room plus large recreation room. roge. Neor ocean and Shrewsbury. REALTORS 431-9100 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd,, Mlddletown shopping. Call 506-4179 belore 7:30 p.m. OOM, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE. Principals only. $57,900. 566-7076. Call 77J-7801 for appointment. RT. 34 COLTS NECK jHwy 34 Colts Neck «4,9OO. STERLING McCANN. REAL ES- KEANSBURG ATE BROKER, 5U-9M. . MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroorn ranch NEW BI-LEVEL — Seven rooms, 671-2544 CAPE COD ~- Immaculate condition CORNER PROPERTY - Wllh fireplace on Vi acre. Aluminum siding, portly fur- births. Garoat. US.O00. CAPE COD — Immaculate condition* Four bedrooms, fireplace, two full baths In living room, dining room, kitchen, both, Houses For Sale nished, corpeted. Neor shopping, schools, ' Coii W-82IV Four bedrooms, fireplace, two full bath's. Walk to best schools. jllllty room, plus oversize attached ga- ond buses to N.Y. Immediate occupancy. Walk to best schools. rage. Woll-to-woll corpeting throughout. SJV.SOO. 471-5447. H REE-BEDROOM RANCH- In e BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED — Three Redwood obove-ground pool, fenced in :ellent Keansburg area. Formal dlnini BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED — Three large bedrooms with water view, Vermcn! yard, plus mony extras. Call now for op- oom, family room, hot-water heal. &U% large bedrooms with water view,' Vermont slate hallway, quarrystone tiled 12' x 17' polnlment. Priced right at «S,0O0. Houses For Sale nortQage money available to quallNe . i hatlwoy, quarrystone tiled 12' x 17'kltchtn, Mf.MO. WINANTAGENCY PRIME BUILDING LOT. Vh acre, fully HA or VA buyer. Full price I2B.00O. TH kitchen, S39,000. 78 Engllshtown Rd. Old Bridge KIRWAN CO., Realtors, 7B7^po. NEW SPLIT-LEVEL — Four bedrooms. wooded. Must be shown by this office. Fireplace In gomtroom. W2.50O. 251-4700 HIGHLANDS — Waterfront home, privoti NEW SPLIT-LEVEL - Four bedrooms. 512,000. dock, bulkheoded. Three bedrooms, twe Fireplace In gameroom. 142,500. McAlister Agency More Classified bolhs. Principals. J39.9O0. Coll 312-546 McAlister Agency Realtor on Next Page SPANISH RANCH AVAILABLE IN FAIR an. Realtor 109 E. River Rd,, Rumsort &42-1894 HAVEN. Excellent starter or retirement •WE. River Rd., Rumson M2-1B94 Houses For Sale CENTURY OLD Houses For Sale home. Living room, dining room, remo- LOOK AT THIS! Charming Colonial in Rumson. Beautifully deled kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Partial S32,!O0 restored, In belter than new condition. As soon as possible, can'l last. A large Three bedrooms, Vh baths, modern kitch- basement. Very good condition. Many ex- three-bedroom ronch, In mini condition, in en, lovely screened porch, view ol the riv- a great area. Kitchen, dining and living er. It's a real gem. Asking 159,500. tras. $26,500. BEST BUY rooms are very large. Please call today. KIRWAN CO., REALTOR FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 4 ROOM HOUSE IN FAIR HAVEN. Good IN HOLMDEL! rS Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J WATERBURY Custom buill Ranch wilh Ihree M2-435O AGENCY bedroom^ 1'/; baths, central air- starter home, also because of zoning ex- Authentic Tudor with diamond Realtor-^ Years ot Servlce-lnsuror LITTLE SILVER conditioning, 'full basement, Many cellent possibilities for professional use. paned windows on one acre, in Chormlng home on nice grounds with cir- 12 Maple Ave. 7473500 Red Bank cular drivewaydvewy . Three bedroomsbedooms,, 1 Vi IS FLAT ACRES — With two houses and extras. $22,500. convenient Holmdel location. 4 boths, livinlivi g room, dinindii g room, finishefiih d two barns. S75.O0O. Harold Lindemann, bedrooms, 215 baths, game basementent. Eat-IEa n kitchechne with dishwashedsser Broker, Eatontown. 3*2-1103. $42,900 In the spring ones fancy turns to boats, room, 2 zone heat, central air •nd self-cleaninlfli g range, wall-to-wallltlll car- COOPERATIVE - Two bedrooms In ex- peting. Walk to train and school. U450C. cellent condition. S97 monthly pays all water and fishing. This is a good time also condilio'ning. Immediate occu- Call 843-5278. utilities but heat. Reduced from S9000. pancymaybearranged ... Must sell. S65O0 firm. Call 547-4854 alter I to investigate the possibilities of owning a . KEANSBURG — Ranch type home. Four $72,900. bedrooms, living room, dining room, eat- Marina. We have several listings at this In kitchen, modern both, above ground MIDDLETOWN — Prestloe neighbor- MARLBORO sool. By owner. Asking 531,000. Con- hood. Immaculatte split oon landscapelascped one time in New Jersey from $220,000 to 636 River Rd,. Fair Havsn 'entionof buyer. 787-3960. . ocre woodeddd llotlot. . DramatDtDramatici foyerf , ttouur Looking lor privacy, healed swim- 5540,000, asking. bedrooms, new woll-to-wotl tll carpett, bob y ming pool, patio, cabana, room 741-4477 _INCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch. Two windowed living room, dining room, pa Mths. centrol air conditioning, 21x21 lam- eled family room. Central air. Convenie lor a horse, trees, a three-bed- ly room. Large, well landscaped lot. Coll to train. Many more extras. J59,9O0. Prl room, two bath Split-level home clpols only. 671-2OU. on 3'/z acres?? All this plus a lire- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — One ot Wayside's BEACON BEACHKEANSBURG Coli finest traditional homes. Three years new. nlot home. Large living room wllh tin place only... Central air, fireplace, all appliances. place, large eat-In kllchen. Three bei pplebrook Agency Near parkway, school, and shopping. Ex- rooms, den, sunporch. Two-cor garagi cellent condition. Owner. 493-4742. In mid Many extras. Low thirties. Prlnclpa $68,900 Now Showing Realtors 'O's. only. 787-4255. 950 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-2300 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale PAUL R. STRYKER REALTOR . HWY U HOLMDEL 944-4144 The, Member MLS water OPEN HOUSE Countryside's Early American Colo- 1 to 4 p.m. nial means warmth and charm in a Sat., March 10 comfortable two-story. All the living 37 Stavola Rd., Middletown space a growing family needs is front found in the living room, family room ONE ACRE and den; kitchen-dining area and Of choice Middletown land surrounds this lour bedroom formal dining room, also on the low- custom two bain ranch. Circular er level. Master bedroom and mas- driveway. Central air condi- tioning and central vacuum. ter bath, three other bedrooms, sec- 27' game room, fireplace in ond bath, plus spare room are all family room. Underground home sprinkler system. 37 Stavola conveniently arranged upstairs. Rd., Middlelown. Directions: Rte 35 to Chapel priced from the low seventies Hill Rd. East on Chapel Hill WHEN YOU BUY YOUR HOME, THE ONE to Sleepy Hollow Rd. Left on HOME YOU PLAN A LIFETIME FOR, IT Sleepy Hollow to Stavola Rd. Countryside's sleek Contemporary malches MUST BE CUSTOM-CRAFTED IN THE FI- •Right on Slavola Rd.'to37 an upbeat design to today's tempo tor ultra- NEST DESIGN, SOPHISTICATED IN DE- Stavola Rd. TAIL, AND PLACED WHERE A FAMILY modern families. Sliding glass doors from HAS PLENTY OF GROWING ROOM ... ON THE SHORE the master bedroom, hallway and dining LINE/WHERE SAILING, SWIMM ING, ICEBOATING AND room lead onto the atrium .. . central plaza SKATING ARE ALL IN YOUR BACKYARD, AT THE EDGE OF A FULLY BULKHEADED % ACRE LOT IN A QUIET COMMU-X ottering a retreat to tranquility. Four bed- NITY CALLED MONMOUTH BEACH. \ OPEN HOUSE rooms, elegant sunken living room, family FIND THE DISTINGUISHED HOME TO SUIT YOUR TASTE, \, 1 to 4 p.m. room with fireplace, kitchen dining area, WITH THE SPACIOUSNESS AND SHORELIFE YOUR ENTIRE plus formal dining room. FAMILY DESERVES AMIDST THE YEAR-ROUND PLEA- Sunday, March 11. SURES OF A WATERFRONT LOCATION. 2 Claridge Dr., FIVE MODELS OPEN FOR INSPECTION - Middletown WOODED LOTS AVAILABLE. Discover Distinctive Residences At CHOICE LOCATION Is this four bedroom, two CUSTOM HOMES bath split. Located'in New FROM $69,900 Monmouth section of Mid- Shrewsbury dletown. Enjoy 19' family room, utility room, enclosed porch and patio. Beautifully Harbor Estate! landscaped property. Nice view from large bay window MONMOUTH BEACH-NEW JERSEY in living room. Owner retir- ing. 2 Claridge Dr. Come to Countryside, the riewest most refreshing view Directions: Rte. 35 to Har- of life .. . far from the crowd, yet convenient to the fi- mony Rd. East on Harmony nest educational, recreational! shopping and cultural fa- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS DIRECTIONS: EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: Rd. to Cherry Tree Rd. Right cilities.The Garden Slate Parkway, major artery to the on Cherry Tree Rd. one entire slate, just a slone's throw from Ihe Counlryside From New York, go south on Garden THE PAULBRAGAR AGENCY. INC. THE PAULBRAGAR AGENCY block to Claridge Dr. community.' Slate, Parkway to E>iU17. HeafJ soulh 794 Broad St., Shrewsbury, N.J. on Highway 36 to Beach Road (oppo- site Monmouth Beach Club), Head west inc. PIRECTIONS-' from points north Garden Stale Parkway, PHONES: (201) 747-0221 X(201) 229-9095 on Beach Road and turn right onto Riv- 794 Broad St., Shrewsbury, N.J. south to Exit 105, East to Ealonlown traffic circle (second PHONE: (201) 747-0221 STERLING THOMPSON traffic light), bear right around circle (past Bradlees) lo Wall Member Multiple Listing Service erdale Avenue, then slraighl lo the wa- Slreet. turn right 1 Vt miles lo Coun :ryside. terfront homes at Shrewsbury Harbor Models available 340 Hwy. 35, Middlelown Realtor Estates. Member Multiple Lilting Service REALTOR 747-5600 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale A GREAT FUTURE Houses For Sal* Houses For Sole Lots and Acreage He Daily Register, Bed BaO-JUdtetowi, NJ. Friday, Manfe f, U7J » SPARKLING! Con be yours BEAUTIFUL RUMSON With a little *ork WATERFRONT and i magi nation In this older ,_. — no *itt-wortu Bring your builder Judge Directs Oceanport On ZVz acres In Locust, ond proem wllh construction. Sewer con- three-bedroom an all brick ranch with nection olrMdy in.. Minutes to oceon on farmhouse in very prlvatt lone. Principals only. Call af- Colts Neck MELLOW four bedrooms, two Low taxes baths, screened porch. 1E LOT - Bed Banfc. near river. V proxlmattly 100' > 14T. osMng OJ.OOO. To Get New Refuse Bids Low price 00 TI lor Glorious view, com- Write to let owner, P.O. Box JOS, Red To settle estate SS JSr?™« J?-, "" 9* ; plete privacy. Bank, N.J., or contact your ogent. FREEHOLD - Superior Coll to see this "".spacious dining room, fireplace, hot PORT MONMOUTH — 100x100. Near a civil action brought against bidder for a one-year contract ?;'" "«•• Country kitchen. Basemen? scfioou, tronxporfallon ond shopping, value for only 0 1 Court Judge Merritt Lane.Jr. Oceanport and LaSanitas with $49,992 and LaSanitas, shot °r *"?!* "™ "'I ' "'* studio or $90,000 Jio,ooo. nMosi. 136,000 yesterday ordered Oceanport Inc., Oceanport, which was to the only other bidder, offered TED ELLEN S. Commercial Property Council to redraw contract receive a~three-year collec- to do the job for $55,000 for REDDEN AGENCY IN — Canmtrelal proptrty, mi specifications and to read- tion contract, by M & T De- one-year and $173,250 for Realtors lti lE acrn. Coll Ml Maple Ave., Red Bonk vertise for bids for garbage Lisa Inc., Roller Road, Wana- three years. DeLisa did not HAZELTON bid for a three-year contract: 741-9100 HALL Realtor collection. massa, and Gerand Russo- Evenings 747-4U6 or 542-377/ Business Property AGENCY,REALTOR The judge invalidated a por- mano Jr., 30 Wardell Circle Oceanport council intended to.' 842-3200 SEA GIRT — Busliwsi properly with In- tion of the contract specifica- award a three-year contract HAZLET HAS MORE! 733 River Rrf Fair Haven come. Air conditioned Colonial building, Oceanport. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE on d*ilroble ttwrouaMor*, ItMi Itself fo tions because they did not set to LaSanitas. A great lawn with fine schools, commuter West River Road Rumson protmlonal otllcn or exclusive stops. The lawsuit challenged convenience, superb shopping, end lawn Formerly gift and boutique. UO0 tq*. ft. forth a specific amount for a Richard M. Glassner of ship swim club. Siting pretty In wr lowl 842-4200 main area plus office and storage space. Oceanport's rejection of in- a fine home featuring four moster-slie RIVERFRONT Houses For Sale Second Moor, two-bedroom apartment penal provision in a surety itial bids, readvertisemento f Newark, representing LaSa-. bedrooms, all appliances, central olr con- Houses For Sale wltn separate entrance. On/off street ditioning, 1»»3I family room, 14x13 living PLUS PRIVACY parking. Low toxes. Principals only. Own- bond. The judge said that fail- bids /or one-year or three- nitas, maintained that DeLisa • room, separate dining room, and deco- _rore combination. Over three acres of NEW LISTING er. 5313225. rated with a professional flolr. U2 900 Fwcous nature. Long river frontoge. FAIR HAVEN ure to fix the amount allowed year contracts and its sub- did not bid for a three-year Come to our town today! THE KIRWAN ">ee bedrooms, two baths, huge stone LITTLE SILVER HIGHWAY 31 u 9 the municipality to determine contract and that its low bid CO., Realtors, Airport Plazo, Hailel H J rnu»? ,". '? """"• conversation al- BUSINESS PROPERTY sequent acceptance of LaSa- B u JUST LISTED! 264-7300. 9 o.m. fo i p.m. 7 pays 0 week,* ' fSSL " "'ul river views from mosf This lovely CALL OWNER. 143-2205 a vital consideration and to nitas' bid for a three-year pe- for a one-year contract was TWO FAMILY-ONLY SIX MONTHS~OU> in Mo maintenance home. Asking — Llvlna room, dining room, science 190,000. THREE BEDROOMS, LIVING four-bedroom control the award of a con- riod. an attempt to put the LaSa- kitchen, three bedrooms, eoch oporlment ROOMWITH FIREPLACE, two-bath ranch Seporote heat and utilities each u7lt. B, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, Real Estate Wanted tract. nitas firm out of business. Borus Agency FENCED YARD, CAS GRILL. has an in-ground Judge Lane previously or- .in two cor garage. Present rental 5375 1 GAS LIGHT. ROOM FOR HAROLD LINDEMANN — Reol Eltate The court's ruling came orv dered"the LaSa'nitas firm to J'dge Lane noted that- ' ~ ' "" """'. THE K] REALTORS FOURTH BEDROOM, CALL US pool Broker, Eatontown. has made many 600 Rtver Rd., Fair Hoven seopte happy, setting their properties. 7^-4532 TO SEE THIS CHARMING you can enjoy this continue to pick up garbage Tl'omas W. DeLisa, an officer OAK HILL — A new listinlist! g In this presti- HOME. IN MINT CONDITION. Perhaps he con help you sell yours. 22nd LEGAL NOTICE glous orea. Center hall C WONT LAST LONG AT. .. summer year In reol estate. Coll H21101 Ask him past the Feb. 28 expiration of that company, vehemently Center hall Colonial with four HOLMDEL — Would you like to restore to come see your place today, At your 0 rd I nan ct No. U4 bedrooms, den, plus basement. 12 v Ihls large born, on on acre, and have' Lovely landscaped lot umtnn nnrilntln*,.*.^,.^^!*! . ' . service. The following Bonding Ordinance was date of its contract pending denied these allegations on some exposed, pegged beams showing in $38,900 Near schools and posted on its second ond tinol reading lome of your rooms? Asking U5.000. If by the Municipal Council of the Borough resolution of this dispute. The the witness stand. you hove Imagination, money, and cour- shopping LISTINGS Of- BETTER HOMES — In of Keonsburg, N.J. at a regular meeting age, call Harold Llndemann. Broker. En ALLAIRE-FARROW Don't wait Keonsburg-Mlddletown-Hoilet-Holmdel held on Wednesday. Match 7, 1973 and borough can negotiate a tem- Judge Lane said that state tontown, 542-1103. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 7I7-OIJ3. HAZLET SPLIT LEVEL - Three bed- Realtor after public hearing upon same the sold Asking $53,000 WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR ordinance v,o$ ordered adopted onrj ap- porary emergency agreement law strongly implies that the rooms. IV. bolhs. eol-ln kitchen, dining VALLEY VIEW - This older Colonial slh 294 Brood St., Red Bank proved to become effective alter publi- area, living room, large family room, at- jilgh on a hill and Is Ideal for the large In any condition. Phone ISlmi cation as required by low. with the firm so garbage is amount should be included in tached oarage. Walk to schools and New family. The living room and den hove fire- 741-3450 REDDEN AGENCY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE y.«'y cjjy busei. Beautiful Inside, 201-MS. paceplace,, the kitchen Is larglargee and has rere- Coll Anytime Realtors CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS collected while new specifica- the contract specifications for cently been remodeledremodeled , dinindining room,s six Vie Hove Buyers! ow. vn.no. WE HAVE A GEM Ml Motile Avt.. R«O Bonk Listings urgently needed in the areas of ON PORT MONMOUTH ROAD IN tions and bids are received bedrbedrooms, , nearlayy an acracree of land with THE BOROUGH OFKEANSBURG surety bonds, adding that the I your ooww n tenntennii s courtt. AkAskini g JSJ.90J 0S See 741-9100 Hozlef, Middletown, Belford, Leonardo. Houses For Sale FOR YOU! etc. Coll George A. DeLorme, Reollor. AS A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AT and acted upon. Oceanport contract did not It today. ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor. Shrewsbury — Where con you buy a llvt- Evening! 54MOT or 7iT-i\ti AN ESTIMATED COST OF 130,000 813 River Rd.. Folr Haven. 741-74M. Mul- bedroom, 2l';-both Colonial In thf absolute Quality Realty Associates AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- specify the amount of the tlple listings. ' best ot neighborhoods, in spotlrts condi- Member Multiple Luting itrulm SUANCE OF J2B.SO0 BONDS OR' On second bidding for the 2S1-3JM RANCH.U7.90O — Outstanding location In tion, for only SS9.900? Yes, this price is BRAND NEW! NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF THE job, the DeLisa firm was low bond to be supplied. BRAND NEW! "nest Middletown orea. Three large bed- correct and Included with what has been COST THEREOF, mentioned, this home offers living room, RUMSON COLONIAL OUR LISTINGS SELL BE IT ORDAINED BY THE The judge said thai a letter rooms. V/i baths, format dining room. Hv- dining room, kitchen, ialousled sun room, Four double bedrooms, 2'/i baths, 26' llv- BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE Ing room with fireplace. Well treed 14 ing-dfnlng area, huge kitchen with dinette HARTSHORNEWOODS acre on dead end street. Lake rights. Ex- laundry room, full finished basement with TRY US BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, IN THE LEGAL NOTICE from Mrs. Lena Laurino of bar, two-car i and utilities are alt mi laundry, attached garage. Decorate to COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JER- One wooded acre in Middletown's cellent commuting area. Call for appoint- suit. Only £M,9Q0. ADVERTISEMENT Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, ment. THE KIRV7AN CO.. Realtors, 7B7- underground. This Is an exceptional buy in SROOK AGENCY SEY (not less than two-thirds of alt the CLIANINO OF AERATOR, most private and most lovelies! on exceptional neighborhood! Calt us now. members thereof affirmatively con- oaOO. WAT1R TftCATMKNT PLANT. owner of LaSanitas, could be area and jus! waiting tor a four W2-S880 curring) AS FOLLOWS: BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, ALFRED J. RUMSON bedroom or five bedroom Colo- Section I. New concrete sidewalks KEANSSURC, NEW JERSEY accepted as surety but that nial. Builder ready to go and quot- Houses For Sale JUST REDUCED! LEGAL NOTICE and necessary appurtenances shon be Staled proposals will, be received by HASSINGER CfSormfng older home, near schools, re- cont true ted in the Borough in accor- thhe Borough of KeansburKnsbr g at tthhe council in this case abused its ing mid 80s. We have the Ulue- Borough Halt, Borough of Keansburg, 105 E. River Rd. Realtor Rumson, NJ. cently renovated Inside ond out. Four bed- NOTICE dance with the plans and specif I cations discretion because it did not ptints so sneak a peek with the rooms. V/i new baths, appliances, fire- referred to In Section 6 hereof With In NJ.. at 2:300 o'clococlock P.M.. . (Prevailing MIDDLETOWN cap, cad, MONMOUTH COUNTV Ti M 21 \973 nd publicly HOMEFINDER now. 842-5880 place, formal dining room, screened SURROOATES COURT the street lines In ond along the South- Time) on Mar. 21, \973 ond publicly have her real estate ap- excellent condition, four bed- torch, basement. Carpeting. Charming) erly side of Port Monmouiti Rood from opened ond read for the work entailed rooms, IV] baths. Good area. ESTATE OF D. HAYES MC MILIEU. Two-Century-Old House Now asking U4,ooo. OECEASEO Main Street to Atlantic Street. In the cleaning ot the oerator. praised, did not determine if "Seo The Homefinder" Only 135,500. The Information (or Bidders, Form of ond Mini Horse Farm Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS Section 2. The owner or owners of trie Bid, Form ot Contract, Surety Bond and GAGLIANO. Surrogate of the County ot lands fronting and bordering on sold there were any liens against > TED Specifications may be examined at Ihe TALL TREES! HOLMDEL Split-level. Mint !cture a completely restored Dutch Colo- Monmouth. this day made, on the oppll* streets described In Section 1 hereof ore office ol the Borough Clerk, Borough any of her properties and did Imagine a true English Tudor plus condition. Central air, three nial farmhouse, forge country kitchen cation of the undersigned. Rum Smith, hereby required to construct the sold Hall, Keonsburg, N.J. Copies of the bedrooms. 12x26 family room. with fireplace, pantry, large dining room Administratrix of the estate of the said sidewalks and appurtenances on br in Contract Document*, including the Bid- not determine if any of the home nestled among towering lovely lot. Excellent schools. with fireplace, living room with fireplace, D. Hayes McMlllen, deceased, notice Is front of said lands at his or their own ding Form, Plans and Specifications trees in Little Silver. Magnilicenl Summer possession. M9.500. and den. Also four large bedrooms, 3Vi hereby given to the creditors of sold de- cost ond expense In accordance with tht prepared by Robert Greenberg. Engi- properties were tied up in the baths, and original floors throughout, pic- HALL ceased To present to the said Adminis- provisions of fnls bond ordinance. neer, may be secured at the office of the landscaping with mature flowering ture two enormous old barns, one with go- tratrix their claims under oath within Section 3. In case any such owner or business. HOLMDEL For the most dis- Borough Clerk upon poyment of Ten shrubs, this home leature^ attrac- roge space for two car*, two separate AGENCY, REALTOR six months from this date. owners ot land sholl not construct the Dollars (Sio.oo). tive fireplace, enclosed porch, tor- criminating family. Superb wood- four-stoll horse borns. and a 60x200 riding Dated: February 28, 1973 sold sidewalks and appurtenances on or James G. Aaron of Long, ed lol In Hoimdel's finest (oca- ring. All of this on nearly five acres* wltn 733 River Rd. Fair Haven RUTH SMITH. In front of such land within thirty days Eoch Bidder must deposit with his bid mat dining room, gorgeous new lion. Four bedrooms and mold's huge old trees. Woes, ond dogwood, on a Box 101. after service on such owner or owners security In the form of a certified check Branch represented the plain- kitchen, and many more extras room, 3'/2 baths. In-ground pool. peaceful country rood, with only the birds Atlantic Highlands, N.J. of notice pursuant to Sections 40:65-2 to in the amount of not less than ten per tiffs. Stephen G. Ingram ol Private estate like section. Asking SI 70,000. for neighbors. IS minutes to Red Bank. Administratrix «:AS-5 ot the Revised Statutes of New cent (10%) of the total bid, mode pay- SI 42,000. 842-420LOCUST 0 Messrs, Labrecque, Parsons Jersey, the sold sidewalks ond oppurte- able to the order of the Treasurer of the Lincroft represented Oceaa & Bossier nonces shall be constructed by the Borough of Keansburg, N.J. Eoch bid Borough at the expense of the owner or must be enclosed In a securely sealed In country setting. Brand new bMsvel, 118 East Bergen Place, envelope and endorsed "Proposal for port. Carl F. Zellers Red Bonk, NJ. owners of the land on or In front of Lara* living room/ dining room, kitchen, which the Improvement is mode. Cleaning ol Aerator, Borough of Keons- REALTOR extra large den, three bedrooms, I'/j Attorneys burg, N.J." with fhe name of the bidder LAUTEN E. Main SI,, Holmdel 744.441 boms. Thermobane glass throughout, par- Section 4. The total cost of all such clearly marked on the envelope ond to I BoWfell quet floors. LoHoOx 201. Asking S5O,90O. Moreno S6.S0 sidewalks and appurtenances construct- be accompanied by a signed com* Realtors ed by the fiorougfi pursuant to Section 3 mttment of fheproposed Surety offering ASSOCIATES hereof shall be assessed and paid for by to execute a Performance Bond. Tht 5 Corners, Middlelown NOTICE special assessments to be levied upon Motorist Is AMttara Inc. FAIR HAVEN successful bidder will be required to MONMOUTH COUNTY the several properties fronting thereon furnish a Contractor's Performonce EASY SURROGATE'S COURT (n proportion fo their respective fron- 671-6666 Lovely four*bedroom, one-bath Cape Cod. ESTATE OF ROBERT W. GORSUCH, Bond ond Labor ond Materloimen's J'SftlOO CAREFREE LIVING Large rooms, very nice neighborhood. tages tnereon. The number of annual in- Bond, In such form and having as secu- DECEASED stailments In which may be polrj the rity thereon such Surety Company or Convenient to schools. Larg>e lot. Asking sold sidewalk assessments to be levied Indicted In In this spacious ranch on quiet U5.5OO. Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS Companies as ore approveaby trie LITTLE SILVER tree lined drive. Four bed- GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of on properties In front of which the im- Borough in an amount of not lets thon rooms, two balhs, 20' den, slate Monmouth, this day mode, on the appli- provement Is mode Is ten (10). the total ol the accepted bid. patio overlooking 32' In-ground The cation ol Ittt vnderslanetlt Ooroiny Section 5. The owner ot any land upon NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL pool. Excellent condition. Just Prout Gorsuch, Sole Executrix of the which ony such sidewalk assessment The Borough reserves the right fo re- Auto Death listed ot $53,000. eslotcof the sold Robert W. Goriuch, shall hove been mode may pay such as- ject any ond all bids for ony cause what- Built approximately 186 years ago, completely re- deceased, notice Is hereby given to the sessment In the number of equal annual soever, and to wolve any Information in FREEHOLD — A 28-year- BROOK creditors of sold deceased to present t6 installments herelnabove determined, the bids. stored, one of a kind. Five bedrooms, 2/2 baths. A. FRED MAFFEO tht told Sole Executrix their cloimi un- with legal Interest on the unpaid balance JAMES T. O'NEILL old Long Branch man was in- der ooth within SIK months from this of sold assessment. The first of said in- Municipal Manager Realtor oott. stallments shall be due and payable dicted by a Monmouth County Fireplace in living room and dining room, wet bar in V) First Avt. Atlantic Highlands Doted: March 1,iro March? $13.00 569 River Rd., Fair Haven 291*1717 thirty days after the confirmation of the den, beautifully landscaped, many gardens, oak tree OOROTHY PROUT GORSUCH, assessment and each subsequent annuol Grand Jury yesterday on. 741-9333 Kings Highway East, installment and Interest shall be payable NOTICE TO BIDDERS dates to 1700. Serene and dignified, having all the CLOSE TO Chapel Hill, In eoch successive year thereof at the Notice Is hereby given that sealed charges of causing death by Atlontlc Highlands, N.J. time the first Installment of tax of said bids for the construction of o New Fire- auto of a 66-year-old Freehold attributes for gracious living. Price $65,000. EVERYTHING! Sole Executrix year shall foepayable , provided that any house (Project) on Stlllwells Corner PAIR HAVEN — Eight-year-old center Messrs. Plltsbury, Barnacle, owner of load so assessed sholl have the Rood In the Township ot Freehold. man Sept. 9 in Colts Neck. hall Colonial with central air conditioning. This is near every- Russell & Carton, privilege of paying the whole of ony as- County of Monmouth. New Jersey will | Dining room plus dlne-ln kitchen, den, 95 First Avenue, sessment or ony balance of Installments be received by the Boord ol Fire Com- Ernest G. Luther of 408 Ex- I plus oameroom with fireplace, four bed- thing, schools, shop- Atlantic Highlands, N.J. with accrued Interest thereon ot one missioners, Fire District No. l, Town- Attorneys time; In case any such Installment shall ship of Freehold, County ol Monmouth, 'roomsr V/t baths, basemtnt. All in spot- ping, church, train sta- change Place is charged with WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) less condition. 169,900. Coll now. ROGER remain unpotd tor thirty days from ond Stale of New Jersey (Board) on March F. COZENS, Realtor, 113 River Rd., Fair tion and bus line. March* J7.00 otter the time It shod become due and 21. 1973 ot 8: IS p.m. (locol prevailing causing the death of Charles 23 Ridge Rd. 842-0600 Rumson payable the whole assessment or bal- time) at ihe Cafeteria Room of the Wesl Haven. 741-76M. Multiple listings. "CONVENIENCE" is Freehold School, Stlllwells Corner Tain, 10 Douglas Road, Free- ADVERTISEMENT ance thereof sholl become ond be imme- EATONTOWN — Woodmere split featur- Its middle name. And diately due and payable ond shall draw Rood, Freehold Township, New Jerse CONSTRUCTION OF CURBS at which lime and place the bids shol hold, who allegedly died from ing dramatic free-form potlo overlooking compare these other AND SIDEWALKS, Interest ot the rote Imposed upon the ar- VV acre densely wooded orounds. Three rearages of taxes In the Borough and be publicly opened ond read aloud. PORT MONMOUTH ROAD, sholl be collected In the some manner injuries as a result of a head- bedrooms, unfinished fourth, Vh baths, fine features: four bed- •OROUOH OP KEANSBURG, AM bJds must be delivered in person fireplace, paneled recreation room, two- os provided by low for other post due to the Board at the above tfesignatet on collision on Rt. 537, near rooms, Vh baths, 14' x KEANSIURO, NEW JERSEY assessments; such assessment shall re- car oarage, etc.* «tc. Principals only. Sealed proposals will be received by plot* no later thon the tfmr- • ->signated 32' GAMEROOM. main a lien upon the land described obove for the opening cf t '? if ii Muhlenbrink Road. the Borough of Keansburg ot fh therein until the some with all in- JUST REDUCED! ASKING $44,900 Borough Holt, Borough of Keonsburg, the responsibility of the bit • assure ENGLISH TUDOR - This beautiful now stallments and accrued Interest thereon delivery of bids ot such tim: L.,<\ place This indictment and these Much privacy in this three-bedroom Lincroll home. Only two N.J. at 2:00 o'clock P.M. (Prevailing sholt be paid ond saffsifed. Wot with- listing Is one of our "best buys." Located SWAN-KEY Time) on Mor. 2t, 1972 and publicly Mailed or telegraphic bids ond bids de* owners, so maintained with greatest care. Lovely screened on a tree lined street in a very convenient standing anything herein to the con- livered or sent to ony other place or In were among those handed up. opened ond read for the work entailed trary, the Borough shall have such right and glass enclosed porch plus den and two-car garage. NOW area ot Middletown.-A great children's REALTY In construction of curb ond sidewalk. ony other manner will be re|ected home. Large living room with fireplace, REALTOR to waive default os may be permitted by Separate sealed bids will be received to Superior Court Judge M. $43,900! May we make an appointment? 124 Hwy 35 The Information for Bidders, Form of law. dining room, eat-In kitchen, den, four bed- Middletown Bid, Form ot Contract, Surety Bond and for: rooms basement. Just redecorated and Raymond McGowan, assign- 842-6550 ttve Plans and Specifications may be ex- Section 4. All such sldewolks. struc- Controcl No. l — General Construe* remodeled- Hurry, hurry, hurry. Asking c mint a at ihe office of the Borough lion ment judge. 144,900. Coll now. ROGER F. COZENS. tures and appurtenances snail be con- Clerk, Borough Hall, Keansburg, N.J. structed In accordance with, ond shall Contract No. 7— Plumbing Realtor, 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741 FAIR HAVEN Copies of the Contract Documents, in- Controct No. 3 — Heating, ventilo* 7686. Multiple I lit Ings. In all respects conform with, the plans cluding the Bidding Form. Plans and ond spec III cations therefor prepared by tlon and olr-condltionlng. Frank Hagedus, 59, or Edi- SHREWSBURY SPLIT SPECIAL! FIRST! Specifications prepared by Robert me Borough Engineer, which ore on file Controct No. 4 — Electric Work, TOP THIS in addltlon~n the separate bldt listed Three bedrooms including Ihe space and privacy of a raised Beouilful ten-room bl-level featuring brick $48,500 Greenbero, Engineer, may be secured In the on Ice of the Borough Clerk ond son is charged with contrib- at the office of the Borough Clerk upon hereby approved. above, o slrtgti(,overall bid or combined Master-bedroom, Large living room, kitchen and dining area. Iront, four large bedrooms, prlvofe den, owf Immediate occupancy. Estate area. payment of Fifteen Dollar! (Si5.00). bid which sholl be all inclusive, lor oil uting to the delinquency of huge recreation room, all tiled bath, two- Tall trees. Four bedroom Early Amerl* Section 7. For the sold sidewalk Im- work and materials required.lo con- Excellent neighborhood, conveniently located lor the commu- car garage, enclosed porch with bar, con, fireplace, full cellar plus. Call today Each Bidder must deposit with his bid provement described In Section 1 of this strue? the building as set forth under the three Keyport girls, two aged ter and shopper. Walking distance to school. Owner has been patio, plus many extras Including oppll- — oi rare os 1973 snow. Won't last! security lo the form ot o certified check bond ordinance, there is hereby oppro- seporote or single conlrocts, that is. oncei. Owner must sell. OnlyS32.900. In the amount of not less than ten per loted the sum of S3D.0OO, sold sum Contract Nos. I, 2, 3, and 4 shall be re- 11 and one 14, by allegedly at- transferred. Priced lo sell at $38,000. LOCKWOOD ASSOCIATES cent (10%) or the total bid. mode pay- KIng Inclusive of all appropriations ceived. 278 Brick Blvd. Brick Town able to the order of the Treasurer of the heretofore mode therefor ond Including tempting to pick them up and ADAMS Borough of Keonsburg, N.J. Each old me sum of S 1,500 os a dawn payment tor Bidders submitting a bid for the single Realtors 477-WOO must be enclosed In a securely sealed or combined or overall bid sholl include asking them if they wanted to AGENCY-REALTORS sold Improvement and now available In their bids the nome or names of oil FAIR HAVEN — A brand new listing lor Open 7 days, 24 hour scrvic* envelop* ond addressed "Proposal far therefor by virtue of provision in a your Immediate Inspection. Located on a Construction ol Curb and Sidewalk, budget or budget! ot the Borough pre- subcontractors to whom the bidder will make some money Nov. 5 in SET ON A KNOLL quiet side street, |ust a short walk to Borough of Keansburp, N.J." with the subcontract for the furnishing of any of 842-5098 viously adopted. the work ond materials required for Ihe Keyport. schools. Paneled dining room, plus eat-In nomt of the bidder clearly marked on Section I. For Ihe financing or said Charming three-bedroom home on a wooded lot in preslige kitchen with adfofntng laundry area. 110 Ave. of 3 Rivers Rumson construction of the Protect. LEONARDO — Two bedrooms, living me envelope ana to be occomponled by sidewalk Improvement ond 16 meet fne area. Logburning fireplace, spacious dining room, well-planned Three-bedrooheebed m Colonial with central olr a signed commitment of the proposed port ot said 130,000 appropriation not All bidders and tubcon tract on mutt conditioning, basement. Asking S4A.900. room, kitchen, bath. Gas heat. 17000. Surety offering to execute a Perform- be qualified to transact business and Deborah L. Hishmeh, 22, of onditioninng, basement. Asking S4A.900. (Handyman's Special). Call for appoint, provided for by application hereunto ot kitchen, two-full balhs, basemont, garage. 40' x 20' swimming Be the firstt to seee IItt . Call todatodayy . ROGEROGER ance Bond. The successful bidder will perform public work In the Stole of New Be the firsfirst to see It. Call today. ROGER ment, SliOM after 3 p.m. said down payment, negotiable bonds of Jersey pursuant to P.L. 1971 c. 191 ap- pool. Asking $56,900. F. COZENSCOZENS. RealtorRltor . II] River Rd.Rd . Fair be required to furnish o Contractor's the Borough, eoch to be known os Piscataway is charged with Haven. 741 74«4. /Multiple listings. MINT CONDITION — Is the only way ta Performance Bond ond Labor dnd Mate- "Sidewalk Assessment Bond", are here- proved June «, 1971. issuing a worthless check for describe this beautiful horn* In Ntw rtolmen't Bond, In such torm and hav- by author I ted to be Issued In the princi- Copies ol the form ot proposals, draw- Shrewsbury. Center hall, dine-in kitchen, ing at security thereon such Surety pal amount of S2S,5O0 pursuant to fhe Ings and contract documents and speci- $2,500 to Stitt & Howell Inc., Houses For Sale laundry oreo oft kitchen, living room, din- Company or Companies os are approved Local Bond Law of the Stote of New fications may be obtained only by ap- Ing room Is spacious and has a targe plo by trie Borough In on amount of not less Jersey, in anticipation of the Issuance plying In person at the office of Bernard Brooklyn, Sept. 5 in Keyport. lure window. Three bedrooms, two baths, than the total of the accepted bid. of said bonds ond to temporarily finance I. Weinstein, Esq., 30 East Moln Street, basement with gameroom. Fenced yard The borough reserves the right to re- sold improvement, negotiable notes of Freehold, New Jersey and upon the de- Francis A.Slavik, 40, of for the children. Oouble garooe. Just list- ject any and all bids for ony or all con- the Borough In a principal omount not posit of cosh or check drawn to the or- tracts for ony couse whatsoever, to exceeding ttt.SOO are hereby aufnorfzed der of the Board of Fire Commissioners Jackson is charged with com- ZENsVRtoitor. 813 hlver~RdY.Fa,r eliminate any Item or Items from the to be Issued pursuant to and within the in Fire District No. 1, Township or Hovtn. 741-7AM. Multiple listings. controct, ond to wolvc any information limitations prescribed by said Law. Freehold, In the amount of 130,00 for mitting an assault and battery tnmtbld*. each set. DRAWINGS, SPECIFICA- LOVELY THREE-BEOROOM RANCH - Section 9. The following matters are TIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS upon state Trooper William Excellent Middletown location. Rear yard JAMES T. O'NEILL hereby determined, declared, recited WILLNOT BE MAILED. Drawings completely chain link fenced. Also cutest Municipal Manoger and slated: specificallons ond other documents we Kornek Oct. 29 in Ocean 8x12 redwood ptoyhouse. Full downstairs March • 113.7$ lo) The sold purpose described In Sec- nvniloble for inspection only by obtain* to attic and storage. City sewert In and tion 1 of this bond ordinance Is not o Ing copies thereof os hereinobove pro- Township. paid for. Only S32.SO. THE KIRWAN CO., current expense ond Is on Improvement vided. Any bidder returning sold docu- Realtors, 717-6400. NOTICE which the Borough may lawfully make ments In good condition to the office RUU0RSANDMUR0R5 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH os a sidewalk 'Improvement ond con- from which they were obtained within LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF NEW JERSEY stitutes a local Improvement as de- ten (ID days of the opening of bids will scribed and defined In sold Local Bond be refunded his futi deposit. Any non- HOT1CE NOTICE Is hereby given frta, tealeU bidder upon JO returning sold docu- MONMOUTH COUNTY Lots and Acreage bids will be received by the Board or Low. lUXROGATE'S COUKT (b) The estimated moxlmum amount ments will receive a refund of 110.00 for WATERFRONT LOT — In Rumson. New- Chosen Freeholders ot the County of eoch set. STATE OF MARY BUSEL. DE- 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Monmouth, New Jersey, tor Paving Ma- of bonds or notes to be issued for said CEASED ly buikheoded. 210' X 71'. UI.OOO. purpose Is tt«,SO0. Coll 143-01*1 terlalj for BrldQe Oecks and Ap- Bids must be mode on ihe standard Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS 741-5212 proaches on various bridges in Mon- (c) The estimated cost of said purpose form In compliance with the provisions rAGUANO. Surroaate ot Ihe County of TO SETTLE ESTATE — wo waterfront mouih County ond opened and read in Is $30,000. the excess thereof over the of the specifications ond must'be ac- Monmouth, this doy mode, on the appli- lots. Shark River. Neptune City. All con- - bile In the Hall ot Records, Motn taid estimated maximum amount ot companied by a certified or cashier's cation of the undersigned. Joseph Bute*. nections. SH.00O. Coll 775-7113. Mt, Freehold. New Jersey on March bonds or notes to be issued therefor check drawn fa the order of Ihe Board Sole Executor ot the estote ot the sold _.k \91i ot J:00 o'clock, P.M., Pre- beinq the amount ot the said i 1,500 down of Fire Commissioners In Fire District COLTS NECK payment for said purpose. Mory Busel, deceased, notice Is hereby 14 5 ACRES vailing Time. No. 1 In the Township of Freehold or by liven to Ihe creditors ol sold deceased (d) The period of usefulness ot sold o surety company bid bond from an In- o present to the said Sole Eieculor ocrcs of slightly rolling prime land in Specifications and form of bid, con- purpose, within the limitations ot said one of tfte moit desirable oreos ot Mon- troct ond bond for the proposed work, surance company authorized to transact their claims under oath within six TUDOR STYLE Loco) Bond Low and according to the business In the slote of New Jersey dv)v months Irom this dole. mouth County. Perfect for horses. Only prepared by Claude W. Blrdsall, Acting reasonable lite thereof computed from S»i00 per cere. THE KIRWAN CO.. Real- County Engineer, have been filed in the executed by the bidder os principal, in Dated: March 2. 117] Each room in this homo reflects the date ot the said bonds outhorlied by on amount not less thon 10% of the WATERFRONT pplebrook Agency tor, 75 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bonk office of Tftomos Carrie. County Bridge this bond ordinance Is ten (10) yeors. JOSEPH BUSEL. the loving earn ol ils owner. Most tOMSD Supervisor at No. 1 Lafayette Place, amount of the bid or S20.000.00, which- Orchard Street. 5 unusual Tudor stylB home, warm Freehold, New Jersey, and may be In- (e) The supplemental debt statement ever is less, os o guarantee that it the Middletown. N.J. 50,000 spected by prospective bidden during required by said Law has been duly contract is awarded to the bidder, he Sole Executor and spacious living room, formal Houses For Sole business hours. Stdderi win be tur- mode and (lied Inthe office ot the will enter into a contracl therefore and Messrs. DeMolo «. Yacker. Just off Riverside Drive, In Middle- dining room, family kitchen, den, A nlthed with o copy of the specifications, Borough Clerk ond a complete executed will furnish performance bond or other IS4 Main Street. town, unusual oflering. beamed, by tht Bridge Supervisor, upon proper duplicate thereof has been filed In the security required os o guoranlee or in- Motawon, N.J. bedrooms, attached garage, ; notice. office of the Director ot the Division of demnification. No interest shall be Attorneys ceiling, living room, dining roorri, basement, Crallsman construc- Local Flnonce in trie Department of allowed or paid upon ony bid check or Bids must be mode on standard pro- Community Affairs ol the Stote of New bid bond. No bid will be accepted otter March 9 u.?J brand new kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 tion, double lot, private. Many fine posal forms in the manner designated Jersey, and iuch statement jhowj that The hour specified, lhat is, «:!S p.m. lo- baths, 27x27 family room, wilh therein ond required by the specifica- NOTICE TO iibDERS "" old trees. Well established neigh- tions; must be enclosed in seated enve- me gross debt of me Borough as defined cat prevailing lime on Ihe ?lst day of floor-to-ceiling fireplace. Over- in sold Law Is Increased by.thts bond or- Morch, 1P73. aids not submitted on star,. Notice Is hereby given that seated borhood, ideal lor Ihe family. Ex- lopes bearing the nome and address of dinance by 171,500 and that the said obli- dord proposal form ond not in accor- ds tor the monulocture and sale ot one looking Navesink Rirer New sun- the bidder and the name of the work on 500 G.P.M. Triple Combination pumper cellent condition Ihroughout. Own- the outside; addressed to the Board of gations oufhdrlied by this bond ordi- dance with initructlom to bidders oj deck, 123' on River. Prime loca- nance will be]within all debt Itmttotions contained herein ond in the specifica- with miscellaneous equipment (appa- er reluclanlly oilers at $44,900. Chosen Freeholders of the County of prescribed by sold Low. tions will be re|ected. >P«>»" ratus) will be received by the Board ol tion. Estale area. House needs Monmouth ond must be occompgnled by Fire Commissioners ot Fire District No. the following: (f) An oppregote omount not ex- Tht successful bidder shell be re- some work to be completed. Own- quired to furnish a surety bond In Ihe !, In tht Township of Freehold. County 1. AN AGREEMENT OF SURETY ceeding 110,000 lor Hems of expense full omount of the controct issued by on if Monmouth, state of New Jenev er sacrificing as is... S50.000 (CONSENT OF SURETY) ISSUED mentioned In ond permitted under sec- Insurance company outhorlied to do Boord) ot I:4J p.m. local prevailing FAIR HAVEN BY A REPUTABLE INSURANCE tion 40A:2-20 of sold Low has been in- business in the state of New Jersey In Imt on the 2tsl day ot March. 1«3 The COMPANY CERTIFYING TO cluded In the foregoing estimate of the the form ond suto|ect to Ihe conditions lds shall be publicly opened ond reod COLONIAL THE FACT THAT IF THE BID- cost of said Improvement or purpose. prescribed by The Board ond ccctptobte loud on the 31tt day ot March, 1973 a> DER IS SUCCESSFUL. A SURETY (g) Nothing will be contributed by the to the Board and Its attorney e Cafeteria Room ol the Weil Free- BOND WILL BE FlLEO FOR THE Borough at large to payment of tht cost iold School. Freehold Township. New '39,900 HIGH ON THE HILL PERFORMANCE OF THE CON- of laid sidewalk improvement, ond the Conditional bids shall not be accepted lersey. NEAT & TRIM TRACT AND THAT IN THE estimated amount of the special assess- nor will any olds be accepted unless Most attractive home with features ?VENT OF THE FAILURE OFF ments to be levied upon the property All bids must be delivered In person This two story, three-bedroom they are mod* (n conformity with the to the Boord at sold time ond p)oce ll It of more expensive properly. Liv- HE BIDOER TO ENTER INTO front on sold Improvement Is S30.000. pr"'ovlsloni i hereo_^f cy>_d with the-lnstruc- '31,900 THE CONTRACT AND GIVE Section 10. The full faith ond credit of the responsibility ot the bidders lo as- ing room, dining room, kitchen, 3 home is in good condition and lloni lo bldderi'ser^orth in me specifi- sure delivery of tht bids In accordance Custom built 3 bedroom rancher. SUCH BOND THAT THE INSUR- the Borough are hereby pledged to ihe cations. bedrooms, 1 v, baths, lull base- good location for schools, ANCE COMPANY SHALL PAY punctual poyment of the principal ot and rirh this notice. Mailed or telearoohle Living room, dining area, lovely Inttrest on tht said obligations author- The floard reserve* the right to woive ildi or bids delivered or sent la ony olh- ment, garage, fully fenced yard. churches, and near the bus line. TO THE COUNTY OF MON- lied by this bond ordinance. Said obliga- any Inlormollty In bids when waiver Is rr place or in ony other monntr will b«. kitchen, ceramic tllo bath, pool, MOUTH THE DIFFERENCE BE- In Ihe interest ot the Boord1 and It oljo Ideal for the little ones. California ' TWEEN THE AMOUNT SPECI- tions sholll be direct, unlimited obliga- "«"" "" '[<*''° "I" °"V and on garage. BBSI terms available. Call A comfortable home for your fam- tions ot thhet Borough em—^d th^- e Boroug•h The form ol proposal, conditions ond bound owner. Be Ida first Id'see ill FIED IN SAID BID AND THE bids when such relectlon Is In the inter- specifications can be obtained at the of- now.. S31,900. . AMOUNT FOR WHICH THE shall be oolblgotel d lo levy ad valorem eit or the Boord and to reject bids of Excellent financing arranged. ily. Cfty seWers. taxes uponallthn allthe taxable property witith Ifces ol Bernard I. Welnsleln. Esa, M COUNTY OF MONMOUTH MAY ony bidder who In the ludgment ot the East Moln Street. Freehold, New Jer- CONTRACT WITH ANOTHER in the Borough for the payment of said owner Is not In a position to perform the $39,900. obligations ond Interest tnereon without sey. All bids shall be for o Jlnolt bid for PARTY TO PERFORM THE controct. the pvmper ond cssoclated or related WORK COVERED BY SAID BIO, limitation as to rate or amount. it the bidder to whom the award Is Section 11. This bond ordinance shall equipment set forth In tht sptclflca- IF THE LATTER AMOUNT'BE IN mode tails lo enter Into a controct ond >ns. EXCESS OF THE FORMER, antt take effect twenty (10) days otter the furnish the required performance bond llrst publication thereof after final pas- subsfonflollv In accord with tht torm ct. Tht successful bidder shall be re- 7. A CERTIFIED CHECK DRAWN lulred lo inler Into a controct In form TO THE ORDER OF THE "MON- sage, os provided by sold Local Bond toched to the speclllcotlom In the tin,. MOUTH COUNTY TREASURER' Low. ond manner provided therein such bid- loll.loctory to the Board ond "is ot- IN AN AMOUNT NOT LESS AODPTEO: Februory ?,, 1973 der shall be liable to the Booid tor onv orney ond to turnljh iuch auorontees of 747-3000 APPROVED: March t. 1973 loss which tht Boord may sustain bv :ompletlon and delivery of Ihe oppo- THAN 10% OF THE AMOUNT BIO. EXCEPT THAT AMOUNT MAYOR HARRY GRAHAM reoson ot Ihe Bidder's (allureto, enter llom '" otcort)once wllh me 'Pecltlco- OF CHECK NEED NOT EXCEED Attest: Info such contract and Ine Board may 130300 00. Borough Citric apply me deposit made by the bidder on Trw Board reserves the right to wolvt ||1 234 fliurr Road and be delivered ol the place ond on the Harvey Morion account ot such aomoget, Ihe blddtr any Informality In bids when such wol- hour obovt namtd. The standard pro- STATEMEMT agreeing to poy ot minimum damoats wr Is in tht intern! of the Boord mS posal forms will be furnished upon ap- The bond ordinance published here- the omount ot the deposit made wltn the Ihe Boord restrvei the right to relecl with has been finally adopted en Morcn bid. All bldi ond oftUootloni of bidders onv and oil bids when such rtlectlon t» ••• Tile ^'^ Bank plication to tht County Engineer. In Iht Interest of ln» Board and to reltct Tht right ,f reserved to refect ony or 7, )9)3, and the twenty-day period ot are sublect to the termi of this notlci limitation within which a suit, action or and to the provisions ot the specifica- tht bid of on» bidder who In iftVlutfa. oH bids Tf deemed ft tht Interest of the merit ol the Board Ij not In a positioni 6 County of Monmoutti so to do. proceeding questioning the validity of tions hereinobove referred to. By order of the Board of Chosen Free- such ordinance con be commenced, os Boord of Fire Commissioner! hotoert ol tht County of MonmDuih. provided In the Local Bond Law, has be- Fire District No. l JdSEPH C. IRWIN. . gun to run from the date of the first pub- Freehold Township. ST PMEh O. RUSSAK. McOowait-Ruan lication ftttht t stottmtnt. flute Director 9 WILLIAM L- ULRICH, Seord el Fire Commluiootra HARVEY MARION Flrt District No. I ACfNCV Clerk Borough Clerk Cltrk Freehold Township More* • MO.H March f 157.75 Burrowes Mansion Fund Drive Slated MATAWAN - Nore than foric monument has been money for the fund. E. Charles Weigel, society May 12 Set $l,4S0 of some *25,0OO needed turned down because of cut- Society members said con- treasurer, at 28 Beechwood to "Save the Burrowes Man- backs in federal funds. tributions may be mailed to Ter., Matawan 07747. For Annual sion" has been raised by The society has solicited •members of the Mata.wan His- funds from friends of the County Walk torical Society. borough and from the busi- Starting Saturday, members ness and professional commu- SHOP & COMPARE! The date for this year's and friends of the society will nity. Outright gifts have been "Walk (or Mankind" in Mon- canvass house to house, received from more than 30 mouth County has been set for presenting souvenir receipts donors, including individuals, May 12,1973. when donations are received. families, businesses, clubs EST-1925 The "Walk tor Mankind" is An application by Borough and religious groups. In addi- in annual project to help to Council to the federal Depart- tion, many members and ratee funds for Project Con- ment of Housing and Urban friends of the society have Cent, a non-profit, non-politi- Development for funds to ac- contributed time and effort to cal organization that has es- quire the homestead as a his- projects which have realized rounfe tablished medical clinics in GET PROWN'S OWN several of the world's im- poverished areas. Relax The 1973 Walk co-chairmen ALUMINUM are Sandy. Blakelock, John Hays, and Jim Warren. GUTTERS Acting as Walk Advisers Gardening to Us An Anticipated Life this year are the Rev. Peter Fosburg, Bruce Eiknor, and of 25 Years Our Lives are enriched by landscape Mr. and Mrs. BUI McKalla. plantings ol Irees, evergreens, arid sod Mrs. Betty Tamblyn has with their gilts ol beauty, value and Ftatun For F—turm, Pile* For Price... been named secretary, and ALL IN THE FAMILY — Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, left, re- pleasure. It'a probably tht limit aluminum gutter «rar mad: Col. Murray Little was ap- ceives from the Family and Children's Service of Monmouth County a res- olution of commendation for his "unique and tireless efforts to support A part ol that pleasure is in the creative We will form the gutter at your home - no seams pointed treasurer. care our trained personnel can give to - no leaks. HEAVY 032 White Aluminum: community improvement for residents of Monmouth County." Making the assure the healthy growth and attrac- HIGH BACK .. .no overflow Into walls; CON- presentation are Mrs. George A. Schuetz, Mlddletown, first vice president tive appearance ol your lawn - trees CEALED HANGERS ... no unsightly brackets of the organization, and Gordon Litwin, Little Silver, immediate past and shrubs. on the outside STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS... HIGHEST president only stainless steel screws are used throughout this entire system... THE BEST COSTS LESS INTEREST ™™E542-0718 Matawan Twp. Planners DAY OR EVENING ALLOWED BY LAW CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE On Regular 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Passbook Opposed to Moratorium BONGARZONES 741-7500 FREE DELIVERY Sovings MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - man, issued a statement spread of high rise apart- Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance On Ore Year There will be no moratorium unanimously approved by ments throughout the town- Open Daily 8:00 to 5:30 board members. ship" which might turn Mata- WAYSIDE ROAD Since 1939 NEW SHREWSBURY Certificate! on multi-family residential Wed. & Fri. Evo. lill 9 P.M. J building in the township if the "The board agrees on the wan Township "into a place of of Deposit Planning Board has its way. following points: steel and masonry towers." Advertise in The Register "— 1. The only moratorium On Two Year Urged by the Zoning Action that the council could impose Certificates Committee, which is involved would be on- the issuance ol in a court fight over a 1971 building permits for multi cf Deposit variance permitting an 11-sto- Intutrd I'f* In family construction. 120.II0OI.. I.U.I.l. ry high rise apartment build- "— 2. All areas in the towv ing on Lower Main St., the ship zoned for multi-family Environmental Advisory construction are fully devel- At the Sign of the Cat Board requested such a mora- oped. If any additional multi- torium of Township Council family housing is to be con- Feb. 7. Council referred the structed, the applicant must request to the planners for an secure a use variance. opinion. Theodore Endre- "— 3. All applications for sen. Planning Board chair; use variances are reviewed by the Planning Board and its comments are transmitted to Want big-car the Zoning Board of Adjust- ment. The mayor, a coun cilman and the township man ager sit on the Planning FREE! Board and can effectively ex- riding comfort but don't press the council's opinion at the time of review. Your First Place "— 4. All use variances must be approved by the Zon- Setting ing Board of Adjustment and want big-car price? Township Council; therefore the council must review every application for multi-family construction... "— 5. The time lapse be- tween the initial application for a use variance to issuance of a building permit is usually six months to a year. There- fore a six-month moratorium the personal-size car would have little effect... "— 6. There are only two applications for multi-family construction now in process, the senior citizens high rise on that has what you want. Lower Main St. and the Ham- ilton-Raritan project on Rt. 34. The Lower Main St. proj- ect is before the courts. The use variance application for ^Choice the Raritan Hamilton project has been sent to Township Council for action... A mora- torium would raise serious ju- is yours dicial questions. UNCOlfi CQNTmiMAt "In view of the effective Elegant Sihcrphilc controls that the Township Council has upon all multi • Luxurious Goldcinvaro family construction in our township, it is the unanimous ' Glcumiii" Stainless opinion of the Planning Board that any moratorium on mul- ti-family construction • • • Here's how would have no value," the (A) Open a new Savings Account board statement concludes. with S50.00 The planners' views will be forwarded to Township Coun- (B) Add S50.00 to an existing sav- cil. ings account ' The Zoning Action Com- When you step into a Montego you stability suspension system as on mittee urged the moratorium do it for/ess money than a big ear- our most expensive luxury cars. An additional place setting may be pur- "to prevent a cancer-like chased for just S3.00 every time you add but not less luxury and comfort in You might say Montego is our least its ride. Montego's big-car riding expensive luxury car—in the per- $25.00 to an- existing Savings account. comfort is the result of its being sonal size. About a foot trimmer Ypurs for just "a fraction of the suggested High School MERCURY MONTEGO MX BROUGHAM built to Lincoln-MercuryJs unusually than most big cars—but without retail value"! Tours Slated high standards. Montego, in fact, the big sticker price. It's a price COMPLETE DETAILS AVAILABLE M1DDLET0WN - The Par- has the same fine type of high- we'll quote with pleasure. , AT ANY CONVENIENT OFFICE! ent Information Committee (PIC) of the school district is EARN sponsoring public tours of the All Afercurys illustrated with optional whitcwalts and bumper rub strip. Vinyl root standard on Marquis Savings Plans Brougham and Cougar Xft-7, optional on other Mercurys illustrated. Capri illustrated with optional Decor UP high school in conjunction MWCURY COUGAR JW-7 Group. Mercurys now available with optional engines and power trains. For Every Need with the school staff. TO 6a year Fred Loeser. PIC chairman, explains the tours are de- "ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS FOR INSURED EARNINGS" signed to let the general pubr lie see what types of curricula! are offered high school stu-\ dents. Tours last about two hours, with the public visiting Marine five minutes in each of about 20 classrooms. The tours are followed by question and an- View swer periods. A tour for residents of the Savings area served by Thompson Ju- and Loan Association nior High School is scheduled March 21. Residents of the 671-2400 area served by Bayshore Ju- nior High School will tour the high school April 14 and 18. NEW HOME OFFICE: Those living in the area served by Thome Junior High 1I84HWY.35.MIDDLETOWN School will make the tour May (comer of New Monmouth Rd.) 2 and 16. Arrangements to partici- Convenient Branch Offices in: pate, may be made through ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT PIC representatives in local schools.