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SEE PAGES 1144 The Weather Cloudy, occasional showers today. Partly cloudy tonight FINAL and tomorrow. EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 31 PAGES VOL. 95 NO. 220 RED BANK, N.J.FRIDAY, MAY 11,1973 TEN CENTS luiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiMHiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiini IIIIIII iniiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii minimi iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimm niiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii iniiiiiiiiimin Mitchell, Starts, Sears Deny Wrongs NEW YORK (AP) - For- charged in the indiotments Sears said through his at- US. Attorney Whitney Mitchell was also said to mer Atty. Gen. John N. Mit- with conspiracy and obstruct- torney in Newark, that, while North Seymour Jr., who an- have asked Dean to delay the chell and former Commerce ion of justice. he had not seen the in- nounced the indictments, said SKC investigation and to have Secretary Maurice H. Stans The four will be arraigned dictment, he is "innocent of there was nothing to implicate suppressed a written threat say they believe they will be in U.S. District Court here any wrongdoing and will enter President Nixon in the alleged from Vesco to disclose the vindicated when the facts be- May 21. If later convicted of a plea of not guilty to the in- conspiracy. The President's $200,000 gjft unless the SEC hind their indictments are all charges, Mitchell and dictment." former counsel, John W. Dean dropped its subpoena of the known. Stans would face maximum The indictment alleges that III, was mentioned in the in- financier. They were indicted yes- prison terms of up to 50 years, Vesco, 37, made a secret dictments. Stans, Nixon's chief fund terday on charges of obstruct- Veseo and Sears, 20 years. $200,000 cash gift to the GOP Mitchell, who resigned last raiser, returned the $200,000 ion of justice, conspiracy and Mitchell denied any campaign on April 10 in an at- July as director of Nixon's re- plus another $50,000 gift that perjury in connection with wrongdoing yesterday and' tempt to influence a Secu- election campaign, is alleged was reported, on Jan. 31. On their roles as cabinet officer's said, "I am certain that the rities and Exchange Commis- to have arranged a meeting May 2, the Justice Depart- and leaders of President Nix- judicial proceedings in this sion probe of his far-flung fi- between Sears and William J. ment charged the re-election on's re-election campaign, case will fully vindicate and nancial operations. Casey, then chairman of the committee with failure to re- 'fhe case involves a secret confirm the absence of any The SEC filed a civil com- SEC, on the day the $200,000 port the $200,000 gift. campaign contribution and al- wrongdoing." plaint on Nov. 27 charging contribution from Vesco was The government said Stans leged improper government Stans said he was "greatly that Vesco, 20 other persons received by Stans. persuaded Cook to delete influence. dismayed" by the grand jury and a score of corporations Subsequent meetings were from the SEC's proposed law Financier Robert L. Vesco, action and added: "1 expect looted $224 million from In- held by Sears, Casey and G. suit against Vesco all refer- a fugitive, and New Jersey that when all the facts are vestors Overseas Services Bradford Cook, who suc- ences to the funds from which Republican leader Harry L. heard, I will be vindicated." (IOS), four foreign mutual ceeded Casey as SEC chair- the $250,000 political contribu- funds they controlled. man. Robert L. Vesco John N. Mitchell Maurice H. Stans Sears, Vesco's lawyer, were Sears also claimed innocence. See Mitchell, Page 2 Sears Had Impeccable Record By CARL ZEITZ he was recognized as one of to win election as governor. job he has given anyone yet. 1972 to devote his energies to • the most influential state leg- Sears returned to the Senate He asked Sears to head a his law practice. • TRENTON (AP) - As cor- islators and Republican Party where he spent the next two blue-ribbon 35-member tax ruption investigations, in- statesmen. years serving as one of Can- study commission. The panel It was as a successful law- dictments and convictions His indictment brought this ill's most faithful lieutenants, reported back in February yer in Morristown, a small mounted in New Jersey, Har- shocked reaction from one at- guiding the governor's legisla- 1972 with a recommendation city some 30 miles from New ry L. Sears was one of the torney: "What? Harry Sears tive program through the Sen- for a startling tax reform pro- York, that Sears became ac- men whose reputation and too?" and the comment from ate while easing his nomi- gram. quainted with financier Rob- ert L. Vesco. He began doing record were thought to place a legislative source who had nations through the Judiciary Sears loyally trekked across legal work for Vesco and in him beyond the reach of scan- worked closely with him in Committee which Scars head- the state, campaigning with Trenton that, "It's a tough his association with Vesco dal. ed. and without the governor for one. He was a man viewed by served as courier last year in Yeslerriay, a federal grand A legislative associate re- the tax plan. Despite his her- his legislative colleagues and carrying a $200,000 contribu- jury charged Sears, a onetime called that as Judiciary Com- culean efforts the program constituents as a man of high tion from the financier to the candidate for governor of mittee chairman he insisted went down to defeat in the As- and demonstrated integrity." Nixon reelection committee. New Jersey, with conspiring on checking even the most re- sembly last July. to arrange a secret $200,000 In 1969, Sears, then a state mote suggestion of improper Sears, 52, was elected to the The bald, bespectacled contribution to President Nix- senator, reached for the high- conduct on the part of nomi- Assembly in 1962 and after Sears could not be reached for on's re-election campaign. est prize in New Jersey poli- nees for state office. five year's service in the lower comment yesterday after the fn the past five years, as in- tics, the governor's office. His "He did the job well, and he. house won a Senate seat in indictment was announced. dictments against more than bid produced only a third did it honestly," the associate 1967. Reelected in 1969, Sears 200 state and local officials in place finish in the five-man said. was chosen majority leader, a But a longtime friend of his New Jersey mounted. Sears' Republican primary won by In l»70 Cahill handed Sears post he held for two years un- said, "It's very sad. I'm sure- Harry L. Sears reputation had increased until William T. Cahill who went on perhaps the most demanding til leaving the Legislature in he felt he was acting as Ves- co's attorney and not a con- spirator as charged." AP Wlraplwl* LOOK ALIKES? — Camera catches New Jersey's Sears is married to the for- Gov. William T. Cahill, left, and New Hamp- Contract Dispute Award Made mer Emma Sehulster. They shire's Gov. Meldrim Thompson Jr., appearing and three of their five chil- remarkably alike yesterday as they listen to dren live in Mountain Lakes speakers at the Republican Governors Association | ByHALUESCHRAEGER The sewerage authority The authority filed a count- A court settlement of a dis- chairman and its attorney erclaim, seeking damages pute betwesn neighboring near Morristown. meeting in New York City. FREEHOLD - Superior could nDt be reached for com- from Cruz for failing to per- homeowners and the authority Court Judge M. Raymond ment about a possible appeal. form the work in that area — a settlement to which Cruz MeGowan has awarded Lengthy Opinion and denying Cruz' claims. was not a party — provided J4U1.857.5O to Cruz Construc- Judge MeGowan observed The lengthy trial of the case for relocating the trunk line tion Co., Union, in a judgment in a 46-page written opinion, — "consisting ... of approxi- and installing it in a special Ferr ell Is Expected against the Middletown Sew- that an undertaking of this mately 213 hours of bench embankment, removing muck erage Authority. size is bound to involve differ- time expended by the court," from the pond, and providing The judgment is a net fig- ences. noted the judge — ended last protective construction and ure in a complex contract dis- "The total project involved July 28, but legal papers he planting. To Resign His Post pute in which the authority some 24 contracts handled by requested were not received Judge MeGowan released won some points, but came in 18 contractors," he noted. until December. The opinion Cruz from the obligations of BEN VAN VLIET Attorney General's Office. sitions and being a legislative for most of the criticism. Cruz was the low bidder for was issued last Friday and re- that contract, holding that the He said Mr. Ferrell won't candidate. It ended the latest round of three contracts, with a com- ceived by attorneys in the authority was wrong to insist FREEHOLD - Robert N. take any action until after he The possible conflict of litigation arising from in- bined bid of $4,1)51,294.76. Its case this week. that Cruz do the work accord- Ferrell is expected to resign has received written con- holding the county positions stallation of Middletown's contract work involved nearly Poi-lcy Pond Dispute ing to a change order based his post as Monmouth County firmation of the ruling, but while'being a candidate was sewerage system, at the time 35 miles of roads. A major controversy cen- on unit prices of the original superintendent of elections added that Mr. Ferrell has re- raised publicly by Andrew of its inception "the largest It went to court seeking tered around a contract in- contract. and commissioner of registra- ceived a verbal ruling that Smith, an Ocean Township single municipal project of its $566,393.51) allegedly owed it volving the Policy Pond area, He upheld Cruz' contention tion prior to taking to the state law doesn't bar him lawyer, and president of the kind ever undertaken in the by the authority and release where work was ultimately that this was a different situ- campaign trail in quest of a from retaining his election po- See Ferrell, page 2 state of New Jersey, at a then from any obligations con- performed by another con- ation. The firm had done pre- state assembly seat. contemplated approximate nected with work done by an- tractor. See $461,875, page 2 Judge M. Raymond MeGowan His resignation, however, cost of about ?50 million," other firm in the Policy Pond will be made in the name of Judge MeGowan noted area. political expediency rather 12 Beautiful Girls, than as a legal requirement. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mr. Ferrell is one of two Welfare Law Changes Republican candidates for two GOP assembly nomi- 2 Register Staffers The Inside Story nations from the newly Twelve beautiful young girls will participate in a spectacu- created central district. Family Counselor talks about camps Page 15 lar Saturday night in Asbury Park's Convention Hall — the an- He has been criticized lately CPC Benefit brings sounds ol music Page 16 nual Miss Monmouth County Scholarship Pageant. Increased Desertions by two Democrats for holding Knlcks and Canadlens wear the crowns Page 20 Among the spectators will be Greg Borak of The Regis- onto his county post after ac- High School Baseball roundups Page 21 By BARBARA KATELI, Under this program, which the law changed. ter's Red Bank Bureau and our chief photographer, Don Lordi. cepting party backing for !he Highlands lobsterman 'armed' for nationals '. Page 22 receives no federal funding, An intact, four-member They'll combine their talents to describe and show the con- FREEHOLD - Changes in families in which both parents unemployed family would re- legislative nomination. Bridge Advice tt DAILY REGISTER lestants' talents. The story-photo package will be in Monday's state welfare laws intended to are present and not in- ceive $216 per month under Mr. Ferrell, who wasn't Classllled 23-28 PHONE NUMBERS editions. lower costs have brought capacitated receive one-third the working poor program. If available for comment yes- Comics 33 Main Office 741-0010 James J. Kilpatnck is at homo in Scrabble, Va. His "Con- about an increase in desert- less than the payment they the father leaves the house- terday, has held the dual elec- Contemporary Life 15-17 Classllled Ads 741(900 servative View" column will provide solace lor those seeking ions by unemployed lathers, a previously received under the hold, the remaining three tion posts since 1971 when he Crossword Puzzle 33 Legal Adv 741-0010 relief from the "hard news" of the day. He is a regular con- county Welfare Board study partially federally funded members of the family would, was named to replace Demo- Editorials S Display Adv 741-0010 tributor to the editorial page of The Daily Register, Northern has concluded. ADC program. be eligible for $ti!i more or a crat William Himelman of Entertainment 11-14 Circulation Dcpt 741-3330 Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Monmouth Coun- The July 1971 change in the The recent study by Dr. total of $282 per month under Middletown, who left the jobs PuMWlal !• Sports Dept 741-0017 ty's most interesting newspaper. state welfare laws, dropped Lawrence Greenfield and ADC. when he was nominated to Horoscope 33 Contemporary Life 741-0010 from the Aid to Dependent Mark Falk concluded that an The problem of increased run for state Senate. Harry's Lobster House Fashion Bazaar Make A Date M Accounts Payable 741-0010 Children program (ADC) two- SI) per cent increase in desert- Ruling Is Sought Obituaries..... 4 Accounts Receivable...741-0010 desertion does not seem to Open for business daily except lt>7 Lincoln Ave., Elberon. parent families receiving wel- ions was apparently caused A Republican spokesman Real Estate Today 2»-3I Middletown Bureau:....t71-225O have occurred in a significant Tuesday. (Adv.) Blazers, pants, sweaters, etc. fare under the unemployed by a desire to make the fami- said yesterday that Mr. Fer- Religious News 32 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 degree among families that (Adv.) and underemployed cate- ly eligible for the higher ADC were underemployed as op- rell has requested a ruling on Painters Wanted.- 74I-14H7 af- Sports 20-22 Long Branch Bureau...222-0010 ter ti::il) p.m. Ask lor Mr. gories. They were placed in a payments. Thirty-four per posed to unemployed. Whilq his dual status from the state Harry's Lobster House MUNIIIMHHIIIIIlnllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll mil Illlllllllllllllll Drosos (Adv.) new category — the working cent of I he desertions oc- there has been an increase in Open Salad liar for Mother's Pony Rides for your Party DOrJS 'n Ed's Harry's Lobster House poor program. curred in the first month after See Welfare, page 2 Day. Serving from 1 p.m. Call the Peanut Shell, B71-5536 Open Mother's Day, I pm. We have fresh mussels, Tennis Gifts For Mom after 6 p.m. (Adv.). (Adv.) 872-1565. (Adv.) steamers, oysters, clams Racquet Shop. Colls Neck Brlody's Rumson Backyard Trampolines Mother's Day, 12 to 8 p.m. l (Adv ) Fresh Texas Onion Plants Mother's Day Dinner Bring mother lo Bnody's for Vor sale at Alt's Gymnastic Devastating Peterson's Riverside Inn, 741- Also all vegetable plants. Wo!- 1 p.m. on. Lincroft Inn. 741- Sunday dinner. Serving starts School. 747-0070. (Adv.) Rosle O'Grady's Qiana - prints, solids and 77M (Adv.) Fisherman's Wharf colt's Hardware, 27 Main St.. 8170. (Adv.) at 2 p.m. 132 E. Iliver Rd. Special Mother's Day Dinner. knits. Sew Sew Fabrics, Oak- Try us for Mothers Day. By Kalontown. 542-0054 (Adv.) hurst. (Adv.) (Adv.) Happy Mother's Day Special Mother's Day Buffet the Bndge, Rumson, H42-22UO. Reservations -542-OKUO. (Adv.) Walk For Mankind We at Rex Diner wish all All you can eat. $3.50. Chop (Adv.) All you can carry for fl. Get involved in mankind. Call Lobster Tails MM Public Notice mothers a happy day. You de- Sticks Restaurant, Main St.. Caboose Has Twins AAUW Book Sale. 19 Mechan- the Walkline—747-2057. (Adv.) Sat. night. Complete dinner. The Water Dept. of the serve it. See our ad inside. Eatontown. 542-4646. (Adv.) Old Fashioned Bazaar (Guitars) Wed., Fn., Sal Op- ic St., Fri., 9:30 to 9. Sal., 9:30 Peterson's Riverside Inn, 741- Borough of Atlantic Highlands (Adv.) Sat., May 12, 10 a.m.-'J p.m. posite Hit. Station. (Adv) toll (Adv.) Mother Hubbard 7793. Red Bank. (Adv.) will be flushing hydrants dur- Need Wide-Width Shoes? New, handmade, used items. is featuring an extra special ing May 1418 bclween tlic Stop By and Enjoy a Drink Large stock qpndals, clogs. Treasures, baked goods, por- Briody's Mother's Day Dinner Mother's Day Dinner — You Drug Addiction Problem? hours of 111 p.m. and 2 a.m. Overlooking the ocean. Penin- Men's casual, dress — sizes to traits by Pezzutti, books, New band at Briody's. Rum- This Sunday from 1 p.m. The may bring the wine. 158 Main Call m-nm J. Leonard Clark sula House Cocktail Lounge 14! Nahan's Shoes, Ut. 35 & games, food, etc. St. James son, Fn. and Sat. Sing-a-long Lobsterman Restaurant, St., Eatontown. 542-33lti. For Help Borough Clerk -Adminis- now open, effective Sat., May W. Park Ave., Oakhurst. 531- Catholic Church, Red Bank. with our pianist Sunday. Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 2SII-2194,. (Adv.) Day or night (Adv.? trator (Adv.) II. (Adv.) 4181 . (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv',) •2 Tlw Dafly Renter, Red BaBk-MWdkuma, N.J. Fridaj, May II. IHJ ' * fl ff "¥"! - X - 13 ^^^Z *V>wsm Mitchell, Stans, Sears Births FerreU Expected to Resign Ihe central district are Re- -•••••: . \ / / ...,».,.„„ rConUnued(ConUnued) the *-lettert)"letters to the editoreditor" A GOP leader said yiay t me central district are K< •IVEftVIEW column of local newspapers while he doesn't believe Mr. publicans S. Thomas Gagliano He* Baik Monmouth County Young over whether or not Mr. Hi- FerreU will be compelled by of Holmdel, who is seeking Democrats, and by Marlboro the second assembly seat, and Mr and Mr*. Joseph Sidisin melman had resigned his elec- law to resign .the part-time Mayor Morton Salkind, one Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston of (nee Roseanne Greaves), 13* tion positions when nominated election jobs, he feels the can- Vow They're Innocent of Mr. Ferreli's legislative op- H.umson. by the Democrats. didate will step down prob- Harris Ave , Union Beach, ponents. (Continued) knowledged yesterday that he lieve the contribution was daughter. May I. Mr. Smith maintains that ably nght after the primary turn had been made had had several conversations made with money allegedly Mr. Salkind said Mr. Ferrell Mr. Himelman did resign in election on June 5. Choir's Concert Mr. and Mrs. John Roveda should be removed from his James W Rayhill. execu- with Stans about the Vesco looted from I OS (nee Carol Mendes), 5»G Sto- April of 1971. Mr. Danskin He said this would be done gift, both before and after the election positions on ethical tive assistant IS Altorney. All lour defendants were ac- nemirst Blvd , Freehold, said Mr. Himelman was sim- for purely political reasons Is Sel for Park filing of SKC charges grounds and based on the premise that said the perjury charges cused of three counts each of daughter. May i) ply not reappointed because LINCROFT - The Rantan On Ma> 1. Cook told a Sen Mr. Smith charged Mr. Fer- the central district is so heavi- against Mitchell concerned obstructing justice and one Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand he term had expired. High School Advanced Choir ate Appropriations subcom- rell with being in a direct con- ly favored for the GOP that receipt of documents (rom count of conspiracy Mitchell Mazo (nee Shirley Holtz). I The whole issue revolves will appear in concert at 3 Sears and conversations with mittee that he had talked with , flict of interest since he would Mr. FerreU is "a sure win- and Stans were also accused Kenwood Lane, Matawan, around a still unresolved dis- p.m tomorrow at Holmdel Sears, Dean and a Nixon cam Stans only once about the have discretionary powers ner." of six counts each of perjury. daughter, May SI. pute over when Mr Himel- Park. paign committee staff mem money over voter registration while man's term expired. The Re- "Why." he said, "should lie Mr and Mrs. Thomas Fan- being a candidate. Their performance will be • ber about various aspects of "In general, we were con- Vesco left the United States laleo (nee Barbara Cornell). publicans believe it expired become involved in a con- part of the Music in the Park (he case. cerned with the sources of the two months ago when it ap- 304 Sherwood Drive, Cliffwood Smith Stand Hit prior to his endorsement for troversy which has nothing to series being conducted by the The prosecutor said the per- cash and trying to determine peared he might be indicted Beach, daughter. May 9. Monmouth County Republi- legislative office, while the do with the real issues in this Monmouth County Park Sys- jury charges against Slans whether it tame from any of and he subsequently refused can Chairman Benjamin H. Democrats take the view he campaign." lem. the IOS funds which we even- concerned conversations with to honor a subpoena A war- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Danskin accused Mr Smith of resigned two months before He said Mr.Ferrell will The choir is under the direc- tually alleged were looted by Dean. Cook and others at the rant has been issued for his Neptue using the issue as a "political the term expired. The matter probably step aside to be able tion of Miss Judith Daugherty. Mr Vesco.' he said was never pursued because lime the I2WI.0OU was deliv- arrest He has a home in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hall ploy." to devote all his lime to cam- Cook told the sub'cnmmiltee Mr. Himelman didnt bother ered. Boonton. N.J.. but is believed (nee Alice Groner), R.D. 2. Mr. Danskin and Mr. Smith paigning on the issues facing Drug Addiction Problem? he didn't know, but high-level to be residing in the Bahamas challenging the Republican took, in a reversal ot ear- Farrmngdale. daughter. May had gotten involved in a -the state and the county Call 988-8333. For Help Day or SKC officials are known to be- or Costa Kica contention lier Senate testimony ac- 9 lengthy battle earned out in Running with Mr. FerreU in Night. $461,857 Award Made In Sewer Job Dispute mother)" day (Continued) ter, hazard? such as pipes in "I find also that there was limlnary work in the area the road and other general what might be called "buck Cruz had refused to com- complaints. passing as to many of these plete the work unless it wa* problems between the author- paid on a cost plus basis. "It is to be noted that it was ity engineer (Dr. John L. Buz- whereupon tlie authority the position of the contractor 21 of C. J. Kupper Inc., con- thai he had complied with the awarded a contract for sulting engineer) and the Lr may 13th r specifications $5711,957.711 to Central Con- township engineer (Kit-hard :,struction Co for the Poricy The judge held that the au- M. Schulz)." phone/Shop »asburypark 774-4747 • brick town 892-4747 • elizabeth 351-4747 Pond area work J thority should have super- Judge Mcliown rejected 24 hrs. toll-free: •manalapan 446-4747 • plainfield 757-4747 • red bank - 946-4747 ?The judge blamed many of vised the Kast Road work Cruz' claim for }8!>,!Mi, repre- the later differences between with -greater diligence." He senting a two per cent reduc- the contractor and the author- said for the authority to con- tion in its bid. offered to the ity on bad feeling arising from clude after approximately authority if all three contracts the contractor's rejection of 3.IW0 feet of the construction were awarded. the change order was completed that it had Cruz contended that the bid East Read Dispute heen improperly done was was a single bid, and lhat the He said he lound an "ob- "untenable." two per cent reduction should vious lack of cooperation and not be allowed. understanding between the Judge Mctiown said there Judge Mcfiown held that was "admittedly an error parties." the orginal offer was made made in the classification of Reviewing testimony con- with full knowledge of Ed- many of the roads, not only as cerning the dispute over work to the surface and thickness ward Cruz, company presi- .on East Road, the judge noted thereof, but as lo underground dent that during the installation of and subsurface conditions. Other areas of dispute in- -sewers by Cruz in May of volved miscellaneous claims " 1970, "there vyre numerous "That the contractor had for work items and materials complaints received from the the nghl to rely upon the cor- and work done in connection residents alleging faulty road rectness of this classification with laterals to individual repair, permeation with wa- is not disputed homes Welfare Law Changes Increased Desertions (Continued) .MX' rolls because of desert- Kquivalent levels of welfare desertions among these fami- ion or separation as con- payments to intact two parent lies, most appear to have been trasted to 16 or H.:i per cent of families and one-pareiit fami- in a better position to find Ihe earlier group. lies ways of maintaining their pre. Among unemployed fathers Resumption ol federal parti- nous income the desertion rate went up Htl cipation in the aid program, The study covered :il() fami- per cent; whole among under- ideally at the 75 per cenl level lies that were inlact at the employed fathers only ,17 per available for one-parent famil- time or the change in law in cent, which was not consid- lies covered under ADC. July. 1S71. out of a total of ered statistically significant. He noted that prior to 1971, 1.500 intact families dropped ' Three Chiiges Seen Needed lederal participation for two- from ADC at that time Dr. Greenfield has con- parent totally unemployed fam- In this group of :ilt), the re- cluded from Ihe study that ilies was 5(1 per cent of costs searchers found an nil per ceni three changes in state anil under ADC as contrasted to 75 increase in desertion in thi federal programs and policies per cent for one-parent fami- l.'imonlh period following might aid lamihes categorized lies. However when Ihe slate Juiy 1S71 compared to a sim- as working poor removed the two-parent fami- ilar group of Tl'i families fol- A training program for lies from ADC and trans- lowed for the 13-month period unemployed men similar to ferred them to the working before the law changed. the work incentive training poor category, all federal Thirty-five or 11 .1 per cenl program now available funding was lost. primarily to female heads of nf the .1111 families in the post- Savings Are Small one-parent households. law changp group went on The county welfare board had thought that with far few- er two-parent households eli- Fuel Oil Bid Shows gible for working poor aid lhan had been under ADC, savings would reach |50t).UUO a 50 Per Cenl Increase year, despite the loss of feder- al funds However, savings L1TTLK SIIA'KH - The referred to a Daily Kegistcr have not been that great for Board ol Kducatinn. dismayed news story on the Oroanport this category. to find the nnly bid it received hoard's action and noted that . on fuel oil lor next year re- the bid they received. like The program for the under- flected an increase of more lhat in Oceanpnrt. included a employed which was always ' than 5(1 per cent in price, sizeable increase in the deliv- entirely financed by the slate voted unanimously lasl night ery lee and counties has achieved In defer action on the proposal The one hid received by the considerable savings. Far and send it lo the Buildings board here was trom Dean, in fewer are eligible under Ihe and Grounds Committee for Kanwood. the same firm that new law and payment levels study currently supplies the Little are lower r "We all know that prices Silver schools Dean bid I7'.'4 In the county nnly _'.) per have increased. Hoard Presi- cents per gallon lor No 4 luel (vnt of the underemployed in dent Henry A Pope .Ii•• said oil, up 1 rom thr current rate laci families previously cov- after the single bid w;is or win cents The bid includ- ered under ADC were reins- opened and read "But we ed a figure of IBUI tor deliv- tated on the welfare rolls un- didn't think they had in- ery and other incidental lees. der the working poor program creased thai sharply " 1^ limes the tH)2ti charge for in contrast to :>:t per cent nf The hoard's action came this in Ihe current contract the unemployed just one day alter the Hoard The price ol the oil itsell The county has budgeted of Education 111 neighboring went up from 11 ill! cents a 51A million to cover the work- Oceanpnrt rejected the onlv gallon last year to i:m in Ihe ing poor category for the hid it received on fuel oil be- new bid year. For the month of March ; cause the price bid was fto per Board Secretary Marshall $11'.!.M3 was allocated 10 cov- cent higher than lor the cur- F. Thompson said the school er :i7(l families In contrast, rent year district uses 5(1.0011 lo (tf.lKKI h.SHW single-parent households Little Silver board members gallons of fuel oil a jear. were covered bv ADC. Weather: Showers Likely travel in real clothes for real people created by david crystal Variable cloudiness with oc- temperature was M and the TOMORROW - High 4:55 casional showers and thun- overnight low 54. It was 5t> at a.m. and 5:31 p.m. and low f derstorms today with high of II II a.m. and 11:4:1 p.m. Two littledacron polyester knits, readyfor breezing into summer with the great looks admired everywhere. 7 Several twisters hit Ken- 79 to 75 degrees. Partly cloudy lucky. SUNDAY - High 5:50 a.m. There are no restrictions with the sleeveless, ribbed navy la coste with a white patent belt and famous tonight and tomorrow, low Temperatures before dawn and HID p.m and low I|:5H ; tonight in mid 5Us High to- ranged from 25 al Butte. a.m. alligator insignia. Pair it with a blouse, put it on over a swimsuit, wear it as a shift or as shown, 36.00. Pick a ' morrow (i-Wil .Sunday partly Mont., lo H6 at HIyttie and For Red Bank and Flunison . sunny, seasonable Irmpcra- Needles. Calif bridge, add two hours: Sea. summer fresh white sleeveless, with captivating rosebud and contrast scroll and collar trim, 40.00. turvs. TIDES Bright, deduct III minutes : In Long Branch, yrs- Sody Ho*k Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Take on the world in bright sunny good looks for misses' sizes 8 to 18. Better Dresses. Jerday's high wait «5 and the . TODAY - High 4:35 p m. utes: Highlands bridge, add 40 -low 52 degrees The t) p.m. and low 10:52 p.m. nunule.i. «sbury park • red bank 10-5:30duty. wed,, ffl. to 9 p.m. • brick town-10-9daily, sat. to 5:30, sun. noon-5;30 • manalapan 10-9:30 dally The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, May 11,1572 3 Board Denies Meacham Tract Variance iWORLD By SHERRY FIGDORE night's meeting. The zoners ing 25 objectors, objected to can't cross examine Mr. Fla- sidered withdrawing the, ap- ard Ackerman and Tflomas By the Associated Press based their action in part on the board's considering what herty because ther* has been plication from the board after' Meacham Jr., offered^ scale SHREWSBURY - The Zon- the failure of the applicants to he called "a whole hew site lots of testimony that may not wha! he "Jeff was not a favor- drawing of the project, but ing Board of Adjustment has produce the detailed site plan plan" and said the applicants now apply." able reception last month." said road, drainage, water Copters Forced Down in Vietnam denied without prejudice a the board requested at-the should be required to go Mr. Gagliano accused the Pressed by Mr. Otten to and sewer maps had not been variance application from last hearing. through an entirely new sub- applicants of submitting a elaborate, Mr. Parsons said drawn up because of the ex- SAIGON — Two Joint Military Commission helicopters car- Sycamore Farms, Inc. to con- .The revised plan reduced mission. plan "asking for 125 per cent that situations had arisen at pense involved in a still unap- rying 10 Viet Cong and two South Vietnamese officers were struct luxury condominiums the total number of units from Theodore D. Parsons Jr., of that they want to have." last month's hearing "which I proved plan. forced down by gunfire today in Communist-controlled terri- on the historic Meacham tract W to SO, with five or six units thought were most unfortu- Mr. Gagliano, contended tory near An Loc, the Saigon command said. representing Sycamore "Now they've come back, at Sycamore Ave. and Broad in each two-story Colonial Wi! Farms, claimed the altered saying, well, we'll take loo nate. Some of the board's at- (hat failure to produce the Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien, the command spokesman, said St. liamsDurg-styied 'manor site plan "in effect lessened per cent; Maybe next month torney's questions were not "plans in advance, joining there was no immediate word on casualties. The applicants, who sought iiojse." The manor houses use of the land, both building- they'll come back with a little the type of questions I felt Sycamore Ave. and Broad St. The two helicopters were returning to Saigon from a liai- a variance to build the mul- were previously arranged in wise and unit-wise." less." were the type expected from with a new internal road, and son mission to the Communist-controlled district capital of Loc tiple-unit housing in this two separate "villages," one "I don't see how it's unfair a board attorney." submitting basically a new Ninh near the Cambodian border when they encountered en- borough, which is zoned enti- with an access road from But Mr. Gagliano, who pre- to anybody to lessen the den- Mr. Parsons also stated that application, w>s "not the way emy gunfire, Hien said. rely for single family resi- Broad St., the other from pared last night to cross ex- sity," Mr. Parsons countered. he had informed Mr. Otten in for an applicant to proceed." One chopper was shot down and suffered tail damage, he dences, presented a radically Sycamore Ave. with only an amine Eugene J. Flaherty, a advance that he would not Mr. Ney and Mr. Meacham, said. The second was not hit but landed in the same area, altered site plan for the con- emergency road connecting realty consultant from Nesh- "Are you saying these have the detailed engineer- gathering up a stack of archi- about eight miles south of the government stronghold of An dominiums last night at a sec- the two groups. anic Station who last month aren't the final plans either?" ing plan requested by last tects' renderings of the origi- Loc. s ond special hearing held on told the board that the con- Zoning Board Chairman night. nal and revised proposals, the application. The new plan provides an dominium proposal was the Charles L. Kroll demanded of Mr. Otten agreed with tht said they would have to de- McCord Tells of Mitchell Role In its dismissal, the board access road down each leg of only feasible residential use of Mr. Parsons. statement, but added that "I tiae whether or not JO at- WASHINGTON - James W. McCord Jr. has testified un- chided the applicants for fail- the L-shaped 17-acre tract and the property, said the new Mr. Parsons said the appli- was hoping you would have if. tempt a new submission next der oath that he never would have participated in the Water- ing to make the revised plans connects them in a central submission was unfair to him cants were only trying "as by tonight." month. gate operation without assurances that Atty. Gen. John N. available for study by the circular road centered by and the objectors. best we can to impress this Henry J. Ney, former Mon- Covering all eventualities, Mitchell had approved it. board, the objectors to the three of the manor houses. Board attorney RoDert H. board with the merits of this mouth County engineer and Mr. Parsons obtained from the McCord also swore that fellow convicted conspirator G. proposal and the objectors' at- S. Thomas Gagfiano, a Otten, agreed that "Mr. Gag- use of this property." one of the pnncipals in Syca- board a list of specifications it Gordon Liddy told him Mitchell received logs of wiretapped torney in advance of last Holmdel attorney represent- liano is in a tough position. He He said the applicants con- more Farms, along with Rich- would demand in new detailed conversations while President Nixon's campaign chairman, af- engineering plans. ter he quit as attorney general. McCord said Liddy had told him Mitchell urged the wire- tappers to get started in mid-April Wi, and later prodded the WH/L£...SERV/dg/$ bugging crew to make its second entry into Democratic head- OUR eiGGCST ASSET quarters on June 17, when five of them were arrested. Marlboro Maps Capital Spendin McCord's testimony, given April 30 and May 1 in con- nection with the Democratic party's lawsuit against the Nixon MARLBORO - The Town- broken down as follows: Monniouth Heights, and 30 and $200,000 for recreation fa- budgets. He said that he took campaign for $6.4 million in damages from the Watergate ship Council last night set its $200,000 for roads; $210,000 for acres off Robertsville Road. cilities. the action because business raid, was made public yesterday. 1973 capital budget at the library, $140,000 to con- Council President Lawrence Councilman . John J. responsibilities forced him to $1,025,000, and its 0974 capital struct recreational facilities S. Grossman said he hopes McLaughlin voted absent on miss several of the recent budget at $2,220,000. on school sites; $300,01)1) for construction of the library can the resolution setting the council meetings. Nixon Rebuffed on Cambodia other recreational facilities, begin late this summer. It will WASHINGTON - To a backdrop of cheers and chants, the The funds will be used for the construction of a munici- and $175,000 for land acquisi- be located at Wyncrest Road House has turned against administration Indochina war policy tion for park sites. and Rt. 521), opposite the site for the first time by rejecting a presidential request for more pal complex, a library, a mu- nicipal swimming pool, recre- The road reconstruction in- of the proposed municipal of- (Unds for Cambodian bombing. cludes Ryan Road between fices and police station. The House rejected President Nixon's spending proposal ation facilities and roads. TERMITES Mayor Morton Salkind said Rt. 79 and Robertsville Road, Mr. Grossman said the pool, 219 to 188 yesterday. Then, by a 224-172 vote, the House added Roosevelt Ave. and Silvest which will be located on a a prohibition against using any of a $1,8 billion supplemental the budget should be offset by approximately $20U,«00 feder- Road, and a portion of Rt. 520. land donation off of Gordons appropriation for bombing in Cambodia. Councilman Richard Vuola Corner Road, might be open SAVE MONEY!! The actions came during consideration of the supplemen- al revenue sharing funds in 1973-74 and the tax relief pro- said he hopes the repaving of next summer. Councilman with tal appropriation, which was passed 284 to 9ii and sent to the Roosevelt Ave. will alleviate Howard Klau said he hoped Senate. vided by new ratables. The remainder of the money will the flooding problem that ex- that the membership fees will "We've gotten out of Southeast Asia," said Rep. Robert N. • ists. cover the cost of the project. Giaimo, D-Conn. "Let's stay out." be raised by bonding, he said. SAVE-RITE TERMITE Under state law, municipal- The park sites to be devel- Recreational construction Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson has said that oped: II) acres west of Rt. 7D will be undertaken at the Cen- Congress' rejection of the spending authority would not halt ities are required to formulate capital budgets to cover a pe- near Tennent Road; 10 acres tral, Marlboro Elementary CONTROL the Cambodia bombing because the Pentagon can use other at Greenwood and Texas and Robertsville.schools. funds for it. riod of five years. The mayor Check these ways to Save said no capital budgets are» Roads; 10 acres at Lloyd and The $2,220,000 1974 capital anticipated for 1975, 1976 and Nolan Roads; 10 acres adja- budget is broken dowu as fol- Save-HNO Salesmen's commission j) Colleges Get Sex Bias Deadline 1977, as no major capital pro- cent to Whittier Oaks West; 11) lows: $500,000 for the pool; WASHINGTON - About 150 all-male and all-female col- grams are anticipated. acres adjacent to Marlin Es- $1.1 million for roads; $500,000 Save-No franchise fee (/) leges, including some of the most prestigious in the nation, This year's capital budget is tates; 10 acres adjacent to for the municipal complex must explain by early summer delays in totally eliminating Save-No National Advertising j ] sex discrimination in admissions. A government memo and guidelines mailed recently to Save—No Subcontracting of jobs j) -presidents of the- institutions -in- 33 stales-say_theyjhave_up_to Save—Operating under only one name (\/) six years to comply with a new antidiscrimination law if ac- Union Beach Sewer Job PLUS fast effective service ceptable transition plans are received before July 1. "Educational institutions which are eligible to submit a THINK ABOUT IT!! plan, but do not, will be required not to discriminate on the Elicits $916,478 Low Bid SAVE-RITE TERMITE CONTROL o prDvc Itiii wi will put your color portrait on basis of sex in admissions as of June 24,1973," the memo said. our Master Chirg* Ctrd lo mikt it Ih« SAFEST UNION BEACH - Bids for of a special law to permit Point. \ charo* card you can carry. WHh (hit combination Copies were sent to such schools as Notre Dame, Harvard, "Why Pay More??" 1 the first phase of the Borough Couhcil to per- "Just looking at this report *• guarantta that you will ntvtr bt Habit for a Yale and Vassar. eanla worth ol chargaa dirt lo your potfrilt card borough's sewer line project manently appoint lour patrol- 1 can now understand why it 741-8822 295-2030 bttagloatcuatolcn. Skylab Astronauts End Training are in and the lowest price, men who have not passed Civ- is taking so long for them to RED BANK BRICK TOWN according to Frederick H. il Service requirements. start construction," the may- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK CAPE KENNEDY. Kla. — The Skylab 1 astronauts con- Kurtz,, borough engineer, is Public hearing will be May or stated. WWMMMMMM AND TRfJWT COMRANV clude training and receive final major preflight physical ex- "10 per cent over the esti- 24. MiMIHOF f. D.I C aminations today as a dual countdown moves smoothly toward mate." •' The four officers were rele- next week's ddubleheader launching of America's first space Ten contractors submitted gated to part-time'duty when station mission. sealed proposals last night to the state Civil Service Com- Space agency doctors will examine Charles Conrad Jr.. Borough Council for in- mission ordered the borough Paul J. Weitz and Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin for several hours to stalling five miles of pipe, to fill vacancies from state determine their fitness for the mission and to gather medical with specifications for an ad- lists. data for inflight and postflight comparison. ditional 10 miles to be adver- Councilman Peter G. Walk- The physicals were scheduled for Houston's Johnson tised within the next several er reported that Patrolman Space Center, where the spacemen late today wind up training months. Richard Stillwell has returned for the marathon four-week flight with a session in the Skylab The apparent low bidder is to duty after a suspension of simulator. Central Construction Co. of five days. Tomorrow is scheduled as a day off, and on .Sunday the as- Haziet, which bid $916,478 for Mr. Walker said the patrol- tronauts fly to Cape Kennedy. On Monday they will observe installing cement pipe and man's restoration was "the the launching ol the unmanned Skylab station at 1:31) p.m. $9b'2,ti78 for installing clay result of an amicable agree- EDT and the next day at 1 p.m. They will rocket into space to pipe. ment." link up with the laboratory, the size of a three-bedroom house. Highest bids received were He had been suspended last $1,652,875 for cement pipe and month lor alleged in- $1,752,675 for clay pipe. subordination to Police Chief GOP See Tough Task for Connolly Mr. Kurtz said he isn't sur- Richard F. Trembley. NEW YORK - Several moderate Republican governors prised that bids were higher Councilman Walker said po- say former Democrat John B. Connally faces a difficult task than the estimated cost "be- lice are investigating a rash in establishing his Republican credentials sufficiently to win cause the specifications were of car burglaries In the Haven the 1976 GOP president nomination. drawn two years ago and the Park and Cottage Park areas How many times That view was expressed in interviews during the Republi- cost of everything since then of the borough. can governor's conference by Govs. Daniel J. Evans of Wash- has naturally risen." He said that many com- have you heard someone say that ington, Francis W. Sargent of Massachusetts, Christopher S. He said council has 30 days plaints were received from Bond of Missouri, Robert D. Ray of Iowa and John A. Love of to award a contract or reject residents of these areas ear- a dollar was a dollar in "The Good Old Days." Colorado. the bids. lier this week, "but because However, two conservatives, Govs. Stanley K. Hathaway The borough has been as- of the investigation that is un- of Wyoming and Jack Williams of Arizona, said they thought sured of a $1.3 million grant derway I wouldn't want to The only reminders of the past at the Clothes Closet are the the former Texas governor, named yesterday as a part-time from the federal Department make anything else public at White House consultant by President Nixon, won't be at any of Housing and Urban Devel- this time." unusually low prices. disadvantage if he challenges more established Republicans for opment (HUD) for the proj- Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy the 1976 nomination. ect, which has an estimated $3 Jr. acknowledged receipt of million price tag. an environmental impact New Tapers' Case Legal Snarls An ordinance was in- study conducted by Jersey The styles are as up to date as the leading fashion stores, LOS ANGELES — The Pentagon papers trial moves into troduced authorizing filing of Central Power & Light Co. although some of today's styles may new legal entaglements today after disclosures that Daniel a petition with the state legis- which plans to erect a gener- Ellsberg was overheard by federal wiretappers whose records lature requesting enactment ating station on Conasconk remind you of. have vanished. The FBI revealed the government researcher was heard on a wiretap up to two years before he released the Pentagon papers to the news media. Howard Backs Bill CCKSI U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne, demanding that he government answer to him today about the disappearance of 1969 and 1970 wiretap logs, also has told attorneys for both To Bar Hanoi Aid •Sides to be prepared for legal arguments on the wiretap issue. WASHINGTON - Rep. under any other authority of The team of defense attorneys urged questioning of for- James J. Howard D-N.J., co- law to the Democratic Repub- mer Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and perhaps President Nixon sponsor of legislation which lic of Vietnam (North Viet- about the secret wiretaps at the home of Ellsberg's (riend would prohibit the United nam)." "Morton Halperin, a one-time White House official. States from spending any Chief sponsor of the legisla- With legal grounds apparently mounting for possible dis- money for the rebuilding of tion is Republican Congress- missal of the case against Ellsberg and Anthony J. Russo, North Vietnam, said today he man Steven D. Symms of Byrne has the choice of deciding (or or against dismissal after is hopeful of having early Idaho. today's arguments or of waiting lor more evidence from the hearings on the legislation government. "The President's proposal that we spend billions of dol- lars rebuilding North Vietnam is a case of misplaced prior- ities and I am hopeful that we MAIN OFFICE: can pass this legislation which CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 07701 will specifically prohibit the • RANCH OFFICES: Vt RT. JS, MIDOLETOWN, N.J., 0)741 use of funds for rebuilding A shopping center of )t EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N.J., 0)111 17f BROADWAY. LONO (RANCH, N.J., «7H» North Vietnam," Mr. Howard contemporary closeouts, cancellations, f tlMllthtd In 1171 by John H. 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and delivered ot the place and before the hour obove named. The successful bidden will be rr quired to lumiih a surety bond in Ihe full amount ot the controct, ol o com (TIM mflCKDRUG STORES pany authomed 10 do bin men m the RMiMT fUT>t". nvi'O ro LIMM Q' J AN T U I K> "-.O (JL A Lt. H'j '.iUPF'U 11) Stole ot New Jersey ond orceplobie Jo the Board of Recreation Commusion en, in the form ortd iubiect to the con dilioni provided in the Contract Ooiv menu. The owner reserves Iht right to woive Marine ony informalities in. or to reject any SHREWSBURY SHOPPIHG CENTER and oil bids, ond to award Coniructi in- dividually or collectively or in port or whole whichever is deemed to the beit interest! of the Board ol Recreation ROUTE 35 AT SHREWSBURY AVENUE-SHREWSBURY Commissioner). No bidder may withdraw his bid with- View Sayings tn 30 doyi offer fhe acfuof dale of the and Loan Association ^^ opentng thereof All work shall be lubitanhnlly com OPEH 7 DAYS A WEEK pletcd within 90 calendar days of trie MIODLETOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LINCROFT Honing ot the Contract, CommiMionett ot the County of Mon WE POST PRESCRIPTION PRICES mouth, Stair of New Jersey VICTOR E. GROSSINGER, PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-2400 Chairmon LET US FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION Hoard of Rftrpo'ion Commisjionfri' Mory If |?J,U Our Congressibnti1 Duffers the promise of a free three- :, _ EsUUlsbed in U78-PubUslied by Tbe Red Batik Begister By JACK ANDERSON prize chairman, Rep. Roger month lease. But none of the Zion, Rind., to collect tbe congressmen got a hole-in- Rep. Burt Talcott, RCalif., WASHINGTON boodle. The amiable Zion one. | ARTHUR Z. KAMIN the dapper sportsman from mailed out a letter to some X President and Editor Rep. Harold Collier, R-IU., Salinas, is fond of lecturing SCENE aw lobbyists, soliciting prizes arranged the tournament at his fellow congressmen on the in language they couldn't re- famed Burning Tree, a pri- luniiHiitiiitiiinuuHiiuiiiuuHiuiminuiuu I Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor rules of dress and decorum he fuse. * vate golf course. But he be- thinks should be observed on long to dig out the details. We "You have a great opportu- came so aghast over the solic- the House floor. i$ Friday, May 11,1973 have now learned, however, nity to promote your product itation of gifts that he can-. Yet he didn't mind violating that gifts poured in for the (or industry) to your elected celled it. The tournment I^MaaMaaHaHMMiiHMWinniuiiinuiHiiHHiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiiiiiiiinuiiuiiiHiHiiiiiiiHiiiiriiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiniiii the rules of decorum to congressional golfers from the representatives," wrote Zion ANDERSON wound up instead on the golf wangle prizes and trophies for industries they are supposed on official House stationery. course at nearby Andrews Air the First Annual Congression- He told the lobbyists that he titled Talcott he had come up Her Day—And Don't You Forget It! to oversee — Abbott Labs, Force Base, since the brass al Golf Tournament last Sep- hoped each of the 80 or 90 con- with a set of woods from Ping American Can, Celanese, fiats, like the lobbyists, were tember. As chairman of the gressional duffers would Manufacturing. Kairchild Industries, General in no position to refuse. outdoor frolic, he helped put •Tire, Goodrich, Goodyear, . "come home with a prize or Rep. Wiley Mayne, R-Iowa, the squeeze on Washington's Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Japan two ... Would you please find reported he could wangle five After chewing up the lobbyists for a cornucopia of Air Lines, Lockheed, Magna- some suitable prize (or golf bags from Wilson Sport- fairways at Andrews, the con- valuable gifts. vox, Marriott Hotels, North- prizes) . . . and send same to ing Goods if Talcott wanted gressmen made one last as- Talcott wasn't deterred at rop, Northwest Orient, Olin, me at the above address." them, although Mayne ad- sault on the hobbyists' pocket- books. They were invited to first by warnings that we Ralston Purina, Raytheon, Zion's office filled up with vised cautiously that "1 per- might find out about the flood Squibb and Uniroyal. sonally don't think (it) would attend a gala cocktail party at so many fancy prizes that Tal- the expense of the U.S. Inde- of sports equipment, TV sets, Couldn't Refuse cott began to get uneasy. Qui- be a good idea" to let Wilson windbreakers, gift certificates handle all sports prizes as pendent Telephone Associa- Generous gifts were also do- etly he called potential donors tion. and shiny merchandise that to urge them not to give any Wilson had offered. nated by trade organizations Footnote: Talcott is again the lobbyists were donating. representing the textile more and apologized to more The hole-in-one chairman, heading up the annual Con- Hep. John Hunt, R-N.J., even makers, chicken raisers, cat- scrupulous congressmen Rep. John Rousselot, R-Calif., gressional Golf Tournament, warned in a personal memo to tlemen and broadcasters. about the Zion letter. after failing to get Ford to Talcott that playing the tour- Jjut he assured us there'll be Even American-Standard in Still, the gifts gushed in. "volunteer" a one-year free nament in Washington might no more "general solic- New York provided two gaily Rep. William Dickinson, R- lease on a Pinto, approached be "to risky. Remember An- itation." Said the rueful Tal- decorated toilet seats for Ala., wrung II windbreakers the National Auto Dealers As- derson." cott: "We've all learned some deserving congressman. from the Russell Company. sociation. He was referred to something." We apologize lor taking so Talcott left it largely to his Sen. Paul Pannin, R-Ariz., no- a car rental firm where he got And the War Goes On By MILTON VIORST minium UIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII HIM It was to guarantee such 180 Democrats or more (out of governments that we became 245),to vote later this week It is strange that Congress involved in Indochina in the against the transfer authority. may now be making its most THE NEW first place. Facing that kind of margin, important moves on the In- Against this background — President Nixon will have to dochina war, three months af- POLITICS and in the unspoken context of get virtually every Republi- ter the President's announce- Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll a President weakened by the can vote in the House to win. ment that it was over. Watergate — the Defense De- Since Watergate, it is not at For a decade, Congress did they couldn't let down the partment has come to Con- all clear he can do it. And nothing about the war but boys in Indochina or abandon gress for authority to transfer even if he squeaks by, he will talk. Legislatively, the House our POWs in North Vietnam. $500 million currently in vari- find tougher opposition in the all but ignored it. The Senate Well, there are now no more ous other parts of its budget Senate. passed some vague resolu- American boys in Indochina into its Indochina war ac- Make no mistake: This is a V1OKST tions of opposition. Nothing and the POWs are home. count. Specifically, it needs very crucial matter. If Con- that was enacted had the the money to bomb Cam- gress approves the transfer, it bodia. Steering Committee, which clear-cut force of law. The war, however, goes on. v has become, under the new will be giving its sanction to The President paid no atten- In Cambodia, American The House Appropriations House reforms, the chief the continuation of the In- tion to anything said on thebombers continue to drop Committee approved the voice of the majority party on dochina war. The vote will be Hill, dismissed the resolutions mountains of explosives in transfer. Appropriations, the questions of policy. much more explicit than the iiiitiniiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiMmniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii iiuwiiiiiti iiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiii as meaningless and declared support of a corrupt govern- most conservative committee Tonkin Gulf resolution of 1965. that, if anything forceful was ment. And the President in the House, has always sup- The committee voted to re- If Congress rejects the passed, he would veto it. Offi- emits ominous warnings that ported the war. The astonish- ject the transfer authority by transfer, the President will be Our Farms, Our Future cially, the leadership of both we might return to Vietnam ing thing is that 14 members a vote of 18 to 3. Voting with in a dilemma of exquisite The report of the Blueprint Commis- Of the 21 members on the commission houses wrung their hands and itself. voted against the transfer. the majority were not only clarity. He will have gone to moaned, "What can we do?" Our Involvement Spearheading the dissent Speaker Carl Albert, who sion on the Future of New Jersey Agricul- headed by Phillip Alampi, the state's sec- Congress and been turned During this entire period, Indeed, while the rest of the were three Democrats, none likes to avoid controversy, but ture has been submitted to Gov. William down. .He will have nothing to retary of agriculture, three were, from however, it was apparent that world seemed to take the of whom has been con- such long-time outspoken veto. He will bo free to blame T. Cahill and members of the legislature. Monmouth County — State Senate Presi- there was one power the Pres- peace agreement as a clever' spicuously identified with the hawks as Reps. Richard Boi- Congress if he stops the The 59-page document covers other areas dent Alfred N. Beadleston and farmers ident could not suppress — the device for extricating the antiwar movement before. ling of Missouri and Mel Price bombing. But if he doesn't, he of interest beyond farming, principally our John L. Hendrickson Jr. of Middletown power to appropriate war- United States from a corner They were Reps. John Flynt, of Illinois. will be in indisputable viola- making funds. If Congress a Georgia Dixiecrat, and two environment and the state's economy. and Wallace E. Johnson of Holmdel. of the world where it never The Shift tion of law. didn't vote the money, the should have been, the Presi- Northern Moderates, Robert The shift of such critical Congress never before has We do not expect action on the report Its major reco'mmendation is that 70 President couldn't fight the dent appears to regard it as Giaimo of Connecticut ?nd Jo- House members is an index or had such an opportunity to de- to develop overnight, but the commission's per cent of prime farmland in each munic- war. hard collateral guaranteeing seDh Addabbo of New York.. how the atmosphere has clare itself on the Indochina report represents about 18 months of work But when asked why they the perpetuation of pro-Amer- Kven more significant than changed on Capitol Hill. It in- ipality should be permanently preserved war. This is the time for it to that must not be in vain. didn't use this power, congres- ican governments in South their dissent was the decision dicates that the antiwar cut bait — or openly join Nix- as open space farms. The plan would be sional leaders responded that Vietnam, Cafnbodia and Laos. of the Democratic Policy and forces can reasonably expect The commissioners say their 13-point on in going after the fish. administered jointly by the state and local proposal has two objectives: The creation municipalities, with its administration of a preserve for agricultural production placed in the hands of a board of directors and to make it possible for farmers to composed of persons appointed by the gov- farm that land and make a profit. The Passing of a Priest ernor and approved by the Senate, along Secretary Alampi said the concept, if with ex-officio members of state govern- By JIM BISHOP and never missed a day's even know if they were Catho- adopted, would be unique in the United ment. work. His aim was to get lic or Protestant. States, although it is not unknown in sev- Priests utter few prayers at 13,000 in the bank. When he He got close enough for the We can anticipate that opponents to eral highly-advanced nations in Europe. the graveside of a cleric. THE had it, his wife insisted that flames to sear hit They feel that if he was any such land use regulations will be crying The program asks that changes at the they buy a new car. "The old face—across the street—put good, he doesn't need them; if heap wasn't good enough for about "home rule" violations, but the time local, state and federal level be made so REPORTER his stole on, and extended the le wasn't, all the prayers in her," he said. "So she nagged mercy of God to all. "I sup- that New Jersey's farmland does not con- illinium riiiiiiiinitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. has long passed since property owners iie world won't help him. and picked until I lost my pose it's a theological ques- could do just anything they pleased with tinue to have the highest taxes per acre in The heavenly petitions at in time, would turn to law or mind. I bought the car. Now, tion," he told me later, "but I their land. .the nation. If a farm owner still wants to :he graveside of Msgr. Leroy larceny. Father, I can't afford the figured that God would under- McWilliams were perfunctory. in the evening, after sup- Municipal planning and zoning laws sell the land, the state will not take it by gasoline." stand my intentions-rand He was, I think, the last of a per, he held marital councils Defense rests. Father told were among the first tools used to control condemnation, but rather will pay for it their need." breed of Irish priests who in his downstairs office. Hus- her she was trying to show off through the basement of the He knew everybody, and ev- the manner in which property was subdi- through "development easements," the ruled the temporal, as well as band and wives on the verge to the neighbors, and she convent. He looked at the eryone's requirement for a vided and developed, and conservation money for which will come from a tax of the spiritual, welfare of his of breaking a marriage did could sit in the car in front of plates of the hooded nuns, to just father. He walked his commissions and councils are daily gain- 4/10 of 1 per cent on all real estate trans- flock. He was a belljgerent not go to lawyers. They went the house until her husband see if they were eating prop- parish sidewalks like a cop. bantam so short that, with to Father McWilliams' study. ing strength in moves to preserve the nat- fers. had enough money for gaso- erly. He kept hishands The Great Dane's name was slight exaggeration, he could Before he would listen to line. Next case. ural condition of undeveloped sections. The report probably will be con- clasped behind his back. Noth- Michael, but the monsignor walk under the belly of his the dispute, both parties had He visited St. Francis Hos- ing escaped his attention. referred to the mult as "him- Monmouth County was once the home troversial, which is all to the good if it pro- Great Dan with a biretta on. to agree that they would abide pital, not only to give Ex- His vanity began to show self." of vast potato farms. They have dis- vides the study and debate that such a vi- His domain was St. Mi- by his decision. He always lis- treme Unction to the dying, when he was appointed chap- Once he bought a sailboat appeared for two main reasons: 1 — Their tal issue deserves. In becoming the most chael's in Jersey City. The tened to the wife first. Then but to joke and swap stories lain of the fire department. and took all the nuns for a day Hamilton Park area was once the husband, Within 15 min- owners could not earn a decent living; 2— densely populated state in the nation, New with the convalescents, Pnw The priest bought himself a on a lake. When he returned the class of the town. When utes, McWilliams looked like a testants and Jews. The need for housing, industry and com- Jersey has damaged the quality of its air pair of white boots, a white to the dock, he froze me solid McWilliams assumed com- spectator at a tennis match. The Jews were the priest's raincoat, and a white helmet. merce had to be met, and the sale of land and water. Our survival demands that bet- when he admitted that he had mand of the dismal red brick Tie Decisions special friends. When a St. Mi- He put a siren on his car and never sailed a boat. "You for those purposes was much more profit- ter control over land use be exercised. pile, with its rectory on the Decisions weren't easy. One chael's boy got out of prison, had the automobile painted could have drowned those Sis- able than laboring to market farm prod- Hopefully, the commission's report left and convent on the right, woman complained that her no one would employ him. Fa- red. One night a tenement ters," I said. the church was surrounded by ucts. will be the basis for that control. Environ- husband bought a new car, ther called on Jewish mer- burned down in a roaring in- "Ah," he said, "God might slums. and refused to take her for a chants and asked a favor. If, If the report's recommendations are mentalists, students and citizens who want ferno let a sinner like me drown. If poverty was prestige, Fa- ride. It was parked in front of while working, the boy stole Black people lived in it. Fa- But the poor nuns work hard followed, about 1.1 million acres of farm- to study it may obtain copies of the report ther McWilliams would have the house two weeks, she said.. anything, McWilliams would ther McWilliams could hear and they never get out. 1 land in the state will be saved from de- from the New Jersey Department of Agri- been President of the United "Okay," the priest said to the make good the loss. Jewish the screams of people trapped knew He'd take care of his velopment. For Monmouth County, it culture, Division of Rural Resources, PO States. His people lived in husband, '"your ball." merchants on Grove and Hen- inside. He told me that he own." would involve 59,930 acres. Box 1888, Trenton, N.J. 08625. walk-up flats and railroad The husband said he worked derson Sts. employed more wondered how close a priest He's gone. Father rooms. His high school was hard in an oil refinery. He put crooks than any other group. has to be to give the last rites McWilliams was the last of a full of bright skinny kids who, in all the overtime he coijld, At noon, Father walked to departing souls. He didn't breed... Monmouth Beach's Election f Last Tuesday's election in Monmouth Harold W. Peterson, 20 years, and Com- Beach drew 804 of the borough's 1,150 reg- missioner Edwin It. Feste Sr., seven Dear Congersman Filch' istered voters to the polls and their deci- years. By ROBERT YOAKUM iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii general. sion was decisive — the three incumbent muchtonger. Sincerely, We were not surprised at the outcome Rep. Phineas Fish That was pretty bad, I commissioners should continue to head of the election because Monmouth Beach Most congressmen like to Dear Sir: guess, but it turned out to be their government. has been a well run municipality through get mail from constituents be- ANOTHER The class I teach in current worse, because the general cause it's a good way to find With three challengers, this year's elec- we years. It maintains its excellent resi- affairs has just completed an was visiting from a NATO out what is on voters' minds. examination of your voting country. He was on tour here tion had an.extra amount of excitement, dential character even though that tiling LOOK But ;ill legislators get sonic and supposed to leave early which is good if for no other reason than it record. I thought you would we call progress hits brought about many letters they could do without. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii be interested in the results: the following day. gives citizens a reason to become involved changes there. We congratulate the win- For example: ways escape. You received one A, five B's But Fleetwood and his wife in the officialdom closest to them. ners, and commend their three opponents Dear Senator Puckcridge: I have absolute proof that II) C's, five D's, and one F. (the general's) didn't return You had better pay atten- these people are at least Com- Interestingly, if those until the next afternoon. And Still at the helm will be Mayor Sidney for actively participating in the democrat- YOAKUM tion to this letter because it is munists, if not worse. I have of course the accident made it Johnson, a 24-yoar veteran; Commissioner ic process. "grades" were represented on all true, even though you documents to prove this but I a graph it would come out as to appear in the Annals of l>o a lot worse because it was the might think it is not true be- can't put them in with this let- the classic bell-shaped curve. litical Science. staff car of the commanding cause no one else either be- ter because they might be in- Even more exciting from a Yours sincerely, general's that Fleetwood had lieves that this kind of thing terspeclcd. statistical point of view, how- Dear Sen, Grosbeak: used. Fleetwood and the gen- LWV's New Leadership could take place in our so- There should be a congres- ever, was my discovery that Our son, Fleetwood, is in eral's wife (the NATO one) Mrs Russell Gray of Rumson has in matters affecting municipalities and the called free country. sional investigation of these the student who gave you a A the Army and has got himself weren't hurt, but they found people including my wives. I been elected president of the Red Bank county, and its members have been in the There is a plot going on to received an F in my course into a bit of trouble. We need the general's wife in the offi- undermind this so-called great will be willing to testify if you your help. Area League of Women Voters, a group forefront in alerting the public to a variety last term. The five who gave cer's clothing that Fleetwood nation of ours by some very will promise me inmunity. you B's received D's, the 20 What happened was as fol- had been wearing. Fleetwood which represents Eatontown, Fair Haven, of problems and in the important role of dangerous fanaticks who will Pease hold a match near who gave you C's all got C's, lows: didn't have on much at all. Little Silver, Long Branch, Monmouth,, trying to reach solutions. stop at nothing at all — not the bottom of this sheet. I the five D's got B's, and the Fleetwnod's first mistake I hope you can get this Beach, New Shrewsbury, Oeeanport, Red The Red Bank league, working closely even things like kidnapping, signed my signature in lemon student who gave you an K was accepting a dare and bor- straightened out quickly be- which is what they have tried juice so they could not read It Bank, Rumson, Sea Bright, Shrewsbury with the county LWV, has grown in mem- was my only A pupil. rowing an officer's uniform. cause Fleetwood's birthday is to do to me several times. They by holding the envelope up to That gives us an inverse and West Long Branch bership and influence. We know Mrs. He went to the Officer's Club, next week and we would like always claim 1 have been le- a light I have always been bell-shaped curve — an asto- which wsn't too bad, but he to have him home for it Politically nonpartisan, the LWV docs Gray's leadership will continue that worth- gally committed by my wife outwitting them, but I do not nishing result that will be the drank too much there and left Sincerely yours, an excellent job HI serving as a watchdog while pattern. and my other wife, but I al- Know whether I can keep It up focal point of an article soon the club with the wife of a (Mrs.) Klmira Bamstable Tte Dally Register. Bed Bank-Middietown, N.J. Friday, May 11,1*73 7 Says Our Doctors Should Learn About Acupuncture 63 Marion Place (member of the N.V. Philhar- life can a school offer every- Long Branch, N.J. 07740 monic for 40 years) I have one — the players and singers as well as the listeners? 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and discovered it was the car next to us. When we got back in. I rolled TheSciTaio Fiiniily of North llnlc- up the windows, and you couldn't hear don. New Jersey, bought ;i house on a a thing. It was remarkable." quid suburban street lotinc! relief from The remarkably quiet Ford Galaxie the constant rumble and roar of Ihe city. 500 is as easy on the pocket book as it is They bought a two-door Ford Gnlnxic on I he eyes and cars. In fact, it's one 500 hardtop for the same reason. of Ihe big lords named "Car of the Year, "It's easy to drive and amazingly for 1973" by Road Test Magazine. quid," says Mis. Serraro."In fact, we Why not slip quietly down to your tooka I rip down to Tom's River right local I'ord Dealer and test-drive one. afterweRot it. My hrolhcr-in-law was You'll see what all Ihe noise is about. with us. and he's the finicky one about cars. Well, he kept listening for noises or knocking, and couldn't hear a thing.T'inally, he said.'It rides SOUTH AMBOY MIDDLETOWN LAKEWOOD liked dream"' ROUTE» ROUTE 35 ROUTE US '* Milt South ot A i P Chjp«l Hill Shopping Center Vi Mile West ol Mr. Serraro made his own quiet Styr* Woodi Shopping Cenl«r 1 VJ Mile* No. ol Naveiink Bridg* Garden Slit* Pkwy. discovery."We vvci:c stopped at our 721-5588 747-4940 364-8383 local gas station with the window HOURS: M0N. THRU FRI. 10:00 A.M. • 9:00 P.M. open, and I asked my wife if thai was CHARGE IT! SATURDAY 10 A.M.-6 B.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M.-5 P.M our car making noise. We got out Sec your local Ford Dealer. 1973Galixle 500ihownwilh optional Mlccl whitrwnlltircv vinyl runt, bumper RU.VCIS, body side mnlilinR willi^vinyl insert, and whrrlcn.ri* II J%t Daily Register,'Red BanK-MiddJeUmn, N.J. Friday, May 11,1973 Corporate Debt changes is to reveal more in- Puts and Calls By ROGER E. SPEAR formation to investors regard- ly SYLVIA PORTER iniiiiniiiiUiiiiiiiuHmiiiiHiiiiiumtii can cut down on your option ing corporate liquidity. These (Secwd U »tw»-p»rt scries) cost. Here's the mathematics. Q — From time-to-time you SUCCESSFUL proposals would require the YOUR MONEY'S You exercise your option to mention long-term debt and disclosure of: cash which You have just paid $500 lor buy at ISO, then sell the stock current ratios. How does one INVESTING must be left on deposit in an option to buy 100 shares of for $54. You have received . determine what amount of banks, available but unused Ajax Mousetrap Co. stock at WORTH $5,400, against which your ex- debt is safe for a particular •MmillllMIIHIIIIIUIIIIIHIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lines of credit, annual interest receivables representing .over penses are 15,000 to buy the atility of the stock and length company? — S.P. $50 a share any time in the tllllllll • tllllllllllllMIM IIIIIIM per cent is not uncommon. costs on short-term borrowing half the current assets is con- stock, $500 for the premium of the option contract. A — There are no hard and Conversely, retail companies sidered healthy. Bond cov- next six months. You have The longer the contract, the and the amount of com- for the option, $130 in broker's fast rules since ratios vary have less need for long-term erage ratio, the number of .bought this "call" on Ajax Krom this, subtract the $5,000 higher the premium, and the mercial paper outstanding. Mousetrap because you think you paid for them, the $500 commissions. In this example, widely from industry to in- money, since plant and equip- These proposals recognize the times a company earns its in- you come out with a loss of more volatile the stock, the the stock will jump to $10(1 a premium for the option and dustry as well as from com- ment represent a smaller por- increasing use of short-term terest and fixed charges is im- $230, which is better than let- costlier the premium. Other share within the six-month, about $13(1 in brokerage com- pany to company within the tion of their assets and short- borrowing by corporations. portant, but may he-mis- ting your option expire and factors helping to determine term borrowing is used to fi- 10-day period and you will missions. You wind up with a same industry. There are The use of debt is justifiable leading if short-term interest being out $500. the premium price you pay some guidelines which may be nance inventory. In either make a lot of money on a mi- profit of $3,370. (On a stake of. —companies generally earn is excluded. A minimum here are the number of option applied but only in relation to case, it is liquidity — the abili- nor stake. $500.) What about puts? more on borrowed money would be 2.5-to-l. writers who are interested in the overall operating and fi- ty to meet current obligations Yesterday's column began Another Scenario In Reverse (Roger Spear's 52-Page In- offering the stock and the nancial structure of the corpo- — which is the important con- than the cost of interest and this introduction into the " (2) Now look al another sce- I'uts work the same way but vestment Guide is available to quality and number of shares ration. The need for borrowed sideration. interest charges receive fa- "new world" of trading in nario. You buy the option and in reverse. There are also all readers of this column. outstanding • capital, especially long-term vorable tax treatment which puts and calls. Today's contin- three months later, Ajax Mou- some very fancy devices, such The Securities & Exchange Send Jl with name and ad-- What is the t'BOK? funds, is particularly heavy effectively reduces the cost. ues. setrap nosedives to $40 and as "straddles," which arp a Commission recently pro- dress to Roger E. Spear, Red On April 26, in Chicago, the for utilities, natural gas and In assessing an industrial stops there. What do you do? combination of a put and call posed new disclosure rules for How does the call option first organized option market communication companies, company's financial position, Bank Register, Box 1618, work? Nothing. You simply let the option, "strips," which arc financial statements to be ef- Grand Central Station, New two puts and one call, and opened — the Chicago Board thus a debt-to-equity ratio in a current ratio in excess of 2- Here are some of the things option expire and you are out fective late this summer. The York, N.Y. 10017.) "straps," which are one put Options Exchange. It is the these groups of 55 per cent/45 to-1, with cash, securities and that then can happen to your $500. Your loss is limited to purpose of the suggested and two calls. But don't get first continuous exchange call on Ajax Mousetrap stock. the cost of your option. And involved in them unless you're market for put and call op- (1) Ajax Mousetrap takes you thank your lucky stars Marketing Post Given to Hart THE GYPSY MOTHS ARE NOW CATERPILLARS a truly sophisticated investor. lions in this country. off as you anticipated and it that you didn't buy 100 shares Central Point RAHWAY-Johns. Hart of BEGINNING TO CHEW hits $90 within the option peri- of Ajax Mousetrap for $5,000 In what other situations The purpose of the new Middletown, has been named od. Now you exercise your op- and watch your investment might you use options? & DEFOLIATE YOUR PRECIOUS TREES market is to make options automotive market manager tion, buy the 100 shares at $50, shrink to $3,000. You might have a short po- more popular by establishing for the platingUivision of MSiT turn around and sell the sition in a stock you can pro- (3) Or say the price of Ajax a central point where many Chemicals Inc., a subsidiary CALL US shares you acquired at $50 on tect by buying a call option, Mousetrap moves up to $54. options can be traded and of American Can Company. OVER 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE the open market lor $90. You decide to exercise your or you might protect a profit He joined the company in in a long position by the pur- where option prices can be You have received $9,000 option because, even if you 1953 as a plating service engi- BIGGEST TREE SPRAYING EQUIP- chase of a put option and disseminated daily. Its most MENT AVAILABLE FOR DOING THE from the sale of the shares. haven't made a profit, you neer. In 19li5 he became a there are a number of other unusual feature is that it pro- JOB EFFECTIVELY ON YOUR HIGH strategies. vides a resale market for plating product specialist and TREES - FULLY INSURED - CALL Astounding Method to those who have already in 1967 he was appointed prod- Where do you get puts and bought options. uct manager of plating chem- BEAT THE calls? icals and supplies. They are available from For instance, if you had LEARY'S TREE bought that six-month option Mr. Hart has a degree in some 21) dealers who make up chemical engineering from DICE TABLES the membership of the Put for 100 shares of Ajax before' . the CBOE, you had only two Michigan State College and SPRAYING SERVICE Double-Your-Money-Back and Call Brokers and Dealers received a master's in Au- Association. Many of these choices: exercise your option 'Colts Neck 542-5546 • tomotive Engineering from GUARANTEE* dealers advertise in the finan- or let it lapse. GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE the Chrysler Institute of Engi- (Wa Alia Do Your Shrubi and Foundation tt NO EXTRA COST) Play in All Legalized Casinos cial sections of your news- With the new market, if : Place only 5 bets. paper giving a sampling of Ajax Mouseftap is listed on neering Graduate School. All numbers are in your lavor... including 7. some of the puts and calls the CBOE you have another 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10, 11 and 12... available. choice. If the stock remains at John S. Hart You win every roll! Or more likely, you will deal the same price after, say, Send $1 For Details with your own broker. Over 70 three months, you might sell member firms of the New • it to someone else for $200 to Heads Bank M. C. CORBIN CO. Dept. JRR-3511 $300 for the remaining three P.O.BOX 869 Radio City Station-New York, N.Y. 10019 York Stock Exchange have put and call departments. No months of its life. This secon- Department Perhaps your next new car matter what sort of firm you dary or resale market is ex- deal with, usually a NYSE pected to boom the popularity NEW YORK - Donald W stiouldn't be a new car at all. member firm must endorse of puts and calls. Korsyth of Fair Haven,'N.J., all option contracts. has been elected a vice presi- SnapperVseries mowers: What factors decide the pre- Delay Action dent in the Municipal Secu- mium you pay? rities Department of Bankers On Subdivision Trust Company. It may make more sense for Durable. Dependable. Option Premiums Option premiums are nego- FAIR HAVEN - The Plan- Mr. Forsyth joined the bank Affordable. tiable and depend on the vol- ning Board Wednesday deferred in 1970 and was named an as- The Snapper V21 and V18 rotary mowers. Your action on an application to ex- sistant vice president that you to spend $5000 for a pand the Pine Tree Cove Es- same year. He is a graduate grass never had it so good. And neither have you. tates subdivision pending a re- of'the University of Vermont • No more raking, because the Snapper HIGHEST port from the Northeast Mon- and received his master's vacuum cleans your lawn as you mow < INTEREST mouth Regional Sower Au- from Cojumbia University previously owned Continental Side discharge chute blows walks and thority. Graduate School of Business ALLOWED BY LAW The developer of the project, Administration. driveways clean and can be used in ON TWO YEAR has been waiting to hear from areas where bagging grass is not CERTIFICATES the sewer authority about the than for an average new car! needed. • Grass bay between the , OF DEPOSIT location of a sewer main to handles for close trimming on 5 Y|ELD 6% service the subdivision. cither side* Available in , FOR 1 YR. A public hearing on the sub- ON ONE YEAR division was held by the board push or self-propelled I/ 0/ CERTIFICATES last month. Proposed is a 13- models. With or IL /0 OF DEPOSIT lot subdivision of a 14-acre without electric start. 5 YIELD 5.65% tract opposite the estate of See one today. John E. Toolan, 65 Hance ON REGULAR Road. The property is owned PASSBOOK by Raymond Van Horn. SAVINGS IcDonough Power Equipment, Inc. A subsidiary ot Fuqua Industries. Inc. 4 31-YEAR MAN Deposits Insured Up to $20,000 by F.O.I.C. LINDEN - Joseph F. Ko- Gee Bee Mower Shop. Inc. Pal-Co Lawnmower Service siarski of Englishtown, cele- 16Matawan Road Ramtown-Greenville Rd , R D. #2 brated his 30-year anniver- Old Bridge, N.J. Lakewood. N.J, sary with Esso Research and Monmouth Mowers. Inc. W.H. Potter & Son Engineering Company. He 656 Hyway 35 Red Hill Road works as a senior mechanic in Middlelown. N J. Midrilelown, N J. the mechanical division at the Member Federal Reserve, Federal Ksso Research Center here. Donald W. 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Friday, Hay 11,1173 11 ^j^Pp^f'SR^s-fMlj*? •TELEVISION > BOOKS • MOVIES -THEATER •IMMNGOIT •COMMENT • HOBBIES ton youa WEEKEND • MUSIC 'Marigolds' Rife With Family Problems "We have all seen 'hann'happyv ZinrfoZindeil •in» hi*s Pulitzen..i:.^__r Prize-.__- , ... . . ^ .. - ... „ .. families' in films such as the filmland's best actresses but lived most of his life on Staten Roberta Wallach, the 16- winning "Marigolds." one who obviously doesn't be- Island (and probably ought to year-old daughter of Eli Wall- Andy Hardy series of the Beatrice, played in the film 1940's," noted Dennis-Seuling, lieve in overexposure, Miss get some sort of award for ach and Anne Jackson, makes by Joanne Woodward, is a bit- Woodward has never dis- that too), wrote "Marigolds" her screen debut in this mov- a speech teacher at Thomas ter, frustrated woman of 40 Jefferson High School, imJiiinnniininiiiniiiiiimJUIuiiuniimiml in 1962. After a few years of ie. And she and Miss Potts Brooklyn, in a critical dis- who leads the life of a semi- road tours, it was done on certainly prove acting must cussion-evaluation of the film, recluse with activity revolv- WNET Television in 19«6 (And run in blood lines. Miss Wall- "The Effect Of Gamma Rays ing about her incessant smok- who says we can afford to let ach, as selfish, superficial, ap- On Man-In-The-Moon-Mari- ing of Camels, drinking of President Nixon cut public pearance-conscious Ruth, has golds." Schlitz beer, reading personal By broadcasting funds?), finally the less sympathetic of the ads in a tabloid newspaper, BETTE arriving off-Broadway in 1971). daughter roles, but does in all "As entertaining as these and wearing the same night- very well, indeed, right down Andy Hardy Jilms are, they SPERO "Marigolds" won the Obie, gown ' and shapeless maroon or off-Broadway drama to a very believable epileptic give too pretty a picture of bathrobe all day long — out- fit. the family unit," Mr. Seuling award; the New York Drama side the house as well as in it. Critics Circle Award for the There is good support espe- continued. "Families some- Best Role times have problems and un- Best American Play in 1970, cially from David Spielberg ; Miss Woodward, who re- as Matilda's science teacher, happiness." uiuiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiinuuiiiiiiiiiflimiiiiiiii and the Pulitzer Prize for creates on.screen the role orig- Drama in 1971. And ijist to Mr. Goodman, and from Jud- You bet they do, particu- inated by Sada Thompson on appointed us before and she ith Lowry who re-created her larly if they belong to the prove he's no slouch, Mr. Zin- Broadway, is perhaps enjoy- doesn't do it this time either. del turned around and wrote Broadway role as Granny, the Beatrice Hunsdorfer clan ing the best role of her very "Enjoying" the role isper- Hunsdorfers' aged tenant. created by playwright Paul "And Miss Reardon Drinks A distinguished career. One of haps the wrong expression to Little" and "The Secret Af- Directed by Newman employ, however, for Miss fairs of Mildred Wild." Direction by Mr. Newman Woodward has confided play- Alvin Sargent, who has writ- who also directed Miss Wood- ShaOotobtook .V ing such a disagreeable wom- ten extensively for television ward in "Rachel, Rachel" and The Zwrbr an took its toll. A non-smoker and the films, did a very fine won a New York Film Critics' for many years. Miss Wood- job in transferring Mr. Zin-best director award for it, is ward had to atart again for del's work of art into a sharp and clear and perfect.' the film — and on Camels no screenplay. Mr. Newman was aided in less. And usually a very at- Then there are Beatrice's production efforts by execu- tractive woman onscreen, she . two daughters, one of whom tive producer John Foreman had to dye her blonde hair actually is her daughter, who produced "Butch Cassidy dark brown and wear it in a while the other is the offspring and the Sundance Kid." hardo that can best be de- of another fine acting duo. Art Director Gene Callahan scribed as an unstrung Brillo Sensitive Role deserves a special accolade, pad. Nell Potts, the daughter of for he chose the location and Not only does Miss Wood- Miss Woodward and her hus- its set components. The scene •ward pull it all off, fig- band Paul Newman, plays the is assumed to have been uratively that is, she even younger, sensitive daughter Staten Island, though it is manages to evoke some sym- Matilda who raises the Man- never identified as such in the "MARIGOLDS" ON TAP — "The Effect of Gamma Rays On Man-ln-The- pathy for the character. We Zindel play. Mr. Callahan Moon Marigolds," a film based on the Pulitzer prize winning play by Paul DINING ELEGANCE • GOURMET •EXCELLENCE In-The Moon Marigolds for a bet Miss Woodward, who won science project. Miss Potts, as chose Bridgeport, Conn., a Zindel, is making Monmouth area movie theater rounds. Shown in a scene Accepting Reservations for Mother's Day an Academy Award for she prefers to be called for short trek from the Newman are Joanne Woodward, as the mother, and Nell Potts, left, and Roberta "Three Faces Of Eve" and: a screen credit, certainly does homestead in Wcstport. Wallach as her daughters. Miss Potts, who is the daughter of Miss Wood- BT. 35, SHREWSBURY, N.J. PKWY. EXIT 109 • 201-74>-O200 , nomination for "Rachel, her real-life mother proud, in "Why was Bridgeport cho- ward and Paul Newman, previously appeared in "Rachel, Rachel," which Rachel," is nominated for a very low-keyed, moving per- sen as the location? It bad to also starred her mother. Miss Wallach, who is making her screen debut, best actress in this year's formance. be a depressing city," Mr. is the daughter of Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson. Academy race. Though her publicity says Callahan said. "And Bridge- Celluloid Excellence abandoned church pansh- work that has flowed from the Some of the plants, like Beat- she is more interested in or- port certainly is that." fhouse served for interior set. pen of Mr, Zindel or the in- But she certainly had some nithology than in acting, Miss Then the art director went rice and Ruth, become help in this film, all the way Starkly Realistic spired contributions of all of dwarled in their existence; BACHERT'S Potts is very promising in- to the Bridgeport Urban ReJ, And believe me, though it those who have brought it to up and down its high line of deed in the latter direction. development Board for somel others, like Matilda, bloom celluloid excellence. But may be a bit of a dubious dis- the screen. into beautiful mutations. She appeared in film once be- site suggestions, preferably, I tinction for Bridgeport, it is HOFBRAUHAUS where do we start! fore, again with her mother, depressing-looking buildings The "Mangolds" metaphor We would suggest Mr. Zin- 301 OCEAN AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Playwright Zindel, a 35- beautifully (from a stand- is supposed to parallel the del was sitting under some of in "Rachel, Rachel." And we slated to be torn down. An old jt of realism and believabi- year-old bachelor who has do hope we see her again. residence was found for ex- Hunsdorfers' lives. Matilda's. the same figurative rays that TEL 291-0224 lUy^deprejssing indeed! '? science experiment concerns Matilda was, for he has pro- terior shots of the Hunsdorfer But^tliere is nothing depr- MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW home, while a vandalized, the effect of gamma rays, or duced a very beautiful liter- essing about the fine, literary radiation, on the marigolds. arv mutation himself. FOR New Art Exhibit MOTHER'S I Set at Riverview I RED BANK - The Mon- To date close to $5,000' worth ENJOY THE mouth Arts Gallery has an- of paintings have been sold, DAY I nounced the opening of a new with over $500 going to the art exhibit at Riverview Hos- hospital as commissions. I pital on Monday, May 21. The judging for this new' DINNER The exhibit will be the fifth show is scheduled for Sunday • in a series of art shows run- afternoon May 20th. The judg- SUMMER OF' ning continuously at Riv-' es will be Leonardo artist and erview since February 1972. teacher, Trav Neidlinger; As- bury Park Press art colum- nist, Tricia Voight; and Mrs. Bruce Huber, a memoer ot at the Monmouth Museum's SAVINGS BY THE GALLON Board of Trustees. Four rib- SEASON STARTS MAY27 - ENDS SEPT. EXTRA SAVINGS BY THE CASE bons will be awarded in each of three art categories: oil, watercolor and mixed media. The new exhibit they will be * Two Pools judging will be comprised of • OUTDOOR 5O'x100' MOORGARD close to 150 pieces, all of which will be for sale. Twenty • INDOOR 42'x87' Low Lustre Latex House Paint per cent of the purchase price • Use on wood, brick, for each piece of artwork is BOTH OPEN FROM 10:00 A.M. T010 P.M. concrete, metal —even donated to Riverview;' the Swim in any Weather when surfaces are damp. rest goes to the artist. A COMPLETE BEACH CLUB • Brushe? easily,- dries dust- and bug-free in Receiving dates are MON. thru FRI. minutes. Thursday night, May 17 and • Resists blistering, fumes, alkali and mildew Friday afternoon, May 18. * 2 Handball Courts 9-9 — colors are fade proof. Artwork is on view to the RATES • Tools clean in soapy water. public during regular hospital SAT. 9-5 visiting hours in Riverview's * 1,000 Ft. Beach BATHHOUSE (2 adults in bathhouse) S17500 One coat for Benjamin first floor corridors, coffee Moore; shop and auditorium. For any Additional Adults, 12 & over 3500 long-term All contributing artists are 00 members of the Monmouth * Steam Rooms Children 3 to 12 ...... 25 WALL TEX beauty and 00 Arts Gallery of the Monmouth MINIMUM BATHHOUSE RENTAL 200 i JUST ARRIVED Arts Foundation. Gallery ONE FOR MEN-ONE FOR WOMEN protection president is Elaine Danzig. LARGE STOCK REG. 119.00 Exhibit cochairmen are. Alice CABANA with Shower, (Includes 4 Persons) OF Sand and Adelaide Komar, * Sauna Room 49 whose committee includes ; 450°° NEW PATTERNI I | UIIIIWS GAl. Kay Lyons, Edith Kedesdy 8 and Marie Kavookjian. DELUXE CABANA, Extra Large with Shower_ _nn SAVINGS The current Riverview ex- * Filtered Kiddie Pool 00 MIX OR MATCH hibit, which opened in Febru- (Includes 4 Persons) 575 1 UP TO EXTRA SAVINGS ary will continue until May 17. and Playground Any additional adults in Cobana 50 50 BY THE CASE.... 1st DUALITY oo0«J Any additional children in Cabana 40 SELECT DISCONTINUED PATWINS INTERSTATE * Snack Bars LOCKER (I adult) .'..: 65°° 4/ffl 00 ORT LARGE LOCKER (I adult) 75 UMOUSINE * Cocktail Lounge Additional adult in locker 3500 An/ children in locker 2500 OVER 150 PANELING * Planned Activities (GET ACQUAINTED PARTY. Wo Charge for Children Under Three STYLES IN STOCK CLAM BAKE. ETC.) T0 SCHEDULED SERVICE SAVE PER Shop and Compare • NEWARK CALL OR COME IN FROM $2 $7PANEL • LAGUARDIA LOWEST • JFK EARLY! PRE FINISHED MOLDINGS SHED PRICES LOWEST RATES TO HARMONIZE fAMHY AND OUMIRRAnS KD NEWARK J9.00 TRADE WINDS BEACH CLUB WITH PANELING AROUND BANK To laGuardia $17.00 MT0NT. JFK $15.50 Lvtirn to Siiini I'rofiiitnt (nil agvs) WE Departures ako (fom Midrtlolown and lAsbury Park Vicinities Dirtctor and Instructor 1305 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT THE ONLY FULLY LICENSED HWY. 36 & UNION AVE. KEOULARLV (CMEDULBOLIM MRS. EVA DEHNZ 842-2882 OUSINE SERVICE IN MONMOUTH t AT HAZLET UNION BEACH LINE OCEAN COUNTY Red Croii Ccrrificatct limed to Qualifying Studtnil. RESERVATIONS - 842-3292 Half Mil. NoAhofl.F.F. Phone 681-5200 12 lie Dally Register, R*d Banlfr-MJddJelown, N.J. Friday, May II, 1973 Television Today New York Channels-2.4,5J,9,11,13
DAYTIME MOVIES " ,s ID WALL STREET WEEK 9:00 B CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 9:00 O "Rampage" •The Trouble With Girls" (1969) •tarring Elvir 10:30 CD "Jungle Stampede" Presley, Marlyn Muon. The manager of a travel- 1:00 0 "Castle of Evil" ' ling tent show, in the Roaring '20s, has difficultiei O "The Lait Pone" with girls and many other assorted characters. 4:00 0 "Project Moonbaie" O CIRCLE OF FEAR "Cry of the Cat." A man faces the appalling pos- 4:30 0 "Search' sibility that his wife is transformed into a cougar O "Never So Fev." (Part II) at night. (R) B ROOM 222 EVENING "Mr. uWrang." Tlic eccentric new teacher attracts 6:00 BOO NEWS the BtudenLa to his course but his amorous ad- 0 THE FLINTSTONES •vancea toward teacher Alice JohnBon are rejected. '•Long Long Weekend" © FIRING LINE O BAT MASTERSON "What To Do About the Post Office" O THE ODD COUPLE "Episode In Eden" "Gloria Hallelujah." Oacar joins a dating service CD GILLIGAN'S ISLAND and winds up with an old friend, Felix'* ex-wife. "Don't Bug the Mosquitoa" 10:00 0 THE BOLD ONES 6:30 (B HODGEPODGE LODGE "Is This Operation Necessary ?" A prominent phy- 0 I LOVE LUCY sician and classmate of Dr. Craig is suspected of "Person To Person" performing unnecessary surgery for money. {It) O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL 0 NEWS "Juliet" O LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE CD BEAT THE CLOCK "Love /and the Mystic", "Love and the Tycoon", 7:00 (B THIRTY MINUTES WITH "Love and the Christmas Punch." (R) Q CBS NEWS — WALTER CRONKITE IB HARPER NEWS Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS E LENOX QUARTET "Haydn's Opus 20-Quarlet in a Major, Opus 20, 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW No. 6." A Singer 111 Town" 10:30 O THE MILLIONAIRE O NEWS "The Story cf Jerome Wilson" O THE AVENGERS ID NEWS PLUS "Siij erlati'.c Seven" (D THE TELEVISION SHOW A look at all television past, present and future. CD I DREAM OF JEANNIE Host: David Sli "The Strongest Man In ttie World" 11:00 oaoo NEWS MAYORAL APPROVAL — Mayor Herbert E. Werner of Eatontown, cen- ffl WORLD PRESS 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS "Pen Pal" ter, watches approvingly as James Norwood of Asbury Park, and Jo El- 7:30 B YOUNG DR. KILDARE O THE LATE MOVIE well of Oakhurst, rehearse their roles in the Seaview Players' production Kildare tries to diagnose the severe Illness of * "Psycho" (I960) starring Anthony Perkins, Janet of 'Everybody Loves Opal."' Mrs. Elwell plays the title role, while Mr. young girl, and deal with her erratic mother, a Leigh. A young woman steals a fortune and en- swinging divorcee. (R) counters a young man too Jong under the dom- Norwood is cast as villainous Solomon Bozo. The play is being presented ination of hia mother. Q THE MOUSE FACTORY ID PERRY MASON tonight and tomorrow night at the Meadowbrook School, Eatontown. MEALTIME — Butch Patrick as Bumper, an or- Guest Host- Henry Gibson. (R) "The Case of the Green-Eyed Sister" phaned youth who has found a new home on a 0 THAT GIRL 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE "Fur All We Know" " "McLlntock" (19G3) starring John Wayne, Maureen sheep farm, patiently feeds a lamb in "The Young O'Hara. A cattle baron has everything he wants Loner," a two-part adventure drama to be color- O LET'S MAKE A DEAL except his estranged wife and his 17-year-ol(i Society Sets CD YANKEE5 BASEBALL daughter who is away nt college in the East. MAKE KKSKRYATIONS NOW... cast on "The Wonderful World of Disney" this Orioles vs. Yankees. O THE TONIGHT SHOW Sunday and next Sunday at 7 30 p.m. on the NBC © THE Slit STATE 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE 1 I OK 8:00 O JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT "Panic In the Streets" (19.'5O'> siarrinf* Richard Folk Festival Television Network Ed McMahon will host the IGtti annual contest, Widmark, Paul Douglas. A doctor being: taken in which 50 high-school seniors representing every (aptive by murderers, discovers one is a carrier. FREEHOLD - the Battle- state, vie for the title, Guest entertainera: The Q WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT MOTHER'S DAY DINNER NPW Kppkrrs. "In Concert" Guests: Hot Tuna, Gladys Knight nnd ground Historial Society will Q SANFORD AND SON the Pips, Jerry Lee Lewis, New Rldera of the hold its annual Folk Art Festi- '"Die Card Sharps." Fred is convinced that La- Purple Sage. val on Sunday, May 20, from niont's card-playinj? buddies are trying to get him 12:00 ID THE TWILIGHT ZONE fnr every cent he's got, but Lamont won't believe m IB THE 5 lit STATE 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Free- Dine & Dance 0 HOGAN'S HEROES '•Kommandaht Schullx" 12:30 CD NIGHT FINAL hold Raceway. Admiral Bcnbow Inn O THE BRADY BUNCH 12:50 ID GOOD NEWS In conjunction with the fes- atlhr -The Show Must Go On" 1:00 O MIDNIGHT SPECIAL tival, the Freehold Exchange \ 2 Jackson Shed, Highlands, N.J. Q METS BASEBALL Hosts: Jack Burns. Avery Schreiber. Guests: The I'llOllc: 201-291-1232 American Express Cards Honored "Molly* Mets vs. Pittsburgh. Hollies The O'Jays. Steve Martin, Mark Almond, Club will present an Antique The Crusaders, Ronnie Dyson Auto Meet in cooperation with ffl WASHINGTON: WEEK IN REVIEW O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE "on tlie |>icluiTS(|iir Ninesinli Kivcr" "Golden Breed" the North Shore Antique Auto 1:15 8:30 O THE LITTLE PEOPLE Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 1:26 Club. A highlight of the meet "The Birthday Boy." Anne, Pun, and a small boy 0 HOLLYWOOD FINEST I will be Model "T" Auto Races Dining frantically plan a novel aurprlse for the doctor's "Wings In the Dark" (1035) starring Carj Grant, Dancing birthday, not realizing how unusual it will be. (It) Myrna Loy. sponsored by the Turtle Wax NOTICE 1:30 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 8 THE LATE SHOW Co. for cash prizes. American and Friday at 9 Q THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY "Boeing;, Boeing" (1965) starring Tony Curtis, "The Mod Father." Shirley'H parents, after a mara- Jerry Lewis. about ALLENTOWN FAIR show tickets Continental Saturday at 9:30 thon group therajiy session, attempt to Institute Many of New Jersey's finest Cuisine Featuring * a policy of total honesty in the Partridge house- craftsmen will be on hand at hold, (R) the festival to display, demon- JOHNNY MANN AND STAND UP AND CHEER - AUG 2 The Jerry Kay Trio strate and sell their arts and Breakfast at NO MINIMUM crafts, including furniture KENNY ROGERS AND THE FIRST EDITION - AUG. 2 7 am No Cover Charge stripping and refinishing, re- • verse paintings on glass, glass THE OSMONDS SHOW-AUG. 3-4 Luncheon at 12 blowing, model airplanes, FESTIVAL OF COUNTRY MUSIC-AUG. 5 from $2.25 boutique items, small sculp- Maurice Caruso ture, handmade colonial THE BURT BACHARACH SHOW - AUG. 6-7-8 • - • at the Piano ~ dolls, bonnets, aprons, Dinner at 6 Nightly plaques, handmade gifts, toys, THE HUMPERDINCK SHOW - AUG. 9-10-11 From $5.95 silhouettes and paintings. Many Monday Our outstanding attractions with two shows nightly, 6 and 9:30. Re- Thru antique dealers from all over served seat tickets: Track S9V - S8'*« - $7"**; Grandstand $5 New Jersey will have displays - $4 Except Aug. 2 (Johnny Mann's Stand Up and Cheer and Kenny Thursday from their shops. Rogers FIrat Edition Show) when the tickets will be J8, S7 and SB on Cocktail Hour the track and $4 and $3 In the grandstand. Stanley Mdntosh of Little Monday thru Friday ' All Seats Reserved and Under Cover "* All Seats Reserved and Not Under Cover Silver will play his bagpipe in " Alt Sean Reserved and Not Under Cover "" All Seats Reserved Bnd Not Under Cover 5 to 6 pm AMPLE FREE the afternoon. He has been • playing the bagpipe for many ^i «-.-_-_-_ When ordering tickets, please give your 1st, 2nd and 3rd PARKING M \J I tlZ choices and your telephone number. You will receive the a la Carte years and has traveled to Eu- best seats available. Any overpayment will tic returned. Sunday thru Thursday rope to the Scottish Games Till 10:45 and to London to meet the Send self-addressed stamped envelope with your ticket order. RESERVATIONS yueen's Piper. Friday till 11:45 Also planned is a perform- Free Grounds Admission Ticket worth $1.00 given with each reserved 747-2500 seat ticket purchased prior lo'Aup. 1, except Preview Night, Aug. 2, when Saturday till 12:45 ance by the 4-H Club Square there will be no outside gale admission. Dancers, Helene Dunn, folk [oily Pit che singer from Englishtown, the Ed Leidig, President-General Manager COMEDY COMING — Rehearsing for their performance of "Red Snea- Blue Water Ramblers will Inn & Mote kers," to be presented May 19 and 20 at 2 p.m. in the Theatre Barn at play bluegrass music, and for ALLENTOWN FAIR, AUGUST 2-11 Thompson Park, Lincroft, are, standing left to right, Tracy Walter, 12, the children a petting zoo and 17th & Chew Sts., Allentown, Pa. 18104 and Matthew Walter, 9, both of Little Silver; Marie DeVoto, 13, Matawan, kiddie rides provided by John Wendy Walter, 7, and Deidre Thommes, 12, Both of Little Silver; seated, McLean. Area Code 215/433-7541 Robert Kwalick, 11, New Shrewsbury. The original production is being staged by the Children's Theatre of the Monmouth County Park System, with free admission.
Hazlet Drama Workshop To Present Play Series TjineatOurPlace^ 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY, N.J. HAZLET - Members of the The group, under the direc- A & P Shopping Center 741-0361 *v Hazlet Township Pre-Teen tion of Kathy Hawkins and MOTHER'S D« Drama Workshop will make Nancy Kaufmann will present their debut Friday at S p.m. in "International Tales," a pro- the Union Avenue School. The gram consisting of the one-ad public is welcome. plays "Quick-Witted Jack," SOUPS "The Tiger, the Brahman and the Jackal" and "King Arthur CREAM OF TURKEY ROYALE FRENCH ONION AU GRAT1N RESERVE and His Knights." Now For The workshop's more than 40 members rehearse Satur-- ABSOLUTELY FREE • ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS ENTREES day mornings in the recrea- tion building in Veterans Me- GET A TUB OF CHICKEN FREE morial Park. Broiled Fresh Filet of Lemon Sole 2.25 With purchase of... $16 0 OR MORE Broiled While Stuffed Baby Flounder 2.50 —Jewish Singles Dance" . ONE FREE TUB OF CHICKEN Sunday May 13,1973 Bring this coupon to Chicken Holiday TO A FAMILY Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus 3.25 THE LOG CABIN and receive a tempting tub ol 4 Hot 675 Rur fun Rd , CloA, N J. Choice chunks of Country Chicken • MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OVER EXPIRES 8 P.M. 5/15/73 CALL AHEAD FOR SPEEDY PICK UP SERVICE Roast Long Island Duckling with Giblet Gravy 2.65 8 00 P M. to 1 2 Midmghl *9*i 30-35 BBR [May Hoi Be Used With Any Oilier Coupon] EAT IN OB TAKE OUT Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing 1.90 THE IMPOSSIBLES DINNER P.O. Boa 190, Hotiwny. M J. 07063 Roast Leg of Spring Lnmb with Mint Jelly 2.65 SUN., MAY 13 Roast Sirloin of Beef Au Jus 2.85 OLDE Roast Virginia Ham with Hawaiian Pineapple Sauce 2.35 UNION HOUSE the CLAM HUT Fried Jumbo Stuffed Shrimp '. 2.85 call 842-7575 Wharf Ave., Broiled Twin South African Lobster Tails ..-. 5.50 HAPPY MOTHER >S DA Y WAGONWHEEL SERVED WITH BOWL OF PLAYHOUSE CRISP SALAD AND CHOICE OF DRESSINGIPOTATO. VEGETABLE, presents AND A BASKET OF HARD ROLLS "HOW THE p.s.irsouii BIRTHDAY TOO! Open 24 Hours Friday and Saturday OTHER HALF Open Mother's Day 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. LOVES" Now Open 5 Days A Week May4.5.11 & 12 Wed. 5-9, Thurs. 5-9, Frl. 5-10 REX DINER Curtain 8:30 Sat. Noon-10, Sun. Noon-9 117 W. Front St. 741-5517 Red Bank the Barn Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound "The three egg breakfast diner" Ave. ol lite Two Riuers New Phone No: Rumson Foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avenue, For tickets call 946-9756 HIGHLANDS 872-O9O9 The Dally Register, Bed Ban^-MlddJetown, N J. Friday, May 11,1971 13
- • MR. WX.ULE1 HHSHlOkTHOOO EVENING fc» S LASSIE „ SUNDAY a SIXTY MtNure • THE TUKHIHS rOtHTS w MORNING MORNING B WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE EVENING i:20 • CALL TO ntAYEft "Rio QrvuV (I960) starring John Wayne, Msu* IstO « THE W6S BUNNY SHOW ->r MO a e NEWS «J0 8 REHGION . reen OBut A US. Cavalry, led by a tough com- : maader. attempts- to stop Apache raids during the O THE HOUND CATS . B WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE 4:45 Q SERMONETTE , O H. R. PUFNSTUF "In Our Time- (lMi) starrmg 1d» tnpiiio, Fnl Indian-Maclean oorder wars. . • . tB CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP B CONSCIOUSNESS RISING BAROQUE CENTER TO BE IN BERKSHIRES •O DISTRICT 9 FRONTLINE Henreld. An Enjllsh girl married to • Ml* count B GIVE US THIS DAY Melba Tolllver host! thla focus on five women and O WONDERFUL WORLD OF BROTHER MJZZ is ought In the war. 8 ARCHIE'S FUN HOUSE - their very different personal responses to the wom- NEW YORK (AP) - Plans j ; O BAT MASTERSON 7.00 ne first season wiI1 beg n 1:30 O SABRINA, THE TEENAGE WITCH O MODERN FARMER en's movement. B CHOICES FOR 74 for a center for baroque music, this ear with a three-week Q ROMAN HOLIDAYS B WONDER WINDOW B THE BIG PREVIEW 6:30 O CBS,EVENING NEWS & BUGS BUNNY ID CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP "Winchester '73" (1950). starring James Stewart, in the Berkshires, were an- conferenCe of seminars and O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Shelley Winters. A man out to settle an old score, nounced here by the Aston 0 THE JACKSON 5 O THE REASONER REPORT 7:17=15 5 CD OAVEYANO'GOLIATH starts out to italk an enemy with a Winchester public performances June 9 to Q CONECTICUT REPORT I THE REASONER REPORT _ MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 7:22 Magna Foundation for Music ID APPRENDA INGLES O MILLION DOLLAR MOVE ™ g ™^™Hf.R ID SESAME STREET 30 in Great Harrington, Mass. The Fat Man" (1051) starring J. ScoU Smart, 7:25 4:30 B NEWS Inc. 09 MISTER06ERS1 NEIGHBORHOOD Rock Hudton. A detective Is called to Investigate 7:30 O THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 7.-00 BI! SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS IN 8 THE CHAN AND THE CHAN CLAN the disappearance of a girl's fiance wid unearthi Q WATCH YOUR CHILD I WILD KINGDOM Q THE JETSONS the. trail that leads him both to the circus ud to 0 UNDERDOG B BUCK BEAUTY . . murder. 0 DAKTARI Q THE CHRISTOPHERS "The Recruiting Sergeant." A neighbor Joins the a THE OSMONDS ID ROLLIN' . Quests: Kenny Rogers, The First Edition. ID SPIDERMAN Army, then is faced with a charge of heart Q THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW 7*0.0 UFO t:00 O PATCHWORK FAMILY ID RUN FOR YOUR LIFE Q BIOGRAPHY •Flight Path." A man's devotion to his wife is Q LIBRARY LIONS ID ZOOM 0D SESAME STREET used as a weapon to force him to turn trsitor. 0 WONDERAMA 7:30 B THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW MO Q SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES O TO TELL THE TRUTH O FAITH FOR TODAY Dick gets another chance at the big time when FAMOUS SINCE 1910 Q THE PINK PANTHER B NEWS Q DAVEY AND GOLIATH a network bigwig arranges an audition for Mm Q ABC SATURDAY SUPERSTAR MOVIE ID CHILLER THEATRE ID THE LITTLE RASCALS as a possible replacement for a troublesoms talk- Q NEW JERSEY REPORT "Ths She Creature" (1C5S) starring Chester Mor- Q COMMUNITY AT URGE show star. (RJ ris, Maria English. Under hypnotic control of a 1:30 a WORLD OF DISNEY OPEN FOR BUSINESS Q JUVENILE JURY O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP sideshow artist, a beautiful girl is reincarnated •The Young Loner.'i An orphan boy's bellgerent 10:00 Q UNDERDOG as a moruter, killing at his bidding. O DAY OF DISCOVERY attitude jeopsrdizes his chances for a new life on OPEN SALAD BAR 0 LANCER IS ZOOM ' ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO a sheep ranch. (Ft. I) (R) Q SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE 7:30 O THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT 1:45 O MARYKNOLL WORLD B THE GEORGE KIRBY SHOW "Creature With the Atom Brain" (1856) starring Q THE PARENT GAME 9:00 0 THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOTHER IB TO BE ANNOUNCED SERVING FOR Richard Denning, Angela Stevens. A deported ID ERICA Q TV SUNDAY SCHOOL fcOO B MAS.H. gangster returns to the U.S. with a scientist who When an ailing P.O.W. needs a blood transfusion, "Stitches In Needlepoint" Q THE ANSWER can turn men Into robots. Q ORAL ROBERTS the devious H&wkeye and Trapper John sneak Into 7:45 ffi THEONIE Major Burns' quarters and steal a pint. (R> MOTHER'S DAY (D WAILY'S WORKSHOP ID SUPERMAN ffi THE ELECTRIC COMPANY "Ghiches Me Ami" B THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW For Reservations call: 842-0205 B:00 8 ALL IN THE FAMILY 9:15' O TV HEBREW SCHOOL B THE F.B.I. 10:30 Q JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS O THE WAY TO GO OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT O THE BARKLEYS The ad Edith answered for a pen pal was really 9:30 "End of a Nightmare." A man, escaped from a one for "swingers" and the pen-pals drop in for Q FROM NOW ON penitentiary, seeks revenge on the persons re- Closed Tuesdays Q THE BRADY KIDS a visit. (R) O FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE sponsible for the annulment of his marriage. (R) ID UNTAMED WORLD Q EMERGENCY O RIGHT NOW B MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (B MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD "Trainee." A former Vietnam medic joins the fire (D THE ADDAMS FAMILY "Delia" (1D66) starring Joan Crawford, Diane 11:00 Q FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR department and volunteers for paramedic training Q LAMP UNTO MY FEET Baker. A wealthy, imperious woman• and her but his actions nearly cause tragedy. (R) daughter have been virtual prisoners in their msn- Q SEALAB 2020 10:00 O SUNDAY 0 SOUL TRAIN 0 AMERICAN ADVENTURE aion for years until a young lawyer resolves to 8 HERE WE GO AGAIN Q CURIOSITY SHOP Q BEWITCHED free the .girl from her seclusion. "When You're Second, Tou Try Harder." Trying to 0 VALUES FOR THE SEVENTIES Of NEWS AT EIGHT 0B ACTION PLAYHOUSE prove to hbnself that he's as good as ever, Richard ID BATMAN t:30 B MANNIX ••Sea Devils" (1053) starring Rock Hudson, TvonM challenges Jerry to a tennis match. (R) O LOOK UP AND LIVE A deported gang lord's enemies believe he has deCarta. A fisherman attempU to smugs It s. wom- O SPECIAL: I REMEMBER MAMA 10:30 an Into France. O POINT OF VIEW slipped back into the country and try desperately Irene Dunne and Barbara Bel Geddel alsr In this to track him down. (R) (B SESAME STREET 1648 film about a cloiely-knlt Norwegian family ID GILLIGAN'S ISLAND $050 0 CAMERA THREE B NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE ALL YOU 11:30 O RUNAROUND and their Indomitable mother. IB HUMANITIES FILM FORUM 11:00 "Blues for Sally M." A. musician dedicates a com- OKID POWER 0 THE FLINTSTONES position to Sally McMiUan, though she. denies BUFFET CAN EAT p*r "Alexander Nevsky." The story of the feeling of O BULLWINKLE knowing him. (R) poreon Q ROLLER DERBY nationalism that helped some Russian townspeople Q REX HUMBARD AFTERNOON survive Invsalons In the Middle Ages. ID THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER (Butfat served 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.) 1:30 O BRIDGET l.OVES BERNIE ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR IB THE FRENCH CHEF 12:00 O ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES Bernie Is offered a Job as a newspaper reporter 0 FACE THE NATION 9:00 e LUCY-DESI COMEDY HOUR MOTHER'S DAY HOUSE DINNERS G) AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS in Providence, R.I., but everyone has mixed emo- 11:30 0 MAKE A WISH 8 THE ABC SUNDAY NISHT MOVIE B CREATURE FEATURE tions about his leaving New York. (P.) m SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES "Where Eagles Dare" (Part I) (1969) starring Plus "Cape Canaveral Moniter" (I860) starring Scott B HOGAN'S HEROES "Little Giant" (1946) starring Bud Abbott, Lou Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood. Allitalr Mac- Peters, Linda Connell. Life forces from mother "Soaring" Costelio. Thanks to a hoax, a farm boy becomes Lean's dramatic tale of espionage and spine-ting- REGULAR A LA CARTE MENU AVAILABLE planet, lent as a vanguard to delay our mlsila O A TOUCH OF GRACE . development until their planet can strike, take a successful salesman, ling action in World War n. (Part EC will be pre- "The Weekend" Grace shocks her daughter by sented May Itth at 0:00.) over bodies of people they kill. gentleman AFTERNOON going off for a weekend with her ID BLACK PRIDE O FUNKY PHANTOM friend. Herbert, Q) MASTERPIECE THEATER E THE ELECTRIC COMPANY O HEE HAW 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS "Vanity Fair." Becky meets Rawdon Crawley and CHOP STICKS 12:30 Q CBS NEWS SPECIAL Guests: Ray Stevenl, Donna Fargo. O RESEARCH PROJECT they plan to marry. "What's Skylab All About?" 9:30 B BARNABY JONES RESTAURANT O TALKING WITH A GIANT 7:00 Q THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW "Blonde Dynamite" (1950) starring Leo Gorcey, Jones,'who had turned over his detective business 19 MAIN ST, EATONTOWM „> O LIDSVILLE Mary's parents move to Minneapolis to be near Hunt! Hall. The boys organize an eicort bureau. to his son, Is forced out of quiet retirement on his their daughter, but they move too close for com- g VISION ON O ACTION THEATRE ranch to track down his aon's killer. (R) 542-4646 Q NEW YORK REPORT "Cult of the Cobra" (1955) starring Richard Long, OSATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES g HOUR OF•POWER MOT A3SOCIA TFD WITHtNt OTHER David Janssen. A group or O.I.'s in an Asiatic (D CHOICES FOR 76 ".ESMIMAttT INU0NM0UTH COUHTV city are the unwelcomed observers of a cobra "Elmer Gantry" (1960) starring Burt Lancaster, 12:25 B MIDDAY REPORT 10:00 Q NEWS SPECIAL worshippers' occult ritual. Shirley Jones. Elmer Gantry teams up with a 12:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING This program will present the Democratic candi- traveling evangelist show and finds himself under ID MYSTERY MOVIE O MEET THE PRESS . dates for Mayor in the Primary Election In New fHl PARKINS mtATOHTOWN lOnOUCHLOt "Forbidden Cargo" (1996) starring Nigel Patrick. fire from a newspaperman who tries to expose 8 EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE York. WIUlrtlTlHlUUtW Greta Gynt. Customs service investigator dashes him publicly. (R) 0 NEWS 0 SPECIAL: SEARCH FOR THE NILE 1:00 B WHA HOCKEY PLAYOFF with a narcotics smuggling syndicate. ,"The Dream of the Wanderer." (Part 1) O WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS Q GARNER TED ARMSTRONG Q] SESAME STREET B 5 STAR MOVIE (B FIRING LINE 8 THE STRAUSS FAMILY • 10:30 B THE PROTECTORS 1:00 0 CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL "Schani." Johann Strauss who Is the Waltz King "Wells Fargo" (1937) atarrins; Joel McCrea., "Headline Hunters." Three children use Ingenuity of Vienna, la challenged for that title by his ion. Frances Dee. While building the Wells Fargo «*• "First Circle." Rule Is called on to give protection to lava their father's newspaper from going out 9:30 B THE BOB NEWHART SHOW press service, a truited official ttrtckl bis mar- * to a man whose mind has snapped. (R) HAVE MOTHER'S DAY DINNER of business. (R) Howard, whose divorce settlement Includes two rlage. ' S SPORTS EXTRA O DIRECTIONS O TOWN MEETING ON POVERTY weekends a month with his son, Is sure the boy B THIS IS YOUR LIFE WITH US IN THE doesn't like him, when he and Jerry hit It off like B MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Guest: Alexis Smith. O AMERICAN BANDSTAND old pala. (R) Guest: Fulton J. Sheen. ID WITH MAYOR LINDSAY WINE BARREL ROOM 1:30 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY OJ I DREAM OF JEANNIE ID YANKEES BASEBALL "Bowery Boys Meet Monsters" (1950 starring Yankees vs. Orioles. (Doubleheader) 11 KM a a a NEWS Huntz Hall, Leo Gorcey. Seeking the use of s> •The Indespensable Jeannie" B GABEI 10:00 O THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW 1:30 B ISSUES AND ANSWERS vacant lot as a baseball field, the boys become B METS BASEBALL 8 CHOICES FOR 76 trapped In the weird house of a mad genius. Q ID NEWS Mets vs. Pittsburgh. "Cities and Suburbs" © THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Q ASSIGNMENT: VIENNA •,,„ ID EDSARJWAILACEMYSTERY HOUR .- — 2:00 • Q BA5KETBALL .-,--,.,- "Queen's Gambit." A museum curator asks Jake) 2:00 B CHOICES FOR "74 ' "The Snare Out." Hoping to clear a shady past, Webster's help in recovering the stolen royal crown 3;00 FAMILY ^ft_ Q NBC BASEBALL 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE & private investigator works undercover to smash of Bosnia. "The Conspirators" (1944) starring Hedy Lamarr, O LIKE IT IS a blackmail ring which has already caused three 10:15 O THE MANCINI GENERATION Paul Henreid. In 1944 Lisbon, Nails brush against deaths. ! Q PRE-GAME SHOW 10:30 0 BLACK NEWS anti-Nazis, and a soldier of fortune helps refugees. 11:30 8 THE NAME OF THE GAME SPECIAL "195 ID YANKEES BASEBALL ID EQUAL TIME a AMERICAN SPORTSMAN "The Suntan Mob." Tarrell uses a mobster's girl Yankees vs. Orioles. Peter Breclc and Ed Nelson hunt birds in Africa; friend to help him prove that a small Island Is IB SPECIAL OF THE WEEK James Cobum learns to race autos and American. E ZOOM "Eisenstetn" under the control of a crime syndicate. 2:10 O METS BASEBALL Sportsman pays tribute to the late Joe Brooks, si' 10:45 O BLACK OMNIBUS renowned angler. a SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL Mets vs. Pittsburgh. "Wait Until Dark" (1M7) starring Audrey Hep- 3 11:00 a O NEWS 3;3O B CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR 2:30 0 MR. TOUGH GUYS . bum, Alan Arkln. A blind woman Is trapped In "No Man Of Her Own" (1932) «tarrlnr Clark 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Today's event: The $10,000 Winner-Take-All Chal- "You Can't Be A Little Girl All Your Life" lege Tennis Match between Bobby Riggs, 59-year- her apartment by an evil trio ready to murder CHILDREN $2.00 Gable, Carole Lombard. A suav* cardsharp In- old tennis wonder and 30-year-old Margaret Court, for % heroin-filled doll in her possession. volves an Innocent girl as a decoy for the set-up ID NHL ACTION world's top women's player. a THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW 11:30 games, love steps In. B THE LATE SHOW • 8 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE I B THE ELECTRIC CO. "House on Greennpplft Road" (1059) starring Chris- "St. Valentine's Day Massacre" (1967) starring 3:00 O OUTDOORS topher <3eorge, Janet Leigh. Circumstantial evidence 4:(X) O NHL STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Jason Robards, George Segal, and the disappearance of his wife Implicates a man (B SESAME STREET B COLONIAL NAT'L INVITATIONAL IB SOULI American Express • Master Charge as a murder suspect. ABC Sports covers the final round of play in this 3:30 a COLONIAL NATIONAL GOLF 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE "Farrakhan, the) Minister. An interview with Black golf tournament from tho Colonial Country Club Muslim minister Louis Farrakhan, (R) 4:00 O THE PEOPLE "Above and Beyond" (1953) starring Robert Taylor, # in Ft. Forth, Texas. Guestsl Jerry Butler, Tom T. Hall, Irwln Stela- Eleanor Parker. The training and selection of 12:00 Q HOLLYWOOD SHOWCASE Colonel Tibhlls, the man who piloted Uie plans B CANDID CAMERA "The Bank Dick" {1M0) itarrlnt; W.C. Fields. which dropped the Atom Bomb over Hiroshima. (B SPORTS 70V ID ENCOUNTER EIESAME STREET "Lacrosse" O SATURDAY NISHT MOVIE I .,. 12:30 ID ASK CONGRESS WILLOWBROQK INN 4:30 0 THE BOBBY GOLDSBORO SHOW "Night of the Generals" (186T) starring Peter *»» B MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "A Lawless Street" (1055) starring Randolph IKK) a THE GREAT GREAT SHOW ' Guest: Lynne Anderson. O'Toole. Omar Sharif. A Warsaw prosltute during "Dr. Ehrllch's Magic Bullet" (1840) starring Ed- 740 RIVER RD. 741-Z099 FAIR HAVEN O THIS IS YOUR LIFE Nazi occupation, is found brutally murdered, sus- Scott,* Angela Lansbury. A marshal! comes back picion falls on three NrtEi generals. to his hometown to find It In the grips of ruth- ward O. Robinson, Ruth Gordon. Guest: Johnny Cash. less men. ID INSIGHT ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ID CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL 5:00 B YOU ARE THERE 1:10 8 THE LATE SHOW About to be evicted Lou and Bud convince t»elr "The Four Days of Naples" (1963) starring Jean "The War of the Worlds" (1153) starring Gene landlord of a millionaire uncle of whom l«u U Sore]. Lea Massorl. B SPECIAL sole heir. Barry, Ann Robinson. IMS Q NEWS "The King Family Mother* Day" 1:30 Q SEA HUNT 5:00 0 CHOICES FOR '76 Q TALES OF TERROR 5:30 B CBS SPORTS ILLUSTRATED O SPORTS CHALLENGE B SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II "Creature From the Black Lagoon" (1954) starring O POSITIVELY BLACK "Racing Blood" (1834» starring Bin Williams, Jean 0 THE BIG VALLEY Richard Carlson, Julie Adams. B WATER WORLD Porter. "FAMOUS FOR ITALIAN CUISINE" Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 12:15 . Q SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW "The Indy '500' Time Trials from Indlaiupolll 1:25 O NEWS AND WEATHER Raceway, World Wrlatwrestling Championships. These program listings are the most accurate of any weekly television guide. 1:40 B EVENING PRAYER All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- MOTHER'S DAY O I SPY 1:45 Q THE ADVENTURER "Blackout" 1:50 B NEWS ceived are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to press. ID MOVIE AT FIVE 1:56 B COMBAT As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout ihe Specials! "D.O.A." (1B49) starring Edmond O'Brien, Pamela week in The Daily Regisler supplying viewers with the most up'to-lhe-minute Britton. A man almoat killed by a dose of slow 2:00 B THE LATE SHOW II acting poison, sets out to find out who made the "Love In the Afternoon" (1937) starrlnf Gary - program information available. attempt on his life and why. Cooper, Audrey Hepburn. PRIME RIBS 6.95 SIRLOIN STEAK wilh onion rings 7.00 'Count Downs' To Play in Park THE FABULOUS HALF BROILED CHICKEN 3.75 UNCROFT - The "Count FISH FILET PARMIGIANA 3.75 Downs" of Drexel University, will appear in concert at 2 SHORE CASINO CHOICE OF APPETIZERS THE p.m. Sunday in Holmdel Park. Slmoa Uke Dr., This exciting stage and jazz COFFEE AND DESSERT rock band is under the baton INVITES YOJ TO HAVE A 'NAVIGATOR' of alumnus Kenneth Delmar. The group is well known on SPECIAL campus and the surrounding MOTHER'S DAY IS area. They have toured five MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL WITH YOUR ENTIBE ULQL countries in Europe. FAMILY 244 WEST FRONT ST. . / RID BANK This concert is sponsored by COMPLETE 5 COURSE DINNER S 741-9220 '•'74.-3382 COMING... the Monmouth County Park • ENTERTAINMENT From 2.75 & Up WE DELIVER ALL MENU ITEMS System. It is part of its 1973 • SUPERB HOLIDAY1 MENU Music in the Parks Series. Served from 1 P.M. • REDUCED CHILDREN'S PRICES OPEN EVERY NIGHT • SERVED FROM 1 P.M. Cor. First and Center MIB., Atlantic Highlands PHONE 291-3330 OPEN SUN. AT1:30 FOR RESERVATIONS... 291-4300 Barnacle Bill is back BUSINESSMEN'S SHORE CASINO • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LUNCH COCKTAILS Monday thru Friday 11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. SEA FOOD Special Dining Facilities (or ON THE Club & Business Luncheons NAVESINK ENJOY MOTHER'S DAY DINNER WITH US! Longoor MON.THRUFRI. BRING MOM AND 5 P.M. TO 2 A.M. Italian-American Restaurant ALL THE CHILDREN WED. FRI. SAT. & SUN. 1074 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright COMPLETE MOTHER'S DAY FOLK-ROCK ENTERTAINMENT SAT. & SUN. MENU FRIDAY FEATURE NOON UNTIL 2 A.M Delightful Dining... Dancing Fri. & Sat. Nile Enjoy fine Italian American food In the JOLLIE |\/|A MM mm' "I TO EYE relaxed Atmosphere of a Sicilian Courtyard. CHARLIE IVIHlMlM MERRY MEM . OPEN OJW.Y AT11:30 A.M. FOR LUNCH Evenings - Tuesday thru Sunday FEATURING CARLA 65 Miller St. Highlands ON THE DOCK 1st STREET as always Bring the entire family The Best In Food & Music RUMSON 747-9890 BA9.QRS7. L4 The Daily Register, F«l Bank-MiddJettmn. N.J. Friday, Mav II, 1973
:•.-.•>-•• WAlTttMAM This Weekend at the Movies MATHS RED SANK ASBURY PARK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HAZLET CINEMA 1- . ,„„„ (•••••••••I CINEMA III- SAVOY- ATLANTIC CtNEMA- PLAZA , Fri. Effect ot Comma Roys '•,™j.*-?).,. Fri. World's Greotest Athlete 7:00; 9:00 Sot Effect ot Gommo Ron 2:00; 3:5!. Fri. ond Sat. The Effect 61 Gomma Fri. ond Sot. The Curious Teenooer Fri. Pete n Tittle 7:M;9;3O 5:55; 7:50; 9:50 Rays an Mon-ln-The-Moon Mangolds 7:00; 1:30; ID 00 Reefer Madness. 12 Sot. Kiddle Show 2:00 Pete 'n Tilie ot. World's Greatest Athiele 2:00; 7:15. 9:00; 10:45 Woody Allen's Bonanos midnile 7:30; 9:30 7:00; 9:00 MATAWAN Sun. The Curious Teenager 2.00, 7 30 Sun. Kiddie Show 2:00 Pete 'n Tlllie Sun. World's Greatest Athiele 2:00; (Sat ond Sun. MA TINE E in case of 9:00 7:00; 9:00 5:00; 7:00; 9:00 CINEMA 34- Berlin 85 Today rainl 200 KEANSBURG RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— Fn Sovlent Green 7:45: 9:45 Sun. Tne Effects of Gamma Rays 515- Fn. and Sat. Poseidon Adventure 8:20 Sat. Kiddle Show 2:00 Soylenl Green 7:00. 8 45 Bananas 10 30 LYRIC- tile hut doesn't publish, feel- Fn. Slither 7:45; ?45 COLONIAL— 12:19 Hat Rock 10:35 SuV Kiddie Show 2:00 Soylent Green NEW YORK By DR. JAMES M. LONG Remember the humorous parody "Hello Mother, Hello Fa- ther, here I am at Camp G ... and by the way the lake has al- Family Counselor ligators"? All of us were able to identify with the happy-go- lucky rascal of a son who wrote of his camp experiences. The subject of the choice of camp for youngsters certainly involves to know the ratio of counselors to children; for example, 20 more than a few laughs and requires a great deal of thoughtful children to a counselor means limited supervision and atten- reflection. tion, as compared to an 8 to 1 ratio. A recommendation by a The question of which camp to-choose should be a major national organization can provide some security in the selec- consideration for parents because each camp has its own char- tion of a camp. acteristics. One camp may be ideal for a particular youngster; Youngster With Problems but for another child, it may not be appropriate at all. Before making a final decision for a camp experience the The initial question parents should ask is whether or not parents need to recognize that the camp personnel should the camp represents their desire for freedom from "parent- know about the child's personality and any of his problems. A ing;" or whether it provides an additional growth experience Counselor who knows beforehand that a particular youngster for their youngster. has a bed-wetting problem is better prepared to help the Rtjlslv staff Photo One type child most camps do not want at all is a "mixed- youngster with the problem and to cope with some of the "kid- THE EMERALD BALL - Decorationvfor the fund to aid Frank Jenkins Jr., 17, an Eatontown. up" youngster. After ,the initial answer a decision has to be ding" that will emanate from the other children. Emerald Boll, set for next Friday at 7:30 p.m. in youth who sustained a spinal injury, diagnosed as' made on the type of camp most suitable for the child. For ex- A camp experience for a youngster can have many benefi- the Homestead, Spring Lake Heights, are com- a total quadriplegia. The benefit is sponsored by ample, a father who selects a football camp on the theory that cial results. Parents have been known to react pleasantly after peted by, left to right, Mrs. Albert Carelli, decor Jhe Woman's Community Club of Eatontown and he wants his son to develop more aggressiveness, or to become their child has returned from camp by observing his improved chairman; Mrs. Vincent Urgo, reservations co- concerned citizens. No tickets will be sold at the more athletic, may not be reasoning the best interest of his eating habits. What happened during the stay is that many chairman; Mrs. Nunzio Calise, general chairman door. Music will be by Joe Boa and orchestra. son. learn through imitation and are not so ready to cause a fuss in and Mrs. Robert Dixon, posters. Reservations Prime rib dinner will be served. Most people are familiar with Boy Scouts and what they the mess hall when vegetables are served. Youngsters also deadline is Monday. Proceeds will go to a trust can expect if they send their son to a scout camp. However, can learn to swim because most camps employ a qualified in- this is not true of many of the private camps because each structor (another "must" to be checked out before applying). camp program varies. One would hope that if a youngster has Children also learn to work with other youngsters and main- grown up within the. confines of a city that the camp selected tain their own cabin; and many youngsters have their initial would concentrate more on the outdoor type of activities — as experience with washing dishes, pots, and pans. Mothers Day Rings Bells opposed to basketball and similar activities usually associated Separation Short Term with traditional recreation programs. The separation between the parents and youngsters is short- ASBURY PARK - Even get together on a happy day." to the boardwalk and let them a family Mother's Day cele- If it is not possible for the parents and the child to make a term, but does contribute to the child's growth towards com- though they have their own Almost 11 million interstate do anything they want to do." bration later. We go wayou't visit to the camp there might be other ways to broaden one's plete independency and adulthood. The only trouble is that the families, Mrs. Diane Brown telephone calls will be made Mother's Day for Mary No- with big Italian meals." knowledge of a particular camp-perhaps by obtaining the parents more than the child appear to be more concerned over and Mrs. Mary Noviello will on Mother's Day this year, an viello will be a bit hectic^this Mrs. Noviello lives with her names of other parents whose child has attended this one the separation. Fortunately, most camps are prepared to deal spend a good part of Mother's increase of 800,000 over last year because it's Mother's husband, Alfonso, their three camp. gently with the adults' anxiety. Day away from home making year. A 23 per cent increase in Day in the office and she has children, age 12, nine and six Sometimes during the off-season the camps will arrange to * # + many other families happy. international calling this year a heavy schedule of her own and her mother in Neptune. . have geographical meetings in order to meet and discuss their Dr. Long will be happy to answer questions directed to Mrs. Brown and Mrs. is also predicted; a total Mother's Day celebration lat- In addition to the six of camp and program with potential clients. Be cautious of bas- htm by mall in care of The Daily Register, Red Bank, N.J. Noveillo are, telepnone oper- 98,500 overseas calls made to er. them, "I expect seven or ing a decision on an attractive brochure. Parents should want 07701. Confidentiality will be respected. eight brothers, sisters and ators who will be working at or from the United States. "It's not just the volume of their families to come over." New Jersey Bell Telephone Statewide, New Jersey Bell calls that makes Mother's Company's Asbury Park toll expects to handle 15.5 million Day different from other Sun- switchboards Sunday to help telephone calls on Mother's days, it's the pattern of the Central Area customers in the Day. About 2.5 million calls calls," she explained. CUT-Ups Initiate Asbury Park vicinity get in will be toll calls, a seven People generally call their touch with their own families per cent increase over toll across the country. families right after religious NewProgram Events calling last Mother's Day, and services around noon and ' After Christmas, Mother's a 27 per cent increase in toll early in the evening. Since so head of the program, Julie Day is usually the busiest calls recorded on an average SHREWSBURY - Parents many people are calling at Without Partners announces Foster, Neptune, or by writ- "special day" for telephoning spring Sunday. this time, it's sometimes diffi- its first programs for the ing Parents Without Partners, during the year. "And oper- Some Special Assistance cult to get through, she noted. younger single parent. The Central Jersey Shore Chapter ators, like nurses, take turns Although most of the toll Best Time To Call program is known as CUT- No. 7, P.O. Box 7« Shrews- working on holidays," Mrs. calls will be direct dialed, "The best time to call long Ups, with CUT, an acroym for bury, N.J. 07701. It is an inter- Brown, of Asbury Park, ex- some 132,000 of them will re- distance would be early in the parents of Children Under national non-profit, non-secta- plains. quire special assistance from -morning or late afternoon." Twelve. rian educational organization "Anyone would rather bo operators like Mrs. Brown devoted to the welfare and in- Mrs. Noviello logged a lot of Among the Central Shore home with their own families, and Mrs. Noviello who will be terests of single parents and directory assistance (informa- Chapter's scheduled activities but since we must work, we on switchboard duty. their children. tion) service over the years, are a Fabulous 5Us party for have the satisfaction of know- "The atmosphere here at "even that service is heavier adults; lecture on "Knowing ing that we are helping people the switchboards will be gen- VISIT IN SPAIN on Mother's Day." Yourself," parent-child soft erally 'cheery'," Mrs. Brown ball game, informal patio par- HIGHLANDS - Mr. .and explains. Most people will be "You would be amazed at ty and dancing, and a rapp Mrs. Kenneth McSherry and DANCE in a good mood when they call how many people call at the session on "Open Friend- daughters Nancy and Laurel, for operator assistance, she last moment for forgotten ship." Kilocycle Hill, returned from CLASSES said. "More people than usual telephone numbers and such the Island of Majorca in Single parents interested in Spain, where they were vaca- • Acrobatic • Qymnaitlc will try to generate good things as florists, telegrams (candy and flowers) and res- membership may contact the tioning - • Balanc* Beam wiH." An operator's biggest chal- taurants for reservations. I lenge is the customer in a bad guess they just suddenly real- mood. "It's easy to be nasty ize it's Mother's Day." or rude to a person you can't But in addition to a busy see," she says, "but if I try day at the switchboard for very hard to be especially Mrs. Noviello her mother's nice, they sometimes calm work is just the beginning, down." "as soon as I'm finished I Her own Mother's Day cele- have to rush home and help • SILK ^ • DRIED bration will take place later in SPECIAL CLASSES finish kitchen preparations for THOROUGHLY MODERN MOTHER — Mothers have changed with the the day after her switchboard For 2 and 3 yr. Old* times and artist Shirley Cunneff draws the contrast In The Daily Register duty is over. She has four UCP Unit Slates tribute to the modern woman whose multiple roles leave her little time ALL AGES INCL. TEENS young daughters, ranging in for the rocking chair. • FRESH and ADULTS age from 16 months to seven Benefit Gas Sale Eipart Instruction years old — "and they are MATAWAN - The United RtawnableRattt frisky," she says. Cerebral Palsy Bayshore • HOUSE PLANTS AND HERB GARDENS She's a flea market nut, she Women's Auxiliary will meet Hadassah to Salute Israel says, and the kids are nutty Monday at 8:31) p.m. in the all available at The Garden Gate of... IEAH MAUER about hamburger stands and home of Mrs. Sue Romano, 22 SCHOOL OF DANCE the boardwalk. "But Mother's Innerhill Lane. THE CONNOISSEUR SHOPS 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK Day will be their day.. I'm go- The unit will sponsor a Gas AtlnstallationCeremonies\19 Church St. 842-6616 Little Silver f 747-8552 ing to give them a special trip Sale, with proceeds benefiting the Cerebral Palsy Center, RUMSON -A Silver Salute Mrs. Carl Matorin, recording June 23-24 at Al Black's Gulf to Israel will be the theme of secretary and Mrs. Harry Station, Holmdel and Bethany Red Bank Hadassah's in- Sprung, corresponding secre- TO THOSE WHO DESERVE SO MUCH... Koad', Hazlet. stallation of officers Tuesday tary. at 8 p.m. here in Congregation B'nai Israel, Ridge and Hance "The Eternal Dream," an happy HONORING MOM original cantata by members Keverance for motherhood Roads. Mrs. Delbert Mammen, past of the Carteret, Colonia, dates back to antiquity, long Metuchen-Edison and Wood- before Mother's Day was first president of Southern New bridge Hadassah chapters will celebrated in the U.S. in 1914. Jersey Regional Hadassah, be performed by those mem- In ancient Greece an annual and Mrs. Reuben Spector, spring festival was dedicated Red Bank, installation chair- bers, under the direction of to Rhea, perhaps the most man, will officiate. ^^^ Dottie Willis, with Herb Ve- prolific parent in all myth- Mrs. Paul E. Kleis/rneiv, nook at the piano. The pro- kicky look... tie-back gram is open to the commu- jmlka dot flippy dresses ology. She was reputed to be Little Silver, will be installed ) the mother of the gods Jupi- president; Mrs. Edward Co- nity. ter, Pluto and Neptune and hen, Mrs. Howard Daitz, Mrs. Dots and pleats the goddesses Juno, Ceres and Robert Gold and Mrs. Gabriel PTA TO INSTALL make a swinging Vesta. In Germany ancient Spector, vice president; Mrs. combination in Ar- Teutonic tribes considered all Joel Engel, treasurer; Mrs. EAST KEANSBURG - In- nel* triacetate jer- women devine and mothers Jerome Fleischman, assistant stallation of officers of the St. sey dresses. Al- were often worshipped as liv- treasurer; Mrs. Edward Catherine PTA will take place ways tree ol care ing goddesses. Mrs. Paul E. Fleischer Strauss, financial secretary; Wednesday at its final meet- 1o take you ing of the season. There will John Richards through the sum- be classroom conferences at 22 AYERS LANE LITTLE SILVER mer. Sizes 5 to CAPTURED... By HARVEY DODD of PROVINCETOWN B:45 p.m. preceding the meet- OPPOSITE R.R. STATION 13. ing. The program will be the . HOURS May Crowning of the Blessed MOM-SAT. -10-5:30 AT \ FBI. EVE.-TILL9P.M. $22 Mother ceremony by the JUDITH in FAIR HAVEN school children. John MacVeagh Richard Bruno You or your child can have a pastel portrait done by Mr. Dodd, who for 6 yrs. has done portraits at the Lord & Taylor Fashion Center in Paramus. During Summers he works in his Cape Cod Studio. ... of course you JAMES R. JACKSON. Manager can charge il! Tel. Nn. 812-0061 20% OFF ON ALL CHILDREN .. $45 ADULTS . . $55 APPOINTMENTS LIMITED ENGAGEMENT... MAY 11-21 SCHEDULED LIMITED NUMBER OF MEMBERSHIPS BEFORE Call or come by JUDITH CAMMMPS tor an appointment 769KIVERRD. STILL AVAILABLE FOR THE <>|H-II laic Friy j ARTIST'S FAIR HAVEN RED BANK: 30 BROAD STREET ARRIVAL 'Black Sheep Bldg. 1973 SEASON ASBURY PARK: 600 COOKMAN AVE. J 842-2298 If "Out DaBy Register, Red Bani-MiddJetown, H.I. Friday, May II, I $73 Night Music Has Its Echoes By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Perhaps you think that with all these city-bound hijinks, The evening's particular celebrities were CBS news com- the rest of the evening had to be all down hill. Not so. mentator Walter Cronkite and Mrs. Cronkite and former Gov. We didn't follow the bouncing ball; we followed Bernard It peaked next over pre-theater cocKtails in Sardi's, hit an- and, Mrs. Robert B. Meyner (all guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Schoninger's bouncy blue eyes instead — and they took us Red other high point at the deserved Tony award-winning Harold Marx of Shrewsbury); the beauteous Bess Myerson (a slink of Bank-New York round trip in the very best of sing-along spir- Prince/Stephen Sondheim musical starring Glynis Johns, Len Mack from the crown of her casually coiffed short hair to the hem of her high-necked, front slit long gown) who, with her es- its. I'ariou and Hermione Gingold, swung upward again on a cort Roger Oresman, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hess. Mr. Schonmger, Deal, and Mrs. Schoninger were among a crosstown ride to the Waldorf in I. Ralph Fox's chauffeur-driv- busload of beautiful bodies traveling via chartered conveyance And, Robert N. Kastor, West Long Branch, a vice president of en silver beige limousine, and shot right to the top at the Star- the center's board of trustees, who with Mrs. Kastor and to the Shubert Theatre to view "A Little Night Music." That light Roof, where everyone converged over roast capon. critically acclaimed musical was billed as the first part of a friends, celebrated his Hist birthday. two-part benefit for the Children's Psychiatric Center, Eaton- Be it understood that aside from those CPC partygoers It was past 1 a.m. and raining lightly as departure time town, where emotionally disturbed children and their families who signed up for bus service from Red Bank, the rest of the drew nigh. Busmates, by pre-arrangement, located No. till by receive a lot of tender, loving care. Party part No. -2 was a 4«5 participants were more or less free spirits. Many, in fact the Waldorf Towers entrance. A few heads nodded sleepily as supper dance in the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria Ho- have both New. York and shore addresses and attended di- we rumbled off and bus lights dimmed. tel. rectly from their townhouses. Others drove up alone or in car- , But as any of the bus travelers will attest, the party really pools and stayed in the city overnight. Many went to private But that's when Mr. Schoninger came to life. pre-theater cocktail parties (one, at least, was hosted in the began when Mrs. Charles F. Henderson, Rumson, checked her He was not alone. Howard Sadwith (who had performed Waldorf Towers) and most of those who headed the benefit bus role and indicated all systems go. admirably earlier in a Schoninger-Sadwith "Me and My Shad- committee were busy in the Waldorf half the day decorating At the signal from Mrs. Henderson (our suntanned leader ow" duet in the aisle) and Libby Sadwith, were still singing tables, setting out place cards and doing everything possible to and refreshment dispenser who wore a protective lime green along nicely. kabuki apron over her long, button-to-the-bottom yellow assure an evening sans untoward incident. shirtwaist style gown) a group of gals began traveling the They succeeded. So were such people as Jim Curtin (whose baritone voice aisle serving super snacks, and drinks. was the only "trained" one in the crowd); the Gordon Youngs New Evening Look Things Start Humming (she knows absolutely all the lyrics); Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simultaneously, the aforementioned Mr. Schoninger start- Regarding regalia: a practical new evening look lor wom- "Peter" Meyer 3rd; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer, Mrs. Justine ed things humming. Nay, singing. And almost before you could en focused on slinky crepe or knit gowns (ofttunes styles on top Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Lorenzo, Marie and Bob cuddle up a little closer, put your arms around me honey, or like a bare-backed maillot bathing suit) worn with completely Ludewig, et al. board the Chattanooga choo-choo — we were smack dab in the unstructured long loose jackets of the same soft fabric. middle of the theater district. - Said Bernie Schoninger, "On this bus nobody sleeps." Mrs. James Iselin, Oceanport, took hers in a brown and But we have news for him. Dr. Ralph E. Berman, Rum- beige silk print; her mother-in-law, Mrs. Philip H. Iselin (wife son, did. of the president of the N.Y. Jets and Monmouth Park Jockey Club) chose ribbed beige boucle instead; Mrs. Bruce Crichton, Rumson, wore a shimmery geometric print halter gown with matching jacket; Mrs. Lois Levy's combo was in a watery pastel print; Mrs. Anthony De Petro's choice was in off-white; and other such ensembles were in cocoa brown, all white, an '. what once could have been called Starlight Roof blue. The Starlight Roof is blue no longer — it's more teal, pink, silver, and birds! This theme was played to the hilt by Mrs. Fox, using silver overcloths with teal velvet ribbon, and tower- ing candelabra based in boxwood, teal bows and birds. ELEGANCE — Former Gov. Robert B. Meyner, right above, joins Mr. and Mrs. I. Ralph Fox, The event's net proceeds, according to Mrs. Marvin K. Rumson, in the Starlight Roof foyer. Mrs. John F. Broder, Oakhurst, one of five chairmen, is expected to be an Will its. Locust, far left, and Mrs. Bruce N. Crich- outstanding $28,000. The other chairmen were Mrs. Philip Ise- ton, Rumson, trustees of Children's Psychiatric lin, Mrs. Leon Hess, and Mrs. Robert S. Eisner. Center, were among the fashionable women at- Of these, only Mrs. Eisner, whose father-in-law Monroe tending the New York theater and supper party. Eisner died last week, was not in attendance. But such is Marylyn Eisner's CPC involvement and dedication, that she spent the afternoon in the Waldorf to help make ready. Also noted as others who put aside personal grief to sup- port a cause they have long championed, were the mother and widow of Walter J. Reade Jr. who died so tragically last win- ter in a Swiss skiing accident. for the Love of Mother.. \ • arrangements ! • hanging baskets FAMILIAR FACE — TV newsman Walter Cron- • corsages kite takes time out with Mrs. David H. Marx of • plants Shrewsbury, seated, his hostess at the New York - • terrariums benefit for Children's Psychiatric Center, Eaton- town, and Mrs. Anthony De Petro, Spring Lake. Let Dean's make this a truly beautiful Mother's Day . . . say it with flowers ... Dean's has them all! ZkaM Oceanport Ave, Little Silver 842-0100 747-1832 i GIVE MOM DANCE TIME — Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Edeiken, Deal, enjoy a once-'round-the-floor at the Star- light Roof, setting for a dinner dance following a LIGHT 'N LOVELY performance of "A Little Night Music." Mrs. Edeiken is president of Children's Psychiatric Center, the evening's beneficiary. FIGURE FROM RINGSIDE — Mrs. Marvin K. 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Juckett of Deal and Allenhursi. was installed president of the Zonta Club of By BARBARA GIBBONS 4 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Monmouth County, an affil- paprika iate of Zonta International, a If you want your husband to live a long and healthy life, Arrange the fillets in a single layer in decorative oven-to- service organization of execu- get him to- take «P ftshmg. Whether he does his angling kneel The Slim Gourmet table baking dish. Pour on the wine. Bake in a preheated, 400- tive women in business and deep in a mud pond, from a rented rowboat or off the bridge of degree oven for six minutes, until fish loses its transparent the professions. a spiffy cabin cruiser, the end result will be lots of fresh air look. Remove Uie dish from the oven and drain off the wine. An assistant professor in the and sunshine milk exercise and spirit-restoring relaxation nuke proliferate). Try it with any local fish, or flounder or Reserve the wine. business administration de- And fish! Perhaps that's the healthiest aslt of all sole fillets from your fish store or supermarket freezer chest. Arrange defrosted vegetables, mushrooms and tomatoes partment at Monmouth Col- Virtually, all fish is Mer in calories and cholesterol than This is a company-easy, one-dish dinner that needs little more on top of the fish. lege, Mrs. Juckett, wife of most meat. If you can't sell your man on seafood any other than a salad and white wine. Combine flour, salt, pepper and milk in a saucepan. Cook LeRoy Juckett, has a BS de- way. urge him to catch his own. Sooner or later even the and stir until thickened. Remove from heat. Combine a little gree from West Virginia Wes- most-confirmed beefeater finally comes around to enjoving MARY ANN'S SEAFOOD SUPREME of the hot sauce with the beaten egg yolk, then add the egg leyan and a master's degree the fruit of his aquatic harvest. .. it's a matter of pride ' t pounds flounder or sole fillets yolk to the saucepan. Reheat, stirring constantly, but do not from University of Kentucky. With any luck at all, you'll soon have a Ireezerfui of free Vi cup dry white wine * boil. Stir in remaining wine. '.She formerly taught at Mered- dinners and an armload of interesting recipes from other 1 package frozen green beans or asparagus tips, defrosted Pour the sauce over the fillets and vegetables. Top with ith College, Raleigh. N.C., and "fishwives." Sharing culinary exploits is part of the fun' Fish- 1 can (8 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained bread cubes and cheese. Sprinkle with paprika Bake uncov- was chairman of the business ing families soon tire of the basic fish recipes- baked broiled 1 cup cherry tomatoes, cut in half ered in a 350-degree oven from 25 to .10 minutes. Serve with administration department at or breaded - and are eager to move on to something a bit 2 tablespoons flour lemon wedees. Makes eight servings, 165 calories each. Wesley College. Dover, more adventuresome! 1.2 teaspoon salt' Del. She has two children. Mrs. Margaret Jacket! Here's a "company dish" contributed by our friends Pete pinch of white pepper (Calling all hamburger fans! Slim down with decalorized Installed with Mrs. Juckett the board She is manager of and Maryann Bruns. (Pete is a Manhattan commuter who l'-4 cups skim milk ground-beef favorities! Send a stamped, self-addressed enve- at a dinner here in Squires the Western Union Telegraph shakes off city tensions by fishing every fair-weather weekend 1 slightly beaten egg yolk lope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Hamburger Dishes, in care Pub, with Mrs. Marjone of The Daily Register, 50 W. Shore Trail. Sparta. N.J. 07871). Company, New Brunswick. off the New Jersev iodst, whcie flitfishes like flounder and 2 slices protein bread, cut in small cubes Black. Atlantic Highlands, a charter club member, offici- Hiss Janet S. Schmidt. ating, were Mrs. Lillian A. Little Silver, assistant cashier Decker. Tennent. vice presi- of the First Merchants Na- dent, who is president of An- tional Bank, Red Bank, will dersen Graphics, Freehold; continue as a director. Miss Adelaide Haterno. Spring TRICKY TRAY PARTY Lake, treasurer, who is chief HIGHLANDS - Highlands technologist of nuclear medi- First Aid Auxiliary will con- nnocent Fun' Brings a Query cine department at Riverview duct a Tricky Tray party Hospital and Mrs. Jean Lude- Wednesday at X p.m. in the man, Middletown, secretary, First Aid Building, Valley St. an alumna of the University Children are welcome. There of California, who owns an an- will be prizes and refresh- Dear Ann Landers: I have like innocent fun and I said girl is more of a woman than Mom. That train runs both tiques and gift shop in Red ments. been married to this man for nothing, although he never be- a child. She is old enough to ways. Bank. 12 years. My daughter by a haved like that with our own tell a stepfather, a boyfriend Miss Olive Riley, Red Bank, To serve over broiled chicken previous marriage is 15. Bill Ann Landers two daughters. or a Funny Uncle to keep his retiring president, will serve a breasts, make a cream sauce has been a good father to Make sandwiches of thinly Lately he has been walking pea-pickin' hands off her body sliced boiled ham and Swiss two-year term as director of and add seedless grapes. Wendy and to our own two into Wendy's bedroom "to — if she really wants them cheese; butter outside of sand- children. tired that Bill fooled around and tickling her. She would with Wendy a lot, punching run giggling and screaming hurry her up" when she is kept off: Some teen-agers are wiches on both sides and grill. About two years ago I no- her, pulling her on his lap. into the other room. It seemed dressing. This morning I testing their wow-power just Good for lunch with a green 4934022 heard her shout, "Please, will to see if it works, so don't salad. 2113Rt. 35,OAKHURST you knock first? I hate it make any rash assumptions, - FREE - when you just walk in and I ESTIMATE6 • DESIOM have nothing on." VISIT FACTORDRAWINGY t SHOWROOS M I had a private chat with Hadassah to Install » I Doll*, 1H S*. *•» Wtd. a Frl. Wendy that night and she said SHREWSBURY — Ocean Township Chapter of Hadassah he has never done anything will conduct its annual installation Tuesday here in the Shad- "wrong" but she wishes her owbrook. Mrs. Sidney Greenspan, president of the Southern stepdad would "leave her al- New Jersey Region of Hadassah will install Mrs. Enc Frank- one." Wendy is very mature el, president; Mrs. Barry Shapiro, fund raising vice president: for 15 and now I suddenly re- KHCHENSARlBEimATK.M. Mrs. Stanley Benn, program vice president; Mrs. Howard KUra ara 3 Rations ... member other letters in your Richelson, education vice president; Mrs. Mark Lewis, mem- column about fathers and step- bership vice president; Mrs. Keith Miller, treasurer; Mrs. Wil- a Carved Solid Wood Cora D**pty Scuteurad Design daughters. Please repeat the liam Kraut, recording secretary; Mrs. Henry Schwartz, finan- advice. I blocked it out of my a Hand Rubbad Oil Finish** cial secretary; Mrs. Howard Isaacs and Mrs. Murray Weiner, •rtng Out Ofatn'a Nnwal Saawtr consciousness and now I know corresponding secreianes. a All-Vinyl Inleriora Inc. Shatvaa • Cbxi why. — Freud Was No Fool Mrs. Stephen Frankel, retiring president, will receive a natectt Afmti Quit. Sialn» - Dear FreuJ: The advice If you are building a new house president's pin for her two-year term of service. Mrs. Gary it deserves aK-M Kitchen. goes like this: A 15-year-old Kaplan, chairman, will be master of ceremonies. HERE'S YOUR INCENTIVE \ TO IMPROVE YOUR APPEARANCE AND WELL-BEING •«Sllt«r Stuff Pholo MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS - Sisterhood of Congregofion B'noi Is- reael's annual Mother-Daughter Dinner has staging details completed by, left to right, Darryn Silver, 13; her tnother Mrs. Allan Silver, Rumson; bod/ Health Mrs. Ruth Mlllman and her daughter Debbie, 12, AAiddletown. The women are chairmen and in charge of reservations for the event set for Thursday shoppe at 6 p.m, in the synagogue, Rumson. Decorations in country theme will be Spa by Mrs. Gary Packs, AAiddletown. Mrs. Jack Needle, Little Silver and Mrs. Herbert Levitt, Middletown, are dinner chairmen. The menu is "se- cret." 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Kntuy, May 11,1973 School Personnel, Doctors Discuss Health Procedures By HILDY FONTAINE finally adopted, did not make L1NCROFT - County this provision. school children no doubt will Dr. DeSpirito agreed. Par- benefit from a seminar yes- ents want to hear from a phy- terday involving school ad- sician just exactly what prob- ministrators, doctors, nurses lems his child may have relat- and teachers for a discussion ing to learning difficulties. of school health guidelines. Dr. Farley explained the Approximately 101) repre- child study team is composed '150000 SAYS sentatives from school dis- of a social worker, psy- tricts in (he county met with chologist and a learning dis- nine physicians at Brookdale abilities specialist. Community College. Most participants agreed Topics included consid- the seminar was well worth WE CANUCK eration of school athletics; the three hours spent. But what should be expected of some administrators left feel- the school physician in eval- ing frustrated over knowing uating students for physical what can and should be done, education programs, and im- and not having funds whth munization procedures. which to do it. The seminar was a joint ef- "Must we double the fee we fort set up by Dr. Carl R. Car- pay now to get the proper ex- Ian, Rumson school superin- amination'" asked one ad- tendent, and Dr. Irwin Polk of ministrator. the Monmouth County Medic- Dr. DeSpirito said that it is IN THE al Society. not the primary concern. A When the seminar was over. physician's time must also be Dr. Carlan expressed satisfac- considered, he said. "We are tion with the results. "We are going to have to talk in terms off to a good start. 1 was glad R«alilnr stoff Photo of being realistic." to see people from these PHYSICIANS COMMUNICATE — Dr. Helen Jones of Asbury Park and Money talks. Our money. Call in Terminix to get rid of termites, and we groups come together and in- Dr. William A. Kaloss of Red Bank were two of nine Monmouth County Participants were asked by teract. When people do, we doctors who took part in a countywide health education seminar yes- Dr. Carlan to give an eval- can in most cases offer you a termite protection plan. As long as you are ahead of the game." terday at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. uation of the seminar "to help maintain it, Terminix guarantees to repair any \ us do a better job in future new subterranean termite damage, to the prem- He said a, "greater under- health education workshops." standing of the other person's what he does with his hands It should be the school phy- The physician's rate on the ises covered, up to $150,000. and arms." sician's duty, Dr. Simon ex- child study teams vas ex- They were also requested to job," was gained. "When we For that kind of money, we've got to be good. have this cooperation, the Keeping these things in plained, "to maintain a plained by Dr. Williant Farley make suggestions for addi- (TEfMNU) children will benefit in the mind, both physicians said healthy school community, of Brielle, associated with St. tional topics, formats and per- For a professional termite report... with no obli- end," he added. there would be fewer injuries exclude contagion and exam- Dennis School in Manasquan. sonnel they would like to see gation ... phone today. at future sessions. The nationwide pcsl control experts. Participants Pleased in sports. When these guide- ine children for their own be- Although he feels it should Dr. Frank Volpe. Monmouth Dr. Carlan said prospects lines are adhered to and there fit for undetected illnesses." have been a requirememt of Asbury Park 775-0111 Perth Amboy 442-2141 Red Bank 741-3838 are good for continuing the are injuries, he said playing . The pediatricians, as well the Beadleston Act that a phy- Regional High School superin- seminars. conditions and the coaches as other physicians participat- sician be a permanent part of tendent, will direct the eval- uation. Eatontown superintendent should be investigated. ing in the seminar, criticizec the team, he said the law, as Anthony F. Palmisano found Pediatricians Dr. Ronald I. the lack of uniformity in the the seminar worthwhile. "We Platt of Red Bank, Dr. frequency of requiring physi need a continuing dialogue. Thomas E. Baumlin of Holm- cal examinations. Standard There needs to be more of this del, school physician there, lzed medical forms, Dr. Simor type of program," he said. and Dr. Lester D. Simon of said, would make exam One of the participating Red Bank, school physician in inations and recommenda Leisure Country. physicians, Dr. Anthony De-' Little Silver, presented a dis- tions far easier. Spirito of Neptune City, direc- cussion on the role of the. lie said it is up to eac tor of the children's eval- school physician as opposed to school district to standardizi uation center at Jersey Shore the family doctor. information for greater effi Medical Center, Neptune, told Oftentimes, they maintain, ciency. his audience, "We hope to ex- parents think physical exam- Uniform immunization re It's a place to start living pand this on a yearly basis " inations can be taken care of quirements were called for bj So that discussions could be in the school. Not so, they Dr. William A. Kaloss of Rec on an informal level, four contend. Bank, pediatric allergist, an groups were set up within the School Doctor Limited Dr. Helen E. Jones of Asbur college gymnasium, with phy- "Whenever possible this Park, school physician i when you stop working. sicians visiting each section should be done by a private Ocean Township. and discussing their particu- doctor," said Dr. Simon. He "Each community is so dif- lar interest. The small groups said the role of the school phy- ferent," said Dr. Jones,."you Living in Leisure Country means living life were conductive to freer dia-, sician is to see'problems and just don't know What the child logue. make recommendations re-, has had." She referred to im- to the full, the way you've looked forward to. Concern for youngsters and garding them. munization requirements. "I how they can get the most out "Screenings done in schools they have had all these before Living in a beautiful country setting close to of health and sports programs are valuable," said Dr. Baum- school, at least we feel we was the overriding theme. lin, "but for final diagnoses have most things under con the Jersey shore, not too far uprooted from A ruling by a doctor on the child should see his own trol," she continued. whether or not a child is doctor." Dr. Kaloss again reminded friends, family and familiar pleasures. healthy enough to participate Dr. Platt warned the nurses the group of the school physi- in a phase of the school's and health educators not to cian's role. "We are not there Everything is designed to make it easy for you physical education program is purchase too much expensive to treat or diagnose. We are to get out and meet new friends, discover new obviously not enough. equipment. "Before you get there to pull the child out, if "We must also consider equipment, ask if it is neces- necessary, and refer him to talents, enjoy a world of activities you're not likely emotional problems of the sary for the community." his own doctor. He knows child," said Dr. Louis E. Some screening, he con-more." to find in your old neighborhood. DeSimone of Asbury Park, a tended, could be overdone. Ted and Leola.Farrell, who moved from a larger home inToms River, general practitioner associ- "You could devise ways with WE'LL TAKE CARE OF It's a beautiful way to live, on a retirement N.J., enjoy meeting so many new friends here— like Wanda and ated with Wall Township a variety of examinations and Fred Brown. schools. devices to keep children out of ANSWERING YOUR PHONE income. \ • 24 HOUR Sports Minded Doctors the class 70 per cent of the Take in free movies at the center. Play cards A physician examining a time," he said, adding that is ANSWERING SERVICE You may already knbw Leisure Country in child for athletics "should be not what they are in school or pool. Practice sewing, woodworking, sports minded," he continued. • for. CAH671-9200 New Jersey, under the name of Leisure Village. Can the child physically Leisure Village East. And now, Leisure Village or new steps for the dinner-dance. Take up take the sport in which he painting, ceramics, jewelry design. 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THEMLY Friday, May 1), 1W3 19 Life Is Wonderful Experience For Charles Miller of Freehold STATE By BETTE SPERO ' partment that holds the Cen- men Rich Sprague, Chris Bou- toute and Jimmy Brown; Mrs.; Bv The Associated Press tral New Jersey franchise for FREEHOLD - "I'm happy Adjust-A-Drape. Charles han- Sheila Summers, who is Mr. for every day," says clothier BUSINESS dles the menswear stores. Miller's secretary, and his Charles R. Miller. "Life is the1 About 10 years ago, the re- wife, Bertha, who serves as Doctor Admits Padding Bills most wonderful thing a person PERSONALITY tail business was moved from office manager. TRENTON - A retired doctor has testified that he sub- can have — as long as they the Throckmorton St. loca- 'Better Moose Trap' mitted padded bills in negligence and workmen's com- make the most out of it." tion, where the dry cleaning Mr. MUler likes the business pensation cases to attorneys who asked him to and said i!9 per And Mr. Miller has tried to There was a four-year-old business still stands, to a ren- philosophy, "If you build a cent of the doctors and lawyers he knew did the same thing. make the most out of his as girl living in Marlboro. In the ted store on W. Main St. Then better mouse trap, the world The'testimony yesterday came from Dr. Edward Gordon, well as just about everybody middle of the night she suf- five years ago, when the beats a path to your door." formerly of Rahway and now living in Florida, before a hear- else's with whom he comes in fered a severe bronchial at- present building became He said Miller's does not ing of the State Commission of Investigation in its probe of ab- contact through his business tack and could not breathe. available for sale, the Millers compete with chain or depart- uses in the workmen's compensation field. and community centered en-' She gasped for breath while bought it with an eye to ex- ment stores but stresses the Gordon, who testified under a grant of immunity from deavors. first aid men worked feve- pansion and parking facilities, "personal touch" where the prosecution, said the padded bills would result in higher settle- His office, in the back of rishly to help her. There was which Mr. Miller says are customer can be greeted on a ments of injury claims with insurance companies. Miller's Stag Shop at W. Main precious little time, not nearly necessary in a downtown first name basis. The Millers He said he could not justify his actions. But he said, "No- St., includes a cache of wall enough to have taken her to shopping district. pride themselves in the fact body thinks about taking a nickel from a telephone - it's just plaques citing his many civic the previously closest hospi- "In the old store we didn't they have customers whose a box." He described companies and corporations as "in- activities and contributions tal, Jersey Shore Medical even have a back door, let fathers got them into the animate things." through the years. But inter- Center in Neptune. alone a parking lot," Mr. Mill- habit of buying at Miller's. "You don't feel like you're robbing someone individually mingled amidst the mostly The first aid men rushed the er quipped. The Freehold store also in- Gordon said. somber, and certainly solid- girl to the newly opened Free- The menswear store owner, cludes a complete tailor shop "Insurance companies are just as big a crooks as anybody looking accolades, are a hold Area Hospital. They who wore a light beige suit, run by supervisor Michael else ... all they do is jack up the premiums on the public couple of more colorfully pen- were not optimistic. A team of brown-beige-white shirt and Tempesta. There are two full- aeain." he said. ned scripts by which Mr. Mill- doctors on duty took over and solid brown tie, referred to his time and one part-time tai- Asked if he thought insurance companies were "fair er said he plots his own life. was able to arrest the attack. three stores as providing the lors. game," Gordon replied, "There's no such thing as fair game. GreUet Philosophy 'Do Unto Others' "total fashion look" for men. "The quality of our clothing , It's still stealing, it's still a fraud." One, a philosophy penned by "When 1 saw that little girl Boutique Look requires custom fitting," Mr. Stephen Grellet, would seem the next day sleeping comfort- When the boutique look blos- MiUer said. "We don't let a Troopers Seek 2-Man Patrols to be especially synonymous ably in a hospital bed, that somed a few years ago, Mill- customer out of the store with Mr. Miller's civic works. was all the thanks I needed," er's put in a new shop, Part without letting them look the TRENTON — Representatives of state troopers in New It reads: Mr. Miller recalled. "It swells II, next to its men's shop. best we can. They are our Jersey say they'll press for mandatory two-man patrols in the "I expect to pass through my heart. This is what my Last November, when the walking advertisement." wake of last week's fatal shooting of a trooper on the New. Jer- this world but once. Any good philosophy is all about — Do store relocated in its present In 1967, when the Millers sey Turnpike. thing therefore that I can do Unto Others... location, the boutique was in- were ready for some ex-- In a telegram yesterday to Gov. William T. Cahill, or any kindness I can show to "Next to my wife and kids corporated into the main pansion programs, they Thomas Iskrzycki, president of the State Troopers Fraternal my fellow human being, let and family, the hospital is my shop. Also incorporated and opened a second Stag Shop in Association, and Sgt. Stephen Cermak, president of the State me do it now. Let me not de- first love," he added. "I feel • expanded was the uniform Matawan. Len Rosenberg, Police Non-commissioned Officers Association, urged the "im- that close to it." shop, now adjacent to the who had been employed in the mediate implementation of two-man patrols in each troop fer nor neglect it for I shall main core of the clothing Freehold store many years, is throughout the state." not pass this way again." That would appear to run in While he is passing this the Miller family, because his store. manager of the Matawan , Under the present system, solitary troopers patrolling in way, his community endea- wife. Bertha, served as the Phil Boutoute is manager shop. 'state police vehicles are required to call for back-up assis- vors have been numerous, but first president of the hospi- and Greg Smith assistant "Matawan is a nice little tance when they stop motorists for routine traffic violations. the one that might most em- tal's Freehold and Freehold manager of the uniform shop town. We felt if we could do it Nevertheless, the back-up system requires "a few-minute body Mr. Grellet's thought is Township auxiliaries. Mr. which provides working in Freehold, we could do it in gap before the second patrol arrives," the telegram stated, ad- Mr. Miller's 13 years' service Miller said the "hospital thing Register staff Photo clothes for policemen, mail- Matawan," Mr. Miller said. ding that the delay "could be a matter of life and death." with the Greater" Freehold must have worn off, too" on CLOTHIER — Charles R. Miller) partner in men's men and sundry industrial "It has been a great little ven- The telegram was turned over to State Police Superinten- Area Hospital, a dream that his daughter Rhonda, 22, be- clothing shops in Freehold, Matawan and East and institutional workers, as ture up there." dent Col. David B. Kelly "for his recommendations," a spokes- became a reality about a year cause the graduate of Ameri- Windsor Township, shows off some of the shirts well as "career" apparel Third Shop man for the governor said. and a half ago. can University in Washington, found in Miller's Stag Shop, Freehold. (such as uniform blazers) for The Millers also are part- He served as chairman of D.C., is a secretary and re- such professions as banking. ners in a third shop, Night and Redden takes State Position the first charity ball spon- search assistant to several by feel, with his eyes closed," trucks for pick-up service. The uniform shop has cus- Day Fashion for Men, located NEWARK — Former Newark Police Director John L. sored by the Chamber of doctors at George Washington Mr, Miller said. In 1954, Mr. Miller's broth- tomers from Monmouth, in the Twin Rivers shopping Redden, who resigned his post last November in a dispute with Commerce with the coopera- University Hospital in Wash-' His father opened a tailor er, Joseph, joined his father Ocean and Middlesex Coun- center in East Windsor Town- Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson over the handling of the Kawaida tion of Freehold Raceway ington. Mr. Miller's other shop on Throckmorton St., and brother Charles in the ties, as well as having 10 ship, Mercer County. They Towers controversy, has left the police department to take a when $35,000 was raised in daughter, Debbie, 18, gradu- sewing machine in one win- business endeavor. It was salesmen on the road selling are partners in the venture position with a State Police training agency. 1961 for the hospital, which is ates next month from Free- dow, a pressing iron in the • then the Millers began to the uniforms. Miller's also with Clifford Weiss, who had Redden revealed yesterday that lie will begin worlf May 21 located in Freehold Township, hold High School and plans to other. In 1947, Charles and a branch out in their enterprise. bids throughout the state for been a Miller's employe eight as the assistant chief for administrative analysis in the Police Then, from 1968 to 1971, he attend American University. brother-in-law, Abraham Neckties, Socks uniform contracts. years and who now also man-' Training Commission, an agency within the State Depart- served as president of the hos- The Miller family lives at Kaplan, joined the elder Mr. "We felt as long as we had The clothing shop, itself, ages the Twin Rivers store. ment of Law and Public Safety. pital board of trustees. Brookside Drive here. Miller in business, and the trio the traffic coming into the features brands such as Pet- Charles Miller, who ser- Since he resigned last Nov. 30, Redden has been serving as Discouraging Times Mr. Miller got his "Do Unto opened Freehold's first dry store, why not put some neck- rocelli, Stanley Blacker and ved six years o'n the Free- a deputy chief, the Civil Service rank he attained prior to his "There were many, many Others ..." philosophy, as cleaning plant. ties on the counter. Then we London Fog for outerwear, hold Planning Board and is appointment as police director in 1970. times when I felt like chuck- well as his business acumen, Until that time, tailor shops added socks, shoes, shirts, Van Heusen and Hathaway now a director of the New Redden, who opposed the construction of the Kawaida ing it," said Mr. Miller in re-' from his parents, Lena, a had to send their materials to pants and before we knew it, for shirtings and Gino Paoli Jersey Retail Clothing Associ- Towers housing project, charged last year that the purpose of calling those years of travaiL. Russian immigrant, and his wholesalers for cleaning and we had a men's store," Mr. for imported sportswear and ation, has great faith in down- Jhe proposed high-rise "was to provide confrontation under the " ""It will never happen. Tf"s, father, Abraham, a Polish im- then do the pressing them- Miller recalled. neckwear. Another aspect is town business. guise of providing housing." never going to be,' I thought." ; migrant. The elder Millers selves. In providing a local Today, the two brothers are formal wear sales and rent- He is disappointed that an But he's glad the many' are deceased. dry cleaning outfit, the Mill- equal partners and co-owners als. urban renewal proposal was people who worked tirelessly' A Craftsman ers also inaugurated, same- at Miller's Cleaners and Men- Manager of the Freehold defeated several years ago in Favors Public Campaign Financing to see the hospital dream be- Their son Charles remem- day service, something most swear Inc., a privately held store and also merchandise Freehold. Though urban re- NEWARK — Brendan T. Byrne, a candidate for the Demo- come a reality didn't "chuck • bers his father as a crafts- consumers now take for corporation. Joseph is in manager for all the Miller newal has worked in some cratic gubernatorial nomination, is in favor of replacing the it," so to speak. He gives just man. granted, but a step that then charge of the dry cleaning di- stores is Sandy Emhoff. The towns and failed in others, he i current system of private political contributions with public one example, among many, of "He was the kind of tailor was revolutionary. Then the vision, which also includes a rest of the staff at the Free- still believes it could have campaign financing. what the hospital has meant. who could put a suit together business had as many as six drape sales and cleaning de- hold Stag Shop includes sales- been a boon here. Now, he Byrne said yesterday, in response to a question at a news thinks, there must be "indi- conference, that he supports "the concept" of outlawing pri- vidual urban renewal," where vate contributions but is uncertain about how it could be individual property owners worked out. will have to renew, revitalize Backers of public campaign financing contend that official Brookdale Offers Free Programs their own properties in order corruption could be stymied by eliminating contributions from to make the downtown busi- wealthy businessmen who are promised political favors in re- ness community attractive. turn for large donations. Some essentials for that re- On another subject, Byrne shrugged off the latest charges On Varied Summertime Activities vitalization include more that he may have violated the law by serving as chairman of parking areas, better traffic' the board of an insurance company which held public utility LINCROFT — What to 00 from your summer ventures. Camping" on June 5. Sheila Antiquing" with William Horr and for the veteran collector flow, and elimination of some bonds at the same time that he was president of the State Pub- with summertime? You'd like specifically designed for Link, noted columnist and as the guide. Well known to who may not be throughly fa- of the town's older buildings, ic Utility Commission from 19B8 through 1970. to try camping or boating, those who will spend their Monmouth County sportswo- Monmouth County antique miliar with antiquing in this Mr. Miller suggested. The charges were raised Wednesday by a supporter of hunt for antiques or make summer, or a part of it, in man will share her expertise buffs as an appraiser, con- region, Mr. Horr has informa- "I'm very proud to be a Sen. Ralph C. DeRose, D-Essex, who is considered a leading some trips with the children. Monmouth County, the pro- to tell you where you can sultant and teacher, Mr. Horr tion to share. part of Freehold. It has been contender, along with Byrne, to win the Democratic guberna- The problem is, you're not grams, under the title "Let's camp overnight, where there has answers to such questions Fun and safety will be twin good to me and my family," torial nomination in the five-way June 5 primary election. quite sure of where to go or Go!" will present experts to are good places for the family as : "Where can I find good themes on June 19 when Mr. Miller said. "1 can't stand just how to organize it all. guide you to your destination to camp for a weekend, and American furniture?", "Let's Go Boating" will people who try to sell a down- 2 Deny Kicking Youth Who Died Brookdale Community Col- with' a minimum of fussing what equipment and supplies "Where should I hunt for an- present Olif Nordrum and Lou town area down the drain. It lege has some answers for and fuming. you need to take with you. tiques during my trip to Con- Bopp of the Coast Guard Aux- has always been a main hub FT. DIX - Two Army privates testified at the court-ma- you, and there is no charge. Whether you want to go necticut?", "How much iliary and Chief James Klug of the community and it al- rtial of drill Sgt. John D. Lay ton yesterday and denied they If you're a novice at camp- With the co-sponsorship of with a friend, your spouse or should 1 pay for a Phila- of the Boating Safety Detach- ways will be." took part in kicking another private who collapsed and later ing, Ms. Link will enable you The Daily Register, the col- the whole family, the "Let's delphia chair?" and "How do ment of the Sandy Hook Coast Downtown Booster died during a five-mile hike. to get off on the right foot, lege's institute of community Go!" series is for you. I get started at antique collec- Guard Group. "It's a cycle," Mr. Miller Layton, 34, of Enfield, Conn., is charged with kicking and eliminating some of the com- services is offering a series of The programs will be of- ting?" Places to visit by boat in the predicted. "The downtowns verbally abusing Pvt. John Ostorgren, 22, of Norwood, Mass mon errors made by those four free programs intended fered on four consecutive Monmouth-Ocean County area are going to come back and it The soldiers who denied involvement in the incident were who have to learn through For the beginner, who is to help you and your family will be covered by Mr. Nor- already has started." Pvts. Roger Haley and John Manta, the first defense witnesses Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m., their own mistakes. worried lest he may overlook get the most fun and pleasure drum and Mr. Bopp while "Red Bank is one of the ni- in the trial. beginning with "Let's Go On June 12 it's "Let's Go a bargain, or fall for a fake, Chief Klug will focus his at- cest downtown areas you While Ostergren's basic training company was on a tention — and yours — on the would ever want to go to, and march last Jan. 15 to the rifle ranges at this Army base, he Freehold has this potential," collapsed. He died a half-hour later at Walson Army Hospital all important question of r he added. and an Army autopsy failed to determine his exact cause of safety on board. You will death. Chorus Meets Fausf Test learn about round trips which Mr. Miller's obvious en- can be completed before dark thusiasm through the years Authority Sets Bond Sale By MARGOT SMITH and stage directing services trayal of Mephistopheles to Hughes Tremblay's por- and interesting destinations for business, as well as civic of Louis Sgarro, 19-year veter- the dedicated efforts of the trayal of Faust was musically for two-day trips. Information endeavors, has hardly gone NEWARK -i The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Au- MANALAPAN - A great an of Metropolitan Opera cast. His confident presence is attractive, though at times will also be provided on where unrecognized. He has re- thority gave approval yesterday to the sale later this month of many compliments were Company, add profes- an evident inspiration and difficult to hear over the or- to find gas for the boat or pic- ceived the B'nai B nth Good $268 million in revenue bonds to finance land acquisition, con- earned last night when the sionalism and a polished por- unifying force. chestra. Linda Livingood as nic and sleeping facilities for Citizenship Award, the John struction and initial operation costs of the Hackensack Mead- Monmouth Civic Chorus un- Marguerite, sang in the light, the family. F. Kennedy Good Citizenship owlands sports complex. Award from the Freehold dertook the stiffest chal: fluid voice appropriate The final program in the David A. "Sonny" Werblin, sports authority chairman lenge of its 24-year history in role, bringing fervent series will present Michaela Jaycees, Man of the Year also announced the authority had signed a contract with the performing Gounod's "Faust" Governor Invites to a beautifully executed M. Mole, of the Rutgers Grad- Award from the Chamber of State Department of Environmental Protection for acquisition in English. scene. uate Schoool of Education on Commerce and was cited by of riparian lands at the sports complex site. But the biggest bouquet of f the topic'-Let's Go With the the State of Israel for bond Under the contract, Werblin said, the authority will pay a all goes to Felix Molzer, di- Public to Coffee* Lloyd (irosse as Valentine, Kids!" sales. $1 million downpayment to the state, with the total payment to rector of the chorus, who con- was sure and strong, espe- .Editor of the popular book He is a member of the Ro- be determined after questions of ownership of the land are de- WEST LONG BRANCH - 1 ducted last night's and will ing the past D ^ years." cially in the malediction scene "AU-ay We Go!". Ms. Mole tary Club, the Klks Lodge, cided. Gov. William T. Cahill is hav- conduct tomorrow night's per- They said the governor told in which the men of the has a host of suggestions for Tall Cedars of Lebanon, the ing breakfast at the Holiday formances. No musical goal them he believed many people ' orus rendered a rousing Sol- family fun. She will tell you Matawan Chamber of Com- Inn, Monmouth Parkway, Bills Signed to Aid Seniors seems unattainable for the do not enjoy political rallies dier's Chorus with an on-stage where to lake your three- merce, and the Freehold-How- here at 9 a.m. tomorrow and and that he would like this to brass ensemble of young mu- year-old who loves animals ell Advisory Board of the New TRENTON - Gov. William T. Cahill yesterday signed leg- wiry.man whose courage and has invited Monmouth County be an open house where those sicians from the high school. and your eight-year old bud- Jersey National Bank. Past islation to provide a state subsidized program of half-fare bus convictions spurred him to residents to stop in to share who would like to can drop by, Mary Jane Ely as Sicbel, ding scientist. She will also presidential posts have been transportation for senior citizens. slate the opera and inspire the coffee and danish have a cup of toffee and just Kevin Langan as Wayner and answer questions about the with the Greater Freehold Several hundred senior citizens looked on as Cahill signed scores of workers to support it Senate President Alfred N. chat a bit. 1'nscilla Reeves as Martha, eating and other facilities Chamber of Commerce, the the measure and another making it possible for pharmacists to to the finale. It's a lot of work Beadleston and Monmouth Sen. Beadleston said tlie- handled their secondary roles available at various locations Downtown Freehold Mer- discount prices on drugs and medications to the elderly. and calls for the wearing of County Freeholder Director governor had asked him to with musical and acting abili- If you want a place to go with' chants Association, English- • Cahill also signed a measure implementing the con- many hats by everyone in- Joseph C. Irwin, co-chairmen eliminate "the usual razzma- ty. the whole family, or .some- town Lions Club and Congre- stitutional referendum approved by New Jersey voters last volved. of the Monmouth County Cah- tazz" and just pass the word The Monmouth Civic Ballet thing just for the kids, this gation Agudath Achim. November allowing senior citizen organizations to conduct That Mr. Molzer should ill for Governor Committee, that he will be there. Company's routine was a hap- program will be your answer. Mr. Miller, 47, is a graduate bingo games to finance their work. want to bring grand opera to and Mrs. Ann D. Flynn, Mon- "The only time many of our py, well executed delight. And The programs, one or the of Freehold High School and CahiJI said he hoped "these bills will help make life easier Monmouth County for our en- mouth County chairman of residents ever see the gover- of course, the chorus, under whole series, are open to one Kidcr College, Trenton, where and more enjoyable for our senior citizens." joyment and edification Is a Women for Cahill, said the nor," Sen, Beadleston William Shoppell's coaching, and all. There is no admission he studied accounting. He was The bus bill provides $6.4 million for a state subsidy of service that deserves ap- governor suggested the "cof- said, "is on television or in was in fine tune and well cos- charge but those who plan to an accountant a couple of hnlffare bus rides for persons (12 years or older. The half-fare plause and more support' than fee" in order to "meet and newspaper pictures. This in- tumed. attend arc asked to register in years, but did not like it. will be permitted Monday through Friday except for the neak It got at Manalapan High greet my Monmouth County formal breakfast will give ev- We only wish it were in advance with Hrookdale's in- hours between B a.m. and 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. and 7 p.m and "I couldn't stay still behind - School last night. friends who have supported eryone an opportunity to meet French, as Mr, Gounod wrote stitute of Community Services all day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. a desk," he said. "I like An investment in the voice my programs and efforts dur- him personally." it. at the Lincroft campus people too much." The Daily Register, Red Bank-MiddJeUmn, N.J. Frktav, Ma> II, 1S73 Knicks Nail Down Crown Behind Monroe, Bradley LOS ANGELES (AP) - hampered Jerry West of the hampered by knee problems Bradley, Reed and Fmier Los Angeles, the Lakers ac- The New York Knicks, tabbed Lakers was held scoreless as and wears a brace on one each connected four times tually having a total of 59 to by Jerry Lucas as a thinking was Dave DeBusscherl, the knee. from the field. 48 for the Knicks. man's club, combined a sticky New York hero of Tuesday . New York jumped to a 2218 They boosted the New York In turnovers, however, the defense with overall shooting night's game, in which he lead in the first quarter but margin to 14 points early in situation was reversed with 18 balance last night to whip the scored 33 points. could score only 16 in the sec-' the fourth period and the La- for New York and 26 for the defending champion Los An- DeBusschere scored but one ond as the Lakers pulled kers were able to overcome Lakers. geles Lakers 1U7-93 and win field goal before suffering a ahead paced by a 10-point out- that disadvantage. Overall, New York shot 47 the title in the National Bas- sprained ankle early in the put by 7 • foot • 2 Wilt Cham- They did, however, cut the per cent from the field with 45 ketball Association playoff fourth period. berlain. margin to four points at 86-82 field goals to 36 for the Lakers series final 4-1. West wound up with a dozen The big Laker center fin- with Goodrich collecting eight who hit at a 41 per cent clip. "Everybody on this team is points while Gail Goodrich led ished -with 23 points, well in a row for the losers. OF Tl the Lakers with 28-10 of them above his average for the Brodley 10 0 »I Bridges thinking all the time," said Then Reed hit from the side Dtwcftr 0 2! Chmbr In » S 21 in the final quarter. series. and Monroe scored on a Frailer 3 II j Counts 0 0 0 Lucas. "We don't overpower Jockm " 6!Erlctin 1 0 I anybody, we have to finesse Frazier and Reed each However, in the first half, breakaway, adding a free Lucas 0 1lOido0 Goodrlo h 11 e L. Memgr s'mi-'— e 0 0 0 them and to do that you have scored 18 for the winners, and the Knicks hit only a V per throw when fouled by West. Monroe 23! We AUTOMOTIVE 110. Autos for Sale This is Howl YES ALL AMERICAN INC. you can still JAOUAITX < E 1 Automatic trantmllsion. Very low mllc- O0» BAILLV BROS . INC . It E. Kn it Looks m Sprlngi Sta . KtH tank. Hl-0iH. BE mJsTIN MARINA Sfdont, Coupes, with r/O 1100 cc. engine, plus M waits and WGBi H.G MOTORS, "5 JO3 949 VOLKSWAGEN - Foitbotk, 40,000 This miles. Air conditioner needi hot*. 41125 CHOOSY... Call 7B7-94JI PACKARD — >our door touring tt don. 54,000 milei Good condition Own- when buying er imanucl.S/95. 222 5889 Week FIREBIRDS Chooie from Iwo. Both with facto- a used car! ry air. Sove now! RASSAS LOOK OVER PONTIAC i Brood SI. 7il-51SO R#d Bnnh 1971 CHEVROLET '2895 Eves, until 9 THIS FINE Goncours Wagon 9 passengpr julomalic CIRCLE CHEVROLET power steering factor/ jir rado 125 Maple Ave. Red Bont 741-3130 SELECTION NOW. S TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 2395 service. OOWNES PONTIAC, »3 Lower Guess When We're Going To Move Convertible. AM/FM radio. 9000 mi'es. likp UPW Main si, Matawon iurm 19/1 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Yellow. AM/FM. Nfw fret Excellent condition 1971 CHEVELLE '2795 Asking 1112). Must sell. Coll 291-4009 or Malibu Z-door hardtop Small V-8. power siennng 791-10/4. 73 MONTEGO air Automatic Radio vinyl roof Low mileage car lW0~Nb'VA~"SUP'ERSPORT - 350 cu in., MX four door. Well taken uare of 4-speed. Moa wheels. Custom point. Vinyl 3,160 miles. roof AAM/FM radio. Excellent condition 2M/322M-/3277 . ^ _I___ Air conditioned. 1970 CHEVROLET M995 1W0 MONTE CARLO Capance, 4-door hardtop, automate transmission. V-8, bucket seats, rodiols. $ CallB42-07ll 9 to 5 p.m. power steering, radio, vinyl roof, 3183 air conditioning CHRYSLER 196/ — Four-door hardtop. This is How :•:::;:::':;:;:•; v:^;o£':v>: o:';£: [>:£:j:o: v :•:!: o: Perlecl bodv, excellent engine. All vinyl. Automolic, power steering. 1950. Coll 671- 1970 FORD '1395 1371. 70 DODGE Falcon. 4-door. 6-cylmder, automatic transmission, WANTED" Polara two-door hardtop^ low mileage car One owner. ^arty who need* 100% financing, with no it Will money down, on o 1969 COUGAR XR7. Air conditioned. Air conditioning 11495. For quick credit 1969 CHEVROLET '1495 O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS ol IJOI) 721- $ Impala V-8, 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission, /IO0. ' 19! 1 TOYOTA LAND"cmjIS E R 1791 radio, vinyl root, air condiliomg Excellent condition. 12.000 miles. Look When Call aftir-6 p.m. 717 B6S3 S 1968 OLDS 1795 honing. Honey gold, vinyl top Excellent 71 CADILLAC Cutlass Supreme. 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, condition. 13200. 26J-03B4 Sedan DeVille. power steering, power brakes, air. RadiD 1963BUICK ' Air condiiioned, Vinyl roof. One owner car. SIM or beil offer Finished Call 747-3521 anytime full power. Stereo. 1968 COUGAR '1995 "F4H Motors"l'nc. Au'horiied Deal en XR-7 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power Dodge and Dodge trucks • 4436 steering, power brakes, air. AM/FM stereo. Hwy 35 Eafontown, N.J. Vinyl root. One owner car. 542-1111 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Hwy 34 Eatantcwn 71 CHEVROLET 1968 FORD '1095 542-1000 Custom 2-door, 6-cylinder, automatic. Radio, KROLL MOTORS, INC. Impala two-door hardtop. 279 Broodwoy Long Branch Air conditioned. 31,000 miles. Ideal ttansportation. 2223600 -CADILLAC 1971 — Eldorado, mahogany, with matching top and leather. 1,311 Stop in For Details £ Entry Forms '2469 •TRUCK miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 2221214^ THE FINEST SELECTION -Of new 1971 FORD S2295 and used cars In Monmouth County. Over Pickup truck Custom 6-cylmder, 100 alr-condltloned new cars In stock. 1 McGLOIN BUICKOPEL INC., Shrews- 71 PONTIAC standard, 8 body. bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-O2O0. Gran Ville coupe MONMOUTH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXI air conditioned. Hwy U Eatontown 541 SSOO s USED CARS - LAROE SELECTION GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC 2730 Route 36, Eatonlown. 542-7KO WANTED Used Party who needj 100% financing, with no 70 FORD money down, on a 1970 Squire Wooon. V8, Vi ton pick-up. automatic. Power steering, power brokei. faciory air. »1W5. For quick credit O.K., New Car Bargains Utility boxes, OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM call OASIS MOTORS at ( "' new tires, 6 cylinder, SHREWSBURY MOTORS Car stick. Exlra clean Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 741-1MO $ We Buy Used Volkswogens 2039 ~ JEEP SALES *HO SERVICE ~~ Twin Boro Motors, Inc. 13) E. Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk Bargains CALL NOW 7474040 1969 IMPALA CUSTOM '69 FORD excellent condlllon. SISOO. 72 Ford on New! 973 Fords XL two-door hardtop. Coll 717-2537 I9«~CHEVROLET~M*LIBU~- AMVFM Gran Torino 2-door hardtop, V-8,. Air conditioned. radio. Good condition. Low mileage. automatic, power steering, air S Coll 741 7355. conditioning CHEVROLET HARDTOP MUSTANG 1499 Bronze. 1968. Perfect condition $ Call 747-3697 between 5onrf 7 p.m 2995 More Classified 72 PINTO on Next Page 72 FORD Runabout custom interior. Automatic transmission, 110. Autos for Sale Ranch wagon station wagon V- sharp. 8, automatic, power steering and brakes, air conditioning. '2049 S2795 End of the year prices now! 70 CHEVROLET 71 FORD Monle Carlo. V-8, LTD Brougham 4-door hardtop, automatic, transmission, V-8, automatic, power steering power steering. and brakes, air conditioning. $2595 2260 71 FORD 71 RUICK Torino 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, Riviera Air conditioned, automatic, power steering and We Have beautiful condition, brakes, air conditioning. S '2495 3691 71 FORD 70 MERCURY 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 MATAWAN LTD Squire 10-passenger Marquis Brougham. wagon. V-8, automatic, power Air conditioned steering and brakes, two-door hardtop. $2795. $2193 71 MERCURY Comot Coupe 2-daor, V-8, auto- 71 PLYMOUTH matic, power steering, air condi- Sebring tioning. two-door hardtop. $ New 1973 Fords Air conditioned. 2295 $2249 70 DODGE Sportsman Parkway Wagon, V- Available For 72 LINCOLN 8. automatic, power steering. SPRING SPECIAL Continental two-door 12-passenger hardtop. Fully equipped Air conditioned. Stereo. Previously *2695 Gorgeous car. '69 FORD 5360 RUSSELL CADILLACS LTD Squire 6-passfjnger wagon, V-8, automatic, power steering 1972 SEDAN DeVILLE and brakes. 72 MERCURY $ MAVERICK PINTO SQUIRE Colony Park wagon 1695 OPTION 9 passenger air conditioned WORD S' Fairlane 500 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, air conditioning, 1972 COUPE DeVILLE '1595 '69 FORD Thunderbirds. Choice nt two. Both fully equipped. Air condi- 1972 CADILLAC tioning. J2295 mce S/600 1972 SEDAN DeVILLE REMUS FORD Used Car Location 741-0910 noH.toTHuns. Corner Broad St. RUSSELL 100 Newman Springs Road 741- 8 Newman Springs Rd. 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank 9AWto9PM Red Bank OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. 6000 Fri.9-6 Sll.9-5 747-5350 m. Autfrt lor,Suit l». Trucks end Trailer* A The Daily Register, Red flank-MMdietowo, N j. Friday, Mgy 11,1973 UP. Autot far Sale MO. Autos for Sole 110. Ai/te»fw Salt 1MO/IJST/H5 IMtVOLfcSWAGEW BUS mi COH'/eTTE — Crtom pjtl. Mfrtt f* is^ssroii i lit. Atftw for Sole I, IIS. Autos for Salt LOW 1 t»O RUNS GOODt flDiJ »li Sewn pauMftr. »M» Mm. HMO. WANTED vttn lo otortf.icru terlous trmuiriM enl/. CK — M am Urn. _ CA.LL74I 4111 W CHEVROLET TOWNIWAfl - KOOM, 11«5 CHEVROLET oir '.WKkMwiIno, w mud «n< «Mn» Krw. !?, ixmtr ilHf (us, f»w*r broV*s,«»'; mi'FOKQ GALAXIE — Merry newparttl 1461 OfIL KfQEIT - Htw lir«i onO Four whiei drive. Good corv Radio. Five new wise erali. Olftef extras R«jl cepd condition. Best after. STATION WAGON Good corKfihon. 1»S. Coll 7471664. MuitMe. I42SOI4 Utltn 741-OIM M: 1962'CHEVROLET *i-TON PICKUU* CHEVROLET INT BEL AIR WAGON - tCHEVELLE !TATION WAGON —' IM> CHEVROLET CONCOURSE WAGON OLDSMOBILE I9» — FourOoor Cvtloss. TRUCK Steel bed Good running condi- 1961 OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER IHt SHELBY CT-SOO — One owner. Excellent condition. Must OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER - IMS. V4. ovtwnotlc, olr conditioned, recto, WAGON - Very good condition. Cleon. OKS AND RUN,: VERY GOOD. 1300. Just inspected. Power steering, brakes. Automotic. 33,000 miles. Or* owner. Coll tion. Asking 14SO. Woke otler. 7t7-«2> -pnvtr stetrlno. 50,000 milts. Very good 11500 Mil. B«t otter. 54J-4W7 _ WI7J7. W!. 4 Lakewood PI. Port Monmoutlt. Coll 29I-20V4 Good condition. Call 741-3203. UTILITY BODY — 9' long, for *ine ton condltiwi.tti lDiiU 7I7-37M. \*U COUGAR - 351 cu. In., three-speed. IW5C0RVAIR Excellent condition. SI500 or best otter. truck. Utfgole, 1000 lbs. Best offer. 717- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Set of studded SIM 1777. \m THUMOERBIRO - Full power, olr. VOLKSWAGEN 1966— Rebuilt"engine. As WANTED MURPHY tOAVISON Coll U2-44VI otter 5. snow tires. Asking 1700. Will negotiate. Coll 741-OUt otter lp.i £«celitnl condition. Musi be seen. Coll IS. 1150. Party who needs 109% financing, with no Mercedes-Benz Sales and service Call 671-2401 after 6 p.m. U6I CHEVROLET PICKUP KMMJ. Coll «3-6M0 money, down, on o l»70 PONT1AC STA- yJ Freehold 4>2{30O 19*4 MUSTANG GT FASJBACK — IvZJ KARMANN GHIA 1969 — Gretn. Only Good mechanical condition. J115. TIOM WAGON. VI automatic. Power motor 302, two-borrel, four-soeed, duo! 1064 CHEVROLET — Si»cylinder, outo- 17,000 miltj. Very dependable. Coll 747-3202 , IVeJ FORD SPRINT — Ne» eiohl-cyllnd*- steering, air conditioning. SI995. For quick 196IMGMIOGET ejrhoust. 583-1284. motic, 70.000 miles. 1175. Coll 74I-4IJ* engine. 4ipeed. Cleon. Rellatlle. 5250. 671- credit 6.K., call OASIS MOTORS at (201) JW0 or best offer I96» FORD WAGON 495-0679 Hw»3t M4-4O00 Keyport 43ft. 721-7100. 747-1242 1»7I CHEVY NOVA SI 200 1962 CHEVROLET — Four door Four-door. Low mileog*. Privote. As Is. MO. 1M. Motorcycles, 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sole 291-3461 1971 HONDA CU50 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY — Four-door se- \9U CHEVROLET, BISCAYNE -Two- dan. Power steering, brakes. Air condi- In excellent condition. $450. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN — Good shope. door sedon. E«ctllenl condition. (5,HOD Coll 7*7-5259 otter 6 p.m. tioning. Vinyl roof. 534-9177 evenings. Runs good. Good mileage. Best offer. miles. S4S0. 747-UI7. 1M2 FALCON WAGON — Radio. Possed Coll 747-27f9 197! TRIUMPH TR-6C - Sissy bor. Lug- A.I CONDITION COMMUTER CAR — goge corner. 24Wrnlles t900. . inspection. 165 or best otter. 1972 FORD PINTO > 787-1595 1968 Newport Chrysler two-door hardtop. Air conditioned. All deluxe packages. Blue. »90lfcoll 7879379 ofter 6 p.m. FORD 1970 RANCH WAGON — Power S185O. Coll 747 1112. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE -Loweft: steering, power brakes. Excellent condi- I96» CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE rales. All occeploble. REDDEN tion. Coll 741-6211. Full power. 12000. AGENCY. 301 Mople Ave., Red Bonk. 741- 1972 PINTO STATION WAGON Call " 1942 BUICK LESABRE — New tirei, new Automatic. Accent Group. 9100. brakes, new muftier. Good running condi- Call otter 6 p.m., 717-7037 KAWASAKI 100CC DIRT BIKE-1971. TWIN BORO MOTORS \971 JEEP - CJ 5 Model, \U tion. 1175. Colt 747-O3S3. DQDGE I960 — Four-door automatic. Good condition. Asking S27S. Coll evenings Coll 672-1340 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Good condi- Good transportation. 150. Must sell quick! »l!654 tion. AM/FM radio, tope player. Musi 542-1W4. IMPALA SS — l!65. 327 cu in. Converl- 1970 HONDA CB 350 ~ USED CAR SPECIALS! sell. 11200 or best offer. 264 3455. iOle Mickey Thompsons with Corvette Excellent condition. Asking 1400. 1962 FORD — Good station car, S200, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Green, good iheels. Tope deck. 2MB 180 Coll 872-0134 1972 JEEP SAVE Also, 1965 Bulck Wildcat, needs engine. shopevSlereo. FM tapes. 11050. VOLVO 1970 — 144-S. Low mileoge. Fac- ,1970 VOLKSWAGEN '1395 • 872-0687 1972 BSA 650 cc - Perfect condition. Must Commando slaiion wagon V-8 automatic, power steering, power Best otter. 495-2194. tory olr. Runs like new. Cleon inside ona Panel van. Radio heater white out. 12500, 264-592! otter 5. *"• Call after 5,739-1754 or 787-9079 brakes. Four-wheel drive. 1966 AMBASSADOR - Power steering, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 11500. One brakes, air. vinyl lop. 1650. Excellent sec- owner. Call 74I-39SJ or 291-1911 otter 5 19Mf7AGQUAR~34(T~ClossK. Lost cf this 1971 BSA GOLD STAR 500 SS — Slssv bor. 1969 JEEP '2675 ond cor. 7470733 after 6. p.m. type produced. Immoculote. Low mileooe luggage rock. Moving to Arliono. I70-725V 1972 VEGA '1995 Asking »29W) 671-9250 Four-wrieel drive, V-6, automatic, full power. 110. Autos lor Sale 110. Autos for Sgle or 39I-47M. Musi be seen lo be appreciated. Halchback, automatic, radio, healer 1968 CHRVSLER NEWPORT -a All pow- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 9000 miles. 1969 RAMBLER »975 er, olr conditioning. Asking 1900. Coll 6/1- Reosonable Rotes _,„_„ 5383, GROSSINGERi HELLER AGENCY 4-door station wagon. Radio, heater. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Rodio. 56.000 15 Wlkofl PI. 741-2100 "Ml B°nk 1971 AMBASSADOR $2275 . miles. 1400. Two-door hardtop. Vinyl roof, luil power, air. 1969 AMBASSADOR $1575 787-1595 YAMAHA 4-door sedan. Full power, vinyl top, air conditioned. 1965 RAMBLER — Six cylinder siandord Sales—Parts—Service.. 1971 MATADOR $2250 Larjest Stock of Four-door sedan. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering, vinyl roof,- 1968 JEEP.. «1875 Yomoha Ports In New Jersey air condilioned. Wagoneer. Four-wheel drive, automatic, V-8, full power. WANTED j&Rcy VOLVO I Party who needs 100% f Inoncing, with no 171 "W. Ffonl 5C Red Bonk 142-0177 1971 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE..SAVE 1968 PONTI AC TEMPEST ....$750 money down, on a 1967 MALIBU. Two- I door, nardlop. VB automatic. Power iteer- 1971 HONDA 450 — New ports. Radio, heater, whitewalls. Like new. Relngeralor, sleeps 3. A camping lour-door. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. II Ina.powerbrokes, air conditioning. S995. Best offer takes special. 1968 BUICK $1695 BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE For quick credit O.K., call OASIS MO- Coll 264-2447 TORS at (201) 721-7100. 1972 HONDA CL 350 MOTORCYCLE 1971 PLYMOUTH CRICKET $795 Sport Wagon. 3 seater, Automatic, full power, oir condilioned. Low I 1970 FORD VAN - Club Wogon, m VI, Moving from Oreo. Must sell. II air conditioning, automatic transmission, 747-5449 mileage. four-door. Radio, healer. (2 to choose Irom ) ll rodlo. Coll 747)252. HONDA 4SO 1971 SEMI CHOPPED 30 TO CHOOSE FROM WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY Low mileoge. Excellent condition. 5950. 1966 TOYOTA '395 1970 MAVERICK $1575 Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Cnll alter 5 p.m.,634-8990. Shrewsbury. N.J. 2-door sedan. Automatic, radio, heater, power sleenng, factory air 1965 RAMBLER .$475 747-S44O condilioned. Automatic. Good transportation, OATSUN ISO. Autos Rent/Lease at old price WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 1970 VOLKSWAGEN.. .'1395 170 Brood SI. 344-1323 Keyport 1964 CHRYSLER $295 TOM'S FORD Faslback, radio, heater. , RED BANK VOLVO RENTACAR four-door. Automatic, radio, heater. I Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk II DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING RED BANK VOLVO 741-5IM. JOO HWY 35 264-I6O0 KEYPORT SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the pest SALES AND SERVICE car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Codilloc Since 1956 Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk. 190. Wanted Automotive 1119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 RedBank| 74I-O9I0. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 1947 BUICK ELECTRA 225 — Four-door JUNK CARS hardtop. Power group. New tires, shocks. broket, exhaust, oncT Ignition. SI0O0. 222 PICKED UP M0J. ; Twinbrook Auto Wrecking MERCEDES 1957 — 190 gos. Four-cylln Eatontown 542-2235 &•*•••••••••••*• dtr, four-speed shilt. Fine motor. Eco- GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - nomical. Good body. 1250 firm. 222-2140 AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eatontown. 542- 2414. 1970 LE SABRE STATION WAGON WANTED — 19S8, etc. Four-door. Only 28.000 miles. Or window von. Will buy os is. Molor re- Must be seen to be appreciated. pairs, body work. Want borgoin. 787-6180. CORVETTE BOD~Y — wTll poy cosh or trade 1966 Chevelle Super Sport. Phone RASSAS 747-3935. 395 Brood StPON. 741-518T I A0 C Highest prices paid for oil used cars Evtl. until 9 OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises TOM Yjt all times. ' 1960 CLASSIC PORSCHE TOWN i. COUNTRY DODGE Excellent condlton. Must sell. 566-6100 Call 291-9633 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK WAGON — Good running condition, Cll after 6 p.m., 741-3219. Asking price 1550. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1970 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — 31,000 miles. Very good condition. SHOO. Call 7474073oiler i p.m. 210. Business Services 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA Body excellent. Runs fair. $50. 462-1357 LAWN MAINTENANCE 1968 TEMPEST WAGON - Air, power Lowns cul ond trimmed by the month. steering and brokes. Tape deck optlorfal. CALL 747-1681 S6S0. 946-BI52. 1966 OPEL KADETT — 4-sbeed. TORN SCREENS? ' Good tires. Runs good. SIOO. Coll 739-0382 Bring In your wood or aluminum frames lor ntw scretn wire. Free Delivery. 1963 FALCON Just overhauled. Exlro tires, ^try cleon. PROWN'S Call 787-9673. 31 Brood St.. Red Bank 7417500' 1970V] BMW 1600 — Orange. 27,000 miles. LAWN MAINTENANCE BETTER DEAL New XAS. Blaupunkl AM/FM radio. Sod, fertilizing* raking, and cuttinp. Esti- Foultless condition. Asking J22O0. 54236SJ. mates. £42-4193 ANYWHERE 1946 CHEVROLET — Caprice, four-door FAIRWAY LANDSCAPING — Lawns cut. hordtop. 396 engine with (our-borrel. Air fertilizing, seeding, sodding, designing. ond fully powered. 566-7452. Free estlmoles. 741-7255. r«rpLYrSOUTH~BE LVEDER E^- "ifcrd- top. Power steering, power brokes. Ex- FILL OUT cellent condition. 264-2463. CARPENTRY KITCHENS BATHS BASEMENTS MUSTANG 1966 - Oronoe. Original own- Additions. Expert work ~ low prices. COUPON er. Very good condition. Asking S6O0. Call Any Size Job Free Estimates 67I-03O4. S & L CONTRACTORS 566-675* General MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — 13 months &WINA old. 2100 miles. Rodlo, heater, outomatlc SLIPCOVERS transmission, air. Like new. 741-77W. Sofa, WO. Chair, S22. You supply the fab- ric, we'll do the rest. Guaranteed work-- Electric GENERAL 1967 MALIBU — Convertible. 283 V-8, monshlp 67I-738J. ^___ power steering. Good condition. 671-5367 NO I'l'HCHASK NECCKSSAUV A. R. DIAZ .lust slop ill & deposit couiinii ELECTRIC 1964 JAGUAR XKE Landscaping ond lawn service. Portable TV! J1200 or best oiler. 747-5019 Call otter 5 p.m. 2912045 INTERIOR PAINTING PORTABLE l"964 TlfKJM~PH TR4 — NeediTtTrjrTv Reasonable rales. Free estimates. mission. Engine good. Wire wheels. 190. Call 142-7147 Coll 566-3560 J8.A ROOFING TELEVISION Reasonable rates. Free estimates. WANTED Phone 717-1169 or 495-0599 Party who needs 100% financing, with no C&SPAINTING money down, on a 1969 LE MANS. VS Quality house painters. Free estlmotes. automatic. Power steering, air condi- Reasonable. Call 741-6534 or 842-0819. tioning. SI595. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721-7100. COMPLETE AMERICAN MOTORS — Drag rocing V car. 600 h.p. modified car. Completely BATHROOM REMODELING speed equipped, ready tor the track this N.J. Licensed ond Insured Plumbing and '73 FORDS at 72 PRICES year. 495-1U4 alter 3 p.m. Electrical Contractors. Ooullly work on Tile-Carpentry-Ponellng-Cabinets -. 1971 DODGE VAN — Sportsman. Must Home Improvements ond Additions -Low sacrifice. Low mileage. Good condition. monthly Payments (References.) Estab- Asking S2.100. Coll 8428296 lished 1955. Call E. SPAHN & CO. 566- VOLKSWAGEN I960 oSOv. Reasonable^ limiPWHIIIIIIH Radio. Good condition. 5700 firm. 787-1595 or 264-5515 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK 1973 FORD LTD U/'j Call 787-2310 after 6 p.m. 1971 PONTIAC LEMANS — Brown. Air. | More Auto ? | Country Squire AM/FM stereo, new radlals.* more. 12850. Calle7l-I2ll. 1972 PONTIAC VENTURE V-8. Four-door. Excellent condition. I Ads On | 747-9347 1972 COMET GT — Blue. V-6. Automatic? Tape ond mags. Asking S20OO. Call 29f-4033 I Next Page I 1969 FORD ECONOLINE VAN — V8. Automatic. Very good condition. Asking SI795. Coll 842-0097. $4523 FORD FAIRLANE STATION WAGON - iff). Wanttd Automotive Must be seen to be appreciated. V3S0. Coll 8-passenger, 429 CID engine white wall tires, con- 747-3866 after 5 p.m. venience group front cornering lamps, deluxe lug- gage rack, front and rear bumper guards, air con- Are]969 COUGAR ^ ditioning, radio and tinted glass, stock #N355 was price. Fully equipped. WE NEED USED CARS $5607.25 WE WILL PAY RASSAS TOP PRICES PONTIAC 395 Brood St. 7415180 Red Bonk Eves, until 9 TOM'S FORD XW '•BH"<4JHI...<•»<><•».XJW-.M* ••<•»>.4apu 73 OR AN TORINO 73 MAVERICK 110. Aolo* for Salt 110. Autos for Sale 73 MUSTANG 73GALAXIE50O Sport Grabber --!>»•. H.T., Medium Itlui', :Wi C.I.I). MJiior Hardtop, :at2 Ijifjiiic, Vinyl IJiKiiic, Cm is a in at k\ H'idc Oval LM)r. :'.".« C.I.I). Kngine. vinyl Koaf, l-l)r. I'illareil H.T.. U5I V-S. W.W.. JERRY BAR ATT AS Hoof, Ci'iiisuniiilie, Power Slrrriiij:, W.W.. I'.S., IMS., Deluxe Bumper Cruisiiniatic. Wide Oval Tires. Con- Kront & Ki-ur bumper Guards. Power I'liint Disc Unites. Deluxe (niiiip. Air Coiul., Itadio, Tinted venience Croup. P.S.. Deluxe Tinted (Jlass. Air Coiul., Radio. M. bumper Group. AM Kadio, Slock No. (•lass, Wheel Covers, Stock No..l:!l. ISiiiiipiT Croup. Kadin, Slock iNo. Itlue. Stock No. N:i2:i. Was $-l,aUI.:Ki. & BAYSHORE & :i!iT. \\;is $:i.s."i!i. Was $::.U7U N:i7l. Was CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH $3399 $3571 $2798 $3750 SPECIAL OFFER! We're 73 PINTO 2-DOOR '30 DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE* 73 LTD Brand New 1973 Coming ¥ 2,000 (X.' engine, vinyl roof, 1971 MERCURY 1969F0RDLTD I970CHRSYUB 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 PLYMOUTH I Dr. II. T. :;:>! (Ml). Chryslers — Plymouths Through Cruisoniatie transmission, Kn^iiii-. vinvl Interior & f. i f'>:Kf., luf,-) S * while wall lirrs, niuniiul Kool W.W... liiiinper 50°° ovor dealer cost for You! '2195 (.MJIIIS. Air Coiul., liudio. Fronl disc, brakes, The.time to save is now, while we have a large selection and savings are greater than ever! FREE: 100 GALLONS GASOLINE 1973 Oldsmobile ... not just another pretty car! To the 1st 50 Purchasers of new Mazdas in May 1973 CADILLACS Seea 'flusse//Man "today • • • IN STOCK Monmouth County's only Mazda Dealer READY FOR OLDSMOBILE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY RUSSELL CADILLAC CO. Monmouth County's Largest Oldsmobile Cadillac Dealership MONMOUTH MAZDA 100 Newman Springs Rd, 741 -0910 Red Bank 904 Sunset Ave. Asbury Park, N.J. 776-6777 5*0, Sorogt/Verd SOIH 26 Hie Daffy Regbter, Eed Bafl*-MIddJelown,.NJ. Frfcla , May U, 1*73 ITEMS VOU NO LONGER 310. Htfft Wortltd ' HEED OR USE'WILL. . Wolt w F*mole GE ?ALE Moy U, W7Womi{ ~P*.IHT6RS" WANTED" 4 p.m ot 60 Iron Go1« Lant, MoTowan Smoll applionces, books, records, cloth- Ho experience necetsory ASSEMBLERS SELL ing, etc. Donations arc still accepted t« Call oftef 1:30 p.m. 741 141/ benefit Lloyd Rd. School. P W lo • INSIDE SALES - Progreisive Industrie Full time supply componY. Inside phone sales on< or PAST purchoung.. Coll for appointment. 76/ * Part-time day*shift WITH A QLJICK ACTION 570. Pets and Livestock OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE PERSON " 100 S OF PUPS Expending Mini Computer Perlphero LOW-COST WORLDS LARGESTSELECTION Holmdt! estate. Operate ond mointa Compony needs EXPERIENCED PrlntK 1 Cub Cadet mowing equipment ond oth DAILY REGISTER Hour* Ocen Sot., Sun., Mon. Ift-S Circuit Assemblers. Poid Compony Ben Other doys 6y~oppt. only «fits. (Closed Tuesday) CAREER FAMILY AD (1) Cairns $35 3 LINES -5 DAYS (2) Eskimo Spitz.. J45 OPPORTUNITY DIVA, INC. FOR 0} Bichon Frise ...1125 Notlonolly known comport y It seeking (41 OfcJ Englisa SheefKloas WS'^25 tatorlcd »1« rtpreieatatlve for thli arta JUST (5) Norwegiun Elkhoundi 135 No travel. Lifetime Income otter 20 years $2.00 (6) Keeihonds & Spitz : J35 Give complete background ond expericni Available for Mfrehandiif For Sale only (7) Queensland Blue Heeler J35 to Box P-79, The Dolly Register. R« INKER/OPAQUER Article muil originote from a household (8) Spaniels • $3$ Bank. An tquol opportunity employer. and may nol exceed o sale price of $50.00 <9> Short Hoir Terriers J35 NO EXPERIENCE per oriicle. (10) Collie Shepherds JJJ WATCHMAN — Ntgh! shift. price MU5T.be odverfised. Each addil'on- (11) Border Collies 135 Coll Mr Barton NECESSARY FOR A ol line 11.00, No copy changes mo/ be (12) Chihuahua Terriers 135 717-1000 mode and no discount's or returns will be (13) Toy & Miniature Terriers J35 HARD WORKING IN 310. Help Wanted 310. Help wonted 510. Merchandise for Sale 510. MerchondUe tor Sole made if od is canceled before expiration. KITCHEN HELP — Experienced in (14) Beagles (6 Litters) 435 touront. Good pay. Shadow brook Re DIVIDUAL INTER Male or Female Male or Female LENOX CHINA — For formal entertoli To Place Your Daily Register " (15) Toy Dashof-Hound j35 rant, W-Om.Mr. Zee. Ing. Ideal bridal gift. Never used. Eight Announcing. . . FAMILY AD. CALL. . . (16) Irish Setter & Labrodors $35 ESTED IN LEARNING MOTHER'S HELPER — For summer. e/ (17) Toy i- Minloture Colllei J35 Sleep in. Five doys. Salary open. Twc piece place settings ot lS a below reta COUNSELORS - 12) ior Sewing, on Five rxlro pieces al 30% below retoil. Oi The Opening Of (IB) Miniature Shaogies ,...S5O Arts ond Crafis, for summtr progro DIVERSIFIED children. Lohe Ridge, Moltwon. 563-1/59. (19) German Shepherds J50 small pnvote school. Coll Won. tnrougl piece gratis. Coll 747-2763 evenings a DUTIES IN THE PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITER - Mid- weekends. 741-6900 (?0) Snetlond Cpllles,, «5.« Fri. 9-4-30. 946-4771. TYPISTS dlttown area. College gradyale preferred. Marion Springer (21) Lasste Colfies (Form Type) «5 WE/TR^EVeR DELUXE BABY $TRO " 24-Hour Service _^ NIGHT FL0OR~M^7lJT'EN~ANCE~PER GRAPHIC ARTS Minimum three years public relations ex- 171) Lassie Collies (Show Type) 175 perience. Please reply in writing, enclos- LER — Two months old. used once. Origi Antiques (Tir~A^7/Fwi"RAD*IO — Tobie model, off- (23) English Bulldogs JI75 SON — Permanent full time position 6 rally Uh jell S20. 8« i!3?. penence preferred. Apply in person, i FIELD. CALL 747-5880 Computerized type-set- ing resume, to: Omce ot 'he Superinten- while. Ideal for bungalow. U. Coll otter 6 (24) Alredotes W5/85 Mart, Hwy 3S, Hazier, between 9 ond 5. dent, Middlelown Township Board of Edu- ANTIQUES AT LESS THAN NEW FUR Saturday, May 12, 1973 p.m., J9S-OS9'. (25) Cock-a-Poos $35/45 FOR APPOINTMENT ting company in catlon, 59 Tin toll Rd . Mtddletown, N.J. (26) Dolsy Doos 135* NIIURE PRICES —WE LIQUIDATE E 771 River Road ANTIQUE Shrewsbury needs typ- 07748 TATES — YOU SAVE MONEY. (27) Greot Dane & Shepherds 135" "AIRWUFTMU R R A Y FORINTERVIEW. Fair Haven, N.J. BATHTUB AND SINK (28) Fox Terriers 135 •• ists. If you can type OLSTEN INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES PHONE 29I-OW3 Donee Studio has openings for dan< 10 Rivetilde Avt.Reil Bonk NW4 842-0535 (291 Newfoundlands 1155 troinees, dance leathers, and tumor danci PORTERS AA/W over 55 wpm accura- TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT FRIGIDAIRE - Frostproof. Bottom (30) Porticolor Spaniels 145 interviewers. ND experience rceeessory NEVER A FEE OCE>i0OSE J.P. ONElLL PUPPY FARM Full time positions available on day one tely, we will train you. 1/ Route 35, Eatontown 547-5300 fre*ier Six-foot breokfasf bar wltn light- Port-time evenings. Apply tn person doily Heodboord with box spring, mattress, or CHINESE CARVED SETTEE — And ed canopy. Four leather bar stools. Besl U.5. Hwy I Princeton, N.J. eveninfl shifts. Good salory, pleosan etiest. Excellent condition. Hi. Coll 717 1-8 p.m. 12 Broad St., Red Bonk, thi working conditions. Full fringe benefits HA~N~DYMAN M/W — For boaTm^iTifr choirs. Like new. Asking 1500. offer. Coll 2A4-439S after 6 p.m. Uo Phone calls Sat., Sun. or Mon. floor. 741-5651 Apply in person, Personnel Office, Riv nance and odd jobs. ?5 hours weekly. Call 7*1-5425 Call 747-5880 /41-&749. POODLE PUPS — Standard AKC regii- SALESPERSON — Experienced, ladies' frvitw Hospitol, Red Bank. An equnl op for interview STEREO COMPONENTS — Harmon Kor OHCTAN — Lowrty Heritage. Excettem MOVING — Must sell — Whirlpool wash t..ed. Females, excellent dispositions and children* wear. ZA.KSONS, Shrews- portunity employer. don A500 amplifier and FM tuner, Gorrart condition, USD. Also, accordion plus case tno machine, misceiloneoui items. Best Block. MS. 787-9563 or 495-01B9. bury Plaza. Shrewsbury. U24M0. and typing test. type A turntable, all for J125. Weekday! offer. Coll 49S-0505. J60. 671-127'- EXERCYCLE — Like new. Charcoal BICYCLE MECHANTC ^FLu'time' Ap coll otitr 5 p.m., «7l-0)44. AXC" PUP PIES — Two Japanese Sprin'iers" 320. Baby Sitting/ AZALEAS couth, attached table. Tonoerine choir, ot- one Beoglp, one Pekingese, also one adult ply in person, Little Silver Repair Centei Experienced Pointer Day shift, night shift CAR NECESSARY Child Care RHODODENDRONS toman. Danish couch, two chairs. Large Japanese Spaniel. Best otfer, 787-9332. 26 Ayers Lone, Little Silver. CALL BETWEEN 6 AND ana part-time evening H,\N\AAOND ORGAN Priced to sell. Coll 946-8571 black liquor cabinet, chorcool dinette set. CAPABLE - Alert sitter. Help with (our Four-drawer dresser, king sire heod- D6"BE*RWA"N"P 1NSC H ER —"FemolerNI ne MANAGER, B U I L DTN~G*S A~N D SP.M.S4Z:2f&9 hours available. BLOND WURLITZER PIANO — Good GROUNDS — Admimsjer ground a nice children. Sleep in, five days, when of Asbury Park boord, two night stonds. Twin mottress, months All shots. Must sell — rnoving ECENT 1ONT5 r ^^T ypTngTepu ired~5o~j 5 school closes. 531-B5IS. Brand new croon wllh Rhythm condition, recently tuned. S250. springs, frames. Wrought Iron bench, oc Well behaved, playful, Call 7SO-2D49 alter maintenance program tor public ichoo 74M906 oessories. Miscellaneous. o71-5018. syitem. Related experience necessory orn. Full time. Salary open. Call Lawn MOTHFRLESS HOME — Needs depenrT &9S 7. Twelve (12) monlh position. Benefits. Sol' Doctor Inc., Wickofunk, 9«-$700. able, aggressive babysitter. Good salary, Immediate delivery. Bench, muiic and* VISETTI SEWING M AC HINE— Por- AKC M^LE~ GE RWAN SHEPHEUTD^- iMsonj included. 6i-D WAGON~WHEET~- 110. antique ory open. Call 946 8684 nine to 'hree to REGISTERED X-RAY TECHNICIAN TRAVEL AGENCY Live in or out. Please call 222-6141 or 542- toble, S«5. Easy wpsher, tight years old, pointed Pa. Dutch two-drawer chest. S3S. Block/tan. Will mate with AKC female. Mb or best otter. Kenmore wosher, Vb or application. r SOObed communily hospMai. Full time Manager with following for new Mon 0 red leather reciinder, US, flberglas drap- S1O0 (ee. 495-1370. permonent position for person with (pod mouth County travel agency. Excellent best otter. 291-3331. es, solid white/gold Priscilla crisscross STOREKEEPER — For~stockroom inTo opportunity for aggressive individual ii BABYSITTER — For the summer, Tw 775-9300 ~*~ WHITE SHEPHERD PUP col mdustriol plont, Musi be (amihor wit working background. Hospital experience children. Fair Hoven oreo. Calt LOVESEAT - «5. bookcase, S8, old sew- ball fringe curtoins. triples ond doubles, preferred. Apply Personnel Office, week terested In future expansion progra Open dally 'til 9 Sot. M" long., J10 ond J15 o pair. 671-41SJ, AKC registered. factory supplies, valves, etc Call Mr through existing branch office* in related 741-4)54 Ino mochine, $25, chest of drawers, S3 Coll evenings. B42 8514 Barton, 787-1000. days 9 to 3, Jersey Shore Medical Center DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding mo cherry woshstand, ISO. 1U-U37 from 5:50 Corliel Ave.. Neptune. An equal opportu- business. Salary negotiable with profit- MEDITERRANEAN STYLE FIREPLACE sharing arrangement. Coll Mr. Kirwon or chines, typewriter!, office equipment, etc 9 p.m. — Built-tn AW'FM stereo, radio and fy employer. at bargain prices. Hew or used. AA Six weeks old BABY TECHNICIAN Mr. Hortmon, THE KJRWAN CO.. Air- MICROWAVE OVEN — Litton model 550. record changer,.bar. A unique piece of Call 7_8'-_41W_____ PAINTERVirVANT E~D - Mm'im port Plaza, Hazlet. 364-7100. 330. Domestic Help DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurs furniture. VJ(5. Call 4V5-105!. Full time position at/oiiapie on j a.m.-. 53139W For commercial use. Used two months p.m. shift in our modern, finely stoffe years experience. Steady work, HOUSEKEEPER — Five-hour-day, (our Call 747-1927. GELDING — Chestnut roan, 15.3. Ex- must have own transportation. Coll after 6 ASSISTANT MANAGER. WORKING — TIFFANY SERVICE PLATES — Royal BOY'S COLUMBIA - 3-speed bike, *20. cellent pleasure Horse. Well mnnnered, nursery. Must be o certified graduot Apply in person, Ben's Carwosh. Hwy 3S, days a week. Must have own trans- MOVING"— "6fd oak rectanguioFtoble Toy gas car, 55, Brass screen ona and from on approved boby technician pro m 767-8632. portation. Middletown. 671-0250. Crown Derby "Regency Poltcrn." Set oi obedient, sound. 542^2436 after 6 p.m. Middletown. 10, 741 6178 after 4 p.m. 140. two wardrobe/chest combinations. Irons, S10. Wl-2809. gram. Good salary, pleoiont working con \AIDS M'W — Full ond part-time post- PERSON — To live in \ix dayv Keep SIS each, TV loble U. 7 : when I Ml tnwnhmiscs were Mr Kleva. who is en-ouncr DIRECTIONS: Garden State Pkwy. lo exit 105, east on Rt. 36 lo' p v Din Cil(')lj:j Junction ol 11/./ 11 A Vi/ Pior.rc-'l La:.l .irr> Rt 71 (3rd traffic light), turn right and proceed appro* 6 miles of^VP'it *'* " By ANDY LANG mix exactly as it comes from a gravel or concrete mix. To Listing AP Newsfeatures the bag if you want optimal patch the joints between bricks, Premixed cement i* just results. That's because the in- concrete blocks and the like, Service that. The ingredients have been gredients have been separated use a mortar mix. The sand mix "1 Here's the Answer a bit during transportation and factory-measured, mixed and is made of cement and sand; storage. Thus, if you scoop out and turn the water on full force. bagged. Only the addition of the gravel mix of cement, sand OPEN THE DOOR By ANDY LANG water is required to make a only the portion which you in- and gravel; the mortar mix of Q. — One of the metal down- If the clogging is caused by tend to use — as, for instance, matted leaves and nothing workable product for instant sand, cement and lime. TO YOUR NEXT HOME. spouts connected to the gutters use in patching concrete and in the case of a concrete mix — Among other types of patch- around our house appears to be more substantial, the water it will not have the same pro- repairing brickwork. ing compounds are those to clogged. During a rain, the wa- will force out the leaves. portion of ingredients as when But it is a mistake to use the ter flows freely from the other originally bagged. The heavier which a liquid latex rather than The fastest most effective way to downspouts, but there is only a Q. — It is several years since pieces of gravel may have sunk water is added and those which trickle from this particular one. I painted the outside of my to the bottom of the sack, so use water but have vinyl in' BUY • SELL • RENT How can it be unclogged with- house. It was a one-story house that the first part that is used them. These are especially out disconnecting the whole and I had no trouble. But the will not have enough gravel, good when only a thin patching thing? I have checked the gut- house we are in now is two whereas that used last will have layer must be added to existing ter near the top of the down- stories high and I will have to too much of it. concrete. Because they differ Call A Member Broker Today. buy or borrow a long extension somewhat from the regular spout and found that the water To be sure that you get the ladder. I am a little puzzled as premixes and from each other, is going into the downspout mixture intended, dump out the 56 Members To Serve You okay. to how to get such a long ladder these compounds should not be up against the side of the house. entire bag — whether it be a 10- in MONMOUTH COUNTY pounder or a 90-pounder — on a used until the directions on the A. — There are several ways Is there some special trick to container are read carefully it? piece of plywood or something Listed On Page 326 of the yellow pages. to unclog a downspout. Try one similar. Mix it thoroughly, then and followed just as carefully. or all of them. Probably the A. — Not a trick, just a prop- take as much as you think you best way is to run a plumber's er method. Place the ladder flat will need. "snake" into the downspout the on the ground so that its lower Only when you are ready to samelas you might do to unclog end is against the foundation. a sink drain. If the obstruction begin immediately to make a HURRY! 50% OF OCEANFRONT2 BR. APTS SOLD OUff Go to the top end of the ladder patch should the water be is near the top or within the and raise it to the height of your reach of the snake, you should added. Add the water slowly shoulders. Carefully maneuver until you get a workable mix- be able to dislodge it. If not, get yourself so that you are under some heavy chains, tie them ture, one that is neither too dry the ladder. Now walk forward nor too wet. If it's too dry, you securely to a rope. Drop them towards the house, moving your into the downspout and jiggle won't be able to spread it easi- hands on the rungs of the lad- ly. If it's too wet, it will develop them vigorously. Perhaps the ders. Always be certain that easiest solution (it works only Mrs. Stanley Bey puddles as you spread it. A one hand has a tight grip on the mixture with too much water in with moderately blocked down- next rung of the ladder before spouts) is to place the end of a Mrs. Bey it will not be as strong as one you remove the other hand with the proper amount. garden nose into the downspout from the previous rung. When Joins Agency the ladder has been raised to a RUMSON - The Joseph G. Return the unused portion of vertical position, slowly and the original contents (that to You should sec what carefully shift the base away McCue Real Estate Agency of 30 Ridge Road announces the' which no water has been added) home builders are from foundation until the dis- to the bag in which it came. It association of Mrs. Toby Bey doing to the tance is about one-fourth the will have an indefinite life if no length of the ladder. With a 20- as a licensed real estate sales moisture gets into the bag, so environment. foot ladder, for instance, the representative. be sun..: ieal the bag tightly. feet of the ladder should be Mrs. Bey attended the Uni- There ...e quite a few differ- about 5 feet away from the versity of Miami and was pre- ent kinds of mixtures available, foundation of the house. viously associated with Jor- but those most commonly used You If the ladder is resting on soft dan Marsh Department Stores are sand, gravel and mortar might ground, place a solid board un- in its design department. mixes. The sand mixture is der the feet of it. On concrete or Residing in Rumson and used to make patches in a side- be surprised, similar ground, use a ladder Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs. Bey walk or walls where the thick- with rubber treads or some is the mother of two children ness is only an inch or so. form of what are called safety and the wife of manufacturing Where extra strength is re- executive Stanley Bey. quired on thicker surfaces, use Land use. It's one ot the most criti- feet. cal issues todayl And it's one ol tin easons why more and more buil dors are employing new concepts, hat make better use ot our land. HOMES FOR AMERICANS Creating environments where people and land both thrive, With ingle family houses, garden apart menls and townhouses clustered around parks and open spaces. All built with the understanding that you just don't clear some tand, build so me houses- and leave. You hare in the financial, physical and ecological responsibilities of a town You help provide lor sewers schools and other lacililies, he National Association ol Home You've reached a certain plateau. In And there will be valet parking, a Builders, and Its Monmouth and your life, your income, your desire Ocean County chapter, the N.J uniformed doorman, a plush, even "hore Builders Association, is com- for the good life. And woliavc just lush, entrance lobby and much, mitted to research lor developing the place for you to live that good much more at the Top of the East. nd encouraging more Intelligent life: The Top of the East. and use. So local builders ot the You'lllight up. ^AHB'S 536 affiliates, affiliates such We're the top. When you see the condominium lslho NJSBA can provide boiler Or at the top. The Top of ihe East is quality homes, in a better quality en- apartments themselves. They are vironment. Alter all, environment be- located on the highest point of the quite, quite simply, luxurious. With ms where you live and it is easier Atlantic Seaboard. Which gives you spacious balconies. Dressing rooms. o sell an attractive house in a a pretty good view. Of all the places Walk-in closets. Regal entrance easing environment than in an you're just far enough away igly one. foyers. Air conditioning. Magnificent _ from. Like inland New Jersey, General Electric equipped kitchens. rue, there's a lot more to be done The New York Skyline, Brooklyn. )ut the prolessional builders ol Iho But you have to see it. And see it. MHB and NJSBA are working to And (would you believe?) the tip And sec it. Because once you've balance the needs ol people with of Long Island, lust come up reached the Top of the East you'll Ihe needs of Ihe land. Working to and sec for yourself. .•*, **• \ 5S -.. never come down. ake sure that Americans remain if) best housed people in the What's up, dock ? •orld. Directions: Garden State Parkway Indeed. Boating in the Atlantic professional tennis facilities right at south to Exit 117; then east on Rt. AMERICA'S HOME BUILDERS. 1 lighlands Marina. Fishing all over Top of the East. So you'll be up and 36 apprnx. 13 miles to Scenic Drive WORKING the place. And swimming. Not ID .it (he water in no time—if you like. Atlantic Highland, (just past King TO MAKE THINGS BETTER mention camping, picnicking and a And it will be yours to.use as part James Nursing Home); make WHERE YOU LIVE day (or ten| at the races (there arc of your maintenance fee. jughandlc left turn and continue to two major tracks nearby). And There will be saunas ;ind a health Top of the East. shopping, eating, learning —you club, too, available for your name it—extraordinary facilities optional use. are at hand. One and two bedroom Onward and upward. CONDOMINIUMS SHORE BUILDERS Don't go away. Tn our "Top of the East" PRIVATE Not if you don't want to. You'll $ ASSOCIATION PENTHOUSE CLUB, ^special have Olympic size swimming pool, place, all your own, for drinks and From 38,500 sundeck, private cabanas and a brcithuking view of the skyline. SMARTLY STYLED in shingle and brick, this rancft home, Plan HA777Y, combines good taste with common-sense planning. A covered entry leads to a large foyer which has a convenient coat closet within easy reach. The center hall from this point leads to all areas. There are three well-ventilated bedrooms, with walk-in closet and private bath for the master. The living room has a long, unbroken wall for variety of furniture placement. The 2807 BRIDGE AVENUE family room has a fireplace and a convenient entrance to the kitchen. 'Hie kitchen's TOPOFlWHSr FT, PLEASANT, H.J. 08742 arrangement is U-shape and there is table space and a broom closet at one end. Architect of SCENIC DRIVE. OFF ROUTE 36- AT THE HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY (201) 892-8464 the 1,536-square-foot house is Herman H. York, WHH 161stSt., Jamaica, N.Y.,11432. Anyone wishing to know the price of the blueprint can write to him. 32 the Daflj Heglster, RM Bank-MMdtelown, N.J. Friday, May 11,1971 Mormon Conference: Bonanza for Elderly Men iiiiiiMiuHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiniiiiiiiMiii groomed and congenial man may not have the slightest fo- By LESTER MNSOLVINd maintenance of this self-per- entirely of 6,000 extremely the Episcopalians as the na- petuating hierarchy — which clean cut and wholesome tion's fourth largest denomi- with an impressive voice, rensic or literary skill or ex- were to decide to test their perience. What's more, his SALT LAKE CITY - In runs things with an impres- INSIDE people of all ages in what for nation, these speeches are as sive and unchallenged pre- the late 20th century is the dreadful as if the late John F. obedience by a verbatim read- message, — however purgato- 1960, the Church of Jesus ing of 10 pages of the Salt rial it may be to the listeners Christ of Latter Day Saints cision that would make old well nigh unbelievable activi- Kennedy had had his in- and spending of\perhaps bil- 1 RELIGION ty of sitting for three days to Lake City telephone direc- — will be backdropped by (Mormons) had a member- Vatican hands weep with augural address ghost-written lions of dollars, and (2) Hav- hear addresses by three dozen tory. something quite evidently out ship of 1.6 million. As of the envy. by Art Unkletter and Edgar ing one's words broadcast an- Nobody ever asks for a full elderly men. Guest. For each one of these secu- of Paradise: 400 voices, which .iirst of this year, this mem- no less a musician than Eu- nually over 300 radio and TV bership, in 78 countries, has financial report of what may mon headquarters offices, Similarly miraculous is the This seems to bother the larly employed minor prelates gene Ormandyhas described stations, accompanied by the doubled to 3.2 million. well be the nation's most with $15 million more allo- fact that these Mormon lead- earnest assemblage not one is aware that this power structure may someday ele- as the greatest choir in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir? This spectacular growth is enormous church treasury. cated for a similar building in ers, men of genius in business whit. It may even be more' vate him to the top LDS world. Every member of this ab- due to a number of amazing And the canny First Presiden- Manhattan; as well as anoth- affairs and ecclesiastical re- Mormon genius. For 4,000 of chairs. And this will mean In how many other denomi- solutely angelic choral group things, not the least of which cy and Quorum of the Twelve er Jit* million for a new cruitment, arc, with one or the 6,(100 in the capacity Ta- that he too may speak to an is a volunteer — as is another is the denomination's annual Apostles keep the rank and Temple in Silver Spring, near two exceptions, capable of de- bernacle congregation (with nations can businessmen international TV-radio hook- LDS glory: its 17,01)0 mis- General Conference here. file Saints apparently satis- Washington, D.C.) livering thoroughly prosaic thousands more waiting in counteract the' often painful up, as well as to a live eongre- sionaries. This really isn't a conference fied and dazzled with spectacu- Far from providing any and theologically puerile mes- line outside) are bishops and or even lethal jolt of retire- gation of 6,000 attentive Would that the speakers at at all, because it is totally de- lar buildings. (Currently there time for discussion or (God sages. stake presidents. They would ment by: (a) Being elevated people who hang upon his ev- General Conference were not void of conferring. is a $31) million office building forbid) dissent, the Mormon Considering the fact that the probably be satisfied if Presi- to a group which has absolute ery word — even though he control over the accumulation so drastic a contrast. Nobody ever questions the opening here to house the Mor- General Conference consists LDS Church is now tied with dent Harold B. Lee, a well- niiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii mm mill i i iiiiiimiiiiiiiiin imiiiiiiiim u imiiiiii minimi iinii mm iiiiiiiiiiini MM, ,.,., , „„„„ •III.I.IMIHIIIHII.IIIIIIINIIIII IIIIIUII IUII.m.1.1 1 '» »•''•••«'•"»' ""'" """" "' """" Church Sets $140,000 Bond Sale ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The Emmanuel Baptist Church is planning a ?14t),uOO bond sale beginning May 20 to finance construction of a new sanctuary and alterations to the Christian Education build- ing. The Associate Pastor Rev. Wayne R. Dyer, explained that the bond denominations will be $1,000, $500, and $250, or any combination, and will pay 7 per cent interest com- ponded semi-annually, with terned after this architect's rendering. PREVIEW — The proposed parish center of St. maturity dates ranging from Anselm's Catholic Church, Wayside, will be pat- six months to 14'/^ years. Fidelity Plan Inc.. of At- TOUR STOP — Of their two summer weeks in Europe, the Rev. Joseph lanta, Ga., is in charge of the issue, with Colonial First Na- M. Holup and his tour group will devote four full days to Rome. Shown is St. Anselm's Church Plans tional Bank as paying agent. the plaza of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. Paul Shoot is bond chair- man, Michael Rosko is vice chairman in charge of sales Parish Center in Wayside and Thomas Kolas, Vernon Priest Is Arranging Dickey, Norman Walling and 1 WAYSIDE - Members of house, 6 Pine Lane. occasions when the liturgical Barisci'llo, Mrs. Michael Robert Parmelee are team St. Anselm's Catholic Church The new tenter will be con- .area istransformedto handle a Doyle, James/Herring, Mrs. chairmen. This committee will are proceeding with their structed on land' between different kind of function. Stephen, JWoley, Mrs. David direct the sale. plans to construct a $350,000 Wayside and Hope Roads The liturgical area will have Buchljofcfand Carmen Scag- 2-Week Europe Tour parish center to be completed which is owned by the Diocese a capacity of 350 to 400 people lione. The new sanctuary will in early W74. of Trenton. The Rev. Joseph and a like area will be used Mr. DuBois notes, "There have a capacity of 325. The PERTH AMBOY - A two- "We hope to see every- renees and across the Medi- Charles G. Surmonte, a Red J. Miele, pastor of St. An- primarily for religion classes will be no special building educational building project week midsummer tour of Eu- thing," says Father Holup, terranean, the party will fly Bank architect, has drawn up selm's, says the proposed and social gatherings. A fund set up, no 'every-mcm- will provide class rooms, of- rope by air has been an- "from the Eiffel Tower to to Italy. plans for a modern, flexible 11,000-square-foot building is small, permanent chapel for ber canvass,' or any other fices and a nursery. nounced by the Rev. Joseph Montmartre and its splendid "Home is packed With designed to meet "a total Basilica of Sacrc Coeur. But I monumental and significant structure which will blend 40 to 50 worshippers will be special fund-raising techniques. The original chapel was M. Holup of Holy Trinity both with the landscape and spectrum of parish needs — Catholic Church. have also reserved .enough sites," says Father Holup. used for daily sprviros, small We anticipate a sufficent level built in 1052 under the lead- the surrounding buildings.. including religious, educa- weddings, and funerals. time to sit and relax in one of "and we intend to visit just of completely voluntary parti- ership of the founder and pas- An experienced traveler, Pending completion of the tional social and community." The exterjor of the center cipation to bring this project Father Holup has joumedy ex- the traditional sidewalk about every one of them. tor. Dr. Howard Ervin with a cafes." "But the Vatican itself will center, Uie congregation holds To insure maximum flexibi- will feature stucco walls, dia- to fruition." capacity of 110. Under his suc- tensively throughout Europe. liturgical services each week- lity, the new center will fea- At Pans, the group, will visit be the focal point of our inter- gonal wood siding and a wood cessor and present pastor, the The tour will leave by trans- end at the Wayside School, ture movable partitions and Notre Dame and other land- est. We have scheduled guided shake roof. Rev. Richard Shaw, the con- atlantic jet July 23 to visit Bowne Road. Other church furniture. The traditional — Serving on the finance com- Summer Day France, Italy, Germany and marks before flying south to tours of every part of it avail- activities, including religion and immovable — pews will- gregation added a Christian Lourdes, where more than able to us. Of course, the high- mittee are Vincent Colangelo, Education unit in 1970, which Switzerland. classes, are conducted either not be installed. Even the al- .Sherman DuBois, Daniel Sin- Entering Europe at Paris, three million come each year. light will be our audience \yith at private homes or the parish tar will be movable for those Camp Slated was utilized as a sanctuary Father Holup's party will join the Pope." | nott, Joseph Kistler, George when the chapel was gutted by Father Holup's group will RUMSON - Congregation in devotions with thousands of The group's first full day fire. One year later the con- embark upon a detailed tour B'nai Israel, Hance and Ridge other pilgrims from all over in Rome will begin with Mass gregation burned the mort- of the city and its dozens of Roads, announced the opening the world. Then over the Py- at St. Peter's, followed by a gage on the Christian Educa- historic landmarks.» of a summer day camp, utili- detailed examination of the tion unit. zing facilities of its new Youth interior of the vast structure. wing, which will be dedicated From Rome the party will the weekend of May 18. Celebration to Mark fly over the Alps to Munich, The camp program will in- western Germany's second clude arts and crafts, gym- Talk Scheduled largest city, for 800 years^'the nastics, athletics and cultural tenter of art and culture.' activities, and will be held RED BANK - Ruffin Israel's Anniversary Dungu from Zaire (Congo) "In old German," saysKa- mornings, Monday through DEAL - Mrs. Myles Mer- The program, "An Inter- Iher Holup, "Munichen means Friday, in two four-week ses- will speak Sunday at 7 p.m. in ling of West Allenhurst, pro- Faith Celebration of the 25th the Baptist Church about at the monks" (where every- sions starting July 'I and en- gram vice president of B'Nai Anniversary Of The State of one lives well). Good Bava- ding Aug. 24. "Baptist Christian Ministries B'rith Women, Monmouth Israel," will be highlighted by among West Zalrians." rian food here is eine Haupt- The eamp will be under the County chapter 571, has been the Y choral group under the sache, a main thing. Mr. Dungu's visit was ar- named chairman of the com- direction of Mrs. Ira Vineberg leadership of Sheldon Reck, "But Munich also presents ranged by Dr. and Mrs. How- mittee for the celebration of and will have as speakers, newly appointed youth direc- lo sophisticated 'travelers' ard Freas, retired mis- the 25th anniversary of the tor of B'nai Israel. Mr. Reck "Telling The Tale Of Israel," From everywhere more simul- has just completed five years sionaries now of Red Bank. State of Israel,. Mrs. Kenneth Crystal, Mrs. Mr. Dungu is a graduate of taneous performances of op- as physical education and The celebration will be George Braverman, Mrs. era, concerts, and shows of all health instructor in the Wilk- American Baptist mission Monday at the Monmouth Rose Winebrat and Mrs. Wil- schools in Zaire (Congo). kinds than any city of Eu- msburg school system in YM-YWHA, 1IKI Grant Ave. at liam Bleefekl, all of Oakhurst, rope." Pittsburgh, Pa. he is a gradu- When missionary leadership 8:3(1 p.m. and Mrs. Allan Bellman of Over Bavaria and Switzer- ate of Youngstown (Ohio) roles were assumed by nation- Wanamassa. land they will fly to Zurich, University, and is fully quali- als, he became the treasurer One of the original torches for the W. Zairian Baptist Youlhs to Lead where they will stop to picture fied as a youth leader, spe- of independence lighted in Is- majestic swans and white cializing in athletics and gym- Churches. He is in the U.S.A. rael to begin that country's studying at Pierce Business Sunday Service issails gliding across the Zu- nastics. RED BANK - At the Baptist anniversary will be lighted at nchsce. PLANNING GROUP — Rabbi Rafael G. Grossman, left, spiritual leader He will be assisted by Mrs. College in Philadelphia. the celebration. Church Sunday at 11 a.m., At nearby Lucerne, the of Congregation Brothers of Israel, Long Branch, discusses groundbreak- Pat Cotgreave, who for the While Israel's actual anni- ing arrangements for congregation's new synagogue-educational center Yourth Sunday will feature a members will ascend Mount past two years has headed the versary occurred last Mon- on Park Avenue, Elberon, with Samuel Jaffe, center, building committee Temple Plans Mother's Day theme. Pilatus by cable car and enjoy Congregation B'nai Israel day, B'nai B'rith women are chairman and Eugene Moss, right, president of congregation. Standing Senior High BYFcrs who a scenic boat ride on Lake Lu- Nursery School. Mrs. Cot- Cabaret Nighl joining hundreds of American are Jerome Engelhart, left, congregation vice president and Gerald Le- will lead the worship are Lib cerne. They will fly home greave Is a graduate of Glass- communities in a full year of vine, campaign fund co-chairman. LONG BRANCH - Congre- Hembree, invocation, call to from Zurich on Aug. 6. • boro State College and taught gation B'nai IShoIom will cele- worship: Sue Penas, chil- celebration which began last the second grade in Eaton- brate the 25m anniversary of September to mark Israel's Information about tour dren's story; Bonnie Camp- membership may be obtained town for six year.s. She was an the State of Israel with a bell; poetry; Ken Nicmann, quarter centruy of progress assistant playground director 'Cabaret night' tomorrow at and contributions lo human from Father Holup at the rec- offering, offertory prayer, and tory, 49ti Pcnn St., Perth Am- Groundbreaking Scheduled for four years in Katontown 8:30 p.m. in the temple, 'l\\ Krystal Tibbals, scripture. freedom. boy, (ISHtil. and worked at the Hadenwald Lenox Ave. Jerry Bcnanchictti, Linda Nursery School, Long Branch' Edward Jaffe, humorist and Barto, John Fiedler and Lee For Long Branch Temple for five summers. guitarist, will be featured en- Denny will sing "Pass It On" Mrs. Cotgreave is a certi- tertainer. Jewish-style 'hot and "Turn, Turn, Turn," ac- fied New Jersey state nursery LONG BRANCH - Ground- in K.lberon for the pro- circular driveway including and cold smorgasbord will companied by Mary Lynn breaking ceremonies for the gram. fountains and landscaped school director. She will spe- be served. Smith, guitarist. new Congregation Brothers of cialize in arts and crafts and Kugene Moss, serving his lawns. The building itself will IMVVWWVVWVVXMVVVWWWMAfVWVVWWVMAMVVWVVM ATTENTION Israel Synagogue and Educa- eighth term as president of house the main sanctuary, ;in cultural activities. Mrs. Cot- tional Center has been sched- the congregation. s;nd the auditorium and lounge. In ad- greave and Mr. Keck will be as- uled for II a.m. on Sunday, groundbreaking for thesyna- dition, a 14 classroom educa- sisted by a staff of junior June 3. gngutveduciilional tenter rep tional center, library, confer- eounsellors. Openings for Get Your Driveway RESIDENTS OF City, county and state digni- resents, perhaps, Ihe single ence room and administrative camp are still available. Infor- taries will join religious lend- most .significant occasion offices will be housed in Ihe mation and registration may ers, members of the congre- since the congregation's new building. be had from the synagogue of- Ready for Spring gation and persons from founding ?li years ago. fice. MIDDLETOWN throughout the shore area at 1 The new complex, designed the four-acre site on I ark In blond with the surrounding DRIVEWAYS SCRAPED Ave., opposite Van Court Ave. residential area, will feature a LAWN SEEDS TOWNSHIP: •BLUESTONE Due to the uncertainty of the weather FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FERTILIZERS and a lack of shelter, the Rabies Clinic Atop Tower Hill Red Bank • AGRICO PRODUCTS • BONE MEAL • CRUSHED STONE at the Action Auction on Rt. 36 on May •LIME • MILORGANITE 8th was cancelled. " You are cordially invilcd lo our '.Vorjh p '.>JVIGC5 • PEAT MOSS . SALT HAY NUT SUNDAY AI 3.00 and 11 00 ,i in • WHITE MARBLE CHIPS > • ROSE FOOD In observance ol iho Festival of the DinsiunHoino • WEED and CRAB GRASS CONTROL Call for Free Estimates Coinion by Di. Wobsler: The clinic is rescheduled for "Our First Lino ol Ot'turn,o - Uinsfam Home;,1" Anlhem by Towtir I fill CMoir FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Tuesday, May 15th and seleclion 1)/ Towor I l.m'Jbell Hingcfs JOHN GUIRE CO. at the 187 Brighton Ave. •Church School Sessions (BabytaJd Ihraugh 8tti grade) 236 MAPLE AVENUE Simultaneous with worslitp West End, Long Branch Action Auction RED BANK 741-0554 Nursery Caroprovidad 222-0612 From 7-9 p.m. AMWMWWIMWVMVWMIMMVMIWWWWWMWMMIMyi 33 ,, Tte DalJy Eegbtw, Red Baak-MiddteUmn, N J. Snufjfy Stnilh Crossword Puzzle IS HE \ ACROSS 30 CnyinTwa* S2 MsrrUt. Jl Hindu grant WHV POM'T We COM E e«Tiw' J .! 1 Dry 34 Rigid tuitude oftond, • > OVfeRTOMV HOUSE 5 Flaitery 64 Pair 12 RursjHleit v OUT? 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FROM—AGUY I 28 30] 31 32 33 FM = MAKifCAMIlA COULD TOUCH • | 1 ^B SIGHS •— FROWHERE. 34 351 B36 pT H38 39 42 45~ W 111 . 54 55 IT 160 1 56 H57 1 591 F 64 61 Fi U ,TKe Wizard of Id 65 H66 67 M H68 LLL /fi IT MT Your Horoscope, Birthday FRIDAY, MAY 11 — Born' may well be a child's prime side" of younger family mem- what course to follow for suc- 1 IE today, you are somewhat un- interest. bers today — but you would cess on the home front this' conventional in your approach be wise to make that effort. Saturday. Bear with the 0 to your personal relationships, You possess a genuinely Consider alternatives, young. for you expect people to take honest desire to help others to CANCER (June 21-July 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- ^ I————_£^" you as you are or not at all. a belter life — but you also — Take care that a misunder- Dec. 21) - Make every effort Unfortunately, there may be possess an innate impatience' standing over money does not to keep appointments. If you AwlyCapi' more times than you would - that makes it difficult for you cause you to experience fail in this, you may well fail like to admit when, given such to let nature take its course. strained relations between in the attainment of a larger 1 'TTEUUMEWOU'VE V I'M MOT. TEST ME, CO a choice, people prefer to turn There are times when you do you and a loved one. Make ex- goal. Relay good news quick- ON -ASK ME THE J 0* WHERE! BEATME.'E'D their backs rather than make well to let well enough alone, planations good. ly. the effort required to adjust times when other people can LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - IN THE PUS WITH RUBV. S -_ rsATC T ft/vr> ^\ GOT MARRIED...' AVE "TO ASK CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 1 their own thinking, emotions, help themselves far better Household matters that have yMORELIKE-I MARRIED.... 19) — Take care of routine and activities to yours. On the than you can help them, and a bearing on your financial chores early in the day. This BETNOU'RE other hand, from those who do until you become' sensitive to situation come in for consid- SOZTUE&. is a Saturday which may well make the effort, you should be these times, you may well do eration today. Knowledge grant you an opportunity to able to gain the highest de- more harm than good by in- must count for more than "make it big" before evening. gree of satisfaction and peace terfering. words at evening. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. of mind. . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 18) — Don't worry too much You do not enjoy spending To find what is in store for Work routines could well be about the doings of a partner. y6ur time on what you consid- you tomorrow, select your upset by health hazards this What appears to be a direct er trivia. Indeed, if you can- birthday and read the corre- ' morning. You can overcome line to failure may well turn not spend every waking hour sponding paragraph. Let your dangers through the in- out to be the way to success. birthday star be your daily telligent execution of an *> 1*11 Pillf Mlrnr HniMim on something important to an PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) An* C.,r « Dl>l- *MMti»-Hi understanding of your past, guide. about-face! . — .In your efforts to attract vital to a successful present, Saturday, May 12 LIBRA (Sept. 2,i-0ct. 22) - others to your side in a family or highly significant to the se- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Responsibilities pile up fast argument, take care not to f PONT Wom ABOUT) /^EM WWM 0REAK6 I POMT KMOW WHAT curing of your future, you are — A good day for con- . and furiously this morning — . underestimate the power of I'ODQ WITHOUT apt to pronounce the time ciliations. Don't hesitate to and the more you try to avoid certain rewards. them the more obvious they UP EARLY wine HIM. wasted. Since you carry this grant another's wish when it ARIES (March 21-April 19) attitude even into your rela- has to do with the attainment become. Have a thought for — Loved ones on the home MORMINCr, MOW CAM tionships with children, you , home. I WAKE UP? of a long-sought goal.' front may be supersensitive will have to take great care GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) today. Take care not to hurt that you don't demand too — It may take some special — Give in to one who actually another's feelings in an effort much of them. Your trivia effort to keep on the "right knows better than you do to make yourself look good. SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD a club. South will then lose while South discards a dia- Register, Box 3318, Grand two more diamond tricks. mond. In either case, the Central Station, New York . There are some situations in The fact is that South can game contract Is afe. N.Y. 10017.) rJOW, DOSJ'T BEAT which you cannpt succeed make the game contract only ' You persuade East to co-op- if he can persuade East to Soulh dealer AROUMO TIME BUSM, ) without a little help from the erate by making it impossible Neither side vulnerable enemy. The important thing is lead diamonds. What sort of MV RAISE I / FORTV YEARS/K5O for him to do anything else. NORTH T^N—^t^ VlVHEN ! STARTED to know how to get that help persuasion is necessary? State Department, please + AJ973 even for reluctant opponents. Roundabout Way note. C 85 The secret seems to elude After winning the second O K 104 government officials and busi- trick with the king of hearts. DAILV QUESTION + KQ 10 nessmen, but it isn't much of South draws two rounds or Partner deals and bids on? a problem to bridge players. WEST EAST trumps and then all three heart, and the next player • 6 • 5 2 West opened the jack of clubs, ending in his own hand. passes. You hold: S—A J i) 7 :i (5 J 109 4 2 O A 7 63 hearts and East took the ace. Only then can South afford to H-« 5 D-K 10 4 C-K Q 10. 0087 OAJ96 Kast returned a heart and touch the diamonds. What do you say? • 8743 *J52 .South won with the king. It South leads a low diamond Answer: Bid one spade. At SOUTH was now up to South to limit from his hand and finesses your next turn you can try for 4 KQ 1084 the diamond loss to two with dummy's ten. This loses game in notrump. If you try 9 KQ tricks. to East's jack, as expected, for notrump first, the spades 0 532 If South goes after the dia- but now East must co-orwr- may never be shown. * A 9 6 monds fairly early. East will afe.' \( East returns a diamond, ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' South West North East win the-first diamond trick as dummy will win a tnck with written by Alfred Sheinwold is I 4 Pass .1 4 Pass cheaply as possible and will the king. If Cast returns any- available. Get your copy by 44 All Pass get out safely with a spade or thing else, dummy can ruff sending SO cents to Red Bank Opening lead - V 1 fi AM,.. I THINK WE'RE IN SOME MAJ0R-LEA6UE / 6OIN& TO HAVE TO. PARKS WHEN THEY f>RlN6 IN VA ^ A NEW PITCHER FROM THE BULL PEN,THEV USE A GOLf CART.;. IIH- Phantom Hail. v V/WPlRESWPlRES, >> CREATURES. REX. NOW. I SUPPOSE UNCLE A 0/ MIGHT THEV TMAT WALKER?*,/ ARE SUPPOSEP I'LL HAVE TO PIMP TO-- HE/, WHAT'S LAST EPITORIAL NICE THAT-' YOU WPOTE fOK TO SAy ABOUT 1CUK UNPERSKOUNP CUB OP MlS NEWSPAPER /MADE /V\V MAlR STANP ON END S-ll The D*H) ReglUer, Red Bank-MidfUeUmn, N.J, Friday, May 11,1973 Rumson Honors Teacher Aides RtlMSON - Over /OUO ••Their generous gift of tune hours were contributed by SJ$ effort frees teachers irmn volunteer teacher aides in Uie tirnecc/nsufhiflg non-profes- Removing Language Learning Blocks elOTenttr/schools fins year. , sional duties and allows item more time fur teaching}' Mrs. reading aloud until she was At a "coffee^ in tHe home of iHiniiniiriiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiii hears it spoken, as he speaks Mrs. Ira Friedman, Bingham Friedman said. the language and as he writes reading the material at conversational speed and still Hill Circle, Teachers Services Plans to expand the aide LAST OP A SERIES the language. program next year, possibly Removing Failure to progress in any grasping the meaning. . chairman, 18 women received The major block in learning one of these skills is at least a In this manner Joan was certificates of appreciation. to include the learning dis- i second language is that your Roadblocks partial block to acquiring the learning not only to hear and Specially honored was Mrs. abilities class, will require irst language gets involved others. A student, to be understand but also to think in David Jones of Bingham Ave., more volunteers. vhen it should n't. the language. successful, must use a multiple who has served as an aide for SPRINGBOKS i Translation properly used is _ attack and eliminate ALL the Teh With the book closed, listen five years TO BE SHOT % help in learning a foreign iiHiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiniiii blocks to learning the new as someone reads the lesson to language. But over used it The women serve as cleri- JOHANNESBURG, South Af- lan ua e you. Using a tape recorder put cal aides, assisting teachers becomes a block! A language translation to or from English. 8 B - the foreign language parts of rica (AP) — About 10,000 |ias not been learned until a Without thinking in English Joan was a typical student with tasks such as correcting springboks, the antelope which with a learning block in the lesson on the tape. Replay. person can think in the a student must learn to With either method you can papers, recording grades, typ- is South Africa's animal sym- language without using understand the language as he hearing Spanish. Joan's statement of the get the listening practice you ing classroom materials, and bol, are to be shot on farms in situation was "I can figure out need. as reading and language skills this country for export to Eu- rope this year. the meaning from the text One principle in the study of monitors. when I study it at home but a new language is to add new EXPERIMENTS — Experiments in elementary Make A Date cannot follow the class knowledge to something you school language classes are now being done in St. A paid directory of coming events tor non-profit organi- discussions when they are in know thoroughly. Petersburg, Fla. . zations. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each Spanish. They talk too fast, Start with one sentence. must pop into your mind as handwriting you will get a additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional especially the teacher." Understand its meaning. Say it you read the word or as you bonus of making fewer line; J5.0U for three to five days, $1.50 each additional This is the complaint of without thinking in English. hear it. You must be able not mistakes. many students when they visit line; $6.0U for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 Say it to your friends. Say it to only to say the word easily but Readers Interested In pur- a foreign country and listen to your mirror. Say it with use it properly. Leave the '. for 20 days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day the natives speak a language feeling. Get to' know it chasing a copy of Dr. Nason's before publication. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010, ask which they have studied in perfectly. Write the new words over book, "Removing the Road- for the Date Secretary. high school or college. The and over as you think of their blocks to Learning," should Landscaping and MAY 11,12- You can build further natives talk too fast. conversation around the meaning. By associating the send $1 to ROADBLOCKS, The Comedy - 'How The Other Half Loves," Wagon To follow such conversations original one. Remember, it meaning and correct spelling Red Bank Register, Box G4, Grounds Maintenance to Us Wheel Playhouse. The Barn, Ave-otti-Rivers, Rumson, Don the meaning of the words and takes hours of practice to train with the words in your own Teaneck, N.J., 07SC6. OVER 25 ACRES - SHADE - ORNAMENTAL & -ferennan, directing. Curtain — H:3U p.m. Tickets: 94B-975B. sentences must appear the mind to initiate thoughts in Seaview Players presents "Everybody loves Opal," a automatically without the use a different langauge. FRUIT TREES - FLOWERING SHRUBS & EVER- of English. That is, the Spanish comedy. Meadowbrook School. Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown. Find a person (perhaps a GREENS - ALL AVAILABLE IN WIDE RANGE ;yihce Hartnett, director. Tickets: $2.50 & $3, senior citi- student hears the word "casa" classmate) with whom you can When You Need Money Fast... OF SIZES & ALL GROWING IN OUR OWN zens, students & group discounts. Call 229-1159 or 542-9255. and sees a house in his mind talk a little Spanish. Make an FIELDS. rather than the word "house". exchange of a greeting and the CALL US! MAY li; 12 Joan's classwork improved same statement each day for SPECIAL ON SOD 12* SO. FT. SATURDAY ONLY The American Association of University Women, in two days when she tried a several days. Soon you will be new procedure. As she studied questioning and answering $10,000 •"USED BOOK SALE," 19 Mechanic St., Red Bank. Daily each day's assignment she used •from 9:30 to 5:30 p.m., Friday to 9 p.m. Closed Sunday. each other without even a the following steps: tendency to think in English. BONGARZONE'S First, she studied a > MAY 12 • With no one to talk to in the CASH f "Ole Time Country Fair," Fairview School. Cooper paragraph in Spanish to find Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance the meaning. She thought in language you can talk to the. we also make loans lo businesses Rd., Sat., 11 to 4 p.m. Blue Ribbon judging, spaghetti and dog, or a chair, or talk to MONMOUTH COUNTY INVESTMENT CORP. SINCE 1939 OPEN SAT. CLOSED SUN. bubble contest, pony rides. AND "Lemon-on-a-stick!" English or used the dictionary FOR PERSONALIZED CONSULTATION — anything necessary to get yourself in front of a mirror. Highway 35 741-5061 Mlddletown Secondary Mortgage Uceni§* .! ; "Country Store" — Old First Church, 69 Kings Hwy, complete understanding. The new words in a foreign Mlddletown. Sat., 9:30 to 3 p.m. Homemade foods-gifts- PHONE: 542-0718 DAY OR EVENING Second, she re-read the languag..__e to be usable must be WAYSIDE RD. i on ™<, »«., NEW SHREWSBURY plants-White Elephant! Lunch from 11 a.m. material rapidly, not thinking understood. Their meanings fJM n £.; MAY 10,12 in English, but just understanding the meaning ,.,'' Gpunod's opera "Faust" — in English, by Monmouth* from seeing the Spanish words. tjvic-,Chorus, with Met basso Louis Sgarro as Mephisto- She repeated this until she .plieles. Fully staged, costumed and orchestrated, con- could read it very rapidly with y Felix Mplzer. Manalapan High.School, 8 p.m. For no English words entering her p Dr. E. Both, 775-4516. General admission — $4, re-' mind. .served seats, $5!' • ' Third, she read the material ' ' MAY 12, aloud still understanding its meaning. The first time or two "Walk For Mankind," Saturday, May 12. Get involved she concentrated on the correct ynih Mankind! Call the Walkline — 747-2057 for more" intor-* pronunciation of words. mation. , Fourth, she sped up her turner him "Cartoon Carnival," Lincroft School, Sat., lit a.m.-4 p.m. Family entertainment complete with cotton candy, hot Police Set Tours food. Amusement rides, antique bottle booth, games. MAY VI Of Headquarters "Attic & Garage Sale," Atlantic Highlands Elementary RED BANK - The Police School, First Ave., Sat., May 12, from 10 to 5 in auditorium. Department will conduct Handicraft items, bake table, clothes, toys and more! tours of its headquarters on Monmonth St. three days next MAY 14 week in conjunction with the, Monmouth Organ Society meets Monday, May 14, 8 celebration of National Police' p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, Hazlet. Featuring Ray" Week. Bahret at the three manual organ. 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