Status of County Teacher Pay P^cts Analyzed SEE STORY PAGE 11 Cloudy and Cold Cloudy and cold today. Flur- ries possible, tonight. Fair! FINAL milder tomorrow and Wednes-. feft Bank, FreeHoU day. (See Details Page ,2) teagBnauk EDITION Monmouth County's Borne Newspaper tor 92 Years VOL. 93 NO. 159 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1.5,1971 18 PAGES TEN CENTS Union Attacks Nixon BEACH Ul - The ice jobs in state and city gov- Beach, a few miles from rules for greater worker pro- AFL-CIO opened its annual, ernments. Nixon vetoed such where Nixon was winding up ductivity. winter leadership meeting to- ' a manpower bill last year. a weekend at Key Biscayne. The agreement will go into day with a broad scale attack "President Nixon's veto of The AFL-CIO embraces 119 effect April 1 for one year. It oa President Nixon's econom- the manpower bill starting a unions with some 13.6 million provides penalties up to $10,- ic policies, and a shopping list , new public service jobs pro- workers. "Providing jobs is 000 per violation by either a of legislative demands bound gram was more than a disap- one way of eliminating pover- contractor or a union, to be to bring conflict between labor pointment — it showed callous ty in America; a higher mini- placed in special research and'the White House. disregard for the lives of mum wage and broader cover funds to help solve the indus- Andrew J. Biemiller, the •workers forced into unemploy- of'flic Fair Labor Standards federation's legislative direc- ment lines by administration Act are also needed," Biemill- Biemiller said the AFL-CIO tor, said the new Congress economic policies," Biemiller er said in renewing labor's bid will push for greater federal must "open new employment declared. to boost the $1.60 an hour min- appropriations for many al- opportunities, meet the urgent - Press Program imum wage to "at least $2 ready authorized health, edu- crises of the cities and local The labor movement will arid bring more workers under cation, welfare, housing and communities and begin to pro- also fight in Congress for a coverage." antlpoverty programs. •3 *. vide the basic human rights of national health insurance pro- Groups Agree It also will seek laws to give health, security, dignify and gram to cover all Americans, In a weekend labor develop- greater collective bargaining posperity for all Americans." and for U.S. quotas on foreign ment, 17 AFL-CIO construc- rights to federal workers, a The AFL-CIO, which blames imports which the AFL-CIO tion" unions and the National new consumer protection Nixon's policies for pushing says threaten American jobs. Constructors Association an- agency against sales frauds, the nation's unemployment to Nixon opposes most quotas. nounced an unprecedented greater, protection for work- the highest level in a decade, - Biemiller outlined the labor agreement aimed at eliminat- ers, pension funds, and more said it would renew its de- legislative goals at the opening ing jurisdictional strikes on enforcement power against mand for a law to use federal of the AFL-CIO executive heavy industrial building proj- job discrimination, Biemiller money to create public serv-' council meeting on Miami ects and to streamline work said. Quake Damage Data Varies Ml - As damage that hasn't been as- for example, have finished to- He said the presidential quake-battered San Fernando •••• ... r-*8**; •:.,.'^<' massive repairs and cleanup sessed yet," said John A. Lam- talling the damage costs in fund, inaugurated in 1950, has City to start work on a tempo- proceeded yesterday across bie. His estimate — like that the quake that killed 62 per- sufficient resources to carry rary water supply system. Los Angeles County, the feder- of the federal Office of Emer- sons and injured more than out the earthquake recovery The city's 18,000 residents al government estimated the gency Preparedness (OEP) — 1,000. program, but that Congress have been without water since damage from Tuesday's encompassed private and pub- But an OEP spokesman in- will be asked for additional the quake severely damaged earthquake at between $260 lie losses. sisted his agency's figure, money if necessary. the town's water system. The million and $300 million, far temporary system is being Sees Rise provided by state and federal The OEP report quoted the below the county's estimate. "I think the things they're engineers . who checked for paid for by the presidential Department of Housing and disaster fund. The county's chief engineer, talking about are primarily damage, probably wouldn't go Urban Development as saying however, stuck by his esti- structural-damage to public above $300 million and called 1,200 to 1,500 families need Assist Workers mate of $1 billion and predict- buildings,, homes and so 'the $1 billion estimate "way temporary living quarters be- The Corps' civilian crews ed the federal figure would go forth," Lambie said. "But I off." cause of the quake. also were assisting city and much higher in the next few think as time goes on their Makes Estimate county workers in repairing weeks. figure/will go up:" George A. Lincoln, Presi- Homes Destroyed damaged sewers, debris re- "There's a lot of personal He said few public utilities, dent Nixon's disaster chief on It said 84 single family moval, repair of public facili- the scene, estimated $125 mil- homes were destroyed, 750 ties and the demolition of lion to $173 million in federal sustained major damage and weakened buildings, con- funds will be spent repairing 2,360 minor damage. It also OFF AND RUNNING - A U.S. Army helicopter, hastily drops its load of artillery demned as unsafe. damage, most of the money said two mobile homes and 84 Ten bank branches In the ammunition on South Vietnamese Firebate 31 during d North Vietnamese rocket LSD Use Increase businesses were destroyed. from the President's Disaster San Fernando Valley also attack. The base is 18 miles intlde Laos. (AP Wirephoto) Fund. Nixon has declared the Meanwhile, civilian crews were open to let earthquake quake-hit region a disaster working under an Army Corps victims apply for Small Busi- area', making it eligible for of Engineers contract began ness Administration, disaster In State Alarming federal assistance. moving equipment into earth- relief or other property loans. TRENTON W- Narcotics "Mescaline in New Jersey is Freedoms Foundation experts in New Jersey are not mescaline," he says. "A concerned about what they lot of young people think they say is a major increase in the are taking mescaline and, in City Officials' Opinion use here of LSD, the most po- point of fact, most are getting tent of the hallucinogenic LSD, the most frequent substi- Jbvards to 3 in County 1 drugs. But many of the ap- tute; ' VALLEY FORGE, Pa. - annual National and School Callaway of Pine Mountain, parent users aren't aware •; The change is sometimes Wee" MoKmouth County rep- Awards Program honoring in- ' Ga., chairman of trustees and they're taking it. made by the pushers. But On Drug Center Sought resentatives are recipients of dividuals and organizations in acting president of Freedoms Dr. Richard Sapherstein, many experts say that the the 1970 Freedoms Foundation all parts of the nation, audits Foundation. chief chemist at the State Po- pushers, one step up from the LONG BRANCH - Four city's official opinion to Gov. said he would expect Assem- at Valley Forge awards, given graduate credit courses and "What Bill Pierson did cap- lice laboratory, says LSD, young people who are using state legislators have asked William T. Cahill "and kick blymen Azzolina and Coleman at'CetBmonies here, today. workshops for school teachers tured the imagination of pa- which can cause birth defects the drugs, have no idea what city officials to take a public this around a lot more." to"lead the charge." Then he Ft. Monmouth Chapter, Na- and administrators. Today's is triotic Americans from coast and chromosome damage, is they are buying or selling. stand on the controversial To date, only Mayor Cioffi said, we would back them up. tional Sojourjiers, 47 Laurel the 22nd annual ceremony. to coast, Mr. Callaway said. turning up more frequently in Louria, however, thinks state plan to initiate a teen- and Councilman George Hoff- Mayor Cioffi and Mr. Hoff- Drive, Little-Silver, received Recipients for this year's Mr. Pierson, a married na- drug samples that arrive for many pushers make the age drug users' treatment man have voiced defimate op- man claim the former acade- the' George Washington Honor awards were chosen in De- tive of Oklahoma City, is the analysis. And, he says, the in- switch to please their own center in the former Star of position to the state plan. my is a fire hazard and Is un- Medal Award in the communi- cember by a volunteer Nation- father of a three-year-old cidence of the drug has dou- egos. the Sea Academy, Chelsea City Council President Wil- worthy of the $400,000 refur- ty program category. al and School Awards Jury "daughter and has been signed bled in the last three months. Real Sickness Cited Ave. bert C. Russell said that he bishing program called for in Alice H. Elmer, 550 Wayside comprised of state Supreme by the San Diego,Chargers "There is a real sickness on Assemblyman Joseph Azzoli- and other council members the state's plan. Court jurists and representa- professional team. Sapherstein says that teen- Road, Neptune, won the Honor agers who think they are buy- the part of some pushers of na said Saturday: "We have want to keep an open mind on Certificate Award for photo- tives of national veterans, He was walking to class wanting to turn people on at come to no conclusion our- the subject until a public for- Although the state legisla- ing mescaline, a less potent graph, "Massing of the Col- service club and civic organi- when he saw-the American any cost," he says. "And if selves. We want to know how um on the issue takes place in tors have asked for an official ors, Memorial Day, 1970." zations. flag being: raised and lowered drug, often end up with LSD, they want to turn them on in elected officials of the city the local Junior High School stand by city leaders, the An Honor Certificate Award The foundation's highest by students. He strode to the which some pushers are ap- a drug they like, such as LSD, feel about it." Wednesday. mayor has asked the repre- sentatives to also make known for a youth essay, "Safeguard- award, the George Washing- flagpole, raised tiie flag to the parently using as a substitute. and it's marketable as mesca- Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston ing Our American Heritage," ton award and a check for top and stood there for more Few Positive) Cases line, they call it mescaline." Also meeting with Mayor their opinions at an early Henry R. Cioffi, who caUed and Assemblyman John I. date. went to Steven Lubetkin, 41 $5,000, went to Bill Pierson of • than three hours defying the "A lot of cases," he says, In addition, says Maj. Leroy Dawes were unable to attend Hedge Drive, Oceanport. Santa Ana, Calif., a Navy vet- students who faced him. "are coming in labeled as sus- for a study session with state Umholtz of the State Police, representatives and other city Saturday's meeting here due State officials expected to Founded in 1949, Freedoms eran who, for 3% hours, stood "This is the kind'of Ameri- pected mescaline. But it's LSD is easier to produce than to prior commitments. attend Wednesdays open alone and defenseless to pro-' can we are. proud to honor," been our experience that we officials, were Sen. Richard Foundation at Valley Forge is mescaline and thus more R. Stout and Assemblymen Both have said, however,' meeting in the Junior High a nonprofit, nonpwtisan, ^on- tect his country's flag from Mr. Callaway stated. rarely find mescaline. In fact, available for pushers. that they doubt the value of School are Dr. Lloyd W. Mc- 150 college student protestors Mr. Pierson joins a group we haven't had one positive James M. Coleman and Jo- sectarian organization dedi- "LSD can easily be manu- seph E. Robertson. nieeting'on the local level un- 'Corkle, commissioner of Instl- cated to preserving and per- at San Diego (Calif.) State who have received this award case- of mescaline in six factured in a home laboratory til they have discussed the is- tutions and Agencies, and Dr. petuating the American way College. in the past, including former months." by anyone who knows the for- Mr. Azzolina told city offi- sue with Gov. Cahill. James R. Cowan, state Health v oflife. «*~ • The presentation will be President Herbert Hoover, Many of the buyers, law en- mula and many do," he says. cials that they will take the Assemblyman Dawes also Department commissioner. Its major activities are the made by Howard H. "Bo" Walt Disney, FBI director J. forcement officials say, want Drug experts are also con- Edgar Hoover, John H. Glenn no part of LSD. cerned about an apparent Jr., America's first astronaut, "Our experience," says tendency among some pushers and Gen. Harold K. Johnson, Capt. George Kell, head of the to adulterate drugs with addi- former Army Chief of Staff. State Police narcotics squad, tional substances. Dinkelspiel Promotes Humphrey Support Among others honored at to-, "is that by and large these- Some researchers have day's ceremony are the Hon. kids are concerned and even found cases where mescaline John W. MacCormack of Bos- frightened of it because of was laced with strychnine, a May Pay Off in 72 ton, Mass., retired Speaker of what they hear from their poison whose effects can often the House of Representatives; peers. Mescaline is acceptable prove fatal. And there are the Rally on Drug Center TRENTON (AP) New Jer- Democratic candidate does Victor Riesel of New York to them. Chances of a bad trip same problems with other City, journalist, and movie LONG BRANCH - Edgar the city's business area, the The president of the new sey Democrats who want to well. are much less than with drugs. N. Dinkelspiel, a former city increased costs of police and be delegates, .to the party's Under the McGovern formu- star John Wayne of Holly- LSD." . "Heroin is adulterated with taxpayers' unit said also that wood, Calif. commissioner, last night fire protection and the loss of his panel may use sound 1972 national convention may la, New Jersey would get 115 Dr. Donald Louria of the all sorts of things," says Lour- called on local residents and the tract as a ratable. soon be wishing their areas delegates to the national con- During the ceremony, Mr. New Jersey College of Medi- ia. "Quinine, barbiturates, trucks tomorrow to alert city merchants to attend the The former commissioner residents to attend the meet- produced a few more votes in vention, compared to the 82 it Callaway and Freedoms cine and Dentistry agrees that spqed, and a combination of planned meeting on the pro- 1968 for Hubert Humphrey. had in 1968. The increase was Foundation presented top the problem exists. heroin and LSD." said also that questions will ing in the school. posed state teen-age drug be asked about the possibility Monmouth County Sheriff recommended despite the fact awards to more than 40 indi- treatment center at 7:30 p.m. In his letter to petitioners Paul Klernan, who heads a that New Jersey was the only viduals and organizations. In of the pilot program increas- and other residents, Mr. Din- Wednesday in the Junior High ing drug addiction here and special panel on convention major eastern industrial state addition, the foundation an- School here. kelspiel said "it is impera- taken by the Republicans that nounced some 1,500 other will it have an impact on local tive" that they attend the ses- credentials from the Demo- Mr. Dinkelspiel said about cratic State Committee, said year. awards to be presented at lo- children. sion. He. said that "only public cal and regional ceremonies The Inside Story 50 persons attended a protest opinion can stop the plan." yesterday that the group will Under Kiernan's proposal, meeting sponsored by the Mr. Dinkelspiel said his or- recommend that areas that the New Jersey delegation in various parts of the nation ganization also wants to know Joseph Mrakovcich is vice later in the year. _14-16 United Civic and Taxpayers gave more votes to the Demo- would be picked on a formula Classified Ads DAILY REGISTER Association in the Elks Lodge if the youthful inmates of the president of the new taxpay- cratic presidential candidate by which half the weight This was a traditional ob- Cflinlrs i» PHONE NUMBERS hall last night. planned center could become ers' organization. Vincent be given more seats in the would be given to areas where servance of Washington's Crossword Puzzle .17 Main Office 741-0010 wards of the city after they McCue is its secretary and New Jersey delegation. Humphrey did well in 1968; Birthday by the foundation — He said he has appointed a Editorials (i Classified Ads 741-6900 committee to alert city mer- have lived here six months. Paul Rafferty is treasurer. Follow Pattern and the other half would be the bringing of Americans to Legal Adv. 741-0010 Entertainment is t chants "to the serious issue" Those and other questions, Mr. Dinkelspiel said last The proposed recommenda- solely on a population basis; Valley Forge to receive Display Adv. 741-0010 he said will be aimed at Dr. 7 to be discussed at the public night that the unit is expected tion is patterned after one which is the way delegations awards for their contributions Finniffol Circulation Dept. 741-3330 Lloyd McCorkle, state commis- to become a permanent panel have been picked in the^past. to a free America. forum and that he has sent made on a national basis by a Hwoflc (Adv.) Board Secretary (Adv.) sation for the deterioration of meeting. White St., Red Bank, (adv) •THE DAILY REGISTER. REI* BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1971' Park View Drive, Hadet, bey, mile (oee Miry Jean Morta), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cahill 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Damon deen Road, Maiawan, girl, Thursday. , < 30 Crescent 8t, Keaatoorg, (nee Carol Gymartto, 1»3 (nee Nancy BemstWK 88 Ap- Thursday. Vli and Mrs. Louis Pisarro girl, Thursday. Geary Drive, Middletown, MonmoutJi County Births pletoh Drive, Franklin, boy, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mull- (nee Rose Stoppieto), 84 West Mr. and Mrs, WiUiantKole- bey, Thursday,' Thursday. er (nee Theresa Trojanowski), Highland Ave., Atlantic High- • sar (nee Doris Biffins), 89 Lo- Mr.and Mrs. Vincent Gallo RIVER VIEW Mr. and Mrs. Edward Es- Prospect Road, Atlantic High- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dorn 13 Viola Ave., Leonardo, boy, lands, boy, Thursday: . Thursday.' cust Point Road, Locust, girl, (nee Sonia Cuevas), 132 Syca- Red Bank trada (nee Kathleen Mc- lands, daughter. Wednesday. - (nee Judith Hoyt), 14 North- Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ott Thursday. more Ave., East Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. John Powers Fadyen), 148 Main St.,, Port Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schef- vale Ave., Little Silver, girl, Smith (nee Louise Lockwodd), - Momrtouth, son, Wednesday. fler (nee Berit Rusted), 31 Thursday. (nee, Norma Ronson), Rt. 79, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy boy, Thursday. (nee Sylvia McDougall), 39 son. Wednesday. ^_ MONMOUTB MEDICAL Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. James Lepps (nee'Mar^aret Kauffman),71 ff FRYING or BROILING ENEEADY Commonwealth Ave., Middle- town, daughter. Wednesday., I Mr and Mrs, Lawrence . Rilev (nee Shirley Small), W Rock^il A>e., Long Branch, son. Wednesday. . I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed- CHICKENS ililIIII monds (nee Marjorie Wil- liams), 84 Cooper Ave., Long lands, boy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Holme* (nee Karen Parriak,), 265 Hol- FOODTOWN LIQUID lywood Ave., West End, girl, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luc BLEACH < carelli (nee Marilyn Mazzeo), 344 Liberty St., Long Brainch, Branch, son, Thursday. plastic gallon You Save Mr. and Mrs. William Welch More Cash (nee Marion Donovan), 54 Chapel Hill Road, Middletown, ai FOODTOWN daughter, yesterday. . . . Everyday! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gal- Toa Say* More • 12-oa. WHOLE lagher (nee Kathleen Boyle), > GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN •I ONLY 299 . Neil Ave., Belford, son, Aluminum Friday. 75 REYNOLDS FOIL WRAP *• B Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wil- tconomy rou liams (nee Diane Washing- Cut Wax or Git 1-ib. $| ton), 365 Main St., Keyport, FOODTOWN GREEN BEANS 5 com I Ib. daughter, Friday. Alhvpew Grind Mr. and Mrs. Marc Pha&ei- mer (nee Marilyn Fieff), 24! FOODTOWN COFFEE Creek Road, Keansburg, ton, Vanity Fair Split /Quartered W. Friday. BATHROOM TISSUE UGAI PUNT Deli Savings! \ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mall- szewski (nee Gloria Loyko), ilanoVO-Frart 29 Nautilus Drive, Leonardo, ID .4* 3. son, Friday. You Save More Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Ben- /MEATS 3* nett (nee Elizabeth Babiy), 64 Allen St., Rumson, son, Fri- CRISCO 'SALAMI OR BOLOGNA 1*9. #9* day. Waow Shad WHM Mart . . > Mr. and Mrs. James Cadar- e CHICKEN voc"^g.69 ett (nee La Rue Reising), 142 OIL Morningside Ave., ' Union r Beach, daughter, Friday. TouSav>M»» ' • CANNED HAM 3 1 *2" PROGRESSO TOMATO PUREI Mr. and Mrs, Luke Mfc- MIDGET^ SALAMI ib.99' Lawhorn (nee Edna Starks), You Sov. More J82 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, PROGRESSO TOMATO SAUCE | Appetizer Savings! I lfj daughter, Friday. . Progrcuo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wo- :ABWhrteMeat ii- hanka (nee' Linda Mitro), 33 'OIL WHOLE TOMATOES IN PUREE [TURKEY OOci Charles St, Matawan, son, 5-ox. e Ib. Saturday. -X 49 iROLL %.*. Oar || Mr. and Mrs. George Ko-' LILLY COLD CUP REFILLS c walski (nee Susan Beach), CHOPPED HAM %.i*49 |f Tracy East Apartments, At- ' SELECT RIPE OLIVES 4 lantic Highlands,' son, Satur- POTATO SALAD ib.29c I day. a* •-'"•••• •"• Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kouten : CORNED Bar ROUND %-fc. 59' 1 (nee Agnes Leavy), Rt. 537, Colts Neck; daughter, Satur- Ib. | Seafood Savings! \ |;i: day. AJAX Mr, and Mrs. Joao Aquiar CODFISH (nee Diane Bottrill), 597 W. LIQUID DETERGENT Front St., Red Bank, son, Sat- STEAKS ib, urday. Young Tinder Ovtn Rtady Mr, and Mrs. Conrad Ricr "foodtown ' . • ••' ••' No CORNISH HENS 26.01. AVG. OYSTERS -', (nee Barbara Whitney), 72(! LAUNDRY DETERGENT Pho^K,,. Fresh Grade A Oven Reqdy Eighth St., Union Beach, Beef, Chicken or ' ^ BLUEFISHcX daughter, yesterday. LONG ISLAND DUCKLING C«»dion Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brittori SPANISH RICE-A.RONI Baneleu WhHe or Dark Meat (nee Doris Nelson), 36 N. AHSccnb NO. 1 SMELTS OCOMA TURKEY ROAST (Wh.r. A voUobltl Lake Drive, New Monmouth, RENUZIT AIR FRESHENERS Fresh Hot or Sweet daughter, yesterday.' Foocttown ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE Lance Cpl. and Mrs. Roger IMPURE Patin (nee Debra Davis), 139 COLOMBIAN COFFEE i{MVE Me Montgomery Ter., Red Bank, Foodtown 10 Cut From Young Corn Fed Porkers Utter Ration son, yesterday. TRASH BAGS YOU SAVE MORE RIVAL Mr. and Mrs, Timothy Olson (nee Esther Hoffman), '89 WITH THIS COUPON Full Cut DOGFOOD Hamilton Ave., Leonardo, Full Cut bM»n good m any h«lt' BUTT HALF Coupon «xpJrM! Ib. Mr. and Mrs.itopert Eruign MOTT'S RB 2-1« (nee Jeannine Sampson), 32 CUPTHItCOXPOlf Pacific Ave., East Keansburg, son, yesterday. .: . APPLESAUCE tr M HEINZ KETCHUP br37' ^_POR^K & BEANS IAVI40c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kroiv ing (nee Theresa Emdl)-, 29 Soap Powder" 84-oz. 'Odte Vermont Styk GKANTSTVLE CORN 2 L" 55" FACIAL TISSUE 5*?™*! Maryland Avei, West Long SU«MM „,, MiSdihChk FAB & Branch, daughter, yesterday. MAYPO HOT CEREAL HYDROX COOKIES ^47' NABISCO COOKIES ^57' Mr. and Mrs. David Forrest Kbm-Britt BORAX WITH THIS COUPON ( CoupomoodotanyfeoJlttiwiSoBTtwtut (nee Alberta Baron), 15 For- FIG BARS '^43 MALIOMARS '^47' est Place, Keansburg, son, WINDOW WASHERS Coi^on «xpnru £ *»Kl» • bb 10ft («>MU«.lr^. Diln. Cila.« M M CoSfomw Mlg.Cpa BB .-IS yesterday. VIENNA FINGERS '^49'KEEBLER COOKIES ^ CUPTHUCOPPOW JERSEY FHORE MEDICAL FOODTOWN WALNUTS Neptune As odverttMd over ratfio (latian W.O.R.—Pur* • i Mr, and Mis. Jerome Gilboy TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE I AVI 12, ^ (nee ?riine Chigas), 18 Wicka- ScOHLobd Frozen Food Savings! Rtoulor & Supir Sanitary tunk Road.. Englishtown, son, Tuesday. YOU SAVE MOM CLOROX BLEACH KOTEX Mr. nnu Mrs. Robert Dob- 1/3 MORE BONUS PAK! NAPKINS WITH THIS COUPON han (nee Gloria Copacino),,95 Couoon good at onr Foodtown SoMfmo,Vit 12-ox. for »he price of9-oi. Birdi Eye ^^»k Limit ana PM adull kmHy. Old Queeu Blvd., English- CHEESE Coupon i«p>M Satunfay, M-,»rv JO, town, daughlir, Tuesday. J COOL WHIP fmm ^49 M(aCrn Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Kes- Gordenbowl Frozen Whole Uniwtctensd |^_ ^p^ PIZZA CUP THIS COPPON slcr (nee Sheryl Sussman), LETTUCE 2 105 Kingsley Way, Freehold, STRAWBERRIES £r59 daughter, Wednesday. [•AVI 18c. CAUfORNIA ICEBERG Foodtown Froxtn Swift Goldman - ' . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sa- MELON BAILS3 '^85' KRUNCHrBAR ^89 AH Purpo-GTmd Coffee dowsky (nee Jeanne Read), 30 Fresh Trim^d Fulton St., Freehold, daugh- large 1 CHOCK ter, Wednesday. head Foodtown Dairy Savings . WITH THIS COUPON i FULL O'NUTCau|»n good aSt any Foodtown Sup«ffnarli«t. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Ma- kroftSoftPorkay Lmil om p.r aduk lomJy. gowlin (nee Evelyn Arvo- Coupon *xpir«4 Mturday, Fibn«-w 70. gant), 58 Main St., Farming- '" XI • dale, a dauchter. Friday, ; CUP THIS COUPON , MARGARINES VELVEETA Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sla- tick (nee Alice O'Brien), 51t CHEESE First Ave., Asbury Park, Ib. 29' LUNCH HERRING TKB r Toward the purchaie of any daughter, Friday. '$£ Endeca Reg. or Sandwich SBce. I) COUPON o-oi. jar hutant Coffee Xfiiou P»M {WORTH Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Rog- 19' ** MUENSTER CHEESE MAXWELL HOUSE non (nee Rose McGuire), »' Kraft ISc off our regular low price. Cresci Blvd., Hazlet, a daugh- CHEEZWIilZ 15' Coupon goad at any fa »ktt. ter. Fridav. •ptrooUodUtlomllrt . mmm Coupon tipkti Jolutdar• , FibruAfrlO, MONMOUTH MEDICAL M*Cm. Loni» I Branch lou SltP More }ou Sate More Liquid You Save More Liquid KB 2-O Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray Condensed All Flu/Jy Red All Cold Water All Dishwasher All Wish Detergent CLIP THIS COUPON (nee Stella B»rardinol) 1 Port Monmouth Road, Port jumbo Ip /O*i C C l c quart *'?"' 7Q Monmouth, daughter, Frlddy. ^ 87 83 quart \J J. Mr. and Mrs. John Shapiro |Pre-Soake 12-OK (nee Patricia Katnki), 248 Al- box bert Place, Elberon, daughter, Liquid You Save More You Save More you Sate Afore You Save More You Save More Friday. WITH THIS COUPON AXION Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ban- Lux Lux Soap Lifebuoy Soap Lifebuoy Soap Breeze Lux Soap Couvon good at any Fowhown Suommfliil. \lmitona»o»p*iH(omlr. derwerken (nee Margaret Mi- . Cou>nii ««pWt titurjar. PoVmnr JO. hah C rctuhr O 9c C chael), 260 Eatontcrest Drive, 35< 2 « 45 2 ban OO giant 89 3 rr.3'5* Eatontown, daughter, yester- 1 OiPTHII COUPON day. PriceitHertreethrcwoiiSeU*day, February M.^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boy. ette (nee Linda Sakaer), 1407 Rustic Drive, Ocean Town- Middletown, N. J. Toms River, N. J. Neptune, N. ]. Englishtown, N. J. Freehold, N. J. ship, son, yesterday. Rt. 35 & Ml. Hill Road Fisher Blvd. Route 33 42 Main St. Pork Ave. & Hwy. 33 Mr. and Mrs. Gliddei Gad- ea (nee Violeta Delbrav), 52 MalaWon, N. i. West End, long Branch, N.J. Port Monmouth, N. J. Farmingdale, N. J. Wanamaiw, N. J. Fourth Ave.; Long Branch, 126 Main St. West End Couit & Mark-t Place Hwy. 36 & Bray Avt. 10 Bank Street Sunset Ave. daughter, yesterday. Toms River, N. J. Seo Bris.hr, N.J. «wl l«nk. H. J. Jackson, N.J. near Wickapeclco Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stout. Route 37 1160 Ocean Ave. 56 Newman Springs Road 7 Brook Plaza (nee Linda Rowe), 246 Ham'll' on Ave., Long Branch, daugh- ter, yesterday, J ••4 THE DAli? BEGISTER. BED BANK - MTODljSTOWN, N. J.: MONDAY, FEBKUAKY 15,1971- Of the News Says Pool- Doubt Nixoji Integrity l TOWNSHIP - Rep. He said, however, that this man -was arraigned SSSyesterda y elaboratettTfe2?M. He wasJS! take n into !?ALL TOWNSHIP-Itep: He said, however, that this v5 •/ as a material witness to the Ogden R. Rehj, R-NY, said section of the nation may be custody late Saturday. True- Friday night the Nixon Ad- "shortchanged" by thePresi- gangland-style murder of a ba's death was the second North Arlington man whose ministration is losing its integ- dent's revenue sharing and such murder of the weekend. rity with the poor, and said annual income supplement bullet-rWdlea body was found Dominick Luciano; reputed in a driveway Saturday. that the way to restore it is programs. The congressman gambling kingpin in Newark's through meaningful welfare said these programs would not Hillside police held John Ironbound ' section, was' reform. provide' enough money to gunned down Friday outside Tulley, 36, in lieu of $50,000 The five-term congressman, meet the needs of this highly bail in connection with the his Roseland home. populated, and urbanized re- New • Jersey law enforce- a former editor of the New murder of Candido Trueba, York Herald Tribune, made gion. who has been linked to Essex ment officials were looking "The northeastern states, into links between the two the remarks in a speech to County gambling operations. more than 500 GOP party which have been the most pro- murders but wouldn't specu- gressive in their welfare com- Police said Tulley, who has late about open warfare be- faithful at the annual Lincoln an extensive arrest record, Day dinner in Sea Girt Inn. , mitments, may be short- tween factions of the under- changed by these proposals," was traced through a license world. He said the funds necessary for welfare reform could come he said. from a diplomatic settlement Rep. Reid said the Nixon of the war in Indochina. Administration is "losing its Wiretap Use Gain Pays Off integrity with the poor," par- TRENTON"- State police ducted 82 wiretaps, recorded "A genuine, peace dividend ticularly in the area of legal tripled their wiretaps in 1970 24,192 conversations of which would fund the programs we services.' The congressman and arrested three times as 19,443 were incriminating, and so vitally need, such as new cited California Gov. Ronald many persons under the made 287 arrests. Of these, 266 and rebuilt bousing, immedi- Reagan's recent veto of a bid state's wiretap law than were were for gambling, 12 were ate and massive food pro- for funds made by a Califor- arrested in 1969, the year the on narcotics charges, 6 were grams, especially for chil- nia, legal services group repre- law took effect, according to for major thefts and 3 were dren, aid to local school dis- senting migrant farm workers state-police. The figures were for loansharking. No "bugs," tricts to relieve property own- to dramatize hiipoint. released yesterday. ers, an improved healthcare or hidden microphones, were "This goes t

Total Appropriation SS2.370 OPEN MONDY-FRIDAY 7:30-5:00; SATURDAY 7:30-3:00 FREE DELIVERY WILLIAM E- ETORER. Secretary, Board of MASTER CHARGE y UNI-CARD Fire Commissioners Fire District #2 Feb. 15. 16, 17 131.30

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J.: MONDAY, FEBRUARY^, 1971- Two New Career Programs LfNCEQFT - Brookdale for trained personnel in those ing a pilo pg t the state Board of Higher Ed- option of. journalism or media those courses which had room tion, $245,700, Sarbo, Inc., approved closing out the two-, Canmms' College is plan- fields. would admit able students to ucation for final approval. production. for them, Middletown. The bids were or- year diploma prop-am in ning to offer ,two new career ' Ai the same time, flie col- take some courses while they The college surveyed editors An abstract of the proposal The; board held the recom- dered held pending the Feb. drafting design, which will be programs in September, one lege will introduce several are stUl'in high school, wittt of daily and weekly newspa- cites more than 200 jobs cur- mendation for study. 25 receipt of new bids for mis- absorbed into the AAS degree in mass communications me- new. instructional techniques the credits earned applicable pers in the county and in- rently available for persons The board received a low cellaneous metals and electric program in Drafting and De- dia and one to prepare educa- in its courses in the natural toward a degree when the stu- quired into the availability of •with media production train- bass bid of $1,834,000 for gen- cal work. The board received sign Technology, and the two- tional aides Jn several fields. and applied sciences, includ- dent is formally admitted to jobs in media production and ing, and points out that with eral construction of the col- only one bid for miscellaneous year diploma program in in-' Both wiB Jead to the asso- ing computer assisted instruc- Brookdale. the audio-visual field before the increasing use of educa- lege gymnasium from W. C. metals and electrical work strumentatlon m which there ciate, in. applied science de- tion:. proposing the AA£> program in Brookdale's board last night tional television there is grow- Hurley, Neptune. Other low from pre-qualified bidders, re- has been little student interest gree, and are based on a And the county College's mass communications media, approved the two new career ing need for media specialists base bids were: plumbing, jected them, and will receive and which will continue as an Brookdale survey of the need Board of Trustees is consider- which would give students the. programs, which now go to in Hie schools. $164,000, H. L. Harrison, Ha- new bids Feb. 25. option in the electronics pro- Almost one-third of the 37 zlet, and heating and ventila- The trustees last night also gram. •• • Environmental county school superintendents responding to the BrookdaJe query about the job possibili- Gypsy Moth Menace ties for trained paraprofes- . -*• The Citizens for sionals said that educational Environmental Protection wilt aides in their districts would SPECIAL meet Thursday in the Veter- probably be assigned duties as an's Park building on Union Is Seen Worse in '71 audiovisual technicians with- in the next four years, and 22 Ave. By SHERRY HGDORE 500 to 1,000 gypsy moth cater- stages of its life-cycle, aerial of them said they would like Guest speaker will be Har- MIDDLETOWN - The win- pillars, according to the Oak views of Monmouth County graduates of flie two-year pro- old Jacobsen, naturalist and ter-gray trunks of thousands Hill Association's Gypsy Moth showing defoliation and gram for educational aides to of trees in county backyards Committee. : be skilled in the use of audio- SBIE resident of the area for more browning caused by the pest, visual equipment. | than 50 years. His topic will and woodlots are now dotted The committee, headed by and control methods that can with velvety, ochre-cblored be the history of Hazlet Town- Harold G. Lenz, met with rep- be used by individuals to aug- Students in. the AAS pro- oval patches about one inch gram for educational aides ship. resentatives of half a dozen ment professional programs. wide by 1% inches long. The civic organizations fromMid- Groups interested in the would major in library serv- 1 The CEP will continue to spots are egg masses of the dletown and Holmdel Thurs- slide presentation may con- ice, physical education, day hold Its meetings on the third gypsy moth, and each mass day night to coordinate a citi- tact Mr. Lenz at 34 Heron care-nursery school, or gener- Thursday of each month. will, If unmolested, hatch into zens' war against the moth. Road, Middletown, 07746. al elementary education. Statistics Cited The moth committee has Thirty of the 37 public Last year, according to U.S. also prepared petitions they school superintendents re- Department of Agriculture urge individuals and groups to sponding to the Brookdale sur- MARINE VIEW statistics, the pest, imported send to local mayors and state vey said they would be inter- from Europe in 1869, stripped legislators. The petitions state ested in hiring graduates of a about 800,000 acres of forest. that the undersigned are two-year occupational pro- This, is triple the damage "deeply concerned about the gram for education aides, and caused by the moth in 1969, gypsy moth epidemic which several parochial school prin- and six tunes that done in has invaded our area in force cipals also indicated interest the summer of 1968, since the summer of 1970, in trained paraprofessionals, The now-dormant egg mass- threatening to destroy virtual- the proposal abstract says. es can be found on tree ly all our trees and shrubs, In addition to the computer trunks and shrubs, under and inflicting irreparable assisted instruction, which house eaves, beneath boards, damage to nature, value of wjLlJ.jnean that every student boxes, dog houses or any property and the land. taking math or a science will shady protected area. "We are also deeply worried learn basic computer lan- The committee urges all about the potential disaster guage, the natural and applied KEG. homeowners to look for them, stemming from uncontrolled sciences cluster plans to and either paint the masses use of pesticides by individu- introduce in September: an 17J99Eacb liberally with creosote or als and-or organizations at- audio-visual tutorial program, PLUS scrape them off into a bag tempting to eradicate this hi which students will work in- and burs them. Attach a paint scourge by such means." dependently with tapes and 2i0 Installation —BALANCES THE SCALE brush or rag to a stick to hit The petition urges govern- slides and in smaH group sem- A20.49VAL out-of-reach masses. ing bodies "to do everything inars; "open" laboratories, INSTALLED! you an m thin* op with a Mwtgog* Loan fwm M°Hn. Vi.w. Our After the unmolested egg humanly possible to support which will permit students to «ptritnuniltn|gnding1aanwpirttortatyouiiirv!(a...'W)lh do Jab work at hours conven- Ifmi advk. and foil ottien, too. F« thi homt-buylng mon.y you nwd, masses hatch in late April or the integrated control pro- May, many can still be grams" being formulated by ient for them; and "mini- courses," short comprehen- KYeorPmnl rH*,VA*HPU0AmAVAIumi. trapped by , wrapping tree local and state agencies and Guarantee CHAIWIT! trunks with a strip of burlap. to adequately publicize the ep- sive courses on subjects com- 32 BROAD ST. Mr. Lenz said the Mon- idemic. . mon to several of the sci- ig mouth County Shade Tree Copies of the petition are ences, 4ihus avoiding duplica- (Nicest looking window XEDUNK tion. Commission will spray affect- available from Mrs. Wanda in the industry) ed areas with Sevin during Boyd of 10 Stork Court, Mid- 'Modest' Start Planned Fret Delhrtry May and June and will re- dietowR. In recommending a change FuRyWeathenrripped lease tiny wasps and flies that Among the groups repre- in admissions policy to permit (Cleans easily from inside 741-7500 parasitize the moths. Traps sented at Thursday night's some high school students to the home) that lure the dark-brown male meeting at the Lenz home on enroll, Frank L. Weinheimer, Mr<* Conttnltnt OJJicci (a Sine Xeu!. moths with a synthetic female Heron Road were the Garden executive §ean of educational Minimum sex hormone are being experi- Club RFD, the Village Wom- services, said Ihe experimen- Hwy. 35 6 HWY. 36 LINCROIT mented with. an's Club, the' Middletown tal program would "start 51IDDLEIWN .ATL HIGHLANDS rowvfe SHOPPINC CENTER Committee members have Woman's and Junior Woman's modestly" with a limited fmlnwiic 671-2400 291-0100 842-4409 . prepared a slide program Clubs, and the Oak Hill Asso- number of high schoolers who Stnictmtktrto DtOf md SaNriay 15:30 JM. and Wei 'til • p.n. showing the moth in various ciation Garden Group. • would be admitted only to

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Established In 1878 *- Published by The led Bank.Begistar The Red Baron M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishn By JIM BISHOP bury Circle; and the Bed Bar* Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor When I admonish the girls to complete their homework, "oh's sly device of spotty an enemy plane, getting above Thomas J. Blyi Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor or do the dishes, they wait un- til my back ik turned, then him with the sun at his back, and coming in behind fte ene- 5 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1971 they clench both fists in the air and mutter: "Curse you, my aircraft, squeezing the Red Baron!" To comprehend triggers of two Spandau ma-, what my daughters are talk- chine guns. He downed Far- ing about, at any time, re- mans, Nieuports, Spads and quires the services of an inter- SopwithPups. preter they call "Mom." This Sometimes, when enemies A Reasonable County Budget time I did my own research. circled each other in the sky and ran out of ammunition, Apparently, they are con- There may be some concern on new county correctional center, in- they waggled wings at each fusing me with a World War I other in salute, and headed the part of the county Board of Free- cluding salaries for 53 new correction- flying ace named Baron holders over the increased budget al officers and salary increases for home. On tine Allied side, the Manfred von Richthofen, an nights were spent drinking co- that they introduced last week. It is many jail personnel. The county has intelligent snob who was born taken a progressive step with the new gnac, describing dogfights up .$4.7 million and now totals $29.8 in Breslau, Germany, in 1892. with hands, and making love million. Putting it in terms of the in- correctional facility for which it is to He downed 80 French and be commended. Many areas in the to French girls, all of whom dividual taxpayer, it is expected to British aircraft at a time believed the "tomorrow we jump 6.88 cents to 68.57 cents per state are behind the time's in this when aviation was in its infan- die" philosophy. area. Monmouth has shown the fore- cy.- S100 of equalized evaluation. But this The Germans flew Fok- could vary. sight to move into the 20th Century The adoring Germans instead of neglecting people who are called Him the Red Baron be- kers, Albatrosses and other monstrosities. Once, when the A news report last week noted too often neglected. cause he insisted that his per- the county tax rate hasn't had such sonal plane be painted bright Red Baron downed a French an increase since 1967, when it went And then there is the $94,000 in- red;- so that the;eneihy; would plane, it landed so evenly that crease in salaries and operating costs recognize and fear him. His he thought the pilot might es- up about six cents. In the past two cape. Richthofen landed in a years, for example, the rate hike has for the new county Juvenile Detention closest/ competitors were Capt.' Rene : Fonck of the pasture behind the plane, been about a penny. Center which is expected to open this drew his revolver, and ad- month. Once again, the county leaders French Air.'Service with 75 The freeholders probably are un- "kill?," British Maj. Mickey vanced. The pilot and observ- have recognized that there is a social er were dead. The Red Baron happy about the jump. After all, they •obif.m that must be solved. And Mannock who had 73, and Maj. William Bishop of Cana- lifted his hand in military sa- are politicians as well as government they have undertaken to solve it. lute. officials. And who wants to bear the da who had 72. In the last sev- brunt for increasing taxes? Even in the health and welfare en months of a four-year war, His girl was Heidi Jaeger,. categories — which usually come un- Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker of of Berlin. They never married But the freeholders, and those re- der severe attack from the economy- the Americans scored 26 because the Red Baron was sponsible for" helping draw up the . minded — there is an increase of "kills." not destined to last until budget, should be proud of their final $1,576,526. There are provisions for Pilots Were Special peace. Miss Jaeger dutifully, sent him a small silver cup product. It is a reasonable spending the hiring of a drug addiction pro- On the ground, millions of schedule, one that appears to be real- men were slaughtering each for each enemy plane the Red gram administrator and $50,000 for Baron downed. On it were en- istic, but not excessive, for the needs the drug control program itself. other in the 1914-1918 war and of a growing county. they were anonymous. But pil- graved the date, the place, the type of plane. And, when you dig deeper, there ots — they were special. Their Matter of fact, we would say that are the many other areas in which planes were fashioned with His Trophies the freeholders could have been more , the county has taken proper responsi- canvas, glue, engines with These were his trophies — expansive in their spending — and YOUH« THAW a mantleful of small cups. In bility. The county library system is emphysema and wooden pro- understandably so. But, in this time the sky at dawn, the Allied outstanding. The recreational pro- pellers which sometimes flew of general governmental economy and CONSERVATIVE VIEW off by themselves. pilots knew who flew the red gram is expanding. Efforts are being national financial uncertainty, they The warriors of the sky plane, and some scurried to- (made to improve our bridges and have basically toed the line, yet made wore soft leather helmets, ward the ground and home: roads. In shortv'the county officials provisions for significant expansion in silken scarves which flew base. Others fought him, and are truly trying to provide the serv- Sure: Power to the People! were killed. From Kaiser Wil- many vital areas. backward in propeller blasts, ices that residents want and, in many By JAMES J. KILPATRICK Mr. Jefferson spoke of "all men," and he gleaming,. flying boots, and helnv Ii; •Richthoferr worrhis^ Let's just look at three segments cases, must have. Beyond that, there Some of Mr. Nixon's critics, friendly and spoke of "the governed," but the one antece- took 'off frprq lumpy French nation's highest award. ' of the budget where there have been are the county projects that are being otherwise, still are giving the President a dent in the Declaration, on which all the rest farms at a zippy 4Q miles per He was hit in the h.ead. by ^ major increases: undertaken that go with a growing hard time for his State of the Union speech. depends, is "the people." hour. In the early days of the a bullet;' temporarily blinded, -; They have seized upon a couple of lines as war, they carried rifles and and almost died. The Red ,' area. 1 It is the same with the Constitution. The There is a $946,500 increase in evidence that Our Leader has gone over the supreme law of our land uses several collec- made photographs of enemy Baron survived, and was ad- ; the county's ahare of operational costs No doubt there will be some criti- wall .to the hippies, but I think they misread tive nouns — "persons," and "citizens," and positions.. . . • vised to quit.flying. He was-? at Brookdale Community College cism with the county budget. It is their history. in its reference to Congress, "members." But Sometimes the enemies Germany's ace' of aces. Herr | needed to accommodate the equivalent difficult to please everyone, be it with The address, to be sure, had its startling it is part of the beauty and genius of the passed each other, nodding von Richthpfen; said.no; lief of 4,200 fulltime students, twice as overspending or underspending in cer- aspects. Taken in conjunction with the budget Constitution, taken with the first ten amend- and waving. If-3 French plane would continue to fly. ' ' * many as last year and the current tain categories. But, in examining the message it suggests that Mr. Nixon has in- ments, that it begins and ends with "the peo- crashed behind German lines, The Red Baron was killed. 5 He was chasing a "Camel" at J college capacity. Who can quibble budget introduced last week, we must deed gone galloping off in new directions. He ple." the pilot was given a spectao has become our Don Quixote of the White * + • ular funeral with squads of low altitude. His bright' red | with that? Brookdale has become an say the freeholders did exceptionally 1 House, dreaming impossible dreams; he sees "WE THE PEOPLE of the United Uhlans at graveside firing a plane was followed, unknown f important part of the county scene well. They were concerned with econo- to him, by one flown by Capt. » and it is doing a superb job. The in- castles of illusory revenue where the rest of States." That is how it begins. And the Con- salute. The French and Brit- my — but they did not let it drive us see plain old windmills. I put these off for ish did as much for the Ger- A.R. Brown, a Canadian. Aus- t> crease is justified. stitution winds up, in the ringing assertion of them to a point where progress was another day. the Tenth Amendment, by declaring that "the mans. tralian ground guns aimed up- i There is a $317,405 increase forf neglected. In these times, that is a Mr. Nixon is drawing fire especially for powers not delegated to the United States by Later, enemies flew be- ward at the red plane streak- 3 the first full year of operation for real achievement. his. advocacy of "a peaceful revolution in the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the side each other and aimed ri- ing by at 110 miles per hour; § which power is turned back to the people." States, are reserved to the States respective- fles at each other, and fired. Brown aimed downward. A j. The notion is being spread that "people" is a ly, or to the people." The French developed a solitary machine gun bullet 5" INSIDE WASHINGTON dirty word, invented by Jerry Rubin, and The founding fathers had no fear of "the clutch of weighted steel nee- tore through the baron'is back, I. son\e of my brothers are dismayed that the people." They proclaimed "the right of the dles which could be dropped went through Ms heart, and 3 President' should have given it currency. people peaceably to assemble." They defend- on German trenches. Still lat- out of his chest.. . , ?. They think he should wash his mouth out ed "the right of the people to keep and bear er, small bombs were devel- The plane landed i Gross Raps UN Budget Hike with soap. arms." They sought to protect "the right of oped with tail fins. These between enemy lines almost £ By ROBERT S. ALLEN William F. Buckley, Jr., thus reproaches the people to be secure in their persons, were hand lifted and dropped' perfectly. But von Richthofen ;• and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH Graphically illustrative are two scathing Mr. Nixon for using a phrase, "power to the houses, papers and effects." In the forgotten over the side, scaring chick- had flown one too many mis- » charges by Hep. H.R. Gross, R-iowa, vigilant people," that has become identified with the Ninth Amendment, they undertook to pre- ens and curdling cows' milk. sions. At age 25, he was dead. ^ A little-noticed 8 per cent pay increase to "treasury watchdog" and a ranking member collectivists. The President, says my brother serve those unenumerated rights that must Immclmann Turn Now, if my daughters gripe; United Nations employes will cost U. S. tax of the Foreign Affairs Committee: pundit, should have spoken of "individuals," be forever "retained by the people." A German named Immel- and mutter: "Curse you, Red'' mann developed the Immel- Baron!" I understand. It's un- payers more than $1.5 million annually. (1) U. S. Taxpayers actually will put up not of "people." The rhetorical slip has left As Eric Hoffer has remarked, in a per- Mr. Buckley despondent. ceptive essay, it is one of the characteristics mann turn; there was the Luf- deserved. Well, almost... Total cost of this pay hike is put at $5,- $64 million for the proposed $80 million buila- ing and not $20 million; (2) Much of the * # # of today's liberal to distrust "the people." 034,000 for an overall UN salaries and IT IS A CURIOUS thing, this business of This is a- part of the sudden fierce opposition wages budget of $86,166,500 for this year To- space of the costly new structure will be oc- cupied by numerous clubs and entertainment semantics. A kind of Gresham's Law seems to Mr. Njxon's plan for revenue sharing — Driigs in Schools tal UN budget for 1971 is $192,149,300. to operate, In which bad usages drive out the that it would return certain discretionary facilities for United Nations delegations and 216 Kingfisher Drive answer. U.S. share of all UN expenditures is 31.52 employees. good. There was a time when "liberal" con- powers to the people in their states. Here in Washington, the conventional wisdom holds Middletown, N. J. "I recently heard theques-j per cent. * * * veyed what most of us mean by "conserva- tive" today; but the noun got kidnapped. In that such people are bigots, fools or scoun- To the Editor: tion asked 'why has the use of j The pay raise was quietly put through the DON'T LET ANYONE tell you," says the same fashion, "welfare," and "youth," drels; only those people who elect senators, Enclosed is an open letter I harmful drugs by our youth; UN General Assembly shortly before it ad- Gross, "that the proposed $20 million grant is and even "adult" — as in "adult movies" — congressmen and president can be trusted. have sent to the Middletown increased?' The answer is j journed last month. The virtually unreported all the money involved. It isn't even a third have taken on odd connotations. But we Better still, trust the bureaucrats, for they Township Committee. I hope that years'ago narcotic? indj vote was 57 to 10, with four abstentions. of the amount American taxpayers will wind ought not to sit back,, feeling despondent, know best what is good for us. it will be,of interest to you other harmful drugs were.not I The U.S. was one of the abstainers. It up paying for these luxurious additions to the while the Artful Dodgers of the New Left run Humbug! Under our federal system, the and your readers, and that readily available. To stop j opposed an 8 per cent increase, favoring 5 UN. Another $25 million will come out of the- off with "people." The word, in its political ultimate power of sovereignty — the power to my proposal will be met with their use we must stop their i per cent instead. The U.S. abstained on the regular UN budget — of which the U.S. puts sense, is as old as the Republic itself. Mr. make or unmake — lies with. the people in acceptance. sale and to do this the police ! final vote. up about a third. That means about $8 million Nixon had 200 years of tradition working for their states. In his invocation of this abiding and board of education must' Very truly yours, have the support of the entire Many of the 57 countries that supported of this budget will go for the building. That's him. . truth, Mr. Nixon wasn't embracing a Marxist James E. Goell, 5-28 million. The Declaration of Independence is one future. With Jefferson, Adams and Madison, community, including poten- the raise are in arrears in their payments to Member Middletown'. tial users. the UN — in a number of instances running long exposition of the "rights of the People." he was going back to the point of beginning. . "In addition, the UN Development Pro- Board of Education "I propose that we offer a"? into the millions of dollars. Total payments gram is to put up $10 million and the UN owing the UN are $190,849,689. reward to anyone giving infor- '£. Children's Fund $5 million. Of this $15 mil- "The improper use of dan- matlon to the police which;;: Foremost among the nations in default lion, about $6 million comes from U.S. tax- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH gerous drugs is a problem of leads to the arrest and convic-.'-" are (on the basis of latest available official great concern throughout our tion of a narcotics pusher. If Ji figures): payers — bringing their contribution for the new building to $34 million. community. The Middletown the reward is sufficiently ii Russia, $84,530,888; Nationalist China, School Boanl shares this con- large, pushers will not dare to ••* $22,870,686; France, $21,326,662; Ukrainia, "On top of that, Mayor Lindsay, with Preview of Four-Day Week cern and has moved aggres- ply their trade for fear of'£ $10,363,031; Poland, $6,693,692; Czechoslova- characteristic flamboyance, has promised By SYLVIA PORTER In , the Home Savings Bank also sively in several areas. For being reported. ,'f kia, $5,884,952; Hungary, $2,896,995; Argen- that New York City will kick in with $20 has switched to a four-day, 30-hour week. , example, a drug education tina, $2,157,876; South Africa, $1,886,735; Mex- This midnight you will have completed "By adopting this plan at!-; million in cash — despite the fact that a the first three-day weekend under the just- To you, the worker, the, advantages are program has been started at the township level, I believe :v ico, $1,641,410; Rumania, $1,613,322; Bulgaria, month ago he fired 500 municipal employes all grade levels and guards $783,074. effective, federal Monday holiday law — obvious. The shorter week cuts, commuting we could rid our community:*! on the ground Manhattan was head over George Washington's "new" birthday. costs, gives you dozens of three^aymini-ya- have been hired to keep drug of pushers and reduce the use^ With a few exceptions, these defaulting heels in debt. That brings the total to $54 pushers out of our high sGhool. of narcotics. The same ap-'-r countries almost invariably denounce and op- Your next Monday holiday will come Me- cations, permits you more time,with your million. morial Day, or the last Monday in May; fol- family. Still, the problem persists and proach adopted nationwide % pose U.S. policies. will continue to exist until could^ virtually rid the country7." "To that amount must be added $12 mil- lowing that will be Columbus Day, now set TO EMPLOYERS, there are significant * * • for the second Monday in October; your benefits as well. It sharply increases produc- more is done. Education and of the illegal use of narcot- •*' lion in real estate the city has promised to guards are only part of the SECRETARY GENERAL U Thant con- give the UN, which will, of course, take that fourth new three-day weekend will cover Vet- tivity; tends to reduce absenteeism, often 10 cluded the General Assembly session with an property off the tax rolls. So we wind up with erans Day, the fourth Monday in October. to 20 per cent on Mondays' and Fridays; urgent plea that nations in arrears pay their Thus, this year the vast majority of you served as a lure to new job seekers; often a total of\$66 million to be contributed in one 'We Want You To Have AH The Information f obligations. He warned that failure to do so way or-another, by the citizens of our country will get at least seven or eight long weekends permits more efficent use of factory or office would undermine the "organization's credit toward an $80 million structure for the UN. — including, in addition to the above, New equipment. Possible About Hie Moon And Things Like That'-' and more importantly its integrity. That is in The federal government is to supply $34 mil- Year's weekend, Labor Day, Christmas week- And to dozens of industries, the shrinking danger of being seriously compromised." lion, and the massively burdened residents of end and, for many workers, the Monday fol- workweek and corrolary expansion of leisure The General Assembly took no action on New York City another $32 million." lowing Independence Day on Sunday,, July 4. time telegraph new profit potentials. Among this appeal — which it has heard many times Many of you will get a four-day Thanksgiving these industries surely would be recreational and done nothing about. The State Department told Congress the holiday, too — and a few will get the entire vehicles of all kinds, hotels, motels, swim- U Thant, who strongly advocated the pay reason for the huge new building is that the Christmas-New Year's week off. ming pools, athletic equipment across-the- boost, was not included in it. He gets $50,000 UN now has 4,909 employes in New York. It is beginning: the four-day, 40-hour board from fishing tackle to skis, home salary, plus $22,500 so-called "representation Declared Assistant Secretary Samuel De Pal- week is clearly on the American worker's study, second homes, on and on. allowance" and another $12,000 as "post ad- ma, "Additional office space is urgently re- horizon; 1971's holidays are unmistakable Admittedly, the four-day week is still con- justment allowance." In addition, he is fur- quired." clues. fined mostly to relatively small companies: nished with a house in a fashionable section In fact, according to a recent tally by the average size of U.S. firms on this sched- and a chauffeured limousine. Retorted Gross, "If the UN is cramped Mrs. Riva Poor, author of the widely publi- ule is only 185 employes. But the trend, I As a consequence of the sizable pay hike for space, it might just be due to the aston- cized book "4 days, 40 hours" (Bursk and repeat is clear. . and the $190 million owed by UN members, ishing proliferation of the clubs they have Poor Publishing, $5), at least 11,000 American I. W. Abel, president of the United Steel- the proposal for the U.S. to contribute $20 formed, each with its own quarters." The workers already are on a year-round, four- workers of America, has made no secret of million for the construction of an $80 million Iowan thereupon sardonically read a "partial day workweek. To illustrate: his goal to switch this huge union onto a new UN building in New York faces rough list of the clubs these overworked internation- four-day'week by 1974. Chrysler has agreed going in Congress. al bureaucrats have provided for their enter- IN NOVEMBER Samsonite Corp., the to join with the United Autoworkers in a tainment and relaxation between cocktail • * * luggage maker, announced a switchover for study of the feasibility of a switch to "4-40." parties." 840 employes at its Murfreesboro, Term., fur- How will you handle yourself when "5-40" A MEASURE authorizing such a handout Amateur Radio Club, Art Club, Badmin- niture factory to a four-day, 38-hour work- gives way to "4-40" and. then swings into was steamrollered through Congress in the ton Club, Ballet Club, Ballroom Dancing week. Employes work 9tt hours a day, Mon- "4-32"? (How have-you handled yourself on hectic closing hours of the recent session. But Club, Bonsai Club, Bowling Club, Bridge day through Thursday, with over-time after 8 this three-day holiday?) a House Appropriations subcommittee, head- Club, Camera Club, Chess Club, Cinema hours. Start preparing now. Look into the fasci- ed by Representative John Rooney, D-N.Y., Club, Cricket Club, Esperanto Club, Folk In Littleton, Colo., the C.A. Norgren Co,, nating choices in volunteer work, the absorb- flatly turned down a State Department re- Dance Club, Golf Club, Gourmet Club, Gun maker of valves and filters, also recently an- ing possibilities of second careers in services quest for the money. Club, Gvm Club, Jazz Society, Judo Club, nounced a four-day, 37-hour Monday through starving for you, the many deeply satisfying That ended the attempt for the last Con- yin-.\c Club, Physical Fitness Club, Press Thursday workweek, with adjustments for alternatives in the vast expanse of non-work. gress, but it's certain to be, renewed in the Club, Riding Club, Self-Defense Club, Ski Monday holidays. "Killing time is suicide on the installment one now. From the opposition encountered Club, Soccer Club, Softball Club, Study and In Chicago a few weeks ago Armour & plan" for imny people, said agerontologist previously it's sure to be intensified the next Travel Club, Table Tennis Club, Tai Chi Club, Co., the meat packers, switched about 250 in "Harvest Years" a while ago. Make sure go-round. Tennis Club. workers at one plant to a four«fey week. you are never one of these. - ' THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1971- ~ Ne^r Clerk Art Studies Middletown High Drug ProblemNotDlsctfunted Signups Today l j HAZLET -Resident*inter- MIDDLETOWN - The least one board member problems Wednesday tight. trators explained the decrease think the problem in our high He recalled that some of the ested in art clawe* must teg Is Named Board of Education and the doesn't believe it. With Sgt. HaJliday was Pa-in calls, especially when nar- school is no better and no high school students told po- ister bytoday'foraconrseb'. school administration may He is Detectiye Sgt. William trolman Leonard J. Moon, cotics offenses have increased worse man the problem to lice only last fall that "over 50 ginning March 3. FREEHOLD-Raymonds. think the drug problem in the J. HaJliday, who attended a elected Tuesday to the board sharply during the past year other high schools. The securi- per cent" of the'students have The class will be taught by Howrfl of 1302 West Chicago township's high school has vir- meeting of board members after polling more votes than in the township generally, in ty guards have helped, but experimented with drugs. Blvd., Sea Girt, has been se- Richard Hoey, a professional tually disappeared, but at and administrators on drug any other candidate on a cam- the county and: in the state, they have not solved the prob- "I don't believe that, either; artist. The series consists of lected by the county court paign platform promising. in- Sgt. Halliday said the school lem," the detective sergeant judges to be the new clerk of it's probably exaggerated, but 15 lessons on Wednesdays tensive study of the extent of officials admitted drug abuse stated. it's at least an indication," from 4 to 5:30 p.m. the county grand jury. drug use in township schools. outside the schools may have 1 . The selection was an- Sgt. Halliday declared. Registration for tUe nom "-! 44-Point Rate Advance Not Convinced increased, but insisted securi- "I tjtink there is a problem," fee program may be made by nounced yesterday by County ty guards hired by the Board Court Judge Alton V. Evans. Speaking* of the other board Budget Items he reiterated. calling the commission office. members and the administra- of Education and drug abuse The new clerk is expected to programs given for adminis- be sworn in within the next Shown in Sea Bright tors, Sgt. Halliday said yester- Are Approved day, "They concurred that trators, teachers and studemY two weeks and will then take SEA BRIGHT - A $486,494 $42,111. T'tal salaries and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - there's no problem in the have caused in-school .drug The elementary school cur- office. general municipal budget, up wages at S'1>S,122 are up $10,- problems to decline "to al- The Sewer System school, but they haven't con- rent expense and capital out- , Mr. Howell succeeds Thom- $54,593, has been Introduced 796. most nothing." as T. Conrad of Middletown, by Borouga Council. By specwi resolution, coun- vinced me. I don't believe it." lay tudgit items for 1971-72 who resigned after serving To be raised by municipal cil authored the purchase of "I will say for the record won handily in the elec- Hook-up Loan**. The police officer and board that I just don't believe it," tion. eight months. Mr. Conrad taxation will be $240,061, up a dump truck for the amount member recalled that school chose to resign the $3,500-a- $36,423, wirt a municipal tax Set. HaJliday reiterated. He Current expense totaling of $3,695. authorities called police only 7 year post rather than give up rate of $1.43 per JIM of as- added that he would be only $315,0 4 w,is> approved 145 to In a prepared statement four times in the past year for too happy to believe that ef- 112 and tha capital outlay ex- his positions as member of the sessed evaluation, an increase prior to the .'ntroduction of the K*s easier and faster from us Middletown Zoning Board of of_20 cents. aid in coping with drug prob- forts of the security guards penditure amounting to $14,631 budget. Mayor Cecile F. Nor- was passed 149 to 109. Adjustment and of the Senior ton stressed the difficult task lems in the school. The pre- have solved the drug problem, The ge.icral tax rate has since those guards were hired Save time, trouble, money.. Citizen Housing Committee. been estimated at $3.74 per of providi.i^ the funds for the vious year, he said, police re- Incumbent Board of Educa- Finance your hook-up costs Mr. Howell retired in Janu- $100 of assessed evaluation, up borougn's operation and ceived five times as many by the board at his sugges- tion member Douglas A. Wil- ary, 1970, as owner and ad- 44 cents, if county and school praised the members of coun- calls from the school official- tion. liams, appointed to a vacancy, at our towban k rates. ministrator of the Brookside tax ra^es iemain unchanged. cil and the borough auditor, ly, and many more unofficial- "But I think there is a prob- was unopposed in his bid for a, School, Sea Girt. A breakdnwn of the estimated for their hard and devoted ly. lem, on the same line as the two-year term. He polled 177 general tax rate was as fol- work on this sector. . , Asked how school adminis- community problem, and I votes. lows: Municipal, $1.43; coun- Incumbent Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Oakley ty, 78 cents., up five; local Posten was reelected • to a school, 98 cents, up 19; region- three-year term with 203 Heads Board al high school, 51 cents, no votes. Ottos elected to three- change; and veterans and sen- year verms were Harry R. RED BANK-TheLibrary ior dtizens four cents, no Closed-End Investment Young Jr., with 168 votes and Board of Trustees has elected change. By RQGER E. SPEAR drawal plans are usually Mrs. Helen Marchetti with 190 Mrs. Thomas P. Oakley presi- votes. dent for 1971 and Mrs. Wil- A pubic hearing on the Q — Are closed-end invest- $10,000. In order to achieve liam A. Magee, her vice presi- budget ws.i scheduled for. ment company shares safe for Successful monthly payments from Rita May Oliver won 44 dent. March 12, at the Borough retired people? Do they yield bonds, a considerably larger votes and David Russell re- Hall. over 5 per cent? — J.A. cash investment would be re- ceived 99. Other officers elected are A — Of the more than 20 Investing quired. A total of 281 persons voted. Mrs. Charles English, treasur- A municipal purposes ap- propriation of $411,494 shows closed-end investment compa- er, and Mrs. Joseph 0. Es- nies, most are considered safe chelbach, secretary. , an increase of $49,237. The . budget carr'es with it a 10 per long-term investments. How- discount from net asset value. Mrs. Oakley has 'appointed ever; the portfolios of some In each case net asset value cent salary increase for all Save on 1 Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern and increased 25 per cent or more IHIKOUWK FN« permanent borough employes. are identified with specific in- WOMH Mrs. English to the finance vestment areas and for that in the final half of 1970. Any committee, Superintendent of' Majw mw cases in appropri- msm reason are perhaps less suita- of the above five would be Schools Robert C. Hoops and ations were shown as follows: ; RKHMOND General Government, salaries ble for a retiree. These com- suitable. Mrs. Magee to the personnel Q — I wish to provide my and wages, $27,745, up $12,499; panies derive income from li«t|l}Siri«FiMitlluttMi.Frt.lMji committee and Thomas E. insurance Ousts $26,000, up dividends and interest on in- two sons with fixed monthly Hintelmann and Mrs. Eschel- $7,500; public safety, police vestments and capital gains income for about 25 years. CREAM! mmmmmmmmft Finast bach, to the building and salaries and wages, $74,802, from portfolio changes. It is Which would be best, a mu- grounds committee. up $5,412; miscellaneous $13,- therefore to be expected that tual fund withdrawal plan or 685, uo $2,350; borough contri- 1) performance ^will approxi- some good quality bonds? — AIL STORES OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY bution to tbc first aid squad, mately parallel'the general J.G. New $3,000; and building inspection market; 2) company expenses A - Although I will gladly FEBRUARY 15 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. salaries and wages $1,200, up must be deducted from invest- point out some of the advan- Burglar/Fire $700. > ment income before dividends tages of each investment plan, the facts given are insufficient Streets and Roads appropri- are distributed to sharehold- Alarm ations show salaries and ers; 3) the latter will receive to allow me to make an intel- wages at $53,330, up $6,530 and something less in yield than if ligent selection between them. Provides other expenses at $11,550, up the same securities were held In order to protect capital 6 individually. Although divi- per cent is the maximum re- nlsh Hens $5,550; garbage and trash re- "Plug-In" moval otner expenses, $33,500, dends from closed-end income turn you should expect from a up $S,UOO. ftrcreation and edu- companies generally run be- withdrawal plan. However, ; Protection low 5 per cent, capital gains 6«i per cent to TA per cent You (mjtwn Ih* KnigMBuo'di n«w cation; salaries for parks and afaMn tfy«i«n Me* Vcvmpvttr to p*r- playgrounds show an appro- distributions increase the an- can be realized safely from farm whatyni wont II lo do . .. turn priation of $1,285, up $485 and nual return. Adams Express, quality bonds. A mutual •n lights, Mtmd alarm, colt police, «lc. Dominick Fund, General can conceivably increase II ganwatm rihnl aaund wavti that other expenses $2,975, up$l,- d crtatt an htviiibla "n» mon'» land" 975. ' • . American Investors, Niagara — or decrease — in value whkh an InttWtr cannot g>t through Total operations, plus con- Share and Trl-Conttaental over the years, whereas with without triggering th« alarm. A direct Corp. hold broadly diversified ipln-eff «f advannd ipaco ag* and tingent wili be $339,795, up bonds your principal will re- mllllary Muwlty tKhnology. It pto- biue chip common stocks and, main intact. Minimum invest- )•fltom. Sating It b»* Dyke, project director of the state Tax Commission, will Bequests of $104,000 For a fro*, nfrobligatlVri darnonfra. Chicken Breasts lion or Information, call oi wrlta today address a meeting tonight at 9 o'clock of the Manalapan Smoked Pork Shoulder*^'dd.dlb; . 45C Liver & Bacon Sale! Republican Club in Rosello's Sliced Beef liver 591-9101 Grill, fit. 527 Left by Mrs. Wood or Slab Bacon Mr. Dyke, will report on the FREEHOLD — Mrs. Eloise bedroom furniture and fur- Ground Chuck by the piece KNIGHTGUARD activities and findings of the Lewis Wood, 352 Willow Ave., nishings to Mrs. H. Alan »6*IHJt;S1 comm'ssin.i. Long Branch, who died Jan. 5 Schneider of Oceanport, who, Ground Round u.s.o.A.ao;« «> Your Choice at the age of 101, left mone- with her husband, also inher- 39* tary bequests totaling $104,000 its $5,000 cash. Service Deli (Where Available) International Seafood in her will probated here. Mrs. %ood also left J5.000 The two largest single be- legacies to Alma Lewis Mac- BAKED ON PREMISES GREENLAND FROZEN M flk quests, $30,000 each, go to Mr. Donald of Skillman; John Custom Carnet Cleaning and Mrs. F. Bliss Price of Ea- Lewis of Jacksonville, Fla.; 9 tohtown and to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jan£s Cronin of Mont- IN THE HOME Frank J. Grieco Sr. of Long clair; Theresa Benedict of Virginia Ham 'li Tuibot Fillet?? Branch. Putney, Vt, and Gladys Mrs. Wood, the widow of Brown of Jamesburg. Since 1946 James W.. Wood, was the founder of the Long Branch Mrs. Wood left $3,000 be- Library Association and an quests to Ethel Lewis of Nes- active member of the Long hania and to Frank J. Grieco Charles F.Hanisch Jr. of Long Branch. She left ! :: : Branch Public Health Nursing h &>.y ' ) 222-0956 ••• Association. She is survived $2,000 each to Patricia Price by several cousins. Brennon, Thomas S. Price, Mrs. Wood left all of her Susanne Price Farrell and Mrs. Emil Moell. CUT ON DOTTED LINE* Mrs. Wood divided the bal- ance of her estate equally be- tween F. Bliss Price and WANTED! Frank J. Grieco Sr. in her will dated Oct. 19,1970. RESIDENTIAL SITE Her will was probated through the office of Mon- FOR SWIMMING POOL mouth County Surrogate Louis j R. Allans. Leading distributor of a. national luxury typ» above-ground swimming: pool Is looking to install 50 of. their brand new 1971 model pools as.j Arrest Youths soon as possible) for modeling and Installer training purposes. Factory representatives will give fantastic price consideration for good location*. In Burglary 10c Off Label Mail in coupon today... Or call collect (201) 353-3939 MIDDLETOWN - Two 3-lb. 2-oz. pkg. Bayshore youths have been Dash Detergent 65 charged with Tuesday morn- I understand that 1 am under no obligation. Pleas? have your roprestntatiua I ing's break in and larceny at call. lo the Crown Tire Co., Rt. 38, 'lu NAME ..... ' .,• . Port Monmouth. Detective Capt. Robert M. ADDRESS —. < — is Letts said Richard Rogers, 18, Joy Liquid Deterg CITY • - -STATE- of Sea Bean Motel, Palmer CALL MORN. AFT. EVE. Ave., West Keansburg; and PHONE- •• • Dominick Salvatore, 17, of 56 ana Port Monmouth Road, Port AJAX COLOMBIAN LIQUID Monmouth, have been *s charged with the break In and CLEANSER COFFEE DETERGENT theft of 32 tires valued at $900. Partial recovery of the tires 1 lb PALMOLIVE. , has been

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Sullivan-Griseta Miss Griseta was graduated Miss Unger Miss Oleson NEW YORK -The engager Miss Vernol MissKildaff Miss Miller ment of Miss Angela Maria from Hunter College and is a Griseta to John Robert Sulli- teacher at Public School 46 in Lenane-Unqer , Duym-Boychuk van, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Manhattan. ' ' Rubin-Susser Leverioh-Miller Joseph Sullivan, Port Mon- Mr. Sullivan is a graduate NEW SHREWSBURY _ CoUege of Staten Island. She COLTS NECK - The en- Miss Boychuk and her fian- LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Mr. and .Mrs, Gilbert T. Un- is a June candidate for a BA COTTEKILL, N.Y. -The mouth Road, Keansburg, N.J., of Middletown Township High gagement of Miss Louise Anne ce are alumni of Freehold Re- Mrs. Daniel Susser, 161 Fox is announced by her parents, School and served four year* cer, 51 Coverdal.. _ e_ Cir.—,, an an-- , degree in art from Mary- gional High School. She at- engagement of Miss Janet the engagement of mount Manhattan College of Boychuk to John Arthur Hill Drive, announce the en- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Griseta in the Navy. He is an inspec- tended Trenton State College Marie Miller to Lyle T. Lever- tor with Kuppa Engineering, their daughter, Miss Christine New York. ;.• Duym Jr., son of Mr. and gagement of their daughter, of this place. The couple plan and is employed at the Hartor ich, son of Mrs. Eloise V. Lev- to be married next year. Middletown. Unger, to Michael F, Lenane Mr. Lenane, a graduate of Mrs. Duym, Rt. 34, is an- School, Red Bank. Mr. Duym Miss Jill Robin Susser, to erich, 39 South St., Red Bank, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Len- Monsignor Farrell High nounced by her parents, Mr. served four years in the Navy .Robert Rubin, son of Mrs. Leo ane of Staten Island, N.Y. A School and Wagner College, N.J. and the late A. Lyle Lev- f and Mrs. William J. Boychuk, • and is employed by Buck En- Rubin of Hillside and the late Arnold-Cowden July wedding is planned. Stalen Island, is a candidate Clover Hill Road. gineering, Wall Township. erich, is announced by the Mihs Unger, an alumna of for a master degree in history Mr. Rubin. A May 2 wedding prospective bride's mother, RIVER PLAZA - The en- Miss Cowden attends Mid-, Red Bank Catholic High at Fordham University in is planned. gagement of Miss Diane Cow- dletown Township High School School, attended Notre Dane Sweeney-McGett i ga r> Mrs. Agnes Miller of this den to Garry A. Arnold, son of and is employed by, Radi- New York. , ' • Miss Susser, a Red Bank LITTLE SILVER—Mr. and Pa., and received a BS degree place. A summer wedding is Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ray Arnold omarine Corporation, Red Langan-Oleson Mrs. James F. McGettigan, 62 from Dre£eL University, Phil- High School alumna, attended planned. ST., 23 Harvard St., Middle- Bank. Her fiance is a Middle- town, is announced by the town Township High School BLOOMFIELD - Mr. and the Berkeley School, East Or- Mitchell Place, announce the adelphia. She is employed by Dean Junior College, Frank- Miss Miller, daughter also Mrs. Joseph Oleson, 21 Main ange "- • • • engagement of their daughter, Wyeth Laboratories, Radnor, lin, Mass, and Monmouth Col- bride^elect's parents, Mr. and alumnus and is employed by , She is a'secretary for of the late Herman A. Miller, Oak Hill Shell Service Center, Ter., announce the engage- the employment manager" of Miss Marian McGettigan of Pa., as a research assistant in lege, West Long Branch. She Mrs. John B. Cowden, 58 Man- is a senior at the State Uni- ning St. Middletown. ment of their daughter, Miss the Lununus Company, Bryn Mawr, Pa., to Edward bio-chemistry. is a secretary at Management Elizabeth Ann Oleson, to R. Sweeney of Philadelphia. versity of New York at Al- Bloomfield, where her fiance Mr. Sweeney, an alumnus of Recruiters, Red Bank. James Michael Langan, son of is sales promotion assistant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chaminade College Preparato- bany. Her fiance was graduat- Fazzone-Easterbrook Mr. and Mrs. John E. Langan, Mr. Oleson was graduated Edward J. Sweeney of St. ry School in St. Louis, was Mr. Rubin was graduated ed from Red Bank High Louis, Mo. A May wedding is 97 Comptoh Ave., West Keans- from Red Bank Catholic High awarded a BA degree from from Hillside High School and" School and Rensselaer Poly- FAIR HAVEN - Announce- zone, 40 Spring St., Red Bank. burg. planned. Miss Easterbrook was grad- School and attends evening Quincy (111.) College. He is a attended Rutgers University, technic Institute, Troy, N.Y., ment is made by Mr. and Miss Oleson is an alumna'of classes at Rutgers University, The bride-elect was gradu- district manager for USV Newark, and Upsala College, Mrs. John M. Easterbrook, 31 uated from Immaculate Con- Bloomfield High School and Newark. Pharmaceutical Company, where he is a second-year McCarter Ave., of the engage- ception High School in L00V ated from Archbishop Pren- East Orange. He js a manu- dergast High School, Drexel, Philadelphia. graduate student in the doc- ment of their daughter, Miss and is a secretary at the Long Saldarini-Vernol facturer's representative for toral program. Janice Katherine Easter- Branch Daily Record. Her fi- NEW MONMOUTH - The are alumni of Middletown Miller-Hollander Sales Compa- brook, to Robert Fazzone, son ance is attending Monmouth engagement of Miss Monica Township High School. She is Shaw-Rubin ny, New Brunswick. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Faz- College, West Long Branch. Vernol to Glenn William Sal- a student in the nurse's train- LINCROFT -Dr. and Mrs. is an optometrist with offices darini, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing program at Brookdale. Saul B. Rubin, 513' Newman here and in Atlantic High- Harold Saldarini, 39 Karyn Community College, Lincroft. Springs c Road, announce the lands. She is the granddaugh- Ter. W., Middletown, is an- Mr. Saldarini attended College engagement of their daughter, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tar- nounced by the bride-elect's of Artesia, N.M., where he Miss Alison T. Rubin, to Mi- abour of Oakhurst and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- was secretary and president chael Neal Shaw, son of Mr. late Mr. and, Mrs. Isadore ard Vernol, 17 Locust Ter. An of Tau'Kappa Epsilon. He is a and Mrs. Joseph Shaw of Fall Rubin, Paterson. Aug. 5 wedding'is planned. member of the Keansburg River, Mass. The couple plan Her fiance was graduated Miss Vernol and her fiance Jaycees. ' to be married July 18 in Con- from Friends. Academy and- gregation B'nai Israel, Rum- Durfee High School and is a Bruckmann-Kilduff son. junior in the School of Busi- MIDDLETOWN - An- Perpetual Help School, High- Miss Rubin was graduated ness Administration at Boston souncement is made by Mr. lands. from Middletown Township University. Mr. Shaw's father and Mrs. John A. Kilduff, 422 Mr. Bruckmann, a graduate High School and is a junior at is president of Q.P.L. Elec- tronics, Watertojvn, Mass. Harmony Road, of the engage- of Middletown Township High Boston University. Her father ment of their daughter, Miss School, received a BS degree in business administration Nancy Anne JCilduff, to Peter from Monmouth College, West R. Bruckmann, son of Mr. and Long Branch, where he was a Mrs.: R,W,. Bruckniami, 22 member of Phi Kappa Psi fra- Turnberry .Drive, Lincroft. ternity. . You've Envied Miss Kilduff was graduated from Mater Dei High School and attended Ladycliff Col- lege, Highland Falls, N.Y. She Benefit Others... Now see is a teacher at Our Lady of Is Set Yourself in a New RUMSON - On behalf of Dress Size the Red Bank Chapter of Jla- dassah Mrs. Melvin Diamond is hosting an IMA luncheon in just 31 days tomorrow at noon here in her home, 21 N. Ward Ave. Mrs. Leonard Meiselman and Mrs. Herman Meshenberg are in charge of reservations. THNAGE GIRLS: Guest speaker will- be Mrs. Milton Patt, New Brunswick, WIN A TRIP* regional recording secretary TO NEW YORK! of Hadassah and regional rep- resentative to National Youth INTIR WARDS Aliyah Committee. She and Used sewing machines! SMIN0 StWING her husband have been lead- Onryl eachday at this price,^* thru ers in the Israel Bond Cam- SatlHurry in while they last! PLUS other BONANZA paign and this year they were CONTEST! presented the Lehman Award used machines at great savings- most by by the State of Israel. Singer, some other brands. Some incab- To become an IMA (a "par- Here's Proof I inets, others as portables. §19.99-§29.99and up. ent" for one Youth Aliyah child in Israel) a minimum contribution of $600 is re- quired for the cost of main- taining and educating a child p botwoen for one year. Proceeds from Moah n,15>7l and the luncheon will be used for this purpose. Mq>3,1971. Many Youth Aliyah is an immigra- other prizes, Joo I tion movement in which Ha- dassah helps to resettle and week! •Or ttl60OU& Saving' Bond rehabilitate in Israel- children fashion Mate* portable from other lands. sewing machine by Singer in its own handy carrying case. Sews forward, reverse; mends and darns. Or have it in a handsome cabinet for very little more!

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Nflw we have "She (Mrs. Mary LouAck- see where we can cut the' is as Indication of what lies "There is $89,000 too much tendent of schools?" he asked. in the school system," he stat- our own buses and a fall time erman) said to' me that I ulate you, Andy*" the mayor ahead, Board of Education in the tuition account for Key- "We don't have to have a su- ed. . transportation coordinator and wasn't a member of the board began. "I am going to con- board budget without-hurting meetings during the next year port High School," Mr. perintendent unless we have - "Look at our transportation the kids are late. And we are until I was sworn in," Mr. gratulate the people of Union education. should be far from routine. Schaap said, "And there is two principals and two schools service," he continued, "the paying almost $1,000 for each Schaap continued. "But I told Beach who had the wisdom to "It will be refreshing to be Adrian W. Schaap of 820 also $30,000 too much in the and all we have is one school other day I saw high school child to get an education at her I am entitled to see these vote for you. able to confront* member of Second St., a board member- teachers' salary account. and an annex," Mr. Schaap students huddled together on Keyport High School," Mr. documents as a citizen under "I personally am glad that the board who can tell us elect, served notice during "TYansportation is another replied in answer to his own the corner at the beachfront Schaap stated. the right-to-know law," he de- someone who has worked as where to look for cuts without council's public airing of area that can be pared," he question. five minutes before classes The candidate-elect also clared. hard as you have on budgets having to listen to the answer views.,.Thursday night that he continued. "The mechanics do "The superintendent (Wil- were supposed to start in the stated he has asked for cer- Mr. Schaap, after speaking, over the years is now in a po- that there is no area that the stands ready to point out a good job on teachers' cars, liam DiMaio) just received a high school. tain board documents but has was the recipient of much sition to/put your knowledge budget can be pared," the areas where lie feels the and the gas pump by the $3,300 raise to $21,000 and all "When he had contracted ' been "held off by the Board praise from Mayor Alfred to good use," the mayor con- mayor concluded, • • i' . Sun Club Gets 7 Tons Of Bottles RED BANK-TheSave Us considering conducting anoth- tricia Lucyk and Mrs. Patri- Marlboro Zoning Plan Given Opposition Now (SUN) Club at St. James er bottle drive after Easter. cia Heidel, Middletown, and School, which collected seven Miss Susan Rafferty, club Mrs. Jacqueline Micciulla, office-research zone along Rt. tons of glass bottles Feb. 5, is moderator, is a seventh grade Mrs. Patricia Hawkins and MARLBORO - Tfie third location is ideal for a shop- said that if the zone is "No firm in its right mind public hearing on the zoning ping center in that it is ac- changed to residential, "I will would come into mis area 18 would increase traffic along history and science teacher Cyril Monachello, all of Red Sphool Road West, which runs from Little Silver. Bank. ordinance proposed by the cessable from Rts. 9, 18, 520 guarantee you a lawsuit." based on this kind of coverage Township Council to imple- and Tennent Road. Howard Klau, Hastings requirement," he said. past the elementary school Miss Rafferty said the pu- Students from Red Bank now under construction. .: Repair Shop helping were Kathleen Sole, ment the master plan will be "A major dropping center, Road, who is an employe of a Local Gams Seen pils' reaction to receiving held Thursday Feb. 25, at 8 Mary Angers, Elizabeth Par- should be placed where it is New York real estate firm, Mr. Klau said that the revi- "We are not opposed to the about 25,000 bottles in slightly p.m. in the Central School. most accessable to people," criticized the minimum 15- sion he suggested would bring Gets Okay ker, Kenneth Green, Arthur office research concept per se, more thsh 4% hours was "one At last Thursday night's he said. acre requirement and maxi- industry and office-researcfi OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Micciulla, James Lynch. Su- of amazement, and that's put- sanne Ariione, Nora Coolahan, hearing several residents ex- Mr. Halpern also advised mum 20 per cent coverage of facilities into the area. . but we are afraid of the traf- township Planning Board has the office-research zone. He ting it lightly. I was amazed Joanne and John Ricci, James pressed their opposition to tfiat another ideal location for John H. Moss, president of fic when our children are approved an application by a shopping center would be suggested that the minimum the Monmouth Heights Civic too." Monachello, Carol Scarpeflino, parts of the zoning ordinance. going to and from school," he Gerald Hickey of Middletown, Mary Anne Trimboli, Thomas James P. Denton, chairman of the intersection of Rts. 79 and requirement be three acres, Association, expressed resi- with 40 per cent coverage. said. to start a foreign car repair Miss Rafferty commended Stratz and Raymond Woods. the Industrial Commission, 18. He said that there is a dents' fear that the proposed again requested that the 10- "fantastic opportunity to get shop and showroom at 3321 the effort of Lt. Col. Albert J. Middletown students assist- Kolman, U.S.A.-Ret., 144 ing were Ellen Donovan, acre minimum required for large shopping centers in both Doris Ave. Queens Drive South, Little Sil- Craig and Christopher Heidel, industrial lots be dowered to locations." Residents May Buy Shade Trees The board stipulated, how- ver, who saw sewer installa- Mane Spollen, Patrick Malo- three acres. In reply to Mr, Halpern, ever, that Mr. Hickey can not HAZLET — The Shade tion men discarding bottles ney, Anne Lucyk, Jamie San- He said that one of the rea- Councilman John Williams tween eight and 10 feet tall. commission office on Middle operate a car body shop on daily, and asked them to telle and Matthew Kelly. sons the township is not able said that the council is aware Tree Commission next month The only requirement for the premises and lhat he must Road and will also be circulat- leave them on his lawn. They to attract industry is that only that "some" office-research will purchase 300 shade trees purchase is that the property provide adequate parking fa- Little Silver students were ed throughout the township. did, and Col. Kolman had 28 big industry can afford to zones must be taken out of the and offer them at half price to cilities at the new business Christine Moore, Walter An- owner will pdant the tree in cases of empty bottles Feb. 5. build on the 10 acre lots. zoning ordinance and returned site. derson, Cynthia Samaras, Ed- township residents. Commissioners for 1971 in- Members of the Little Silver ward Wade, Alicia Tierney Shift Is Advised to residential use, but he said his curbside area. that the council has not yet Township Committeeman clude Ronald McCuilough, The board also approved a Conservation Commission as- and Therese Sabathe. Spencer Halpern, Whittier decided the number. Herbert J. Kupfer said four Applications for the pur- subdivision application by Eoy sisting were Mrs. F.C. Lepore Other students helping were Oaks, suggested that the pro- chairman, Joseph Murphy, Lawsuit Seen varieties 'of trees, including chases will be available at the Worrell of Highlands, to split and Mrs. G.H. Peterson. Par- Michael Shannon, Dennis Don- posed office-reseaflch zone be Steven Altman and Mrs. Rose nelly and Joseph Lanigan of removed from the intersection Morris Schacter, Ralph pine oaks, planes, mountain Heinzer. his property at Bowne and ents helping were Walter An- Shrewsbury and Olivia Gans of Rts. 9 and 18, and that a Stuart, and Anton Eckle, all ash and Norway pine will be Deal Roads. derson and Mrs. Harrriet and John Price of New commercial zone be placed with businesses along Tennent available. Held for study was an appli- Moore, Little Silver; Mrs. Pa>- Shrewsbury. were instead. He said that the Road, urged that the entire cation by Bavin Irwin of Oak- stretch of that road be zoned Cost to property owners will hurst. The boardB will review industrial. Mr. Eckle said that be from $4 to $6.50 per tree. there are currently businesses Hillman/Kohan his request to build a house on Each tree will be about IV* an undersized lot. Pupils Host Luncheon For Officials "along Tennent road because of KEANSBURG - When sixth of the countries they were Long Branch; Joseph R. Bol- "extensive litigation," and he inches in diameter and be- grade students of Mrs. Betty most interested in. ger, superintendent of Eyeglasses Trade School Siano's class returned from During the luncheon stu- schools; Miss Dolores Pittius, Christmas vacation they chose dents entertained guests by elementary school principal; Leader Hired a country they would most singing songs and making Joseph Caruso, school guid- THE VAIL-DEANE SCHOOL in one hour. like to learn about. "sales pitches" for summer ance director; and Thomas FREEHOLD - Ronald M. ; Gilgoletto of Neptune was Last week as part of the travel to foreign countries. Lopes, guidance counselor. (In Most Cases) ?f _ hired yesterday by the county study project they prepared . Guests included Dr. John The project was held in con- COLLEGE PREPARATORY FOR GIRLS Wood, supervisor of education junction with the class's social Vocational Schools Board of an International Smorgasbord (Boys, Grades K-3) Education as a school princi- luncheon for school adminis- for Monmouft College, West studies program. New Convenient Hours. pal. • trators and guests. Recipes TESTS FOR Openl0AM-9PM Mr. Gilgoletto will replace used for preparing the food Youth Nabbed On Drug Rap Thomas Conlon who resigned were compiled into an interna- Sat.lOAM-SPMin • to go with the Red Bank Re- tional cook boot which was MIDDLETOWN - A Hazlet Drive, was arrested at 10 p.m. SEPTEMBEGRADES 1-5: R 197Apri1 lADMISSIO 3 N gional school system. The new "brought home to Mom." youth stopped by police in a Wednesday by Patrolmen GRADES 6-12: BY APPOINTMENT principal will be assigned in routine motor vehicle check In the course of their re- Ronald Ohnmadit and Mi- September. has been arrested on a charge chael F. Pinto. KINDERGARTEN: BY APPOINTMENT loot* 15, on the Circle, Eatontown, N.J. Mr. Gilgoletto, assistant search, the students made of possession of marijuana. Young Skjoldal is free on principal in Allentown, will re- maps, travel folders and dis- Detective Capt. Robert M. bail pending a hearing in 618 SALEM AVE., ELIZABETH, N.J. (Ntxt to Bradlea's-Opp. Monmouth Shop. Ctr,) ceive a pro rated salary of plays, drew pictures sm Letts said the youth, Wayne Municipal Court Thursday CALLS42-8888 $15,300 for April to June. made costumes representative Skjoldal, 19, of 3 Marsand morning. Telephone 351-3141

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Top maximum is 600412,225, compared to $7,- I11J5O uWlear. 1 reached In 34 of Monmcuth tiofi committments. that otherwise there might not and board are working with, —Farmingdale: settled. $13,100. 175411,200 mis year. 1971-72 maximum a $13,050, County's - 55 operating school The emphasis in county ne- be enough money ki the budg- or awaiting assignment of, a 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $7,- -Little Silver: settled. top maximum, $13,700 com- pared to $11,850 (fan year, districts, although not yet gotiations this.year—and the et to meet a subsequent sala- mediator. Factfinding means 500412,000 compared to $7,- 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $7,- pared to $12,400 this year. -Shore Regional fact find- signed or,publicly announced big hang-up—has been sala- ry agreement. mediation has left the impasse 000-411,250 this year. 1971-72 700412,500, compared to $7,- —Neptune Township: fact- ing. Current bachelor's guide in some of them. ries. The terms and condi- Toe voters made that aca- unresolved and a factfinder top maximum, $13,500 com- 200411,450 this year. 1971-72 finding. Current bachelor's is $7,300412,250. Top maxi- But the "big four"-Mid- tions of employment" which demic. Budgets in 19 districts, has been employed. pared to $12,450 this year. top maximum is $13,550 com- guide iis $7,30O-$12,OOO. Top mum is $13,950. dletown, Long Branch, Nep- state law doesn't define but including Neptune and Middle- —Asbury Park : settled. —Freehold Borough: set- pared to $12,350 this year. maximum is $14,000. -Shrewsbury: settled. 1971- tune Township and Shore Re- does dictate that public em- town townships, tumbled to 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $8,- tled. 1971-72 bachelor's guide, —Long Branch: impasse. —Oceanport: settled. 1971-72 72 bachelor's guide is $7,600- gional — remain unsettled. ployers negotiate with their defeat at the polls. 000-114,000, compared to $7,- $7,900412,000, compared to Current bachelor's guide is bachelor's guide," $7,800412,- $12,170, compared 'to $7(100- And the negotiations in two of workers, hasn't been brought What's to keep it from being 500-$13,000 this year. $7,200411,500 tins year. 1971-72 $7,256411,986. Top maximum 000, compared to $7,200411,200 $11,821 this year. 1971-72 top them, Neptune and Long up. more of the same—or worse —Atlantic Highlands: set- top maximum, $13,900 com- Is $13,491. this year. 1971-72 top maxi- maximum is $14,090 compared Branch, don'tilookparticular- "Terms and conditions of —nextyear? tled. 1971-72 bachelor's guide, pared to $12,700 this year. —Manalapan-Englishtown mum, $12,600, compared (0 to $13,818 this year. lyhopeful. employment" is usually inter* ' For one thing, the 2V4-year- $7,600-$12,400, compared to —Freehold Regional: sec- Regional: impasse. Current $12,100 this year. Among the agreements, re- —Spring Lake: settled, preted to mean things such as old public bargaining law $6,900-$10,850, this year. 1971-72 ond year, of a two-year'con- bachelor's guide is $7,300- —Ocean Township: settled. 1971-72 bachelor's guide is portedly reached recently is class size, which teachers gen- needs some enforcement pow- top maximum, $13,100 com- tract The 1971-72 bachelor's $12,000. Top maximum is 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $7,- one between- the Mohmouth $7,800412,700, compared to erally consider negotiable and ers. The Public Employes Be- pared to $11,550 this year. guide, $8,200413,350 compared $13,200. 700414,100, compared to $6,- $7,200411,200 this year. 1971-72 Regional High School District boards generally don't, and a latipns Commission it created -Avon: settled. 1971-72 to $7,500412,250 this year. Manasquan: settled. 1971- 900413,800 this year. 1971-72 teachers and board, which tough- year for negotiations top maximum is $13,700, com- needs teeth, so it can make bachlor's guide, $7,600412,500, 1971-72 top maximum, $14,900, 72 bachelor's guide is $7,900- top maximum, $16,100 com- pared to $12,100 this year. would set an $8,000 minimum, would have been tougher still hard decisions — particu- compared to $7,100^11,100 flu's compared to $13,800 this year. $13,200, compared to $7,400- pared to $15,800 this year. a $13,700 maximum for teach- had anyone opened that can of larly 'in deciding when —Freehold Township: set- $12,250 this year. 1971-72 top —Spring Lake Heights; set- year. 1971-72 top. maximum, Upped$500 tled. 1971-72 baetdor's guide ers with a bachelor's degree, worms. either party isn't bargaining $13,300 compared to $11,900 tled but unannounced. The maximum is $14,600, com- —Red Bank Borough: set- is $7,700412,600, compared to and a top maximum of $16,- But no one is happy about in good faith — and make this year. current bachelor's guide is pared to $13,650 this year. tled. 1971-72 bachelor's guide, 000. them stick. That's a job for $7,400412,000. Top maximum add more to come $8,000413,203 compared to $7,000411,200 tiiis year. 1071-72 the state of negotiations this —Belmar: impasse. Current top maximum is $13,200. Monmouth Regional's cur- year, marked as they were by the state legislature. bachelor's guide, $7,100411,- is$12,900. Raised $600 ' ~X $7,500412,225 ftis year. 1971-72 rent salary schedule has a an increasing bitterness which The NJEA says negotiations 300. Top maximum is $12,300. -Hadet: settled. 1971-72 —Marlboro: settled. 1971-72 top maximum, $14,803 com- -Tinton Falls: settled. $7,400 base, with a $12,910 saw a school board go to court should begin earlier or the —Bradley Beach: settled. bachelor's guide, $7,700413,- bachelor's guide is $7,900- T>aredto $13,825 this year. 1971-72 bachelor's guide is maximum for teachers with a to halt "job action'* by its school elections should be 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $7,- 000, compared to $7,200412,000 $13,000, compared to $7,300- —ReoNBank Regional: set- $7,650412,450, compared to bachelor's degree and a top teachers and two teachers' pushed up from February to 500-$12,150, compared to $7,- this year. 1971-72 top maxi- $11,600 this year. 1971-72 top tled. 1971-72 bachelor's guide, $7,300411,800 ftis year. 1971-72 maximum of $14,205. groups seek court action to May,' so no one is negotiating O0O-$U,20O this year. 1971-72 mum, if 14,400 compared to maximum is $14,100, cop- $7,950413,530. compared to top maximum is $13,650, com- The average salary in- delay school budget votes under the gun. top maximum, $13,150 com- $13,700 this year. pared to $12,500 (his year. $7,5O0-$12,550\tbisyear. 1971-72 pared to $13,000 this year. crease, including the annual until salary agreements were But the loaded gun in this pared to $12,200 this year. —Henry Hudson Regional: —Matawan Regional: im- top maximum, $15,150 com- -Union Beach: settled. increment, is about $1,100, ac- reached. case is held by a public com- -Brielle: settled. 1971-72 settled. 1971-72 bachelor's passe. Current bachelor's pared to $14,150 this year. - 1971-72 bachelor's guide is «. fording to a survey by the re- The Wall Township teach- mitted to a public school sys- bachelor's guide, $7,800-$13,- guide, $7,600413,000, com- guide is $7,300412,300. Top -Roosevelt: settled. 1971-72 $7,600412,887, compared to ""' gional office of the New Jer- ers brought their "job action" tem but increasingly, critical 150, compared to $7,250-$12,625 pared to $7,200412,100 this maximum is $13,800. bachelor's guide, $7,350-$10,- $7,300410,900 this year. 1971-72 sey Education Association. to a halt when contract nego- of the one it's created, in- this year. 1971-72 top maxi- year. 1971-72 top maximum, —Middletown: factfimding. 950, compared to $6,500410,100 top maximum is $14,245 com- In general, teachers also tiations resumed, so that court creasingly dissatisfied with it mum, $14,150 compared to $15,700 compared to $14,600 Current bachelor's guide is this year. 1971-72 top maxi- pared to $12,000 this year. . ' have made fringe benefit test never was pressed. and increasingly unwilling- $13,425 this year. this year. $7,350-512,348. Top maximum mum, $11,850 compared to —Upper Freehold Regional: gains in the 1971-72 contract Superior Court Judge some say unable—to pay for —Colts Neck: impasse. Cur- Still Negotiate _ is $13,745. $11,000 this year. settled. 1971-72 bachelor's go-around, particularly in the Francis X. Crahay denied the rent bachelor's guide, $7,400- —Highlands: negotiating. —Millstone: negotiating. —Rumson: impasse. Cur- The status of board-teacher guide is $7,800412,700, com- areas of sick leave, Insurance Neptune and Middletown $12,000. Top maximum is Current bachelor's guide is Current' bachelor's guide is rent bachelor's guide is $7,- pared to $7,300411,500 this coverage and teacher load, salary negotiations county- $7,200411,500. Top maximum Township Education Associa- $13,109. $7,200411,700. Top maximum 200412,200. Top maximum is year. 1971-72 top maximum is according to the NJEA tions' request for a permanent wide follows. Some districts is $12,800. • is $12,950. -Deal: settled. 1971-72 $13,600. $13,800, compared to $12,500 —Holmdei: negotiating. —Monmouth Beach: settled. bachelor's guide, $7,800-$13,- —Rumson-Fair Haven Re- this year. 884, compared to $7,200412,384 Current bachelor's guide is 1971-72 bachelor's guide is gional: negotiating. Current this year. 1971-72 top maxi- $7,400412,580. Top maximum $7,500412,700, compared' to bachelor's guide is $7,500- -Wall Township: settled. mum is $15,756 compared to is $14,208. $7,200411,600 this year. 1971-72 $1330. Top maximum is 1971-72 bachelor's guide is $13,392 this year. -Howell: factftading. Cur- top maximum is $13,400 com- $14,700. $7,800413,107, compared to $7,000411,970 *'her home, the doll was be- clothing and accessories. side' her.. .waiting to be taken beck to her owner, The scouts, however, re- ' The owner, though, may not membered Mrs. Meyer at even recognize her. Christmas and sent her a golden angel' doll which they Presentation Delayed had made from a sheet. "It Site was brought to Mrs. arrived with some of their let- STRINGING TO BEGIN — Parts of a doll ore put into the order in which they will NOT FOR SALE — Ceil's Doll Hospital, Manasquan, is filled with doions of dolls Meyer by two girls who want- ters," she says, "It meant a ed to surprise their mother by bo restrung. Mrs. Ceil Meyer has had six months of training in the art of how to which were the playthings of past generations. Mn. Ceil Meyer, "doll doctor," lot to me that they would do holds the one which is her favorite. having her doll restored. They that." Currently this doll is in make old dolls look as good as new. . - were toping to have it done her living room—alongwith by Christmas, but missed the others she1 has received as deadline because the doll had gifts. too much wrong with it "to be In Collision done all in one operation." Job Follows Job Suburban Airlines Halts DC One of them is a Geisha girl Fixing dolls is a time-con- sent to her from a niece In Keyport suming occupation — and one in Okinawa. Actually, it was which must be engaged in as KEYPORT —Three persons her niece who got her started were admitted to Riverview much for love as for money. in the doll hospital business. Flights; Ownership Changes "If people had to pay for all Hospital, Red Bank Friday "I used to make clothes for night after two cars collided your time," Mrs. Meyer com- her doll," Mrs. Meyer recalls. ments, "they wouldn't have it at Rt. 36 and Broad St. NEW SHREWSBURY - both the Washington and New During this week, Mr. Burns done." "Someone said 'Why don't you According to Police Chief Suburban Airlines has tempo- York metropolitan areas." said the airline will provide go into business?' and one rarily halted service to Wash- service to Kennedy Interna- She notes that she has "al- William Geiger a car driven Mr. Burns said he expects thingled to another." by Mrs. Marie Mioduszewski ington, D. C. and next week Golden Triangle Airlines to tional for those persons who ways liked dolls and loved About 20 years ago, she be- will end all scheduled service have made advance reserva- children." So for her, the oc- of 10 Willow St., here, and a take over Suburban Airlines gan taking lessons in restring- vehicle operated by Francis for a period of 10 days to two by Thursday. After that date, tions. cupation is a "natural." Her ing and repairing from the weeks. home at 1132 Ivy Road is Beagen of North Miami, Fla. he said, operations will be The limited service will small, quaint, ana — on a late Mrs. Bertha Conklin, collided at 11:31 p.m. The cutback in service is to limited to selected charter consist of three flights a day, larger scale, resembles a doll Newark, whom she says had Mr. Mioduszewski and her allow time for a transfer in flights and there will be no departing Red Bank at 8 a.m., house. Over the door are the been a "doll doctor" for years granddaughters Debra Felici- ownership of tiie third level scheduled runs for 10 days to 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., and words "Cell's Doll Hospital." and years. ano, 9, of 3 Gayle St., Middle- carrier. Suburban Airlines is two weeks. returning from Kennedy at And within, there are dolls of License Required town and her 6-year-old sister being sold by Heading Avia- "During that interval," he 8:30 p.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. all size, description, and age. Among the things she Sheri Ann were taken to the tion Inc., Reading, Pa., to said, "we will be engaged in The airline had been operat- learned was that to operate a hospital by members of the Golden Triangle Airlines, a renovating the aircraft and ing seven roundtrips a day to Chances are that when little Keyport First ' Aid Squad. girds envision a doll hospital, doll hospital, one must have a new organization. making other needed improve- Kennedy, plus two roundtrips license from the Board of They were all listed in fair ments to provide what we be- daily to Washington National they think of dolls stretched condition this morning. Elimination of the two daily " out in cribs or beds. That's Health. Once a year, the flights to Washington, effec- lieve will be the finest, most Airport. not the way it is — although premises are inspected and Mr. Beagan was charged by tive immediately, was ordered professional third level com- Reading Aviation Inc., the Mrs. Meyer says *e has al- Mrs. Meyer is questioned Patrolman Bruce Insley with Saturday by Arthur M. Horst, muter service in the nation." parent company of Suburban ways wished for that kind of about where she gets the ma- driving while under the influ- president of Reading Aviation. Airlines, earlier had discontin- setup. There is, however, one terials with which she works. ence of alcohol and driving The airline will continue to Meeting Tomorrow ued service to both Newark doll tucked in a cradle and She advertises only in the without a license. operate three flights a day be- and LaGuardia Airports. covered with a miniature af- Yellow Pages — but her cus- He has'been relased on $300 tween Red Bank Airport and On 'Prescheduling' Heads Boys' Club ghan. When a child is reluc- tomers include people from bail pending a hearing in Mu- Kennedy International Air- tant about leaving her doll, Toms River, Freehold, and nicipal Court Feb. 24. port, New York, until Thurs- NEW SHREWSBURY - Officers of Golden Triangle Mrs, Meyer takes her own South River. Until her hus- day. Parents of students attending Airlines include Mr. Bums, Monmouth Regional High son of John L. Burns, who doll out from beneath the cov- band's death, the two had John S. Burns, chairman of ers and puts the "patent" worked together on the dolls. udget School have been invited to a serves as vice chairman, and (he board and chief executive "prescheduling" meeting in who is nationally known as there to show the little girl He constructed the furniture of Golden Triangle Airlines, that her toy wiU be given the which forms settings hi the the high school multi-purpose president of the Boys Club of Talks Offered said the temporary suspension room tomorrow at 8 p.m. America, and Fired J. Ryan, best of care. display room. And atop a ta- of service will continue be- ble set for dinner, there's a FREEHOLD — Theodore J. The purpose of the meeting who will serve as president However, not many of the Narozanick, assistant county yond Thursday for a short pe- is to inform parents of the and chief operating officer of birthday cake — complete riod to give the new owners dolls are toys. And not many with candles — which she treasurer and director of the procedures which will be fol- the airline.. of the customers are little budget, is accepting engage- time to obtain necessary certi- lowed in scheduling students made from plaster. Now she fications and set up new oper- Mr. Ryan is a former flight girls. Most of them are adults ments to freak on the 1971 for next year. is given assistance in the ating procedures. safety officer for the Air who collect the dolls to have county budget before clubs Guidance counselors will re- painting of the dolls by her An Apology them restored for disp^y pur- nephew, Robert Ziegler, and organizations. view the curriculum offerings Force's Strategic Air Com- poses only. Spring Lake Heights. Mr. Naro/anick will explain "We apologize for the incon- for both college and vocation- mand, and also a former safe- appropriatit-LS, the back- venience to the public," Mr. ty investigator for the Civil Mrs. Meyer notes that each To Mrs. Meyer, it seems, BABY DOLLS ENDURE - Dolls have entered the walk- al students. Special emphasis ground of the compilation, Bufna said, "but we are cer- will be placed on pre-vocation- Aeronautics Board. customer tends to think he is each doll is an individual with functions ard responsibilities ing, talking mechanical generation. But Mrs. Ceil tainly going to do everything al offerings ana work-study Mr. Burns said he would tiie only one who has an old a distinctive personality. She of county government, and the Meyer, Manasquan, still thinks baby dolls are the we can to expedite the change- doll with a bisque head- and . handles them with care. And programs. call a press conference late mandatory and voluntary nicest playthings for little girls. This one, which has a over. I am confident that For parents of nert year's jointed body. But in reality, beneath the shelves of her services provided in the budg- when we resume operations, next week to announce new that's the only type of doll she collection is a sign: "Not For bisque head and composition body, is estimated to bo seniors, a discussion of "col- et, which will have its public the? public will find significant ege planning" also will be in- operating procedures and likes to work on. She doesn't Sale." . • hearing Match 2. over 70 years old. (Register Staff Photos) improvements in service to cluded. • plans for the future. -THE DAILY REGISTER, EED SANK-JUDDl^TOWN, N. X: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1971

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A THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK- MIDDLETOWN, h. *.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1971 — ; 15 AUTOS fOR SALE MOBILE HOMES HELP WAOTED EEMAU2 HELP HELP WANTED JErVttLB POWTL4C — 1M4. t Jin 1 timrtoam TBAVXZ* TBA1XEB LADIES-GIRLS — Kara fxtra money, LAUNDRY ATTENDANT - yet I wliMli. rour-nmd floor MS. Bucket W« COACHUAS CBCIADEE — 23 pon-tinte or full time, as a Kotcot beau- wort. Call mil. Air cooSSooM. Atl VtoitX. Here? u*ed. ZUness lorces sale. ty adviser.. Do «xperi«w-necessary. Mint nudttkn. M2J1«. For real bur ana to see call 747-405! Trained lree. Call 787-WU, : HOrjSEKEEPER AND BABYSITTER - after 7 p.m. weekdays, all day Bit., Sun. Uie-ln or out. Call Dr. Powell, 94M100, l»0 VOLKSWAGEN — Fastbaefc, eoto- Many extras. Will deliver anywhere PART-TIME SECRETARY — Hours 1 to EXt. 2M of But. 228, alter 4:30 p.m. COOS — InalL j>riiat« tutMlor. matto. Eadlo, beater. On* owner. Runt *ltbin reason. 5. Shorthand and typing required. Call Call MHM. 741-6365. SECRETARY - Excellent Ikllls. Experi- W4771 enced in general office procedures^ Vust IBS) OlDSMOBffiB— In good condition, WANTED AUTOMOTIVE WOMAN WANTED — Experience pre- be capable of assuming responsibility. (More Classified WE RE DOING OLD GEOtGIPROUD (oar food feet, tvosnmrtlra, (ISO. 3M- ferred, but wilt train. Inquire In person Excellent working conditions. For inter- W7L only from 9 to 1 p.m. dally. FreedmaJi's view call between 9 a.m. and 13 noon, OEI CASH FOB YOUR FOREIGN-ANT Bakery, Us Broad St., Red Bank. Monday Ihru Friday. 671-2300. on Next Page) I960 PLYMOUTH VALIANT — SO. SPORTS CARS AT MOKMOUTH further than dollars have gone in a long time! If yoi/re- MOTORS INC., Hwy. 35. Eatontown. r^SyiI? s£ep up.t0 a la,temodel car- "»*» your move' AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE now We have top selection of like-new cars, and VOLKSWAOEN — 196L float engine. JUNK CARS « prices6 E at SpeC'al "w^shin8lon's Birthday" New battery. $350. PICKED TJP CHI 741-4093. Twinbrook Auto Wrecking IMS VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN —Very condition. Wilt tOLtUW. Can 717- Eatontown 542-2235 &.' 1970 LINCOLN A CARS WANTED — We pay top M for clean used cara. Call Mr. Vliicen Continental four-door. Air conditioned. ITtUCKS FOR SALE 542-5500. Loaded.' WE DON'T SELL JDNK - INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES Nor do wa buy tt — $ Rarttan Garastlno. We do buy clean, late model can at top B. Main St., Kejrport 864-0361 dollar. See or call WALL LINCOLN-MEI S595 IMS DODGE VAN — Sportsman win- CURT, 747-3400. dow. Six cylinder. 78 AUTO RENTALS 1970 COUGAR 1938 CHEVROLET PICKUP ri 2-door hardtop. $150 5919S0S TOM'S FORD WOW Air conditioned, vinyl top. 7,000 miles. y p 1963 FORD — Boll-ton pickup truck, RENT A CAR $700. Call I Hiry. 35 ' 864-1800 Keyport •42-2537 3295 1963 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — Low mileage, excellent condition. New Merer BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 1969 CONTINENTAL 6W mow plow and plowing llftits. 741- Mark III. Air conditioned, loaded, 2836. 1960-21' TROJAN CABIN CSUI8ER 1970 MAVERICK 1967-uo n.p. Mercury outboard engine. Call after 6, 74M350. two-door hardtop. Automatic 1969 PICKUP TRUCK '5795 Dodge %-ton, 4-speed, V-8. In top condi- 21' CHRIS CRAFT — 1963 Sea Skiff. 185 1971 OPELS transmission, 12,000 miles tion. Priced right. n.p. Inboard. Engine rebuilt 1970. Radio, all canvas, extra equipment. Must sell. RASSAS PONTIAC COM. Call 6»1.2»95. 1969BUICK 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Beil Bank Sves. until 9 New Jersey's Largest *2195 Electra Custom. Fout-door Marine Supply House hardtop. Air conditioned, full power, MOTORCYCLES THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 24 Wharf Aye. 741-57M Red Bonk CHOPPER — 650 CO Triumph. $429. DN ICEBOAT - Never used. Excellent •3695 Call condition. Best offer. 747-5400 671-1499 Call 842-0475 O'DAY SAILBOATS — Now until March 1969 LINCOLN 15th. take advantage of OTJay'i tmlefje offer. You buy any new o'Day sailboat • Continental two-door hard- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE now, and O'Day cuts In tall the total top. Air conditioned, fully price of accessories Including sails. Act equipped. now and save 50% on all accessories. Tour dealers for the O'Day line: THE 1969 MERCURY YACHT SHOP, 1114 Ocean. Ave., Sea Bright 07760. Phone 812-1913. Marquis four-door hardtop. •3895 Winter Is HERE! •+ N.J. Sales Tax 1969 CLASSPAB 17> - lo h.p. Mercury, M795 Air conditioned, vinyl top. •nd w« nnil I0O Urnf Can trailer, many extras. Km. Call 747-5619. $ 1369 CHEVROLET HwyJS UMtOO Ktyport 2495 Impala two-door hartop. Automat- ic transmission, V-8, power steer- V/« will fr«e!« or buy out BUSINESS NOTICES of NEW and ing. Vinyl top. light — Call or com* in FURNITURE MOVING - Attics and eel- 1968 PONTIAC lara cleaned. Free eatlmatei. USED CARS TOM'S FORD Call 747-3002 9 ACRES Gran Prix two-door hardtop. •2295 Dark olive green, vinyl top. LIGHT HAUUNO — CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, OARAQES - Fre« estimate $ Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149. 1995 W. BUCK 1966 Furniture repairing and antiques rerln- ALTO PARTS - REPAIRS label. 5424591: J. C. •& SON 1967 LINCOLN Paneling, cellars. Attics. Repairs, small MUSTANG lots, free estimates. 787-8195. Continentaental two-door hhardtopa . ower, air conditio RENOWN PAnrmia & DECORATING Cull power, air conditioned. Convertible. Red, black Co. Interior. Exterior. Quality workman- BUICK-OPEL ship. Free estimates. Call 741-4350 or top. Sharp. 257^4388. 2295 GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY HOD8EPAINTINQ — interior. Exterior. IED BANK — 842-2500 . Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call 264-4000 193 Newman Springs Road 787-6598. TAX RETURNS "BEPARED ASIURY PARK — 774-SBOO Personal and corporation. HWY. 35 KEYPORT 80? Railroad Avenua Call 142 3167. AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE COMPLETE TAX SERVICE-Indlviau el and business. 20th year In Mlddletown. MARGERY TROVATO, trading as RE- WALL LIABLE TAX SERVICE). Call lor ap- Shrewsbury, M.J. polntroant 671-1289. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- Shrewsbury Ava., At Sycamore 7474400 AUTOS FOR SALE nished and Installed (or only $64.95. To order, caU34M363. INCOME TAXH3 PREPARED Reasonable rates W. H. OINSBnRG-S42-7U7. J DRIVEWAYS, PARKTNO LOTS — Sicjne, Help Send Our Boss trading, patching. Clean up and haul- ing. You name It. Dependable service. Charles Stanley, Jr. Blacktop Service. Call 787-32M. To Hawaii . . . CARPENTER-BUILDER — Paneling, new ceilings, rooting, additions, altera- (The Old Guy Needs The Rest) . . . end we'll help you save hundreds of tions. Ed. laker, 787-0153. dollars on every NEW 1971 MERCURY in stock. He has his. plane ticket LIGHT HATJMNG—Local moving, Mon- mouth County, In Volkswagen nancl. ... but won't make room reservations until wo sell 10 more automobiles. 291-3111 between 6-10 p.m. Come in now ... we want to soy aloha . . . and sell you the automobile PANELING — Basements, attics and room, call 222-5717 or 741-6396 after - of your choice. p.m. Maybe the money you save here . . . will help you go to HAWAII TOO! CARPENTER — Complete home remod- eling. Paneling, ceramic tile. Reasona- ble. Call 671-4766.

EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-FEMAXE PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1971 COMETS 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury RECEPTIONIST WANTED - Tor busy STOCK v PRICE doctor's office. Send resume to Box G- 1649 $2725 143, The Dam Register, Red Bank. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Needed Two-door V8, emtd., W/W, for 3 to 11 shltt and some weekend work. power steering, decor group, Four days, part-time, stea/iy work for deluxe trim. reliable person. Call 741-4700. EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE 1648 $2545 OPERATORS - To *urk on children's coata. All sections plus trimmers. 33 Two-door, 6-cyl., outo., W/W, hours per week. 741.90a. decor group. OFFICE onUj — tone girl ct/lrp). Ex- perienced in typing, bookice-inc. filing. 1423 $2261 etc 775-6425. • 6-cyl., std. trans. WAITRESSES—Over 21. All !hltts. Must apply in person, no phone calls. Howard 1441 $3278 Johnson Restaurant, Hwy 35, Middle- town. V8, fjT pkg., vinyl roof, ofr. WOMAN — EiPfrlence'i Ju sundulehand will work for fountain. Hours 9 to 2, .1445 $2742 five days a week. Excellent pay. Ap- V-8, outo., P.S., radio. ply at TOMAINO'S, IBS Mor.n-outh St., CALL Red Bank. HOUSEKEEPER - Ruinsor. area. Mon. Tues., and Wed., 9-4. No cooking. NOW Salary, J40 Call 142-5144. SECRETARIAL — Dictaphone tyolat. In- DELIVERED I ternational aircraft Import/export. com- pany moving to modern facilities In Rab- way. N.J.. March 1st, reciuires experi- NO HIDDEN CHARGES 747-5400 enced secretarial dictaphone typist. Call for appointment, Mr. Israel, R£A Inter- tlonal Corp. 1212) DI-3-2525. WAITRESSES — Over 21. Experienced only. Apply In person, MARTINI'S DIH- ER. Hwy 36. Keapsburg. 2 DOOR SEDAN WOMEN — Sell Eoscot Kosmn'IcE. 40^ immediate wofit. Full or part-Unit. 1971 MARQUIS — MONTEREYS — BROUGHAMS Manager position available 222-3628. MAIDS — Part-time positions available PRICE working from S a.m - 3:30 p.m. Satur- days taxi Sundays. Good salary and MARQUIS 2-dr. H.T., vinyl roof, W/W, pleasant working conditions. Contact $4541 Personnel Olllce, Rlyervlew Hospital, air conditioned, radio. 741-2700. Ext, 235, for an Interview. An MONTEREY 2-dr. H.T., deluxe Interior, S4090 equal opportunity employer. P.S., P.B., radio, oir, vinyl roof. C0ONTER HELP — Day or «venir>g hours. You can be working with the na- MONTEREY Custom 4-dr., vinyl roof, S4156 tion's largest coffee and doughnut chain. P.S., P.B., oir. Apply In person. Dunkln1 Conuts, New- man Springs IM. and H»y 35, Shrewsbu- COLONY PARK, 3rd soot, oir, roof rack, $4806 ry. radio, whltcwolls. TELEPHONE SOUOTINO — Prom your home, Red Bank exchange. Want to COLONY PARK, whlrewalls, oir, radio, $4rJ27 earn extra moneyT Call 842-5749. six-passenger. 1970 CAPRICE 4 dr. Hardtop, Green mist, COFTEE SHOP WAITRESS - Day shirt, outo trans., all power, tinted gloss, air, w 1970 KINGSWOOD Station wogon In Mhfy MONTEREY 2-dr. H.T., vinyl roof, pow- S4090 weekdays Experienced only. Apply In turquoise and black vinyl trim, all power, fac- er steering, brake;, air, whltowolls, ra- person. SHORE POINT INN, 3360 Hwy vmyl interior, virfyl ioof» many more f*iro),, dio. • 35, Hade!. cfuiseomolic, loaded.' tory oir, roof carrier, power window!. A WAITRESS — 5:30 p.m. to 12 mianlght. Was S4,99470 NOW $3,695. magnificent oulomobili. Call was $4824 264-UM A AikforVock513 DOMESTIC HELP - experienced Ilu- days, 11:30 to 7:30, Port Monmoutli area. '70 IMPAIA Cu.tom Coupe 2 dr. Hordfop, 1971 Call between 6-5. 264-3103. Cronberry Red. Tinted gtosj. Air, loaded, o 1969 CHEVY IMPAIA; Cvskro Covpe, vinyl roof. Hoi everything. MONTEGOS&MXs NURSE'S AIDE — Day shift, Hilltop power steering, vinyl roof. Nursing Home, Mlddletown. Call 671-0177 STOCK a PRICE for appointment, Wos $4,550.95 NOW $3,493. . MOW $3395 16S4 SPECIAL VALUE PKG. $2893 ARE YOU INTERESTED In becoming Aik for stock #406 ,.AiWoritqck«J135A Two-door hordtop, outomotic, radio. financially independent? Your part of woman's liberation li here for the ask- 1969 IMPAIA CUSTOM COUPE, automatic 1644 MX $3710 ing. Part or full time, age no barrier. Call 542-5237. Tronsmiutofi, factory oir condition. Maroon Four-door, vinyl roof, power steering, WOMAN - LIVE-IN — SALARY »l) with vinyl top ond interior, brakes, radio, air. PER WEEK. WILL BOARD HUSBAND 1«4S SPECIAL VALUE PKG. $2873 PBEE. CALL 493-4123 AFTER 5:30 P.M.- Aik for stock #133 A MOW $2295 Two-dror hardtop, six-cylinder, NTJRSE RN OB LPN — Part-time, doc- tor's office, Matawan area. 196a WYMOUTH FURY III, V-8, oulomotic eutomatic, radio. Call 56M494. 1965 CORVETTE, CONVERTIBLE tfonimiHiori, Gold finger Cictld with block 1646 SPECIAL VALUE PKS. $3473 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Over Forrost groen, V-8, 4 spoed, 2 tops, 21. Apply In person, Feteraon's Riverside • oddli Interior, Mlcholin tlrm, Mt-' Power steering, oir, vinyl roof. Inn, Hwy 33, Red Bank. 1636 MX WAGON $39B7 PART-TIME - Needlework Instructor. Air, paver steering, brakes, radio, Qu&IUled to conduct beginner and ad- roof rack. vanced classes In needlepoint, crewel embroidery, knitting and bargello for 1635 MX $3720 prestige yam boutique opening soon. Please reply fully, Including phone num- Two-door hordtop, vinyl roof, oir, ber, to P.O. Box 88, Rumson. whirewalls, power steering, PANTRY OIRL - Should be 21 or over. • J brakes, radio. For weekends. Apply In person weekends only. Bachert's Hofbrautiaus. 301 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highland!, or call 291- 0324. SALES MATORB WOMAN WANTED for Toy and Bsby Furniture Store. Hours 10 suit. Pleasant working conditions. Ex- Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore cellent starting salary. Phone PLAY KINO Wl-tMO. MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Doctor's ol- flce. Saturdays only, I am to 3 p.m. Shrewsbury, N. J. Laboratory experience helpful. State ref- erences, write to Box 0-278. The Dally 747-5400 Register, Red Bank. WAITRESS — Fun or part-time eve- nings, year rolnd. Apply In person only, Rum Runner,

; CLERK MAINTENANCE FEMALE WEAKEVER POTS AHD PASS — POTT wurx - Ml fcr auto. »a» vn - TRAFFIC CLERK Bnrr •Jumlnum,' egmpUM Mt. IUM. PASr-TIME OFFICE — Typta*. phone, hameu IN. Vt need an experienced dirt. Nom- PURCHASING or retail sales. By hour or day. perm*- I3S. 2tl37Ufi«rS Call after* p.m. iM-UM inee lavolted, butccoed tltno and typing MECHANIC HfTTIiW —'-af>lf ' tkilli required. WUlfcwp records, tti.cn Our Purchasing Dept. is looking for We seek a skilled maintenance mechanic nent or temporary. 741-5152. ANKIVERSAB7 BPECTALS — Rrcuun f KEAMatWS - ma room far tern. and claims BRIGHT, ALERT gtl with good typing with 5 yrs. Industrial experience Includ- Grtenj ... AuBqUM ... Littlt 81I«r. old. Utter tniawtiLL AHtcttoiaMAHt . 8U. Call Ample .-widni. Heuonililf. Call Hi- INTERVIEWS skills, a pleasant telephone manner, an ing machine tool experience. Knowledge February 12th to FcbnuiT 23rd. Frtt T41-36K. nts. • • • , TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS aptitude for figures and someone vho of Arc Welding helpful. Excellent work- FINANCIAL refreshments. Pocket calendar!. Cele- c&n work with minimal supervision after brate with us. Come In, browse. Extra MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS - Two AT1ANT1C HIOBlJUnM — Clean, com- turn.- 10 a.m. 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. Ins conditions, liberal benefits and mod- discounts. RUSCH/S. 36 Svcamorfl Ave. males. Call after 6 p,m. fortable sieeplni room. Reasonable rate. AND BY APPOINTMENT training period. Our ultra modern offices em new plant. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . MtlMl 14 g. Highland A aiom offer excellent working conditions, com- INTERVIEWS Little Silver. Phone 7414506. LANVIN- bined with a congenial atmosphere. TUESDAYS it THURSDAYS FIKST MORTGAGE FORR SALE — RECORDS 10c — Fostrardl 19O1-UJ3, ALASKAN 1IALAMUTE PUPPIES FURNISHED ROOM — suitable for fe- 0,000. Call today...... CHARLES OF THE RITZ INTHR VIEWS B am,-10 a.m. 2 p.m.-3 p.m. Amount 565,000. Term-four years. 12.5% Red Bank, Asbury, N. V. CUT * boats, AKC Registered male. Near bus atop, train and shopping. TUESDAYS A THURSDAYS LMMVIN- yield. Secured by prime real estate. trains, animals, etc.. 5c to $5. Jewelry, 542-6145 Red But. 7415073. HALL BROS., Realtors 111, ffHolmdel 2M-9CO0 AND BY APPOINTMENT Principals only. Call 264-1676 after 6 p.m. knick-knacks, etc., 25c to $40. Sat.. POODLES FOR SALE ONE ROOM - Kltchtn privileges. 125 9 a.m.-10 a.m. 2 p.m.-3 p. Mon.. TUCE. 10 to 4. 55 Peters PI.. Red Roger F. Cbtens. Prel. CHARLES OF THE RITZ YOUNG COMPANY — Seeking distribu- ' Can per week. «13 RtvVr R4.7il-7l«»falfHaT«n tors. High income potential. Bank. 717-3943 I4249M LANVIN- R1. 35 Holmdel, N. J. Memblr Multiple mt.lnt. CHARLES OF THE RIT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PUT Call 787-8785 LIVING ROOM SET — Three-pltce, slip- COCKER SPANIEL — On> jear old RED BANK — One block off Broad St. RDUWN - Charmlni older Runuor National Jewelry chain looking for ag- DELICATESSEN — Fully equipped, well cofered (sold and gold prints), plm two male. Free to good home. Call Room with kitchen privileges. CO a tamer renovated, .In txoliulvi. BUIJ NURSE-RN Rt. 35 Holmdel 2G-1-9O0 gressive people recently married, with stocked. Only store in area. Call 7B7-3567 lamps, J50. 741-2414 2644504 week. Call 741-5383. neighborhood near ocew and Mhools. or without selling experience for Im-between 9 A.m. and 1 p.m. Four bedrooms, IV, bath*, ojeralw HOUSEWIVES AND MOTHERS — Cai 32" SNOW BLOWER - For John Deere PRIVATE ENTRANCE - Woman only. earn $11 to sm per evening shoivini mediate openlnits in our Eatontown, N.J , tractor. $50. Call tno-car detaehed iiraie. On. V4 jjere INDUSTRIAL store. $450 to start plus bonuses and com- Middletown area. Close to bus stop. Call Eat-to country kitchen wltb Utfue.. beautiful Bceline Fashions, up to S3( 741-3680 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 671-2(00 between Sandtp.m. . wardrobe without cost. Adequate Iran mission.. Our men averse SSOfl a mnnth INSTRUCTION beamed celling, paneled iorOial dlntaj portatlon necpssary. Call 229-2646. 222. plus blue cross and company paid profit ANTIQUE LINEN PRESS - Mahogany. APARTMENTS ' RED BANK — Large room for mature room. M2,S«0.'741-37B. tine opportunity lo assume responslblllty 7498 or 872-1340. shariiiR. Excellent advancement oppor- EXPKP.IEVCEU TEACHER — Deslrei Chippendale. Thought to have been made business gentleman. Private entranci HOLMDEL RANCH — Three bedroom tunity and we are expanding nntionwlde. tutoring at your home. All elementar for Judge Robt. Livingston. $650. Call (or complete plsnt First Aid lacllily. Call 542-7524 between 4 tnd G p.m. 462-1504. FREEHOLD — furnished apartment. Ex. and parkway. 74HM6. two baths, rdininj room, two-car garage. MonlnMllh County location. Must bf reg- school subjects. 542-2204. cellent location. Also one furnished effi- 4a' porch. H acre. Uw tawi.. conven- istered with 2-5 years industrial eiperl- FURNISHED — Gentleman. Private HELP WANTED-MALE MOTOROLA COLOR TV — 21'.' Conso- ciency ahrtlt46M5M bath and entrance Walk to station. A ient to schools, Iransporlatlon, inopptaj. race Good salary pills complete line of Men COMPUTER CAREERS letle. Good condition. $100. Phone 671- PHA appraised. Principals only. *3».M.. employee benefit!. Write in confidence, In business, Industry and government star 0074. RUMSON — Furnished studio apartment delWful tome for profeisor, student, B SALARY S3.50 PER HOUR service man or business man who appre. 294.5174. Martini: salary requirement to: °*Must be available immediately. No e. RESUMES PREPARED with ECPI training. Day and evening! For single. »1I5 monthly. Tear lease. Ui «B«6, 610 Seventh Ave., N.Y., N.Y. perience necessary. Good advancement Call ECPI at 5«-!K)0 or visit ECPI, 26 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA — $75 1789. clatei an organized, aeren* setting. Call J»19. Guaranteed Increase within first month Monmouth Parlc Hwy., West Long Branch 24" boy's bicycle. $12.50. B42-7729 weekdays after 7, weekends any- LOTS AND ACREAGE Call 542-MGG. Phone 747-0234 RED BANK - Luxury m** rl«a apart- time. Or write Boi 0.212. Tnl Dally Reg- An equal opportunity employer d/r Personnel OIL PAINTDTO CLASS ments. Immediate, and future occupancy. ister, Red Bank. Referencei. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Youn Joyce TJrbanskl. private • evenings -al DINETTE SET — Beautiful wrought Monmouth County's finest centrally, air- WOODED HTLLTOP LOT 157 Broad St. Red Bank 1423501 Iron. Six upholstered chairs, round table conditioned building. Studioi, one, two and ppimalelrona acre> i» eitcluslvi national-International corporation seel OH Mill. S46-9797. with walnut Formica top. $250. Call 46^ Deepdale. Mddletpw«, N.J. Partial foun- Ing alert future minded Individual 1504. three bedrooms, swimming pool, sauna REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' MEDICAL SECRETARY — One full You'll be complete.y trained in everj YOUNG MAN WANTED — With good rooms, boat marina and gariges on prem- dation. On private road near Pkj.JH,- time, one part-time, for large Communl- phase of this firm's operation. No expert driving record and neat appearance to MERCHANDISE CAST IRON RADIATORS — 275-gallon ises. 24-hr, doorman. Rivenfiew Towers, 21 HOUSES FOR SALE 000. Call Mr. Megaro at 747-5220. tv Hospital. Good background and ade- ence necessary. S5.000 to 423.MO yearly. perform general odd jobs. Apply in per- tank. Good condition. Best offer. Call Riverside Ave. 741-1732. son, Tom's Ford, Service Depl., 200 Hwy quate experience In dictaphone work re- Pull and part-time openings. Details' FOR SALE EFFICIENCY TWO-ROOM APART- quired. Typing skills important. Send re- appointment only Call 363-3249. 35, Keyporl. ' Ctistom Colonial - $42,500 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Swneto Bos G-2S0. The Dally Bf Bister. BABY GRAND PIANO — Excellent con- MENT — Available with or without maid One of a kind.. .no development. Coloni- SALES — Exceptional advancement op- GUNS — New and used. Buy, Bell or trade, dition. Hardman ebony, call 842-1016 aft- service. LEONARDO MOTEL, Hwy 35, Eed Bank. An Equal Opportunity Em- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT portunity. Full fringe benefits. Letter or MANNY AND MARY'J SPORTS SHOP al only four jtws old. Four king »iw DNION BEACH • - Ideal iMation for Full and part-time. Apply Tinton Palls er 6 p.m. Leonardo. 291-9614. bedrooms. Z>4 tiled baths. Property 300' small ihop; Two-room paneled office, *"ployer. ~ i. Sycamore Ave., Ttnton Falls. resume to P.O. Bor M, Red Bank. An Rt. 36, East Keansburg, 787-0508. equal opportunity em|i!oyer. PAKLOK STOVE - Victorian; Cast Iron. WINTER BENTAIi — ThreeToom apart- deep with many trees. Finished base- •Iz-room apartment iboit. land adjtcenl ' SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER — For TYPEWRITER, ADDINO machines. All About 60" high. Excellent condition. $85. ment. Sleeps five. Furnished. PHILIP ment and country kitchen. Low taxei to building. 264-5508, . : ' trowing life Insurance company. Expert- HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - makes new or used. Guaranteed. Low as Must have experience In repairing as- Call 462-1504. OLAESMAN, Broker. 774-4056. after 5 and eewers. Excellent buy for 142,500. encehflptul. Call Mr. mute, 74mm lor 1 (25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth ft. Next to 774-4866. interview. phalt pavers, rellrrs an:! other asphal theater. 74V-O4JS. HOLIDAYS AND ANNIVERSARY HEAL ESTATE WANTED equipment. Salarv npen Frlnce benefit d/r Personnel SPECIALS! RED BANK — One-bedroom sublet. Ter- Impossible Dream PART-TIME SECRETARIES AND "end resume statl'.ig qualltlcBttons t DK3KS $15 up. FILES, tables, chairs, add- race. Overlooking river. -CLEItK TYPISTS WANTED - We are Celebrating our 8th at Sycamore Greens, How would you like « NEW HOME and LISTINGS OF BETTER SOME* — In '.O. DOoi 3C6, rarminudtle. N J. ing machines, typewriters, office equip- Little Silver. For this occasion ... extra Call 741-1732 •presently seeling secretaries and clerk ment, etc., at bargain prices. New or used docking facilities for your boat on tht Keansburc • Middletown • Baalet - Roun- typists to work upon call on an liourls MAN — 1R to 30 years old. ambitious and ,ITERATURE . CHEMIST: BS Chemis- special discounts both stores 9x12 rug SEA BRIGHT New studio efficiency Shrewsbury River for only $47,500? Here del. The Smolke Agency. 717-OtM. _ 'Hifi secretaries must be able to lype hard forking, for expanding) aggressive try. Library science and computer expe- AAC DESK OUTLET. Rt. 35, Oakhursl S19.50, solid maple butch $29.50, maple apartments. Carpeted, utllitiei jaid. No IK a beautiful apadous Colonial just -as tram and take dictation »t 90 wpm. retail dlarcunt opr-ratlon. salary open, rience. Knowledge of organic chemistry. 531-3590. buffet $19.50. round walnut stand $5 50 r completed, Four king alsi bedroom* ,2'/« IN A HURRY TO IDL) — W« buy boim hamper $2.75, curtain screen $8.50, chll- pets. No lease. I120 mo. Security, »42- for top doller. Ask for Bob or: Snei. Clerk typists are required to type 40 "'hono 787-6897 for appointment. To $13,500. FEE PAID. 9107, 291-2375. baths, family room with fireplace. All •irpm. Calli 842-1SO0, Ext. 273, for inter- BROKEN GLASS ferobe 519.50. More and More. Sutdl'i, insulated windows. Enjoy all wattr activ- BOB SHELDON AOENCT. 257-7W& FURNISHED APARTMENT — One bed- view and tasting. SALES CAREER SALES CUSTOMER SERVICE: 2 yean We replace glass in your aluminum or 25 E. Front St., Red Barfc. 741-1693. ities and a new home for $47,500. college, 1 year Inside sales. Customer wooden frames room, living room, kitchen, bath. For "COLTS NECK-HOLMPEL GIRL FRIDAY — Challenging position We have an outstanding opportunity for service letter writing. To S9.O0O. WASHER AND DRYER - Kenmore. six couple. Private entrance. (223 Includes PAUL BRAGAR We bave read; Qualified burns, so for tatt -tor Individual with good typing and Memo a mature, highly motivated person who PROWN'S Perm e Pr S CyCle 2M all utilities. 747-4362. '^ REALTOR ... has owned a business or served Irj cither Ca°l° ° *" °' " - * - efficient service, call J. D. r.0CKE; Real *«Ulls Must be able to work independent- BUYER: Degree In engineering, or BA, 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 794 Broad St.. Shrewsbury 747-0221 ^1\ Call for appointment 842-1303. sales or administration. Excellent slKrt- WEST END — 2Va furnished rooms. tor, Et, 34. Colts Netk. 4C2-2741. M.rnter ing salary plus commissions. [T-i-'.niUerJ 2 years experience building trade of con- PIANOS AND ORGANS GARAGE SALE - Potter's wheel, kiln, Kitchen, bath. Air conditioned. 400 Ocean Multiple Lilting aenlce. joNEY. NEW FRIENDS — CliHl earning potential. Management nppnrtun struction developmental housing. $13,000. Lots of Christmas trade-Inn from $50 jointer-planer, dress form, cedar chest, BE THE FIRST DESIKE TO PURCHASE — J,J, or (-bed- lenses Recognition. Achievement ides. Liberal fringe benefts. Call 549- FEE NEGOTIABLE. New Rentals from $8 per month. J&nu- furniture Baby, canning, electronics, Blvd. 222-8233 or 229-3977. To enjoy this rancher amidst tall treei, room homes, Ked Bank'-irJnltr. An- Importance. BeWlnK. The Glamour 7587, evenings 671-2646, for appointment. ary floor model sale. New KimbaH swim pool Items. 40 Falrtield Dr., New HIGHLANDIA bordered by broot. Formal dining room. type or condition. Call 9Jl.S35I.or Ml- of the Beauty Business. All reasons An equal opportunity employer. M/F Conn Wurlllzer, chlckerlng. Grand plan- Shrewsbury. 542-2915. &at-ln kitchen. Den with fireplace. Four 4718. why people enjoy sellinc AVON You Being or send resume to: bedrooms, two baths. Easement. Laret os and organs from £495. FREEHOLD POOL TABLES - »', '/.•• ,l,te tlh]e,, APARTMENTS can tool Call J. Blrchall. 711-4343, AI7TO MECHANIC — Opportunity for RITA B. HECHT MUSIC CENTER, 12 Throckmortpn &L. rooms throughout, Air conditioned. WV "THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE HEiDID 462-3377. 7741220. qualified individual wHh old and estab- Mediterranean styling. $396. Other tables 5M. ^ - Mlddletown-Hatlet-kfatawan area. lished firm. Apply to William L, Grant. Freehold. 465-4730. '*_ S M'- DIAM0ND POOLS INC. 10 OCEAN BLVD. Would prefer to rent, »lu aecept option. McFADDIN MOTORS, 251 Broadway, FIREPLACE WOOD - Little Silver R? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. J. TRANSFERRED OWNER Fleast call 7S7-8m er 264-7171. Long Branch. d/r Personeel pair Center. Call SIX-PIECE MEDITERRANEAN — Liv- Offers home of good value, with immedi- FINEST LUXURY ate possession. Excellent Olde Sbxewsbu- WHY NOT CALL SOMEONE WHO d/r Personnel PORTERS — Full and part-time posh 747-0573 or741-3B88 ing room set. Call after 6 p.m. • • Luxury three bedrooms, 2'/a nathi KNOWS! 842-7607 rf location. Kas/ one-floor living. Dining- tlons available with good salary, full 157 Broad St. Red Bank 142-3391 ALUMINUM PRIME REPLACEMENT • • Luxury two bedroms. 2 baths rooms. Den with book-cases. Three bed- List your home *llh Ray v»n Horn Agency fringe benefits and pleasant working con WINDOWS, double hung and ellders. Cal POOLS _ Fantastic winter Savings, all • • Luxury four rooms, one bedroom Multiple LIMlngs. 747-41011. HOSTESS: 22 hours. To S2 hour. Featuring terraces overlooking the high- rooms., two balhs. Gameroom. Fall base- ditions. Full time positions are 3 p.m. - for free estimates. Al Howell's Alumi sizes and styles In stock, for immediate ment. Screened porch. Er.rss. $40,500 "CAN'T SELL? Try me with U7L price. 11 p.m shift and part tlms positions are num Sales, 741-568S. delivery. DIAMOND POOLS. INC. 74?-est, most scenic point on the Atlantic ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY r GENERAL OFFICE GAL: General ofllce 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. shift working Saturdays iHORT ORDER COOK — For Frl, and coastline adjoining a beautiful marina. Wanted—house or laad. Don t quc4l 1961 work. To 165. ' and Sundays only- Contact Personnel Of- Sat. nights only. Must be experienced. KEEP THE ICE AND SNOW off your Includes air conditioning, swimming REALTOM peak price. P.O. Box 224. Wartslnk. N.J. fice Rlverview Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. Apply lo person, Rex Diner. 117 W. Front itepa. Aluminum Door Hoods and Cano- STEREO SET - Two 50-watt apeakers pool, parking. AHioaclouj, truly luxurj 5 cmers. Mlddletoiui B71-239O GENERAL CLERK: Typing, meet pub- 225, for an Interview. An equal opportuni- St., Red Bank. pies. Call for free estimates. Al Howell's with cabinet: lM-watt tuner and ampli- ?9i Broad St. Red Bank 741-3450 Aluminum Sales. 741-5686. fier, tape deck, automatic reverse. 7" Call or visit superintendent, 2910237. LEGAL NOTICES 41c To $70. ty employer. IAETENDER — Full time, experienced. Brounell-Kramer (Management Co. INCOME PROPERTY .'ffiEWOOD — % ion truck load. Oak, reel automatic turntable. $500 or best CLERK: Good at figures. To S75. SERVICE MANAGER—Five-day week. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy 35, $25. Mixed $23. offer. 747-1627. RED BANK — two rooms, newly fur- RED BANK NOTICE TO PERSON DE51HmO Al- Open salary. Apply in person. Keyport Holmdel. Call 264-8 403 or ZPl-RfiO nished. All utilities Included; Large bath aii.vrr.E BALLOTS It you are a quail- < KEYPUNCH: 6-monthi experience. To Rambler, Hwy 36, Keyport. MALE COMPANION - For man In late HAVE A PARTY PROBLEM? SnVtTz and shower prlvatVentrance. Half block DUPLEX (4 apartments) 335.000 Conven- fled and registered voter of the Stale who QUALITY MIXED - Pennsylvania Rental Center, 181 Newman Springs Rd. from business center and bus line. 5] ient location. Two 1-bedroom and two !- expects to ba absent outside th« State on SHORT ORDER COOK — Part-time. Ap- 50's. Must have car Inquire 30 Lincoln bay. By the ton or truck. Reasonable. Shrewsbury. 741-0010. Consult us on your bedroom. Rent approximately $140 each. March 30. 1911,' or a qualillid and regis- ply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy 35, Holm- Ave., Keansburg. 566-4719. plans. Chairs, tables, linens, punch Wallace St. Excellent investment. tered voter who will be oiUiin tht state on CLERK TYPIST: Typinj. To »80. del. MAN WITH CAR - For daily newspaper bowls, coffee urns, etc. TWO-BEDROOM GARDEN APART- March 3 an; ap- *W£RSONNEL — BA or BS in psycholo- you can use from our forthright advertis- Reasonable rent, Immediate occupancy. plicant unless requett therefor Is receive-l sy. Slnsle. able to travel. To $10,000. 899-3333 ing. People you contact are mostly "pre- SALE. 40-50r» off on new stock. 775 River Apply Serplco's, 101 .Monmouth St., Red Rd . Fair Haven. ALLAIRE-FARROW not less ilian eight (B) days prior to the FEE PAID. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES- sold." Earn over $100 per Bale. Average HAMMOND Bank, ceil to Carlton Theater. election, and contains tht foregoing Infer- PERSON — Leading Monmcuth salesman closes 3-5 sales per week. Com- WHITE BEDROOM SET- Seven-plecB, AGENCY •nation. County Broker. Full commission split, plete benefits. Experience In our field $100. Call KEALTOnS Dated February 15. 1971 : draw arrangement. Derinite opportunity not necessary, confidential Interview. 264-9504 DISTINGUISHED d/r Personnel for management. Will consider person Write: Mr. Wilson E. Smith, National 294 Broad St. Red Bsnk 7n of Runwon, N. J, 07760 STUDIO good running condition. Call 741-3352, aft. Steady. Plenty of leads. Experienced. •'j license. Apply at office, 456 state • sell Service 'Elevator Mlddletottn. Living ropm, formal tiin- -el.. 15 • • •»» PRODUCTION SOLDERER — Experl- Call Mr. Urns, 933-4546. Hwy 35, Middletown. er 5 p.m. ' • Private Parkin? Space tnjt room, kitchen, V/2 h*tha. attached «nced with micro fine wire under micro- • Complete Janitorial Servlct truriKe. Itnmedl&ts occupancy. $26,750, ..jcope. Apply In person. Electro Impulse. WE WANT to paint our house this PART-TIME OF ASBURY PARK NOTICE EVENINGS • Individual Thermostatically Con- VA/FHA finRncing available. Subject to 116 Chestnut St., Red Bant. 741-O404, spring, and will entertain your inime- PUBLIC AUCTIONS trolled Heat Government approval. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDI- dlate bid. Call 542-D780. 10 p.m. three eves., Saturday days, $70. NEW HAMMOND NANCE AMENDING AND ITJPPLE- TSOUSEKEEPER — Part-time. Eumson. Cftr. Call for interview; 747-4030. • Wall-to-wall Carpeting own transportation necessary. Write for DISHWASHER — Full tine. Apply in CADETTE ORGANS PUBLIC AUCTION - Antique guns, PALACE REALTY ASSOCS. MBNTINO AN ORDINANCE KNOWN person. Shore Point Inn, swords, prints, Indian relics. Fri., Feb. AS THE "HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP SUB- interview and Include references. Liberal 54 Broad Street Red Ban DIVISION ORDINANCE OP 1167" AS Salary. Write Box G-28L The DaUy Regls- Hwy. 35, Hazlet $555 IDth, 1 p.m. Holiday Inn. Princeton, N.J. 295* Rt. 35 ' Hazlet, N. J. IELP WANTED-Male-Female Includes tench, delivery, Instant-play boo) R. B. Alexander Collection. Terms cash. Call for appointment to Inspect Licensed real estate broker. AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED ;ttr Bed Bant. CARPET MECHANICS - And helpers. (lets you play sonRS on your own fron (1.71) BE IT ORDAINED bv the Torn- Must have experience. Good starting sal- 747-1100 TWO-rOR-ONE INVESTMENT ihlp Committee of the Township of Holm- I-WAITRESS WANTED — Apply Jn per- the start) and 6 weeks o.' lesnns at n OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK — 756 a(J. llion. Rei Diner, 117 W. Front St.. Hed ary, steady employment. Must have car GROW WITH US charue. COME IN FOK A FREE MERCHANDISE WANTED Two-bedroom hooi* plus wooded lot. lei In the County of Monmouth and Stile and tools. Call 2034&99. DEMONSTRATION. in excellent location. Desirable for an House In tjrlon Bench. Woudtr! lot in if New Jersey that the "Holmdel Townehlp We need someone to work lo our Book- profession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and i. Holmdel. Bot'i for the orJre of one. $16- FULL TIME HELP WANTED — Days. keeping Departmrrt who is neat and ac- ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash paid. subdivision Ordinance of 19(17" »»amended EANING WOMAN — One full day or PR 5-9300 LES DEUX S DON PONS. 799 River Rd.. MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE! lupplemented shall be further amend- a two half days. Transportation necessary. Diamond Pools, Inc., Middletown. 747- curate with figures. Must also type well. l ed and supplemented as follon's: 4940. Work with a growing local concern that 300 Main St. Asbury Par] Fair Haven. Tues.-Sat. W-5. 74M337 or — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. Hed BanH °°' OWNER : J7J7-2S73. offers a 5-day, 37V«-hour work wrek plus 812 6257. 'hone 747-3620. ARTICLE II VOUNG MAN — A3 apprentice. Learn to Open dally 'til 9; Bat. "til 5:30 PAUL P. BOVA PROCEDURE . MATURE WOMAN — To care for semi- excellent fringe benefits. Cal! 741-0019 PIANO, plajer type — with Dkelano COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOB OLD RED BANK — Office for rent, furnished I invalid in jour home. Call 741-3029, after lay linoleum. Anderson Linoleum, 505 Heat and utilities supplied. $99 month. 2 6.3 Waiver of 8kelch;Pllt Procedure: Broad St., Shrewsbury. letween 10 and 11 a.m. Ask for Mr. attachment, 9 years old, excellent con- TRAINS t,r will trade BO., 027, O or Hand- 671-2544 The planning Board at Its first rtgulsr 5:30 p.m. licet. dition, 100 modern music rolls. 071-5747. ard gauges. 7743ft Call 747-2706. TRUCK DRIVER — $270 weekly. W1U meeting next following by. at least three HOUSEWIFE — Temporary, part-time train. $4200 needed to buy truck and con- MAINTENANCE MEDITERRANEAN BEDROOM SET - ANTIOUES - Tiffany items, toja fuml. OFFICE — Two rooms, nearly .TOO'. Suit DISASTER AREA (3) weeks the date on witlcn the fell wen typlnK. Transportation necessary Call tract. Call 741-2425. BaGsetti one year old, Double dresser, ture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, able any business. Air conditioned. East paid, after hearing tht comments of in- . 842-5301. MACHINISTS mirror, chest of drawers, headboard. lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining room Front St.. Red Bank. S150. 741-9500. HANDYMAN SPECIAL joining properly owners and other Interest- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Sealy box sprlnsand mattresi. All In A-l And he'd better be real handy. Six-room ed persons, may waive further considera- WOMAN TO TAKE CARE — Of two chil- pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques. Oakhurst. TWO-ROOM OFFICE — $100 per month. tion of the sketch plat If the subdivision dren in my home from Tues. to Frl. of Mon. through Sat. Days. Good salary. condition, paid $£99, asking SSOO. Call 531-1699 or22S-0!!>2. Lease. HALL BROS., Realtors. house, detached tn'o-car sarafte wltn Apply Rumson Easoy 27 W. River Rd. tpportunlty for persons experienced^ in after 5, 291-2110. lofl. Assumable very, very low interest contains not more thin ten (10V lols and this weelc. 583-3583. perating maintenance shop equipment, WANTED 741-7085 . VA mortgage available. It's a turkey, grant approval of the sketch plat, At auch WORK IN DRUGSTORE — Part or full ucti as grinders, lathes, milling ma- 3000 LINEAL FT. — 1%' covn and bed meeting the Planning Board niay also shines. Knowledge of «hop techniques Used oriental Rugs ATTENTION SMALL CONTRACTORS detail!, looklnn for orlrrs al fi.i.900. time. Driver's license, Apply In person, moldiriK, 6 and 7', 3c ft. 1000 Jamb heads Chlnere and Persian For rent. 12 x U furnished office. U.0M McQOWAN, RYAN. Realtor!, 258 New- waive further consideration of tne sketch HELP WANTED-MALE Katsin's Drug Store,' 192 Shrewsbury ind -procedures, maintenance and Bet-up 1"JE5"X36" clear white pine. 29c each. plat It It Is substantially the same with Ave., Red Baqtc. f production equipment, some welding Also Wall Tapestlres an. ft. fenced yard. Shrewsbury Av«. maij Springs Road. Red Bank. 747-3OJ0. 3,000 lineal ft. slightly damaged Alroa 774H143 area. Call 747-3404. respect to layout as shown on a tentative , perlence helpful. Outstanding company Aluminum gutter, white. 35c Uneal (t. 'RIEDMAN GALLERIES r^CAN YOU MAMHTHI8? '" u,at previously approved, which approval HANDYMAN — Head Porter. Routine >eneflts. Apply Peraonnne! Office. Mon.- and Mill Finish. 25c lineal It 1.000COIN COLLECTIONS - Oold and silver A three bedroom split level, l'/a baths. has expired, and • grant' approval cf tlu housekeeping and maintenance, some ^1. 9 to 12 noon, or call 671-3000, ext. pieces 36" clam shell and colonial trim, coins, war nickels. Will pay top current 22x15 living room, dining room, large sketch plat, In the event that furtber eor. FACTORY MECHANIC carpentry, upholstery, painting, general 14. 15c each. BLA1SDELL LUMBER, Red market. Example: silver dollars S2 and HOUSES FOR RENT kitchen and game room, attached ga- slderatlon cf the- sketch plat Is waived, thi . airs. DO NOT PHONE. Apply in per- Bank. 741-2121. up. Mr. Romeo. 787-5951. • rage, On a large landscaped lot. Good applicant may proceed with the tiling of >, Steady work near son weekdays, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. At- MIDDLETOWN — N«w nine-room house. OARAGE SALE — Baby furniture. Choice location. For details nail 671-4331 mortgage assumption to qualified buyer. tentative plat as specified in Section 2.7 o home. Year round, lantic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Mid- LILY-TULIP NAN JOHNSON »Z9.000. l;:,u ordimwee and the applicant shall no' dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. DIVISION OP OWENS. ILLINOIS Desks, bed frame, drapes, others. 747-- BUYS AND BUYS or 671-3812. be required to pay (he lees for. Ibe tenti. indoors. Repair BOYS ~ Circular delivery. Openings In 9504. 201 Harding Rd., Red Bunk. from an entire nousohold to a single WALKER & WALKER, Realtors 1 twy. 35 Holmdel. N J. MIDDLETO.WN — Executive rental HWY. 3i 671-33U__MIDDLETOWN . live plat specified In Section -2.7.2. Sue machinery, valves, Monmouth and Ocean Counties, week- An equal' opportunity employer G.E. REFRIGERATOR Hem, furniture, antiques, jewelry, sliver. Nine-room / bl-level. 1350 per we waiver shall be granted by the Plaanlnf pumps, conveyors. ends only. Work right in your own neigh- Side by side. Like new. S400 Immediate cash. You gst top dollar for Phone .291-9371. Board omy if It Is the Judgement of tin borhood. No selling or collecting. Must EXPERIENCED your things. 741-5331. RAYH. ^frl" Board that the design of tli6 subdlvlslor -Age open. Good REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Call 739-1476 WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- be at least 12 years of age. Call 933-4411 WANTED "Our 53rd Year" Is consistent with the Inteitt and purpose o' pay, -in line with for more information. Live office. Two Multiple Listings. Will SCHWINN — Man's bicycle, 10-speed, nished and unfurnished, immediate occu- til Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-BHOO Ihls ordinance and that it will not adierse consider person with other aales back- , excellent condition, $70. SKATE SAIL pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, ly affect the adjoining property regardles experience. ground. Call 671*600. Naveslnk Asso- 747-9578 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, 543-3500. RED BANK — R0MSON AND MILES MANAGER — Lawn and garden equip- ciates, 1008 Hw; 35. Middletown. Call 842-53S6 AROUND — Multiple Listings, send f of ownership. Waiver hi the Plannlt p ment business on Rt. 9, Marlboro. Must OE DRYER — Wasll and wear cycle GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED. PAY 1125 to 1150 Ptr Month free catalog of modest home!, farms, pall Board of further consideration of tiV Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport have sales and mechanical ability. Sala- SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — In the Permanent presa and normal cycle. Safe- CASH. BUY "AS IS." OTHER TRAC- THE BERO AGENCY tlal Rumson estates, waterfronts, adreagi sketch plat under this 8ectlon is not to be ry plus per cent of proflti. Apply io Borough of Little Silver. Inquire 6 to TOR WANTED. ETC. 787JS1S0. lota, business opportunities construed to be tentative approval cf thi Harter Equipment, S66-Sa68. ty start.- High and low temperature. 110- Rt. 35 Mlddletoiri nu/alvlslon wlliiln the mianlng of N.J.S. 4. Chief John Foster, 74T-5900. 220 volts. 50-60 cycle. Asking S100. Call OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chlm «71-1000 JDST LISTED-LITTLE SILVER PRESSER — On ladles toppers. Unton after 4 p.m, 542-8045. glassware, art objects rtnd brie-a-brac. lm* HAZLET — Three-bedroom ranch Attractive four-bedroom, two-balh home, less than a year old. Dream kitchen with HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE shop and highest wages. Apply Wall SILVERTONE ORGAN — Double key- mediate cash for anything and everything. good sized lot. Living mom. dlnlni: room, i.S FINAL PLAT Street Fashions, corner Wist and Wall board. Excellent condition. $400. Call Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1(93. kitchen, bath, utility room, enclosed dishwasher and breakfast area, dlnlni sts., Red Bank. room, family room, basement, two-cai 2.8.1 Uliug ofi-'inalPlat: 787-2798. porch. $275 a month. garage. Trees, too! $44,600. la) If the subdlvldrr dcsli'es Id proceed EXPERIENECD BOGEN PA SYSTEM — Bogen 100 and PETS AND LIVESTOCK PALACE REALTY ASSOCS. with ail or any part o( Ihe suodiviaion, m ' REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON two Bogen 6. 6" columns. Perfect condi- 2958 Rt. 35 Hazlet, N WALKER & WALKER, Realtors shall cause to be prepared a final pli. WANTED tion. $250. 229-3894. '264-J3'!I> HWY. 35 741.5212 SHREWPBUK' thereof, Within three O) yean after Hie To work in attractive office. Member of JOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER Licensed real estate broker. date of tentative approvsl and «t lfa«t threi DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed litters. FOUR ACRES Red Bank Multiple Listing Service and BABY SCALE — Car-bed, Kodak 127 Colts Neck Colonial. 27' master be'rooi IJ». weet.i prior to the tute of a i-etun. Monmouth County Board of Realtors. camera, Vornado blender, hand sweep- CANINE COLLEGE INC. 229«9?3 or Ml- meeting ot the Planning Boart, he slit PAYROLL CLERK 3S36. * SKI KILLINGTON 25' den. Brook. Cannot be replaced foi Excellent potential. Call 741-4477 for an er. Excellent condition. 747-3163. Sleep at Windsor Lodge. 10 miles on Rl. $69,500. •he wlin the Township Clerk a translucent appointment. JOHN F. ANDERSON 44-CALIBER NAVY COLT — Replica. UPPIES - Mixed breed terrier. Black 107, stockbridge. Vermont. Cook and eat tracing cloth master copy of such llnai p.i Position will handle Timekeeping activities and maintain some Production Agency, Realtors. 636 River Rd., Fair Ball and cap load. S45. Sony cassette and white. Two females, 55. Call 747-4211 family style in fully equipped kitchen. $5 p. CJMI en In accoroaiice with Ihl requ.i i Haven. THREB ACRES PLUS ot Article Hi ol tlila ordinance, to- Reports, Payroll experience helpful bui not essential. .Payrolls computerized. tape recorder. Co£t $110, naw SG5. Call liter 6 p.m. per person per night. For reservations Two houses, 'barn. $79,900. . 642-7258. call 264-2628, 6-10 p.m. weekdays or 802- CROWELL AOENCY, Realtors gether with eight (8) full-sized copies Permanent Position. Mon. thru Fri. 8:15 to 5:00. Excellent salary, life Ini., COUPLES AKC- REGISTERED — Mall Pekingese. 1 Uiereof and five (a) compieieu aoplluui. $250 per month parttime. DINING ROOM SET - Buffel, china 14 weeks old. " 74M079. ' 741-4030 21-Hour Sen ! forms for final approval. Hospifalization Ins., Retirement, Etc • - Catl 741-8106 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Seven- closet, table. $40. Woman's dresser with Call 291-4474 MONMOUTH BEACH — One-family (bi The Township clerk shall within Iw mirror. 530. Refrigerator. $50. Clothes room ranch in choice location. Three house. Full basement, steam heat. First INTELLIGENT, MATURE PEPSON - GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC regis- bedrooms, 114 battls, large kitchen and (2) days, exclusive of weikenda and hoi . For furniture store. Sales background washer, «0. 739-1195. floor, powder room, kitchen, dining room uays, alter the submission of the final plat, tered, 1 year old male. Obedience family room. Lease required. $275 a and living room with fireplace. Second Apply At helpful. Hours to suit you. Apply In per- GE WASHER — Soak cycle, delicate and rained. 946-S962 after 6 p.m. month. E.A. ARMSTRONO. Realtor 55S transmit copies of Ihallnil plat with con. floor, bath, threi bedrooms, three large ploied application forna as lollowi: son, Koch Furniture Co., 204 Main St., normal cycle. Three water levrls. 110- DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC. Two Prospect Aye., Little surer. 741-4500. walk-In closents. Property 75 I 150 with KeanBburg. 220 volts. 50-60 cycle. Asking $125. Call females, one black, one red. Seven one-ear garage and a three room bunga- U) Two copies to county PiannhiL after 4 p.m. 542-8045. NEPTUNE " — New ranch. Fully months old. Housebroken. $65 each. $115 equipped. Privacy. Three bedrooms, two low for summer rental. Fron 8 to 5:30 Board. , GUITAR — Fender Mustang, good condi- both. Call 842-2253. tall 842-0M5, from 6 lo 10 p.m. 22M365. at Oni copy lo Planning Board ling,- SITUATIONS WANTED- tion, $110 with case. baths. Dlnlne and family room. two.car Call 222-7768 SIAMESE KITTENS — CFA registered. garage. Full basement: '.a acre. Refer, MIDDLETOWN — Looust-Navejlnk area I;D Two copies to Planning.Boajtl FEMALE Call after 5:30 ences and security. $325 monthly. 774- Nine-room bl-level on V» acre Walk i ICI A suomvicier maj we *„ n,,,i,.c FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE. Free 741-0068 0039. •chool and bus. Country living. Threi . nnal approval at thi time of hla IDDII- CHILD CARE — Anytime, any age, delivery on half CDrd or cord. 946-4480. minutes to Marina, seven minutes t< MOTHER SAYS - "Must liquidate Peru- ONE-ROOM HOUSE — Furnished. All cition for tentative appro.ai piu,,i.e«r!. State approved center. CHILDREN'S After 6 p.m. 916-8833. utilities. Keanfiburg. Gentleman. or cou- Ocean. $35,000. 291-9371. jpjji.catmn is tor the entire tract anu"i, GLASS MFG. CORP. CARE CENTER. Il9 Shrewsbury Ave., vian Guinea Pigs." Trl oolor babies; also *.'•" «> "riling to waive tne tlm« perlu, Red Bank. 842-5211. SNOW TIRES — Two 735x750-15. Good- mating age females and males, No rea- ple preferred. $35 week. 787-4193 between MIDDLETO'.VN ThiTe-bedrorrm six- rich. 4-ply Trailmaker. 544. Call after 6 sonable olfer refused. Call 671-2076. £-9 p.m. year-old rarch. T*o balhs: Living Toom within which, the Planning Board mint ac WILL DO HEMMING — On dresses, p.m. Frl. or Sat.,741-6543. with Hrenlace. dining room, recreation on final approval. Docunifujiiiii.i IL-UU BEERS & FRANCIS STREETS, KEYPORT AKC WIRE-HAIRED TERJUER~PUpT' THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Larje -y Bcc.lon 3.4.4 need not be duplicated slacks and skirts. yard. Thome School area. $225 a month, room. On lovely wcided '*'* acre. $43,600. Call 747-074] BLACK HUDSON SEAL FUR CAPE PIES — Wonderful family dogs. White Principals only. 671-5215. '" «»j "">«« he "lei tm llnalplai, Size 18. S20. Ith black/brown marklnES. Four male, one month's security. No utilities. 787- the suboivlder malt pny me io^., Phone 264-1220 BABYBTTING DONE — In my home, Call 741-7074 two female. Call 739-0519. •248. SHREWSBURY — Five.rnom house uiert a lee. payable to the -I'owns.'i,','," full and part-time days. Red Bank-Eaton- KEYPORT — Three rooms and bath. Living room, dining room, kitchen. Ho.mdei." of OHO.OOtodeirajlhecosto, An Equal Opportunity Employer town area. 542-4587. Hot water baseboard beat. Convenient lo- Three small bedrcotrn. Has assumable ug ihe ui&t and Ui «>u.uu uc, EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Desires BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES cation. Complete!? renovated Inside and O.I. mortg'( acre. Close to schools and KTC ullon for Unal approval al the same,' A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! OARAGE WANTED bus, Call owner. 291-1187. • " ». apBllcatlon [or, KnliUv. ,Z For antique car. iota snail be t6.00 per lot (212) HUSK eves. SEVEN -ROOM HOUSE - In vicinity ol SERVICE STATION Red Bank railroad. l',i baths, wall-to- PUBLIC Jionoia ' SINGLE MAN Would like imall apart- wall carpet, 50'xl6O'. Cinder block work- ment, furnished or unfurnished. Red and passed on first reading ai"a' DEALERS shop 21'x22'xl2' Driveway aiphall paved. the lownship commute. 5l Uii Adlng Machines - Typewriters Roofing, Siding & Insulation Painting and Decorating Bank area preferred. After 5:30, 566-B368 Call 741-4235 after 6 p.m. Asking S28.5Q1. Desire 3- or 4-bedroom home in Rumnon MIDDLETOWN — Falrvlew section, 3 or ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters CARL B. JONE3 — Polntln? Rlld or Fair Haven, furnished or unfurnished. 4-bedroom ranch with large recreation sold, rented, repaired. Scrrko'B 101 OLSON CO. - ROUFINn AND nallpaperlnc Fully Insured. For free Moimouth St.,' Hed "Bank 747 01&. SIDING. Iiulalted and guaranteed "sllmates, call 2!0,3«31l. INDEPENDENCE AND THE OPPOR- References available. 747-1664. room 121,200. 741-coia. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE OR APART- BY OWNER — 200-year-old Shrewsbury Diamonds Bought or Restyled for 10 years. 775-0705-2910.i40. Pearl and Bead Restringing TUNITY TO OPERATE YOUR OWN MENT — March 15 or Apr. 1. To $175 Colonial. Secluded acre. Wide plank RETAIL BUSINESS WITH AMERICA'5 with utilities. Holmdel-Mlddletown area floors, brick-lined walls and old beams. I Let UI buy the diamonds vu'i don't Odd Jobs Ixperlly on braided nvlon. Sl.50 a or north. Call 747-3863. ThreKbedrooms, 2V'a baths, den. living near or let' us reatyle 'hem for you rand. Sterling clasps from 73c. LEADING ENERGY COMPANY. room wlthJIreplace. Principals only. Call ;-s personally. Reustllle'l. 38 Bread at. cUSSILLE'S, 36 Broad St.. Red 747-4532 after 4 p.m. Firm DS.900. .tlest: LIGHT HAULING — rellari, B«- :ank. PAID TRAINING AND FINANCIAL FURNISHED ROOMS John p. Wacangton rages cleaned up. Frre estimates. FAIR HAVBN — Executive's home. General Contractors ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR Two-story, all custom built. Large foy- Clerk 741-2149 after 3 p.m Plumbing and Heating FREEHOLD — Room. TV, private en- er. Five bedrooms, 2V4 balhi, three fire, 'eh. 15 CARPENTRY — Remodclbw, pane! QUALIFIED APPLICANTS. FOR trance. Also, one room with kitchen. Also. places, dtn with beamed celling, deco <- Ing closets, dcora. Odd Jobs. Re» Painting and Decorating CORRIGAN'S INFORMATION AND APPOINT- one efficiency. 462-1231. tor designed kitchen and dlnelte. fu,l amiable ratea, <42-43»5. LARGE ROOM-Wlth ihower. First floor basement. Air conditioning. S42-5174. HOUSES FOR SALE JOSEPH F. PANDURE — Alterations. 127 Oakland St. MENT CALL: Private entrance. Appropriate for older HOLMDEL — Brook bordering property aN REAL ESTATE lerallrin additions, Roaflnp, sllth maid service. |2O week. Motel rooms. S3] fireplace, screened porch, full basement, Inter!'* Penrodclirg Bathroom remodsling. ' week and up. 1 Portland Rd., Highlands. a54,«0. Principals only. Call 8714141. Coniulr « •mms. . A- Uu»r:. Mabon Contrectirg t72-1771. ,\cOTl wnit'HT 8H01> -^aroentry •n' RUMSON — Four-bedroom ranch and at- Mtmbir of clstncl work. Htilrt. 7Jtui^n. Kltcli Ctil sticv 6 p.m, S»w»r Trenchinq and • HUMBLE OILS REFINING CO. HIGHLANDS — River and ocean Tltw. tached three-room apartment. Unusual R*d Sink Arti Jll rJVnrh •rtm itW.rs vanities 741-8161 Pleuant, comfortaNe room. Near bus location. Ineludu pond and "rivtr f«lk UMMt U- '•:•< CF.illl'BlCr,. Installation Work. P.O. BOX 66 line. Ft. Hancoek, Highland! defense ngbts on Shrewsbury River. I7I.0M). MLS * UNDEN, N.J. baae. Highlands Bridge. Private home. ELLEN 8. HAZELTON, Realtor, 1] W. 172-1310, River Rd., Rumson. 842-3200. mL RED BANK-MIDDLBTOWN, tf. 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SWEET'EART, < date. 4 Rages: Lat. tmnn RRRII nron MEf'HOUSEKEEPlNVr EVEN IF I Ath 36 Constella- 5 Lump. • nnnnnnn RnnmiHK OVERRAN'YER tion. 6 Syrians. nmmv) 39 Grain. 7 Understood. Sii^JUbi Your Horoscope 40 Land -! 8 Flat boats. By Stella Wilder 8 . MONDAY.Feliroary 15—Born aver once again before yoa make today, you are one for whom them irrevocable. You may be. 1 learning comes quickly, easily."overlooking telling evidence. n Anything you feel you need to: GEMINI (May 2Wune 20- I16 know takes only a minimum of You can be an Invaluable co- la 1 it r i il Pl~ study for you to master suf- worker if you really make the ficiently to put into at least effort. Don't be talked out of a 23 minimum use. You are not willingness to cooperate. ' i«F] Iwi 1 ~3f The Phantom basically an intellectually CANCER (June 22July 23)— 2B~ oriented person—but your ability protect your tangible securities PI mt\ I1 I I to gain proficiency in anything from prying eyes and curious •pTT ipsTs^^PTMBHTT "T"| THE DAllYfHfffiS AR£ fUUO \MH SUCHACOOCHTS- COULP you undertake of a mental nature 'minds. Another's insistence upon ••lMl leads many to judge you as such, 'honesty may only carry one way. 38 37 FAMED ARCN1TECT- Never mentally lazy, you are LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— "1 •" brTM TJ URBAN L always willing to improve. Though material wealth belongs 46 ••n 1 1 FrriiM•Ml dMM tOSf ATSEA- yourself, particularly if the,iQ others for the most part, you 00 81 challenge is great. can make great strides'toward a' 1 ii T IHH"! I h* You are an independent per-.'new financial position. 52 J son-Jnit you very well may not. VIRGO (Aug. 24Sept. 23)-' I I _ 1 I~BB° I**i n^B"~ •«••• •Ma always have been so. Indeed, it>squirrel away whatever extra 1 Hr^ may be that in your youth you. resources you can for later use. I i P10 P61 fought quite an intense battle NOW is the time to look toward the I 1 I«V ~~ both with yourself and with those- (uture and prepare for changes, IS responsible for your upbringing- LIBRA •hours bring relief materially and prepared for changes. Don't ing your tea. If you want the V 10643 V 982 'spiritually. ' expect all to remain as is. information you must find an 0 32 O« TAUBUS (April 21-May 2D-A (Copyright, 1971, by United indirect way to ask the ques- 4 AID *Q954 change of plans should be thought Feature Syndicate. Inc.) tion. SOUTH ' 4 Non* The actual declarer drew Q7 Dennis the Menace two rounds of trumps, ran O AQI7S4 Hi and Lois ' . four rounds of hearts to dis- 4KI872 card two low clubs and then North East SonOi Wfft MOM/MV Y THEy WERE THEy SHOULD HAVE (JOT led a club from dmvmy. Fast 1 C Pass 2 O Pau OF F1NOEB IS ) played low, and South won- 3 0 Past 6 0 All Pan l\£ BEEN WIN9 SLESXH0 A A7D//«aAIN/ WHEN I'M IN THE SHOWER THB dered whether to play the Opening lead - 0 2 WHOLBWORLO king or the jack. COMES After a long pause South both aces, he'd have led one THROUGH.' played the king of clubs. This of them. Since nobody doubled turned out to be the wrong and nobody led an ace, you guess, and South had to lose should play for the aces to be two club tricks. Down one. divided. If you are the normal read- If East plays a low spade er of this column, you peeked when you lead dummy's king, to see who had the ace of you should assume (hat West clubs; but you wouldn't be has the ace of spades. In that able to get away with that case, you ruff the spade and sort of thing in an actual return to dummy with a heart game. See if you can find a to play East for the ace of way to locate the ace of clubs clubs. (If East is clever without peeking or asking im- enough to play a low spade polite questions. BUT HURE LIKE THE. Vtft when he has the ace, find a WAVVOUAPOWaiU. The way to locate the ace of softer game.) MHOU6HTU55 GORISHTON, clubs is to discover the where- Daily Question VAIENTIN* DAV OARLMfi! abouts of the ace of spades. Partner opens with one IH MAS BROUGHT Draw two rounds of trumps heart, and the next player TEAM FRO/A 1EENA and then lead dummy's king AND A PLEA FOR passes. You hold: S-Q9742 H- FORGIVENESS FROM of spades. 10643 D-32 C-A10. What do you PAT MOSES As the cards lie, East will say? surely play the ace of spades. ANSWER: Bid two hearts. As you ruff, you should be You have 6 points in high saying to yourself: "Self, the cards and 2 points for the other opponent has the ace of doubletons, enough for just Cm oowN,6a)B3g! HE HASN'T COME ANYWIMS clubs." The theory is that if one response. Your first duty East had both aces, he'd havt is to raise partner's major VET. MMSIARRIV0O!'' doubled the slam. If West had suit rather than to show a suit Beetle Bailey

Snuffy Smith The Wizurd of Id VOU MEAN WE HEERED ME RIGHT DOC PRITCHflRT CTOGGIN: TH' FUST TIME TOLD PAW TO GIT DON'T VE, SOME EXERCISE, LOWEEZV? SO HE WENT OFF JUS6IW IN I' TH' WOODS FUST THING THIS MORNIN' 18 • , -fjjg DAILY REGISTER( RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1971" Pick Coordinator For Arts Center AAninislraitor Leaves * '& WOODBRi&GE-The com- Gallagher, who reported plans perience in the management He will work wim the Gar- Manalapau missioners of the New Jersey for the new position last and prunrtirn of travel cruis- den State Arts Center Advi- Terminated MANALAPAN - The length The mayor said someone In •A*- Highway Authority have an- month in announcing deletion es and volume traffic on pas- sory CtsnmHtee, a citizen vol- of time this township will w the 'township office would be EATONTOWN - Borough nounced the appointment of of the exe-.utive .directors job, senger ships. His previous po- unteer group from all 21 coun- LONG BRANCH - Seymour made a temporary cWef, pend- Council has introduced a mu- ; Greenspan, president of the without a business, administra- Frede' ck VV. Week of Hills- t said Mr. Wfck will coordinate sition was national group ties In New Jersey, to arrange ing Mr. Campbell's return or nicipal budget of $1,429,354, an dale as administrative a5Sist~"/ Board of Education, h a s tor depends upon the speed L*t. ' all activities at the center and sales manager ' for Pruden- and promote fund-raising ben- with wnich the Morris County the hiring of another adminis- increase of $138,815. ant fur the Garden State Arts will be resj s Public hearing is scheduled Center. the conuiisEioners. ances utilizing New Jersey the collective bargaining ne- Mr. Week has 22 years' ex- He will work with everyone talent such as barbershop gotiations with me Long gery and intent to defraud in- • for 8 p.m. March 10 in Bor- Authority chairman John P. dictment against the adminis- oughhalL in and out of the agency con- singing and ethnic groups. Branch Education Association cerned with the professional trator, John P. Campbell. Subdivision Councilman Robert B. Dix- The total effort will be was terminted Wednesday by performances at the center the LBEA, which requested The Township Committee ©n said funds have been pro- 12 Penalized InHazlet and the activities there under aimed at an increased reve- Given Okay vided in the 1971 budget for ad- nue pfcmr: in the fund to pro- . that a fact finder be appoint- has granted Mr. Campbell a HAZLET — A Keyport man two years after being found the Gaiden State Arts Center ed.. leave of absence, effective HAZLET - A five-lot subdi- ditional police and fire equip- Fund toward greater utiliza- vide a fuller schedule «f pro- ment and personnel; a more has been fined $70 for speed- guilty of driving while under grams that can be made The teachers declared an Wednesday, which is the date vision on Middle Road adja- ing 105 m.p.h. in a 35 m.p.h. the influence of alcohol. tion of the '?cilities each year, : i m passe in negotiations that his six-month probation- modern system of garbage re- daytime as well as nighttime. available free of charge to cent to Flat Creek has been moval, and for additional zone. Losing their driving privi- school children, senior citizens and the New Jersey Public ary period as administrator given tentative approval by street lighting. Found guilty by Municipal leges for six months and .fined Mr. GaKsgher said Mr. and, possibly in the summer, Employment Relations Com- ends. Mr. Campbell said the the Planning Board. Court Judge Vincent J. Agres- length of his leave was left 1MI $60 each for impaired driving Week has no political affilia- to children from disadvan- mission appointed Leo Rose The application was made The amount to be raised by ti was Jose A. Borrero of 38 as mediator. "open due to circumstances local taxes is $559,973, a drop were Frank S. Feussner of tion. taged areas of the state. by the SJR Construction Co. Main St. Linwood and Harry J. Wilson Mr. Rose met with both par- beyond my control." of $28,094. The total appropria- George H. Ainslie of 18 Mar- The approval is subject to ap- tion for local purposes is ?!,- of 203 Newark Ave., Union ties on three occasions in an In granting the leave, May- ian Court, West Keansburg, Beach. proval by the Monmouth 097,540, and the reserve for effort to reach agreement or Thomas Whelen said, "The County Planning Board and was fined $210 and had his William F. Drake of 241 Eco-Center Formation upon issues which would be committee wishes you luck uncollected taxes is $331,814, driving privilege revoked for the Township Sewerage Au- up $45,748. Creek Road, Keansburg, paid negotiated in the 1971-72 and we hope mat everything collective bargaining contract. thority. Mayor Herbert E. Werner a total of $69 for driving an turns out all right." unregistered vehicle, impro- The board recommended to said tie estimated tax rate for Discussion Thursday "It is regrettable that the Mr. Campbell was indicted the Zoning Board of Adjust- About 50 perly using license plates, teachers have chosen' to ter- in November for allegedly municipal purposes would RED BANK—Three speak- Anyone interested in Eco- ment approval of an applica- drop five cents for each $100 driving with bald tires and minate the mediation sessions forging the names of three careless driving. ers concerned with ecology Center information should at this critical time before Rockaway Township police- tion for a Sun Oil Co. service PM of assessed valuation under Demonstrate will address a public meeting write Eco-Center, P.O. Box station on Rt. 36. the budget Penalties for speeding were there has even been any dis- men on bills for repairs to his assessed against George Wil- to organize an Eco-Center in 544, Red Bank, or telephone cussion on salaries and other personal car while employed A four-lot subdivision on The overall tax rate, he 1 In Red Bank liams of 120 Bergen Place, the shore area next Thursday Mrs. Ekjwardi L, Behr, 110 direct cost items.' The teach- as that township's business Dartmouth Drive, proposed by said, would increase 43 cents at I p.m. at Pollack Audito- Kemp Ave., Fair Haven. ers' initial salary demands administrator. His attorney Mabel Cantor, was classed as to $3.71 for each $100 of as- Red Bank, $15; Charles A. RED BANK — About 50 per- Deavereaux of Paterson, $25; rium, Monmoulh College, \ represent a -'40 per cent in- yesterday filed for dismissal major. sessed valuation if the local sons 'demonstrated in front of West Long Branch. Henry P. Sturma of 214 Loril- Morganville Man crease, or approximately an of theindictment. 1 school budget remains the the FBI office at 103 E. Front Guest speakers willbeDer- additional $1,400,000 in total Sp same. lard Ave., Union Beach, $10; Mayor Whalen said the com- St. Saturday protesting the Angelo J. Mitteranno of 38 ickson W. Bennett, conserva- teachers' salaries, over those treatment of the alleged Wins Sales Award mittee "will go out shortly to The school budget, which Sunset Ave., Keansburg, $15; tion director of the American presently' being- paid. The find another administrator," High Interest was defeated Tuesday by "East Coast Conspirators." and Margareta S. Morley of 68 Littoral Society; Dr.- Jack B. NEW BRUNSWICK -Don- Board, of \ Education nowfinds Earlier in the day, the dem- but he reminded the audience nearly a 4-1 margin, would Idlewild Lane, Matawan, $20. Pearce, research biologist at ald L. Niehaus of 12 Lindsay itself in a most difficult posi- that it took eight; months to and Flexibility have required a 37-cent hike onstrators gathered in Marine John E/_ P inspection: and ' municipal control; where ma- Driving Trick Costly XEli 5 Barker, national sales manag-. a review of the school budget. tial adviser Henry A. Kissin- driving without a license. terial on pollution problems HARRISMITH,. South Africa. |N(75 er of the division. .Headquar- Also included in the munici- ger and bomb the heating sys- and possible :solutions would " (APi) i— PieterXLourens ,was RENT ONE FROM US! pal budget is $3,500 represent- be available, Tipon^ request. It ters for the region are in fined[$168'for. steering a,car• tems of government buildings. HONORABLE MENTTO'N Cranford. ing the salary for a housing Six other persons were would prevent duplication of witt. Ws bare feet whJlelying Qalek inspector, a new post. efforts among present conser- SEC named coconspirators, but not Miss Lynne Ellen Hcrgen- onWsback.- • Stem The borough is accepting rother, daughter of -Mr. and vation and environmental Amb codefendants by the federal Knights to Hear applications for the part-time grand jury that indicted the Mrs. Leslie E. Hergenrother, groups, acting also as a citi- • Economical SEC , job. 555 Thompson Ave., • East zens coalition Working for leg- Ufle defendants. Judge McGann NURSING HOME Keansburg, -was given honora- islative measures. Dallr...W«ctty...Monthly emi An unidentified youth was ble mention for the fall term FAIR HAVEN - County- toe. • arrested in an otherwise A steering committee set up ence at Alderson-Broaddus College, in December continues its Court Judge Patrick J. Mc- PAH Bus Route peaceful demonstration for WALL Philippi, WATa. A freshman search for a storefront here to Gann Jn will speak at a meet- CLE: wearing a button with an al- nursing student,''Miss Hergen- , NAVESINK HOUSE SHUWS1URY. N. X FWI legedly obscene word, accord- house a library of books, pam- ing of the Red Bank Council, | « MVIMIOI AVt. MB MNK Sbtmlwnr Avtf. at Sycamott boro Action Held rother achieved a 3.36 average phlets, tapes and films and a Knights of Columbus, 260 MS-W9 747-5400 ing to RobernoDerct Lu.. Kastenjvasien, ononee nn »ho fmFv»r. i of the demonstration's organ- -on the four-point'scale. speakers' bureau. Third St. tonight at 8:30 p m i In Rumson izers. The protestors contended RUMSON — An application the arrests are an "abusive • by the New York-Keansburg- use of governmental authori- Ltmg Branch Co. Inc., for a ty" and a "blatant attempt ' bus route through Rumson to to frighten the opponents of Locust and New York, has tbi> war in Southeast Asia." ; been referred by Borough They say the arrests show Council to the Public Proper- "utter disregard for the free- ' ties and Utilities Commission doms guaranteed under our for study. constitution." Council approved an appli- The demonstration was cation by Robert D. Wilson sponsored by the Washing- Jr., for membership to the ton's Birthday Defense Com- Rumson Fire Company. mittee, Rumson. Also approved by council were two raffle applications, g^ • «. O one by Rumson Country Day I .OTIVlCt 2i School for'a raffle for a $350 XJUi± T lyyV m trip to Bermuda to be held on ,T_ May 22, and a raffle applica- J.H tion by the Red Bank Chapter

Council, on the recommen- NEWARK - Herbert J. dation of Councilman John H. Stern, U. S. attorney for the Dill, prompted property own- District of New Jersey, an- ers who have received sewer nounces that a federal jury connection forms, to complete sitting in Newark returned a them and have them forward- guilty verdict against Isaac ed to Borough Hall as prompt- Weston Thomas and Purnell ly as possible. Johnson. Both were con- victed on charges of assault DAV RUMMAGE SALE with intent to commit mur- der at Ft. Monmouth Aug. KEANSBURG - The Ladies 29, 1970. The trial was pre- Hw • Auxiliary of Bayshore Chap- sided over by Judge Robert ter, Disabled American Veter- Shaw of the U. S. district ans, will sponsor a rummage court. HI sale today through Saturday .from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the The jury deliberated for new chapter headquarters, 127 Vk hours after a three-day Eighth St., West Keansburg. trial. The government's main Mrs. Elmer Jones is'chair- witness was the alleged vic- man. tim, James Dixon Jr. Immediately after the re- turn of the guilty verdict, Judge Shaw revoked bail for VIBRATE both defendants and remand- ed them to federal custody. with HEALTH! The defendants face a maxi- mum sentence of 20 years im- prisonment. The matter was presented to a federal grand jury and was tried by Assistant U.S. Attorney George J. Koelzer. Jury Makes $8,305 Award VIBRATORY BELT FREEHOLD - After a RENT or PURCHASE two-day trial, a jury awarded • TRIMCYCLE $8,305 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas • HEALTH BIKE R. Scott for injuries they suf- HOLIER MASSAGE fered in an automobile acci- • HEALTH WALKER dent on Joline Ave., Long WE DELIVER end Branch, April 20, 1969. SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL. An 11-1 vrdict gave $655 to NEW JERSEY'S MEDICAL Mrs. Scott and a 10-2 verdict DEPARTMENT STORE gave $7,65^ to Mr. Scott. SOUTH JERSEY SURGICAL Both awards are to he paid 3) EAST FRONT STREET by Mrs. Baibara L.Scolesof 458 Atlantic Ave., Long RED SANK, N. J. Branch, tvliuse car struck the 747-2614 rear of the car Mr. Scott was driving.

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