Police Chief Fears Master Plan Impact

M I MOKY I'U.I. i:i The Weather Cloudy, windy and cold today, chance of snow flur- FINAL ries. Clear, colder tonight. Sunny and seasonably cold to- EDITION morrow. 20 PAGES Momiiouih County's Outstanding Home Xewspaper VOL% NO. 118 RED BANK-M1DDLETOWN, N.J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11,1973 TEN CENTS IIIIIIIIIMIIIIinillllMIIIIIIIHIIIIHIimillllMIIIIIIMIIIHWHIIHIIUIIUIMIIIIIIIIIIIIH immiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiHiiiiiiH Rail Labor Dispute Could Strand Commuters

NEWARK (AP) - A labor dispute between a local union J.R. Walsh, a railroad vice president, said he noticed no Walsh suggested setting another date, but Hansen said he tions with the railroad over pay Increases due since the last and the bankrupt Central Railroad o( New Jersey may result effect at all from the slowdown. couldn't wait and called a press conference instead to an- strike on Dec. 10,1(70. in a shutdown that would leave 15,000 daily commuters stran- Meanwhile, U.S. District Judge Anthony T. Augelli ap- nounce the request (or a strike call to C.L. Dennis, inter- Hansen said the agreement that ended that one-day strike ded. proved a $80,000 agreement between the railroad and a United- national president of the railroad union. would nave increased the average hourly wage of his local's The president of Local 45 of the Brotherhood of Railway Transportation Union local representing counductors on the Hansen said he also asked Dennis to influence other craft members (rom $4.30 to $5. The railroad is in receivership and tnd Airline Clerks, called on the union's international presi- line. unions to support the strike and honor picket lines. He said the the raises have not been paid. dent to call a strike against the ailing commuter line because Judge Augelli also approved a $660,000 monthly state sub- picket line yesterday was "just Informational." The railroad and the union have been negotiating work of the railroad's stand in the dispute. sidy to keep the railroad going until June SO, 1174. The railroad Hansen's local represents some 2*0 telegraphers, ticket and rule changes hi connection with paying the money called (or serves some 15,000 commuters daily. freight agents, signalmen and drawbridge attendants on the under the negotiated contract. Meanwhile, to help press its demands, the local called a The state subsidy, retroactive to July 1, amounts to more Jersey Central and its subsidiary New York and Long Branch Hansen said some union members would lose their Jobs worker slowdown yesterday. But, the slowdown had very little than $7.9 million each year and applies to leases the railroad Railroad. and others would be forced to work (ar (rom their present effect on service, according to all reports. incurs running the commuter service. He said he didn't know when to expect an answer from homes under the rule changes the railroad requested. Norman C. Hansen of Monmouth Beach, general chair- Hansen and Walsh met briefly yesterday morning, but Dennis. He said he has asked to meet with Judge Augelli to discuss man of the local union, admitted that the slowdown didn't Walsh said he refused to negotiate in the negative atmosphere A strike would affect mainline Jersey Central service and the situation and has sent telegrams to Sen. Clifford P. Case, amount to much. He said it wasn't supposed to. he felt Hansen created by threatening the slowdown and by Jersey Central and Penn Central service on Jersey Shore runs Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., Gov. William T. CahlU and "It was just a nudge to make the railroad aware of our putting pickets outside the Gateway office building where the to Bay Head, including all Monmouth County stops. ('•ov.-Elect Brendan T. Bryne asking their intervention to demands," he said. meeting was held. The local and other unions have been involved in negotia- settle the dispute. Top Firms Among 186 \amed in Suit by State TRENTON (AP)-Alleging According to State Criminal the present administration of nounced at a joint news con- reform movement to succeed the existence of a massive Justice Director Evan W. Jersey City. ference here wi|h Jersey City Whelan following his con- kickback scheme in Jersey Jahos of Rumson, "the de- Since it was (lied on behalf Mayor Paul T. Jordan, who viction for extortion and con- City and Hudson County, the fendants engaged in a pattern of the city, Hudson County said the action "must serve as spiracy In federal court. New Jersey attorney gener- of preferential treatment for and the state, all will share in a warning to businessmen na- Jahos said the Information al's office has filed a civil an- vendors who paid kickbacks any damages collected, Jahos tionwide that to readily lake In the suit came In part from titrust suit against 186 firms to the defendant officials." said, with Jersey City and the part in contract kickbacks testimony during the so-called and 24 former public officials. Long Probe county probably receiving the with corrupt government offi- "Hudson 8" trial during which The suit was filed in federal Jahos said the complaint most. Those damages, he cials can prove very costly to Whelan, City. Council Presi- district court here yesterday, was filed after a year-and-a- said, could exceed $500 mil- themselves In the end." dent Thomas Flaherty and charging the defendants with half of preparation and In- lion, but he declined to be Jordan, who is an M.D. and' others were convicted of fed- conspiracy to restrain com- vestigation with encour- more specific. fociJWt public health physi- eral charges. John V. Kenny petition between 1957 and 1971. agement and cooperation of The filing of the suit was an- cian, was elected in 1971 in a See Slate, Page 2 State officials said they would seek triple damages from the firms and former officials »F WM0MI* that could exceed a half bil- FILE SUIT — State Criminal Justice Director Evan w. Jahos, center, lion dollars. said at a press conference that the state on behalf ot Hudson County filed suit in federal court against 186 firms, some nationally known. Also The suit dramatically re- Black Minister Is Elected named In the suits are 24 former public officials ot Jersey City and Hud- flects an apparent difference '1rtflCoUmy.Flank.m9 Mr. Jahos ure Paul T. Jordan, left, may or ot Jersey in philosophy between State City and Deputy Attorney Ellas Abelson, who prepared the case. Attorney General George F. Kugler, who believes those who pay bribes are as guilty as those who take them, and. State Assembly Speaker U.S. Attorney Herbert J. Stern, who has preferred In TRENTON (AP) - S. How- "It's a long time in com- Bright Spots Pierce offer immunity to those firms aid Woodson, a Baptist minis- ing," he told a news confer- willing to testify against cor- ter (rom Trenton, was elected ence after the meeting. He rupt officials. speaker of the 1974-75 New said his elevation to the 1 -L i / Jersey Assembly last night. speakership should be an in- 1 11 Nationally Known i Energy Crisis Gloom Eleven of the firms are na- He is believed to be the first spiration to "black youths all E tionally known. They include black man to hold such a posi- over America." 1 m aaH By The Assoclaed Press its upward surge yesterday, a search Foundation, Inc., said Johnson & Johnson, Rockwell tion of legislative leadership Woodson has served in the • research firm said the Arab yesterday the U.S. fuel short- International, Abbott Labora- in any state in the nation. Assembly since 1964 and was BkM • Don't turn the thermostat oil embargo wouldn't be as age will be a little less severe tories, Litton Industries, Na- Woodson and other leaders minority leader in 1966-67 back up or all the lights back severe as expected, and an the first three months of 1974 tional Cash Register and- K. of the Assembly who will be He was born in Phila- on. But a few bright spots Arab oil minister said condi- than the government had R. Squibb. sworn in next month were delphia, was graduated from 11L thought. Bl_l 1 have pierced the darkness of tions for ending the embargo Of the 24 public officials, elected in a closed meeting of the Miirchnu.se College Semi- 1 the energy crosis. have changed. Tire firm estimated the most have been indicted and the Democrats who will hold nary in Atlanta and Is the pas- 1 The stock market continued The Petroleum Industry Re- country's oil shortage at up to lopsided 66-14 control of the tor of the Shiloh Baptist i Vi convicted of misconduct in of- 1 I'Wl 1 2.8 million barrels a day. The lower house in the 1974-75 ses- Church in Trenton. I • fice and were sentenced to 1 1 government's figure is 3.5 mil- prison. sion. As the meeting ended, As- '- m1 I_-| lion barrels a day. They include former Jersey Although there was no oppo- semblyman Eldridga Hawkins 1 . One source said the govern- W 1 S.oltore, Chairman City Mayors Thomas Wht'lan. sition to the choice of Wood- of Essex f'ounty expressed ' ' 1 1 aw • ment's estimate appeared to Thomas (iangemi Sr. and son, some Democrats opposed "disgust that we were dic- have been based on the wont John V. Kenny, who was also the selection of the new ma- tated to" by the governor's of- possible supply and weather county Democratic leader, jority leader, Assemblyman fice. 1 Z Of State GOP, Dies predictions. and William Sternkopf, a for- Joseph LeFante of Hudson Hawkins told newsmen that 1 Market Surges County and charged that his some of the Democrats who TRENTON (AP) - State headquarters here and taken mer member of the Port Au- The stock market surged election was engineered by went along with the majority Republican Chairman John to the hospital where he was thority of New York and New 1il upward for the third straight Cov-elcct Brendan T. Byrne. were "fearful of reprisals" Spoltore died today at St. admitted to the cardiac unit Jersey. AP WlrtMM* session. Analysts said in- Woodson, 57, said he was from the executive branch Francis Hospital here, a hos- about 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Another defendant was An- ASSEMBLY LEADERS - At an organization meet- vestors turned away from the told by the Institute of Politi- pital supervisor said. The OOP chairman had thony "Tony Boy" Boiardo, a Woodson and LeFante con- Ing last night, Democrats elected their Assembly energy crisis and returned to cal Research in Washington tended that their selection Spoltore, who was admitted been listed in critical condi- reputed Mafia figure in the leaders for the next two years. Denied the speak- the business of buying stocks. DC that no other black man was not the product of any to the facility yesterday after tion since his admission. Newark area, who was cited er's chair two years ago. Howard Woodson, right, They said the absence of bad has been an Assembly speak- deal and denied that Byrne, suflering a heart attack, died He had been under increas- in his post as "former agent" of Mercer County was elected the first black to be news from the Middle Kast er or held a comparable posi- his Secretary of State — des- at about 4:15 a.m., according ing pressure recently wilhin for Valentine Electric Co. "f House Speaker in the New Jersey Legislature. As- contributed to the advance. tion of legislative leadership ignate, Sen. J. Kdward Cra- to the spokesman. Republican ranks to give up Newark. The firm was also semblyman Joseph LeFante, left, of Hudson was See Bright, page 2 in any state in America. See Black, page 2 The hospital spokesman his leadership post since the named. elected majority leader. would give no further details GOP suffered a massive de- and said a statement would feat at the polls last month probably be issued later in the Spoltore's hospitalization day. had forced the postponement Spollore, 52, of Bridgelon, of today's scheduled meeting No Curtailment of After-School Activities Seen of the GOP State Committee. was stricken at the state GOP ture of 68, won't he turned up IWIINIMIMMMIItllMMHIIHIIIIIIIIIIItllMtHMIMIIimilllMlllllltlllHIIIIIinilMIHIHHItlHMII By DORIS Kl I.MAN taken to conserve gas and oil. morning as at 8 o'clock in the girls' athletic programs, all tell us the kids playing wdl be Meanwhile, local boards of evening. schools have had to revise lor sports events — or other okay. Spectators should wear Kids will be staying after education have met, or are "I don't think there's a gym their practice schedules." extra-curricular activities — heavy clothing " The Inside Story school as usual, according to preparing to meet, to formally in the county where you could which means Inter hours in the superintendents sajd, I trips have born can- a Dally Register spot survey. adopt the extended Christmas play an aftemnon game with- the gym, he added. "its 55degraea in our gun cellod In Ocean Township, out using lights," said Harold To save gasoline, the Shore after school," Dr John K. limited to those vital to the McCulcheon -Rams' Galntt litogrtaad Page 14 Area schools are exam- vacation mandated last week Schaiblc, superintendent of Conference is recommending Kinney, Rumson-Kair Haven curriculum at Rumson-Fair Store Cenlereaee 'C basketball preview Page IS ining their extra-curricular by the state Board of Educa- Red Bank Regional High that school athletic directors Regional High School superin- Haven Regional, and post- Preview party tor Shaba exhibit Page II and transportation programs tion. The schools will reopen on Jan. 7 instead of Jan. 2. to School meet and attempt to consoli- tendent said, "The coa< hes Sre No, pagr 2 SUm Geermel finds satires Page II in the light of the energy crisis but, except for (lass conserve fuel. Consolidate Trips date inlerscholaslic schedules trips and busing to sports None of (he high school su- Mr. Schaiblc also is the so that freshmen, junior var- Classified 1*. 17 DAILY REGISTER events, haven't any plans for perintendents responding to county superintendents' rep- sity and varsity learns com- Clinics II PHONE NUMBERS immediate Changes, the sur- resentative on the executive pete in the same building and A Locksmith's Life CMtemptrary Llle II, II Mala oniee 741 Nil the Register survey plan vey shows. committee o( the Shore Con- can travel on the same bus (or Cresswerd Pinle l» Classified Ads 741 UN switching their, sports Burnside and DunUp Is the name ot a locksmith shop In The office of Monmouth ules (rom evening to after- ference of Public Schools, away-Iromhomc games, Mr. Editorial! ( Legal Adv 741 Nil which represents 34 Mon- Schaiblc said .The passenger Red Bank. It's operated by Kenneth K. bunlap of West Long Entertainment II Display Adv 741 Nil County Superintendent of noon hours, a change refcom- Branch. Schools Karl B, (iarnson mended by the state Board of mouth and Ocean County list also shouW be limited, ho Flaasclal I Clradaitea Dept 741 JIM Marybelh Allen of our Red Bank Bureau interviewed Mr. today is preparing forms to be Education, Schools in arranging inter- said. Heeaey As I See It I* saerto Dea* 74I-NI7 Dunlap. The result is one of her line, warm stories about his filled out every two weeks by scholastic sports event . Cool (iyms Make A Date II Ceatemacrary Life 741 Nil A change in time wouldn't affection (or the late Carl Bumilde, who operated the shop for local districts detailing There are problems in If necessary to gel lime Mtvki II Aceeaals Payable 741 Nil save electricity, the superin- more than 30 years, and for the locksmith trade, as well. trying to arrange earlier teams on one bus, the number OMtaarles « Aeceeals Receivable. 741 Mil tendents explained, because The story will be In tomorrow's editions of The Dally Reg- hours for sports events, ho of playing squad playei-, mi Sports I*. U MkUUeUwa BMreaM 17112* Notice the gymnasiums are window- Mar, Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and pointed out. the team for "away I Tetovkloa II rreckald Bareaa 412-2111 The regular meeting of the less and require as much arti- Monmouth County's most Interesting newspaper. 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(Adv.) •\nd with the Increase In below the school day tempera- 1 2 The DaMy Register, Red Bank-Mlddletewi. N.I. Tuesday, December 11.1WJ -WHERE THE OIL GOES School Board Held Treating No Curtailment I Ullfl . 42 CiUlM East Keansburg as 'Stepchild' In After School MSIIINE fll CARS MIDDLETOWN - 'We School to ease overcrowding would have to be authorized along with your bonding issue can't keep going with the there. by the public in a referendum. and worked hard for it, and HIS fufl f«r home Activities Seen greedy; we should go with the The move will be made pos- "Then what about per- now that it's passed we find mating (Continued) gional can't revoke student needy," declared Mrs. Kath- sible by completion of a six- manent classrooms?" Mrs. we're let down again with a driving privileges because it erine Brindell ol East Keans- room addition to Nut Swamp Brindell demanded. portable classroom. You IET FUEL poned for a month "while we doesn't grant any. Dr. Kinney burg at last night's Board of School scheduled to be ready should realize that the major- find out what our gasoline al- pointed out, "our students Education meeting. for use next September, the Mr. Davidheiser explained ity of the taxes paid in Mid- lESIIUU MIS location will be" in Eaton- (Hfovy fuel for Induiiry, park on the streets, not on Drawing applause from an board secretary explained. authorization and construction dletown come from the Bay- Utllltlffft) town, according to the super- school property." He said the East Keansburg contingent in "Can we get two more por- of permanent classrooms shore area. And now the mas- intendents. ^-LUBRICATING OILS Student Council is reviewing the all-purpose room of River table classroom!! for East would take at least two years. ter plan calls for indoor tennis Robert Mahon, Ocean PETROLEUM TO OPERATE Township schools acting su- the student driving question. Plaza School. Mrs. Brindell Keansburg in addition to the Mrs. Brindell then charged courts for the recreational REFINERIES perintendent, is writing to Dr. Fred King, superinten- made her comments after one from Nut Swamp that East Keansburg is needs of the upper classes parents asking them not to dent of Red Bank schools, met James W. Davidheiser, board School?" Mrs. Brindell quie- treated like a "stepchild com- when children of East Keans- drive their children to school. yesterday with the principals secretary and business man- ried. munity" by the Board of Edu- burg don't have a chair to sit Busing Studied of the (our elementary schools ager, said a portable class- Piblk Vete Required cation. on in their classrooms," Mrs. room now at Nut Swamp Board president Richard F. Brindell stated. "Our transportation is set "to discuss reducing extra- curricular activities by 50 per School will be moved this Jones explained each portable "I thought we had an agree- Sckael Boundaries W WlrtfktO CM up based on the number of eli- summer to East Keansburg classroom costs $20,000 and ment with the board. We went Her remarks drew another HOW OIL IS USED — Chart shows the uses by gible students," he explained, cent," but the other superin- round of applause from East percentage of oil consumed In the United States. "but because some parents tendents interviewed strongly Keansburg residents in the Figures were provided by the Petroleum Industry are in the habit of driving resisted proposals to curtail audience. Research Foundation. children to school, sometimes after-school events, either for City Fire Officials Probe Dr. Bernard W. Schneider, our buses are only 50 per cent students or for the community school superintendent, as- full ." groups which use the school sured East Keansburg resi- Mr. Mahon said routes are buildings. Garden Apartments Blaze dents their representatives Bright Spots Light being restudied to see if and Mr Mahon said that week- will be heard and their inter- where they can be consoli- end use of buildings by the LONG BRANCH - Fire of- were scorched by heat and cape route from the second ests considered before bound- dated. But the system doesn't Ocean Township Recreation ficials continue a probe of the flames. A pair of second floor floor apartment. The two ary lines for the three junior Fuel Crisis Gloom have any plans to curtail bus- Commission now will be re- high school districts are final- ing children who live less than origin of yesterday's early-( units, he said, received smoke women and their rescuers (Continued) stricted to the high school and ized and before plans are perhaps early in January. It two miles from school, he morning fire in which two and water damage. had to leave the apartment by And Saudi Arabian Oil Min- the Wayside school, which completed to determine what is now up to Israel," he said. said. women were rescued by city While the apartments way of a fire ladder placed ister Sheik Ahmed Zaki al have electric heat. « schools children of each of the Ctagms Acts firefighters from a smoke- should be habitable after mi- against the window still, he Yamani said in Washington The state Board of Educa- "But we don't want to cur- township's communities will The Congress, meanwhile, filled apartment at the Low- nor repairs, Chief Bilger said, said. that the Arab oil embargo tion has recommended that, tail other programs at this attend. took steps to cope with the den Garden complex, North the upstairs apartment dwel- Citing the firemen's efforts, could end early next month if wherever possible schools time," he said, "Extra-cur- crisis. Bath Ave. lers will be unable to get to the chief identified the rescue Two sixth grades in East Israel promises to withdraw eliminate busing youngsters ricular activities are as im- their quarters Until a new Keansburg are now bused to who live less than two miles Fire Chief David Bilgersaid team as George Hynds, Ralph from occupied Arab territory. The Senate passed a bill re- portant as the curriculum." stairway is installed. other schools because of over- from school. last night that the cause of the Zambrano and Wallace Pot- quiring the labeling of cars "Schools are a hub for com- crowding, and a fifth grade is He said the embargo was "We transport under two blaze has not been firmly es- Flames damaged the stair- ter and major household appli- munity activity," Mr. on double sessions there. "originally linked to the com- miles where there Is a definite tablished. The possibility of well, he said. Fireman Hynds reportedly lances as to their energy con- Schaible said, "And what will Transfer of the Nut Swamp plete withdrawal of Israel." safety factor," Mr. Mahon spontaneous combustion, he Rescued from the smoke- placed the ladder against the sumption. The measure also we do with the kids who par- School portable classroom to But he said Arab oil produc- said, "We haven't any plans said, has not been ruled out. filled apartment were Mrs. building and carried the wom- requires federal agencies to ticipate in after-school acti- East Keansburg will elimi- ing nations will now lift the to discontinue that." The fire started, according Ruth Tomaskovic, 50, and her en to safety after they were consider the energy shortage vity? Do we want to throw nate the sixth grade busing, embargo when Israel agrees to Chief Bilger. in a closet daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Dan- passed through the window by in developing policies and pro- Some ISO Ocean Township them back on the street?" but will still leave several in- to withdraw from occupied space under a stairway adja- doff, 20, of Lawrence Harbor. Firemen Potter and Zam- grams, and 11 sets aside re- High School seniors have auto The superintendents feel ordinately large classes in lands and the United States cent to apartment 374. Two Chief Bilger said the blazing brano, who were wearing self- search money to develop auto parking privileges "and we strongly that schools should East Keansburg, Mr. Da- guarantees the withdrawal. downstairs dwellings, he said, stairway cut off the only es- contained breathing gear. engines which use less gaso- are suggesting that they use be given priority for fuel. vidheiser explained. Mrs. Tomaskovic and Mrs. line. buses Instead of driving to Daridoff were treated for "We plan to meet with the "Then the embargo can be school," he said. If the stu- Last Friday, the day the lo- smoke inhalation at Mon- East Keansburg PTA execu- lifted immediately, perhaps- Senate and House conferees dents don't take the sugges- cal school superintendents State Suit Names mouth Medical Center and re- tive board on East Keansburg during the first period of the agreed on a bill putting the tion "we might have to take met with Mr. Garrison to dis- leased. problems next week," Dr. Geneva peace conference, nation on year-round daylight sterner measures and elimi- cuss ways of conserving saving time. The bill would Firemen Potter and Zam- Schneider added. nate student driving privi- energy "there was a story on require national time to be set brano were treated for bums 1'MstrucllM Prtgreu leges," Mr. Mahon stated. the first page of the news- ahead one hour on the fourth Firms, Ex-Official and Fireman Hynds required Dr. Schneider reported con- Testimonial Other Measures papers about the state Racing Sunday after enactment. The treatment for smoke in- struction progress on the Exempted from the ban on Commission extending the (Continued) were: the late Joseph N. Al- country would remain on DST halation. three elementary school addi- student drivers will be those season at Freehold," Anthony was a principal defendant in viani, a Jersey City mayoral Slated For through October 197$. The More than 25 persons from tions going "slowly but delib- in work-study programs F. Palmisano, Eatontown that trial but was severed as a aide; Hudson Budget Director White House estimates the surrounding apartments were erately." The construction "which are predicated on the schools superintendent said, defendant because of his ill Anthony Andreola; Hudson DST move would cut elec- temporarily evacuated during schedule had been behind Police Chief student's ability to get to the "And I think that's sad. It health. County Mosquito Commission tricity and heating demands the firefighting effort. about two weeks, but is now KEANSBURG - Honored job," Mr. Mahon said. makes you wonder where our Director A. Harry Calkin, as much as 3 per cent. caught up, with additions at speaker at a testimonial din- Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Other information came Freeholder Edward Carey; priorities are." all three schools expected to ner for Police Chief Robert J. from other state proceedings, I'ollak Hospital administrator Meadows Suit be ready for student occu- Kronenberger will be newly including hearings by the James Corrado; Jersey City pancy in September. Six elected state Sen. Eugene J. State Commission of In- engineer James Dolan; a dep- Ruling Delayed rooms are being added to Nut BedeU. Review of President's Tax vestigation and trials in state uty mayor and son of the for- NEWARK (AP) -» A federal Swamp and Bay view Schools; Mr. Bedell will make his courts. mer mayor, Thomas Gangomt judge has postponed until Jan. New Monmouth School will first public appearance as a Jr.; Freeholder and County 14 a hearing of a challenge to According to the complaint, gain eight. senator, scheduled Friday, Democratic Chairman John J. New Jersey's plans to control Seen Broadening in Scope "various persons, firms and Jan. 11, at 8 p.m., in Buck Kenny; Jersey City School pollution in the Hackensack The new high school site be- organizations" who were not Smith's restaurant, Palmer Board Secretary John Hi;, Meadowlands. tween Middlctown-Lincroft WASHINGTON (AP)-The will want to keep anythig con- tax to their home states. named in the suit participated Ave., East Keansburg. fidential.", jewski; Hudson County Police The postponement, by U.S. Road and the Navy road is congressional review of Presi- Speaker Carl Albert volun- as co-conspirators. Masters of ceremonies will The two controversial issues Chief Fred J. Kropkc; city District Judge Vincent P. completely cleared, with 10 dent Nixon's tax returns and teered that he is paying $875 a per cent of the topsoil be the Rev. Newton D. Grei- deductions shows signs of Nixon designated for special, quarter to Oklahoma on his The suit charged that the Public Works Director Philipp Blunno, was made pending a stripped, the superintendent ner, pastor of the First Meth- broadening before it has study were whether he was estimate of 1972 tax liability; public officials "used their po- Kunz; city Business Adminis- scheduled release by the U.S. went on. Excavation for foot- odist Church of Keansburg, really begun. entitled to the $576,000 deduc- Majority Leader Thomas P. sitions to fasten upon the gov- trator John Morianty: the Knvironmental Protection Ad- ings has started, and the ar- and Francis X. Moore, Eaton- tion he took for giving his vice O'Neill said he is paying Mas- ernmental entities a system" late State Sen. James Mur- ministration of an environmen- Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., chitect's final plans for the town attorney. Sharing the po- presidential papers to the Na- sachusetts about $2,000 a year to restrain competition by ray; the late Democratic Par- tal plan for the meadowlands. vice chairman of the Joint building are now ready for re- dium with Mr. Bedell will be tional Archives and whether and Whip John J. McFall said controlling the purchasing ty Treasurer Benjamin The EPA's action is expected Committee on Internal Reve- view by the board, he added. Councilman Peter L, Graham he should have reported and his quarterly payment to Cali- mechanisms of Jersey City Schlossberg; Deputy Mayor by Dec. 15. nue Taxation, said yesterday and several others. he expects the committee to paid tax on a $117,370 capital fornia is more than $600. and Hudson County and to as- Joseph Sesta; County Trea- Biunno said the plaintiffs in The board authorized Mr. r > Chief Kronenberger is being go beyond the two areas Nix- gain on sale of part of his San sess kickbacks ranging from 3' surer Joseph Stapleton; Free- the suit, the TB Respiratory- Davldhei .t r to seek bids on Nixon's statement said he honored for his 28 years ser- on designated for special at- Clemente property. per cent to 20 per cent—but hold Walter Wolfe, and the late Disease Association of Cen- fencing for a family cemetery had been advised that he was vice on the local police force, tention when he asked for the generally 10 per cent—as the Freeholder John Lewis. Ki- tral New Jersey, may want to to be preserved on the 'new Largely because of the de- not liable for California state during which he rose through review. price of getting government jewski is the only official still review the EPA's plan before high school site, for furniture duction for the papers, Nixon, tax on income earned outside the ranks from patrolman to contracts. holding public office. pressing their action. and equipment for the ele- "We probably will conduct a after paying $72,682 in federal the state. mentary school additions and chief. complete audit on the Presi- income tax for 1969, paid $792 However, a formal contest The scheme, the suit for a fuel oil tank for Leon- A charter member of the dent's tax returns, as has for 1970, $878 for 1971 and of Nixon's tax status In Cali- charged, resulted in higher ardo School. Army's 82d Airborne Division, been customary whenever w? $4,298 for 1972. fornia was expected at a prices being paid by the gov- Black Minister Gets Wednesday Vote he served as a paratrooper in look at other individuals' tax Long said the committee meeting today of the State ernmental units for goods and The board approved unani- Europe in World War II. returns," Long said. will meet tomorrow with its Franchise Tax Board. services. It also prevented un- mously the choice of Wednes- The committee includes He predicted the audit staff to chart the inquiry. It William M. Bennett, a cooperative merchants from State Speaker Post day. Feb. 13, for the annual Mrs. Betty Connelly, chair- would take a month or more has not been decided whether Democrat, has asked the board obtaining government con- school election. Polls will be man; Harry Graham, co- and said he would not prej- to hold hearings he said. to determine whether the (Continued) of him to hold him up." • tracts. open from 2until (p.m. chairman; Patrolman John udge the findings, but he Focusing on another aspect President had met any Cali- biel of Middlesex County, or The other leaders of the in- Mr. Jones observed it will Early, John Ryan Jr. and Jer- added they would be made of Nixon's weekend disclosure fornia income tax obligation., Democratic State Chairman coming Assembly will be as- The suit seeks triple dam- be the first time In the history ry Freda. public - "I do not believe we of his tax affairs, that he had he might have. James Dugan forced LcFante sistant Majority Leader Wil- ages and legal fees from the of the school district a school paid no state income tax, Bennett contends that since upon the Assemblymen. liam J. Hamilton Jr. of Mid- defendants. Jahos satd the election is scheduled on a House Democratic leaders Nixon votes and owns proper- The Democrats also created dlesex County; Associate New Jersey Antitrust Law Wednesday rather than the used a news conference to tell ty in California he should pay two new leadership posts in Leader George II Harbour of State Asks That Stores permits fines up to $5 a day usual Tuesday. Tuesday, Feb. reporters they regularly paid state income taxes. Burlington; Kenneth A. per person for each day of the an effort to provide additional 12, is Lincoln's Birthday. opportunities of recognition Gewertz of Gloucester, whip; alleged violations in addition Candidates' petitions must for members of tho huge ma- Mrs. Betty Wilson, of Union, to damages that may be be submitted to the board sec-, jority second whip; and Herbert C. awarded. ret a ry by Friday, Jan. 4, Mr. Yacht Cup Defense I.eKanle's major opponent Klein of Passaic. head of the Davidheiser announced. cial energy crisis panel rec- mended that the governor de- Other firms named in the had been Assemblyman Al- conference committee, a duty The board accepted from ommended yesterday that clare the Mondays of the complaint included American- bert Durstein of Bergen Coun- that has been held by the ma- Syndicate Disbands auditor Armour S. Hulsart of New Jersey retail stores re- Christmas and New Year La France Ine nf Elmira, ty who withdrew from the jority leader in the pst. Avon, Its financial report cov- strict evening hours to one weekends, Dec. 24 and Dec. NEW YORK (AP) - The sport and because of the cur- NY.; Ashland Oil, Inc., Ash- race for the majority leader's Neither Woodson nor Lc- ering the (iscal year ending night a week and close on 31, as legal holidays in the syndicate building the 12-me- rent economic situation," a land, Ky ; Baxter Labora- post before the mecling Fante would discuss specific June 30, 1973. Sundays. It warned that if stale. ter aluminum yacht, Cou- reference to the energy crisis. tories, Inc., Morton Grove, It was reported last week programs last night that On recommendation of Dr. stores do not comply volun- rageous, for 1974 America's The New York Yacht Club III.; Hardee's Komi Systems, that Byrne bowed to the wish- aw ail action next year. I.e- Such action would mean all Schneider, one teacher resig- tarily the policy would be- Cup competition, is being dis- turned down the request Inc., Rocky Mountain. N i" . es of Hudson County Dem* Kiinte said the first order of banks In the stale and all nation was accepted and three come mandatory by Jan. I. solved, a spokesman said yes- France, Australia and Eng- W. R. Grace Co . New York, crats and accepted the choice business would be to "adopt a county, municipal and .state teachers were hired The res- The Governor's Cabinet terday. land issued challenges to the Reliance Electric Co., Cleve- of LeFantc. parly policy on meaningful offices would be closed, thus ignation of Mrs. Marsha Mar- Energy Committee said retail New York Yacht Club for the land; IT. 4 T, New York; legislation." saving heating fuel. ("rabiel conceded privately, tin, fifth grade teacher in establishments account for "Financial arrangements 1974 races. However, England OUn Corp.. Stamford, Conn.; according to some reports, Senate Democrats plan to Bayview School, was accept- about 50 per cent of the for breaking up the organiza- withdrew last week with the and J. Rich Steers Inc . a that LeFantc, a 45-year-old meet tonight to select their ed with regret. Mrs. Martin 100.000 businesses in New Jer- tion have not been com- announcement its boat New York engineering lirm furniture store dealer, was leaders and are expected to has been on medical leave. sey. The committee said if the Fire Damages pleted," Joseph Bartram said, wouldn't be ready. lhat furnished testimony in not as qualified as Kurstem name Frank "Pal" Dowd of Hired were Mrs. Frieda recommendation lor limited "but construction has been Australia's competitors are the federal "Hudson 8" inal Crabtel was reported to have Essex County as Senate presi- Discount Store Brous, graduate of Newark night hours and Sunday clos- halted and the skipper is expected to be the aluminum under a grant of immunity said, "Don't worry about Joe dent and Matthew Feldman of State College, to teach special ings was not complied with it FREEHOLD-A small fire notifying the crew that craft, Australis, owned by from prosecution. as majority leader We'll put Bergen County as majority education in Harmony School; would recommend to Ihe gov- in the Discay Discount Mart, the Courageous won't be com- Alan Bond, and (he 1967-70 The other public officials two good guys on either side leader. Miss Kathy Lou Colmorgen, a ernor that he make the clos- 31 East Main St.. yesterday pleted." challengers, (iretel and Crete] graduate nf Glassboro Stale ings mandatory. caused the street to be This apparently leaves II. both wooden yachts. College, to teach sixth grade The proposal comes during blocked off in the store's vici- United Stales interests with French Baron Marcel Blch classes in Lincroft School, and Ihe holiday shopping season, nity for approximately 15 min- only one aluminum ertifl im probably will send his modi- Weather: Cloudy, Cold utes. next summer's competition, Miss Patricia Larkln, a gradu- one of the busiest or the year fied wooden yacht, France, Mostly cloudy, windy and eastern Great Lakes region ches blanketed the ground at ate of Monmouth College, to for retailers. Fire Chief Robert Guy said the Mariner, being built in Into the competition and per- the borough's (our fire com- cold today, a chance of an oc- and Northeast today as tem- Bradford and Rlairsville, Pa. teach high school social stud- The committee WHS named Mamaroneck, NY, by the haps another boat now under casional snow flurry, tem- perature's plummeted to near ies. Each will receive $8,400 earlier this year by Republi- panies responded to Ihe fire Kings Point Foundation of the construction. alarm at 3:52 p.m. He said it U.S. Merchant Marine Aca- peratures mostly in the 30s. freezing as far south as cen- annually. can Gov William T Cahill and The Mariner, Valiant and was caused when gasoline demy. Clear and colder tonight, low tral Florida. TIDES The board approved the is composed of four members melted a plastic container and Intrepid are expected to*com- In the mid 20s. Sunny with Light snow fell from North Sandy He«k winter term of the Adult Edu- or his cabinet Cahill will Likely challengers to ihe mixed with paint on the walls, pete In defense trials on Long seasonable temperatures to- CaroUni across the Appala- cation Program, to run from leave office next Jan 15 when Mariner as the US yacht for causing a small fire and thick Island Sound starting June 3, morrow, high in the upper ins. chians into Nrw York Stale. A TDD AY - High 1:51 pin Jan 14 through March 23. Democratic Gov,-elect Bren- the races are the wooden ves- smoke. then In observation trials and Outlook for Thursday: fair heavy snow warning u and low 2:55 p m. The board adjourned until dan T. Ryme Is Inaugurals! sels, Valiant and Intrepid. final defense trials off New- The chief said a small por- and milder. sued for the lltl armincl Ituf TOMORROW - High 9:09 Monday, when It will rtcon Stale Commissioner of La- The latter won the cup in both port, it I tion of East Main St. was 1917 and 1970 _ In Long Branch, yes- falo, N.Y., where as much a.s am. and 1:47 p.m and low VMM to approve bills. It Mill bor and Industry Roniilcl M iltinger illmLaatioi) terday's high temperature six to 10 Inches of snow was 2:Ma m. and 3:45 p m lleymann estimated lhat If blocked off clue to fire lines Bartram declined to give meet again Tuesday, Jan. X, races are scheduled for New-. was 48 and the low, ,18 de- expected thr more than 1,000 super- that were laid and never used. the reasons for the 1 im For Red Bank and H unison to receive proposals oh 15 mil- port In August between the grees. It was 37 at A pin. and markets In New Jeisrv doted He said that there were no in- rageous syndicate's <]• Travel advisories WIN post bridge, add two hours: Sea lion of Its $91 million school Australian and French yachts. the overnight low was 38. on all but one night per week juries The fire scorched a small to drop out. However. Ihe pd for western Pennsylvania. Bright, deduct 10 mlfl construction bond Issue, and The challenger will face one Today's 7 am temperature and on Sundays tht ra mil portion of wall In the rear of group requested last well where from two to lour inches long llrnnrh. deduct IS inin again in regular nation Mon- of Ihe U.S. yachts In the best- was 39. could be a saving of 160,000 thf store, he said. \ that the races tM postponed nf snow was expected In 11M uli". Highlands bridge, add 40 day, Jan. 14. in Leonardo of-Mven tin i races minutes liiel oil a week I'OIH lighting. one year "lor the good of Iht Snow squalls threatened the I ihcm mountains i Ivi In .school ngStpl 10, -*'**' The Dally Register, Bed Baak-Mlddletewa, N J. Tuesday, December 11,1973 3 ORLD Keyport Garbage Pact

U.S., France Clash at NATO Award May Be Tested BRUSSELS - The foreign ministers of the North Atlantic KEYPORT - A spokesman and went on to explain a "Then." said Mr. Nicosia, r for Sano Carting Co. of llazlet "third technicality" in the "we'll have to renegotiate iL° 8«nlation end another semiannual meeting today with the collector." IU)Ulel d P encounler belwe 11 Fr nc and lne threatened legal action proposal. U ' '" « » « against Borough Council al- The proposal said a letter In other business, Borough. The ministers were to sign the usual conference commu- most immediately after it re- presented by Sano Carting Co. Council voted to review at Its' nique. It was expected to close ranks on paper but to leave un- jected the firm's bid for gar- to the borough from Global next regular meeting a pro- resolved differences among the allies in the wake of Soviet- bage disposal service last Landfill Reclaiming Corpo- posal from the Keyport His- American detente and the October Middle East war night. ration of Madison Township torical Society to acquire the French Foreign Minister Michel Joberl charged yesterday As council awarded a did not give the local garbage Gehlhaus Building and refurb- that the agreement last June between President Nixon and So- 1168.984 contract to Waste Dis- hauler specific permission to ish the structure as a munici- viet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev to lessen the risk of nuclear posal Inc. of 503 Railroad dump Key port's garbage at pal museum. war subordinated NATO's role and cast doubt on America's Ave., Neptune, Mayor William its landfill site The building is on Broad St. commitment to defend Western Europe. A. Ralph announced that the "We have to make sure he near the Raritan Bay shore- Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told the other minis- only other bidder for the gar- has a place for Keyport line. ters he could not "stand idly by" and let certain allies persist bage hauling contract, Sano trash." concluded Mr. Nicosia Acquired Recently with such misinterpretations. He said the Nixon-Brezhnev Carting Co., had submitted a after the meeting. "The letter Mayor Ralph said the agreement to consult in times of crisis to avert nuclear war' bid which contained several from Global gave no such per- borough purchased the struc- did not negate U.S. nuclear protection of Europe, but in fact errors. mission." ture "about three months enhanced it. When Gabriel San Felice, Court Action Promised ago" as part of the land ac- Conference sources said Kissinger also told Jobert that if EXPLORING ENGINEERING —Two of the 13 Western AAonmouth high manager of Sano Carting Co., Before leaving the meeting, quisition program for the mu- misinterpretations continue, he would be forced to conclude school student members of Explorer Post No. 292 learn of their chosen ca- asked the mayor to enumer- Mr. San Felice cautioned the nicipal marina. The mayor that they are not inadvertent. This was a diplomatic way of reer, engineering, from county engineer Michael F. Barrett whose office ate the errors, Borough At- Mayor-and members of the said he couldn't estimate the . saying that it looked as if Jobert might be deliberately trying Is headquarters for the post being sponsored by the Board of Freeholders. torney Benedict R. Nicosia of Council, "I'm going to have age of the waterfront slruc- • to make trouble in the alliance. Shown at the initial meeting are, left to right, Miss Jamie Kovacs, Colts Red Bank answered, "Your my attorney look into this. ture. Neck; Mr. Barrett, Chester E. Fromm, director of the Exploring program bond in connection with the I'm going to fight it. I'm going Councilman Richard f. Britain Faces Rail Slowdown of Boy Scouts of America, and Frank C. Capuano, Freehold Township. three-year bid of $249,000 was to take it to court." Volpe told reporters "chances j LONDON - Union leaden gave Britain's 29,000 locomo- insufficient." Mayor Ralph admitted after are very good that the Histori- .live engineers the go-ahead for a slowdown starting at mid- Liability Limited the meeting, "On the three- cal Society will take over the night tonight. Mr. Nicosia pointed out that year contract, Sano was low building." The slowdown promises the nation a transport crisis on 13 Students Exploring Sano has stipulated a limit or bidder, coming in with a fig- He said that Individual top of the coal and oil shortages it is already suffering. liability for only $225,000 while ure of $249,000. Waste Dis- council members have al- Wage talks broke down between the state railway author- offering a bid of $249,000. posal's three-year bid was for ready discussed the probabi- ity and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Mr. San Felice demanded, $256,536." lity of acquisition with mem- Firemen. The union went ahead with plans for a "noncoopera- "I want these bids recalled," He added that the borough bers of the local historical tion" program, including no overtime and Sunday work. Civil Engineers' World contending that business ad- wanted to approve a three- group. "It's now a question of The chairman of British Rail, Richard Marsh, appealed to ministrator John Wilson told year contract, but the errors formally getting together as a FREEHOLD — Monmouth the engineers not to disrupt services over Christmas and at a mouth County Society of Pro- Mr. Barrett, "Rutgers Univer- him a performance bond in the Sano Carting bid left council and discussing the County government has a time when the rails are winning back traffic because of the fessional Engineers. sity pointed out that enroll- "should be posted each year." the council no choice but to matter," he added. unique project coming off the gasoline shortages. But the union was not expected to heed his Their blueprint for the Ex- , ment of civil engineers was Mr. Wilson, who was accept Waste Disposal's bid No Eligible Candidates drawing board — the educa- appeal. plorers is that activities for up, and mechanical and other present at the meeting, said for a two-year contract. Although the borough antici-. tion of future. the first three months will be types of engineering was that Mr. San Felice must have "For a two-year contract, pated hiring an additional pa- Thirteen Western Mon- planned by the advisors. The down. This is a complete re- misunderstood him. they (Waste Disposal) were trolman in 1(74, no eligible Early Saxbe Approval Seen mouth high school students post members will elect their versal since 1958. The need is "If I needed it for three the lowest bidder," said the candidates expressed an in- WASHINGTON - President Nixon has formally submitted are the nucleus of Explorer own officers and decide on for traffic engineers. There years," continued Mr. San Fe- Mayor. terest in joining the police de- the nomination of Sen. William E. Saxbe as attorney general Post 292. supported by the their areas of interest, with are only about 5,000 in the lice, "I could have done that. Under the terms of the ap- partment, reported Mayor to a Senate likely to approve him overwhelmingly. Board of Freeholders, the the professionals assisting in world." I was told twice that 1 could proved two-year agreement, Ralph. Hearings on the nomination of the 57-year-old Ohio Re- county engineer's office, and programs such as trips to fac- He added that, "Just as a have submitted a perform- the Neptune firm will receive He said the planned addition publican may begin as early as this afternoon before the Sen- the Boy Scouts of America. tories and transportation doctor goes to medical school, ance bond for each year." $83,480 for the first year of would have brought the num- ate Judiciary Committee. Their initial meeting at the sites. an engineer must spend at Added Mr. Nicosia, "There disposal service and $85,504 ber of patrolmen in the de- Senate leaders hope to complete action on the Saxbe nomi- Hall of Records even had a At the first meeting, using least four years getting ex- are other problems with your for the second year. > partment to eleven, nation before Congress ends its current session late next week. slightly women's-lib tinge, slides provided by the New perience before he is allowed bid. For one thing, it wasn't Albert Nelsrtn of 62 Green In addition to ten patrol- Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., said the hearings since it attracted 12 boys and Jersey Department of Trans- to apply for a license. Even signed." Grove Ave. asked Mayor men, the police department would be thorough. Jamie Kovacs of Colts Neck. portation, Mr. Barrett ex- then, the state Board of Pro- Technicality Ralph if the garbage hauler currently has two detective, a The likelihood of overwhelming Senate approval of Saxbe a girl whose father happens to plained how a highway con- fessional Engineers and Land "I'm capable of signing it would receive the entire captain and a chief. was indicated Nov. 27 when the Senate voted 75 to 18 for a bill be professional engineer struction project becomes a Surveyors must determine now," said the.manager of the amount of money specified in Council also voted to re- that lowered the attorney general's pay from (60,000 to $35,000 James P. Kovacs. reality through the combined that the experience is satis- disposal firm. "It's a techni- the contract if a fuel shortage ceive a reimbursement of to permit Saxbe to serve. The new program was born efforts of numerous engineers factory, and a written, or cality." forces a cutback in garbage $22,899 in revenue under (he from the countywide high — electrical, mechanical, written-oral, exam must be Mr. Nicosia denied him the pickups, the borough attorney provisions of the Emergency school career survey taken by soils, hydraulic, materials and taken." opportunity to ilgn the bid replied. Employment Act of 1971. Rockefeller Announcement Set the Explorer division, which structural specialists. ALBANY, NY. - Nelson A. Rockefeller, believed anxious is headed in Western Mon- According to Mr. Barrett, The Monmouth 13 have their ]o make a fourth try for the Republican presidential nomi- mouth by Chester E. Fromm "This is how a contractor work cut out for them. They latlon, is ready to announce whether he will remain as gover- and in the east by Don Watt at takes a set of plans and are now among the 1,200 coun- Energy Conservation Plan lor of New York. Boy Scout offices In Ocean makes something happen. It's ty young adults in the 14-21 There have been numerous reports that the 65-year-old Township. what engineering is — you age group who have been at- Rockefeller will resign the governorship to direct the activities As explained by Michael F. build something for people." tracted to the Explorer pro- »f his Commission tor Critical Choices for Americans. Barrett, county engineer and Future programs will in- gram, which Mr. Watt de- OK'd by Eatontown Board scribes as "the fastest grow- The committee has been pictured by some observers as a executive officer of the new clude after-hours demonstra- EATONTOWN - The Board uation of use of school build- He noted that participation in launching pad for a Rockefeller campaign tor the 1976 GOP post, "The Freeholders were tions of surveying, with tran- ing youth program in the country." • of Education last night, by a ings by outside organizations, the cutbacks was voluntary lomlnation. concerned. They wanted to fill sit and level, and traffic engi- 4-3 vote, approved a series of reduction of classroom tem- and that some school districts In advising newsmen that Rockefeller would meet with a void. The Explorers wanted neering. At their next meet- In addition to Jamie Ko- measures to respond to the peratures, evaluation of arti- may choose not to take part. them today, Rockefeller's office said only that he will "an- to use our office because I ing, Dec. 27, the group will vacs, they include Reynold energy crisis after one board ficial lighting needs in each "Why freeze our kids when nounce his decision as to whether to seek reelection as gover- have contact with all the engi- vist the county yard here, to Green, Gary M. DeSolza, John member complained that building, reevaluation of supermarkets are open?" he nor." Rockefeller's fourth four-year term as New York gover- neers in Monmouth County." become familiar with machin- Lucas and Matthrew Healy all schools should not be the first transportation policy for dis- asked. nor expires Dec. 31,1974. With Freeholder support se- es such as those which mark of Matawan; Leonard G. Bea- facilities penalized by the situ- tances less than state-man- Schools Superintendent An- cured, Mr. Barrett assigned lines in the middle of the road vers, Raymond F. Ryan and ation. dated mileage limits and en- thony Palmisano said the cur- Judge Listens to Tapes two of his staff to advise the for traffic safety, and other Andy Peck all of Freehold; In a related action, the couraging car pools for all tailment of heating and other group. Jerry A. Canter, assis- types of heavy equipment. Alex Onoshko of Farm- board also agreed to send a employes. activities at schools had been WASHINGTON - A federal judge is continuing to listen to tant county traffic engineer, Is the engineering field ingdale; Frank C Capuano of letter to the governor ex- Dr. James Soos was the suggested only at the slate White House tapes while, 500 miles away, technical experts is advisor and program plan- ready for 13 Monmouth Coun- Freehold Township; and Paul pressing the board's dis- first to object to the proposal, level and not by the federal are taking a second look at the 18-minute gap in one of the ner. James Brower, super- ty Explorers, and other new A. Morclli, Bruce Clark and satisfaction with state direc- asserting that it didn't say government. recordings. vising principal engineer, is faces? John Nunziato all of Marl- tives ordering cutbacks in anything. "I'm just disappointed that U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica is focusing on the tapes also president of the Mon- "About a year ago," says boro. school affairs before other "I don't think this means the state Board of. Education of two presidential conversations on March 21, 1973, which things. anything. This doesn't say a has taken Its position so were among the subpoenaed tapes turned over to him three Board member James Van thing," he complained. He quickly," he said. "I think weeks ago. Dover, who offered the resolu- suggested, instead, that I he (extracurricular activities) Sirica planned to listen to the two conversations today and Hearing Slated in Dispute tion, said it was unfair for board consider a statement of are Just as important as read- make certain that copies of them made last Thursday are schools to be asked to cut specific actions rather than of ing, writing and arithmetic." complete and accurate. back in heating, busing and indefinite policy. In response to a question, Once he has verified their accuracy, the judge will give other activities when the Mate' Robert Patterson, another Mr. Palmisano said at least 80 the copies to special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Over Teachers' Workload FREEHOLD - The Red matter to the state Commis- association has filed for bind- is granting' additional racing board member, said the town per cent of the students trans- Bank Teachers Association i.s sioner of Education if it wish- ing arbitration but that the dates to race tracks. ought to "get down on super- ported to school by bus live Saigon Claims Successes under court order to explain es to appeal at all. board believes that this proce- He was alluding to the re- markets open 24 hours a day" closer to school than the two- mile limit set by the state. He SAIGON, South Vietnam - The South Vietnamese claimed why it should not be blocked dure may not be proper and cent action of the state racing before the Board of Kducation The Red Bank Board of said this was largely because successes today in the Mekong Delta and at Kien Due in the from seeking binding arbi- may do irreparable harm to commission in extending Ihe is asked to take such actions Education obtained the court racing season at Monmouth during the energy crisis of the arterial roads in the lower central highlands. tration to resolve a dispute it order against the association the relationship and con- has concerning the workload tractual arrangements be- Park in 1974 by approving a Robert Snell, board presi- borough and the danger that' But the government command reported 20 of its' soldiers and Carol Tomaino, a physi- heavy traffic on them poses to were killed in fighting northwest of Saigon. of two teachers. tween Ihe board and the asso- month of racing from late Oc- dent, pointed out the resolu- cal education teacher, and tober to late November. tion had been requested by children on foot. In the war for the delta's rice harvest, the South Vietnam- Superior Court Judge Mer- Theodore Chapman, an art ciation. In the past, the season at county and state school offi- A community bears the full ese command said North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops ritt Lane Jr. ordered the asso- teacher, both assigned to the In its complaint, the school Monmouth Park has run from cials He said nothing had cost of bus transportation for made three attacks on government positions 50 to 100 miles ciation to appear in court Jan. pVimary schools. board said the association southwest of Saigon. 11 to explain why it should not filed grievance forms June 28 June through mid-August been mandated; that districts students living within two miles of a school but receives A communique said all of the assaults were driven back be compelled to appeal the The school board said Ihe on behalf of the two teachers "It's unfair that schools had Just been asked to make state aid for transportation and 68 of the attackers were killed. Government casualties and sought a reduction of should be the first to be penal an effort to curb energy use for those living mure than two were one killed and II wounded, the communique said. their workload. ized." Mr. Van Dover said "1 "It's son of a loose recom- don't think education is' the mendation for them," he said miles away But in a delayed report from Trang Bang, a district capi- After a preliminary confer- Nursery Bid Denied place it should be started. The only action trial nas tal 25 miles northwest of Saigon, the command said the Viet ence July 3, Superintendent of Other enterprises should be been mandated, he added. Is Cong shelled and then overran about 170 government militia- Schools Fred M. King said he Meeting Changed penalized before education." the extension of the school men on Sunday. Twenty militiamen were killed and 14 did not believe the workloads KEYPORT - Borough By Ocean Planners Christmas vacation wounded, the command said, adding that Viet Cong losses were excessive but did recom- Before approving the letter Council will meet at 8 p.m. on were not known. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A The board cited five reasons mend that a para-professional to the governor, the board The resolution was passed 4- Wednesday, Dec. 26 instead of site plan application for a for turning down the appli- be assigned to the classes of abided by the directive of the 3 with Mr. Patterson, f)r Sims its regular meeting date, Mon- pfanned nursery school in a cation. The proposal, it was the two teachers when the State Board of Education and and William Schlosser voting day. Dec. 24. Auto Price Hikes Coming prime residential Deal Road said, ii a non-conforming use. extended the Christmas vaca- against it Mr Snell, Mr Van DETROIT — The auto industry is free of government number of students exceeded area, Wayside, was denied by the proposed dwelling would 30, said the suit. tion for borough schools three Dover, William QftMwoml > •OIWTIHII. •OAK: price controls, and the buying public will feel the impact al- the local Pliinnini; Board last be undersized, inadequate days. Instead of reopening on and Paul Illcks voted for it A* tmlllik Huml tmfn most immediately. The complaint maintained * rrkda) • t'rvm NIMW night. sewage disposal plans were Jan. 2, the five borough and Phillip Wellington ab- • from 3 P.M. The average new car will soon cost an additional $150 or Mrs. Lucille Bender, here, shown in the site plan, two that the association was not schools will reopen on Mon- stained. more. who operates a similar facil- primary structures on the satisfied with this and filed day, Jan 7. and the lost IhrM Mr Hicks, who offend the grievances with the school otobtoak The Cost of Living Council yesterday exempted the auto ity in West End, Long Branch, same tract arc prohibited in days will be tacked on to the resolution and voted for it. kk Industry from both wage and price restrictions. The move for preschoolers', sought to the Rl zone and the plan is board but that the board re- end of the school year, begin- had some questions however came Just days after the United Auto Workers union com- build a residence and four- contrary to the intent of Ihe jected the claim Nov. 9. ning June 17 pleted negotiations on new contracts with the Big Three auto room school on a 300 by 500- local master plan The school board maintains The resolution outlining makers. foot tract. The panel approved a plan that this dispute is not subject means of responding to the It was the biggest move yet in the council's effort to step Area opponents of I he plan to build an Amoco MrvlCfl Ma- to arbitration and must be ap- energy crisis listed seven up the process of moving the economy away from controls. included Felix DeSarno of turn on m n between HOT- pealed to the state Commis- points including: the eval- The exemption from controls applies only to auto, truck and 1246 Deal Road, which i.s bert and Lawrence Aves. sioner of Kducation uation of extra curricular ac- Our 1974 bus production. It does not extend to other items produced by across Ihe street from the It also .sanctioned Ihe con- Samuel Carotenuto of Red tivities, curtailment or conhol the auto makers, such as appliances. tract. Mr. DeSarno is an at- •(ruction of a carpenter shop Bank represents the school idatlon of field trips which in- torney. by lloppach and Kou.sscll Inc . board volve vehiclular travel, oval Christmas Clubs He charged that the proper- on its Cindy l.anr, Wayside, ty is "a very desirable resi- trad ^REGISTER dential " trail. Area residents Also approved was a Shrewsbury Environment pay interest he said, can in "no way* sec MAIN OMICI: request by Joseph Drucker. CHI1TNUT IT., HID I»NK. N I «»tl Ihe conversion of the prime Hcd Hank, to build Ihrei Slide Show on Thursday •RANCH orrtcii tract into a commercial ra- sliiics adjacent to his It Alt IK «t II, MIDDLITOWN, N I . I/Ml N {»»! MAIN IT., »»•• MOLD. N 1. tttf table K.nlicque shop, Sunset Ave, SHREWSBURY -Ms .loan The show, according to Jer- in MOAOWAV* LONG MAHCM. HI. «)«• ry Poling, commission chair- M 111 »» MM M CM ** Hm, CM* Samuel Abate of 1241 Deal Wiinamassa. T. Batory of Natural Re- Road, an architect, iddtd source Studios Inc., Cherry man, will highlight Shrews- PUIlltHIO IY TNI MID i»«K M0IU1H A ti/ lot subdivision for Mcmbtr ool n>lh«» A,,o »?. ol SO Wtil Front St., Rtd Bank, on Sunday. Dictm- She was the widow of Albert HACKENMCK.tMMilnStiMt UNION, 10Mthiyv»»ti«l *».. BERGENFIELO, b*f », If71 »«lovtd huibond of Mtla Sla- vlmka Oplr D.vot«o brothtr of Mrs. JO H. Vandam, who died in 1944. • SKIRTSETS • BLOUSES • •LOOMFieiD, J3 «ro.d SI MO HANK, fa lioad Mi*«t 40 S. WnMnglon Am. Hptl Huohtt, Mn ChorlM C. Colby and MM. Horrfld Dlnklnt. Memorial strvlcts Surviving are a son, Dr. t ittmrvaIfit Highi foLm} claimed by participants at the imize what has been said, " that it ropreteol loitw famii conclusion of Ihe contest. dent and general manager of be lost; 1 sip. he told the audience. "We iar or diaradensik feature The names of winners will the Monmouth Consolidated Water flow from the Hance Contestants ar* asked to have continually tested our of this municipality of its his- identify iheir entries i>y-sin- IM' announced at Ihe society's Water Co., the company re- Road hydrant should be in- system throughout the sponsible for water and hydr- tory, in order to be suitable HUIK their names, addresses regular meeting in February. creased from 200 gals, per borough to reinforce and en- for use by the society ant service in the area, told minute, which Mr. Townsend large our lines as necessary, the worried residents he l'nzi's in being offered for said is only sufficient flow to within bounds of reason." winning MitrlM would meet with loral fire of- acromodate one two-inch fire Kondrup Seen Next ficials soon to determine defi- Improvements during the In addition to a public con- hose. past year, he said, have cost test, there are contests for ciencies, if any, and propose His recommendations were solutions to water supply and the company between $20,000 students in the Atlantic High- endorsed by Fred Waldhaucr- and $30,000. lands Elementary School and Freehold Twp. Mayor pressure problems. of 25 Hance Road, an engineer St. A(!nes School, as well as FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- The home of George W. who performed flow tests on "I, in a general review, busy with the scheduled con- those in Homy llutlsnn Re- Cortmitteeman Arthur R. Campbell and his wife, Anne, the hydrant after the Camp- have seen that ail hydrants in solidation of Ins department gional School, Kondrup will probably be Ihe who is vice chairman of the bell home fire and advocated the area of the fire have a With the data processing unit Kadi contest will bo Judged next mayor of the township, •> state Democratic Party, was increasing the sizes of the fee- supply of water available of the Welfare Board. The two separately by a panel of three usually reliable source has destroyed early last Tuesday der lines. which at least meets the min- units are due to be con- CALDWELL PATRONS - Mr. and Mrs. George local artists. told the Daily Register. morning after a futile right by imum public fire protection re- solidated when the Welfare "I can't say that these prob- Folk of Shadow Lake Village, Middletown, enjoy Three prizes will be Mr. Kondrup who was elect" firemen to extinguish the fire. quirements," Mr. Barr said. Hoard moves into a new coun- lems were the cause of the de- patrons' party in connection with Theater-on-the- awarded in each contest ad to a three-year term on the ty-built lniililinr. in mid-1971). Firemen at the scene said struction of the Campbell The minimum standards HIM performance at Caldwell College, Caldwell. First prize is $10 Second anil Township Committee in wi Mr. Kondrup who lives with their efforts were hampered home," Mr. Waldhaucr said, recognized by a state (ire- Mr. Folk Is a member of the Caldwell College third prize winners will be each. on the committee in lilWI and Way is vice, president of nen- to the house at 63 Hance Road tributing factors." a flow of 250 gals, per minute at a hydrant. The grand prize winner, is a former chairman of the cial services for Mcllraw-HJ^ and getting it there at a suf- "I am certainly not in any chosen from among the three local Republican ficient pressure. Mayor Robert A. Matthews Co, way going to minimize the said Monmouth Consolidated Bayshore Man Gels Probation first prize winners by mem- He will replace the current "There is nothing more signficance of the situation," Water Co. and fire depart- FREEHOLD - Richard Branch, and helping to set fire bers of the society, will re- mayor, fellow- Republican Cost Slate* Party frustrating to watch firemen Mr. Barr said, "and there are ment representatives will Louis Jones, 18, of 179 First to a car owned by Lucille ceive a (25 savings bond. Romeo Cascaes, whose term KKYI'OKT-Christmas en- fighting a fire and due. to no some questions that have meet in the near future to de- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, has Robinson, Shrewsbury Ave, Contestants air requested as a commUteeman will ex- tertainment is planned Sun- pressure, see virtually no wa- been raised .about the water termine how the hydrant and been placed on probation for Red Bank, Aug. 21 in Red to submit entries to Bruce pire iBkl'eienibei 1974 Mayor day at Jp.m. in the American ter coming out of the hoses," supply availability to fight a water supply system could be two years on admitted counts Bank. Dahlgren, 98 Ocean Blvd. l'asc;ws has not yi>t Indicated Legion Posl home, si w. said Curtis S. Townsend of 34 fire (in that area)." improved and at what cost. of larceny and aiding and Carl Edward Malison Jr., Each entry must be sub- whether he will run for reelec- Front st. Brierwood Road, near the He said the water company abetting arson. 23, of Texas Koad, Morgan- mitted on a separate 9-hy 12- tion next year John Kochf, chairman of Campbell home. inspected the hydrants on Their findings and recom- mendations will be forwarded Superior Court Judge Louis villc, drew a suspended six- Inch brlstol or illustration Mayor Cnscaes confirmed the affair, announced that I.e- He cited three problems in Hance Road, Cooney Ter. and R. Aikins suspended a one- month jail term, two years of board, and should be drawn in that he will be relinquishing gion members and their wives Grange Ave. the day after the to the Borough Council, hope- the present hydrant system fully by the Jan. 1 reorganiza- year county jail term for probation and a $150 fine for bermanent black ink or India the mayor's Job. conic .Ian I and parents, Auxiliary mem- and corrective measures to be fire to see if improvements in Jones, who pleaded guilty to admittedly possessing mari- ink, not In color. He explained that as director bers, widows of former Le- their function were, necessary. tion meeting, he said, for re- taken to avoid a similar fire- view and possible action. stealing $13.00 from JoAnn Ce- juana in Marlboro last Keb. Designs should be between of data processing tor Ihe gion members and friends are "It is certainly unfortunate rar, Chelsea Ave., Long 23. three to six inches in height, county, he will bo extremely invited. we had an occurrence of the Filing Deadlines nature that brought all of you out tonight," Mayor Matthews said. "1 don't want a repeat of Announced For the reason which brought you here tonight." In other business, council READY School Elections released Maurice Schwartz & WEDNESDAY ONLY Sons, Inc., a Red Bank au- 10 A.M. FREEHOLD - Nominating elections will be Feb. 5; the tomobile dealer, from a con- petitions for candidates for re- local school board elections tract to supply the borough gional Boards of Education will be Feb. 13. with a police car. must be filed by 4 p.m., Any county resident, 18 The dealer requested the Thursday, Dec. 27. years of age or older; may contract release saying the Petitions for other than re- vote in school elections if energy crisis has caused a de- gional school boards must be properly registered. Unregis- crease in the used car mar- Vertibird filed by 4 p.m., Friday, Jan. 4. tered voters must register by ket, which in turn reflected an The petitions may be ob- Feb. 5 to be eligible to vote inflated estimate he made on tained from the secretary of a for regional school board can- a borough car to have been Rescue Ship local Board of Education and didates and by Feb. 13 to be used as a trade-in on the new must be filed with that office eligible to vote for other car." by the deadline, said County school board candidates. Superintendent of Schools Residents may register with Mayor Matthews said coun- Earl B. Garrison. their respective municipal cil decided to release the deal- Ttlc drawing for position of clerks or with the county er, who bid $2,995 to supply candidates on school election Commissioner of Registra- the car, from the contract and ballots will take place at 8 tions, Freehold. awarded it to the next lowest p.m., Friday, Dec. 28, for re- Persons desiring to be ap- 'bidder, Circle Chevrolet of gional school board elections pointed challengers of public Shrewsbury on a bid of $3,682. and 8 p.m., Monday, Jan. 7, questions for the elections He said the difference in the for other school districts. Both should contact their respec- two bids is lower than the ex- will take place at the regular tive school board secretary. pected legal fees incurred by meeting place of the school The deadline for filing for this the borough if it acted to keep board. Any legal voter of the is Thursday, Jan. 31, for re- the Schwartz dealership to the district may witness the draw- gional districts and Friday, contract terms and the cost of ing. Feb. 8, for other school dis- readvertising for bids on the The regional school board tricts. car.

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Monmouth Rd. (Rt. 71) Wwt Long Branch, N.J. 201/229-2587 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. jW|l%|^ OPENjUondty thru Siturdiy 99 Sunday 9 5 MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER -EATONTOWN, N.J EE^BEGISTER We've Got Oil for Saigon stressed again that he was KsUNished in 1878—Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON attack wiped out 50 per cent of South Vietnam's civilian oil sworn to secrecy "When two people I'm directly involved ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Despite the critical oil WASHINGTON supply. shortage at home, the United Secret Tapes with say this is the policy I President and Editor States is able (o spare more Another set of secret tapes wish to have adhered to," De than 20,000 barrels a day for SCENfc has turned up in the Water- Boer asked, "what would you do? Go out there and say. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor South Vietnam. Each barrel gate investigation. The prose- 1 contains 42 gallons. cutors, however, don't know F - thee, Nixon '" The fuel shipments to Viet- whether to believe what they NtPrMl Tuesday, December II, 1973 nam have dropped only mod- nearly 44 million barrels to have heard. The Watergate prosecutors •wmimiiiiiiiiiiiiinii i iiium iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiw erately since U.S. forces the Saigon regime. This figure The tapes contain the moni- have found no evidence which pulled out. At the height of dropped to 20 million barrels tored conversations of a bank- would verify DeBoer's re- Suggestion for Las Vegas Gas Pumps our B-52 raids last January, by 1972. During the 1173 fiscal er, who boasted he handled a marks. A White House spokes- for sample, the Pentagon year, 12 million barrels were secret portfolio for President man said that the President's delivered for military use. asked a friend. shipped 995.000 barrels of oil Nixon at Bebe Rebozo's Key "Yes. . .," said DeBoer. "I detailed financial statement to Saigon. This dropped to The U.S. government is still Biscayne Bank. happen to draw a substantial completely refutes the talk of 681,000 barrels in August and handling fuel procurement (or The boast was made by salary outside the bank from a secret portfolio. nearly 800,000 barrels in Sep- South Vietnam's armed Franklin DeBoer, who worked them, which is obviously what A source close to Rebozo de- forces, letting contracts lo tember. for awhile as vice president in all these s are trying to clared firmty that "DeBoer But these figures, the latest U.S. companies. A Pentagon charge of the trust depart- never handled any portfolio official told us that the prove,too." available, don't reveal the full ment at Rebozo's bank. A The tape is slightly garbled for any of the three Individ- extent of the drainage. For amount of oil going to Viet- White House spokesman and a uals outside or inside the nam hereafter will be deter- at this point. DeBoer said ei- the U.S. supplies much of source close to Rebozo joined ther "he" or "we" run "thebank." South Vietnam's civilian oil mined by the scale of the in denouncing the statement State's attorney Richard fighting. private portfolios for these needs, too. These figures, as completely false. people in the bank..." Gerstein, meanwhile, has sub- apparently, are known only to South Vietnam is bracing DeBoer didn't know his "You know," he continued, poenaed the records of the the oil companies. for a renewed offensive from words were being recorded as "1 have a salary that is sub- Key Biscayne Bank. He Is We have determined, how- the North. More than likely, it he talked freely on the phone stantially greater than the known to be searching them ever, that the Agency for In- will take bigger oil shipments, and elsewhere about his bank- bank pays me from these for evidence of DeBoer's deal- ternational Development literally siphoned from the ing business. We have now people. I don't go out and ings. shells out $80 million a year to gas tanks of American civil- had access to the tapes. (spit) in their faces." Footnote: DeBoer was hired purchase petroleum products ians, to keep the South Viet- •substantial Salary' "But you said in your testi- by the Key Biscayne Bank for South Vietnam's civilians namese tanks, trucks, ships "1 happen to work for Mr. mony that you had no other only a few months after the Of course, the bulk of oil and planes going. Rebozo, Mr. Abplanalp and income," remarked a friend. Securities and Exchange shipments to Vietnam are Mr. Nixon,'' said DeBoer. Commission had accused him 1 "No other income that they used to fuel South Vietnam * Footnote: The civilian oil (Robert Abplanalp is another could find, okay?" said De- of appropriating money of a war machine. At the height of situation in Vietnam has be- of the President's rich Boer. "Let me worry about public company for his own our involvement in the Viet- come critical. Fuel was al- friends.) my income, huh?" use and falsifying records. He nam War, in 1969, we shipped ready rationed when a rocket "You work for Mr. Nixon?" At another point, he has now been dismissed. and ffftf 7 6AL Postal Service vs. Communications 5 6AL. By MILTON VIORST its own way. It was consid- ready access to information <*> £ * 3 GAL. ered a public service, to be (hat's in print. Since President Nixon is so THE NEW run competently but not prof- Unfortunately, the daily - 2GAL anxious to correct television's itably. newspapers that are loually "outrageous, vicious, dis- POLITICS More to the point, from the available throughout much of - - lftL. torted" coverage of the news, first days of the Republic the the country fill the gap very he should presumably be postal service gave preferen- poorly. News of the outside trying to open up alternative ler, a tiny publication of Cath- tial rates to newspapers and world is scarce in them, and channels of communication to olic nuns. magazines — on the grounds diversity of opinion is scarcer the people. Instead, he's clos- The explanation for this in- that they served an education- still. ing them. crease is that the postal sys- al function and contributed to If Nixon wants to dilute , He's closing them by allow- tem, having been divorced the quality of citizenship. VIORST television's growing power ing the U.S. Postal Service lo from the federal bureaucracy This policy was maintained over America's minds, he Impose an ever greater bur- to be reorganized as an inde- — and, in fact, extended — won't do.it by driving maga- den In mailing costs on the na- pendent corporation, must throughout our history. Wil- he has introduced legislation zines out of business. I' sus- tion's 10,000 magazines and now be conducted on a "busi- liam McKinley's postmaster seeking to cut the increase pect it's only that he prefers 9,000 daily and weekly news-' nesslike" basis. general, Charles E. Smith, from murderous to something his distortions to the net- papers. But the continued erosion of boasted that the post office, In more nearly reasonable. works' ; I see no genuine com- IM4IIII1 IIIIIIMI Illllllll 1 1IIMIIKII I Illltllll IIMOI I >llll I I1MIII1 Two years ago, the Postal our mail delivery network, to granting such subsidies, en- 'Frantic Reporting' mitment to a diversity of Service announced it was in- say nothing of our railroad couraged "Inter- In theory, Nixon should be views. creasing mailing charges, in system, demonstrates clearly communication and the ex- on his side. No man has com- Indeed, the magazines five annual steps, by no less that the reorganization of sick change of intelligence." plained more about the "par- Legalized Gambling threatened with extinction are than 127 per cent. Two of enterprises into independent ticular line" that television When New Jersey added a daily lot- It was not until the indepen- as much on the right as on the It is disappointing that Oov.-Elect those steps have already gone corporations is not, as some of today lakes in delivering the dent postal system was estab- left of the political panorama. Brendan T. Byrne would apparently align tery to its weekly lottery operation, the into effect. Now the Postal its proponents once argued, news. He says the "people are lished in 1971 that an attempt Nixon's postal policies are not himself with those New Jerseyans who be- word was that it would cut into the rack- Service says it will raise rates going to make them sell. pounded night after night with was made to abandon this po- just quieting dissent. They are lieve that legalized gambling will cure the eteers' "numbers" game. No less a person by an additional 33 to 44 per Getting Sicker licy, and some have argued — ... frantic, hysterical report- cent. ing." contributing to a quieting of state's many ailments. than the state superintendent of state po- We see now they stay sick Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Wis- the national dialogue itself. The victims of these in- consin most persistently — That would seem to be his position, lice. Col. David B. Kelly, said that pre- or get sicker. And what's I don't agree with that judg- creases are not, just the big that, though the law creating What we're talking about is diction has not come true. To the con- worse they are run without ment, but I do agree it's vital though, from comments he made on a ra- commercial publications like the slightest concern for the the U.S. Postal Service is im- that the people be encouraged a postal subsidy of a penny or dio interview and later explained to news- trary, he said there are indications the ille- Life, which was quoted in its public interest. precise, such action runs con- to diversify their sources of two a year from each Ameri- paper people. gal numbers' runners are actually using death notice as saying it could The fact is, since it was trary to congressional intent. information. By necessity, can. That's a very small price In answer to a question by Victor Rie- the state drawings for their own purposes, not absorb such ah enormous founded in 1792 the American Neither Nelson nor anyone television news is superficial to keep channels of commu- new expense. Other victims nication open — and to refute sel, the radio interviewer, Judge Byrne Even though the percentage of win- postal system has never been else has argued that postal and homogenized. An in- were scattered over the field, looked upon by Congress as rates for magazines and news- telligent electorate has got to the alleged lies lo which Nix- said he favored giving Atlantic City's tour- ners on either the legal lottery or the ille- down to the Providence Sis- an enterprise that had to pay papers should not go up — but have, besides television, on so vigorously objects. ist trade "a shot in the arm" by estab- gal numbers is low, the so-called "gam- lishing the first gambling casinos ever blers" prefer the racketeers' payoffs — owned by the state. seldom as they may be — because there He later explained that it would be all are no records of them, and thus no feder- right with him if Asbury Park also had ca- al income tax liability. TV: Illusion and Reality sino gambling. Judge Byrne has said earlier that he iiniiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnmmim of significance." His reasoning is that if he proposes an would like to see all race tracks in New By JAMES J. KILPATRICK Seattle. Admittedly, the final Be your own judge in the amendment to the state constitution, he is Jersey placed under state ownership. He productions contained staged CBS and ABC round them- CONSERVATIVE matters at hand. One of the sequences, but the partici- has not explained how he wants that to oc- optimistic the state legislature would vote selves in trouble last month charges against CBS involved pants were real gamblers and to place the question before the public. cur, but it also is a proposal that we have with the Federal Commu- VIEW a documentary dealing with real wives. Should these se- The counties and municipalities which our doubts about nications Commission. The women in law enforcement. quences have been elimi- recorded sufficient "yes" votes then would As a gentleman who is determined to double-barreled charge The program, broadcast in nated, or should viewers have against both networks was, June, 1968, at one point de- be able to apply to the state for the ca- wipe out corruption wherever it may exist been advised that the scenes first, that they had "staged" penally had made only a per- picted two "female deputy were re-created? sinos. in the state, Judge Byrne will have the en- some film, and second, that functory Investigation of the sheriffs working undercover I am of two minds. Credi- thusiastic support of most of his fellow they had failed actively to in- incidents. for the vice squad." As it Judge Byrne is probably correct when bility comes in a package New Jerseyans. Even though he says ca- vestigate the acts of their own These were not cases of turned out, the two women KILPATRICK marked fragile; it has to be he says the public most likely would ap- sinos would not be vulnerable to infil- employes. The commission, gross fakery. They involved deputies actually shown on handled with care. The risk in making one of those fine dis- the screen were not them- prove a referendum on legalized casino tration by organized crime, because they the substitution of an illusion ticular incident. No one de-this business of "staging" is gambling. He based that assumption on tinctions that ornament the of reality for reality itself. As selves working undercover for nied the essence of the story that even the best of produc- would be state-operated, the governor- law, censured CBS and admo- the vice squad. They were in the fact that the public already has sanc- the FCC properly remarks, It — that marine life had been ers are likely to get earned elect should recognize that casinos, while nished ABC. is a "most difficult area" of fact deputies, and other wom- killed. Assume that the stag- tioned race track betting and the state lot- away. Searching for dramatic they may draw tourists, will also bring an To judge from the PCC's judgment. The staging of en had performed the same ing occured: Was it wrong'' effect, they may lose the trail teries. assortment of hoodlums to municipalities letters of reprimand, the news with which the commis- kind of undercover work. Was Still a third charge against of truth Reporting and show sion is concerned is "the pre- the public seriously deceived? s • The public, of course, not likely would in which they arc operated. charges were pretly well CBS arose in 1968, when a biz are not the same thing, proved: Certain film se- sentation of a purportedly sig- A second charge against crew arrived too late to film a and the FCC is right in seek- vote "yes" for just about any proposition Legalized race track betting hasn't quences had indeed been nificant event which did not in CBS had to do with a film pre- certain speech by Gov. Roger ing to keep this distinction that was sold on the false premise that it eliminated bookmakers; a legalized lot- staged: and though both net- (act occur." The question ul- pared seven years ago in Los D. Branigan of Indiana. A re- clear timately Is "whether the pub- Angeles, dealing with the poi- would reduce property taxes and avert a tery hasn't eliminated numbers racket- works had disciplined the re- porter evidently asked the On the other hand, the ob- lic is deceived about a matter soning of certain seal life at statewide income tax. Even though the eers. Beyond that, neither legal operation sponsible producers, CBS cs- governor to repeat a couple of ject of a documentary is to Laguna Beach. Here the alle- race tracks and the lotteries are revenue paragraphs for the camera; tell a story. It is an ancient has solved New Jersey's fiscal woes. A tax gation was that the film por- he obliged; and the film was and a noble art. So long as producers for the state, neither operation reform program is still needed. Let's hope trayed "dead sea animals" aired without notice to theoutright fraud and serious de- has been a salvation for the state treasury. that when he becomes governor, he'll give when in fact "the creatures viewers that they were seeing ception are avoided — and so were pickled specimens bor- Atlantic City has lost is appeal as a more thought to the tax reform angle than a staged replica. Was this long as "staging" involves no rowed from a laboratory at tourist attraction because it is among the to supporting those who mistakenly claim censurable? issues of fairness, accuracy the University of California." state's cities which have deteriorated to that more legalized gambling is the solu- One of the three charges and balance - perhaps the The evidence in support of such an extent people just do not want to tion to the problems of our cities and our against ABC, dealing with a practice is defensible. It this charge was nut con-student demonstration In Loswould be a drab world Indeed go there. state. clusive. One faculty member Angeles, could not be proved if story tellers were denied dimly recalled that he had at all. The other two incidents those devices of Illusion and loaned some of his marine involved filmed documen- embellishment that make of a Middletown's Future specimens to someone, but he taries on gambling in Lasdull account a small work of couldn't remember this par- Nothing in many decades has stirred Middletown's growth was not guided Vegas and police wives in art up Middletown's citizenry as has,the in- by a strong master plan and accom- troduction of a master plan by the town- panying zoning laws, and some of the ship's Planning Board and the subsequent township's problems can be traced to that public hearings. The letters The Daily failing. Despite having gotten professional Today in History Register has received have been generally advice, the Planning Board's members thoughtful. Both the letter writers and the are Mlddletown residents who, we arc By The Associated Press nounced that Italy was with- shipyards. Today Is the 345th day of speakers at the hearings have expressed convinced, will continue to listen to the ad- drawing from the League of' Five years igo . . Presi 1973. There are 20 days left in Nations. great concern about the plan, particularly vice of their neighbors. dent Elect Mxon announced the year. In 1944, in World War II, hl» Cabinet and said one of his u it affects the established character of ' Dwight E. Richardson, Planning Today's highlight In history: German troops under attack chief goals would be m ease some areas of the township. Board chairman, has been receptive to the On this dale in 1941. (,ci- by the American 1st Army, re- the problems of the American There aim has been considerable criti- citizen interest, He's invited residents who many and Italy declared war treated across the Rovr° Riv- city on the United Slates. er. cism of the plan because of the number of did not speak at the hearings to write to On this date - In 1948, John D Rockefeller Today's birthdays: Former apartments it would permit. We believe the board, and he's promised that the In 1816, Indiana became the Jr. offered to domte a six- Secretary of the Interior Fred that provisions should be made for apart- boacd's deliberations In the month ahead 19th state. block piece of Manhattan real Seaton is 04 years old. Pro ment buildings because a municipality as will include meetings with trie heads of In 1K4K. Louis Napoleon was estate for a headquarters fur football official George Bauer Urge as Muidietown needs that type of Middletown's abundant civic associations. tltcttd prnMtni of Franc*. the United Nations in i»;i«, Edward vm abdi- dwelling as a balance for one-family resi- We believe Middletown will get a mas- Ten years ago the Pen- Thought fm today The cated .is King "I Knglund. I agon announced It wai dences Placing them In ideal locations, of ter plan that will protect and guide its fu- nio«t necessary task of civ King George VI ascended Hie Ing 3!) military Install,! Illation IK to tpflch man how course, becomes a paramount consid- ture It also will be a product, we trust, of including the Philadelphia, to think -Thomas A Edison, eration for the planners democracy worklnq at Its i No*. In 1W7, Hi'nllo Mussolini an- San Francisco and Bi American Invtfltor, IK4, He Dally Register, Bet Buk-Mlddletewi, N.J. Tuesday, December II, 1171 7 Keansburg's Eileen M. Lloyd Wants Facts About Jahos thing terribly wrong with the 27 Orchard St. Jahos appointment or nomi- proposal, in almost exact du- do with less. Surely Richard felines and their owners. gerated was followed in the order of priorities that the Keansburg, N.J. 077M nation. plication of his presentation, Nixon, who is no monarch, I can't thank this mtfn account by the further state- newspapers have announced To the Editor: A I believe the people have now appears on the new pro- can confine himself to two enough (or what he has done ment that "at least one resi- for your committee's work. After reading recent arti- the right to know all the facts posed Master Plan for Middle- FROM OUR homes, namely the White and I know many more-people dent disagreed." The man is They have indicated that your cles in your news-paper con-, in this matter. town. House and Camp David. feel the same way. I've re- not a resident. Extensive pol- committee expects to vote on cerning the findings of the Very truly yours, In 1968. Charles Levine. the ceived numerous calls and let- ling has failed to discover any READERS Sincerely,' and probably approve the Judiciary .Committee of the Eileen M Lloyd builder-developer of Coventry ters praising him. We all want resident who disagrees. Susan L. Goldnng. nomination of Gerald Ford as Monmouth County Bar Associ- Woods, was denied approval to thank him and wish him all Sincerely yours, Vice President of the United ation, it appears to me that' VI* .in • by the Planning Board on a frequency. The crowning the luck he so very well de- William Withers. I'll IV States before you decide- there is much to do about Negligent Planning similar proposal for multiple touch was reported a couple serves. Chairman of Resident! whether or not to impeach nothing. familv unlts in tnis arca The of days ago. To justify the ex- Vet Appreciated Road Committee 33 White Oak Ridge Roa Starr > with our new life ityle, l'i> i dent Nixon continues In m.nii- tain his homes in Key Kis- 608 COOKMAN AVI., ASBU«Y PARK oayni ami sun Clement! ind 60 BROAD STREET, RED BANK i uses lixpayi ind FREE MUNICIPAL PARKING AT OUR REAR ENTRANCE Open Every Night 'til Christmas Umi ni much iwtdfd hral i» fly himsell ind Ins I'n1 in DM in Hi'1 other wiih 8 The Dally Register, Red Baak-MUkllctowa, N.J. Twtday, December 11,117} Asamera Outlook Good By ROGER E. SPEAR in the first half of the cur- Shopping for Bicycles rent fiscal year, earnings were up over 70 per cent to 31 a reputable bicycle dealer Q - I hold 700 shares of By SYLVIA PORTER cents a share versus 18 cents who will back up his product Asamera Oil (ASE) at about SL'GCESSFLL (SecMd •( iwt columns) in the previous year. The re- and pledge of service. double current trading prices. INVESTING cent 26 per cent increase to $6 YOUR MONEYS Key Tips Should I hold or sell?-HM. If you buy a bicycle (or A — Despite the volatile ac- a barrel, announced for its In- transportation — not just (or Here are other key tips on donesian subsidiary's North der the'seat of an American tion of these shares in the exercise and fun — in today's WORTH how to shop for and save on a Sumatra crude, will have a fa- children's bicycle. This in- present "energy scare mar- basis) which more than Belgium, being one of the lat- boom, you'll pay from $70 (o iiMiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiHiim bicycle now: vorable impact on cash flow. dicates that the bike meets ket," I see no justification for doubled in fiscal 1973, is ex- ter, enjoys a 15 per cent rate. $500 for it and possibly more. — Rent one or more bikes Royalty payments on farm- the most recent standards of selling ASM. With reserves es- pected to redouble by 1975 No U.S. income tax return Even as strictly sports equip- and test ride the make and outs and from interests sold to be talked into a more ex- the Bicycle Manufacturers timated conservatively at 31 Production during the year need be filed by your aunt ment, this now ranks among model you think you prefer Mobil Oil, are additional pensive machine on hand, Association. Note: no im-million barrels and operating ended March, 1973, increased since the tax is deducted at the costlier items you can before you make any major plusses for future earning! your wait may be fairly long. ported bikes can get this seal in an area which is politically 70 per cent; since thai time the source. buy. investment. (Jet the con eel growth. In proximity to Japan You also may discover that (even the best) and some ex- stable. Asamera represents eight producing wells have In order to qualify as a frame size (distance from with her insatiable thirst for You well may find thai a this field is marred by a large cellent American bikes lack sound investment value. Cash been drilled in the company's Class 1 investor she must not pedal crank to point where oil, Asamera is well situated model you want is hard In gtt fringe of unscrupulous deal- it, too — so use it primarily as flow, (again on a conservative Tualang field. perform personal services,_ seat mounts) for you. Be par- to benefit from the present oil and that you have to wait un- ers. And you may bitterly a guide to children's bikes. sell merchandise in the U.S.' ticularly sure your child's shortage. til your type can be shipped to regret it if you don't follow bike fits Do not buy a big — — Assemble a new bike or benefit from a trust which you. Unless you are willing lo the basic rule: buy only from but unsafe — bike he'll "grow yourself — a job which will Q — My aunt, a citizen of LS "engaged in trade or busi- into." Just allow a reasonable also save money by teaching Belgium, recently purchased ness" in this country. Class I range of seat and handlebar you how to repair it Have a Zackowitz Heads shares of American Telephone foreign Investors are not tax- adjustment for some growth. competent repairman check (NYSE). Will she have to file ed on,capital gains unless Local Securities Bicycles are involved in more your work to be sure you did a U.S. income tax or pay oth- more than 183 days annually Representative inter-dcalcr quotations at approximately 3 accidents around the house it right. Accountants Unit er U.S. taxes? - K.G. are spent in the U.S. pm. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail than any other product. Do A — Foreign investors who mark-up, mark-down, or commission. not compromise on safety. — Among your "must" ac- KNGUSHTOWN - Morns College. are not "engaged in trade or BANKS cessories, buy a chain and II Zackowitz has been in- Mr. Zackowitz, married and business" in the U.S. - Class — Don't overlook the major stalled as president of the the father of two children, is a "'IIIIIHH|lllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllllllllllln llliiMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII tification on the post just un- Night.

When 1 see you coming through my door, I don't see just one potential customer. I see a whole string of them. Because if I can make you happy with one of my brand-new 1974 Fords, and with the way I service them and treat you, I know you'll be back. Again and again. And—who knows?— maybe next time you'll have your brother-in-law with you. Or a friend. And his brother-in-law. You see, repeat business and recommendations are Christmas in the .really the heart of our success in selling Fords in this area. SQUARE at So come in and take a look at our beautiful new Natebons. Pintos,Torinos, Mavericks, LTDs, Galaxies,Thunderbirds, Important white ground glen plaid vested suit, 95.00. Dress shirts, cut to the younger male body, 8.00. and the exciting, all-new Mustang II. Bow ties, 4.00. Brighl plaid sport coats, 55.00. . I f you're not impressed with my attitude or my cars, New narrow cuff slacks, 20.00 you have nothing to lose. But I do. 1T*£\gv%C± JVn White ribbed orlon lurtleneck shirt, 13.00. Body-fit gray melton outercoat from Canada, 79.50. 16011 You'll notice that prices as well as homer styles in the SQUARE are tailored to young marrieds and young sing!' Broad and Front Streets, Red Bank. A gift certificate might solve all your problems. The Dally Register, Red B»*-Mkdd)H»wa, N.J. Tuesday, December II, 1MJ I Woman Denies Child Neglect Charge FREEHOLD - A B-ycar and Robert Angersback, 21, of June IS in Long Branch. robbing Hugh Boyle, 110 South Steven Schwartz, 22, of 373 old Freehold woman has 8 West Richard St., Hizlet, Harry J. Conover, 43, of 52 St., Freehold, of $42 Sept. I in RobertsviUe Road, Freehold, pleaded Innocent to a charge denied attempting to break Rosewood Place, Neptune Freehold. denied issuing forged checks of neglecting her two-year-old into New Raritan Liquors, Rt. City, denied a charge of book- Kenneth Johnson of 6 Glen- -one (or $55on Nov. 11,1971, son June 15 in Freehold. 36, West Keansburg, with in- making July 27 in Eatontown.. mary Ave., Leonardo, denied and one for $60 on Nov. 12, Mrs. Sonja Ellefsen of 22 tent to steal Jan. 11 Kenneth Haskins, 23. of entering the Atlantic High- 1971, against the account of Marcy St. denied that she neg- Joan L. Motley, 42, of New Clinton St., Matawan, denied lands firehouse without break- Gerard Freeman, 139 Wilson lected her son. Alien Ellefsen, York City and Evelyn K. Pul- breaking into the home of Mr. ing July 15 and attempting to Ave,, Freehold - to the Cen- who the Indictment said Is a phus, 32, of Englewood Cliffs, and Mrs. James Ducatelll, 25 steal a two-way radio valued tral Jersey Bank and Trust cerebral palsy victim, by alle- denied they obtained $2,500 Noble Place, Matawan Town- at $800. Co., Freehold Township. gedly locking him in his bed- from Mrs. Josephine Koste- ship, Aug. 21 and stealing a room and as a result he lansky of Otter St., Hazlet, at $350 chain saw. caught his arm In a window the K Mart shopping center, Linda l.awson, 22, of Atkins KEEP WARM THIS frame. Rt. 35, last Feb. 20 by alle- Ave., Neptune, denied assault- Mrs. Ellefsen was arraigned gedly pretending to her that ing Suzanne Twigg, 76 Ocean- WINTER, BURN before Superior Court Judge they had found $9,600 in cash port Ave., Oceanport, with in- M. Raymond McGowan. and would split it with her if tent to rob and robbing her of Charles Gagllano, b'i, of the would give them $2,500 in three rings valued at more Perth Amboy denied charges good faith. than $200 in Long Branch of bookmaldng and conspiring , They also denied that they June 13. CANNEL COAL to permit bookmaking and lot- obtained $2,000 from Mrs. Arnold K. Hill. 19, of 58 tery July 6 in Matawan Town- Anna M. Shimak, Birch wood Bond St., Freehold, denied IN YOUR FIREPLACE ship. Drive, Cllffwood Beach, by Harold J. Connett. 29, of 131 telling her they had found CENTER CELEBRATES FIFTH YEAR — Mrs. Frances Tapp, owner and Hudson Ave., Red Bank, de- $32,000 in cash and would give r ot fhe Chlldre ?i«u n's Care Center, Red Bonk, celebrates the center's nied committing atrocious as- her $10,tM If she would put up NURSING HOME FRED D.WIKOFF CO. • M'HW Cart fifth anniversary with her three-year-old daughter Diane Marie and mem- sault and battery upon Frank $2,000. • IN *• titt til tMil • MMICIfI W«>«« bers of the staff. In background from left are Mrs. Judl Tuizolino of Lin- Mueller of 131 Hudson Ave., Gregory B. Tucker, 26, of 236 MAPLE AVENUE croft, child care aide; Mrs. Louise Doland of Long Branch, nursery Red Bank, In Red Bank, April 711 Art St., Long Branch, de- NAVES** HOUSE school teacher; Mrs. Becky Angello of Red Bank, nursery school teach- 27. nied possessing controlled 40 KWtnUi A*., M knk , RED BANK 741-0564 er s aide, and Mrs. Judy Secord, of Long Branch, assistant director and Dennis P. Nelan. 20, of 12 dangerous substances, nielli- kindergarten teacher. Second St., West Keansburg, adone and Blphetamine-T, Juniperperper: An Elf Who Couldn't Do Anything Right CHAPTER4 By Bob Boyle After leaving the Christmas Ball-making Factory, Santa and Juniperperper walked to- ward the toy factories. "They're all painted red, Santa. Why?" Juniperperper asked. "Well, red ia such a nice color, Juniperperper," Santa replied. "And, we make many toys here. Red fire engines, red bicycles, red notes for toy Ru- dolphs, red sleds and many other red things. We, the elves and I, decided that our toy fac- tories should be red." "Do you make only red toys in red factories?" the little elf asked. Santa laughed as he said, "No, no, Juniperperper. We make different color toys. But red is pretty common and it is 'Ho, Ho, Ho,' Santa laughed, 'They're the bicycle a pretty color, so we made the testers.1 - toy factories red. They make a nice contrast to the green when he saw a big sled test run factory, the factory which Cristmaa Ball Factory, don't area. makes children's furniture and you think?" "Santa, you mean that all many other places. "They are pretty, Santa," day some of the elves just ride "Gee whiz, Santa," Juniper- Juniperperpersaid. sleds?" Juniperperper asked. perper said. "I didn't know you By this time the winter "That's right, Juniper- had so many working areas. No storm over the North Pole perper," Santa replied. "But, wonder you and your elves are stopped and the sun began to as in the bicycle shop, this job kept busy year round making shine. is switched, too. One week the toys for good boys and girls." "My the snow looks pretty elves who place the runners on "We are kept busy," Santa with the sun shining on it, the sleds will get to test ride said. "And there are so many Santa said. "Here's the bicycle them. Then the next week an- good children all over the world factory. Let's go in." other group tests the sleds." to make presents for. Why I "When they entered the Juniperperper and Santa don't know what I would do building they went into a big then went into the ski factory without all the elves. They cer- room and saw dozens of little and here there was a big hill of tainly are a big help to me." elves riding back and forth snow from the Magic Snow "Did you decide where I can across the room." Forest. A tiny ski lift brought work, Santa?" Juniperperper "They're having fun and not elves from the bottom way up asked. working, Santa," Juniper- to the top and they skiicd "You haven't seen every- perper said. down. thing yet," said Santa. "I'm "Ho, ho, ho," Santa laughed. sure that we'll find a place for "Boy, oh boy, Santa," .luni- you." "They are working. They're the perperper said. "I bet the ski- bicycle testers. All they have to ing elves are working, too. I "Santa, you know the North do is to ride bicycles." want to work here." Pole is the most fun place in "That sounds like fun," trie whole, wide world." Juni- "You're right, Juniper- perperper said. "I'm so happy Juniperperper said. perper," Santa replied. "They "It is, Santa replied. that I came over here from the are working. And it is fun. Magic Snow Forest. I can hard- "That's why we have different Work can be fun, you know. ly wait to get started in my jobs in this department. For But after they're finished their work. I still like the skiing test one week these elves will test week on the ski run, they'll run the best." ride the bicycles, and then an- leave and work in the ski-mak- other group will get the job. ing factory for a couple of "Well, you have to see the The elves love test riding, nat- weeks until it is their turn to stables, too, and you must see urally, so we must split it up. ski again." nur superscope room," Santa said. Next week the elves who put "Can I work here, Santa?" the chains on the bicycles will "The superscope room?" Juniperperper asked. Juniperperperasked. be the riders." "You're getting a little impn- "Oh, boy, Santa, I would like tient," Santa said. "You ha- "Yes, Santa said. "That's to work here," Juniperperper where we keep track of all good ven't seen the rest of our factor- boys and girls. In this room United said. ies. Come on, let's continue our we're able to tell which chil- "Before you decide you'd tour and then we'll decide dren are naughty and which better see what else we have in where you will work. children are nice." the toy factories." Santa said. Juniperperper followed "Come on Juniperperper, Counties Juniperperper followed Santa and they toured the doll Santa around the toy tenters. making factory; the little cook- we'll go to the superscope He was shown where the elves ing stove factory, the robot room, now," Santa added... make sleds and was thrilled making factory, the little radio Man' lunwrnnt: Trust Free Clinics Scheduled FREEHOLD - The Krro various locations in Howell gram this year to help identi- hold Health Department in co- from today through Thursday. fy those whose blood pressure Overdraft Checking operation with the Howell Diabetes testing is advised is higher than normal. Hyper- tension is a contributing fac- Township Board of Health will for those In the following high Here's instant money for holiday shopping conduct free diabetes, glauc- risk categories: overweight, tor in heart disease. oma and hypertension screen- relative of known diabetic, Those attending the clinic and entertainment. We'll establish a cash ing Thursday, between I p.m. person over 40, or mother of are requested to eat a meal, reserve to back up your UCTC Checking Ac- including potatoes, bread and and 3 p.m. at St. Peter's Epis- baby over nine pounds at count-$500 or more. It covers checks written copal Church, 33 Throckmor- birth. a starchy dessert, approxi- ton St. Blood pressure screening mately Vft to two hours be- for more than your balance. Or, you can Other clinics will be held at has been added to the pro- fore the testing. transfer any part of your available credit to TraiiMl Talk Scl your checking account whenever you wish. FREEHOLD - Allenhurst There's no obligation to use your credit. Why Mayor Martin J. Vaccaro, not have it on hand just in case of need. Apply u\feS chairman of the Shore Trans- now at any office of UCTC. they were portation Committee, will sfcee speak on Mass Transportation Do you in Mnnmouth County before Another feature of UCTC's "ONE-STATE- united counties know the Municipal Association MENT BANKING" total convenience for per- tomorrow at Paul Samperi's sonal checking account customers. OVER- Restaurant, Rt. 35, Ocean trust company Clan Township. Mayor Vaccaro DRAFT CHECKING • AUTOMATIC SAVINGS last week was named aa a • ACCOUNT SUMMARIES MacGregor member of the Monmouth where good things start to happen quarts County Transportation All in one helpful package Member of Federal Reserve System • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. arenowonly Coordinating Committee. (riirdcn Chili to M«TI omn IXPIMI COLTS NECK - The Gar- &Uzkt tocaUaHd- Ut Manm&tdk County to- ie>iw you: MCIMIEft 11, 1I7J den Club of Colts Nock will Btlford Office Eatontown Otlice Keansburg Aulobank Middletown Office meet today at inc homi ol 45 Leonardville Road Executive Center One M.nn Slrnnt 242 Mam Street >y 35 Mrs. John Nugent, Barbery Clan Lane The trinva-door contest Chapel Hill Office Keaniburg Office Lincrolt Office Port Monmoulh Office will be Judged and mentbtn 443 Highway 35 Church Street and Caff Avi 600 Nowm.in Spring 57 Highway 36 MacGregor. will rionutr handmade < all you pay for is the Scotch naments for Mm linn itii.itik Hospital 11 The Dally Register, Red ttnak-MMdkUwi, S.I. Tuesday, December II, I»7J Museum Friends Gather to Honor Shahn

By ELEANOR MARKO Roosevelt artist's widow, who has donated many of Shahn's she still resides in the-studio-home that was so dear to her hus- works to the museum. And, members of the Shahn family who Contemporary Life Editor band, were at the dinner party, including Mr. and Mrs Morris attended, Miss Abigail Shahn of New York, and Mrs. Judith (Moshe) Bressler. As a neighborhood friend Mr. Bressler Shahn Dugan of Truro, Mass. TRENTON — The Friends of the New Jersey State Mu- shared his knowledge of Hebrew characters and historic liter- seum had a five-fold purpose in staging a gala benefit here at — It was an introduction to the Friends' new gallery "Art- ature with Shahn. His son. Martin Bressler. now of Maplewood. the cultural center. lease" on the second floor of the museum, where art works of and executor of the Shahn estate, also was present with his — It was a preview of the new exhibition continuing wide range are on sale or for lease. pretty wife. George Levinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sellg- through Jan. 27 of 55 of Ben Shahn's most unique and impor- Mrs. Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, director of the museum, man of Roosevelt, and Dr. and Mrs. Bradford A. Judd, tant prints spanning his prolific printmaking career from 1931 made the introductions to the 250 guests attending the party, Shrewsbury, were among the area friends attending until his death in 1969. which was staged in a second floor gallery in the Hall of Cul- Membership Is Open — It was a party to honor Dr. Kenneth W. Prescott, for- tural History. Membership in the Friends of the New Jersey State mer director for eight years of the state museum and the publi- Thermostat at K Museum, formerly the Association for the Arts, is open. cation of his new book "The Complete Graphic Works of Ben It is a non-profit membership corporation organized "Despite the ^Wegree thermostat." explained Mrs. Slosh- Shahn," copies of which were available for purchase — and to support and to foster interest in the museum's programs berg, who was assistant to Prescott when he was director, autographed by the author. and collections and to assist the museum in increasing its ef- "our welcome to the Friends' party is warm." As a concession The museum's accessions for the definitive collection of fectiveness in its six disciplines (branches) at the cultural cen- to the energy crisis, the lights also were at near-blackout lev- over 300 graphic works by.Shahn are credited to Dr. Prescott, ter. el who resides In Pcnnington and is now a program officer at the * The Friends board of trustees chairman, Mrs. W. Park Ford Foundation in New York. Mrs. Shahn, dressed in a long, dark brown jersey knit, Armstrong of Princeton, projected the enthusiasm of the orga- Through donors and collectors and financial contributions seemed deeply moved by the attention given to her. A private nization to support the activities at the museum, which has no to purchase art for the museum collection in addition to occa- person, she admitted that the crush of people was rather over- official purchase fund of its own. President of the Friends is sional purchases through the treasurer of the State of New whelming, but deeply appreciated. Mrs. Robert D. Graff of Far Hills. Among theUrustecs serving Jersey and through the Friends, the ambitious undertaking The staging of the Shahn exhibition, which is expected lo on the board is Miss Laura Harding of llolmdcl has fittingly focused attention on the works of Shahn. an inter- attract thousand* from the Instate area, is dramatic. The Art lease gallery will be open weekdays 10 a.m. to nationally acclaimed artist who chose to live in Roosevelt, a Mrs. Shahn, who knows all her husband's art, said, "It is a noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 2-4 p.m. on •toitttr Slulf P»»lm hamlet in Monmouth County. moving experience to see his work." Sundays. Artlease chairman is Mrs. Walter F. Gips Jr. of GUEST OF HONOR - Mrs. Bernardo Shahn, Among the contributors credited for this current exhibition Mrs. Shahn, at an earlier reception for Dr. Prescott at Princeton. stands in front of a poster sllkscreened by the Is Allison Stern of Scobeyville. Kennedy Galleries in New York, where his book was in- Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Satur- N.J. State Museum In honor of her late husband — It was a benefit to help raise funds to permanently in- troduced and some of the graphics exhibited that are in the day and 2-5 p.m. Sunday. All facilities at the cultural center Ben Shahn, whose graphics were previewed at a stall outdoors at the center two huge murals by Shahn, "Tree State Museum's collection, remarked that, "Since 1 have so will be closed Dec. 24 and 25, and Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. reception given by the Friends of the rnuseum. of Life" and "Atomic Table" which were created in 1963 for few works left. It Is wonderful to see them again - it is like Concurrent with the Shahn exhibition on the first floor of With her Is Monroe Wheeler, trustee and coun- the then Israeli cruise ship SS Shalom. seeing old friends." the museum, is an American Indian collection and a Curators' selor for the Museum of Modern Art, New York. — It was a party to honor Mrs. Bernards Shahn, the Some of Mrs. Shahn's neighbors from Roosevelt, where Choice collection. The posters are for sale during the exhibit in Trenton.

BENEFIT EVENT - In front of the Ben Shahn mural "Atomic Table" which Is proposed for outdoor permanent ex- hibition at the cultural center, Is the New Jer- sey State Museum's di- rector, Mrs. Leah Phy- fer Sloshberg, left; for- mer director Dr. Ken- neth W. Prescott and Mrs. Prescott of Pen- nlngton. The Shahn ex- hibition of graphics is currently at the mu- seum In Trenton through Jan. 27. Dr. Prescott Is author of the new work "The- Complete Graphic Works of Ben Shahn" based on the permanent collection of graphics in the state museum, which also acquired NEIGHBORHOOD FRIENDS — Mr. and Mrs. Morris (Moshe) Bressler of Shahn's two murols" Roosevelt, view a serigraph "Where There Is a Book There Is No also in the show. Sword," a fire-beast image which was an antecedent for a bookplate for them designed by Shahn In a gesture of friendship for Mr. Bressler's aid in writing Hebrew. Shahn repeatedly used the fire-beast image, which fw OF RED BANK originated from a Chicago ghetto fire in which four children lost their lives in the 1940s. 24 BROAD STREET Pincushions Do Stick Pincushions have been sav- times that. Inexpensive types ing pins for centuries in an at- were mass-produced: replicas tractive and accessible way. of flowers, animals, wearing The pin was unquestionably a apparel or even furniture very valuable and scarce item items were common. in bygone days. The collecting of pincu- About Antiques

The earliest pincushions shions can be a most reward- were made in the shape of ing hobby. Generally, dealers' miniature pillows and re- prices are modest enough to SHAHN'S DAUGHTER - Mrs. Judith Shahn Du- ferred to as 'pin-pillows'. By allow the beginner to as- gan of Truro, Mass., views one of her father's the early nineteenth century, semble an interesting display 1963 serlgraphs "Warsaw" In the current show in they began to take on the in a short time. The collector the New Jersey State Museum, Trenton. more familiar appearance of can also rejoice in the fact small, stuffed, fabric cush- that many of these quaint by- ions, which were often set into gones are waiting to be dis- containers or bases. Sizes, de- covered in attics, drawers, signs, and materials used and forgotten hideaways all were numerous. Ladies' over North America. magazines of the day pub- lished designs for Pincushions to be made at home, and they were undoubtedly responsible WECHSLER'S open EVERY EVENING 7/7 9 except Sat. for many of the examples of fine needlework that can be found today. Hand-painted fabrics set into silver bases also became popular during the 1850s. A favorite commercial nov- , errr/o elty pincushion was produced osysy from the 1880s through World War 1. It was a six to seven- inch-long lady's shoe in silver plate or white metal, a cush- ion being set in the open top. it" Although the original price fur this shoe-model was about one dollar, today's price is several has Ihe answer lor you how-to books galore on Harpist needlepoint, crewel and bargelio. etc. Featured THE 73 STERLING Things to make or give: LITTLK SILVER - Mar MEDALLION by TOWLE Christmas ornaments, stockings, jorte MoUmauer, concert hnr- loy bags, pocketbooks, belts. Irames. lamps, tennis pist and teacher and member Third in a series of racquet covers, goll club covers, trays, dolls, address of the Monmouth Symphony beautilully designed medallions books, paper weights, bookends. etc. Orchestra, will perform .it in featuring the Twelve Days ol Christmas. morrow's 1 p.m. meeting of Three French Hens' are depicted on one side, the Woman's Club nf Llttlfl Always uselul accessories: thimbles, scissors, mag the Christmas Rosa on the other. SUver. Like living mlying glasses, yarn caddys. sewing kits etc Towle's medallion is both a handsome pendant Mrs. K.J. i.Nt/ is chairman and an heirloom'Christmas Tree ornament. on velvet... of hostesses for MM day. Mrs and il your imagination still hasn't been whetted, Joseph L. Kirk is inrhiinr Of Distinctively gilt boxed. $10 30" Sterling Silver Chain, 8.95 SHEVELVA'"by objMitd Ihe talent table, il which A GIFT CERTIFICATE' items handmade by members will be sold. festively VANITY i:\llt F'rospectlve members and Olft Wrapped with the guests are invited to attend. All's bright on Ihe home lioni O"i I ••on of Wtchsler touch Vanity Fair's (init|i/r She >'Sl»r Celery ult Is a powdered crl Eltginc* that looks and (eels ai lu OK: COLTS TOWNE SHOPPESI form of dried fresh celery totally washable. Siitt Hi ntjlh, $20. mixed with salt. Try adding It . -_ 1 CM< HUM u ROUTE 34 COLTS KtO BANK. Itotd at Harding Parking in nth Floor length, $25. to a cream sauce or a salad Om til (OPP Dtllclout Orchard!) 43ISB1Idressing | . .Charges mmgd. Bank Amencard and Master Charge honored , TV Dally Regbter, Red Baak-MMdleUwa, N.J. Tuetday. December 11.117] ll Saffron Is Super Stuff

•y BARBARA GIBBONS side up in a shallow 9 x 15 roasting pan. Bake or broil at highest heat lor 10 minutes or more, until Tired of pinching pennies it the food counter'.' chicken skin is brown and crispy and well-rendered Why not splurge! On saffron — the most expensive of fat. Remove chicken from pan and drain off fat. spice in the world. Its price perpound rivals Slim Gourmet Put all remaining ingredients in the roasting rubies, but saffron is such super stuff, you only pan and stir well. Place the browned chicken ... • need a modest pinch to turn on a whole meal. • ••• ••• i pieces on top of the rice, skin side up. Cover pan Luckily for the weight-watcher as well as the wal- slow-baked chicken and rice dish It's one of those with foil. Set oven temperature at 225 degrees and let-watcher, saffron has no calories. But it does oven-easy main courses where the timing is uncri- return pan to the oven Bake at very low heat for have a special affinity for low-cost, low-fat foods tical .. half an hour more or less won't affect it two hours or longer, until all liquid is absorbed by i like poultry, fish and rice. much. Isn't that just the sort of dinner you need rice. Makes six servings, about 230 calories each. Why is saffron so expensive'.' The spice is made when you can't be sure whal time Dad will be SIDE DISH PILAF from the dried golden orange stigmas of autumn- home, or how soon your guests will be ready to Combine \ cup brown rice with a pinch »f saf- flowering crocuses, and it takes more than 100.000 head for the dining room'' fron, Mftflespoons raisins and I can condensed fat- hand-picked blooms to make a pound. At retail, skimmed chicken, beef or clam broth diluted with saffron is sold in tiny cans, about the sue of small PILAK CHICKEN AND SAFFRON RICE water to make 2'a cups liquid. Add a bay leaf and aspirin cans. One-fortieth of an ounce costs about IVi pounds disjointed frying chicken season with garlic, salt and pepper Cover and sim- LUNCHEON WITH SANTA - Completing details tor the children's event SO or 70 cents... but that amount is enough to turn garlic salt and pepper mer on top of the range for 40 minutes, until liquid Luncheon With Santa," are Llncroft Woman's Club members, left to a half-dozen lowly chicken or fish dinners into monosodium gluUmite (MSC, national) is absorbed. Serve with broiled meal, poultry or riant, Mrs. Anthony Flscella, Holmdel, refreshment co-chairman; Mrs. gourmet extravagances. Dressing up low-cost main 2V& cups water fish. Serves six. 124 calorics each. • • • James Orem, tickets; Mrs. Robert Davis, decorations, and Mrs. Richard courses with saffron and rice proves far less ex- >4 teaspoon Spanish saffron Baronowskl, chairman, all of Lincroft. Proceeds from the event, set for pensive than buying packaged mixes. Less fatten- % cup brown rice Poultry is the dieter's friend! For more low-cal Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in the Lincrott Presbyterian Church, Everett Road ing, too, because the packaged mixes often contain 3 tablespoons raisins recipes and slimming ideas, send a stamped, self- and West Front St., will be donated to local charities. Walter Hilden will extra fat and fillers the calorie-wise cook wouldn't Have chicken completely cut up. Trim away addressed envelope and '"> cents in Slim Gourmet play the role of Santa at the open event, which will feature gifts, a sing-a- include in her own homemade dish. fal. Sprinkle chicken liberally with garlic salt, pep Chicken Dishes, In care of this newspaper, 50 West long, and luncheon prepared by the members of the club. Our favorite saffron "turn-on" is the following per and MSG if desired. Place chicken pieces skin Shore Trail, Sparta, N J. 07871.

Clay Feet Are Ecumenical

Dear Ann Landers: I am a Yes, I have strayed. And Happy? You bet. But I have friends, girl friends, sisters, Protestant minister with "a now it is your turn, dear lost two of my best friends. cousins, aunts, and whom- little clay around his ankles," members of my congregation, They are both fat. ever. When you have that as you put it. Your column to minister to me, to try to un- Ann Landers Can it be that they ditched many people making private about the clergyman who derstand and to forgive me. me because they are jealous? phone calls they tie up the strayed was sent to me by Is it possible that they don't company's lines. It's not fair three different people — I have given you guidance door. I have gone to court as would rather write to Ann want me around because sud- to the employer. anonymously, of course. My and emotional support when a character witness to help Landers than admit that their denly I look so much better The next time you call a response is not intended as a you were trying to work your husband when he falsi- clergyman is subject to the than they do? place of business, Ann Land- defense, but 1 hope you will through an illicit romance fied his income tax returns. I same passions as they? I've heard it said that when ers, and can't get through be- sat up with you in your living print it. with that handsome man next Will you believe that I have a girl loses weight she also cause the lines are busy, re- room till dawn when your son prayed to God for guidance loses her fat friends. Do you member that it might be the was caught in a drug bust and and asked Him how to avoid believe it? — New Me Minus advice you gave in your col- Club Installs Members arranged through a clergy- hurting others, and yet be Two umn. And it will serve you man in that college town to honest with myself? Some- Dear You: They weren't right. - I Spend A Dime Dur- ;At Christmas Dinner get the charges dropped. You times He Is silent. Sometimes friends. They were acquaint- ing Lunch Hour said you would never forget MATAWAN - New mem- Membership for the Junior He has granted me insight, ances who shared a common Dear Dime: Tmiche, dear, that favor. bers of Matawan Junior Wom- Woman's Club is open all year but I still feel loved by Him. problem. 1 can't see that you and muchas gracias. an's Club will be installed at to women between 18 and 35 Will you now look, with me, — Your Clayfootcd Minister have lost much. Forget it. Discover how to be date tonight's 7 p.m. Christmas jiving in Matawan and sur- at the outmoded divorce and (No Locale, Please) Dear Ann Landers: Maybe bait without falling hook, line dinner in the American Hotel, rounding areas. Information ecclesiastical regulations that you'll say I'm a cold-hearted and sinker. Ann Landers' NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY - Mrs. llene Lehrer, Dear Minister: Thank you Freehold. can be obtained from any ju- have held me a prisoner in a w*cn, but 1 don't think you booklet, "Dating Do's and left, and Mrs. Marlon Rothchlld, Freehold, pitch for an honest expression of a nior or Mrs. James Atkins, marriage that is a mockery should have stood up for that Don'ts," will help you be Into details for the gala New Year's Eve Party tortured man. I received sim- ' The club's holiday plans in- Keyport. becausoOtty—parishioners woman who telephoned her. more poised and sure of your- the United Cerebral Palsy Women's Auxiliary of ilar letters from several rab- clude a Dec. 14 party for chil- 84-year-old mother from Ihc self on dates. Send 35c in com Marlboro Is sponsoring, The party In the Colts bis and priests. What better dren attending Cliffwood Day office three and four times a along with a long, stumped, Neck firehouse, Crlne Road, will begin at 9 p.m. evidence that clay feet are Care Center, a members-off- The Knights feted day. self-addressed envelope and and feature the Daybreak Quartet, hot ond cold - truly ecumenical? spring caroling trip to nursing On 25th Anniversan U that woman can call her your rwyieqlto Ann Landers, buffet dinner, party favors and other Items. The homes Dec. 18, and assisting Dear Ann Landers: Ever mother, so can everyone else. P.O. Box 3146, Chicago, Il- chairmen are accepting reservations for the since I was 16 years old, linois 60654. ^"^ with a Dec. 20 children's par- COCOA, Fla. - Mr. and N.J. They can also call their boy event. in>i« * people have been saying to ty planned by Monmouth Mrs. William J. Knight Sr. of Mr. amhMrs. Knight were me, "You have such a beau- Community Action Program. Cocoa, formerly of River married Nov. 21, 1948 in St, tiful face, if you'd lose 20 Plaza, N.J., celebrated their Anthony's Catholic Church, pounds you'd be the best look- A pre-school eye-screening 25th wedding anniversary Red Rank, N.J. They have ing girl in any crowd." So, on program in conjunction with with 175 friends and relatives four children: Mrs. Barbara my 19th birthday, I decided to the New Jersey Association at a party here in the District Mangum, Mrs. Patricia Cor- go on a strict diet. That was for the Blind will take place 4 fire station. Among the bett, William J. Knight Jr., six months ago. 1 dropped 21 Jan. 14, 15, and 16 at the First guests were the flower girl in and Michael Knight. There pounds and another five for Presbyterian Church here. the wedding party, Mrs. Mary are two grandchildren. good measure, and now heads The juniors will again have the Nichiols, and Frank Catherine turn to look, for the first time assistance of the National and Ann Nichiols of Kumson, Also attending were Mr. and in my life. Council of Jewish Women, N.J., and Mrs. Charles HOT- Mrs. William Roswell for- Bayshore area in this project. nbostci of Monmouth Beach, merly of Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSantis, for- EDUCATION METHODS merly of Shrewsbury, N.J., and Mrs. Frank DeVito, Rum- SOUTH AMBOY - Xi Beta Make A Date son. Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow eve- A paid directory of coming events lor non-prom orgamzn ning in the home here of Mrs. lions. Rates: (2 00 for 3 lines for one day. II 00 each addi- Matt llawn, who will present tional line: 13.00 for two days, il 23"earn additional line: Trinity a program on methods of edu- POO for three lft five days, II 50 each additional line: $6

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The current passing — and go to jail — and their their constitutional rights. 'yet acknowledged the need of major oil companies lor allegedly causing the current oil parade of issues in education bargaining organizations are Student interests are in- youth to work, a need going of a student's clothes — or his crisis. includes many new faces and striving for control of vir- creasingly in danger of being far beyond economics. hair — is irrelevant to his a number which were still will not cure the complex ills tually all aspects of the overlooked as faculties and A strange set of bedfellows, ability and willingness to The City Council last night told the law department to learn and, nudged along by draw up and file a suit seeking compensatory and punitive there the last time I looked of school finances. educational process. school boards struggle for the labor unions, with an un- damages from the major oil firms. some5% years ago. Racial problems, loo/ con- Though teachers assert that power, notwithstanding the derstandable vested interest, the power of unfavorable deci- sions, school administrators Mayor William S. Hart Sr. appointed a four-member com- Take school financing for tinue to plague the schools. - militancy and professionalism fact that each group loudly and do-gooders. who still re- example: Now, as then, it is Student racial skirmishes are fully compatible, many protests that it's only interest member the days of the child have largely stopped wasting mittee to see the suit through the courts, and that committee their energies in trying to accused the oil companies of posing a threat to the public chaotic. Large numbers of close down various high ion't agree. The teacher's is the student! sweat shop, have combined to health, safety and welfare. school budgets and building schools and arguments about professional image is not en- In Massachusetts, college keep many ridiculous restric- force students to submit to Ihe ministrations of the local bar- proposals are rejected an- v- school racial ratios can still hanced by the organized and students at one institution now tions on the books. The committee said there is supposed to be enough unpro- ber. cessed oU around to meet this country's needs for the next 100 nually by the voters, but only bring out the worst in many uniform rejection of any sort have a place at the bargaining But of course, it Is too easy yean, but the major oil companies have declined to process it by a minority of those eligible communities. of teacher-rating or.merit sys- table so that they may protect to focus on the negative. The On balance then, the five "for selfish reasons." to vote. Many of those who once ar- tem. their own interests. past five years have also years have been a mixed bag: What the rest of the commu- gued that desegregation of the There are a few stirrings to Perhaps something com- marked a growing recognition Some improvements, some This has resulted, the committee said, in plunging the new problems and some country into a major crisis. nity thinks, no one seems to schools would be solved when, suggest that the public is less parable is needed in the pub- that education ideally is life- have discovered. Budget cuts communities were desegre- willing to continue rewarding lic school bargaining sessions. long and there are growing marking time. The effects of this crisis are already being felt in the cen- Learnirtg is still a crucial tral cities, the committee said, particularly as concerns public made by governmental bodies gated are now leading the teachers, good and poor, sim- Under the present set of prac- numbers of opportunities for health, with thermostats being turned down and fuel to heat are appealed to the commis- battle to insure their ability to ply on basis of their years of tices, students are not only adults to resume their educa- human activity and, in its for- homes in short supply. sioner of education and, maintain a segregated com- service. If teacher groups unrepresented, but interested tions and to advance as-far as malized sense, still a major months later, when the school munity through exclusionary don't take the lead to change students and their parents are ability and determination can consumer of our tax dollars. district is nearly half way zoning practices, even as they things, it will be changed over unable to find out what the is- take them. There are even It's improvement should con- Truck Mishap Delays Penn Central through the budget year, it assert that all they are doing their objections. Tenure is un- sues are. special programs for the se- cern us all for surely the key to a better, more satisfying METUCHEN - Traffic on the Penn Central main line was still does not know how muc^ is preserving home rule. der challenge in many areas Humanliallon Need nior citizen at reduced rates. money it can spend. Less Militancy and, with a buyer's market, The need for humanization New Horizons life must He in our ability to returned to normal by II a.m. yesterday after a trailer truck leam, to learn how to manage that fell from a railroad flatcar was cleared off the tracks, ac- Ruling No Cure On the whole, students arc teacher power is facing a of the schools Is greater than Crowing too, Is the recogni Ultimately, the voting mi- less militant today than they ' strong challenge. ever. They remain largely gi- (ton that education does not our environment and our abil- cording to a Penn Central spokesman. ity to learn how to get along nority approves a referendum were a half decade earlier. School Board Power ant institutions run more to require a special building, The spokesman said delays of up to 25 minutes were «•' with our fellow man, to enrich for a smaller construction Educators' conferences no School board power, still control the unruly student that learning takes place in perienced at the height of the morning rush hour. his life as we do our own. The truck toppled from a flatcar on a Chicago to New proposal which, because of in- longer feature sessions on formidable, is not always'ex-' than to inspire the active and many places and that all York train, blocking two of the four tracks on the railroad's tervening inflation, probably how to handle student pro- ercised with good sense and inquiring mind. parts of the community can For these reasons then, main line, the spokesman said. costs as much as the original tests. The war in Vietnam fi- judgment and with the stu- Under the claim that they be used to provide new learn- "Learning World," will focus on learning In Its broadest The spokesman said he had no explanation for what plan. The court mandated nally, wound down to its end dents' best interests as the can be sued, schools still keep ing horizons. sense and solicits your com- caused the accident change in school financing to and, depending upon your prime focus. Too often, students confined to the prem- We have grown smart relieve the dependence on the point of view, students have boards concentrate their ises; even when the student enough during these five ments on subjects of particu- propertv tax will help, but it' either returned to the serious energies on destroying teach- has nothing to do. Hand in years to recognize that the cut lar concern. Blacks, Whites Hit Regionalization •••in nun ii iti iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiimiimiiiii IIIIHIIIH NEW BRUNSWICK - A coalition of black and white citi- zens met here yesterday and strongly urged the New Brunsw- ick Board of Education to withdraw its plan to help regionalize ' Master Plan Impact Worries ^REGISTER •schools in New Brunswick, North Brunswick and Milllown. Emphasizing their cooperation, four black New Brunswick Tuesday, December II, 1173 13 groups and one white group from North Brunswick said at a Joint news conference that the problem was a two-year dispute between the three Middlesex County municipalities and "not Police Chief in Middletown black against white as some would have you believe." MIDDLETOWN - The police five to six story apartment rates appear to be going up as might bear the brunt of ex- The groups also denounced Acting Education Commission- "department is urging that the buildings." business and industry in- pansion, while the Middletown, er Edward Kilpalrick's decision to have the entire 10th grade Planning Board consider a Cites Crime Report crease. Shopping centers are Village and Kairvlew areas at New Brunswick High School transferred to the new $10 mil- "slower growth rate" in its Chief McCarthy said the in- most frequently blamed by lo- would also suffer the side ef- lion high school in North Brunswick. deliberations on the proposed troduction of multiple family cal police officials for rises in fects of apartments. The ill- Officials from New Brunswick, with a school population master plan. dwellings will increase popu-, suburban crime. The risks of defined 'Highway 36 planning that is more than SO per cent black, have asked the state to re- In a statement issued yes- lation densities, "significantly victimization from forcible district' or the 'planned resi- gionalize all schools in the three towns to achieve racial bal- terday, Police Chief Joseph greater than any previously rape, robbery and burglary dential development' sections ance. M. McCarthy said, "Progress ' experienced in Middletown." are clearly concentrated In. might also become high den- is not always progress. Con- He said he feels that some the lowest income group and sity housing sites." sider the costs of public of the units "will apparently decrease steadily at higher in- Expansion will mean Court Bans Deer Hunt in Morris safety. The municipal budget be designed for rental through come levels." changes In traffic circulation NEWARK — A controversial six-day public deer hunt in for public safety would be federal low-income housing Traffic Woes patterns, the police chief said. the Great Swamp Wildlife Refuge was banned by a federal substantially increased if the projects. Referring to another report "The master plan relies heav- Judge yesterday 14 hours before the shooting was to start. proposed master plan were "Research in criminology by the same agency. Chief ily on the possibility that Nor-, U.S. Dist. Judge Frederick B. Lacey said the U.S. Interior put into effect. has demonstrated, throughout McCarthy said children in mandy Road will be available Department had authorized the hunt without following correct "The master plan should the United States, that such high-rise apartment buildings for public use. The Navy, procedures. consider Mfddletown's current changes in a community are reportedly have "a poorly de- however, has not Indicated "There has been a failure to comply with the letter and low crime rate and attempt to invariably followed by sub- veloped perception of individ- any willingness to surrender spirit of the National Environmental Protection Act," Lacey maintain it," Chief McCarthy stantial increases in the num- ual privacy and little respect Its ammunition transportation said. declared. ber of crimes and the rate of for territory." route for general travel. Two environmental groups had sought the ban, arguing However, he said, the pro- occurrence of crimes," Chief He said the annual edition "In addition, Normandy the government had failed to consider studying the impact of posal calls "for further use of McCarthy declared. of the FBI Uniform Crime Re- Road is unsuitable for passen- the hunt on the environment. high density residential zoning He cited a 1967 report by the ports confirms the apparent ger car travel. It would re- Lacey said, however, that if the government does conform in the area of the Bayshore. President's Commission on relationship between crime quire massive reconstruction to the "environmental Impact study" requirements in the fu- In addition, garden apart- Law Enforcement and Admin- and high population areas. before being serviceable. ture, it may reapply to the court to have the •-.junction lifted ments are proposed for some istration of Justice which As far as Middletown Is con- Maapawer Needs ^^m against the hunt in the 6,000-acre Morris County refuge. six sites. Recent reports in- stated that "average rates of cerned, Chief McCarthy said, "State Highway 36, another dicate that some 5,771 mul- index crime increase progres- "The already densely popu- backbone of the master plan tiple dwelling units would be sively as the size of the city, lated East Keansburg-Bel- proposal is presently con- Petrochemicals Meeting Today permitted, many of them in becomes larger. Suburban ford-Port Monmouth region gested," the police chief con- NEWARK — A group of New Jersey manufacturers will tinued. "The federal gateway meet with members of the state's congressional delegation project will severely overtax today in Washington to ask for an increase in their supply of its capacity. With intensive petrochemicals. residential development in the John Armitage, president of a Newark paint firm, said Officials Can Appeal Bayshore, Rt. 36 will rapidly yesterday that an ad hoc committee representing 60 business- become unsafe as its design men will take part in the meeting, offering suggestions for in- capabilities cannot be In- HERE COMES CHRISTMAS - The county gov- creasing the flow of petrochemicals vital to their businesses. finitely extended." ernment Christmas tree, which the Board of Free- holders has decreed will be unllghted In deference The meeting will be at 2 p.m. in a caucus room at the Can- Presentment Findings Chief McCarthy sees a nec- non Building. essary substantial increase In to the, energy crisis, Is hoisted Into place before department manpower should the Hall of Records, Freehold, by the bucket truck Armitage said businessmen dealing in paints, inks and FREEHOLD - An undis- Superior Court Judge M. If they want to appeal. of the Monmouth County Shade Tree Commission. plastics need more petrochemicals. That supply has been cut If the officials decide to ap- the master plan, as presently closed number of public offi- Raymond McGowan, county proposed, be put Into effect, by the current oil crisis. cials mentioned in an im- assignment judge, said yes- peal the matter, said Judge McGowan, the documents will "because the character of the pounded grand jury present- terday that in all fairness, he- community would no longer N.J. History Gaining High Interest ment have until Dec. 20 to de- ordered the presentment, remain sealed until the Appel- Real Estate Tax late Division considers the be rural or semi-rural, but NEWARK — According to a Rutgers University historian, cide if they want to appeal the all proceedings relating to it, rather suburban to urban. matter to the Appellate Divi- and his conclusions sealed un- matter. If the officials decide interest in New Jersey's history is at an all-time high. "We recommend the master sion of Superior Court. til those named therein decide not to appeal, then the court's Addressing the annual meeting of The New Jersey Histori- conclusions concerning the plan concentrate on up-' Rebate OK'd For cal Society at their headquarters here, Dr. Richard P. presentment will be made grading currently sub-stan- McCormick said that over the last two decades more books public. dard areas of the township," have been published on the state's past than ever before. Judge McGowan said the Chief McCarthy said. McCormick is the chairman of Rutgers' history department. reason for keeping the matter "While diversity in the resi- Disabled Veteran He said that in 1948 there were about 40 "moribund" coun- sealed was that if the Appel- dential population must be r'KKKHOLI) TOWNSHIP - year would be granted a 3.5 ty and local historical societies in New Jersey and now "there late Division determined that present," he continued, "it Christmas is going to come per cent raise, those earning are some 150 such societies in our state and nearly all are his conclusions were in error, should not be artificially exag- early to the home of I'hlllip between $111.(100 and $15,000 very active." or that the grand jury's find- gerated. A substantial range and Mary Sloll of 7IK Park would get 2 per cent; and McCormick, who is also a member of the American Bi- ings were in error, or for any exists now in single family Avc. Ilinsc taming between $15,000 centennial Commission, added that "of the ill doctoral dis- other reason, then no damage dwellings. While this type or Sometime within the next and $211,0(111 would get 1 per sertations done on New Jersey history since 1896, 40 per cent would result because the mat- housing may not meet every- week or two they will he cent have been written since I860." ter had not been made public. one's needs, it seemi satisfac- presented a $749 check repre- The increases would cover tory for Middletown's devel- Judge McGowan yesterday senting a 100 per cent retail' all employees except police opment," Chief McCarthy de- Mahwah Ford Workers to Return 'extended the May term grand on their I97H real estate taxis officers who are covered by a clared. MAHWAH - The 3,400 workers laid off at the Ford Motor jury panel for the second time And there wfll be no lurther separate contract Co. here last Tuesday will return to work on Dec. ID, accord- — its term now expires March local properly taxes for Un- A hearing on the ordinance ing to a Ford spokesman. II. The panel had handed up Pack Has couple on their $17.4(1(1 home will be held Thursday, Dec. Donald Baslian, a Ford management vice president, saiM the the presentment Sept. 10 Last night, the Township 27, the next regular meeting Mahway plant is among seven others that are resdmlng^ro- at which time Judge Committee on the reciunmcn- for the committee The Com- McGowan ordered the- Rock Display dation of Tax Assessor Robert mittee's usual meeting date duction. V presentment impounded and- N. Kerrell, granted Mr. Sloll a falls on Christmiis Kve this More than 22,000 hourly workers were laid off Dec. 4 be- HAZLET - When Cub he then extended the panel for complete lax exemption be- year cause of what Ford officials said was a lack of passenger car Scout Pack 139 met in Faith three months. That extension cause he is a totally disabled engines caused by a strike at a Ford plant in Canada. Reformed Church, Mr. and A special meeting of the expired yesterday. veteran. "Passenger car production is now being resumed because Mrs. Howard Pearson were committee is scheduled Mon- The judge confirmed that The exemption is open to the engines required will now be available with the settlement guest speakers and presented day at S p in In H'< live bids most of those named had any veteran categorized as to- of the United Auto Workers strike against Ford." Bastian said. "The Geology of Rocks." for a $1 million bond issue In asked for and had had a hear- tally disabled by the Veteran cover utility Improvement* In addition to the Mahway plant, plants in Los Angeles,' A miniature volcano made RETIRING PRESIDENT SALUTED - Edward ing In private before him. He by the Pearsons was dis- Administration, Mr Kerrell authorized in ISM The bond' Louisville, Ky., St. Louis, and St. Paul, Minn., will resume pas- Carroll, left, of 26 Caro Court. Red Bank, was has declined to reveal any de- explained alter (he meeting ing will cover ruiiiiruction of senger car production on Dec. t». played. presented an award for service and leadership as tails of the presentment and Cubmastcr Henry Rossi The verification from the \ \ a I Inn ill water line installed Plants in Chicago and Wayne, Mich., will resume produc- past president of the Georgian Court College Par- the number of officials therein thanked Michael Tripsas, for Mr. Sloll's exemption on Kast Freehold Road and tion on Monday, Dec. 17, Bastian added. ents' Club. It was presented by Peter V. Reilly, named. pack committee chairman, came through iusi in lima lor ihe well and treatment plant president-elect, 18 Schelber Drive, Brick Town, at "I have made a decision for the fund-raising project,' Christmas. Bl Ihe Kooning i.ane well FHA Sells Big Note Issue a Parents', Club executive board dinner meeting in with respect to the present- which was a success. First "Even township govern field TRENTON - The New Jersey Housing finance Agency Kings Grant Inn. ment," said the judge. and second place fund drive ments sometimes bat I a Kondme, Ii being undertaken announced yesterday it sold $135 million in nine-month MtH at awards were presented to heart," observed Mayoi at this lime mi ihe advise of a net Interest rate of 5.3275 per cent, the largest note issue in Glenn Tripsas and Victor Romeo Cascaes, alter he counsel, Mayor Caacaea ex- the history of state government In New Jersey. Recognition Dinner Set, By MODC Itosa. joined the committee's IIH.IMI plained. Commissioner of Community Affairs Lawrence P. Kramer mous vote granting the ev the dinner committee, said Last year more than 51 differ- Richard Vitone was thanked The committee authorized said the notes would be used to finance construction of 4.6H7 ASBURYPARK-Rwngni- eruption the dinner will be May 2. and ent awards were presented for taking 10 scouts to see the readveitlslng for bids to sup units of housing In Hloomfieltl, Cape May HMM, Jtntjf City, lion of the contribution made The committee Introduced ply ihe township wiiii gasoline the toastmaster will be Uoh- and approximately 500 people Rutgers-Columbia football Keyport, Newark, Paterson, Pine Hill, Plalnfteld, Trenton .ind to Ihe growth and devel-' the 1974 municipal salary ordi- (or 1974 after no bids wet ert Benham. director of pro- attended the affair. game in November Mr. Kossl Weit Now York opment of Monmouth and' and Mr. Pearson took 12 boys nance. The measure would cerved yesterda) on Iha origl Ocean County by the Garden motions at Monmouth College. Kendall II. I.ec, executive Kramer said $75 million of the note* was sold to Ida first vice president of the organlza-' out on a SOAR project grant township amployi nal advertisement National State Bank of New fci "I Ihe Chemical Siaii' Parkway and Art Daniel Burke went to Wc- 7 'i per rent cost of living ad- The date foi receipt of bids ler will be trie theme of the The program will also be lion, said details as to speak- Bank of New York. Ihe New York Tin mil ihe First Na- devoted to the presentation of er, place where the dinner belos. Kennel Jones to scouts. justment based on the eon Is Dec It if mi bids are luh. tional Bank of Chicago purchased I OomMMd Ui.840,000 of the ninth annual awards dinner of Mrs. Ann MUler Is refresh- sumer price index. milled, the township will at- the Monmouth-Occan Devel CltatlOM and plaques for ma- will be held and cost of tickets jnr investment in rtal pfOpet will be released in January. ment chairman. The pack's In addition to the cost of liv- tempi i» negotiate BH The cwiuniMloMi wW *• M "inr Midland MuntctfM "pinml Council. Christmas party will he Pee, ing adjustment, all tmpli ment With its iniiriil siip- v ty Improvement in the |WO" John 1. Keaveney is presi- of New York purcha* I 111 ' '"«> "' ""' > w lille Ihe New • county area in the past year. 21. earning less than 110,000 per pller, ft ion Jersey Nalioniil H.Hik .i luunl ,1 fin H million Of Hie n Maurice Scully, chairman of dent <>! MODC. 14 Tfee DaUy Register, Red Buk-MMdktvwi, NJ. Tuesday, December 11,1171 McCutcheon *Rams' Giants Into Ground tone for an automatic safety LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Rams began substitut- McCutcbeon, a quick 205- and two more Los Angeles Fullback Lawrence ing freely early in the third pounder whose play a year points. McCutcheon, clutching a foot- quarter and for the first time ago was limited to special ball even in the dressing this season used reserve quar- teams. The receiver caught Despite the many substitu- room, said he truly didn't terback James Harris exten- the past at the six and dashed tions to give reserves added know how far he was running sively. He replaced the veter- to the goal. experience before the play- last night as the Los Angeles an John Hadl and completed Although the Rams missed offs, the Rams scored 10 Rams whipped the New York all of his half dozen passes. two scoring opportunities late points in the final quarter to give them the 40 and match Giants. 40-1. The regular Ram quarter- in the second half they came their highest point production back connected on eight of 17 roaring back to score a pair of McCutcheon, a second-year of the season. pro from Colorado State who passes for 108 yards before touchdowns early in the third didn't carry the ball at all last leaving the game. period. Several of the Giants were season, pushed his 1973 total The Rams' coaching staff McCutcheon contributed the injured and two were taken to 1,014 yards with 80 in the obviously wanted to use sev- first on bis 11-yard run, cap- from the field on stretchers. nationally televised National eral reserve players and rest ping a 65-yard drive in which Rookie kickoff returner Wal- Football League rout. regulars In looking forward to he cured 48 yards in four car- ter Love suffered a dislocated hip on the opening play of the He scored two touchdowns, the playoffs. ries. His third on that drive, a game, and linebacker Pat one on a pass reception of 19 New York took a 3-0 lead 20-yard gain, put him over the Hughes suffered a possible yards and the other on an 11- late In the first quarter when 1,000-yard mark. Time was broken ankle in the fourth yard run. neither team showed much of- called while officials present- When a 20-yard burst put fense. Soccer-style placeki- ed him the ball and put a new quarter. one In play. He promptly car- Niw Y«rt GlanU him over the 1,000 mark, cker Pete Gogolak sent the • 14 It II - 4 ried that one into the end McCutcheon admitted, "I visitors ahead on the blamy n~«ey kick zone. i - McCutchtan II past tram Modi didn't really realize I had run night, but the partisan crowd Hoy kick LA - McCulcheon II run Roy kick that far, I thought it was of 73,328 in the Coliseum Although the Giants opened LA - Haberlson It Inlercepllon return about half that much." didn't have long to wait for with Randy Johnson at quar- NY*-FG Goaolok 17 Even thought the Rams had the hometeam to score. terback, Coach Alex Webster LA - JotefyUew York center snooped Ml evl ot end lone wrapped up the NFC West Di- After taking the ensuing sent veteran Norm Snead in vision title more than a week kickoff, Los Angeles surged 68 during the third quarter. LA - JosepSon 11 run Roy kick ago, Coach Chuck Knox said yards in nine plays with Tony Linebacker Islah Robertson he hadn't planned to ex- Baker capping the advance intercepted a Snead pass at periment in this game. with a four-yard smash. the New York 49 and carried He substuted freely, he said, Hadl's 17-yard pass to tight in for the fourth Los Angeles ::=::::::::= end Bob Klein had started the touchdown. Fvmbin JO "because the type of game -lnt J-2O this was gave us the opportu- drive. Gogolak added three points BUSHING - York. Ron Johnson nity to use more players. If it Next, a pass interference for New York on a 27-yard ItSS L A . McCulcheen II10. Ml; ioktr M77.. had been a close game, I penalty against Giant defen- field goal, but in the final min- ceiVININO — Noww YYork,, HorrmatHorman n. Tucker 4-H4H . OrlffOl l MMll ; Lot AmlAl - wouldn't have done so." sive back Richmond Flowers ute of the third quarter John es. jockson tit. Kloln J 31, Curron fjl. Hill centered the ball over McCutcheon J-J7. «r WielKili Knox, with a regular season gave the Rams 43 yards and PAWNS - Now York, Randy John. punter Tom Blanchard's head •on UK « yards. Sntod till, TlO; START OF LONG NIGHT - Los Angeles Rams' od of last night's California bloodbath. In pursuit finale against Cleveland com- the ball at the New York 26. Lot Angoloo. Modi HI J, IN. Hvrlt 4- running back Jim Bertelsen (45) eludes three New are Jim Files (SB). Dan Goich (68) and Ron Horn- ing up Sunday, refused to dis-' Three plays later, Hadl hit and completely out of the end York Giants for a 16-yard pickup In the first peri- sby, right. The Giants were rammed, 40-6. cusa playoff possibilities where the Rams meet either Dallas or Washington. Still, in using more players than usu- al, he was obviously making Million-Dollar Superstar preparations for the playoffs. NFL Playoff Berths McCuthceon said, "It's hard to describe how it feels to go over 1,000 yards, it's every runner's dream, but he has to Proves Value in Nets' Surge have lots of help." Still Up for Grabs Defensive captain Merlin 01- NEW YORK (AP) - At- It's that confusing as the host Saturday, Dec. 22 when UNIONUALK. N.Y. (AP) - Nets in the ABA's supplemen- The high-priced rookie is jumped to we pros while still sen, commenting on a game lanta, Buffalo and Cleveland NFL rushes headlong into the the playoffs start. It could be The New York Nets are the tal draft last spring, even Larry Kenon, who skipped his under classmen — are center played after a division title are on the hot seat. Dallas, final weekend of regular-sea- Washington, Dallas or At- hottest team in pro basket- though he was not offered senior year at Memphis State Billy Paultz and guard Brian had been won, said, "What we Oakland and Cincinnati seem son action. With three divi- lanta. ball, thanks to the addition of much of a bonus to sign. to sign a six-figure contract Taylor. Paultz is among the couldn't do was lose our con- to be sitting pretty. sional titles and two wild-card The Miami Dolphins, the de- a $3.5 million superstar, a low- He made the club during with the Nets. The 6-9 Kenon, top ten in rebounding. centration, and I don't think But then, the ball takes fun- playoff berths still up for fending Super Bowl cham- priced rookie, a high-priced training camp, and has starting at forward alongside The Nets most recent vic- we did. We won on pride. We ny bounces in the National grabs — and nine teams doing pions and repeat winners in rookie and a flamboyant worked himself into the start- Erving, is sixth in the league tory was a 102-87 triumph over just didn't want to lose. We Football League. By this time the grabbing. It all begins the the American Conference coach. ing spot previsouly held by in rebounding with 0.9 per the powerful Kentucky Colo- didn't have a real incentive next week, it's possible that process of deciding who'll vie East, will find out this week- The Nets have won their Bill Melchionni, a former game and has also averaged nels at Cincinnati Saturday other than pride." the Cowboys, Raiders or Ben- for the big one, Super Bowl end who's going to take the last eight games, the longest ABA All-Star who now is in- 16.1 points per contest. night. They get a chance to Knox added, "We had an- gals could be sitting In the VIII in Houston Jan. 13 Central title - Pittsburgh or winning streak in the Ameri- jured. Williamson has been The only holdovers from extend their streak — and other slow start and, thanks stand or in front of their tele- Minnesota, champion of the Cincinnati are the contenders can Basketball Association scoring In double figures since last year's starting five — tighten the ABA East race — again to our defense, we were vision sets, watching the Fal- National Conference's Central — and one will visit them on club's history. They've taken breaking into the starting none of whom played college Wednesday night, when they finally able to get our offense cons, Bills or Browns In the Division, is waiting to find out Sunday, Dec. 23. 14 of their last II, and have a five. ball as seniors, all having host Carolina. going." playoffs. which wild-card team it will Los Angeles, which deth- seven-game winning streak on roned three-time champion the road. They've already San Francisco to lock up the won II games on the road, NFC West, doesn't know two more than they won all O.J. Winds Up where it'll play on Dec. 23. It last season. Bruin- Wolf pack Game could be at Dallas or Wash- An of which has lifted the 9 ington, whichever wins the Nets, 3O-&4 also-rans last year, NFC East. into contention in the ABA In Jets Stream And as if that wasn't con- East. They are now in third To Halt Perfection BUFFALO (AP) - O.J. Simpson of the Buffalo Bills is fusing enough, consider the place with an 18-12 mark, only within striking distance of Jimmy Brown's season rushing Dec. 22 AFC playoff game be- 3V4 games behind first-place By The Associated Press pack will get a chance to take score over St. Leo. record of 1,863 yards and a prayer away from the 2,000-yard tween that conference's wild- Carolina. over the top spot when they Louisville, 3-1, remained mark. card winner and the host West The big reason (or the surge Their heralded showdown meet UCLA Saturday in St. ninth with 262 points. Can he do it with only one game left in the regular Nation- Division champion. Pitts- has been Julius Erving, pur' now less than one week away, Louis. TOP TWENTY al Football League season? For that matter, will the Bills let burgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland chased by New York from the UCLA and North Carolina There were no changes The Top Twenty, wllh flr»l place him? votti In porenthtses, lomon records and Buffalo arc all eligible for Virginia Squires during the State easily retained the two among the top five. Indiana, through ioturdoy'i gomes and total O.J. needs only 61 yards in the game against the Jets at the wild card and Oakland. 8- off-season in a deal which cost top spots in this week's Asso- points. Points lobulottd on basis of 10- 3-0, held onto the No. 3 posi- ltlH4.IM0-9l-iHo-14-lJ KHI-767W 6-S-41.J-l: New York Sunday to wipe out the mark that Brown set with 4-1, and Denver, 7-4-2, are Nets owner Roy Boe an esti- ciated Press college basket- tion with 750 points, followed TEAM W L Pis. Cleveland in 1963. fighting for the West crown. mated $3 5 million. ball poll released yesterday. I. UCLA I4SI 3 0 1,on by Maryland, 1-1, with 691 7. N. Corollno St. It) 30 •10 Since Simpson has rambled for 100 yards or more in 10 The Raiders, w'ho hold a points and North Carolina. 2-0, 3. Indiana 3.0 750 "Erving makes the job en- The Bruins, who raised 4. Morylond III II oil games this season, his chances of shattering Brown's record half-game edge, and Broncos joyable," said the Nets' color- their record to 3-0 by beating with 580. Maryland received 5. N Corollno 1.0 5M are excellent. , meet Sunday In Oakland. The the lone first-place vote not 4 Notro Dome 4 0 SO* ful new coach, Kevin Loug- Southern Methodist 77-60 Sat- 7. Moroultto....: 4-0 500 But to hit the 2,000-yard plateau, Simpson would need 197 winner takes the title. A tie urday night, continued to garnered by UCLA or N.C. I. Providence 1.0 3M hery, who replaced Lou Car- I. Loultvlllo 3-1 MI yards, a much more formidable task. But that kind of yardage will also give Oakland the title nesecca this year. "I have head the pack, receiving 1,022 State. 10. Memphis $1 4-0 I7» AP Wlrephelo 11. Penn 30 1*0 is within Simpson's ability, as he proved in the season opener and knock the Broncos out of never seen anyone play bet- points in the voting by a na- Notre Dame, 4-0, climbed IJ. LonoBtochM J.| 147 SHARES HONORS - at New England when he ripped off 250 yards for an NFL the playoffs. ter. When he makes a move tionwide panel of sports from eighth to sixth with 509 13. Alabama 20 121 Joe Paterno, head foot- 14. Arliona 3-1 M record. Share Lead and doesn't score, I'm really writers and broadcasters. The points. The Irish get a chance 15. KonsosSI J.| M ball coach of Penn »\ Dallas and Washington, Bruins received first-place to continue their climb It. South Corollno JO State, above, and Dom And in Sunday's game against the Patriots here, Simpson surprised. 17. Son Franclico I-J SI each at 9-4, share the NFC votes from 45 of the 52 mem- Tuesday night when they II syrocus* J.0 S7 Anile of C.W. Post have ran for 219 yards on a snow-coated field as the Bills trimmed "I expect him to score ev- II. Jacksonville 1-1 S3 East lead. If Dallas beats St. bers participating, in this meet Indiana. been named as Eastern New England 37-13. The yardage gave Simpson another NFL ery time he gets the ball." » Southern Col M Louis and Washington knocks week's poll. Marquette, 4-0, retained the Olhtri receiving votes, listed alpha- Coaches of the year by record' — 100 or more yards in 10 regular-season games. Erving has proved himself betlcolly: Arliona St.. Austin Peay off Philadelphia on Sunday, North Carolina Slate, 2-0 af- seventh spot with 500 points. Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Clemson. the Football Writers That eclipsed Brown's record of nine. And it enabled O.J. worth the money Boe spent. Colorado. Detroit. Florida It.. Houston Association of New the Cowboys win the title, hav- The Moot-7 forward leads the ter routing East Carolina 79-47 Providence dropped from Idoho, Iowa St.. Kansas. Kentucky, Lo to tie another of Brown's marks. Until Sunday, Brown had ing outscored the Reskins 34- and Vermont 97-42, is second sixth to eighth with 384 points Sail*. Minnesota. Nevada-Las Vegas, York. It was the third ABA In scoring with an aver- New Moilco. Ohio, Ohio St.. Oklahoma been the only player to get two 200-yard games, rushing for 232 21 in their two games. In that with 910 points, including six despite winning their only Orol Roberts, Pitt, St. John 1 N Y.. Ten time for Paterno to re- against Dallas and 223 against Philadelphia en route to his age of 28.7 points per game nessee. Texas Christian. Texas Tech. ceive the award. case, Los Angeles goes to and is fifth in rebounding with first-place ballots. The Wolf- game of the week by an 84-44 Utah, vondorbllt. Wisconsin. 1,863-yard season 10 years ago. Dallas and Washington heads II.1 per game. He's also IIIIUIIIKII11IIII t II >H1 IIIIIIIIIIIMIXIIIIII Ill IMIIIllllllMtllUliniOII IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllltlllllllllltllllllllllllimilllllllllllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIklllllllllllK for Minnesota. And Atlanta? among the top ten in assists, Well, whether the Falcons 4.7 per game; blocked shots, beats New Orleans or not on N; and steals, 82. Sunday, all they'd have to But the Nets' success has look forward to is next sea- not been due to Erving alone. son. Each member of the starting Now brace yourself. It gets five has contributed to the Road Almost Clear for RBC Carnival sticky from here on. turnabout, which came after a If either Dallas or Washing- nine-game losing streak ear- ton loses and Atlanta wins, lier in the season. the Falcons are still alive. Their low-priced rookie is If Dallas loses and Washing- John Williamson, a rugged ton wins, the Redskins win the backcourtman from New By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN bUk (tO) of Freehold and Red Bank Catholic in the Lions' title. That's obvious. Then the Mexico State who was in- Register Sports Editor lair. Cowboys and Falcons would serted into the staring lineup The Chuck Wagon Brian Smlga of Rumson-Falr Haven Regional has made be matched on a points-scored right after the losing skein. Red Bank Catholic High School has been granted a sanc- Jhe varsity wrestling team as a 177-pounder at Swarthmora and poiots-allowed basis Williamson averaged 27.2 tion to play host to a major track and field meet by the N J. "Pa.) College... Freshman Frank SwctHs of Lincroft, a June nlor College in Prividence. R.I. Kelly, called "Spike" during against conference foes. points per game last season. State Interscholastic Athletic Association next spring. The graduate of Mlddletown High, earned his football numerals at his service as an Admiral, was named most valuable player in If Dallas wins and Washing- but decided to skip his senior meet — the Eastern Girls Invitational Relay Carnival — is Norwich (Vt.) University. A 5-9, 17S-pounder, SwetiU played the Vermont Junior College Tipoff Tournament after aver- ton loses, or if both of them year after being chosen by the tentatively scheduled (or early May, pending national sanc- defensive halfback on a Cadet club that finished with a 2-2 aging 27 points in two games. He also was named to the all- lose, then the Cowboys get the tion, at Monmouth College, which has granted permission to record . . . Neptune's all-around athlete Klrky Scott, a fresh- crown and the Redskins and use its facilities. High school distaff teams from New England, tournament team in the Mattatunk (Conn.) Junior College man at Gettysburg, is pushing veteran sprinters on the varsity Rookie Conncll tourney with a 24-polnt average. Falcons are matched for the ' the Mid Atlantic stales and the South .ire oxpccinl to be in- Indoor track squad . . J*hi McGtwa*, a (-1 sophomore, from wild card, using the same vited to participate in (he meet the first of its kind. Leonardo, Is pushing for a regular berth with the Hawthorne Johi Van Kirk of Little Silver, former Red Bank Regional point system. Gets 2nd Win (N.H.) College basketball combine Red Bank's Erie Kair- llolmdel High School will hold its first annual invitational eager, is a member of the varsity squad at Muhlenberg Col- ELIZABETH - Atlantic ys is a sophomore foil candidate for the Princeton University Christmas wrestling tournament Dec. 28-29 on the varsity and lege He's a strong 8-2 sophomore forward . . Strange as it The AFC Central Division Highlands heavyweight Bill fencing team. Junior varsity levels, llnlmdrl, St. John Vianney, Red Bank may seem, 6-9 freshman Chock Simon of Ocean Township has presents the most frantic situ- Conncll, fighting for the Mid- Shore Rcgional's Lea (ilgllo and HoweU's Khyn Ivanchu- ation. Pittsburgh and Cincin- dlelown PBA, recorded his Regional, Shore Regional, Keyport, Manalapan, Point Pleas- Joined 6-1 sophomore Mark Voelsci of Red Bank Catholic on ant Beach and Monrnoulh Regional will compote, the vanity the Rider College varsity court squad, while 6-3 soph Mark ktv are strong candidates for All-State soccer honors, while nati are each 9-4 and lead second consecutive victory HoweU's Angrtk SICBMMW rates an outside chance of gaining Cleveland, 7-4-2, by one game Saturday night at the Eliza- at Holmdel, jayvees at Shore. A pairings meeting will lake Hlatky Is listed on the Broncos' junior varsity roster. Illatky place Thursday at llolmdel High at 7:30 p.m. was a super performer from Ocean Township on The Regis- state recognition . . .Rick Crump Army plebe of Long Branch If Pittsburgh tops San Fran beth Armory. Is a reserve on the varsity basketball team at West Point . Cisco on Saturday and Cincin- While most significant aye vote to come out of the last ter's All Mnnmnuth first team three years ago, while Simon Council's opponent. Al There's a strong Monmouth County flavor on the Rutgers var- nati downs Houston on Sun- Monday's N.J. State Inlerschola.itic Athletic Association meet- held that status on last year's All-County squad. Haley of Clark Recreation, sity wrestling roster. Joining letterwlnnlng Phil Slelntr, a 142- day, they stay tied - but Cin- ing was the piist-.season football playoffs in 1974. also approved planted a strong right on the Where-are-they-now? Department? Pat Kennedy of Key- pounder from Mlddletown, are Long Branch freshman Teay cinnati wins the division title by the membership was the change of gymiuutici from a win- Shore fighter's chin midway port, another former Red Bank Catholic baskateer, Is at draiiaa* (117), former Christian Brothers Academy grappler, because of its 8-3 record ter to a fall sport, effective next school year. The move is ex- through the first round, but King's College in Wilkes-Harre. Pa . . As assistant coach in and Matawan sophomore Pleasant Jeaaxea (ISO Keith against AFC teams compared pected to ease the overburdened facilities of the winter The Connell didn't budge. A charge of the junior vanity. Kennedy is an undergraduate (ju- Tayler of Eatontown caught 17 passes for 224 yards with the 7- to Pittsburgh's 7-4 mark furious exchange of Mows fol- twist 'n' tumblers will have the gyms virtually to themselves nior) at King's . .. Middletown's Ray Salanl (126 pounds) and 3 Trenton State football turn this fall... B»h Hits of Fair In that situation, the Ben- lowed and the first round en- while the other fall sports stay outdoors. Manasquan'i Brett Kaafman (190) are freshman wrestling Haven, a freshman tailback, led Falrlelgh Dickinson Univer- gals would visit Miami, Pitts- ded with Haley on the canvas. Names In tke Games hopefuls at Mnntclah- State College Kilonlown s Mike sity (J-S) In scoring with 24 points on four touchdowns this fall. burgh would win the wild card Connell floored Haley again Henry Hudson Regional'* Larry Kelly, n Daily Register Hrndrnw, the leading rebounder on last winter's Monmouth Freshman Mile Tayler, who played with Hit* at Rumson- and play at Oakland or Den- In the second round and refer- AllMoniuoulh County first team basketball choice two years Regional basketball team, in a performer on the Trenton State Fair Haven Regional, was the team's third leading tackier, ver, and Buffalo and Cleve- immy Sangus counted ago, has gotten off lo a flying start at Johnson and Wales .In nqund Henderson, a IS center, joins Junior guard Nike Be- coming up with 33 from his defensive middle guard position. land would start their vaca- ilrn out at the 1:09 mark. MtlllllHIHMIIIMHIIMMMIIIIIMHIIUMMinillltlltlMfMIMIIIIIItl tions Kx-Bulldo The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MMdleUwi, N.J. Tuesday, December 11,1171 IS K r Cage Star (7 Division Court Title Fight In Texas WEATHERFORD, Tex. - "If it is good enough for a guy who is ranked seventh in the Should Involve 4 Strong Teams nation from the free throw line, it's got to be good." WaU Township wUl defend Marron (6-2). Senior Glen Am- tack from either a 1-3-1 or l-JV Other prospects Include Ron This was the logic of Kenny Crichlow of Us "C" Division UUe with four zler (6-2) also rates a shot. Register's V 2 with James at the point. De- Page (6-1), a soph, Marty Fair Haven, N.J., when he decided to come to starters from last year's Przyblowski and White were fensively, they are a man-to- Margolies J5-10) and Mike Weatherford College. championship team back in the Knights' leading scorers Cage Forecast man team. Haynes (5-7), a pair of ju- the fold. last season, averaging 16.5 L Asbury Park At Manalapan. the name of niors. Super Gold's number 12 also realized the Yet, the Knights may be and 15.0 respectively. advantages of seeing action on the court. With 1 Wall Township the game is fast break and Bill Jannarone is starting hardpressed to repeat as As- However, the Knights play that in mind, Kenny knew that it would be 1 Manalapan press all over the court. And his third year as coach of the bury Park presents a formi- smart to accept a scholarship offer from a a team offense and defense, t Red Bank Regional for the first lime in the Braves. junior college. dable challenge, and Manala- and Szoke believes he has to 5. Marlboro school's young history, the Red Bank pan should have its best team find that fifth starter before 1 Southern Regional Braves may have the person- Although Red Bank Region- Colleges and universities in Pennsylvania, in its short history. Red Bank bis team jells. nel to do it. Massachusetts, Virginia, New Jersey and 7. Freehold Township al has only three lettermen re- Regional rates an outside "At times we've looked, IHHMWllUllllltHIIIIIIIIINIHIIIIIIHIIIIiniHM Heading the list of three re- turning, there are coaches in Texas had expressed an interest in the basket- shot. good," he said, "and at other ball skills of this 6-2 round ball player. (6-0) returns to trigger the of- turning starters are center the conference who believe WALL times we haven't. We've fense. Peter Jermich (6-7), forward the Buccaneers have the best To find out the cause of their interest takes Coach Wayne Szoke, start- shown steady progress since Charlie Wilson (6-0) started Vince Dozier (6-2Vj) and young talent around. a look back in the life of Kenny Crichlow. ing his fourth year at Wall's our first scrimmage. Our big part of last year but has been guard Ray Gordon (5-10). All Warren Booth begins his The son of Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert Crichlow helm, has Duke Madsen (6-2) problem has been finding the unable to practice so far this three are highly regarded by second year as coach with first started playing basketball when he was in , and Bob Przybylowski (6-2), fifth man, and we've ex- year because of an operation other coaches in the division. veterans Doug Scott (6-4), eighth grade. The interest in the sport was an All-County forward last perimented with different he underwent. He is expected Jeremlch's rebounding abil- Henry Slater (6-0) and Gerry started because Kenny's friends were playing. year, in the front court, and combinations. Once we get back this week. ity ignites the Braves' ran and Randolph (6-2), and these When he was a sophomore he saw his first Mike Kachelriess (6-0) and past the four veterans, we In his place, Cameron has gun offense, and Dozier has three lettermen are juniors. real action as a starter on the junior varsity Tom White (6-0) back in the have limited experience." been using a pair of tall un- been the top scorer for two Top prospects are John team. back court. Asbury Park derclassmen. Herb Middle- years. He missed part of last, Holden (6-4), a sophomore, The skill of this young man soon grew. It The search for a fifth start- Asbury Park has experience town (6-5) is^a sophomore, season due to illness. and juniors Jerome Holden (5- was during his junior year that he was a var- er to go with the four veterans and the size to give WaU fits. and Kevin Nowlln (6-3) is a ju- A four letterman. Miles 10), Chris Ward (6-0), Keith sity starter. He was honored by being named centers around Jim Turner (6- Coach Bruce Cameron has nior. Bomstadt (6-0) lends shooting Thornton (5-10), and Bob as a member of The Daily Register's All-Mon- 2), a letterman, senior Eric seven lettermen back, but Other lettermen on hand are ability to the other corner Kasinow (M0). A pair of se- mouth County second team last year. KM Crichlow Johnson (6-2) and junior Viii only three of them may start. Don Chislow (6-5), Ted Pap- spot. The fifth man should niors, Keith Miller (5-10) and Mike Ferguson (6-5) and •UnmiHUHMHHHHIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIMIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIUHHmH payllou (6-1) and Joe Sullivan come from a pair of juniors, Clarence Slater (6-10), round Leroy Washington (6-5^) are ,(U). Al Pearson (5-9) or Ron Harri- out the squad. set up front, and Ray James The Blue Bishops will at- son (5-11). Booth said, "We are striving for speed and Improved de- fense. If we get that, we will Garden Ice Yawners: be able to make up for short- comings in experience." MARLBORO Look for Marlboro to be the sleeper in the division. Veter- Who's Kidding Who? an coach Jack Schellenger. has everyone back from last year. By ED WALSH I love hockey and travel-many miles every year to witness as many games as I can. But the product that has come The team will revolve "Oh what a tangled web we weave, when fist we practice through New York this season - naturally with the exception of around junior center Doug to deceive." four out of the 13 remaining NHL teams—is poor. Zielinski, whose imposing 6-t frame should be responsible No one is pointing a finger at the moguls of the National Last Thursday at Cherry HUI, the Jersey Knights came for many of the team's Hockey League and accusing them of deceiving the public from behind to defeat the Cleveland Crusaders in a World rebounds. when they advertise major league hockey. Hockey Association encounter. But there has been quite a deception in Madison Square The playmakers are seniors Garden over the past week. Now that is parity even if it isn't the greatest played hock- Rich McCann (6-2) and Mike First there was the St. Louis Blues last Wednesday. The ey, and they don't charge you $10 a ducat. Domenlco (511), while the Rangers tore them a new hide, winning, 5-1. It wasn't even a And before it gets better in the NFL it will get worse. Next forward positions arc nailed contest. It was boredom. season we will see the creation of Washington and Kansas down by Jim Hourlhan (6-4) City. Then this past Sunday night, these same Rangers put and Jeff Cohen (6-2). away the California Golden Seals and their 31-year-old goalie And the Rangers and Bruins will win more games and the The Mustangs should have Bob Champoux who was making his first regular season start fans will pay more and sec less action. little difficulty In bettering last year's 5-15 record, but a in the National Hockey League. ICE CHIPS IHMMIMHHIIimimniMmHMatmMINMIIHHIMUlll IIH IIIIIIIIIIIMIII mill shot at the league title may be — Rangers defenseman Jim Neilson will not play until a bit too much to ask. weekend due to bruised ankle suffered last week in game against Buffalo. Freehold Township will Hockey As I See It have trouble competing in the HIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIII IIIIIIHHIWUIIMMMaaaWMMHWaMMIIIIHWIIHHHtlHIII — What does a hockey player do when he has a day off? He goes to, a hockey game. Last Thursday night in Cherry Hill "C" Division due to its com- To set it straight, Champoux played 55 minutes in 1964 in a the Knights were viewed by Philadelphia Flyer players in- plete lack of height. The Pa- Stanley Cup Playoff game for the Detroit Red Wings and cluding Bobby Clarke, BUI Flett and Dave Schultz. triots are unquestionably the yielded four goals. Last Friday night be played 20 minutes in smallest team in the loop. — Knights goalie Joe Junken a bright spot in a rather dis- Pittsburgh and did not give up a tally. So on a technical point, Bob Lane, the tallest man appointing and internally troubled season. Sunday night was his first start in NHL. PERFECT PEE WEES — Rumson Pop Warner Pee Wee Football coach on the team, Is 6-4, while ju- With all due respect to Champoux, the point is that there — Alton White, the first Black pleyer signed by the World Bruce Bradley fits Jay Roberto Into his championship |acket at Buck nior Gary Rainforth (5-8) is are not enough players around to give the patrons of any are- Hockey Association last year—he played for the New York Smith's Restaurant in Keansburg while, from left, Tim Screen, Steve the smallest. Coach Frank na in the U.S. and Canada their full 100 cents for the sport's Raiders and was later traded to the Los Angeles Sharks — has Pierce and Pete Campanella await their turns. The Pee Wees have won 19 ("angolesi hasn't another play- dollar. And the NHL is the biggest offender of offering bad been assigned to the Greensboro Generals of the Southern straight over two years. They won the "B" Division North title and went er who even approaches shows. Hockey League. on to beat Brick Township for the overall Jersey Shore crown. Lane's size. Okay, Gilles Meloche the only bright spot in goal for the — Andre Savard the Boston Bruins top pick in the amateur Seals is out for several months with a severed arm tendon, draft last spring has produced nine goals for the big club while and Marv Edwards the backup goalie has twisted knee liga- playing on a line with Don Marcotte and Chris Oddllfson. Sav- ments, but what does a team like the Seals have beyond that ard had 67 goals last year playing with the Quebec Remparts Rutgers' Jennings Voted MVP to offer the $10 ticket holder? in Quebec Junior "A." NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - . gers University, was honored They don't have anything, and that is it in a nutshell. — After 28 games last year Rangers were 17-8-2 and had nior who "has had the great- Class of 1931 Memorial Jim "J. J." Jennings, the last night as the school's most est Impact on Rutgers foot- Thank goodness they have Meloche for most of the time, scored 107 goals while allowing 73. This year after a like Trophy as the "most im- bruising tailback who set valuable player in 1973. ball." because in front of him they have facsimilies. amount of games the Broadwayites are 13-8-7 and have lit the proved player." nearly a dozen season and ca- Jennings was given the Also receiving trophies Parity: equality, according to Webster. lamp 111 times to the enemy's 87. Smolyn, the most successful reer football records at Rut- Homer Hazel Trophy at a were Andy Tighc of Wood- Parity is a state of mind in the NHL when the mogul* at- — Rangers center Pete Stemkowski has at least one point of Rutgers' three quarter- banquet sponsored by the bury, N.J.; Jack Salcmi of tempt to sell their product. in nine straight games and has a point In 13 of- his last 14 backs this season; was hon- New Brunswick Touchdown Lodi, N.J.; Gary Smolyn of St. Louis, California, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Pittsburgh, games. ored with Ihe Upstream Club Club. Jennings, who shared Clark, N.J, and John Wit- and so forth and so on will not attain parity with the rest of the — Someone suggested the Rangers trade Coach Larry Po- St. Ann's, Trophy as the team's top the award last Mason with kowskiof Fall River, Mass. league for a long time, if ever. And next year we have two pein to the California Golden Seals in exchange for Oakland's scholar-athlete. He maintains Ijrry Chrlstoff, became only Tighe, the offensive cap- an Aminus average as a his- more clubs to look forward to. mentor Dick Williams. Charley Finely owns both Coast outfits. St. Mary's the second player ever lo win •t ••IMIIIIIIIIIMIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill Illlllll IKI1 11411111111111111 IIIIIIMinilllllHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIINIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllll tain, received Ihe Dave Bend- tory major. the trophy twice, following in er Trophy as the team's out- Tighe shared with Wit- Victorious the footsteps of former All- standing lineman. Tighe. H kowski the Frank Carrigan NEW MONMOUTH - St. American Bill Austin. guard, was recently named to Award, presented each year Cardinals Drop 1st to Wardlaw Mary's of New Monmouth (3- In addition, the running The Associated Press All-Bast to the captains. 1) scored 72-59 victory over back from Holyoke, Mass , re- team for the second con- Forty-two players and two EDISON - Croydon Hall out the entire third stanza af- immediately. Wardlaw's Chuck Mayers led Nativity of Rumson Sunday in ceived the New Brunswick secutive year. managers received letters at Academy suffered its first ter committing their fourth The winners made the best the game with 22 markers. the Monmouth County CYO Touchdown Club Trophy, Salcmi. a defensive tackle, Ihe banquet, held at the Ha- basketball setback in three foul. of ihe foul-shot opportunities, Art Blake added 18 to the win- Basketball League. presented annually to the se- received the Qeorga ('rnnin mada Inn here outings yesterday at the Thenard returned lo Ihe by hitting 17 of 23 attempts. ning side. The winners, who led all the hands of Wardlaw School, 59- game at the beginning nf the Croydon Hall was led by Cnrdwi Noll ISO) Wordlow lit) way, were headed by Jim Pet- OF II OFT 50. fourth period only to foul out Julius*Williams' 21 points, but Wlllom I I Hitkrtt ~ > II tit with 17 points. Pat Melosh Somtoulo ) I JIMoytfl and John Payne chipped In 16 Wardlaw took advantage of Morltrl ] 1 I Powtll And hit the ftpot—with Imperial McCM I 0 > Hndrkin 0 0 and 15 points, respectively. for (he holidays, A pleasure CHA's foul difficulties and Thmord 3 » I Wocrtn hit Tuck* 1 0 4'GIDwn Mike Kitzsimmons led the in pour IT tc (jive, l)ii ,ius.c HI roared to a 12-point margin at Vmrblt 0 0 0 Tlch. 1 5 1 I losers (1-2) with 12 markers the world's line whiskeys, the close of the third period. Tolas 30 10 Mj Totals jiw si John Conley and Mike Srucl Croydon Moll li 1} II u -so the rightnone is better mode. '" The Cardinals' Paul The- Wordlo* it is n II — st each canned II. •\n<\ plctisltyt, it mixes well. nard and Newman Marlett sat In other action, unbeaten St. Gilt-wrapped at no extra charge. Ann's nf Keansburn won its note Hawks Fall third straight. 71-50. over win- Lion Arliss less St. Janies of Red Hank, To LaSalle as Charles Robertson led the Hat Trick WEST LONG BRANCH - way with 17 points. Mark LaSalle handed Monmouth Barna and Joe Kber each College its second swimming added 16, and Kay Lollctti Tops Point had 11. setback in three outings Sat- BRICK TOWNSHIP - The urday, 79-34, despite a triple Middletown Hockey Club by Hawk Don Asay. skated to a convincing 8-4 win Asay captured the 1,000- Local Gals over Point Pleasant last week yard freestyle, 200-yard but- in an important Occan-Mon- mouth League game. terfly and 500-yard freestyle Set Marks events. The Arliss brothers put Mid- Monmouth returns to action In Swim dlctown on the board in the Wesnesday against Yale at WHITE PLAINS. NY. - first period. Scott scroing on a New Haven, Conn. Debbie Pyykko nf Toms Hiv- pass from Jeff. Later in Ihe JOt-YARD MEDLEY RELAY - I. Lo- er, swimming for the Shore same stanza Skip Grady and Join (Hurl«y, EMngtr, Holllgon, Aquatics, won the high-point Scott Arliss combined to (red 'VOWYARD FREIITYLf - t. Don trophy for girl* 11-12 and Tor- Jeff who notched the Lions' > IMI 10:It.I,' ?. Golloglur ILI. J ri Miller of New Shrewsbury, 1IITYLE - I. Rlcltord Wall second goal and his sixth of 1:11.],' I. lorlon ILI. 1. Honk swimming for the Central Jer- VonKolmlhout IMI (he season. SI AlISTYLf - 1. Ortp frolo (LI sey Aquatics, look Ihe honors 711. 7 M»« Hugntl (Ml; f. Jotk Wll- Middletown continued l» ton IMI in Ihe girls 13-14 category, 3t INDIVIDUAL MEOLIY - I Gory Miss Pyykko Ml .i meet, press in the second period and Mrtfi ILI 10' I. J Flookl ILI; I lot Aioy (Ml pool and district record in I he Grady hit the nets twite. I METED DIVING - I MikrMcPMk Charlie Donovan and Grady III J4J ;0poinli. 1. Phil loyd IMI; 1. 100-yard butterfly and then set Mtvt TourfjlloMf IMI, assisted on Jeff Arliss' second no tUTTERFLY - I Don Aioy IMI meet, and pool marks In Ihe goal and when Scott Arliss hit J 0» I. 1. Jl«»t Ltvlm (Ml; I. Holllgon 10-yard freestyle and Hftyard I()O FREESTYLE - I. Gitg Frolo ILI freestyle. for his second goal of tin ill, i Wollrolh ILI; I. Mlkf Hughtt IMI Miss Miller set a iMtt, |"»>l night Middletown led at inter- 100 BACKSTROKE - 1. Jflf Minify mission, 6-2. ILI 1 II); I. Flookl ILI; J iorry Ell- ami district standard in the .__!-!. Don Awy IMI 500-yard freestyle ami won Ihe The teams traded goals m IM.I, I Golloghlr ILI; I Mcinont the final period PoM TWO-TIME WINNER - John Appaneal, East 200-yard Individual medley t MeProk II I Illll polnll; 1 Phil toyd IMI; J yard fncttyli and butterfly in plelpd his "hat trick" and He received a patch and was entered Into the Honk Wo"*"" "Biggest Buck of Maine Club" for the second tOOFREISTYLFilll E RELAY . 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No Inveslrinvestmentr . Mole/Female AUSTINS, IMG'S ond TVR - Solo ant Ires. 71 miles per gallon. Nteds some ^Iijit-Wsf or Mt-ilit offer 5 p.m. or MEDITERRANEAN SOFA - Wood trim. 970 JAVELIN T~RANSXfportumtlt» Hwy 35 1 Bedle Rd. Mallet lonlng. Musi sell. Moke otters. 11990. Call der. stick shift. Radio. •' box. '.-Ion, with 774-1011 ony llmt. 741-2700, Ext. J25 I'/i carat sollloire. MOO firm. helper springs. 764 0103 pleose see us at once. •42 02J4 otter • p.m. H4.I774 evenings, 564-3719. MESSENGER SERVICE An equol opportunity employer M/W UNCHEONETTE ANO SUB SHOP - WALL LINCOLN MERCURY 1*60 FORD Light Deliveries ECRETARY WANTED - Permanent, Vhat you deposit In time, you'll withdraw omplete, u.000 Excellent opporltunltyi . SANTA CLAUS SUITS — For tale or rent, Shrewsbury Avt. ol Sycomort 1963 DODGE DART - Runt good V. ton pickup truck. Btsf offer ll-tlmt. Must know shorthand ond lysv "I money — so keep your bonk account :oled on highway, Mlddlefown. Coll rom tig. All your Holiday parly needt 1121 or besl alter 7172314 ng Call HOSPITAL PICTURE SERVICE owing with weekly payments from ovoilobie from ALL PURPOSE RENT- Shrewsbury, N.J. 0420477 O., 741-1121. 747- MM ALS, Shrewsbury, 741 0040. 970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER -Excellent 965 CHEVROLET PICKUP — "• ton, oil heavy duty equipment. Very good con- URNER SERVICE MANAGER — Wllh AWN MAINTENANCE - Professional HREE DRAWER BED — Mirrors, light CIRCLE CHEVROLET ondillon. Like ntw. l*S0. Con bt setn knowledge of bookkeeping. Send resume laturet. btvtled mirrors, woman's bowi- Shrewsbury Avt. Shrewsbury eltlon. Ntvtr used lor business. 172-1971 | qulpment, truck, contracts. Good op- Sot. ond Sun. 7415544. EMPLOYMENT i P.O. Mm M7, Saa Bright; N.J. tunlly. Besl offer. (4243IS evenings. ng boll, accordon, Colonial (Ireploce 7413130 rfltr 2 p.m. facia, ana fays for ages 5 12 741 3M5 1*43 KARMANN GHIA. - Convertible. IELD WORKERS- Public health OLSTEN F » H Motors Inc. VOLKSWAGEN — Pickup truck. Ntw Vtry economical. Runs well. broke system. Looks and runs well. Needs agency In need of full time Illld workers BARRELS - Ideal for planting or holding Author lied Dealers. 7413352 n Asbury Pork, Long Branch ond Mala- COMMERCIAL CHRISTMAS TREES. Daient of other Dodge ond Dodgt trucks Ights. 1427177. on areos. On lob training. Must have TEMPORARIES uses. Small, H, large, M. 74 Shrewsbury HwylS Eotonlown, N.J. 1*61 BUICK LeSABRE' 1971 CHEVROLET VAN 310. Htip Wanted driver's license and car. Call for Inter HAZLET: M Hailtt Ave.. 344 3131. Dally SMORGASBORD Avt.. Red Bonk. 1427777 542 111! Air conditioning. Call otter 5 p.m. 544 1771 Good condition Itw 041-9M0. Ext. 14. 0-3 p.m.; closed Frl. ) black off Rt. 35. or 542091JI Malt or Ftmolt opposite Field's Shopping Center. FIVEPIECE DINETTE SET DATSUN •427113 wo Marinas with Boat Distributorships, CARPENTERS M/W - Exptrlenced In PFICE, SMALL - Rtqulres Individual us odditionoi Income property. Walnut finish. Mod condition, US. Golf WASHINGTON S AUTO SERVICE 961 PONTIAC IE MANS - Overhead 1967 FORD — '/i ton. Htavy duly front loyoul work only. Apply Petnlck Construc- xperlenced In typlna. payroll ond simple WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. 170 Brood St. M4-1J2) Ktyport cam six, standard. 19 mpg. Bucket seats. ond reor suspension, tour-speed trans- tion Co. 47I.IKM. ookkeeplng Mlddlelown area. Send re- (EVER A FEE. Two snows. Low mileage. Excellent con- ne Hardware Store. Well established ANTIQUE DOLLS - Toys, Sonto Clauses, L MAN" - For the best mission, lorgt VI engine. 1925. Call alter urn* to Box F-219, The Dally Register, apldly expanding area. tee A " dlllon. 19*5. Call 791 3904. 6. 747T5442. edBonk. Rayo lamps ond others, plus copper brass cor buys LL OldsmoblloCodlllac Estimator/Salesman RECEPTIONIST ond silver. THE COUNTRY KITTEN AN- 970 GTO JUDGE — AM/FM radio. Four 1*55 DODGE ¥4 TON PICKUP — Brand URSES' AIDES - 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 ne Restaurant with Liquor License TIQUE SHOP, 26 Thomas Avt., Shrews- Co., IO> Ntwmon Springs Rd speed. 410. Posltrocflon, mog wheels. 11100 ntw engine and snows. Four speed Irons- M/W. For household goods, moving and lifts. Good solory plus company benefits ADMINISTRATION e landmark. bury. 11-4 p.m. dolly. 741-967). Irm. Call 1426131. mission Call 542-3112 or 741-70.6. storage. Steady position. Coll for appoint- pply In person, Green Grove Con- iood typing ond general office duties, KITSON CHEVROLET CO. ment. Andtrson Bros., 51-53 Mechanic St., 'leosont surroundings. Nice vacation and >nc Tavern — night club. Shore location, STEREO TURNTABLE - Thorens TD12S 949 PLYMOUTH — Roodrunner convert olescenl Center, Grtln Grave Rd. and with Robco SI-IE orm and Sllure V/1S II. 1944 CHEVROLET STEP VAN - Rebuilt Red Bank, N.J. 741 0030. Rtt 44, Neptune. holidays. Exceptional potential for ad- ble 111, 4-specd Hursl. New clutch, ntw motor. Ntw brakes ond clutch. Asking SCHOOLBUSOR'lVERS-Noex. vancement. ne Sub Shop — Restaurant ond Dell. In Original cost >400. now 1200. Days call odlal G 60s, Fenlon mags. 1950 or best 1450. 7910474. perlence necessary. Starting solory S3 per RAFTSMAN M/W — For electro-me udes truck for good delivery business 741(404. MONMOUTH offer. 591-15]! otter 4 p.m. hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael Gor- honlcol drawings. Knowledge of ml CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH usy little spot. LIONEL TRAINS — Complete setTEn- l972PONTIACLeMANSSTATION mley. Transportation Coordinator, Hailet pecs helpful. Apply Electro impulse A-1 EMPLOYMENT .Hwy 34 Eofontown _ 547 5500 Township Board at Education, 12 Bethany abs, lift Chestnut St., Red Bonk. glne, many cars, track, large trans- WAGON — Power steering ond brakes, 130. Motor eye les 0 Broad SI. 7412222 Red Bonk former, acctssorlts, 135. Coll 531-1316. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw ond olr conditioning. II.000 miles. Excellent Rd., Hailet, N^J^ HICKEY AGENCY used cors In Monmouth County. Over 100 condition. 17175. 147-9514. YAM, QUALIFIED MACHINIST - For general PARTS DEPARTMENT Reollor BEOROOM SET - Full tilt, Includes oir-condltloned new cort In stock. J I R CYCLE SIERVICE. INC. SECRETARY Beach Rd. Monmoulh Beoch mattress, box springs, drttttr, triple machine shop work. Blue Cross, Blue ounter Personnel needed for o rapidly Coll 122 *M7 anytime McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., Shrews. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 171 W. Fronl St., Red Bank 1470177 Shield, paid holidays. WINSLOW TELE- xponding ports department. Excellent op dresser with mirror. 741 6006, bury Avt., New Shrewsbury. 7416700 111 First Ave . Atlantic Highlands TRONICS 607 Industrial Way West. Eaton- HONDA C77 1*66- Needs battery and oriunlty tor advancement. Experience Personnel Director SPIRAL STAIRCASE Ihrotlle 1170. town. Contact Mr. Rlnoldl. xtttrred. but willing to train Indlvlduo Large compony In Monmouth 1*47 FORD WAGON - VI. automatic with right background. Call U 1,000 For home or office. 12H. 1946 MUSTANG — VI, three speed. Good Call 1771717 otter 6. WIRERSANDSOLDERERS — Ex- County has opening for on ex- 67161JO Power Herring. New tires Excellent con- mechanical condition. 1771 or besl oiler. ment between I o.m. ond $ p.m, perlenced secretory, with ex- Billon. S423. 7411471. 1*70 YAMAHA ENDURO — I 7 Sec. perlence preferred. WINSLOW TELE cellent sleno and typing, to work ore establishing 1,000 tost food outlets ROSE WOOL RUG — Under pad, 9x16, Knobbles front ond bock. Good condition. TRONICS. 607 Industrial Way Welt, Ea- Supplement Vour Income ouahout the U.S.. Canada, Europe 1*71 LTD BROUGHAM -'n.ooo mm (or personnel director. Prefer In- floral pottern. S3S. Olympic porfoble type- 1973 OMEGA OLDSMOBILE - Six cylln Asking 1375. Call Jayne, 671-2314. tontown. Contact Mr. Rlnoldl. With pleasant part-time phone work from dividual with experience In per- A., Mexico ond Japan. 31 years of ex writer, case, excellent, ISO. iaj-1114. woo. der, 14,000 milts. 12300 or besl otter. 244. EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE OP- our office, 4 • p.m. nightly. This Is a per sonnel function business scnool perience bock up this 10 yeor old mulll 1973 HONDA 350 CB - I.'IOO milts. Re- million dollar operation. A proven trad ALUMINUM COMBINATION - Storm Evenings, 4711*21 6220. cently tuned. Asking 1100. Call 717-0305 of. ERATORS — On coats. 15 hour week. 7: X manenl position. You will be paid 11.7. ond college training. This Is a I9tt FORD - XL~lwo door"hordtopT 1*0 per hour to start. Call 1421510. Advance stimulating position which will cord assures success. Turnkey ope ond screen window, 2l"x4t"-7/l". lie. ttr I p.m. o.m. to 1 p.m. Union shop. Apply Won chools, 494 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk Ion Includes site selection ond finance 74714«1 h.p Power steering and brokes. olr condl* r Street Fashions, 37 Wall St.. Red Bank bring you into dally contact with THESE ARE SCARCE 1973 YAMAH~A~75Occ~- 240trrnlles. Like top management of the compony. rongement. For complete Information Honing. In ..cell.nl condition Call 717 1971 VEGA — Tan. Excellent condition In SNELLING AND SHELLING - World's 5232 ontr 6 p.m. ntw. 11150. Ask tar Nick DeCJeorge. 747. Pltose send work history, with Mch will Include on invitation to quail SAVE HEATING FUEL sldt and out. 1I4O0. Coll 2*11422. 0717. largest employment service, 54 Brood SI . MANAGER solory progression ond your solo- led applicants to visit one or more of ou Burn ook firewood II tills your trunk. 671- PONTIAC - Gronu Prln 1*71. Many tx IAT 1970 - ISO Sport Coupe. EYcelitnl led Bonk, N.J. 7471121. •arts Department. Position open for Indl ry requirements to Kill ties ot our expense, coll Mr. Boyd running cndltlon. 30 mpg. Besl otter. Call 1S1I. 671-D73. Mm. Perfect condition. S7.450 BROILERMAN M/W Iduol with practical experience or train Ith Wooten ond Associates, al 409-235 142-7394 791 3341. ng In management. Experience In part BOX F293 SO, 9 1 p.m. ANTIQUES - Large variety. Fine gills. 140. Auto Service/Parts Experienced. Apply Tomahawk Reslau reo preferred, but will train. For op Collectors Items. Restoration, delicate re- 1*71 1D1CX - Two door Skylark, Econo 1971 CADILLAC ELDORADO - Convert ront, 142 4111. pairs at reasonable prices. Mary Jane ble. Fawn. Full power. Air conditioning. CARBURETOR - Rochester 4 barrel, jolntmtnt call between I a.m. ond S p.m The Daily Register my I. 77.000 milts Powtr REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre 71-1209. Roosevelt. l» E. River Rd.. Rumsan. 842- brakes/steering. Air 121*1. 747 7*00. Stereo tope deck Brand new whltewolls. quodro let. Rebuilt - never used. S32. 717- Red Bank Must sacrifice at 13995. 170-3941. (erred. Aggressive growing ofllct re ERSON — To live In, do somt cooklni 430. Monty to Loon/lnvMt Sl2 quires a large staff due to expansion pro An Equol Opportunity Employer 1*44 MUSTANG ond custodian work, five days. Room one VICTORIAN UPRIGHT PIANO - Good 1971 CORVETTE — Automatic, powai gram. Only interested In salespeople, de d plus salary. 7179455. NVESTORS WANTED TO BUY OLD Needs some repair. brakes and power windows, olr condl slrous of earning over 120,000 per year OUSES FOR RESALE - Alto to remo condition. Asking 1200 or best otter. Besl otter. Coll 671 1311. Honing, AM/FM radio. 13100. Alter 6 p.m., 150. Autos Rent/Lease Office leads, extensive advertising notion- ARTENDEB OR BARMAID — Must be TELLER del foreclosed houses tor resole. Write to Phone 747-1247. OLOSMOBILE CUTLAT$~19.4 - Small 671 S4I2. ol relerrol strvlct. Mtmber ol two Ml V, xporlenced. Atlantic Hlahlands. f you have teller experience, several im- omes Poppas, 71* Main St., Atbkury compact. Power steering, electric win- trolnlng program. All replies held In stric- mediate openings available. Excellent sal- 1944 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Power test confidence. Send resume to BOK G-77. CHOICE FIREWOOD dows Eactlltnt condition. 144! 147 7394. TOM'S FORD BAND FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE ary ond bintflls. Coll for prompt Infer steering and brakes, automatic. 1100, RENT A CAR The Dally Register, Red Bank. view. Coll >3H77t or 611 S224 Call 717-5152 f p.m. to 2 a.m. ROYAL DELUXE ADDING MACHINE - DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Coll 2!I-3261 1964 OPEL — $125 1970 MUSTANG MACH I - Powtr steer 700 HWY 31 2641400 KEYPORT RN OR LPN M0. Frlden copy machine, os Is. ll?l 410 Call 264-7716 no, power brakes, FM stereo tape. 23,000 For weekends, 1-11 shift. URNITURE REPAIR - Mature crotts A-1 EMPLOYMENT Honda seal, 115. Large surfboard, 120. miles. Excellent condition. Reasonable of- Apply 142-3400 man, M/W, to assist volumt buslntss 320 Brood St. 741-32M Red Bank Ten speed 21" girl's bike, ISS. Boy's high condition1*67 OLDSMOllL. Must stEt nto -appreciate Two door. . CalA Il Willing to negotiate arrangements. Cal SECRETARY — Challenging Job with work shoes, slit S'/i, u.so. All things in fer. *44-4649. lfO. Wonttd Autornotlv REAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial, excellent condition. 741-0311. Alter 5 p.m. 4719171. Industrial, and land only. Local tslob- Bob, 7472654, 10a.m. to 2p.m. eodlng mental health center Excellent BUHLER 4, BITTER Highest prices paid (or all used cars «cretortal skim needed In public relo- 3LD RELIABLE - 1*63 Oldsmoblle. llshed firm opening ntw office for this CHOOL BUS ORIVERS — Full time SNOW TIRES - Alias 4 ply Weotlv PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises purpose. Must hove license ond somt ex- lons office. Partllme, 9-7. Pleose submit sir Mtrchondl*. lor Solo ergords, 1.15x15 white stripe, mounted on 6.000 milts. Bucktt stats and consolt. at all times. t-tlme and substitute openings. Contoc >ecenl on gas ond never falls. Asking 37*0 Hwy 11. Hoilet. 144 OIN perience. Send resume to Box K-2S. The .. Mlddlttown Township Board ol Edu me to P.O. Box B3, Eatontown, N.J. 'URHITUDE ANO APPLIANCES 1M7 Thunderblrd rims. Low mlleoge. ex- TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE Dally Register, Red Bonk. 4. Position to start Jon. 3. Ctllent condition, ISO. TYPEWRITER - 111 741-0»7f. STRAUB BUICK -OPEL 54*4100 otlon, 671-3ISO. rlfare and people with credit problems, .PN'S — For modern nursing home. 7 itant cr.au immediate delivery Call Stars "Citation" portable. Metal carrying 1*71 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM NINE ACRES ol New ond Used Cars YOU CAN DO IT! — If you want to earn ASSEMBLERS WANTED-Noai . Grand. )?) MM cose with lock. Clean, operates perfectly. Hwy 14 744 40O0 Keyporl 130 In two hours and hove fun at the some a.m. io 3 p.m., 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 Full power, olr Musi sell erlence necessory. Full tlmt day shift, s p.m. to 7 a.m. Full time. Good working 140. Coll 7411470. 739*464 tlmt. SARAH COVENTRY wantt you. >er hour to start. Modern working condl UTCHER BLOCK TABLE - Originally JUNK CARS Pltost call 564-3723. It ond ovtr. Ions. Apply In person. Power Physic* conditions. Coll Mrs. Austin, 74MIW, be< OISHWASHER — Hotpolnt front loading 1*49 TOYOTA COROLLA - 33,000 miles tween 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. tor appoint used In butcher shop. Top Is 74"x24" ond PICKED UP Corp., 14! industrial Way West, Eaton «" thick. Table stands 32" hlah. Well lei portable. I7S. SNOW TIRES, two 6.50x1], Standard shllt. Good condition. »7S0. 147 1971 FIREBIRD (2) WOMEN, MEN - DISTRIBUTE CATA- IIS each. 6716137 after 6 p m Twinb'rook Auto Wrecking LOGS, PICK UP ORDERS FOR THE own. 5421393. I. Asking 1131. Call 741 1171 belore HOUSE OF FULLER. AVERAOE 14 AN ONE PERSON OFFICE — Must bt C- CHIMNEY SECTIONS - Inwlnteit '.lain DATSUN 7000"T»4T^~PIvirspetorvee7y Eatontown 542-2235 WELDER - Experience). Must be able pablt of taking full charge of small office, HOUR. PHONE 2443244 OR SO-1033. o read prints. Call KID Products for less steel, metol bestos dll fuel chimneys, low mlleogt. Many ntw parts. 1750. CCall GET CASH FOR YOUR"F"OR~EfGN — with experience In payroll, taxes and STILL TIME TO PLANT four unlti, 30 " each. 140 142-5672. RASSAS AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH appointment. 747-Wfi. bookkeeping, and assuming all clerical lack pine, blue spruce, rhododendron MOTORS, INC.. Hwy 11, Eatontown. 142. 1 OCKTAIL WAITRESS M/W — Parlllme duties. Send resume to Box E-2S2, The loleos. American holly, others. 11.25 up COMPLETE TWIN BEDS - BookcaVe IfTTcHE VROLET '-TtaiToiTwagon PONTIAC 7414 DUNKIN DONUTS Dolly Register, Red Bonk. •ft|S7l htodboords, 150 pair. Singer upright vacu- Fully equipped. Musi sell. 13000. 395 Broad St 741 5110 Ri-rlB.liik Ights. Experience preferred. Apply In serson, Brunswick Sycamore Lanes, 80 um. If. Vinyl heodboord.V. 747 5415. Eves, until 9 CARS WANTED - 1967 to 1*70 Experience preferred but not necessary IN'S (3) — House supervisors for modern 1 hrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. COMPLETE VOLUMES Damaged cors considered for tight counter work. Hourly wooe DIU nursing home. 7 o.m. to 3 p.m.. 3 p.m. to STEREO SYSTEM - Kenwood receiver lWifP5NTlAC GTO AUTOHOBB/CENTER 2913149 11 p.m. and 11 p.m. to 7 o.m. Full lime. Mwrif^ncjjopedlo Excellent condition WANTED tips, raid holidays, vacations, ond unl KR 44 Allek Lansing speakers No 893A. Party who needs 100'n financing, wllh no forms supplied. Hours ovaiioble ore 13 Goad working conditions. Call Mrs. Aus Excellent condition. Must sell. After 4 __^___ 717 Mil GUARDS SANTA CLAUS OUTDOOR DISPLAY — money down, on a 1971 DODGE DEMON midnight to A o.m. Before 3 p.m., coll Mr, FULL 1 PART-TIME tin, 741.1117, between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., 511-5750. 1*70 FORD SUPER VAN - Parkway win ^cylinder automatic 27.000 miles. 12195 WANTED Gill or Mr. Kelly. M?-«5W or 671-V775. p.m. for appointment. Mode of plywood, multicolored, Ihree A 1 used cars. Top dollar paid mmedlale openings In Savrevllle. Mvs piece Moin piece I' loll »40, llrm. Co •fWO'GUILD CABINETS -With four I dows. high bock seals Mony more models to choose from. For OASIS MOTORS 1) 721-7100 (301) JUNIOR ENGINEER — To leod ossembly >t neat, alert, wllh clean record, cor on IBM OPERATOR — Experience with ee-MM after e p.m. speakers. HOC. 1*19110 quick credit O.K.. call OASIS MOTORS ol tome phone. Uniforms ond Equlpmen keypunch, sorter, 402 ond 514 required. 29I-0M2 (2011 721 7100. team. Electro Impulse. lit Chestnut St., mVoLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME Red Bonk. 741-O4M. supplied. Blue Cross/Shield, Compony In Simple board wiring ond typing skills de TOP SOIL surance. Good solory. slroble. Btnttlts. Call Keyport High SCREENED FROM FARM LAND TWO GARAGE DOORS - Collapsible, — Fully equipped, olr. 14,000 miles. Im- wooden, I'x7', with windows, complete maculate 13100 Alter 4p m 147 5*40. 1974 CHEVROLET - Impalo custom BUSINESS SCH 6 6 L~B u s~cfRTV E"RTWA fijinr^ LOCAL INTERVIEWS School, 2440902. L. LUCAS INC.. Ji414li coupe Fully equipped. Never regislered. Will train. Coll Bennelt Bros., Corp., 791 Tuesday, December 11, from noon-l p.m. with tracks and springs. 1150. 291-3512. DODGE MONACO - 1969 slallon wagon HOLIDAY INN DUAL SHOWMAN AMPLIFIERS - Wit 2914034. Call otter 5 p.m. Fully equipped, wllh new brakes, shocks Less Ihon 100 miles. 13,110 llrm Full new DIRECTORY S267 PROJECT TECHNICIAN - MECHANI- car warranty. Prlvole sole 2ft4 J19/ Intersection Rts I ond 117. EDISON CAL. With supervisory ability. Must read IS" JBL speak.rs, UK. RMI electrl muffler sifts 9444977 DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED — Cleaning BURNS INTERNATIONAL prints. Apply Electro Impulse, IU Chest- io, 1400 Coll J4J 1060. BUNNY FUR COAT - SllcTiO-17, perfect aid products for home, oflce and in- condition, S2S. Imitation broadtail locket OLDSMOBILE II - 1965 Four door. Al 1970 FORD RANCHEHO - 197V Cadilklt SECURITY SERVICES nut St., Red Bonk. An equol opportunity Fleetwood. 1971 Bulck Electro. 1967 dustry Virgin territories available. Very An Equal Opportunity Employer employer. . ANTIQUE CENTER with bunny fur collar, site 9, 111 291-1936 power. Ntw tires and exhaust. 56.001 ofler 3 p.m. Chrysler New Yorker. Coll Ed Blum, 231- 210. Builneis Services Small Investment required. Experience Trifles to Treasures miles. H75, 741 6949 oiler 6 p.m. desirable but not necessary. Extensive RELIEF COOK - Temporory ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT — Ex 30f Allaire Aye., Wonamasso 7300. belore i WE PICK UP SOME UNWANT trolnlng received. Send resume to Box E Call Boyvlew Nursing Home pertence necessary. Typing and dicta .CONTEMPORARY GREEN SOFA 1941 MGA 19/1 BUICK RIVIERA - Fully loaded In TORE AND BROKEN REFRIGERA- A-OAMS REPRODUCTIONS Foam cushionsis.. VtrVtry good condition. Runs Needs work. 1100 3)1, The Doily Register, Red Bonk. W1-0440 phone. Must be able to work indepen- very fine condition. Must sell 12000. 747. TORS FREE OF CHARGE. CALL 741 MIL dently. 142 9300. Ext. IS. Sales ond Furniture Reflnlshlng 671941 7910067 EXPEBTI"!NCEo 6KTBUTNeWTTEF SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST - For ex Relocated 511 1464 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- BARMAID M/W - Experienced or In BASS AMPLIFIER - 100 wait Marshall 1*4* CHEVROLFI IMPAl A twodoO; VICEMAN M'W — Wonted for major ol luslve private club. Mint make a neol op DOM heod. Ctrwln Vega speaker, plus oth- 1963 PLYMOUTH - Four .door,* automatic nished ondlni*aTl.d tor only 164.95. compony. Full benefits paid. Top woges peorance ond be a good typist. Only those xperlenced. Days or nighti " YPEWRITERS. ADDING machine) Al hardtop, blue with block vinyl top. Six cyl transmission, six cylinder. Excellent run ATTIC STAIRS CO. 3490163 mokes ntw or used. Guoronleed low a er accessories Call 5ft 1102. Inder automatic. Power steering, 14.000 364 3000 tor appointment, who ore capable of handling o busy office land 12 ony day. 747-913;. nlng condition 1125, 495 77}! with o variety of work need apply. Salary t2S. Serplco i. 101 Monmouth St. Neil to COUC-JUCH miles. One owner 11250 firm Can be seen OOO JO-IS - Additions, pon.iing All PART-TIME HELP - Become a Copper LEAD GUITAR AND BASS PLAYER - theoi.r. 747 041} al Stone Rd. Esso. Hwy 36. Slone Rd 1971 CAMARO - Eloht-cyllnder. thrrr ivp.s or masonry Orlveways Coll 491 open.Call 143-1303 for appointment. Must sing and have good equipment. All Greenland gold. 10' curved. 1110. craft demonstrator. Earn evlro money In Coll 6711759 Hollel, or 264 2211. ask lor Randy ur Tom speed. Good shope ond good gas mileage 0119, 717 im your spore time. Must hove car. Please WIREMAN M/W — To wire elec types of music. Have jobs. Coll Jot, 717 my. 7179414. HAMMOND ORGAN LIOHT HAULING coll 495 IMS STEMWARE - Service lor tlx. Flvt tlltl 1970 FORD - LTD Country Squire wagon 1967 FORD WAGON VI, nulomotic Experience required. Apply Electro Im SHORT ORDER COOK - Experienced glasses, cleor with platinum rim, perfect Crulsomotlc, power steering brokes. win Small moving lobs LEGAL SECRETARY - Typing and steno condition, 135. 67IMM. Power steering. New tires Excellent con Coll 741 Sill essential. Experience preferred. pulse, 116 Chestnut 51.. Red Bank. only. Apply In person between S-7 p.m of Asbury Pork dows. Luggaqe rack, air conditioned dlllon 162S. 741 1473 Morllni's Diner. Hwy. 34, Keonsburg. Brand new oroon with Rhythm AM'FM stereo plus snow llrrs. 9<6 »'.O7 Coll 54f SSSS. EXPERIENCED COUNTER PERSON - COUCH - Green and bluV ribbed velvet, 1971 BUICK ELECTRA With all op Luncheonette. Fair Haven area. Mon. WAITERS MTw" Iwo chairs, light blue ribbed velvet. Trodl- lf»fPTVMOUTH BEL EVFIH HI AUTO MECHANIC - Five-day week. Top Wed.. Thurs., to to 3. Call 741-9631. mm.dlot. delivery. Bench, music ond llonal. 1210. 495.2279. lions, includina AM.FM sleieo lane LET ME DO IT! Good working conditions essons Included. Two door Six cylinder, automatic, power 12.150 Call 7)7 6353 REMODEL PAINT REPAIR pay. oil benefits, pleasont working condl 7J7-1516 steering, air. Good condition 1325 Col F.XPERT WORK 100". GUARANTEED ' lions. Coll Service Monager for appoint 'ERMANENT POSITION -Full time TOUR SKIS - Shoes, poles. 140. Round 741 6127 otter 1 p m 1*69 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Four door. REASONABLE 741 4S1I FRIENDLY ment, N7-0730 K general selling. Experience preferred MATAWAN INSURANCE AGENCY~- aold mirror. 115. Studio cover, M. Boy's White. Low mileage Air, powfr Inukrs. Apply in person Io Mrs. Plnsley of Kis Hos lull time clerical position ovoilobie 775-9300 U latkft, 115. 741.1169. OLDSMOBllE . 1967 Delmont tour doo steering ond windows, adlustublr slr-rrinq PART TIME DELIVERIES - Apply In In s, I East Front St., Red Bonk. Somt experience required In either Open dally ill 9 Sat. ill S person otter 4 p m , LUIGIS FAMOUS WHITE PORTABLE CONVE~RTfBLE' sedan. Excellent condition Uses regulo wheel. Must see ond drive Io appreciate. claims, rating or underwriting, Salary ESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, odd Ing mo DISHWASHER - 1125. Copperlane eln- gos PowePovi r steering, power brakes 1600 Asking 11375v 741 1174 alter 6 p m. ALTERATIONS PIZZA, 477 Middle Rd . Hailet EDUCATIONAL SALES commensurate with experience. 566-0700. formers, porches, stairs, additions, etc., n the home by appointment. Base solar chinesines , typeitypewritert s office equipment?, etcetc. ti range. 190. Coppertone electric range, M6-IS44C r 44M42I irapln prices. New orr used.. AAAAC Coll 741 0154 ofltr 5 p.m. Free estimates Insured Reasonable. I do PAYROLL CLERK — Clerical duties per 1700 ptr week to start, plus bonus. Reo PART-TIME OFFICE WORK -Any 09 Rl IS Okht 1961 PONTIAC c.uldlina two don the lob myself Coll Jim 7711714. tinent io computer payroll system. Re opportunity for big money ond advanct three or four hours a day. ET, 1709 Rl. 35. Ookhurst coupe. Powtr stttrlng. vinyl root Ntw FLUTE — Modt In Fronct lor CorfFTs- WANTED quire accuracy with figures, typing one nent for hard workers. Coll Mr. Sheol Coll 142-5301 cher Co. Very old, but recently recondl- brakes and snow tires Alter 6 779 £77:> ABC. HEATING one year payroll experience. Apply in per- or interview between 9 am and 9 p.m Party who needi l00*» tinanufin. with no BACTERIOLOGIST - To heod new sec lloned. Asking «60. 717-5047. 1966 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL LOOK 14 hour servicirvlcei Reasonable rates son at Personnel Office. Monmoutn Me- I4M3SQ. ADVANCE SCHOOLS. 49 monfy down, on a 1971 VEC»A Four iv'in- CollI I717 7»1 dical Center, IS6 Dunbar Avt,. Long Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bonk. tlon In modern hospital. Salary com IBM TYPEWRITERS AND RUNS EXCELLENT. HAS EVERY der. 39,000 milts. 1179$. Many other mod- mensurate with experience. Please call THING 1500 741 4114 Branch. Mere Clauifitd els to choote from. For ciunk credit O K . CLERK-TYPIST - Port-lime. Enthuslos Personnel Dept,, Boyshore Community lental $16.50 per mo. PAINTING - Interior or eaterlor Free PART-TIME DISHWASHER - And hitch Hospital, U4-7H», r all OASIS MOTORS at (701) /71 /100 estimates. Fully Insured Reasonable He worker. Some office experience nights tnt with option to buy 171 0327 on Ntxt Poge IM. Wanttd Aulomolivc 1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST WAOON en help. Apply in person after 4 p.m but not required. Willing to work hard. I rotes. William Bryan. 74ISI71. LUIGI S FAMOUS PIZZA, 477 Middle GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Five-day week, 41 Power iteerma. air condiHoninq. F.rpnl unique ana pleasant environment. Begl hours. Interesting work. Start immedlal 310. H«lp Wanttd 110. Help Wanted tires, shocks und muffler one-year old. EXTERIOR INTERIOR PAINTING after Jon. 1. For appointment coll Mar ely. Coll 471-177*. M00 Call 739 \7t,i nflri S p m Poperhonglng. Free estimates. Cutweln, 944 9700, Malt or Female Malt or Female TAWFATD~' Call 147 114? or 1411911 TRUCK MECHANIC - Five-day week PART-TIME - Telephone operotor. Sat. • V6A SAAB MOnt-l. 9ti Rtuho, healer. Top pay, all benefits, pleasont working MA?E RIA"C~HANDLEJT^~For "monufoc Sun., Holidays, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Pleose Wt NEID U.tO CARS Good go* mileage flood furs Excellent condition}. Coll Service Monager for op turers. Experience not necessary. Fu coll Personnel Dept., Boyshore Commu- running condition. 14SO 741 737? OUR CELLARS, ATTICS. GA polntmenl. 747-0730- time days_ ys . Paid holidays onand otheolher corcomr RN and/or LPN WE WILL PAY ree estimate nity Hospitol. 1*4-7500. t^'JPORTS FURY GT Power stier Coll 741 il4t oiler Jpm. pany benefits. Apply In person. RolRalp Ing, power brokei, olr condiflontng. OI&HWMHFR, WAiTRFSSrs M/W Frledlond 1 Brothers, Locust St , Key •Par! ol Full Tlma OPENINGS TOP PRICES CASHIER. REFERENCES port" • AM'FM stereo radio, automatic trans MOftlnU'tOlntr, Hwy 3*. Kednsburg mission, power senli. Good an* mileage. NELSON ROMAN - Polnllng ond paper •11 •.m.-7 i4n. thin hanging. Quality work. Free estlmotes. CASHIER PART-TIME — Sleno typist. Three o TOM'S FORD Asking 1199$ or take over payments. Call Coll 717 K4S lour mornings a week. Eotonlown area 120.Baby Sitting/ Factory wo'* year jNI-7110. a\k for Dove. Apply In perso-fti , CBS Supermarket, 3 Coll between • and l. S42-5SOS. round No l» Main St . Keonsburg. Child Cort Defence r»ee*e« 110. Aulos for Sal* no. Autos for Sole 110. Auto, for Sal* n CLEHK TYPIST - Person willing I DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full time DEF-ENDABLE — After school sitter LPN Some oo»"' t* learn. Typing, addrestoaroph. etc. Aa Hailet Write P.O. Box 111 wllh cor. New Shrewsbury, 2 to 4:30 p.m. Monday (0 F"6QI tfreis to P O BOH I7i, Red Bonk, N.J Hailet II ;s per hour. Wrltt Bo< F-292, Tht Dally •Urt-llmt Onl» ond Othor* nitKh Q77Q1. ,ER - Experienced. Also or Register, Red Bonk. ' iqu if e S doy t. Monday lo *Vuw>oy GO GO OANCt RS (Atfrocllve) Hlg trainee, part or full lime. Coll 4420S< •ip.m. -11p.m. Shllt All day 1h.lt hour*. poy, odoploble hours Pleosont workln Freehold BABYSITTER NEEDED - In my home I om to 4 JO 0m condition. 344-411? 00 VOU DRIVE? — Con you work two o Hailel. t to S. lour ddyi a week. Mu Maipitohiohon. hB have own transportation. Two boyl, Cill Mn. BrindoH 'dot ioni three days a week? monlhl and lour years. Coll 2M-JWJ. At YOU'LL BE BEAUTICIAN Call SU.I041 ler e. call 7jt-227t. Holitdtl Conviliicinl Some following. Apply immediol CHILD CARE NEIDEO - Par Ihree cly. Beauty in, 404 River Rd., Fair school age children, on some weekends 744 KOO Keyport Haven. 741-31)1. Happy Holidays ond off school days. Own transportation Call 747.02*. offer 5 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER - Pull time. 1:30 I 4 30. Mature person preferred. Apply I From person, King Jomts Nursing Home. 4t Hwy i4, Mi(Wleto*n. UNEMPLOYED • Due Io oh MANPOWER CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY PROUD! „ mj "Co ilil tititOO,. Dlv lion of vocational Rehabilitation. Ask to WE NEED PEOPLE WITH Mlts Carter A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR ALL OFFICE SKILLS. MANY NEEDS ... of the great new car deal HAIRDRESSER AND SHAMPOO6R COME IN AND ENJOY Full or part time SOME HOLIDAY RE- you can get from us on 74 4M »'6' FRESHMENTS WHILE YOU Plntos, Mavericks, Mustang 140. Auto Strvlct/ParH FILL OUT AN APPLI- CATION. WE ARE OPEN Adding Machlnts General Contractors Pointing & Deeorotjnig Typewriters CARPENTRY - Remodeling, paneling. Us, Fords, Thunderbirds MON. THROUGH FRI. closets, atari, additions fireplaces Odd "»L B JONES -, Palntlnf and wolipo Transmission 9-5. CHINES - Typtwrlltrs loot. *tas*noblt rates. 047 4315 cSiflt.JIji1' '"""•* r" "» tsllmatts. < W. Front. Rod Bank M24X1 Problems? ALTHAf |{M| - AJMtlyt, .11 t,^ .1 i SfCtliJruVlilttrirauck, Builder. Limousine Sirvlct Plumbing ond Heating • 1 on nvrii mi Expert afltr s a.m. Alrparls, WtaWnas. Any Mcnfan. Choul JANITORS l»urea Codlhac llmauslnes PcrsonolilM VAONBR % fLUMBINO ANO HTATINO A \ mi lime (hir seryltt in lima, tea Brlanl Rmnson Llm Ntw Installoftons and rtpolrs All types Experienced In operating steam cltoners Clocks and ousln. Jervlct UJ Mt plumbing work 744 »«4 anytime • (hif-ilny Svrrirr- and floor waxers. Climb (odder* and clean men's lavatories. Outstanding company Watch Repair benefits. Please apply Personnel Office. Pearl and mimt CUrt Monday through Friday, 9am. la I]noon LILY Pointing 8. Decorating •tad Raslrlna DOREMUS FORD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Division of Owens-Illinois INTERIOR MINTINO>INO,. (*AHRIN"APIRINO f>porllyontvolatdn.lon il (0 astrand. Hwy 31 Holmdtl. N J Ulna, rlosos from 7tr RIUSSILLES' M TEXACO Envoi Opportunity Employer S4^0779 700 SHREWSBURY AVE.. (cor. Sycamore) LINCNOFT PAINTING INC. RTOtlFlritfet. AVON Interior - Exterior IMAGINE EAR WITH NO •4I4IM 74747U SMpCovon MlMtlcHI|MMfc BILL*' SelAl no NIWV!w lor Christma/ s - beau, »A»' R HANOJNO RED BANK 741-6000 tiiuily designed and poaoged AVON JJIITBM MAJI KIP 291 3580 products Coll now: Mrs. Word./ll 11 741*974 4341, 44J3377or 774 1720 f IU. MtrthondrM for Sal. *», Moditntry for SoU ~WXMIUH6 MACH— The Dally Register, Red Bink-Middletewn, N.J. Tuesday, December II, 117} 17 70}. Houses for Sol* (Children'}* Diet HAZLE.T XCELLENT condlllon eight room spill E«t» ond Uvtttocfc 1'*» carpeted living rQorri and dining Topic of Talk oom Hat miei Oidrooint, i i OQint, lichen, playroom, utility room ond oil onvenlence* plus an eifro lorge ooroat NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. Ashing 141900 Thomas Loughney. consulting jU ""*<•- SG Modil. .Ill, •EEF FOR YOUR FREEZE* - Black A d hile lace sleerf. Grai " or b>sl otter. Mognovox two RUMSON dietitian at Ivy House Nursing DISHWASHER -G.E. convertible" CAUTIFUL ranch in a most den'obic Hume. Kings Hwy , will be r*a ot Monmouth County. Four bed HpRSEJ AHO TRAILER* - For salt. 747J»7| 00mi, Pi botnt. hardwood (loon, go featured speaker tomorrow at Also • lorgt selection of tnallth on. 09*. BeouHful. wHI trttd ond shrubbed WOOD SKIS - Its cm, without blndlngi, JSJ*™.S*"»r» Horses boarded wt XKfcyord. Close to trontportatlon ond rec a meeting of St. Mary's Par- have complete hum held and lorae Ma*r »7. ill* II lact ski boots, tl. boy's Ice 0 eatlon This home has a lot to ofttr, Aik ent-Teacher Association in rtatti. slit IX M. «;I.IMI S^ *"V 10 lo 10 untlTchrTsT ng SS1.000 \r SNOW TIRES _ Sluodtd, «s „,. Yel- Memorial Hall at S p.m. *5S««IHIIPOODLEg4S - R * MIDDLETOWN Mrs. Loughney will discuss now. will MMACULATE split in tht most exclustve FOR THE UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT •fto ot thli town Five bedroom*. 1'i "Feeding Our Space Age Chil- - From a private collection ol hilneroii. oths. full bosement, two cor garogt Al guorti, omtlhjrst, mlcos, etc., all beat >5 HAND, EIGHT YEAI 61.D iAY most fully carpeted ' dren " GELDING — Port Morgan Sound, oentle thing Aklng 1*7.SCO. The St. Marys School Glee Jnd willing rider. Rldes'bolh EnglX«J SW. MtrceMHdlM Wonttd Western. Western saddle ond bridle ond OS. Aportmtfirt 410. Housts for Rent 440. Commercial Rentals Club will sing Christmas cwnpltit core laulpmtnt Included wllh CASH - Pawn Brtker will buy or loan horse, me. Coll IH-SM. UNION BEACH - Four-room houftt- nmt n.fhMov mu to1 pm . H4MS). Agency, Inc WiV ?n« r*i Instruments. CEN ;REENGROVE Kt 1170 HwMembe«y 35)>r. HaileMoileMonmoutl h County ML1DiliS * The seventh grades will dis- Call ne-tlt*. NWV ' Ntpll"lt 1NET E S RIVER PLAZA - A coiy corrlooe houie IFPICE SUITE FOR RENT Proles Next to SHORE POINT INN P 1 F - Five pltct wrought p elrtplace Modern hllchen I7IS per sionol building. Choke locotlon. ApproRl- play science experiments. ron, with swivel chairs, round table with UMSON ANTIQUES URGINTLY NEEDED " GARDENS month Retrftnces. lecurily. teove Avail- motely^lOOsq tl. Coll 747-3730 ADORABLE POODLES - Assorted slits, Furniture, pointings, cut gloss, orl, VtCrttngfOvf Avff Ktypori, N J able Jon -IS Write to P O Bo« F IH. The AND5CAPED FOR COMPLETE PRI oworltd prices, oil AKC registered. Coll bronits, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Itwtlry. Bedroom si 80 Dally Refliittv. Red Bonk, N J STORE — 16* Mom SI . Port Monmouth. ACY — E "ponded tanch high on o hill RECREATIONAL NAME YOUR PRICE 430 sq ft EguiDoed with 3 phase wiring wltti trees to prelect you trom the outside Bedroom $230 KEANSBURG"-~S.« roofn ho'ute tor renl s)50per month (oil 'D Hit world. Five bedroomv three bulhs Loige FILL INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 1 1 LY - n months, 13.1 hands. Tht per 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 7417474 Three be*oomi, oil heot Retef encet I 1 patio ond mony extras. Must be SEEN fl Christmas gilt lor tht young rldtr. cludw htot, hoi wsler. air condiiionrr monlhi wcurily Avolloble imme*ol*lv RED BANK — AM r«fffl •flliT oil uldl SI35.OOO in CONTENTS OF HOME FOR SALE — CAIM FOR OLO TOV TRAINS — Any ties supplied. Air conditioned IIS per furnlturt. rMriaerotorV^V, lrm«r and •nolle tr condition or will trode HO, 037, ! 7 black eoit Rt. M and Mtddlt Rd. month. 747 170* ELLEN S. HAZELTON lomt clothing. 71; 2231. ™ orwHtojuet. 774-3710. CEANSBURG - Three room colioge Realtor 110. Bicycl.t/Minl Blkts Phone 264-1846 O y><" way. Tobies and Call after 6 Used Oriental Rugs rnlihed. No lease Ute of health too. oil Trodewlndi Motel. (4MI37 Four bedroomt. two baths, living room CoHlI S4? 3000 ItfM 54! 2319 Chinese ond Persian mth fireplace, dining roAm, three por- Kam> Also Wall Tapestries LARGE~MivATE OFFICE - Compbelis 120. Boali and Accessorial AKC BEAGLES - Two main. It months ORT MONMOUTH - Two bedroom all net. garagerage, ssummeu r house plus two WALKER & WALKER fbSgr x' " FRIEOMAN GALLERI lOrlment Junction, Beitord U* a month includes all 1 old. Sire Pearson Creed Ch tctric: aapartment. 1160 monthly plus util oom op t on Iwo acres. 1SO0 a utilities 471 2JM * Realtors SLIPCOVERS broken. S12S each firm. 747-9SW. ». Sult_.•ulfoble. tor couple wllh one child. nonth. one month security One year Hwy. IS 74) 5117 Shrewsbury LOST OUR LEASE BUYING SILVER COINS urlty. 49Hy5, J45-MW ease Water poid Available Dec. I. Alk MATAWAN - targe on* room office In ST BERNARD - Eight months old ft- 30% over foce, ond silver doTlors (1915 Entire slock of boating accessories must llroy 5134700 mooern olr conditioned buiidmo. All utili- be sold. Wholesale prices on outboard mo- mole. Bloodline Von Mollen. Excellent ond before). >}.» each. "VHE HILL-HIGHLANDS - One-bed- ties Included IWO monthly $28,500 0n 0c urfr Cootrocl JCEANPOWT —Two bedroom home FOUR SPACIOUS I ots, trailers etc Open I WSeochdoy. vtn?l4J-Mi» ''' ' * markings, housebroken, loves children Coll Mt-IIH olter t p.m. oom pardtn oporlment, total electric, air VAN'S AGENCY. Realtor S BEDROOMS CJ»ntr« moving. Hove papers. 1100. 717- ondlllonlng Near buses. 1721646. Nice lot. gorage. Available now 1300 a TWO FULL BATH_ . MS LEATHER TOP TABLE - Clipper Ship •MIRROR. MIRROX >nth plus elfctrlt. J39 JiOO Strathmort Professional B'dg BOAT & SKI CENTER Htr u Motawan W I Ml _ FORMAL DINING ROOM pointing. Never used Items lor thrlstmai ON THE WALL, ATONTOWN — Immediate occupancy FULL RECREATION BASEMENT 71 While SI , Red Bonk 7411114 pills, 2] Eosl Ave., Atlantic Highlands, af- WHOlSFAlRESr • 35, adjocent to Moln Enlronce Fort OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - S00 sq 1W LANDSCAPED LOT PVHAWA CANOES ter 9 o.m. OF THEM ALL? onmouth New large 3 ond «iroom opart- MILLSTONE ft. and 1000 *q ft in Red Bank Win niter (ELMED REALTY 4/1 MSA N l N F L i l N0MIIS BELGIAN SHEEPDOG PUPPIES - AKC TRY 741-SJJI * P. . . . AT* . it 9L registered. Block. Flvt months old. Love enli. Luxurloui wall-to wall carpeting New Ihrre bedroom hilltop ranch nestled to wt 7*1 m\ between » 5pm SCENIC SERVICE CEN WASHERS - C| Kenmore, both 111 tluded. Air conditioned. Gold Medallion In 2'i acres ot beautiful woods. Country MMEDiATE OCCUPANCY - Red Banh Hwy U Hlehlonds I7J011I Rgm, 111 green shoo, »30. brown weave, children. Good watchdogs. Perlecl Chrlsl WANTED — Colonial loveseat/solobed. KEYPO«T-Two vtores," heart ol butl hree bedroom Colonial Living room, mas gift. Coll evenings, 566-3719. electric apartments. Rent from 1119 hllchen den wllh fireplace W75 per montl >15. Two lomolf 110, Iwo windows wllh Queen Anne or Chlpptndalt chair, wood MOO. with option to buy. ILLMEN&EI rtttt diitnct 1 Wtst Front St , I6HJ0. 1700. Inlng room, remodeled kitchen, full bait EVERYTHINO FOR TH| BOATMAN month. Coll 542-1054 or l36-3ir~ 1 •crrtra/llorrra. US, traverse rod, DO. 747- COLLIE PUPPIES — Flvt months. Sable Snetttsel. 67I-4IS7. AGENCV. Rt 34. Colts Neck 46? 3172 3W«t Front St , 13O0. »1SO 264 111r ment, 6 *'. oisumoble VA rtiortaoae %7V IUR ROOM APARTMENT -- And both, monlhly payment Aiklng IJ3.S00, Coll BOATMAN'S SHOP and white. Shots, wormed. Smooth vorie- rnlihed, wllh all utilities supplied. One FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW - Matowa ly. 125 lo good home only. 229 5931 HOMPSON AGENCY. 741 0/00, New Jersey'Jeseys Largesagest SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Console. lonth security. Mature couplr No pets. area. Adults preferred MMorlno t Supply House 5131721 Ml Sl House 130. Oak slant top desk, $30 Boy's banana TWO GERMAN SHEPHERDS — One 7-M42. 480. Wanted to Rent tONO tRANCH - DMnlMR «H, OW >4 Whorl Ave. HI 1710 Red B»nk blkt. US. «71-3Tti after o pirn ' male, one lemale. Contoct oiler 5 p.m. LINCROFT - Mint condition. Thrtt bed r tw lUryfrtme htme Pvrnlthef, II )R RENT — Unfurnished four-room PROFESSIONAL COUPLE - Sttfcs 4 Of ELECTRIC GUITAR - And omplltler. 142-3345 room ranch. Carpeting, rth igtrolor, ••Iffd). ttrlBM 50. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES— AKC. woman. Coll after 6, S42-27II. Red Bank area Desirable rent SI30 per rRANJFeRHEO. OR JUST OUT- Sl.M per loot. Do your own work. 264-7111 Ready for Christmas sets. Available Feb. IS. 1 to 7 year lease. WILSON Boot Works. Oceonoort Jl» 4444 US0 a month. Leo E. Matso. Realtor. month. Husband also able hondynion Af- GROWING YOUR HOME* -Call or 367-4627 LANTIC HIGHLANDS - Immediate ter* p.m. 747 4156 write for your complimentary copy of Ap occupancy. Newer garden apartment Air Bft PROBLEMS?? BEAUTIFUL - Registered Persian kit- 105. pltBrookS monthly Homes for Living BOSTON WHALER - Oloslron, Sport- Ondltlontd. Heat, refrigerator supplied, NEWLY DECORATED - Three bedroom moaailne. Offers pictures, prlcts, de cralt. Seocrafl. Stinger. Johnson, OMC. ten, with papers. 10 months old, altered wlmmlng pool. 3Vj rooms — 1195, 4' i wilt, selecting the useful gift? Moke your mole — color silver. Owner must sell, $50. ranch, two baths, two car garoge. All op- scrlptlons APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Mercruiser. Volvo. Baal trailers. is 1245. pllonces, central air condfiionlng. Large *eolt«rs tWHwy )J. Mlddlttown 171 7100 Coll Supl.. 291 0006 or 947 6162 RfAL ESTAll Vim Prowni Hauieworei Department corner lot. Neor oil transportation, shop- we will bt closed art Monday and KITTENS — Frtt lo good homts only. T|. ping ond religious Institutions. 1495 per FOR SAL t SEA BRIGHT - ANCHORAGE APART REO BANK'S FINEST Tuesday, months of December ond Ja- n Brood SI.. 741-7500 oer and white male; black ond while IF volloble for immediate or future occu- monthplus vtllltitv 546OS12. _^_ nuary. mole; also spayed mother. 747 2770. MENTS SOUTH AND WEST. PrivatePrivate . 710. Apartment!/ ADDING MACHINES - NCR. Live octaol l beachbh , new one annd two bedroom icy. Spacloul 4 and 5 room, two bed MONMOUTH BEACH -New four bed- Keyboard. 7 column, tSO; 10 column, 1100. FREE PUPPIES oportmtnls ftoturlng wolltl-to wall corpet- oom oportments. Adults preferred. No oom, 3'j-both home. Available Immediat- Town Houses lug, color coordinated G.f .. 741-5477. 741.1127. To good homes >.E. appliances ely. 1415 per month. Lease. Coiens, Real- 7*5. Houiet (or Salt HRTWSBURY Ian bedroom I ully ond Olr conditioning»•»wrjuiu. Conv.onvtnieny i ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREES - Two 71^2570 ED BANK — Unfurnished Oreenlree tor, 741 16*6. poneled, (Me both. Renl 19/ per month. In- Ironsportollon Ontled"neiiedroon m from MM. partments. 239 Spring St., Red Bonk TTunlclpolMoXe Basin 4', both with revolving stands. IS ond SI0 FREE TO GOOD HOME - Molt Gtrmon Iwo bedrooms Iror HOLMDEL - Locoted on ISO acre form. OCEANPORT ludes all ullllllts except heat. Asking Atlantic Highlands toch. Call 7177914. •«m «J»S. Modtl OBtls » and two bedroom apartments avail- Itl-HM shepherd, eight months old, havstbroken. 1117 Ocean Ave.. Seo Three room house, rent M2S per month I0.M0 MIH7I. 564-0109 Collofttr 5p.m. able, cajl 741-3953 for appointment LANTZ • Portable washer, spin dry, , Nine-room house, rent $500 per month MINT!! MINT!! in the Port au Peck section. An ideal NEW AND USED SAILBOATS hordly used, like new. uo. BOXER . OUR-ROOM APARTMENT - Heat ond Two yeor lease* only Thrte monlht de BEAUTIFUL ONE BEDROOM APART t water supplied. Suitable adults. No unit Recently modernized. Reply Box B arfck and framt ranch with tenter toytr. 7' thru 34' on display 4W-MM1 - Stud Service lorge llvtnt room, dinette, paneled den 710. Income Property 7170410 MENT — Avalloble In small select secure ?94, The Daily Register. Red Bank MONMOUTH SAILINO CENTER U unit nnrrlen ooartment. Ideal lor young efs Colt after 5 p.m. 291-2061. with huiit In bar, tlreplace, three bed West SI. Monmoum Bench Hi Mtl NOROE fJM DRYER - Heavy duty, five HIGHLANDS - Five vnall rooms \?\l a FAIR HAVEN - Threei lamlfamilly hon morrleds or senior clllltns In soft sur- •A ftRlflMT — Thr*e-room~furnished rooms, plus a full bosemtnt Clost to come 1400 month. Coll PUPS WANTED - In litter loll for resale roundings. Superintendent on premises. month j •lui uiliniet, security ond reltr schools ond tennis courtv 14t. 100 I4JIJ6O II CANOE - IS' Grumman Aluminum wllh J42S4J9 portment. Utilities Included, S300. Coll wer, colt m tat* at pttt, mutt be cult ond healthy. Pure High on a hill overlooking ocean on Mwy Loyton, 143 5353, 10 a.m. to 6 pm, encet. i 17-766S. poddies 1100 tlrm REGULATION BUMPER POOL TABLE 14? 0515 onclml.td. eW-WWOl before noon 36. One block before Highlands bridge. rtkdoys. KEANSBURG - Two bedroom house, N1W VOKK tTATI - 1 Ibt'ly «•• III — Lang* Pro's ski boots, site 9Vj. Fischer New York bus ol door. Harbor view, 1165. acres Beorllliii view In wtt buiminos Super Gloss 190 skis. 741-2993. CANSBURG — T^o-berjroom oporl completely furnished. Immediate occu- PAUL BRAGAR 2J' OPEN SKIFF - Sound condillonT LARGE PONY — Hunter mart, 14.1, sev Coll 671 5252. ent, furnished or unfurnished. 14 Han pancy. 1700 o month, pay own utilities. lobli ftr worlments n Twp. Small lomlly. No pels. 364 1350 HO TRAIN SET - 31' trock, controls, LONG BRANCH - 1 and 2 bedroom fur. transformer. six cars, S15. Seven months old registered Quarter horse yllme. FLORIDA LOTS ll*o 10.1111 In ntw filly, champion bloodline. Thrtt year old nlshed apartments, heat ond water suo- ALLAIRE-FARROW 150. Sport* Equipment 671-2555 plled. ColTeves. 21^1153. ORTH LONG BRANCH - One bedroom 430. Winter Rentals section of thriving young tily in southern registered quarter horse more, show hunt- Realtor Cull area At original eosl lo seller Take SKIS Rosilgnol Roi SSO - Nivcr bEWING MACHINE er. Six year old holt-thoroughbred, half- oportment. Immediate occupancy SI70 a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - One bedroom month Includes utilities. One month secu SEA BRIGHT — WlnJer rental Five room 794 Broad St., Red Bonk over remaining contract at ft"- Coll eve No blndl'' dian ist tver. List 1310. Sacrifice at Never used. 140. quarter horse, excellent show prosptcl. II garden oporlment. IIW per month - s.cu- furnished oportment, nlngs. 741 lilt 1WJ 147 1 747-4051 year old open lumper or thrtt day event ly needed. Call 747-1303 or 14] 3114. 741-3450 horse, must be experienced rldtr. Call oi- rlty. PAUL P. BOVA., ReolRtollorl . 6712544. 245-fQW TELESCOPE - Wllh lensts and attach EST LONG BRANCH — Immaculate Call AnyMmt ler 6, 531-9694. ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Kitch- rnithed three rooms ond bath second NAPLES, FLORIDA - Luxuriously for SEE FOR YOURSEI ments, like new. ISO. nlshed new condominium on gulf Two Intptcl (hit iltpont lot wllh Ht ttaltfy I Coll 29I-442S. en, living room. SIM month, one month's oor apartment. $200 o month Including COLONIAL CAPE BEAOLE — Sl« month! old mole. Good security. No pels. Heal supplied. Matawan bedrooms, den with color TV, two baths, tritt and lovtlv tntranct. Fully Im 5PI ( I Al hunting stock. All shots s!5. Call otler 6 Illtles. Lease required. Immediate octu Eiqulsllely conditioned home In Little Sit proved Bring your plani Butna Vivo Ave , FOR CHRISTMAS, ORDER NOW - Ho- Township. 264 1310 otttr S p.m. lor ap- xmcy. Call E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, screened porch, balcony, pool, boat dock p.m.. 4WHP4. ond sauna Avalloble except January. 747- ver has four bedrooms, separate dlnina Rumson. ond look for our sign. llday hams, fresh killed turkeys, capons, pointment. •Olfort. 741-4500. room, rustic dtn, fireplaces In IIvine NOIIChS crown park roosts. DELL'S MARKET, 106 AF5HAN HOUND - AKC reglttertd. 1374. RAV RUMSON - Onebedroornoparlmenirfur- ED BANK •- Spacious S'/i-room pen room and den. Modern kitchen with count Moln St., Motowon, 566-1717. Five months old. Must sell, working. Rea- OCEANPORT - Four bedroom house, tr top range. Excellent ana with ]. sonable. S4!-«?l. nlshed. Heat, water. Mature or couple. ouse oportment overlooking the Naves UM. ItOM, security No pell I4J1761. k river. Also 4' i-room apartment. Luxu modern and beautifully furnished. Laun- acres ol land Move In rendition. OMeret Ml. LMt ami Found DOLL HOUSES building. Air conditioned. Call 643-486'. dry, fireplace, shog carpeting, two oaths, at HI,700 Coll us today. VAN HORN CHRISTMAS SPECIAL garoge. 7M 9517 or 741 1466. Also wood doll furniture. L. Beatly, 140 IRISH SETTER PUPPIES AGFNCY - REALTORS LOIT — Thanktolvlnct. Oerman Srwprwrd. Church St., Keyparl. 264-3606. 944-1742 KbANSBURG — Btochvltw Gardens. ED BANK — Two rooms and both, ideal molt, "Trooper/' Reword. One ond two bedroom apartments and ef- or mature couple. Near church, shopping LONG BRANCH - Top locotlon, Clei ARMSTRONG Optn 7 days, Coll 24 hour* a day. W-IIM ^__ enter, etc. Private entrance. References, attractively furnished Tite kitchen and ficiencies available. Overlooking boy AGENCV REALTORS 747-4100 LOST - Oold antique cameo wedding CINNAMON RING TAIL MONKEY — Cooking gas. heat, hat water ond parking curlty. Coll between 5-4 p.m. 747-10OA. bath. Yard ond frees. Now available 1740 S5S Prospect Avt. LiHieSilv 520.Goroge/Yord Sain Wllh coot, supplies and clothes. Needs plus utilities. Security. No pels. Until May KM Rlvtr ltd. Fair Maven txmd ond pinky rlno, Grant City. lnrtw>- WASHER — Dryer, relrlgeralor. Section lots ol affection. US. 495-0061. ECTflANK - Three rooms~Rellabie 741-4500 MONWOUTM BEACH — A-1 rtUdtntlal Sjry Shopping Plola Reword. 6n 4617 SEEKING HOME — For two-year old lov- EHIclences siso odults. No pets Lease. References. lot Omrobir locotlon ol living room suite. OHlct desk, type, One-bedroom site LOST - Block Cocher Sponlfl, gr oy writer, choir. Twin beds, double bed set, able Lobrodor who thinks he's a watch- 741*431 EVES 14401ft. dog. Adults only. Call days, 717-0100. Two-btdroom|K Rumson Waterfront SWANPOIT around mulile, aQe 7 year* SuDlect to baby carriage. Work bench. Small kitchen IIGHLANDS — ThrtVroom aportm^nl fits, nol dangeroul. neeot tpeclal medlco- table, etc. 10 Donnelly St., Union Beach. 440. Furnished Rooms Beoutltul lot, 150*100 FREE PUPPIES THREE ROOMS - Healed, Ctnlrolly la. furnished, ytor round. All utilities Indud Gorgeous inree-bedroom custom-bull Coll ofttr 7 p,m. 4*3-Mil llon Rumion Llllle Silver oreo. No collar. Mother poodle, father unknown. coted Private entronce. Adults prelerred ed. Call 2I1-V4M. ELEGANT AMD EXCLUSIVE - Studio ranch. Large rooms, wllh tMCtllen Subitonllol reword. UMJJS ____ maui. 717-tlM WIST LONG BRANCH - Two residential OARAOE SALE — Antique gun cabinet, Sjcuflly ond references. No ptts. Coll 142- efficiencies and executive suites UHro closets and ttoroge. immaculate "move WOULDN'T YOU •E~HAPPY~^"lna coniemporory decor. No lease. Horbour In" condition. Over on acre-andahoir o building lot., rtady to go. all uhllllti. LOST - Oermon ihepherd. molt, black TV, bicycle. Iron rite mangle, carriage, THREE BEAUTIFUL PL KIHOI SE* todern 3'i-room npnrlment for the ho H.S00 each Call owntr ol W»-i$11 afltr 6 and Ion. Aniweri lo nTrooper ' 115 rt' lunlor beds, bassinet, stroller, drill press, PUPS AKC realsltrtd. 175 each. Ready Point. Oceon Ave . Sea Bright, N J 747beautiful property Dock privole-i Idoys? Move In now. Rent starts January 3313. 741 1200 commute. Call us tor details today p.m and wtt*ndt word. 7» JIM. _ Jacobsen mower, toys, books, clothing, lor Christmas. 739-0073. KEANSBURGH — Three rooms. Security it. All utilities except electric. We pay solo ond much more. Wed., Thuri,, Frl., 9 required, immediate occupancy. or heol, hot water, got for cooking. De LOST - Australian Terrier. Block doa, lo 5. Chapel Hill Rd., left to Sleepy Hol- 7171395 uxe Copperlone appliances, olr condi ton lart, I lo 10 Inthtl high Ai -wert lo low, right lo 43 Stovola Rd., Mlddletown. oned. No pets pleose. Call 229-5093 or BELONGING!! 770. Mobile Homts name ol "Mr. Peell." Three ymr' old. PORCH/GARAGE SALE - Hot wheels? IM. MtrchocrtUt Wonted OPEN FOR INSPECTION 272-1754. No collar. Loll In vicinity ol Will Pork doll house, electric Irolns, small appll GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME I ft 2 bedroom oportments That's what Its all about' Year round - AAcCUE 19 Bethany Rood oft Hwy IS, Hoiltl. New Ave . Rumion HI »IO onces, lur hats, Aubusion rug. skis and COPPER - Cress, lead, aluminum, boi ED BANK - Gorden apartments. Two boots, box springs, Ice-moker and more. lerlts. cost Iron ond steel scrap. Old heol Marine Manor edroom. J700 a month, lease and one mg for Golden Agers. Nice rooms. Ocean Realtors Jtrsey Walk to shopping area. 744 Mil. LOtT -Tight brown ond while Bo«er In Dtc. 13 and 14, » to 4. 76 Buena Vlito ers ond rediotors. used onth security required. NO PETS. view. Three home cooked meals daily 74 JO Ridgr Rd. Rurmon Allontlc Highland Mole. 100 Short Drive. Highlands 172 1900 hour love ond attention. You re not "|usl •47 2/60 Ave., Rumson. Hayes L Abromslieri, Noun: 10-4 p.m. Adults preferred. Call 741-2975, between 10 ONLY $2500! """" m. ond 5 p.m. only. o name" her--e Berkeley Carleret in As NO CAR NEEDED LOST - Black and while female dog bury Pork Jut I n few Mocks to ironvportntlon, TWO BEDROOM - IONIO Air condi IGHLANDS - Three rooms furnisher) tloned. poneled walls, shed, alloched (mlied Shepherd/Sheltle type) wllh ton schools and shopping Irom lhi\ *» markings, wearing ton collar ond plastic Sandy Hook boy view. 1150. ceptlonal ?'i yeor young home fealuring porch Good condition. Coll 741 MM after 173 0491 Call 775-5000 Ip m. lien collar, vicinity Appleform Rd ond four bedrooms. V't balhs, (ormol dining Hwy 11. Mlddlelown Coll eiMSol. SlOO room, country kitchen, sunken gamer oom, NION BEACH - Three'room upstair! vEBEDfObM— Wtthiriower •WANTID - Mobile home trolJYr. Ap REWARD xirtmenl, Electric and heat supplied full bosement and attached t«o car ga First door Prtffrably lo adult buslrtpti roge. Wont lott long at 11X800, proximate slit. 10140. I7S per month plus security. Call ?64 man Coll f 0 m to 5 p.m. only, 74T-1041 COII 717 )4|7 4331. KEANSBURO - Furnlsntd rooms with WALKER & WALKER }}' THAU f R Mny remoin on lot Cono »70. Special Notlcti EANSBURG - New three-bedroom cooking prlvlltg.lt. fIIIJ0 pfr w»«k. Call Realtors >, shed, palio South of Monmoulh Shop partmenl. All electric. Avolloble Jan. i. Hwy ]S ',71 3111 Mlddletown plrig Center, Rt i', ^47 1/1/ ROCK CROUP ~ Avollabie tor oil occo Call 7171221 until 7 p.m. ilons Experienced Oood relerencti. FURNISHED ROOM Private entrant*, I / block on oil problems She con ond will help IDDLETOWN - Furnished aportmfnt you Hwy 9 ol 'ii I utilities. Security required. Coupie% stop Groc'oul roomy three bedroom Co 1171. First lime fin the oreo GIFT IDEAS FOR •ferred. Call 7414165. FAIR MAvrN lonlol with Income apartment Kitchen THE KIRWAN CO. FURNISHED ROOMS remodeled lost yeor Self c 147 ',071 dlshwoshtr Three boiht 'I Newmon Springs lid. lied Bool. N J ' Everyone On Your Christmas List. 410. Houses for Rent PRIVATE ENTRANU Attractive - ter A. 791 7WJ 842-4350^ 9W. Instruction _^ laroe modern both Convenient lo Rt, 11 IDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur WE »UV HOUSES FOR l6* DOIL«» IllTliuiNG •• By Kpfrienced cerlllled %t»M< •*•*••• M»VM and Parkway 1A\ nil 17 VA REPOSSESSIONS In ony condition leather High school Cermori, general sci- shed ond unturntshed Immediate ottu • 13900 THREE BFDROOUS t»0 icy. SAMUEL TElCHER AGENCY Phone l».>|g ence, biology, all >,ub|ech elementary NICE, COMFORTABLE ROOM - Prl DOWN PAYMENT grodes Call 171 HI) Sceanporl Ave . Oceonport 54? 3500 vole home. ' minutes from Red Bank • 14500 - SEVEN LARGE ROO-VS LISTINGS OF Bf TIED HOMES - In Holiday Tipi Gift* for the Family Middleoged man Neor bus line. 117-3943 • 110,000 EIGHT ROOMS ''•" LOT Keomburo Mtdolelown Moi'el Holmdel (•iftn for thv Home \ 175 to 1356 Per*Month IHE SMOl«O«OENCV III Oil) THE BERG AGENCY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • 111.000 - THREE LARGE BEOROOMS MUSIC LESSONJT • 1,74,700 FOUR BEDROOMS, l"i jyAbramA flovn. W A (Dovll SlixJIo*) 3 Middietuwn Bedroom lor renl Reasonable role. Coll SELLING YOU« H0Mf> Your homt or mint intor Monmourti Col It Serving Your Holidaiday Needs A FABULOUS NEW FORO 471-1000 THS I m mn ll East Highland Ave MELMED REALTORS ft/1 54'.0rVE BUY HOMES FOR CASH >f9») Piono, guitar, flute, accord PURRn' POOCH FLOWERFLOWE S BY BOB GOODMGOODMAA N FROM THE FABULOUS NEW 600 HHw y 335 MlddletowMlddl n 471 0344 RENTALS AVAILABLE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM - Wllh CLOVER HEALTV IU /«» OOREMUSFORD FROM 1200 PER MONTH WEST END ' Seven room California, GOING AWAY lor me HOLIDAYS1 700SHREWSBURY AVENUE kitchen privileges, Red B6nk area Cull MELMED REALTORS. 671 5410 after 4pm 741 1769 brlc- ranch Fireplace Living room over' SEE YOURSELF loo*i lorge trttd properly UlOOO Call Board man's best friend 1 kitty, too In living color this Christmas' LOOKING FOR MMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Youna BAYSHORF AREA - Furnished room-. SrJQM LEGAL NOTICE MIRRORS olvt lotting pleasure A SEXY EUROPEAN? ee-bedroom ranch home Asking 1300 with private bolhs IM per week. LEGAL NOTICE TRIMMING. BATHING t GROOMING ' month plus utilities, but will negotm'c Call /I'MHdoys. 147 J1W evenings MIODI FTOWN S#ven ,for O'd ronth OUR SPECIALTY MORRIS TEST DRIVE A CAPRI n short term tease Call Mr, Ryan, Central on rond'lionmg Ainioit Un 1974's ond 1973s In slock lor Immediate TAX 1AI f PLATE GLASS CO cGowon flyon Realtors. 747 3000. ncrei Four bedrooms. ? , brttm. cement iONOUOH OF UNION REACH M7 4949 10 Maple Ave Red Bonk 7411061 delivery Chose from 19. Smart Sonlo s 2712M0 circle drlvtwoy. 17' raKed tireploct, tin Salt of loti or plot* of land tituattrt in the Borough ot Union Renth lor unpaid ore driving Coon's this year. Wall Lincoln MO. Commercial Rentals lined two car elecfncoM/ optraftd ga Coll Us lor Your Holiday Flowers Mercury' 741 (400 M0. Commercial Rentals municipal ntm n DEAN S FLOWERS rage 1/i.OOO Pr.ncipoH only. 7414AI/ Public noilc»» ii hrrH)v flivpn thtil th** win\>Qnttt ruii*r(or ot toxn ot fh# PARTY LINE RENTALS 34*1341 Hwy 3). Ploio 35. Foiontown. 54J 4430 See OCEANPORT AVE . LITTLE SILVER Gilts for tht Fomlly BofOuoh ot Union Btnrh in Iht County ot •Vonmriuth. H J .vHl \rll at public talff ot Us For All Your Party Needs New Year s 747 1117 1470100 TROPICAL PET TOWNE ATTRACTIVE SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN Charm aptly expreuM m# Tax Of'iff. Flortnc* Avi.. Union Btorrt an Ih* ?6llt ot DtcimtMr 197] ot 10 Eve Headquarters Everything tor the Pet" in thli lovely ErtglKh Tudor. Leaded win a m. tht loliowing dticrlbffd lontfi. cnorotoblt ogainit lhi> \nn\t on tht flrtt day of TOTAL HOUSE CLEANING THE July 197? ai cornpultd In thhtt foliowmfol u ll|1 tngethtr with tht inttrtil on sold BEFORE or AFTER THE HOLIDAYS 441 Hwy IS. Chopel HIM Shopping Clr 2-OFFICE SUITE flows, fireplace, quiet itrtft, beamed HALLMARK OREETING CARDS Ond Mlddletown 101111 MILL RUN BUILDING Cathedral celling^ - a "mull let" at amounamontt from thth t linlit dod y of JulJuly 11979 ? to Iht dote nl *alt aandd coth ot tottoltl . Sold lond\ wilt be told m f*t to tuch per\om O". •vill purrhrjM* tht lomt l gills tor the entire family LINCROFT SERVICEMASTER SWIETS AND SUCH Centrally kxind in R«d Bank Ap Highway 35 IS*.100 CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtor-, PHARMACY. Newmon Springs Rd . Lin- w eg 0.000 s MCLS, 4 Porter Ave. unit Silver 741 to redemptiodt n at Ihe lowest ratte ot interestt t bubtt in no case in tucest off eight p«r 741 I]I7 141 7440 Ftoturlng Helen Elliott Candles ond olher prox 325 IQ II Hill air condi- Now renting 10.000 sq II lor cent per annum. Ihe payment of the sole will be mode before the conclusion ol tht croft Coll 741 7614 Holiday Goodies. Cornelius Cobb Settle FebraFebruarr y occupancoccpancy 6314 SANTA DOES HIS THING - At the Flow honing lamtoml Mrvicet. Mll-Mr Flly Air Conditioned tale or the property win be resold. Cash or certified checks only win be accepted er Corf Red Bonk, 741 4440. Eatontown.' menl. Rle J4, Colls Ntck US 000- Will put fn; on a beautiful bodf in payment "HAVF A HAPPY ' M 7Mt FT D vie* alavalor, ha* panimg l GmeGlumess includecuded of water with grand *ie« Catch a few fith On SitSte PParkink g Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no purchaser, will be before breoWaif or en|f,/ \omn hooting or Struck off ond '.old In the Borough of Umrm HMII In r*H 'or tiMfrmption at tight LAUTEN REALTY CALL 7*7-1100 Offices Designed to Suit •.»0tmg High wooded mrr nnrj rotfoge *00 \q It to IHOsq II Suites per centum ond tht* municipalities shall hove th* mrm ftvnr-rfiet ot rights ond re Rl. 35. Mlddlelown _ 4716664 For Hail •i your BROKEN with fireplace HAROLD I IMDEMANN, demotion CALL 842-3888 Iroker. Ealontown 143 I ID] This salt is mode under the provmons of the revised statutes ol N J. as BEFORE 1 AFTER THt HOLIDAYS Trvr* nml Trim orrwmdert onrj supplemented '<* I to 4J VIM CARPET 1 FURNITURE CLEANING ALL PURPOSE SNOW THROWERS MS. Apartments Ui. Apartment* 405. Apartments At ony time before the salt the undersigned will receive payment at Ihe amount ^ERVICEAAASTER,^ Merrill Lown Mower Shop Out on any proptrty advertised with inttrtsl ond COftft. incurred up to the tlm# of LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES 74 Mechonlc SI . Red bonk 741 6040 payment. Dig them or cut them Fresh cul Holly - '.(111 R Greens ~ Scandlnav 10 Ornomenfs TON Collector LEON S RUG CLEANERS Wreaths BERNADOTTE FARMS, Rl Horough ol Union Beoch Residential Commercial Induiirlot 137, Tlnton Foils 147 0117 I Holiday Din inn Nome Blnrk Lol Amount 64 Whitest Red Bank 747 2100 G. Ot Ow\o 1 II 147.41 LIVE CHRISTMAS TREET FARMINGDALE GARDENS J Romono I 1/ 1147 DORN'S PHOTO SHOP INC A Zommitt 1 6 1.7(1 II Hundred} f0 cr>ooif From MOLLY PITCHER INN 3 ft PaflUon V For Ail Your Photograph,c Needs 1 S» ',4 CONRAD SMITH NURSERY Enjoy Luncheon or Dinner C, Stverim It « 47 4? Aurhorlied Kodak Processing TimonAve S42I420 Etato>lawr UWolloc.SI. Red Bank 747 7 M Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 747 7 — O APARTMENTS v^ <* J. Conroy II II 117 II A Commorolo /' 10 IM «9 SOW) TREES SI ANOUP FRENCH COUNTRY INN M Ntaro 4ti;i COMPLETE LINE OF CANDLES One of the lorgest selection of Chrlslmov WEST MAIN STREET, FARMINGDALE, NEW JERSEY '. Ruberl 1 HOLDERS. KINGS. SUPPLIES U 1700 f trees in Ihe oreo LE DEAUVILLE INN S Ruberio 1 MM WICK N WAX CANDLE SHOP CHARLIE S FARM MARKET Union Beadh Amuwmtnl turp U 9 Brood St Red Bonk Hwy 14. Corner Summit. Belford WALL TOWNSHIP. N J SPACIOUS IMJM mI 711 Ml il H RusitM )/ 4 )74 41 COCKTAILS LUNCHEON. DINNERS L Notoll. ',; II 9J91 PARTIES! BANOUETS I Natoh tl 19 m ••! Untrn'm/n II pi 1 74 41 Gift* For Him (rifti for thr family Coll LARRY O NEIL for Rtstrvotions 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS C Se/erim 19 ] 1» 10 I Ml 1700 N Ausl'n 7• monfht, til I On-Sito Pa'kmg • Laundry Fai 1 HI 41 Pint Italian Peod Our Speciality J ft J Conneti i« 7 <11.0» I7I Thrtf month*, W SO Ont month. 1] JO C VOuohn 119 H Dhvtfyy, 1010c pptt r wMkk VILLA MONICA • Walk ''J Fairningdaie Pubi.c Schools 19 HWY 16 177 1177 HIGHLANDS C Gorfnwaltt 14 CALL 741-0010 W Wilson 11 7/<0 Gift* fur Hov» & l.irh G ft B Borelli KllVl ISOfl ond oth for Serving Lunch ond Dinner f I "in't K A Alfana Ul ) 141 Shrewsbury Ave »M Ho»i '47.1114 Furnished Model Apts On Display VI l-i CIRCULATION I Frrjrue & A AI (ono 1 1 ySJJTl WH'OVI 10 'Ml PAL»Cf. H ft V O'»r>.. i, In FOR THE ARTIST IN VOi DINER 41 Monmouth Si Red Ionk Renting Olllce on Premises J Nopoll ii', 9 MlKIS - Lime Silver 7417471 Toys «rl ond drafting supplies r point OAIL V SPECIALS Won through Fr* J Nopoll ii . I m Blcvrlts Baby Furniture Discount f 0lO» prices __ MOH . Veal Cutlel. n tt TUIS . Grilled Oft F Torino II rsyvriT.,ss sV Liver ond Onions, (i 99 WED All ihe Call 935-42*9 M Cole 199 n If • OROIR NOW FOR Ithojelti tnd Menlballs ytu can tot M Tracy 710 ;< TMUR». Fried Cnicken. lift FRI . All G MoHnaro m MAHN i BROTHERS OlfTMuiT *i 14 0* Larae Selection nt Roiciah Bicycles • Tellood Qtllvery Strvite Anywhere Iht Fried Filet tf Fish ytu con ml II 99 Eastern Mgmt Corp M ft 1 Catania 11 HIM Service DILL'S MARKET Above trdtrs served wllh potatoes tnd w lutltf ul 1 iImt 1 •} Rle II iottnltwn IH Moln SI Motowon 144-1W .eoelooln net Iresh rolls end bulltl Nov V On 18 Tbf Dally Register, Red Bank-Middietowa, N.J. Tuesday, December II, U73 D«-nni» the Menace Crossword Puzzle Snuffy Smith 47 Measured 13 witnesses ACROSS 26 Sharp 21 Regret energy? 1 Mineral 23 Finale lor 23 Flow off VEP-- HE HELPED ( AN' NOW THEV'REHAVIN' A^ V 48 Planted teed jpikiflt reoromni gradually LOWEEZV-HAUE PAW MOVE HIS 1VjmilHOUSE V 2 S Tumbrils aOMekeemends 50 Hear it drop 25 Total •; 51 Motori VOU SEEN MV STILLHOUSE THIS Bo to Stitches 34 Ata- 76 Wide awake '#; M Snuggles MAN LUKEV MORWIN'— my 14 t-ormwmovM iwordtessl j <-> ME •clot Alan - 36 Maleihmp 58 Obstacles 27 Secret TODAV? agent's false 15 Worship 36 Female 59 Only a rose, identity 16 Oak or family relative in essence 28 Custom W •'UK 37 Misses Gabor 61 Lasso 17 Shap*of 29 Wicked I track or or St. Clair 62 One way to • 31 Aquatic i 1 MM* 38 Help sin mammal 18 Enclosed car 39 Load 16 - and 63 Swerves 32 Approaches 19 Ascend whaddayaget? 64 Level p 33 Rye fungus 20 Gobi and 40 Label 65 Seines 35 Free 0 I Atacama 41 Esteem 66 Rub out >— 36 Distress / 22 Notches 43 Cooking fuel 67 Legal paper signal ST* 5. 24 Needed by 44 Leander's DOWN A 1 Wearing shoes 38 Malicious iiJU^v/,*»»«««- 1 >\ absent-minded beloved i 2 Lay asphalt burning actor 45 Lock 39 Make lace 26 Gate 46 Kettle 3 Cry ol Hi and Lois 42 Gives support Solution to Yesterday's Puule: despair 4 Chooses 43 Deity x AM 5 Social class 44 Century WANT; POINTINe I'M POINTING 6 Fruit drinks 46 Bother TR1XIE? POINT ^CUR AT IT ALL MV FIN6ERS 7 Motor 47 Make an offer 49 Make cloth F1NOB* AT IT/ fishing - 8 Character- 50 Product of istics sow's aar? CHWSWS THIS YEAR r 9 Medicinal 51 Black tMAFIGGEROFSPESQH herb 52 Nominate 10 Delia and 53 Sand CliiMn-ii's family 54 Johnny -on? 11 Ireland 55 Affection 12 In the bridge 56 Dueling sword column, ha 57 Dispatch leads 60 Orange pekoe 12/11/73

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FIND BREAKFAST PWaM REAPY-' jT -"•KIT sr (3 1 4-i 51 53 55 Si 57 Ifie Wizard of l6CTTOPIC< &£T DONE WITH IT... TUB CO6T. with your success as a GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) WWICM WlU-BBTUREE living. This does not mean, —Put your talents for com- UP MY CAR ? however, that you are not a speaker at this time. What is — Keep business or profes- 0Ai6 LATE2 IMAM WHAT sion separate from your mercial enterprise to use. VOUOW demonstrative person when important is the critical level Another's interest in your home life - especially now it comes to your affections. of the audience. personal life may make it You enjoy letting others AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. when it may be vital to your difficult to say "No." Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHE1NWOLD chance to drop the king, even chance. If the king of trumps if it were not the best chance. Central Station, New York, failed to drop, there was still N.Y. 10017.) How should you play the When the king failed to fall on the hope that the player with trump suit if you are missing this trick, South still had an- the king of trumps would later only the king and two small other chance for his contract. have to lead away from the cards? Should you finesse, or Declarer continued with the king of spades. THANK YOU DEAR- I WONDER North dealer SURE. *- should you play the ace in the ace and queen of clubs. When DAILY QUESTION KaMWesl I KNOW YOU'LL WHERE WE vulnerable DAGWOOD, I'M JUST hope of dropping the king'.' the suit broke, he led his last Partner opens with nne JUST GOT THE NORTH WILL YOU WAITING 4 West opened the jack of dia- club, discarding a spade from heart after two passes. The LOVE IT. • O« J HOLD MY FOR MY BABY? monds, and the defenders dummy. next player passes, and you J 1076 J BABY FOR took the first two tricks in Forces West's Hand hold: S-K 8 3 H-J 10 7 6 3 0 CM A MINUTE? that suit. At the third trick, West declined to trump the D-5 C-A K 4 2. What do you • AK4 West shifted to a club. last club for the good reason say? WEST EAST Declarer won with dummy's that he was not eager to lead. Answer: Bid four hearts. A * K 104 • J9762 king and led the jack of hearts South thereupon led a trump, jump to three hearts would be A 5 nesse South discarded the losing miserable opening bid your V AQ9R2 In general, the finesse has a spade. If West, instead, re- 0 13 partner has, you must go all Q982 slightly better chance than turned a spade, dummy's the way to game by yourself. • the play of the ace. In this queen would win. Either way, North East South Wtsi ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' Pass Pass 1 O Pau UNO( poto, wrs wnrriN •OUN0» UK* case, however, South wisely South was sure to make his is available. Get your copy by THAT* WHAT YOU decided to play the ace of contract. 3 (? Pass 4 O All Pau V UI9TSOP WHAfw6M«P» sending 50 cents to Red Bank N||P* MOST trumps. This gave him a Openini lend -, ft J " SO'5 Wft KIN SftNP This was declarer's extra Register, Box 3318. Grand 1O AANITV UAUS. IF THE'f'RE EVER FRlNTEP IN A BOOK, I REFUSE TO AW MONEY ON IT...

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Haltniioit- Chamber Plsyru character actor, makes ID IEAT THE CLOCK I0fl0 O O POLICE STORY OCfANTOWNIrll*' STARTS WED! tCHh (0 ANTIQUES 'MNII on A link A <1. in live sergeant, known his singing debut when tt ZOOM •>r not alwHya going by thr book, mistakenly kills he stars as Kris Kingle WTMHSMK IB2t YOUR FUTURE IS NOW .•nolher nffirer and la inwMirated by the Interns! In the new musical ver- MtfHOLD 7:00 O IB CIS EVENING NEWS Affmrs rirpsrlnleiit •PMTUTTMLI TONES sion of "Miracle on M L fl WHAT'S MY LINE? a o NEWS T he'cTon« Thtt C«wl*n'l Iho.l Middletown One mile north of Red Bank n NIC NI6HTLY NEWS O 0 MARCUS WEIIY, M0 34th Street," a two-hour llrolohl ) 71 Coat and RetUer, « 01 MTfWLWTM«KY. 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Ituberl Frntiman remembers hav- Lobster Shanty Specials m TAKE ii "iK seen the myaltrioiia ullver, so he la detailed to l«-ep watrh (or him. iRl Shrewsbury m REAIIDADES 10:30 Q NEWS NOIIHOFIIOIHK OH YOU* FUTURE IS NOW SUNDAY BRUNCH ID STRAIGHT TALK ATLANTIC MIOHl»NOS |52I AMERICA AND HER CRITICS MOO Chorale Has ATLANTIC CINIM*- Plentiful and tasty choices of meats, eggs and tank NmlmiillMi In » WWle World: Nkninuk o a o o o o NEWS slowly O HOGAN'S HEROES 7:30 find libiini*" flPnrt I* POMT Moon ) 00; TOO 3TARHINQ many favorite dishes. All you want to eat. Only Iji.ly I'luUrilyV (Part III fl Q TREASURE HUNT Q WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE MICHAEL MORIARTY Q SAFARI TO ADVENTURE New Singers PLAIA- $3 50 tor adults, $2.75 lor children. Kerrel llnllot " \fnran Advwiltirs" SHREWSBURY - Two new B.My J«ca 7:». VINCINTOARDINIA Q BEWITCHED ID PERRY MASON 1 The Csar of the Opljiin s Coins" members have recently joined l.V.rr.uW .^. L.« '.Ml .0:., THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL •Couain Srremi" (Purl II 11:30 Oon't Look In IM tottmenl I 10 O WILD KINGDOM O (9 CBS LATE MOVIE Town Cast All the fish you can sal. The D.I ' ii":-7i itarnnr Jarh W• unhappy O IOWLING FOR DOLLARS nbent the way hit platoon ii ahaping up tn their They ire Irene Chorus of TOWN IAIT- Doy ol fhe JMka* 7: It Freniy » 30 OS STAND UP AND CHEER bciKii-trHin,n( pmod. Long Branch, and Judy Kagcl LAST DAY! O O THE TONIfiHT SHOW TOWN WUT- MON.. WED. & FRI. NIGHTS (liaMII Dlrh (lark, of Freehold. Both are -so- Dellcole lalonco ! 00; 1:00 III ON TOP OF IT <:ueata: Ilirhnril Hums. Dar Koblnton. MY OF THE JACKAL pranos. MATAWAN Special Chowder Bars. An exclusive assort- Ql THE MANAGERS CHAT • THE 11:10 MOVIE Golden Earnnia' (1M7I at.irnnr Ray Mllland. &"FRENZY" (SI) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT Ms. Chorus has sung with CINEMA M- ment ol special chowders, including sealood Msrlrne Dltlrirh. A Brttlah officer who escaped TKree In me Attic 7 30 Slileci ? 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Ms. Kagel has performed CINIMA- • 'WESTWORLO" W* Book Pf/V«(t Partis O THAT GIRL .i MII.'I;. HlnK nn-.iiure + 09 FIRING LINE with the University of Bridge- ThHe WWoy We Were I 10. l:<0. Thrre Win A Time When Ann Knew A Pit Man" 12:00 riMfil Q 0 TEMPERATURES RISING IB THE TWILIGHT ZONE port Choir and the Temple LITTLE "The Phyn, ill" A mln.up of Ub reports at Merry IB JANAKI Hoanltal Indiratra that Dr. Mercy hu veneretl dis- 12:10 ID NIGHT FINAL University Choir. ease. 12:50 ID EDGAR WALLACE MYSTERY HOUR The next auditions for the O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 140 Q O TOMORROW A llcll for Adano' HMTI starring John Hudlafc. LOBSTER SHANTY Q PERSPECTIVE Chorale will be on Feb. 13. Cenr Tirrney. An officer In rharge of an Ittilin 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank, NJ. villajre ulna thr people's love when he finds s bell S THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE The Chorale, under the di- STARTS WEDII fur their rhurrh. Remains To lie .Seen" I1WI) starring June Ally- rection of Paul (irammer. 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John Carr, the season on Jan. 29 at the Ocean orchestra's assistant con- Township High School. ductor will be leading the "THE GREAT ENTERTAINER" Mr. Carr is band director group. and instrumental teacher at Miss Jody Norby. a soph- •WED. & THURS.!* Holmdel High School, which Is QEOHOIMOAL A omore at Manasquan High located on Crawford's Comer- School, will be the soloist In QLENPA JACKSON Everett Road. The public is • -IN- # the featured work, Haydn's invited to atttend the free con- Piano Concerto In D major. cert, tonight. • "A TOUCH • Other works on the program are Mozart's Overture to •OF CLASS" 5 "The Impresario," and the m first movement of "Schehera- MuMC MoMTf ThaMtttM "• ItMh IMW (ttampl to upgrade th» zade," by Rlmsky-Korsakoff. trotlclllmswl.' 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