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The Weather FINAL Occasional rain or drizzle today. Clearing tonight. Part- ly sunny tomorrow. EDITION F^BEGISTER 20 PAGES Monmouth County's Oufslanding Home Newspaper VOL.% NO. 145 RED BANK-M1DDLETOWN, N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY 21,197* TEN CENTS Hiiiiniiiiniiiiiii Environmentalists Fight for Sullivan By SHERRY FIGDORE leaders that the new governor "He is one of the most high- Kay Rippere, representing vehicle exhaust emissions pro- grants through the Ford Foun- title of the Resource and De- had bowed to business and la- ly qualified environmental ad- both the Monmouth County gram is to begin. dation to the 225 active envi- velopment Council," staled EATONTOWN - Charging bor interests to force out the ministrators in the country Conservation Council and the — Water Quality. Mr. Sulli- ronmental commissions the environmentalists, "to a that Gov. Brendan Byrne's outspoken commissioner. and the best for New Jersey." Monmouth County League of van, the telegram states, has throughout the state. council which began to pro- "credibility with environmen- Martin S. Levetin, head of The length telegram, drawn Women Voters; Cole Gibbs, been responsible for replace- — Green Acres. Two bond tect the public interest by hal- talists is on the line," heads of the Monmouth Eco-Center, at a meeting in the home of president of the 1,600-member ment of septic tanks and pri- issues funding purchase of ting sale of tidelands and environmental groups repre- said last nlgtit that Gov. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blais- Monmouth County Chapter of mary treatment plants with lands for open space were "halting casual dealing off of senting several thousand Byrne's apparent decision to dcll, here, was signed by I)e- the New .Jersey Federation of advanced treatment systems, passed by the Legislature af- river and bay lands." members last night asked let Mr. Sullivan go had raised rickson W. Bennett, con- Sportsmen's Clubs; Roger I. promulgating septic tank ter formulation by the DEP. Gov. Byrne to reconsider his "serious questions of Byrne's servation director of the 4,000- Wilkinson, head of the Tri- regulations to prohibit in- — Legislative Record. - Technology. Under Mr. acceptance of the resignation credibility with environmen- member American Littoral Boro Recycling Commission; stallation of septic systems on "Some 122 bills dealing with Sullivan, the DEP developed of Richard J. Sullivan, out- talists. Many people voted for Society; Stephen Levy, Qcesi- and Mrs. Madeline Fedck, filled land, and preparing a environmental protection advanced technology for mea- going commissioner of the him (Gov. Byrne) on the basis dent of the Association of New representing the Jersey Shore plan for'effective regulation have been enacted in the past suring air pollution and auto state Department of Environ- of his environmental record." Jersey Environmental Com- Branch, American Association of ocean dumping. four years, many drafted emmissions, coastal zone pho- mental Protection. Dr. Levetin was one of 10- missions, comprising commis- of University women. — Land use. Under the out- within the department and tography, and mapping of Commissioner Sullivan, a signers of a telegram sent hist sions in 225 communities The,telegram cites Mr. Sul- going commissioner, the DEP nearly all the product of the wetlands by infrared photo- Democrat appointed to the night to Gov. Byrne asking throughout the stale; William livan's accomplishments over implemented the Wetlands department's advice," the graphy. cabinet by former Republican that he "reconsider your ac- D. Reid, president of Citizens the past four years in the Act, Major Coastal Facilities telegram poiftls out "We believe," the telegram Gov. William T. Cahill, sub- ceptance of the resignation of Against Water Pollution, and fields of: Review Act, and the Flood — National Resource Coun- concludes, "that it will be dif- W. John Tomlinson, chairman mitted his resignation to Gov. Richard J. Sullivan and that - Air Quality. Mr. Sulli- Plains Protection Act. cil. "The DEP changed this ficult to find a man of Com- Byrne Friday, amid charges you reappoint him as Com- of the Committee for a Better council from a group which Environment. van's resignation on Feb. 1 is — Environmental Commis- missioner Sullivan's knowl- from many environmentalists missioner of Environmental to take place the same day as sions. The DEP has helped to aggressively sold out public edge and integrity. and Republican' legislative Protection." Other signers included Mrs. the state's long-delayed motor channel small but important interest in Udelands under the See Sullivan, page 2 Richard J. Sullivan 550 Hear Tributes to Dr. King By BEN VAN VLIET jail was endorsing me for Dr. King's dream is being re- he said, "People are now look- could have accomplished it," today be another "Ireland," Congress." alized. ing for the best man or the he said. involved in a religious and RED BANK - The late Dr. "Today," he said, "we real- best woman, and are not judg- Mr. Young, an ordained race war. Martin Luther King Jr. was Mr. Young is the first black ize that race is no longer the ing people by race." minister in the United Church He called upon the audience portrayed last night as "a congressman from Georgia most important consideration, Dr. King, he said, was the of Christ, said the true legacy to apply the nonviolent teach- man of God who started a since 1871, and is the only for we are now judging people leader of a movement of of Dr. King is "peace at ings o( Dr. King to the prob- movement of faith in our time black congresssman elected on their merits." people, it was not strictly a home, and peace abroad." lem of crime. which has brought us a lot from a predominently white He noted that in Atlanta, his race struggle. Cites Crime Problem "The level of crime," he said, farther than any of us real- congressional district. home, nine of the 18 coun- "In every community, no Dr. King, he said, showed "is increasing, and largely it is ize." He was the featured speak- cilmen are black, and that matter how bigoted, there this nation the way to peace black on black crime." Rep. Andrew Young, D-Ga., er at the two-and-a-half hour four of them were elected were always white people through nonviolence, and was He said the number of mur- in a 45-minute tribute to the annual King Memorial Wor- from white dominated dis- willing to join with the blacks in part responsible for the fi- ders is increasing, especially late civil rights leader, said ship Service held at the Cal- tricts. Three or the white to stand up for what was nal withdrawal of American among family members and the real tragedy of Dr. King's vary Baptist Church, Bridge councilmen, he said, were right," he said. troops Irom Vietnam. friends. death is that so many people Ave. About 550 persons at- elected from largely black "Dr. King showed people Without the guidance and "We have to learn," he said, — black and white — never tended. districts. how to make the wrongs instruction of Dr. King, he "to be nonviolent with each took him seriously until he Mr. Young said that part of "In the election process," right, and only a man of God said, the United States could Sec Service, page 1 was dead. "It's amazing," said the Georgia congressman, that when I sit in Congress 1 tan think back to just a short 10 Kissinger Returns From Mideast years ago when I was being thrown in jail for trying to get WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec- war prisoners and to permit produced the agreement be- Elazar "reached generit eight or nine additional "un- KINO MEMORIAL — Rep. Andrew Young, O-Go., people the right to vote. delivers the sermon lost night at the fourth annual retary of State Henry A. Kis- visits by the International tween Israel and Egypt to dis- agreement on the timing of derstandings." One of these "And as late as IMS," he memorial service for the late civil rights leader, singer returned early today Red Cross if the talks make engage their forces on the the disengagement of forces. "clarifications" is an Ameri- said, "I was arrested for Dr. Martin Luther Xing Jr. The annual ceremo- from a 15,600-mile trip that substantial progress. Egyptian front. Other technical details will be can judgment that Egypt will nies* commemorating Or. King's birthday, were trying to get the Atlanta gar- produced a disengagement Privately, US. officials be- This official said the Syrian- dealt with in further daily quietly open the Suez Canal to held before 550 persons at the Calvory Baptist bagemen into a labor union, agreement between Israel lieve that a relaxation on the Israeli process was in "a very meetings." Israeli shipping lor the first Church, Red Bonk. and just a year later, the very and Egypt as well as "real .Syrian front is vital for fur- fragile stage." He added lhal Elazar told Gamazy that his time. In another, Ihe United mayor who helped put me in progress" in advancing a sim- ther accords between Egypt the situation was more com- troops could begin pulling States reserved the option to ilar pact between Israel and and Israel since Egyptian plex than that on the Suez back on Friday to their new use its satellites over the Sue* Syria President Anwar Sadat, for front since a comparatively line, which will be about 12 front to check on violations of political reasons within the small area of territory adja- miles east of the canal. the disengagement agree- "The most important Arab world, cannot afford to cent to Israel is involved and Cairo newspapers reported ment. Oil Executives Called thing." he said, as the 11-day move too far ahead of the oth- Assad's political position at 1 that the Egyptian government US officials said the lourney ended before dawn, er Arab states in dealing with home is not as secure as plans to construct five tunnels tlonal "understandings," I "is that it may have marked Israel Egyptian President Anwar beneath the canal to speed up of which were sought by Is- the rest01 atmn of normal hu- The Israeli government w In Sadat's is the rebuilding and resettle- rael, do not represent "sticky To Senate Unit Probe man relations in the area." Assad's Mean and then Meanwhile, the Egyptian ment of the towns on the east businesi " They said both give its response to Kissinger. and Israeli army chiela met aide Reconstruction Mlnlater Egypt and lirael are aware of WASHINGTON (AP) - A TV St-ruli- Irartrrship hai Hugh Scott, Hl'a, who met Kissinger is due to rep Developments are not ex- on the west bank ol the Suet Osman Ahmed Osman told ihr Ihe provision!, most have al- growing controversy about said that Ihr rmergrcny with Prmldent Nixon Friday, Nixon and to i M> pected lor two weeks. Canal In a driving sandstorm paper* work on the first tun ready been fulfilled, and there whether the cnrinv
\sks Middlr (.roiiiHr . I MI I In PuhlirSrliools 2 TV Daily Register, Red Bank-Mtddlelown, N. J. Monday, January 1\, 1»7I Bill to See^i Open Meetings For All Government Bodies TRENTON (AP) - Legisla- "righWo+now" polities. But Mr. Baer said he hopes the w hen bodies meet privately to tion requiring meetings of all he said: Kugler report is not used to discuss personnel matters and government bodies in New "I'm disappointed that delay action on legislation investigations, they must Jersey to be public will be in- since this matter was initiated that already has been drawn state on the record why they troduced in the state Assem- over a year and a half ago up. are meeting in secret and bly in the next few days. that the outgoing adminis- "II seems to me these re- must not discuss other mat- Assemblyman Bryon M. tration couldn't get a report forms are long overdue." Mr.. ters at that time. Baer. D Bergen who in- out until they were leaving of- Baer says "I think there's a very good troduced such a bill last year, fice." One of the provisions of Mr. chance of getting such legisla- said he will reintroduce the He said a bill dealing with Baer's proposal is that public tion passed this year." Mr. legislation as soon as possible. public documents that he in- officials who meet in secret Baer says. 'The public is The bill would outlaw exec- troduced last year went down be brought up on criminal more and more aware of the utive sessions on all levels of to defeat after legislative charges. harm that can be done when government-sessions at which leaders urged deferral pend- In addition, as was men- government operates in se- real decisions are made and ing the Kugler report. tioned in the Kugler report, cret. " that in (be past have often served to keep the public out of the decision-making pro- cess. "Executive sessions some- Trucker Group Says times amount to secret gov- ernment and the public meet- ings end up being meaningless AT DR. KING SERVICE — Here is part of the vice at the Calvary Baptist Church, Red Bank, charades," Mr. Baer says. throng at the annual King Memorial Worship Ser- yesterday. It Will Stage Protest Mr. Baer, chairman of (he Assembly's committee on NORTH BRUNSWICK (AP) wide. This one is organized," blockades, though parked rigs commerce, industry and the — The New Jersey Council of said Oliver "It's not like the clogging truck stop exits professions, says he has al- Independent Truckers plans last time, where they had a could keep working truckers Service Honors Dr. King ready told his committee its to stop "every trucker on the bunch of guys on wildcats." from entering highways, Mr. meetings will always be open road" Thursday as part of a Late last year, independent Oliver said. (Continued) to the public and the press. Mr. Young said if Dr. King effort to salvage the prin- weak. When the going gets nationwide protest against the truckers parked their rigs at The gasoline crisis other. We have to be laving Mr. Baer praised a recent were alive today, he would be ciples uf the Republican I'ar- lough, that's when the tough high prices and scarcity of truck stops. Violence flared prompted the state council's and nonviolent in our own report by former state At- appalled by the lack of prin- iy- get going." gasoline. sporadically in that national first meeting two weeks ago, homes, and we can begin best torney General George P.. ciple and integrity by the Nix- Bui. he warned, the Ameri- Mr. Young was closely asso- "We're going to ask them if protest against lower speed he said. by learning to say I'm sorry." Kugler Jr. on the state's on administration and would can people will be subjected ciated with Dr. King during they'll shut down," J.T. Oli-•limits and gasoline purchase "We had 60 members-at the He made a plea to try (o see thai Ihc poor were Oflcp In severe .shortages and hard- the early days of the civil ver, vice president of the limits. last meeting, Saturday night," "understand those close in more Iiemg exploited by the ships in the coming year. rights movement, and helped council, said yesterday. "It'll "We want Ihe price of fuel said Oliver, "but we'll have a you, and to understand and rich and the powerful. "The coming months."' he draft the Civil Rights Act of be non-violent. We're going lo down to 35.9 cents a gallon," lot more when we meet again listen to your children, be- He predicted that leading .said, "wll be difficult ones, 19H5 lie has served as execu- Births ask them to stop, not force said Oliver. "To me that's on Thursday." cause they have a lot to say Republicans will won begin to bui we nave B history as being tive director and executive them. still high. Two months ago I Oliver said the two meet- and are a lot more intelligent repudiaie President Nixon" a people who somehow be- vice president of the Southern RIVERVIEW "Emergency supplies like was paying 29.9 cents. The ings so far were in North than you think." and his administration in an come stronger when we are Christian Leadership Confer- RedBaak blood can go through, but cheapest I can get il now is Brunswick but he did not 38.9 cents, and I can only get ence. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vol- we're going to stop produce know where Thursday's meet- )15 worth. There are drivers He is chairman of the Delta kland (nee Patricia Crelin.) and meats — every trucker on ing would be. paying 40 and 50 cents." Ministry of Mississippi; a 310 But Knd Ave., Belford, the road," Mr. Oliver said." "We're looking for a hole member of the Martin l.uther son, Jan. IK. He said the truck owner- The council planned no somewhere," he said. Dr. Schneider Backed King Jr Center for Social drivers in his group will go in Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Aro- Change, and a member of the min (nee Linda Centanni), 58X pairs to "truck stops and oth- Robert V. Kennedy Memorial Line Road, Hazlct, daughter, er places where truckers are Foundation. Jan. 18. and ask them if they'll cooper- ate. We feel that if we can Beck Is Appointed In His Bid for Tenure Mr. Young was introduced Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tines talk to them, they'll stop. MIDDLKTO.WN - Dr. Her- tive board. by Mrs. Ann Freeland, chair- (nee Cora Ivory), 183 River rently discussing renewal of nhard W. Schneider, superin- "In our minds, there is no man of the Fourth Annual St., Red Bank, daughter, Jan. "This is going on nation- the superintendent's contract. tendent of schools, whose bid question as to whether he King Memorial Worship Plan- 18. A Knight of Malta for tenure is currently under Members said last week they should be granted tenure," de- ning Committee. Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey Kor- discussion by the Hoard of hope to make a decision he- RUMSON - Robert A. clared Mrs. Gsraldine The call to worship was of- tenhaus (nee Mary Meyer), Education, has received sup- fore Ihe Feb. Ill school elec- Meeting Set Beck, president of the Pru- Schleich, I'T A second vice- fered by Rev Harold Dean, 177 Briar Mills Kd . Brick port from the Thompson .lu- tion. Or Schneider's contract dential Insurance Co., New- president pastor of the Inilarian Township, daughter, Jan. 18. nior High School I'T A Kxccu- expires Aug. I By FISH ark, has been named a mem- The school board is nil- Church of l.incroft. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Sherburn Last October the Middle- ber of the Knights of Malta. Andrew Mackey, president of Becker (nee Marion Pitts), RED BANK - The KISII town Township Education As Membership in Ihe knight- the Wcstside Minislenuni uf 630 Seven Bridges Road, program of the Greater Red sncuition (MTK \) charged, in hood constitutes papal recog- Red Bank, gave the scripture Little Silver, daughter, Jan. Bank Area will have a train- Sullivan Retention I two-page resnlulion. that reading from the First Corin- ing session at Christ Kpisco- nition of Catholic laymen who 18. lir Schneider was not an ef- thians , pal Church parish house, are active in charitable activi- fective leader, and voiced "nTi Mr. and Mrs. Vincent The offertory prayer was Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury, ties. confidence" in (lie superinten- Havens (nee Margaret Pow- delivered by the Rev. R. I'ur- today. Sought by Groups dent ers), 224 Bray Ave., East Mr. Beck was invested into cell Ball, pastor of Calvary Keanshurg, son, Jan 19 From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., an However. Or Schneider re- the order by Terence Cardinal (Continued) ments by senate Minority liaptist Church A prayer was Mr. and Mrs. George Milne orientation session for new Cooke in St. Patrick's Cath- ceived strong support from alsn offered by Rev. David volunteers will be conducted Yet New Jersey can afford Leader Alfred \ Bcadlestnn, three other group) Iwo days (nee Patricia Murphy), 12 edral, New York. He was one Mless." Fish, pastor of the Fust Bap- by Mrs. Virginia Kline of New R-Monmouih and \ssembly after ihe \ITK\ resolution Princeton St.. Middletuwn, of 61 new members taking tist Church of Hod Hank Shrewsbury. Experienced vol- The last-ditch effort to keep Minority Leader Thomas II was made public Supporting daughter, Jan 19. part in the investiture The welcome address was unteers will join the session at Commissioner Sullivan, Kean, H Ksscx him at that tune were Ihe Mr. and Mr* Richard Ye- Dale* to I Ilk Ceatary delivered by Rev Sister l.a- 8 30 pm for scheduling, up- named as one of the three out- "This is a Iraged] and a in Parent Information font- reance (nee Thelma Field- The worldwide group, his- ncll Hams, associate minister dating of information, and Ihe standing environmental ad- memloiis setback for environ mtttet (PIC), the Commit lee ing), '-'03 Sears Ave., Atlantic torically aligned with the ministrators in the nation by menial protection in New Jer- fur i-M.ibh-.hini; School Prior- of the Calvary Baptist Highlands, daughter, Jan. 19. sharing of experiences. Mrs. church, started in the Illh Environmental Protection sey. " Sen. Headiest nil lite* ( KSIM. and Ine PI \ Church Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Ciam- Alvina Johnston of Shrews- Century The United Slates Agency head Russell K Train charged The toned in nun I'residentn Council Musical wfectkHM were per- hrone (nee Bonnie M Hush), bury will lead that portion of chapter formed in IK7 stances of the resignation formed by Ihe GoRpel Trav- the program. totert A. •eck has united such disparate Mrs Schlenh. M ,i letlrr la 27 Harrison Ave , Red Bank, The Amt'ncan chapter's ap- with ihe weaxling excmn ami elers of Ihe 1'ilgrani Baptist son. Jan 19 Any intereslrd in the FISH groups as the Auduhon la I hi- Hoard of Kdiicatmn daled proximately I.KM members Kathleen and Trresa. The olivmusly (outlived, lame Church, and the CllVtf] program will be welcpme tn ciety and the New Jersey Tin 17 wrote, Middletnwn Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bar- represent 37 of (he nation's SO Berks live at 4 Somerset criticisms lit III,- UHIIIIIISSIIIO pel Choir attend, even if they have not Homebuilders \ssonation Townattp needs l>r Hchnri ns (nee Jeanne Rambonc), stales They support many Drive er. raise grave ilnuliW about The program was s|Hinsnred registered previously. FISH is Similar Ittteri are being dri liu mil i luldien i Mk.( 501 Dock St., Union Beach, welfare programs, particu- N( 0J Dlaarr Ihe concern of the uev> admin- b) the iii M.niin Luther composed of men and women *ent In Uov Kyrne from mil ' IIIKIIS th.il were thought In daughter Ian 19 larly in the area of hospital-. He has long beeo active in latrattM (or Ihe enviiniiineol kint; Jr nb-.en.inie Com- volunteers who pnn ide ,i v an- ronnwnlal groups IbreuKhoul lie ftoaMl in the Mftl were Mr and Mrs Krneslo (Juen Mr Heck expressed apprc CIVIC activities urth Ihe moat \rc M now In itiuii> In mittee, which UJS termed |Ht (we \lhem yueri|crii). iiv of services lo IfeOH in the stale to keep the M upened tn the tlMt tlHWIIIII nation Usi night at being in reifnl being aonouni >d Ihe el,i ill iloinm.iliiiii hv pi i Inur wars ago la pimmile in need of help or cum- old career public official in IHI\ »!• wen itiii1 tn wet wt \E> Morningsule Ave . Inmn vited lo join the order today Mr Beck will br Illhlr-.l, III in.illrn term lal iwdamlMdtnp and Beach, son. Jan. ». h his • 1 Bfaalll«l Altlladrt' man of the 27th annual Bnith iinni'ilr.itii.n itafi and sin lit enhance lrn- i .HIM uf ianal Mr Sullivan Ml (iiM|iienilv when rvoaomtui .mil etolom ill III | ill I linn III S( tllli'lllrl Mr and Mrs Thomas Ruvso "Its nice In m«'l these kind erh«Kj \»jrds Dmnrr Feb. H i onfbcl ' III'' .in.Um M ilui 'I III Illlll!' (nee Dtane l.awlnrt i Mmn Muchalu Heads of people hum all over the at the Hobrrl Trrat IMrl. Is this i Cochiiirinrri wtn I In ing hi . loi «h.ii he mgside If! KffMMkStg, countrv. H.IKI Mi Hnk Newark |MM|t|lH .1 Srvv Shrew him . LiiKToll Squad rtiM-ntoil 11.iiue i mill daughter Ian .'II In ring In nlho Malta Thr dimiri i pinsuiiil by .mill i ilr,in n( 111It tti || fadings" in the PI I' tin- upprinlentl Mr and Mn (irnrge 1 INCHHKT - .1.•In. 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OIL DELIVERY Inc THRU I The Daily Register, Red Bauk-MiddleM^, N.J. MWNU.V, January 21,1174 3 Penta Pleads Innocent to Two Charges ORLD FREEHOLD - Highlands municipal approval for those charge of lewdness for alle- ship, denied embezzling $826 Joseph Renzo. 19 Woodrow Alfredo M dart man of 27 Councilman Luke J. Penta construction projects gedly forcing the woman to while employed at Wilson Apartments. Long Mam St.. Keansburg. pleaded has pleaded innocent to a two- the misconduct count in- commit a sexual act upon McDonald's. Ocean Township. Branch, and stealing fefaiag innocent by mail lo charges of count indictment charging cludes the same allegation but him. The others denied a Feb 16 equipment valued at JbhO. attempting to debauch the Says Transcripts Refute Dean him with soliciting a reward maintains lhat Penta was a charge of aiding and abetting Joni L. Russek. 27. of 339 breaking into a boat owned by morals of a 15-year-old girl WASHINGTON - Detailed White House transcripts refut- for a* official vote and mis- councilman-elect and that be that charge. Eastbourne Ave.. Long Patrick R. Marisca, Sea View Sept 19 in Keansburg ing charges by John W. Dean 3rd that President Nixon knew of conduct in office. abused and misused his public Louis A. Rapone Jr . 24. of Branch, denied possessing Ave.. Long Branch, and steal- James I'erry. 20. of 123 Jo- the Watergate cover-up were prepared but never released, an Penta was arraigned before position. The offenses alle- Tennent Road. Morganville, legend drugs June 25 in Ibat ing fishing equipment valued line Ave. Long Branch, de- informed source has disclosed. Superior Court Judge Patrick gedly occurred during the last pleaded innocent by mail p city.' at $517. and breaking into a nied possessing heroin Aug. IC The source, who said he has read the transcript based on J. McGann Jr. who released week of May, 1971. charges of threatening to Ifill Peter W. Potter, 20. and Jan boat owned by Lewis Per- in Long Branch secret presidential tapes, said the While House had planned to him on his own recognizance Richard A. Nemeth of South Christine Rapone. Virgjoa Potter. 46. both of 162 Kair rotta. Parlin. all Sept i in David Giammona. 18. of 300 release them as part of "Operation Candor" but later decided pending trial. River denied obtaining (421 Reichenberger. and Marlboro Haven Road, Fair Haven, Highlands. They also denied Kirst Ave . Asbury Park, against making them public. Penta is charged with solic- under false pretenses from policemen, Lt. Curt C. Krie- pleaded innocent by mail to conspiring to commit the pleaded innocent by mail lo The source added, however, that the transcripts cover ma- iting the intercession of then the Twin Boro Savings and ger, Sgt. Thomas McKaul. and charges of committing an as- break-ins and to steal the charges of breaking into the terial available to the Watergate grand juries and could form Atlantic Highlands Mayor Loan Institution, Eafontown, Patrolmen C. W. Andersen sault and battery upon Sea equipment. home of David Oksen, 1421 the basis for perjury charges against Dean, the former White James R. Snyder so that he, June 21. and Ed Czekalsi. Aug I in Bright Patrolman Gary Fich- St ('lair Monnicrc, 21, of Walnut Ave . Ocean Town- House counsel turned prime presidential accuser. Penta, would be named police Frank Denorsio. 21. of 200 Marlboro and a charge of re- ter Peter Potter additionally Rtwtlc Drive. Ocean Town- ship. May 22 and stealing arti- When Dean pleaded guilty last October to a single con- commissioner in Highlands. Wilson Ave.; Joseph Netols. sisting arrest by the same denied resisting arrest by Pa- ship, denied threatening to kill cles valued at $1,300. spiracy charge in return for information about the Watergate Mr. Snyder is a developer who 20, of 124 Dock St.: Martin four policemen. trolman Fichter and in anoth- his wife, Leana Morimere. Gregory Robinson. 22. of 37 cover-up, the special prosecutor's office left open the possi- had at that time, projects in Rankin, 21. of 223 Bank St. John V. Jackson, 21. of Ft. er count of resisting arrest by same address. Oct. 7 in lhat South Ave , Atlantic High- bility of future prosecution for perjury. various states of progress in and Richard Belmonte. 21. of Monmouth denied entering a State Trooper William Yodice. township lands, denied breaking into The White House declined comment yesterday on the mat- Highlands. 208 Newark Ave., all Union car belonging to Robert Sim- all Sept. 4 in Sea Bright. Frank H. Remington. 28. of cars owned by Joseph Schlu- ter. The indictment further al- Beach, have pleaded innocent elton. Ft. Monmouth, without Charles H. Goble. 24. of 79 19 Shrewsbury Ave . High- ler. 162 Branch Ave.. Red leges (hat Penta threatened to charges of assaulting a breaking June 10 in Colts Main St.. Matawan and Oscar lands, denied issuing a forged Bank; Russel Stoth. Ber- Congress Faces Two Major Issues Mr. Snyder that if he didn't Keyport woman with intent to Neck. C. Goble. 26, of IS Barbaric check lor JI00 lo Keekers nardvillc. and Luis I. Rercz. help, that Penta would do rape her May 19 in Union Ave.. Highlands, denied Orange, Aug. 16 in Long WASHINGTON - The second session of the 93rd Congress Harvey Erving, 30, of 14 Store, 168 Bay Ave . High- whatever he could to prevent Beach. Rankin also denied a breaking into a boat owned by- Branch. wiU be dominated from the start by the energy crisis and the Willow Drive, Ocean Town- lands, June 14. Investigation on whether President Nixon should be im- peached. Sen. Henry M. Jackson's permanent Senate investigations subcommittee planned hearings the first day back today on Zoning Board Hassle one of the energy crisis' overriding questions: are fuels really short or arc the oil companies holding back? The House Judiciary Committee hired staff directors dur- ing the recess and began its investigation into whether the President should be impeached before Congress' second ses- Brews in Middletown sion even started. MIDDLETOWN - Legal the statute spells out anything the alternates they can do Associated Press interviews with more than a dozen re- technicalities may cause specific on the position of al- whatever they please. The turning congressmen indicated they had no mandate from some political argument at ternates voting in a board's Zoning Board is a five-mem- their constituents for or against impeaching the President. tonight's organ/ation meeting organization. ber body with two alternates Although some congressmen already had decided' how of the Zoning Board of Adjust- "With the appointment of who do not vote, period. They- they would vote, most said they and their constituents were ment. alternates, the board adopted sit in on the sessions and will waiting to see what the House Judiciary Committee im- Joseph P. Caliendo, Demo- a procedure at organization vote if a member ts absent peachment investigation finds. cratic municipal leader said meetings whereby every during case decisions. But last night. "It has come to my member's vote is considered that's it. The Zoning Board is Solzhenitsyn Defends His Action attention that the Zoning at the caucus meeting prior lo nol made up of seven mem- MOSCOW — Alexander Solzhenitsyn, denounced as a trai- Board of Adjustment in the public organization meet- bers. tor by Soviet authorities for his book "Gulag Archipelago," caucus Wednesday night, with ing. The public meeting is the "I hope Mr. Carton will set Slid today the book has fulfilled his duty to the dead. two alternate members vot- meeting that carries the his facts together by Monday He said he and his family are "ready for anything." ing, agreed to retain Mr. Car- weight. night when the board meets In written answers to questions submitted to him by West- ton (Lawrence A. Carton 3d) "I certainly would not per- publicly," Mr. Caliendo said. em newsmen, the Nobel prize-winning author refused to spec- as attorney for another year. mit them to do anything that ulate on what the Kremlin might do to him for smuggling his "Even though our ordinance is wrong," Mr. Carton de- history of Soviet labor camps out of Russia for publication and the zoning statute clearly clared. "There is nothing that Sehool Fund abroad. spell out lhat alternates can- says the alternates cannot "I am not going to make predictions," he said. "I and my not vote unless a regular vote on organizational or family are ready for anything. I have fulfilled my duty to (he member is absent or dis- procedural things " Hearing Set dead. It gives me relief and tranquility. qualifies himself, Mr Carton Because organizalion proce- "This truth was doomed to die. It was being downtrodden, apparently ruled that the al- dure is not spelled out specif- In Rumson was being drowned, burned, ground to ashes. But look, it has ternate vote counted," the ically. Mr Carton said, "It is RUMSON - Public hearing Democratic leader continued. a grey area, and the board is survived, it lives, it has been printed — and nobody ever will NEW FEDERAL JUDGE - U.S. Attorney Herbert J. Stern, left, is sworn on the proposed 1974-75 budget be able to wipe it out." "Can't he bow out gra- entitled to continue its prac- for elementary schools will be in as a U.S. District Court Judge as his wife, Sandy, holds the Bible. ciously?" Mr. Caliendo asked. tice of previous years There Solzhenitsyn disputed charges that the book has harmed held in Korrestdale School au- Judge Mitchell Cohen performed the ceremony at Newark Federal Court With the two alternates vot- is no specific prohibition lor detente between the Soviet Union and the West. It is "not he ditorium Wednesday at 8 p.m. Friday. ing, the, measure to retain Mr. this procedure. There is case who tells about committed crimes who brings harm to peace All questions concerning the Carton (or another year was law that I know of on it. and to good relations among people and peoples, but he who $1,7111,939 proposal will be an- carried 4-3. It would have "Kvery member on Ihe committed or is committing them," he said. swered by John Emery, fi- been defeated 3-2 had only the board is entitled to have a nance chairman, Mrs. Mary Court Clears Deal, Ocean regular members of the board voice in selecting a chairman, Peron Declares War on Terrorism Bartley, superintendent, and been permitted to vote, Mr. vice-chairman, attorney and other board members. BCK.NOS AIRKS, Argentina - President Juan D. Peron Caliendo maintains secretary," Mr. Carton declared all-out war on terrorism last night after Marxist According to Mr. Emery, Of Flood Damage Liability Mr. Carton, board attorney added the budget reflects no major UUerrttlM raided a major army camp and killed the command- for three years, said last night "As far as bowing out changes in educational pro- er, his wife and a sentry the board has decided to ad- gracefully is concerned, I will FREEHOLD - Superior of discretionary acts which lions of public or quasi-public grams and represents alloca- I'eron. dressed in a general's uniform, said in a radio-tele- here to a practice It instituted go, no problem, " Mr. Carton Court Judge Merrill Lane has give rise to no liability officials He said the law per- tions for instructional mate- vision broadcast that the attack was part of a deliberate plan several years ago, and th.it is staled •It LS purely a board de- held that Ocean Township and Deal was charged with neg- mitting municipalities and a rials based on grade-by-grade, to tmprd<- reconstruction to have every member of the cision ." Deal cannot be held liable for ligence in maintaining the county to enter into an agree- subject-by-subject analysis "The time to shout I'eron' has passed It is noow time to board vote for chairman, vice- damages allegedly caused by stream, said the court, but ment concerning maintenance Mr Caliendo said. "With all defend him." the president declared. We will not allow this in chairman, secretary and at- the overflow of Poplar Brook that the borough maintained of a stream is a discretionary five members present the vote go on any longer We will take all measures necessary to torney "There is no specific The judge dismissed a com it has done nothing to inter- function and cannot he or was M nol to retain the sei destroy terrorism at its roots " prohibition for this proce- plaint, as it pertains to these fere wilh Ihe stream Judge dered by the courts. vices of Mr CaftOI for anoth- His voice quaking, he called for a general mobilization of dure, " he said towns, brought by nine Deal Lane noted lhat at common while Ocean Township and er year and not to elect Harry the people lo assist the government in pulling down terrorism Mr Carton said approxi- homeowners who alleged that law, a municipality did nut Deal have been let out of Ihe Radar chairman and kidnaping, which have increased since he look office Oct. mately two or three years ago the stream, which en have a duty to clean out I Ihe Continuing with his charges, 12 the Middletown wHMM their properties, has flooded streams county and the \ I Natural Mr. Caliendo Mtd Th- officials said lhat between M and 70 members of the Mar- amended to provide for alter- their lands rauiisg per- Deal had no duly to main MBpMJ icin.iiri, KttVf publicans got togelhci and xist KRP — the People s ((evolutionary \rmy - raided Hie nate members to a Zoning manent damage and thai the lain the brook held the court The suil w.is CMMMM e(l b) figured by using the voles of garrison at A/ul. 2X0 miles south of Buenos Aires Saturday Board of Adjust mini water table kM risen lo I lie adding that It also cannot he Mr and Mrs Morns \il. light and held it until daybreak This came, he MjMH point whereby parts of the held responsible lor the acts Htl Mm Mmdet .ill of \l THI tol NTirtiL in Most of the 2.000-man garrison VM asleep when II ler stale statute was amended I- (»«//.» M.oi ••#, prenn Of OIIM imr Air Mr and Mr-, lian den, drcMtd in army uniforms captured I Henlrv pcisl Thev lo proMde for alternate mem V rrkdat i \ nun VMI Noting lhat the t la i in -iniriK ii for an lei f l.iebhch hplw \vt !..<» 1 P.M. killed a private on senlrs dul\ there ami i|inckh look lonlrol her* "in nrclei to HMI HM again*! OctM Township »l| nn-,1 UN muniei Mr and Mrs ItlMMM of key petition* on the base im 'hiding i he base would nol in five bawd on I he lheor\ thtfl Ihe nil th.il low Morgan \\t ,ind Mi commander < ol < antitt trtlll members of a board loting on ShdDotobrooli lownihip *,!-, Mg||fM)t in Ills Hill and Mrs Dwighi Sellen. 7414300 granting subdin• * nol rnioin tli>cnliMarv funt OMt Ale a viii South Vietnam Seeks I'.Y Meeting whii i' rarfwt Mii Mi i nothing SAM.ON Smith Vielman — The Soulh VltinaMW ge trri | in mmt ronrrd MM I .mi' s*id aiii th ovtrthr I'ai pcilornicd iHirsiunl in II
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MMIHHlllllllllHIII Obituaries Mrs.. Shanley, 78, IIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIHUHIHIIHHIIIIIUIIIHHIIIHIIIIIIIUIIIIIinHIIHIIIIHHIHIHIli Architect's Widow BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. - Mrs Shanley was active in Autopsy Is Awaited Mrs. Agnes O'Gorman charity work, particularly in Shanley, 78. widow of the the Monmouth County Nurs- prominent Catholic architect, ing Association and the Fitkin In Death of Man, 27 J Sanford Shanley. and a Memorial Benefit Committee PORT MONMOUTH - Po- Surviving are his widow, lium.son resident for 24 years, for what is now known as Jer- lice expect an autopsy report Mrs. Marie Meyer Kelly; a died Thursday at the home of sey Shore Medical Center, today from the County Medic- daughter. Miehelc, at home; her daughter, Mrs. Rodney F. Neptune. al Examiner's office to deter- his mother and stepfather, Joeelyn, here. In World War II. Mrs. mine the cause of death to Mi- Mr. and Mrs Dale Glasser of Mrs. Shanley lived in Rum- Shanley was a Gray Lady at chael B. Kelly, 27, of 122 Wil- Las Vegas, Nev., and three son from 192(i to 1948 on a Ft. Monmouth. She was also a son Ave. Police said hi; died sisters, Mrs. I'al Neskc of Ne- large tract along what is now ranking tennis player at the Saturday apparently of gun- vada, and the Misses Dale known as Avenue of Two Riv- Sea Bright Lawn, Tennis and shot wounds. Anne and Barbara Kelly of ers, Cricket Club, Rumson. Police yesterday would not Las Vegas She was born in Harrington Surviving, in addition to her comment on the time or place The Scott Funeral Home, Park, the daughter of the lite daughter, are a son, Anthony of death, or on details sur- Belford, is in charge of ar- Mr. and Mrs. James A. Graham Shanley of Geneva, rounding the victim's death. rangements O'Gorman. Her father was a Switzerland, and four grand- Looking on are Richard S. Mpzor, left, president Mr. Kelly was born in W. New York Supreme Court jus- children. Register ttolf Photo MAN OF THE YEAR - Abraham J. Zager, of the lodge, and Monmouth County Court Judge Virginia and lived here for the Mrs. Marietta llYfjnii tice from 1H99 to 1911. A Mass of the Resurrection John P. Arnone. Mr. Zager, a lawyer with an of- past three years. He was em- will be offered tomorrow at 11 Shrewsbury, second from right, receives the Man MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. He also was the last U.S. of the Year Award of Monmouth Lodge B'nal fice in Red Bank, has been active in community ployed as a lineman for the Marietta Regan, XI, of 161 senator form New York to be a.m. in the Church of Our Jersey Central Power and Saviour, Park Avc. at 38th St.. Brlth from Seymour Corwin, past president of the affairs. The presentation dinner was held last Cherry Tree Lane died elected by the state legisla- lodge and chairman of the presentation dinner. night at Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson. Light Co. Thursday in Hiverview Hospi- , ture. He led the Progressive New York. Mr. Kelly was a Navy veter- tal, Red Bank. wing of the N.Y Democratic an of the Vietnam War. He She was born in Jersey City Parly and together with Antonio Gurofalo was a member of the Middle- and resided there all her life Franklin D. Roosevelt was in- RED BANK - Antonio town Elks Lodge No. 2179, the before moving here 14 years strumental in helping Wood- C.arofalo, 51 of 165 Spring St., Colleges Urged to Cooperate Port Monmouth Fire Com- ago. row Wilson obtain support of died yesterday in Monmouth pany, the Highlands Rod and The widow of John Regan, the Tammany organization in Medical Center, Long Branch. POINT PLEASANT for what we ought to have by tional opportunity and cur- ahead, Dr. Stonesifer told Gun Club and the Inter- she was a former member of the 1912 presidential election. Born in Italy, he had re- BEACH — A call for an imag- 1980 is already nicely in place, ricular creativity which will members of the council, "In a national Brotherhood of Elec- Sacred Heart Catholic The Shanleys were married sided here 17 years. inative thrust in planning and but now needs to be built on be lost if all of us merely be- number of ways, the shore trical Workers, Local 1303, ot Church, Jersey City, and a on June 14.1922, in Newark. Mr. Garofalo was a commu- a new kind of cooperation be- solidly." come components of some area, in my opinion, gets Union. member of St. Mary's Catho- One of Mr. Shanlcy's fore- nicant of St. Anthony's Catho- tween institutions of higher Stressing his wish to work vast state bureaucracy. pushed to one side in too lic Church, New Monmouth. bears, Wilhclmus Beekman, lic Church. He was a member education in the shore area out relationships which cause "It may well be that we will much thinking in Trenton. We John Maresco Surviving arc two daugh- was mayor of New York from of the Garibaldi Society; Red was made by Dr. Richard . more holders of the associate have to use our heads and see it in transportation. And KEANSBURG — John Ma- ters, Mrs. Muriel McKeown of 1681 to 1683 when it was known Bank Council, K of C, and the J. Stonesifer, president of degree from Ocean County work out new arrangements, assuredly we see some in- resco, 57, of the Atlantic Ho- Linden and Mrs. Florence My- as Nicw Amsterdam. Another Amalgamated Clothing Work- Monmouth College. and Brookdale Community perhaps inventing even new dications of it in higher educa- tel, died Friday in Bayshore lott, with whom she lived; ancestor. J. Barclay, was act- ers Union. Dr. Stonesifer, addressing colleges to turn to Monmouth kinds of institutions—the pub- tion." Community Hospital, Holm- five grandchildren, and 12 ing governor of New Jersey in He was employed as a tailor the first annual education College for upper level work lic-private college or univer- del. great-grandchildren. 1682. for Robert Hall, Keansburg. luncheon meeting of the Mon- of the baccalaureate degree, sity, with some components Allaiitir Highlands He was born in West New Arrangements arc under the Surviving are his widow, private, others operating un- mouth-Ocean Development Dr. Stonesifer noted: "We Paper Drive Planned Y»rk and lived here for the direction of the John K. Pfle- Rev. W.L Join's, Mrs. Louisa Di Cinton Garo- Council at King's Grant Inn have begun to explore all this, der contract. past two months. ger Funeral Home, New Mon- Frt't'liold Clergyman falo; three sons, John, Pat here, stated: "Any geogra- and we've eased the old fash- "Monmouth and Ocean ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mr. Maresco was a veteran mouth. and Joseph Garofalo, all at phical area pondering its fu- ioned transfer process to pro- Counties are ideally suited fur - Members of the Klwanis FREEHOLD - The Rev. of World War II and a mem- home; a daughter, Mrs. Marie ture development, growth and mote it. bridge-building, and I suggest and Teen Clubs will sponsor a Joseph l\ Mellina WilUam L. Jones, 66, of 102 ber of Veterans of Foreign Emrich of Shrewsbury; a potential needs to examine "My guess is we- won't go that some interesting ar- paper drive Feb. 10. Center St., died Saturday at Wars Post 1953 here. He was HOWELL - Joseph Paul brother, Guiseppe Garofalo in closely what it has and what it very far with it until the huge rangements might be explor- Residents are asked to tic home. employed as a textile worker. Mellina, 67, of the HowHl Canada; three sisters, Mrs. will need in terms of higher disparity in tuition between ed. For Monmouth College papers in secure bundles and Surviving are his widow, Trailer Park, Rt. 9, died He was pastor of the Church Filomena DiMartino of Free- education. The supply of more the public and private sectors really must be considered to place them at curbs. In case Mrs. Catherine Kosinski Ma- Wednesday at Freehold Area of (iod, Pentacoslal, Avenue hold and Mrs. Concetta Mar- sophisticated management is narrowed, or even elimi- stand in lieu of a public four- of inclement weather, the col- resco; two sons. James and Hospital, Freehold Township. A. until 1959. gancione and Mrs. Fiorentina personnel, the creation of a nated. year college in this area, by lection will be made Feb. 17. Surviving arc his widow, Massenzo, both in Italy, and (.I'orge Maresco, both here; He was born in Phila- base against which research "Whether we can meld in- some arrangements or design Proceeds from the drive will Mrs. Bessie Dautzler Jones; one grandchild. two daughters, Miss Cheryl delphia, where he resided be- can be carried on, the eleva- stitutions together, private not now visible. I say 'must.' be used for various commu- four sons. William L. Jones Maresco, here, and Mrs- Bar- fore coming here 15 years The John E. Day Funeral tion of the cultural life of an and public, is for the future to for no other arrangement nity activities Jr. of Aberdeen, N.C.; lsiah bara Dunn of Union City; ago. He operated a lunch- Home is in charge of arrange- area are all-important com- determine. 1 very much want makes any sense at all if the K. Jones of Rochester, N.Y.; three sisters. Miss Rose Ma- eonette at the Pine Tree Inn, ments. ponents of any development to see private higher educa- taxpayers' dollars are to be LOTTERY NUMBERS Nathaniel L. Jones of Lake- resco and Mrs. Robert Rice, here. program. tion continue, for I think it regarded as important." Fit, Jan. U: JMM both of Lyndhurst, and Mrs. wood, and Randolph L. Jones, "As I see it, the framework Most of his life, however, he Peter Giovia, 84, makes for diversity in educa- Explaining he saw dangers . Sat., Jan. U: 7M1S Edward Sunnerald of New had been a cook for the Mari- here; a daughter, Mrs. York, and three grand- time Service and he was a Audrey Young of Toms River; Retired Barber children. member of the Maritime two brothers, Roosevelt and HIGHLANDS - Peter Ryan's Home for Funerals i Union, Philadelphia. He at- Edward Jones, both of Lake- Giovia, 84, of 246 Bay Ave., is in charge of arrangements. tended St. Veronica's Catholic- land, Kla , two sisters, Mrs. died Saturday in his home. Church. Christine Rogers of. Miami, He was born in Italy and Ht. Dtoth N.flcti and Mrs. Elizabeth Day of lived here for the past 38 GAHLEIf -Eilioberh. ol Holmdel town Surviving are a daughter. ship On Jon. 19. 1974 Beloved wife ol the Mrs. Mary Ellen Chester of Detroit, and 11 grandchildren. years. tole Fred Gohler. Devoted mother of The Higgins Memorial Catherine Gohler. Sister ol Charles, wit Williamstown; three brothers, Mr. Giovia was a retired Horn, and Dorothy Moellus, and Gladys Home is in charge of arrange- Lykes. Funeral service 2 pm Tuesday at Francis Mellina, .lames Mcl- barber and former owner of the Freemon Funeral Home. 47 East Main ments St , Freehold. Friends may tall at the tu- lina, and Stephen Mellina of Pete's Barber Shop here. ner ol home Monday 1174pm Philadelphia; six sisters, Mrs His wife was the late Mary NVtT - , Rumson. N I 1u* Marie McCloskey, Miss Ellen Krnt'sl L Nye Giovia. denly an Jon. 19, 1974. Beloved husbond ot TOMORROW Mary Lekmd Nye Devoted lather of Mrs. Mellina, Mrs. Cecelia Paxson, RUMSON - Erncst'l,. Nye, John F. Burdltt, and Mrs. Norman DePI- Surviving are a son, Joseph onque Services private In lieu of (low- and Mrs Lucy McNully of H.J. or Club Way, died Satur- Giovia. here, and two grand- ers, contribution to Rumson First Aid Squad or charity of your choice. Philadelphia and Miss Marga- day in Riverview Hospital, children REGAN Msirlelto Inee Tier), oat II, of ret Mellina and Mrs. Nellie Red Bank Posten's Funeral Home, lei Cherry Tree Lane. Middtotown. N I . on January 17. 1974. Moved wile of the, McNamcy of Collingswood, Mi Ney lived in Orange and Atlantic Highlands, is in late John. Devoted mother ot Mrs Muriel McKeown and Mrs Florence Mylott. and four grandchildren New York City before moving charge of arrangements. Mats ot Resurrection Monday at 10 a m. ol SI Mary t RC Church, New Monmoulh. The (' II T Clayton and Son here 17 years If! Interment In Ml Olivet Cemetery. He was ,i jellied exei UtlVC EVERYONE Mlddletown John F Ptteoer Funeral Funeral Home. Adelphia was Angelo J. Ma//tt> Home. Ms TInstall Rd . New Monmouth in charge of arrangements. of Shippers Car Line Corp , LONG BRANCH - Angrjo - New York City, and a retired J. Mazzeo, 70, of 349 Broad- partner of Freeman and Co., way died Friday in Monmouth New York CM) Mr Nye was Medical Center JANUARY WHITE SALE a World W,ti I Army wtt-r.in A former Perth Amboy resi Surviving are his widow, dent, he had lived here 35 Mrs Mary I.eland Nye; two OF US AT years He was a former bar- itaunhlei . Mi- John F Bur- • for Nick's Bar, here. OUR ihll Hedfiud Hills. N \ He retired in 19M \li . Not 111,111 DtPISIM|U II.1 i. .IIIUWII r>> his wid- !••! NfiMl, Calll 48TH ow Mrs Minnie M I gl ,Illlll hlllll I'll ,111(1 tun The Hoffman Funeral grundihiiili' ii Hume. here. Is in Mny MW buttons limply remind THtft' IIB frml MHrH in livinjf up to trur tilUf < i -• IKitiaifiilit \rt> (gut thm flo^r, « tti«riv MH INtTAUEO Id i 11 ill Kilt stMirul In vet tlMMttftt jeep aft.t MR COO in* Decision Deferred on Soil Removal Request FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - decide whether the proposed feasible to develop t he alt for ed about erosion problems and cited an adverse effect on to the Township Committee The Planning Board has de- removal of soil is necessary only II homes. and excessive runoff into an the water table of the area as approval of the final plats for ferred its decision on whether for development of the prop- Mr. Ochs testified that he adjacent stream if the site is another argument against lev- sections IV and V of Sleepy to allow the removal of the erty, as required by the ordi- would not develop the proper- developed and called for eling the hill Hollow VUlage, totaling » lots upper portion of Stone Hill, nance. ty unless he could remove the safeguards to keep the hill in "The only positive effect in the R-S zone being devel- one of the few sizable wooded If the board rejects the ap- sandy fill from the upper the best possible condition. leveling the hill would have oped by Altil Construction hills in the southern part of plication, it is expected that slopes. A petition containing !0 would be to stabilize the mi- Corp. the township. Mr. Ochs will appeal to the names of nearby residents litia," one resident said with Also approved was the site George Ochs, a Little Silver courts. Objectors to the proposal was submitted to the board an almost straight face. "No plan application of First Fed* contractor, has applied for C. Thomas Barkalow, at- noted that the hill is heavily calling for preservation of the one can go AWOL, that is era! Savings and Lean Associ- permission to remove 596,000 torney for Mr. Ochs, present- Umbered with many old trees, site. The Independent Civic 'over the hill,' if there is no ation of Westfield for a cubic yards of soil from the ed expert testimony to show ground laurel, trailing arbutus Association also asked the hill." branch office off Rt. I on ap- 80-foot high hill which lies off that it would not be economic- and much other vegetation, board to reject the application The board will recommend proximately two acres. the intersection of Stone Hill ally feasible to develop the. all of which would be re- and Jackson Mill Roads. property for homes under moved. ' Mr. Ochs would remove the present one-acre zoning un- WiHiam B. Dickerson, town- 32NO AND TEMPLARS - John J. Callaghan, left, soil from about 10 acres of a less the upper portion of the ship engineer, estimated that of Oceanport, has been installed as president of 30-acre plot owned by Alexan- hill were removed. if the hill were left in its natu- the 32nd And Templars of Monmouth County. At der and Rachel Truskowski Opponents of the proposal, ral state, 22 homes could be right Is 0. Roger Wight of Fair Haven, immediate and Eden and Leila Reed. He past president. The installation of officers was who included the township en- built on the site. He said that testified last night that once gineer, the township Environ- the 45-foot grade that some held Saturday at the annual dinner In the Cobbles- the soil has been removed and tones Restaurant, Middletown. mental Commission, the Inde- lots would have is not unusual sold for major road building pendent Civic Association, in other parts of the state or projects he will develop the and a local realtor attempted the country, /teWbocMi site for 27,homes on one-acre • to show that it would be pos- Meet Comparable Fair Haven Class sites. sible to develop the site with- Merritt R. Lamson, a local The land which is zoned for out resorting to soil removal. realtor, said that if the wood- will be taking one-acre residential use was Engtaeer Testifies ed one-acre lots on the hill recommended for recreation- John Ploskonka, of Concept were placed on the market INVENTORY Schedule Changed al or park use by the township Engineering, South Amboy, they could sell for 125,000, the master plan. testified for the applicant that price he said comparable FAIR HAVEN - Classes at schedule in Fair Haven, the in all stores and the two borough schools arc However, objectors to Mr without removal of the top of property on hilly terrain morning kindergarten and Och's proposal agreed that the hill, only IV homes could brings in Colts Neck and starting 15 minutes later, to grades one through eight will avoid having children walk to the application conforms to be built on the acreage, IS on Holmdel.. begin sessions at 8:45 a.m. in- the township's soil removal the flat areas and three on the The Environmental Com- school in semi-darkness stead of 8:30 a.m. The morn- will not be brought about by Daylight ordinance. lower slopes. He said that mission recommended that ing kindergarten gets out at costs of construction for any the hilt be acquired by the Saving Time, Robert Char- 11:15 a.m. and the afternoon Decision Pending tier, acting superintendent of The board which should an- houses on the upper slopes township or measures taken kindergarten will run from would be prohibitive, and it to keep it In its natural state. schools, has announced. 12:30 p.m. until 3 p.m. nounce its decision at its next meeting, Feb. 20, will have to would not be economically The commission report warn- open after Mr. Chartier said schools Grades one through eight will return to their regular will get out of school at the schedule, with classes begin- same time as always, first ning at 8:30 a.m.. on Monday, and second grades at 2:30 and Feb. 25. following the winter Schedule Change Rejected 3:00pm. tues., all other grades at 3 p.m., ac- vacation. cording to Mr. Chartier. HIGHLANDS - The Board Adair agreed. Adair and Mr. Doyle, Mr. An- The change in starling time of Education has re- Opposing the first resolution drews and Mr. Paronto de- follows similar moves by the The rescheduled lunch jected two proposals to push were Edward A. Doyle, board feated the resolution. elementary schools in neigh- hours for grades one through back the current 8.45 a.m. president, Edward A, Kwik The board voted to approve January 22 boring Rumson, the Rumson- eight are as follows: school starting time. and Howard Paronto. The Principal Robert A. Zolkiew- Fair Haven Regional High —First and second grades: One motion proposed a 9:15 board's vice president, W. Al- id's proposal to submit »n ap- School, the Rumson ('wintry 11:30 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. a.m. start for the school day, len Turner, abstained. plication to the state for.carry • So please shop early ... we don't Day School and Holy Cross — Third through sixth and the second, a 9 a.m. start. Opponents of the measure over the 1972-73 Title I funds to. School, also in Rumson. grades: 11:50 a.m. until 12:45 Mrs. Audrey Stefanski, who claimed setting back the the 1173-74 school year. want to disappoint you that day. Our Freehold Township schools p.m. supported both resolutions, school day would cause a Tied to the stipulation that usual store hours will be in effect also have adopted a later — Seventh und eighth told the board, "The darkness chain reaction of new prob- the state must approve the the remainder of the week. starting time. grades: 11:50 a.m. until 12:40 at that time of the morning lems, especially in the area of carry-over application, the Under the new temporary a.m. presents dangerous conditions extracurricular activities. board hired three additional • asbury park, red bank wed., fri. to 9 p.m.; thura., sat. for adults. Here, we're talking When Mr. Kwik men- Title 1 teachers to serve from to &30 • brick town wed. thru tat. to 9:30 p.m.; about young children." tioned that he would "go April 1 until the end of the Sunday noon to 5:30 • manalapan wed. thru sat. to FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS' Board members George An- along with a 15-minute later school year. ft30 p.m. • elizabeth and plainfield wed., fri., aat drews and Mrs. Florence start," Mrs. Stefanski offered They arc Nancy Nezgod, to 5.30, thurs. to 9 p.m. the second resolution. Marie Caliendo and Joan Bal- WERE SEW/ING MANY Mr. Turner and Mr. Kwik dinger, all hired at W an hour, DON'T FORSCT — Morganville Man supported her. and Susan Personlck. hired at THEY TRV US ONCE W.A. Fluhr's The negative votes of Mrs. a total salary of $131. AND THEN TMEYfet SET professional Faces Charges service will MARLBORO - Joseph C. I.aMura III, 21. of Tennent help you knock Road, Morganville, was taken to the county jail, Freehold, sale at out winter. Call tor a check-up after his arrest on charges of creating a disturbance at the today. Morganville Bar and escaping from police. He was arrested early yes- terday by Patrolman Kenneth Miller and taken to police headquarters. Before he could be transported to the county jail, he escaped. Forty min- sweet dreams and sweet savings utes later, he was appre- FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES C SERVICE hended by Sgt Robert Stover. on a variety of pillows & pads $10 blue heaven real latex foam pillows royal standard #• SI'MIAI.- JANUARY 21-25 I1?royil»upr«m« IH SI 5 imperial <\ soft, mad . firm 20« 76 standard 1 3*90 l»20»»«w«nt I III sill HUM II \ Daoron* filled Hat mattress pads with anchor by Acme • »m M twit •*)*• • IMI * »tmfm1 T B. THE DAILYREGISTER Impeachment Probe Floundering ing five years in North Viet- Established in lin-Publuhcd by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON tually haven't met each other. At 5 p.m., there U a rush for namese prisons. He tried to go Although each new Water- the exits. back to South Vietnam a few ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON days ago. The Saigon govern- President and Editor gate twist tightens, the vise on Instead of turning up evi- President Nixon, the inquiry dence that would Justify im- ment, for which he had risked into his impeachment is floun- SCENE peachment, the committee is his life, wouldn't let him into Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor dering. ; concentrating its efforts on re- the country. The doors have been shut searching what offenses He was one of the eight ex- might constitute grounds for POW's accused by Air Force Monday, January 21,1174 tight on the House Judiciary The White House has not Committee's investigation. been approached, even infor- impeachment. Col. Theodore Guy of "col- IIIHIIIIMIIIHHHUMUIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimiOllllllllllllinillMUIIIIIIIIIIIIII Only staff members are per- mally, to provide any infor- In an interview with us, laborating" with the enemy. Tin in No Man's Pockel' mitted to enter the offices and mation which might help to Doar placed great stress on The Pentag«n, however, re- no papers may be removed. speed the inquiry. Staff mem- setting up a secure and elabo- fused to press charges. Attorneys and investigators bers haven't even been rate filing system. The prob- ing jigsaw pieces. This will re- Chenoweth wanted to go have been given strict orders. allowed to request personnel lem at tjfe moment is that quire access, he suggested, to back to Saigon, he told us, to - not to discuss their work with lists or telephone numbers nothing pf significance has White House tapes and docu- compare "the differences be- the press. from the White House. been colfected for those well- ments. tween South Vietnamese pris- What the staff Is really hid- Although documents related organized file drawers. He wants to have his case ons and North Vietnamese ing behind the guarded doors, to the President's personal fi- Staff members have been ready, he said, before he asks prisons." He had spoken, to however, is their own inaction nances were available to com- warned in strong terms that the House for subpoena pow- former "political prisoners," and lack of direction. Here mittee sleuths from other they will be summarily fired er. The committee's con- he said, and "there's no doubt are the facts which we have sources, the information was if they are caught talking with stitutional experts say the in my mind that the South been able to dig out: not accepted because the reporters. This injunction has White House cannot claim ex- Vietnamese prisoners had it House Judiciary Chairman committee "was not ready for worked fairly well, since the ecutive privilege as an excuse much worse than I did." Peter Rodino, D-N.J., has as- them yet." committee hasn't turned up for withholding evidence from When Chenoweth stopped at sured House Republican lead- Although chief counsel John anything newsworthy and an impeachment inquiry. Any the Vietnamese consulate in er John Rhodes privately that Doar has a staff of about 40 most aides are reluctant to refusal by the White House to San Francisco to pick up his the impeachment inquiry under his command, more admit the probe's short- honor a subpoena would, it- visa, it was stamped "void." should be concluded in April. than half have been assigned comings. self, be grounds for impeach- He had been denied entry into Those close to the in- merely to answer the routine Chairman Rodino told us he ment, they believe. the country, he was told, be- vestigation don't see how they impeachment mall that has is more interested in making Our committee sources cause of his "pro-Communist possibly can meet the dead- been flooding into the com- history than headlines. The have told us the staff hasn't activities" — a euphemism line. mittee's office. removal of a sitting Presi- completed enough background used by the South Vietnamese At this writing, not a single No Coordination dent, Rodino said, can be jus- work to issue subpoenas or to to describe anyone who op- witness against the President Some of the investigators, tified only by the most careful begin its proceedings. But poses the Thieu regime. has been interviewed directly because of administrative and thorough investigation. Chairman Rodino assured us A South Vietnamese spokes- . by the committee's in- problems, spend much of their The evidence is now being he is more committed to a man told us: "We are willing vestigators. Instead, they time reading newspapers and assembled by the staff which thorough Investigation than to consider his application," have spent their time studying novels. Although they are sup- will carefully piece it togeth- an April deadline. but added "we would have to the work of other in- posed to coordinate their er, he said. Then they will Robert Chenoweth returned take into consideration his ac- vestigations. work, some staff members ac- start searching for the miss- home last March after spend- tivities." Big John Is a Favorite Subject By JIM BISHOP two days. In December, City to Harrisburg, Pa. He the father developed asthma. met Jenny Tier, married her Big John died five years Often he gasped for breath on after six years of love and dis- ago. Mail comes to this desk THE a bed as Mary knelt and re- agreements, and became a asking for more stories about cited a rosary. policeman. In 1919, he was ap- him. More mail than any oth- REPORTER He had been breathing bitu- pointed the youngest lieuten- er subject. Amazing... minous coal for years. In De- ant on the force. He was born John Michael UIKII < IMMIIIIMMIMIIIIMIIMII1I cember, 1898, the seven chil- He was assigned to the Bishop, Oct. 29, 1883. on Ful- Jim Bishop. There was a dren developed sore throats. chief's office and, because he ton Ave., Jersey City, N.J. He three-year courtship. They The doctor, in swallowtails was articulate and could was the oldest of seven. His married and lived in Jersey and high hat. said it was diph- make decisions, he literally father shoveled coal in an oil City. Fulton Avenue was farm theria. The day before Christ- ran the department. There iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIINIII refinery. The old man had a area. St. Paul's R.C. Church mas, three died: Jim, Marga- were three of us — Jim, John, heavy brogue. He had been was a mile south. ret and Mary. liged if your missus would tell Adele. Big John fell in love raised on a farm at Lower Big John was a good stu- Old man Routh closed the the ladies of the neighborhood with my mother's best friend Red Bank and Transportation Scoby, Ennescorthy, County dent. He went through ele- folding door to the living I'm taking in washing from and left home for 16 years. The energy crisis has caused general lion. of Wexford, Ireland. mentary school in three room. When he opened it, now on." When they were old. she inconvenience, but some of its side effects Most bus routes have been unprofi- Big John's mother was a years. Young Sister Joseph three small white caskets John weeded a farm from took him back. He repented tiny woman named Mary penned a note to Mary Mur- were evenly spaced. The fa- by cooking for her, cleaning may prove beneficial. One that conies to table because patronage in the past two dawn until schooltime. Then Murphy. She was bom on a phy Bishop: "Your son John . ther put the Christmas tree in he weeded from 3:15 p.m. un- the house and asking forgive; mind is in the area of mass transportation. decades has dropped off sharply because sailing ship negotiating the has great intelligence and ap- the alley. Mary Bishop doffed til sundown. Me got $2 a week. ness. Jenny was blind. One If Theodore J. Labrecque, retired Superi- county residents, following a national pat- Straits of Gibraltar in 1861. plication. I predict a fine fu- her apron, walked in and look- His mother gave him a nickel. day he went back to St. Paul's or Court judge and chairman of the coun- tern, are two-car and three-cur families. Her father was from Cork, ture for him ..." ed at each of the wax faces. They lived. They made it. He and found that Sister Joseph, ty's new Transportation Coordinating Judge Labrecque is hoping that, as more serving-*! a Colour Sergeant Letter la Bible She knelt. "Thy will be was a big, intelligent aggres- age 91, was still alive. in the British army. Committee, has his way, the crisis will be passengers use buses, bus companies will The letter was placed inside done," she said. No lean. At sive type and he wanted to And deaf. She was in a Her mother died giving the family bible. It was taken the turn of the century, two wheelchair. "John Bishop," used as an added pressure on the state and beef up their schedules and extend routes study law. birth. Mary Murphy grew up out only when Irishmen and more girls were born. They lllel«H Final! she murmured. "Lived oa federal governments to improve the rail- to areas that are not now served. small and strict. At 17, she their wives arrived at the were christened Margaret and He went to P S. 14 at night. Fulton Avenue — his mother roads. Judge • Labrecque's suggestion to the emigrated to America by little house on state occasions Mary. Two years later, at age For the rest of his life, he nev- was a widow woman. I pre- steerage and got a job work- to smoke clay pipes, imbibe a 41, Jim Bishop died strangling We have heard about plans for elec- chamber to educate the public about er stopped studying. At age dicted a great future for him. ing for Jews in Washington dram, and lie about how good for breath 85. he died with dictionaries What did you do with your trification of the rails from South Amboy modes of transportation into the borough the old country had been. 1 Heights, New York City She Mary walked three doors lo and volumes of encyclopedia life " to Red Bank for more than a quarter of a is worthwhile. We believe that many said they had been so kind to The Bishops were always the landlord's house. She open in his room. Proudly, he shouted: "I'm a her that she would not permit century. As recently as IMS, the state ap- people, especially newcomers, think of the poor. Often, they lived on knocked. "I must tell you," Law was too high a goal. He lieutenant of police, Sister." peared ready to make that improvement New York and Long Branch Railroad as an anti-Semitic remark, even "stirabout" - a porridge. A she said, "the rent will be a She shook her head. "What a in jest. became a flagman on the as well as to modernize the New York and the vehicle to get them to and from the pot of vegetable soup with a few days late thin month ' He Pennsylvania ft R. high- pity," she murmured. "What I don't know how she met marrow bone was good for tried to hush her "Id be ob- Long Branch line all the way to Bay Head. metropolitan area. Neglected is the fact balling freights from Jersey a pity,"... Nothing has happened. That's due, in part, that traim can also transport passengers to objections of commuters In the south- between any of the stations in the enmity eastern area of the county toon e sate pro- The frequency of trains is inadequate posal to realign the railroad and put such to meet every demand, but a atudy of A Hard Lesson for Educators stations as Asbury Park and Long Branch schedules could show that, with a rear- four commissions to prepare in the status of feeders It ihc BUM line •y JAMES J. KILPATRUK schools Is indoctrination by rangement of personal desires, the trains courses of study in •cltru-f, liberals or indoctrination by might often be used to a traveler's advan- Judge Labrecque MM IN M Bank Parents, politician* and CONSERVATIVE health, history and >orlal conservatives. I will go with Area Chamber of CMHIMTCI that the New educators are involved in a sludies The recommenda- the conservatives every timt. York and long Branch K«iiiu«d put the Judge Labrrcqur s principal goal la grand and glortoui flap out in tions of these commissions It I* not a bad thing, but a VIEW have aroused fresh combat borough "on the map" years ago and that the improvement of thr New York and Arixma ih*s* day*, having to food thing, for young pteale At the moment, depending It bt imbuti with patriotism, Ha efficient operation today would insure Long Branch Railroad. Nrhapt hr will t* do wtia cwtrsM tf study in tha public Khools. Because the with about the reactionyo uupon certain appointment* the lew of country, and respect that Hfd Bank maintains it* status aa OM •Me to use tut personal friendship with controversy has national Im would raped: Liberal •*•<•< governor has ytl to mak«, far nidunnr. inttUutMM of Mnnmoulh i mint important commu- Cov. Brendan T. Byrne to convince the plh iii«n«, it mvrtu a frw «b- ion are aghast. coMtrvativ« ronswvattvM remain In com- It ii cyrioui Kducattrs, imieHwair of transportation •trvatinfjn parent* art wall pbwitd, and mand and th* baiit* gam M. wheat butlMM I* ttaching, attm rtartly to Ittrn Art UV Ihr judge also rd that ih* on the railroad" TV Immtdlalt bnughaha pnMimm are divMM accent- a»tw tram Iht a»rtn| n< it7i, m|lv It woald bt Murmting in trw kMt ol all pmlMf kllMTRKK arktel* dmng a bttltr jta af puhl..l/r IDtu ' • tt Red Bank whm Ihr An/nni in know now th» students ftol. w»rM«. no turn twill* wwM prtptrtnf children for adoR fttpaortlnc thr judge'» Uwughlful and •»a)l*o l.nv Jack Willnmv Who bt wa|td In •ui-h a wnrld, lift than Ik* «hnoi. 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H •••"" urn m»i n inirt fr T c fw f n MM MMUM >••• '"•*< mm * mm aaMaat aaaa ka«* •• k> i \ IVoMrm lor Nader Today in Ilislorv • tMUfJI - - - . "•»••» VWtaJpaJ •ejPMM. im.m.«.^ fc,.. . M HW fflaaf III III—II HE: aMnaMkW • Ml a mUa>- 23F. 2 •:. MM*** f... .. Long-Term Rates • Workmen's 'Comp' By ROGER E. SPEAR $6 21. the latter in settlement •y SVLVISYLVIA POKTEPO1TEMB -1- Q — I need to supplement ef litigation. The sharp de- (ratllMcdMuu(Fll ) the U.S. worker real financial my present income. Kindly cline in share price reflects Are you, the employe in a SUCCESSFUL advise how to invest $30,000 the higher-than-expeeled loss- small firm with a total payroll YOUR MONEY'S for 8 per cent to 9 per cent re- es incurred on wiring work at of. say, two or three employ- ness. turn. - A.K. INVESTING es, covered by your state's Sens. Jakob Javtts, R.-N.Y., a Las Vegas hotel. Claims for WORTH A — Because 1974 is ex- workmen'! compensation law and Harrison A. Williams Jr., reimbursement on these loss- compensation is our nation's pected to be a record year for nite speculation and will re- — a system which might be D.-NJ., sponsors of the legis- es — equal to around 30 cents oldest form of social insur- corporate and municipal bond quire patience, eventual work- virtually your sole source of lation, are now jumping this tion. Is this true? - D.H. per shire — have been filed. Introduced into the first ses- ance, going back 65 years, offerings, you should be able out appears probable. financial support and your gun. Hearings on their bill are A — Yes, in the second While the shares are a defi- sion of the 9Jrd Congress — 10,500,000 US. workers are not Jo achieve the rate of return sole means of paying medical to be held this week, Jan. 24 quarter of 1973, Automation and to be debated during the covered as conditions stand you require without sacri- bills if you were seqously in- and 25, in Portland, Ore., and Industries received from 1(74 session — is a bill that today. ficing safety. In the corporate Colts Neck Man Gets Promotion jured on your job? Or must San Francisco. Under their Saudi Arabia a $25 million would force all 50 states to sector alone, debt financing is you work (or a firm which proposal, the states would Least Covered five-year contract for oper- NEW YORK - Edward J. and a masters from New York meet a new set of strict feder- estimated at $35 billion, a 75 employs a specific minimum? have only a year and a half — — Among the least covered ation of a water treatment Ozog of Colts Neck, N.J., has University. He also was grad- al standards for our work- until July 1, 1875 — to bring occupations: agricultural per cent jump from last been promoted to an officer's uated from the Stonier Gradu- Are you, the farmworker or plant. Two other contracts men's compensation "non-sys- their workmen's com- work, domestic work, work year's offerings. The $2.4 bil- position, a manager, with the domestic employe or self-em- worth $14 million were also ate School of Banking it Rut- tem" in which the rules .and pensation laws in line with the for religious, charitable and lion in debt issues scheduled Federal Reserve Bank of New ployed worker, covered by negotiated with that country, gers University. the extent of protection vary new recommendations. non-profit organizations, "cas- for January alone should pro- York. workmen's compensation? Or lifting to $64 million the busi- widely from state to state, Among other things, this ual" labor, self-employment, vide a strong test of market ness booked with the Saudis. Mr. Ozog has been assigned Sales Days Set does your state exempt these depth. As the market looks employer to employer .and would mean that 500,000 em- workers in small firms. Clear- Your purchases of AH' to the acceptance and secu- KEYPORT - The retail categories of work from cov- now, long-term rates should worker to worker. (That's ployers would be compelled to ly, the least covered are likely shares were at lower prices rities department. He joined production committee of the erage? edge up toward your upper why those critically important provide workmen's comp cov- to be among those most in than those made by the com- the bank in 1962. Chamber of Commerce an- Are your workmen's com- limit within the next few questions are so tricky; the erage for their employes for need of the protection. pany itself. During 1973, Auto- Mr. Ozog, 34, received a nounces three-day January pensation benefits automati- months. protection you have depends the first time. (Are you even — Our state compensation mation repurchased 222,000 bachelors degree from the clearance sales Thursday, cally hiked as wages rise in on where you work, who you covered?) laws are arbitrary and loaded With higher rates on the 'shares at $7.06 and 769,000 at University of Rhode Island Friday and Saturday, your state? Or would you be work for, what your job is.) A federal takeover of work- with gaps and inequities. Typ- horizon, I suggest you invest paid only a tragically small Several months ago, a spe- men's compensation — with ical maximum benefits for to- $30,000 in 30-day certificates proportion of today's real liv- cial National Commission on all the bureaucratic red tape, tal disability range from (40 of deposit to be rolled over at ing costs? State Workmen's Com- snarls and delays this might to $175 a week, according to 30-day intervals until long- Seme Questions pensation Laws issued the re- well create — Is a clear pros- the state. In some states, a term rates move closer to 9 If you were seriously in- sults of a lengthy study and pect if the states do not act worker may not be com- per cent. CDs may be bought Improve your ad vantage jured on your job, involving came up with major recom- constructively in the months pensated unless he or she has through a broker on a pooled $15,000 or $20,000 or $50,000 in mendations for reforms by the directly ahead. been disabled by an "acci- basis (minimum purchases by Bill Lange medical and rehabilitation individual states. If the states To grasp fully why this is so dent" on the job; a disabling are normally $100,000). Inter- New Jersey Bell costs, would your state's don't shape up, the commis- vital to your own safety, con- job-caused illness does not est rates are about 9 per cent Yellow Pages Representative workmen's compensation sys- sion urged Congress to consid- sider these basic points: count. In other states, both on 30-day certificates. tem cover all these costs? Or the number of days and dol- er federal legislation to assure — Although workmen's Q — I bought shares of Au- just part of them? Would you lars of compensation are tomation Industries (NYSE) strictly limited. be given your own free choice at $7 and $6; it is now about of your physician, surgeon, CPA's Office Is Opened Tomorrow: Preview of the $3. What are the prospects for ' other specialists? shape of workman's comp and recovery? I understand they RED BANK - C. D. Van- ing at 43 W. Front St., Suite What would happen if your the scope of protection you have signed a $25 million con- noy has opened an office for 22. employer's workmen's com- can expect. tract with some Mideast na- pensation insurance fund ran the practice of public account- Mr. Vannoy, a certified pub- out of money? Do you have lic accountant, is a member of any protection against such N.J. Society of CPA's, Ameri- "Why you shouldn't insolvency? can Institute of Certified Pub- Without fear of losing the lic Accountants, past presi- bets, I'll wager that you don't dent of North Jersey Shore Chapter of National Associ- write your own Yellow know the answers to more than one or two of these ques- ation of Accountants and a na- tional director. 1 tions. Yet, if you did become seriously ill or injured on or He was formerly associated Pages advertising! because of your job, these an- with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell swers could be of crucial im- and Company, treasurer of portance to you. Electronic Associates, Inc., fi- nancial vice president of RI'.A Like the apple perched in Eve's out- list of facts your customers will be Express, New York City, and stretched palm, there's something looking for as they turn to the page vice president and member of irresistible about the urge to write you're on. 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M.nday, January 21,1574 Miller's Dino Victory Smashes Record TUCSON, Ariz (AP) - Johnny Miller did H again. had him all bul conceding lo Crenshaw Cup competition in Spain in his last 1973 start, he has won in The skinny blond held off the closing challenge of Ben "I fell I was fighting an uphill battle." said Ihe unbeaten each of his last four appearances. Crenshaw yesterday and scored a record-breaking third con- Miller in a voice barely louder than a whisper His voice was He has broken par in every competitive round this season secutive victory in the Dean Martin-Tucson Open Golf Tourna- flat and (aim. drained of any emotion. and. for the three American tournaments, is an incredible 37 ment. "I didn't think I could handle his action," he said, nodding under par for the year. The victory, following triumphs in the Bing Crosby and the toward (renshaw. Miller collected (30.000 from the total purse of $150,000 and Phoenix Open, made him the first player in history to sweep "I got lucky. I made some putls and he didn't. Thai was pushed his earnings for the year to a whoppin $90,000 in only the first three tournaments of the year on the pro golf lour. Ihe difference. I got off to lhat great start. I birdied Ihe first three starts. And he's the first since Arnold Palmer in 1962 to win any three three holes If I'd gone par-par-par you can bet vour bot- He led this one all Ihe way, blazing away with a brilliant. consecutive American triumphs. tom dollar I wouldn't have won." 10-under-par 62 in the opening round, then struggling over the But Miller's streak — probably Ihe mos,l spectacular since Miller finished with a fourunderpar 68, faltering al Ihe back nine holes each of the next three days. Lee Trevino swept the American, Canadian and British Opens end, and had a 72-hold total of 272. 16 under par on the 7,:iu:>- Crenshaw, who twice got within two strokes of the lead, in 1971 — will end here. yard Tucson National Country Club course. His winning mar- was alone in second with a final 69 for 275. He had a .shot at the He's taking a week away from the lour to nurse » heavy, gin was three strokes. title until the final hole, but the 22-year-old University of nagging cold that cut 13 yards off his length frrftn the tee and Actually, counting Miller's individual victory in the World Texas product had to settle for runner-up for the second lime in his infant pro career. He won the San Antonio-Texas Open and was second in the rich World Open last fall. Jerry Heard, 69, and J.C. Snead, 70, tied for third al :'76. Rod Curl was alone at 277 after a final round 67 in the mild, Foot-Ball Season Ends: overcast weather. At 278 were Kermit Zarley, Bobby Mitchell and Al Geiberger. Bruce Crampton of Australia, the 1973 Tucson winner, fin- ished far back at 287. Lee Trevino did not qualify for the final two rounds. Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Palmer did not Yepremian Boots NFC compete. The 26-year-old Miller, who leaped into prominance with KANSAS CITY (AP) - Garo Yepremian, obviously proud his record triumph in last year's U.S. Open, had trouble down but modest, said he "had to come through for the rest of the the stretch for the third day in a row. guys." He birdied the 15th from about eight feet to go six under Yeprcmian, the placekicking specialist for Ihe world par for the day and boost his lead to four shots with only three champion Miami Dolphins, referred lo Ihe Pro Bowl record holes to go. five field goals he booted yesterday in Ihe 1513 American Then his troubles started. Football Conference victory over the National Conference. He missed the green and bogeyed the 16th. losing one "The money did not mean anything," Yepremian said. stroke to Crenshaw. He bunkered his tec shot on the par three "Most of Ihe extra 1500 Ihe winners get goes for taxes any- 17th while Crenshaw had a potential birdie putt. It appeared to way." be a possible two stroke swing in Crenshaw's favor, but Ben Yepremian, who almost wasn't available for his fourth and missed his birdie. Miller then came out of the sand to six feet fifth field goals, said lhat when he went out to try Ihe game- and missed, cutting it to two. WALKING ON AIR - Johnny Miller, haggard, winning 42 yarder with 21 seconds left he mumbled "a little Miller's drive on the 19th just missed one of the two lakes. but, nevertheless, the winner of the Dean Martin- prayer and asked God to help me once more. He made a routine par and Crenshaw, after a massive drive Tucson Open, is all smiles after sinking the "He kept me in there again." After his field goal soon af- that left him only a short iron shot to the green, three-putted clinching putt on the 18th green for his third con- ter the second half started, Yepremian was hit hard by Mel for bogey. secutive tourney title. Renfro of Dallas. Garo was almost motionless on Ihe ground for long moments and was finally helped from the field. That 22-yard effort was nullified by a motion penalty against tackle Dave Koley of Buffalo. Yepremian strode back onto the field and kicked Ihe 27 yarder. "My knee's kind of sore," Yepremian said. "There was AT RUSSELL'S pain after each of Ihe kicks after 1 got hurt, but I'm an athlete, and I can stand pain as much as any athlete." John Madden of Oakland, the AFC boss, who lost an ear- lier Pro Bowl coaching assignment, said squaring his record IT'S OLDSMOBILE SAVINGS TIME was very much on his mind all during the contest. "Now I'm .500," Madden said. "Our defense was out- standing and our offense moved the ball. Turnovers hurt us." Tom Landry of Dallas, the NFC coach, blamed turnovers, of which there were 14 by both clubs in the first half alone, on practicing in San Diego's warm weather and playing in Kan- LOOK AT THESE sas City In "the combination of moisture and cool air. Our de- fense played well, but they ran the ball well and we didn't " Less than l'i minutes before the offseason necktie sales- man put the AFC ahead for keeps, Nick Mike-Mayer of At- "YEAR END" PRICES lanta had put the NFC in front with a 21-yard field goal, made possible by a fumble by Buffalo's O.J. Simpson, greatest single season rusher ever in the National Football League. Named MVP Seconds after the game Yepremian was named the con- 1974 - •• LUXURY SEDAN - 1974-98 REGENCY SEDAN - test's most valuable player. The victory gave Ihe AFC a 3-1 3V39T4E132359- Power door I 3X39T4E108951 6 way po*« edge in the Pro Bowl series since the merger of the old Ameri- locks, tinted glass, 6 way power " seal, power door locks, tinier, seal, trunk release, floor mats. j glass, trunk release, lloor mats can Football League with the NFL LITTLE BIG FOOT - Voted the Pro Bowl's most body mldgs . vinyl lop. rear de- *i body mldgs . vinyl top, rear de Bob Gnese, Ihe Miami quarterback who came after Ihe in valuable player, Miami Dolphin Garo Yepremian logger. Tempmatic A/C, lilt stg I logger, air conditioned, cruisi termission lo bring some order to what had been a fumble and shows reporters the sore spot on the knee of his col., w/w tires, clock, AM FM control, lilt slg col, while wit interception plagued contest, had a big hand in Ihe drive kicking leg after booting five field goals in the stereo radio, convenience lamps tires AM FM stereo radio, con which led to the victory. 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AM FM stereo radio, con- "Digger " f'helps squeezed college banketball winning Simiennr 4ske Kentucky '4170 Foils Nets l|)( TOMONAOC •n a f»u - nil »im mw.ni • • »nrn»> '('« M < III "••M I ^WiWB — .,•„* N •4170 OLDSMO8LE RUSSELL CADILLAC CO. i no H\m*H SPRING 741-0910 4 He Daily RcgMer, Ui iMt-MIMtetowa, N J. , Jawury II, JW4 t Wall Still Up: Surprises Abound in SC Play Buccos Slide By RICH NICOLETTI Bank Regional. The Rams "D" is Holmdel. Holmdel is a six teams in the division with Wall Township became the won two more games last passed that test with flying school which is acquiring a losing overall records. There first Monmouth County high week and stayed ahead of the Remember back in the be- colors over the weekend. But The Nickelodeon reputation for knocking off fa- are four teams with 1-3 league school basketball team to pack. ginning of the season when Southern's other competition vorites. records. Only Ocean and break The Daily Register's While Neptune and Asbury three of the four Shore Con- thus far has been suspect. Ma- Who's in first place in the Lakewood have winning per- Top 10 jinx. Park held their second and ference divisions appeared to nalapan, Wall and Asbury tomorrow at the home of the balanced. "B" Division? centages. Ocean is t-S overall. The Crimson Knights, who third places, respectively, on be such sure runaways? Park have yet to be faced. Wave. Freehold proved that over Guest again.. It's Ocean Christian Brothers Aca- coasted Into first place a week the list, there was a shakeup Isn't it strange that the one Wall, on the other hand, has Long Branch (2-2) loser to the weekend by losing to im- Township (44). Lakewood is a demy, which looked to be ago in place of Asbury Park, overall. Red Bank Regional, everyone thought would be met and defeated Asbury Neptune in overtime by a potent Point Pleasant Boro. half game back at 3-0 sputtering earlier, has come which has found itself mired the closest race has turned Park, Red Bank and Manala- point In a weekend encounter, The Colonial loss gives Henry Ocean, the most dis- up with the possible answer to Weekend Scores in a Shore Conference "C" Di- out to be almost academic at pan. could be the key to that divi- Hudson Regional the undis- appointing team of all at ho- its problems. vision slump of late, dropped this point of the season? sion. If nothing else, that puted lead in the "D" Divi- liday tournament time, has »OVt IMKITtM.1. The biggest surprise is oc- Mike Fortunato a soph- Tomi River ioulll 7», Rorlion M a pair last week and dipped The "C" Division, won by curring in the "A" Division, close game Indicated that sion. won six of its last seven omore, has moved Into the Motowut Rag. ?1, Tom River North 41 (rom fourth to sixth, while trick Iwp. •?, Mlddtttown Twp. SS Wall Township last year, may which looked to be a Neptune Neptune is by no way head Both Shore Regional and games—four of which came in starting lineup. He scored It NtptuM S. Long (ranch » Henry Hudson Regional, the and shoulders over the rest of OcMn Twp. 74, MMavoutti Rtg. u go that way again. The runaway in most pre-season Freehold are 31 in league league play. points in the Colts' 14-polnt Jackson Twp. », Howlll 44 "D" leader, took over for the analyses. the pack. play, but it appears now that victory over Red Bank Catho- loktwood II. Monatquon 5* Knights are 4-0 in the league Have the Spartans over- Ctnlrol R«g 75, Rumson FM U ailing Bucs. with only Southern Regional The Filers are on top with a the Admirals will be hard to come their early-season prob- lic. Southern In. 7), RM Bank 60 Wall coach, Wayne Szoke Manalopan A, Marlboro 54 close, a half game off the perfect record, but Toms Riv- knew what he was talking stop from dominating the lems or is the "B" Division Vinnie Cox, the CBA veter- Wall Twp. Frwhold T«p. SI Christian Brothers Aca- race. Short R«g. to, KMmtwrg U demy defeated arch-rival Red pace. Southern has been test- er South is 3-1. River South about when he said that this competition weak? an coach, has had difficulty PolnlBoroSioS: : Frt«holFrtodd 43 ed only by stumping Red and Long Branch will face off basketball season was so well The only real surprise in finding a consistent shooter to Hmry Hudson l i HolmSeHl l 5/ Bank Catholic and moved up Judge for yourslf. There are Ktyport 57, Polnl Bnch 91 go along with his 6-8 center, Croydon Hall 13, Engltwood Clllll 55 from sixth to fifth just ahead Maltr Oil 77, SI Jonptl s M Bob Roma. Roma has domi- CIA U, Rrt Bonk CaKollc 51 of Red Bank. Red Bank Cath- Albury Pork I], Dtlgwon Vgllty 4S olic remained in seventh nated just about every game Monoiopon n, FrnKold Twp. a he's played in, but the Colts Mtmorlal 59, Tomi River South S) place, but last week's eighth- St. John Vlomty M. SI. Ron 6< Register Cage Forecast have lost a number of those OIRLS BAtKITtALL place team, Freehold, was Karltan 34, Torm Rlvir North 31 games in which he did so well. Tomi Rlvir South 51. Brick Twp. Jl nudged out of the Top 10 after Niptuni 4». Motowan Reg. « TODAY Haven — Falcons in a tight one. Point Beach at POINT BORO - For bragging Cox needs a consistent outside Lono Broach 5], Mldtlelown Twp. II losing a "D" battle to meek Monotquon 49, Howill 17 Point Pleasant Boro. The Co- Toms River North at SOUTHERN REGIONAL Manasquan at OCEAN TOWNSHIP—Spartans rights only. threat, and Fortunato could Jockson Twp. 36, Uokiwaod It be the answer. He'd better be Monmouth Reg. 63, Central Reg. 7> lonials had been in a tie for — Number 12 for Rams. on move new. FREEHOLD at Keyport — Must game for vis- Freehold Twp. 17, Marlboro M the league lead with Hudson. Croydon Hall Academy at MONTCLAIR ACA- LAKEWOOD at Howell - Call it at halftime. itors. if the Colts want to win their DEMY — Cardinal slide continues. Jackson Township at CENTRAL REGIONAL Others fourth straight State Paro- Point Boro 53. Keyporl if Manalapan grabbed the Oceon Twp. 39, Short Rtg, N TOMORROW -Could go the other way. Mater Dei at CBA — Closer than usual, how- chial "A" championship. Freehold & Henry Hudson Rtg. 2r eighth position after spending 1 "C" Division SI. Rose S7. St. Anstlony ! U a week in ninth place, and Shore Conference ever. Joe Kristoftk, the Red Bank WRtSTUNO ASBURY PARK at Marlboro — Bishops in a Point Boro 30, Holmdel 31 Mater Dei jumped from 10th "A" Division St. Rose at WALL TOWNSHIP - No stopping Catholic coach, must be Point Beach M. St. Btntdlcl't« breeze. Keyporl 31, Freehold]! to 8th. Toms River North at RARITAN — Rockets on Crimson Knights. scratching his head at this LokewoodM, Ntptune » SOUTHERN REGIONAL at Manalapan — 13 Mlddletown X, Madison Twp. • rebound. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS at St. John Vianney - juncture. Kristofik has lots of Marlboro 17. Monaswnn It THE DAILY REGISTER not unlucky for visitors. Central Reg. 34, Red Bank Catholic It Matawan Regional at MIDDLETOWN — Husk- Trojan invasion.* talent, but the team really Shore Reg. 41, Ocean Twp. 17 TOP II ies could surprise, though. Freehold Township at RED BANK REGION- THURSDAY hasn't jelled as a unit. St John Vlonney 33, St. Joseph's 91 Freehold Twp. 31, Monmouth Reg. 24 1. Wall Twp. (Ill) Toms River South at LONG BRANCH — Bran- AL — Buccanners. . .finally. Red Bank at CBA — Colts win series opener. So far Kristofik hasn't got- Wall Twp. 3? Torn River South 11 2. Neptune (1-2) chers in a squeaker. "D" Division NEPTUNE at St. Rose - A guy named Smith ten too much In the way of • OYS GYMNASTICS 3. Astary Park (M) Brick Township at NEPTUNE - Fliers have Holmdel at SHORE REGIONAL - Beware of stands out. Monmouth Reg. 72, Toms River North consistent shooting from his 4. Henry Hudson Reg. (8-2) winning formula. Devil overconfidence. CROYDON HALL ACADEMY at Jewish Edu- Caseys. Sovrtvlllttl, Wall Twp. 14 Marlboro S3. Brick Twp. St 5. CBA <«-J) "B" Division Keansburg at HENRY HUDSON REGIONAL cation Center: Thenard scores big. When Dale Cofer arrives, so Toms River North 41, Long Branch 14 West Point JV's 119. Henry Hudson I0S (. Red Bank Reg. (14) MONMOUTH REGIONAL at Rumson-Fair - Hungrecker the difference. Season record: 55-20 (.733) will the Caseys. OIRLS GYMNASTICS Toms River North 41, Long Branch 74 7. R.B. Catholic (*•!) Marlboro U. Brick TTwt)w . fl S. Maulapan (11) INDOOR TRACK rlck Twp. 56. Matowan Reg. 21 (boys) 1 Mater Dd(M) Rrick Twp. 24Vi. Motowan Reg. ItVi Wallace (girls) It. Store Reg. (M) Cops JS Marathon Get III miles out of ASBURY PARK - Gary Wallace of Blnghamton, N.Y., won the third annual Jersey Shore Marathon Race here yesterday. the gas you ve got. Wallace, 24, ran 2:27:05 to beat 322 competitors in the 26- mile, 375-yard race. Monmouth College senior Just ask any participating Gary Pierce ran stride-for- stride with Wallace over the on in 2:27:14. Chevron Dealer to go over his Pre-race favorite Joel Pas- ternack, the William Paterson 10-Point Economy List, z College senior who finished second last year, dropped You need all the miles you can get out of — i back to third in 2:30:37 after your gasoline these days, and your Chevron Dealer ^ ' sharing the lead with Pierce wants to help. He's got a Chevron 10-Point Economy List .. at the 21-mile mark. that will show you the 10 most important areas Tom Fleming of Bloomfield, of your car that can affect gasoline mileage. N.J., who won in 1172 and 73, didn't compete Sunday. But he ran with Pasternack and Pierce for the first IS miles to work out for a race in Puerto Rico next week. Also among the first five finishers were Peter Kuch- inski of the North Medford INSTALLED Mass Club. 2:31:40, Ray Mor riaon of the Washington DC. Sports Club, 2:11:27; Ernie L Ignition System 6 Motor Oil Riva* of Lehman College in The timing and spark ol your Uilng th« Improper grade New York City, 2:33:47; Roy MUFFLERS tngir* Istxtrtrrwly critical, and motor oil and/or too long oil- Lapidus, North Jersey Strt if any ol lh€ •kmmts in the system change intervals can cause den, 2:24:17; Bob Bailey. arc corroded worn, dirty or mal increased friction and engine MMI I« fit M% Share Atntotic Club, 2 U 23. «( American rart that can waste qasoiinr drag and that can waste Allan Sommtrvtlle, Harm- gasoline. burg Pa AlhtoUc AatoctaUon • W« have la Mock 2:11:12; and Mike Scarborough. New York lal |M>M far 18" irm Tha 4a>aflaVaMar champion J •nip was wan by Jim McDaaath «rf Naw Yark'a Mil Guaranteed IroM AlMttle AatMiatlM. Tad Cartttt al tk* Wanaar ZQutjurator 7G«TankCap For 4B I onjt (kib. akw la Naw Yark, wan n.»air fiMlmtatuN la waty An You aH» Tfca •» Mtmtim- upat hy dW anddy mm •»«• t TamMvarlaMli ih» rai* »nit»d it vmmmtmt Mali tm* HI al ika m atarur* «rart aM M ik* ra«a Si. H Air ConsMonlnQ SyttofTi M '*'"' >***i' '^tm ••• ""•'' '• |lW>lu«r %Mlo I HIM- I p •r •• II The Dally Register. Kitf Mafc-HMfletawa, NJ. Mmday, iaaury U, U74 Sew Like A Pro Psychiatrist Deals With Angry Mail Commercial Size Differs Dear Readers: This will be a compassionate toward unre- I would like to remind you first. I have never before pentant sinners than our Di- that the sacred scriptures to ByROXANE cut my readers in on a Ihrer- vine Saviour Himself which you refer also preach Hip -* 1 to T Measure for measure, the F.,.2 way correspondence, but Homosexuality is vehe- (he value of understanding, Across Balk - ': to V play's the thing, because the 3 today's % day: The following mently condemned in the sa- compassion and the love of Cc'tf bock Neck to Waistline — i to standard measurement charts letter was sent to me by my cred scriptures Therefore ho- one's fellow man. It might n.ck lo »Oit> used by pattern houses and good friend, and a principal mosexuality cannot be cate- surprise you to find that some Do not order a pattern that gorized as anything but SIN. of the men you most admire those used by ready to wear psychiatric consultant, Dr. Width oMronl Width el back will lie loo large for the upper - Mrs. M D Of Seattle or whose writing, music and manufacturers just don't match Zigmond Lebensohn of Wash- nnt of the body as it will need a Here is Dr. l.cbensohn's paintings have given you (he up. To avoid a comedy of errors, ington, DC. 4i.it deal of adjustment on greatest joy, may have been practice is the name of the shoulders, armholes. etc. It is homosexuals. game at every stage of your bnrt to release the side seam a I hope you will give this sewing development. little over the bust if you are matter some thought and pos- Play it smart and don't go by largi- busted. Ann Landers sibly discuss It with some the numbers if you want to members of the clergy. Since- create a perfect fitting garment Hip scums and waistlines are Dear Kppic: I very much reply: rely, Zigmond M. Lebensohn, as you like it. Write your own easier to adjust simply by appreciated your printing my Dear Mrs. M. D.: I read M.D. fashion ticket. Length of i'«v« letter on homosexuality and your views on homosexuality taking in or letting out the side It figures that once upon a your gracious comments with great interest. Since I Dear Zig: Your letter to seams. time it was easy for you to get about it. am a physician add a psy- Mrs. M.D. was beautiful. You If you are buying a skirt don't need any help from me, confused and discouraged, what I have already received sev- chiatrist, I do not profess to pattern use the hip or anyone else. Thanks for with the difference in sizings INSTRUCTION eral letters as a result of that be an expert at djaenosing measurement. sharing this correspondence. between ready to wear and column and am happy to say "SINNERS." I wilflcavc that Dear Ann Landers: 1 noticed, patterns. But all's well that PANEL If you are buying a pants that most of them have been to the theologians and to the with disgust, that you reran pattern, use the waist and hip laudatory. A few took sharp consciences of the people in- ends well, and your labors need that anti-Christmas-letter let- measurement. Lengths can exception to my statements, volved. not be lost. ter. I didn't care for it the always be adjusted. The crotch however, and I herewith en- first time. I like it even less SELECTING on patterns vary and if you do close a real lulu, along with the second. A PATTERN not have a standard my answer. Since you arc Hi-Music My husband and I have AND MEASUREMENT measurement, you may require much better at this sort of CHART also a form measurement chart BACK WIDTH-Take an adjustment which can only thing, I would appreciate any A . i/-\+j/«y|>-» teen sending Christmas let- ters for I have been told many times used by the ready to wear measurement about 4" down suggestions you might have /-\ U 0 110 M several years and our be determined when fitting. friends and relatives say they that women never know how to garment industry. It is in- from socket bone, fold arms in for dealing with angry mail. Bear in mind that a pattern< teresting to see the difference in Yours-Zig are wonderful. What's more, judge measurements in buying front to allow for ease in docs not need intricate seaming' we love to receive them. It a commercial pattern. measurements. movement. Fig. 2. Below is the letter to Dr. Is Feb. 7 to be fashionable, a simple gives .us an opportunity to I would like to explain that the Taking body measurements— SHOULDER LENGTH- Lebensohn: RUMSON - The 14th an- basic pattern will make as catch up on what's happening standard measurement used by Always take your Krom base of neck to shoulder Dear Dr. Lebensohn: Most nual luncheon-auction planned many designs as you wish. to the people we care about. measurements over the under Up. of the letters published in Ann by Hi-Music Sponsors of Rum- all commercial pattern houses Granted some of the letters Landers's column arc sicken- son-Fair Haven Regional High differ from the standard garments that you usually BUST POINT-From center The play's the thing. Now you lay it on a bit heavy and arc ing, but yours on homosexual- School will be Feb. 7 in the measurement chart used in the wear. of shoulder to bust point. can size up your figure and too long. I agree that anything ity was the worst. garment industry. BUST—Place on tape strike a match between ready to Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. beyond one page is a bore, but ARM—Measure around It will never be clear to me measure over the fullest part of Homosexuals are S1NN?:RS. most Christmas letters are de- fullest part of upper arm. Fig. wear and pattern sizes. You'll Frank Martclli of Inter- the bust across lower tip of They arc society polluters lightful. why the standard of i, star in continuous per- national (iallerics, Red Bank, shoulder blade in back. Fig. 1 who violate the laws of God. measurements should differ LENGTH OF ARMS - formances as the leading lady Only spiritual illiterates con- will be the auctioneer. I feel let down when I open because it only lends to con- WAIST- Tic a tape around Measure with elbow bent from in the fashion parade. sider they have an obligation a large envelope and find only General chairmen for the fusion. waistline to locate the natural shoulder tip over back of elbow Remember...Fashion is what to be more understanding and a printed card and a name at event are Mrs. E. R. Camp- Commercial patterns list a waistline and measure. you make it. And Roxane will the bottom, also printed — no In wrist. Fig. 5. bell, here, and Mrs. John measurement then add inches HIP—Take your help you make it like a pro. Send evidence that it was sent by a If you are in doubt as to the Powers, Fair Haven, assisted so that it will conform to the measurements at the fullest ECONOMY human. I'll take the News- additional measurements your sewing questions to by Mrs. G.A. Jerolamon, auc- measurements of the fitting partof your hips, usually 7 to9" letter, any time. — Chicago added to the pattern, I am Hoxane. tion chairman; Mrs. Clifford forms used by the Garment down from your waistline SHOE REPAIR Dear Chicago: You spoke listing here the usual Greene, special events; Mrs. Industry. depending on your size. !12WMtFrenl». Spencer Milliken, while ele- for thousands. Thanks for allowances made on the com- The Garment Industry make BACK BODICE LENGTH- mercial patterns. Add these to law MI iim uft « k» mini i>. phant table; Mrs. Owen B. writing. *«*1 M feM MM. (Writ-fell |«riff M IBM their patterns to conform to From socket bone in center the measurements on their REBUILT (iibson, hostesses; Mrs. John Are your parents too strict? mt IIW IKE » PW hi mMa *~|» COWBOY BOOT* McCormick, decorations; Hard to reach? Ann Landers's actual ready to wear sizes. back to waistline. Fig. 2. pattern to determine the size to Ik* aaiHW l« wl» Si SO l« ,«,i Off. MEM BOOTS Mrs. Foster Wilson, publicity, booklet, "Bugged By Par- I am listing here the body FRONT BODICE LENGTH- order. wtf SI M Icktii m NOW IS 1 HI TIMl TO GIT STARTED ON A PROGRAM Of PHYSICAL FITNESS I he American (inn So< utv YOU MAVf RUN THINKING AIOU! of United SCStet ami Canada UUNOWrORAfRIIAPrOINTMiNT £71 99QQ Of \LLOO ****>* mnmom MOMMY B * • «... '.I .fhtiiif,,.!, .71 The Dally Register, Bed Buk-Mttttetowi, N.J MowUy. January II, 1174 11 Winter Weddings Announced Coffey-Kuchen Ingram-Hance LUNG BRANCH - Miss Dorothy Ann Kuc hen, daughter of RED BANK - Miss Carel Lee Hance, daughter of Mr. and Mr and Mn. Frank W Kuchen, 1X6 Oakhurst Road, Oakhurst, Mrs. Borden L. Hance Jr.. 14 Charles Court. Fair Haven, be- was married here Saturday in St. Michael Catholic Church, came the bride of Talbotl Denmead Ingram, Robbin St. Mon- West End, to Robert Michael Coffey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- mouth Beach, Saturday here in Trinity Episcopal Church. The old L. Coffey, 17 Ocean St., Highlands. Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, pastor, officiated. Officiating were Msgr. Paul B. Bradley, pastor, and the Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Walter E In- Rev. Raymond Gruezke of the First I'nited Methodist Church gram Jr., 487 Point Road, Little Silver. of Oakhurst. The reception was in the Monmouth Boat Club. here. There was a reception in the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Miss Elizabeth A. Hance of Montpelier. VI., was maid of Attending the bride were Mrs. June Drucker, matron of honor for her sister, whose bridal gown was once worn by her honor, Mrs. Georgette Sullivan and Miss Lydia Kock. mother and her aunt. The bride also was attended by Miss Don Gilmartin was best man. The ushers were John Cush- Linda Gibbs of Laconia, and Mrs. Douglas Stives. Rumson. ing and John Sullivan. Walter E. Ingram 3rd of Oak Harbor, Wash., was best man Mrs. Coffey was graduated (rom Ocean Township High (or his brother Ushers were Douglas Stives. Rumson; Donald School and received a BA degree from Kent (Ohio) State Uni- Pagdin, New Brunswick, and Joseph Bainton, Little Silver. versity. She was a staff writer with The News Tribune, Wood- The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. George F. Apgar Mn. Robert Coffey bridge. Mrs. TilbMt lagram . of Sarasota, Fla , formerly of Little Silver, and the late Mr. '(The former Dorothy Kuchcn) The bridegroom is an alumnus of Christian Brothers Aca- (The former Carol Hance) Apgar, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Borden L. Hance Sr., Little demy, Lincroh, and Berry College, Mount Berry, Ga. He Is Silver. employed in the management department of Pan American An alumna of KumsonFair Haven Regional High School, World Airways, New York. she received a BS degree from Plymouth (N.H.) State Col- After a wedding trip to Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Coffey will' lege and is a physical education and health teacher in Ihe Ma- reside in Westchester County, N.Y. nalapan-Englishtown school system. The bridegroom, grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Ingram of Long Branch, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Talbott Cioffi-McCutcheon Denmead of Baltimore, Md., attended Peddie School, Bights- town, and Is an alumnus of the University of Miami, Coral UNCROFT - St. Leo the McCutcheon, and Miss Joncll Gables, Fla. He is with the Monogram Company, Long Great Catholic Church was Nelson. Branch, and is a member of the New Jersey National Guard, the setting here Jan. •> for the Grant Ciofft was best man Red Bank. The couple will reside in Monmouth Beach. marriage of Miss Kathleen and the ushers were John McCutcheon, daughter of Mr. McCutcheon Jr. and Richard and Mrs. John J. McCutcheon, McCutcheon. The Maunds Feted On Anniversary 4 Majestic South, to Frank Mrs. Cioffi was graduated Louis Ctoffl, son of Mr. and from Red Bank Catholic High UNION BEACH - Mr. and attended the party, which was Mrs. Louis Frank Civffi of School. She and Mr. Cioffi are Mrs. Vincent Maund of 18 given by the couple's children, Newton. graduates of Northwestern Heckelmann St. were feted at Mrs. Gail Raslowsky and Gre- The Rev. William Bohnsack University, Evanston, 111. The a surprise twenty-fifth anni- gory, Pamela and Mark officiated at the ceremony bridegroom, who is an Mrs. Donald Ntckerson Jr. versary party in the Colony Maund. Mrs. Frank Cioffi which was followed by a re- alumnus also of Sparta High (The former Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Maund attend- (The former ception in The Cobblestones, School, is a candidate for a Susan Perry) Sixty relatives and friends ed a Holy Hour at St. Mary's Kathleen McCutcheon) Middlelown. masters degree at Indiana Cathedral in Trenton and re- ceived an anniversary scroll -»•••••••••••••• Attending the bride were University, Bloomington, Ind. FIGURE SALON Miss Janice Fuorry, maid of He and his bride will reside on Nickerson-Perry from Bishop George W. Ahr. honor. Miss Karen campus. • flgur* itlon ttno»op«n lor prt- NEW MONMOUTH - In St. Miss Charleen Zanders, Mrs. CANDIDATES NIGHT Mary's Catholic Church here Timothy Donovan and Mrs.. Jan. 12 Miss Susan Marie Per- Clifford Simpson. LITTLE SILVER - The SIGN Green-Rooney ry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker was best man. PTA.will present candidates for the Board of Education at NO EXTRA CHARGES • * LINCROFT - Miss Gerald- Following the double ring Bruce T. Perry, 57 Hudson The ushers were Patrick a meeting tomorrow at 8:15 ine Rooney and Ronald candlelight ceremony, there Ave., West Keansburg, be- McGrath, Timothy Reilly and p.m. here in the Markham Than... ^_ • « Green, Parlin, were married was a reception in the Lin- came the bride of Donald Jo- Clifford Simpson. Place School. The three candi- * PER WEEK.UNLIMITED VISITS 12MO PROGRAM here Jan. 12 in the Unitarian croft Inn. seph Nickerson Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson are • • dates who will present their Church of Monmouth County and Mrs. Nickerson Sr, 117 graduates of Raritan High EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN. . .ENJOY THfc FINEST. . SAUNA* Parents of the couple are views are Henry A. Pope Jr. : : by the Rev. Harold R. Dean, Fifth St., West Keansburg. School. The bride was gradu- SHOWERS* LOCKERS •WHIRLPOOL* PROFESSIONAL EXER- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. and Dr. Ira Jacobs, in- pastor. Msgr. Robert T. Bulman ated also from Brookdale Rooney, 9 Haug St., Union cumbents, and Louis Man- CISE EQU»MENT»GROUPEXERCISE«rOGA CLASSES -.TTime to do the other things I celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Community College, Lincroft, Reach, and Mr and Mrs. C. •NUTRITIONAL GUIOANCE* SPECIAL TEEN PROGRAM»PRO- ..in your hie beside house- 2 There was a reception in the and is a senior elementary ncllo. Newcomers Club II Johnson of Trenton Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. FESSIONAL INSTRUCTION* SHORT TERM PROGRAMS AND ^cleaning Lei Servicemaster a education major at Monmouth RAINY DAY IS TOPIC giv« you that lime We have^ Brunch Feb. 3 Mrs. Nickerson, who wore a SUPERVISED KIDDIE NURSERY § The attendants were Kath- College, West Long Branch. . t professionally Irained people Q bridal gown designed and RED BANK - "What to Do 739-2111 LINCROFT - The l.incroft leen Fcllcndorf. twin sister of The bridegroom attended #to provide the type ol clean.-9 Newcomers Club will host a made by her aunt. Mrs. Rose Brookdale Community Col- on a Rainy Day" will be dis- -,ing that best suits yourj, the bride, and Joseph Ruther- couple's brunch Feb. 3 Irom E. Allocca, Neptune, had her lege and is employed by team- cussed by nursery school ^needs Semi-monthly.^ ford sister, Mrs. Donald Mac Pher- ster local 469. , teachers al a meeting of the ,~*( monthly & one-lime cleaning » 11:31 a.m. to 1 p m. in Bamm Mr. and Mrs. Green will re- son Jr. as matron of honor. Tower Hill Cooperative Nur- #ate only a lew ol Ihe house o Hollow Country Club. Reser- Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson will ION side in Sayreville. The other attendants were reside in Oakhurst. sery School Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. a cleaning plans open to you. • vations, which are due by Sat- here in Westminster Hall of R HURT MALL Rout* 3S,H«ikrt,N.i. »lsn l (his Ihe day to call Ser-^ urday, may be made with the First Presbyterian OTHER SALONS: RE0 BANKOEDISON O FREEHOLD • vcemaster lot a professional« Mrs. Jerome Wildman, 112 • eslmnate' Church. 2S5 Harding Road. A OWAVNEOEAST WlNSOROtfAOlHToMICKTOWN Leedsville Drive Huelsenbeck-Rannertshauser 7:45 o'clock metal period will RUMSON - Miss Andrea nertshauser, 17 Park Ave., The buffet will feature sea- Lafayette College. F.aston, precede the program which Cabnela Rannertshauser and and Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Er- food Newburg, southern Ificd Pa. He served two years in features a display of crafts, Oregory Ernest Huclsenberk nest Hueisenbeclt. i Dogwood chicken, eggs, home fried po- the Army and is studying for games and art activities suit- were married here Jaa. 1! In Lane. tatoes, Danish pastry, juices a masters degree in education able for three and four-year- Holy Cross Catholic Church The bride was attended by andeoffoe. at Rutgers University, New old!!. Advertise in The Register by the Rev William J Car- Miss Monica Ann Maher, The evenl is open lo new Brunswick. He is adminis- ton There was a reception in maid of honor, and Mrs. F. residents of l.incroft and sur- trator of student loans at Na- The Cobblestones, Middle Donald Cox Cynthia Coakley rounding towns which do not tional Bank of New Jersey, town and Irene Ness were flower have a newcomers club. Cranford. Parents nf the couple are girt* The couple reside in Edison. Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Ran- The bridegroom's father was best man The ushers PTA EVENT CANCELED Bridal Note MM Robert Barbuto. Peter OAKHURST - The Oak- Kor the convenience of Mace. William Rannertshau- hurst School PTA has can- bndes and bride»elert. wed- srr and Joseph Tulli celled its Mother-Son night ding and engagement forms Mr and Mrs Huelsenbeck originally scheduled for Feb- art available on request lo are graduates of Rumson-Fair ruary. The heat shortage is Thr Daily Mftater* ( nniim Haven Regional High School given as the reaxon A family •arery Ufe Dfpartmfni Hatf She la a candidate for a BA night Is being planned for iank N J mm Thrrr « no April Tomorrow« meeting at II f<* rhargtd for any malrrtal p m will feature candidate* uwd Wtddiag dXmla are pro- The bridegroom ret rued • for ihe Ocean Township Board SERVICEMASTER ftrrtd in a4van«t. Pi R(A0IN(i for children I* gudll 16 AND WEIL GIVE YOU A PARTY MAIMf MA Ruiww to*t LutHute - FLORA 12 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middietown, N.J. Monday, Januarys, 1974 Engagements Frank-Hungrecker Feyereisen-Hommer ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Miss Hungrecker is a gradu- HAMPTON - The engage- Hommer here. An August — Announcement is made by ate of Henry Hudson Regional ment of Miss Elaine Hommer, wedding is planned. Mr and Mrs. William llun- School and is employed at the to Lawrence P. Keyereisen. Miss Hommer is majoring grecker, 24 Sixth Ave.. of the Middle Road Variety Shup, 'son of Army Maj Gen. and in elementary education at engagement of their daughter. Hazlet. Mrs Paul A. Feyereisen. 424 Monmoulh College. West Miss Jo Anne Hungrecker. to Mr. Frank was graduated Navesink River Road, Middle- Long Branch, where her fi- Miss Hommer MIMIUCC* Alexander Frank, son of Mr. from Freehold High SchoolY town, is announced by her nance iS ~ ' MIKM uullllli Miss Hnigrecker Miss Cartmell Miss Gatto and Mrs. Alexander Frank and is a partner in the F. i II. parents. Mr and Mrs. Ernest tration mujwi. Box-Rocco Sr, Howell Township. Contracting Co. RED BANK - Dr. and Mrs. ese of Galveston-Houston in Leo C. Rocco. 75 Maple Ave , Houston. . , . Johanson-Cartmell announce the engagement of Dr Box is a gradual* of their daughter. Miss Nancy 1'hillips Exeter Academy. Ex- V.arl A. Qiitipl'm, HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Miss Cartmell was gradu- eter, N.H., and received a BA H.I'. Lee Rocco, to Dr. James Jo- Joseph Carlmell. II Daniel ated from Raritan High seph Box of Houston. Texas. degree eum laude from Har- Drive, announce the engage- School and Katharine Gibbs A June wedding is planned. vard College. Cambridge. THE LINGERING ment of their daughter. Miss School, New York, where she Mass., where he majored in COLD IS BAD NEWS Patricia Mary Cartmell, to is now employed as an execu- Dr. Box, who is an emer- history and was a member of Timothy Michael Johanson, son tive secretary. gency room physician nt Me- How does your cold usually start out - Sigma Alpha Kpsilon frater- of Mr. and Mrs. William Jo- Mr. Johanson is a graduate morial Baptist Hospital South- nity. He was awarded a doc- cough, sure throat, sniffle? For each of us it hanson, 5 Chestnut Ridge of Red Bank Regional High east in Houston, is the son of tor of medicine degree in De- is most often the same symptom for each cold. Koad, Holmdcl. An October School and is a sophomore at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph X. Box cember from Baylor College And usually your cold will run its course in wedding is planned. Trenton State College, i of Grapevine. Texas. of Medicine. Houston. Dr. Box about the same way every time. If it's not plans to begin his internship really a severe one you micht even set rid Miss Rocco was graduated Miss Dunzello Miss Hallengren Miss Kennedy in July and will specialize in of it without seeing your physician. O'Connell-Gatto from Red Bank Catholic High orthopedic surgery. School and received a BA de- The cold you want to be extra careful HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gatto is a senior at Fullem-Hallengren gree in psychology from New- with is the one that docs not follow your Anthony M. Gatto, 7 Valley Raritan High School and is ton (Mass.) College of the Sa- usual pattern. Kithcr it starts off differently planned. Place, announce the engage- employed at Gino's, Mata- HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. cred Heart. She was awarded COLLEGE or it does not respond to your efforts to treat ment of their daughter, Miss wan. Carl K. Hallengren, 5 Deer The engaged couple are a master of science in social It. Don't let this kind hang on, see your phy- Donna Jean Gatto, to Thomas St.. announce the engagement graduates of Raritan High work from the University of BOARDS sician before something serious develops. W. O'Connell, son of Mrs. Mr. O'Connell is an alumnus of their daughter. Miss Mar- School. Mr. Fullem is a stu- garet A. Hallengren, to Wil- Texas at Austin and is a so- Doris Miller, 58 Ocean Blvd., of Cedar Ridge High School dent at the University of cial worker in the maternity REVIEW YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Madison Township, and T. W. and is employed at General liam R. Fullem Jr.. son of Mr. Utah, Salt Lake City, where when you need a delivery. We will deliver department of Catholic Com- OTnnnplI nf Milfnrd. Del. and Mrs. Fullem Sr., 5 Valley Junior* A Stnlon promptly without extra charge. A great many Motors, Linden. he is a member of Phi Delta munity Services of the Dioc- people rely on us for their health needi. We Place. A summer wedding is Theta fraternity. welcome requests for delivery service and charge April Exams accounti. # McGowan-Dunzello CARD PARTY Sal. & Sun. Classes NEW MONMOUTH - An- Miss Dunzello was gradu- Mott-Kennedy LONG BRANCH - The Ctnten at: Shrewsbury l*hnrnln«*y Henry Hudson Regional Monmouth County Dental KolC I Hi: SIIIIMtSIII 111 SIMM'S nouncement is made by Mr. ated from Middletown Town- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and Mrs. Michael J. Dunzello, ship High School and is em- — Announcement is made by School and is employed at Auxiliary's card party to ben- FiMhoM BROAD ST. 7414874 SHREWSBURY Can W2-3377 I'HI M HUM KIN ('IIKMISTS ' 1 III K III I l\ IIIY 12 Heather Lane, of the en- ployed as a draftsman for L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ken- Peoples National Bank, Mid- efit its scholarship fund will gagement of their daughter, nedy, 49 E. Highland Ave., of take place tomorrow at 7:30 J. Gonzer, New Shrewsbury. dlelown. y Miss Diane Dunzello, to Mau- Mr. McGowan, a Mater Dei the engagement.of their p.m. here in Monmouth Me- dical Center Auxiliary Hall, m». 35 MUdlttown rice McGowan, son of Mr. and High School graduate, is an daughter. Miss Deborah II. TIME TO TRIM Bath and Sairs Ave. A sur- Shwt Lantt Mrs. John McGowan, 191 Kennedy, to Daniel Moll, son Rt«. 35, Aitxiry Par* Clrcl* installer for New Jersey Bell prise auction is featured Mrs. Ninth St., Bclford. Telephone Co., Middletown. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. RUMSON - A 10-week Mott, 448 Brookdside Ave.. women's slim and trim course Lucy Biirbansi, Lincroft. is lor info. Call 531-8069 Oakhurst. sponsored by the Rumson chairman of the benefit event. Make A Date Bellezza-Dunzello Recreation Commission is in Miss Kennedy is a senior at progress on Wednesday nights A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Township High School and tions. Kates: y.' INI for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- at 8 o'clock in the girls' gym- Barbara Joan Dunzello and Brookdale Community Col- nasium of the Rumson-Fair tional line; $3.01) for two days. $1.25 each additional line; John Arthur Bellezza will be lege. Ja.Otl fur three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; Haven Regional High School. Beautiful married in May. Announce- It is conducted by Helen Wel- $6.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 ment of their engagement is Miss Dunzello, formerly days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before ter and open to all Rumson Undercover made by Miss Dunzello's par- vice-president of Psi Delta women. publication. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010, ask for the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Theta, is a nurse at Bayview Agents Date Secretary. Dunzello, 12 Heather Lane. Nursing Home,.Middletown. Mr. Bellezza is the son of Mr. Bellezza, who was presi- WHY BE FAT? Today — For children, Diala-Story with a Biblical Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bel- dent of Phi Omacron Tau, is moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of lezza, 486 Danver Lane. Bel- employed as office manager ODRINEX conlainj the most Middletown. Dial K71-3319. ford. He and his fiance are of L.S.T. Inc., West Keans- • Mtctivi reducing aid available graduates nf Middletown burg. without prescription ' One tiny JANUARY II ODRINEX tablet belore meals and "Reception" — For Shrewsbury's newly elected you want lo eat less - down (a youi Democratic Councilmcn. At 8:19 p.m. in the Shrewsbury Woodward-McGowan calories - down goes your weight ! Firehouse. Public cordially Invited. Thousands ol women Irom coast to coast report ODRINEX has helped BELFORD - Mr. and Mrs. ated from Mater Dei High them lose 5.10,20 pounds in a shoit JANUARY 27 John McUowan. 191 Ninth St., School, New Monmouth, and time • so can you. Get rid ol ugly lat "Art Auction" - 3 p.m. at River Plaia Firehouse, Ap- announce the engagement of is employed as a medical sec- and live longer > plegate St., River Plaia Hosts, Jr Women's Club of Mid- their daughter, Miss Noreen retary for Dr. Irwin J. Polk ODRINEX must satisfy or your money writ be relunded No questions dletown ProCMd* to Spaulding for Children. Donation McGowan. to Ray H. Wood- and Dr. William A. Kaloss, asked. Sold with this guarantee by $1.50 Call MM** MWMt ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincroft. Open 9 lo 0103 20 MONMOUTH ST Harold Woodward, 77 Drift Mr. Woodward, a graduate Mn. toward C. C«M Jr. SHOP YOUR 5:30 Dally "lliindcl's Israel in Egypt" - Presented by Ihe Mon- NEAREST mouth Civic Chorus at the Carltun Theater. Ited Bank. 3 Road. A May wedding is nf Middletown Township High RED BANK 747-4M9 RITE AID p in Sunday Wm It Shnppt'll, Conductor. Admission W planned. School and Electronics Com- and $4 ttt reservations, Dr Both, 775-4.ilti Miss Mctiowan was gradu- puter Programming Institute. Jersey City, is employed as a HeadsUnit KKBItl \KV2 computer programmer fur RED BANK-Mrs Howard Annual Luncheon-Fashion Show — St. James I'T \ In Charity Ball Bell Laboratories, Pisca- C Cobb Jr . Spring Lake lie held Sat . February 11 ,it \l noon at the Beacon Mill taway. Heights, is the new president founlrv (lull, Atlaiilic Highland*. Fashions by the Plans Begin of the Geraldme Thompson Clolhes Tnt HtWrvititM mil 741 31(84 or 747-I2W. FRK.KIIOl.D - The first PWPTOHiCAR Auxiliary of MCOSS — Family here's general meeting for the 1974 FEMINIST Health and Nursing Semi r MCUUARV I Charity Ball la benefit Tn* Others newly installed ,ire i'hildhiKKl ill ChrM ' - Berlin/. Sacred Trilogy WEST LONG BRANCH - hold Aie.i Hospital takes Mrs Lawrence \ i ,nlon |r •HIM 2 join for the price • i • II I* 544-1773 rtn * POWBTS Figure JV«ni • • • • ^REGISTER It's Klondike Meafejr.Juu », 1174 !j Derby Time STATE In Red Bank KtflUtr SUM PMtM . THEY'RE OFF - Participants at right, in the Newark Conclave OKs One Black seventh annual Klondike Derby of the Monmouth NEWARK — The Citywide Political Convention has en- Council, Boy Scouts of America, get off to a run- dorsed only one of four black Newark officeholders endorsed ning start Saturday at the Dally Register's print- by the I960 Black and Puerto Rican Convention. ing plant on West St., Red Bank. A total of 600 The citywide convention voted 68-29 yesterday not to en- boys from 88 scout patrols participated in the 6.4 dorse any candidate who did not attend the convention. The mile race, which Included stopping off at seven measure precluded endorsements for Mayor Kenneth A. Gib- points in Red Bank. Each patrol built its own sled son and Councilmen Sharpe James and Earl Harris, who were with wheels. The Shawnee Patrol from Troop 246, endorsed by the earlier convention. Councilmen Dennis West- AAiddletown, won the race in the senior patrol cat- brooks, also endorsed at the 1969 meeting, was endorsed yes- egory, and Flaming Arrow Patrol, Troop 110, Lin- terday. croft, won In the regular scout category. The citywide convention was sponsored by the same groups that sponsored the 1969 meeting. The name was changed to open the convention to all Newark residents, spokesmen for the sponsors said. Among the sponsors was the Committee for a Unified Newark, headed by poet Imamu Am- iri Baraka. The motion to exclude absent candidates from endorse- ment came after convention chairwoman Rose Rich said the incumbents were to be regarded as "favored sons." Just before the vote was announced, a spokesman for the sponsors said, "We Invited them to come and solicit our sup- port as favored sons, not favorite sons, because they were part of the '69 convention. But because they did not see fit to at- tend, I don't sec how we could endorse them." Youth Shot in Chase Critical EDISON — A youth shot with a policeman's gun in a sto- len car investigation here was in critical condition today at a local hospital. Police identified the youth as Henry llolliman, 17, of North Edison Gardens, a public housing project. He is in John F. Kennedy Community Hospital, where he underwent emer- gency surgery yesterday on a bullet wound in his left chest. Police Chief William Fisher said Patrolman Steven Ne- meth, 35, whose gun shot the youth, was relieved of duty with pay pending investigations by local police and the Middlesex County prosecutor's office. Nemcth has been on the police force nine months. Prosecutor John S. Kuhlthau said the shooting occurred TRAIL BLAZERS — Boy Scouts Bill Grantges, 15, left, and Dave Tyler, BARREL ROLL — Members of Boy Scout Troop 49, Ft. Monmouth, try in just after 2 am. Sunday when Nemeth and Patrolman Peter 14, center, use compass to locate trail under the watchful eye of Ned Pow- vain to balance themselves and move a plywood sheet placed on three Ulozas spotted a car they believed had been reported stolen. ell, a judge. All are from Troop 246, Middletown. This contest, part of the barrels at the town of^Skagway" the White Street parking lot in Red When the officers attempted to stop the car, Kuhlthau said, its Klondike Derby, took place at the town of "Kodiak" the First Presby- Bank. The Klondike Derby, which took place Saturday, was a reen- six occupants jumped from it just before it crashed into a utili- terian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. actment of the Alaskan Gold Rush with tests for skill, physical endurance ty pole. and teamwork. 14 Ft. Dix Demonstrators Arrested FT. D1X — A demonstration at the Ft. Dix Army base calling for amnesty for military deserters has led to the arrest The Countsmen' Liven Up County Library of 14 leaders of the group. The 14 were arrested by military authorities Saturday af- By BETTE SPERO 'SWonderful." ternoon when they tried to enter the reservation's Wrights- Other solos came from Cheatham, provid- town gate to distribute leaflets SHREWSBURY - "The Kid from Red ing a very gentle, muted run, and Jones, a pia- Among them were the Rev. David M. Grade, a well- Bank" would have been pleased — and probably nist with a remarkably light and easy-swinging known Philadelphia peace and civil rights activist, and John disappointed that he didn't join in all the jam- touch. L. Landau of Philadelphia, an attorney for the Central Com- ming and jiving going on yesterday along the The combo did some interesting ensemble mittee for Conscientious Objectors. outskirts of his old hometown. work too, with the bass often playing against Landau claimed that under a U.S. Supreme Court deci- For it was mainly an entourage of "The the piano and Warren always seeming to want sion, Ft. Dix was an open base because of its public roads car- Kid's" old sidemen, "The Countsmen." who some musical by-play with the drums. rying vehicular traffic through the base. provided all the pleasure for the more than 500 Besides his obvious musical contributions. Therefore, he said, the group o( about 50 demonstrators persons who crowded into the Monmouth Coun- Warren, who bears an uncanny resemblance to could legally distribute their leaflets then I he leaflets pro- ty Library for a concert that Count Bill Basic comedian Redd Foxx. proved a jocular, band- tested the imprisonment at Kt. Dix of two Army deserters. couldn't have done better himself stand host as well The musicians, with the exception of Dill Art Vincent, whose program "The Art of Trenton Prison Inmate Stabbed Jones at piano, had all played with Baste, who Jazz" is heard on WR1.B, Long Branch, was TRKNTON — A Trenton State I'risnn inmate was in satis- hails from Red Bank, at one time or another master of ceremonies factory condition at a local hospital today after IM'WII; stabbed Very professional personnel all. the sextet also John H. Livingstone Jr., county library di- during a recreation period at the prison included Karle Warren, alto sax. Buddy Tate, rector who started the free Sunday afternoon Monte Carlos OcbreauMUimssic. 47. was luken to SI tenor sax. Kranklyn Skeele, bass. DM IRNMIMMI I».II 1 -m • I,,||U(I .a 1,1 filmn lit p»i' IMI».'I II, pill,1. . i' FNMMMat ft t-rhiilil r.rt«« rt N • rWfMM ratHig M »i«M paMM* M*» ihr • • ___ — 4 'WWMr at I .-• ",. .,«,.„,|, „ I V) « I ii ,. ( oUege Reducet Fuel Oil I Mgebj 35,000 Gallons Man Mr m. Autostor Sat o ut. Atitot tor Sole 111. AUIM lor Salt ililll. AuoAutostor SM Q 111. Autoi Iff Hit 14 The Dally Register, Red Bart-MWdkUw*. N.J. MMd»vy, Juury fl.117 4 ( - Four door New York AUtTINt. - tai HUMF'HT Me C Imtolo Snow tire*. VOLKSWAGEN KOMOI IUS IW« - Star- r. M*ar (tearing, brakes. 111. Auiot tor Sole ill. Atilt. lex Utt ArtinalaM. :HEVR OLC r — Imtolo Sn eo radio 10-possenger Euellant con* oa«a. r E»cellerrl conditiondit . CIRCLE CHEVROLET CHEVROLET co. cm attar 5 Ul 5403 lion 42.000 mliti Only IJiJl. MON- 0 T I V E Shretnawry 1 1171 MOUf H MAZDA. TW-trTT HwvU FtM Melon Inc. IKE NEW 197J CHEW NOVA 6 - Easy Mia Autnorued Oeoler s. on gov Two new mows Excellent condi 970 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — 19*4 CORVAIR - Convarllbit AtdaMNC Dodo ond Dodge truck* TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb KROLLMOTORt. INC. aH». 741 KM. 19 pm With oir conditioning Tiptop condition trontmlsslon Looks Immoculetc. SJOO or 1M. Trwcfc. ond Troll>rs JJ9iroo«wov Lane)tVt»lCll Eolonfown. N J. :cellenl body D9OD II? 60S! Wit ofler 7414JJ7. . service DOWNES PONTIAC, >> Lower mim 1*1111 USTIN AMERICAN 1070 - X.Out miles 19e» DOOOf PICKUP D la» - Sl« c I m. Main SI . Usatawan IttaW 30 mlln per aolian Asking KM ~ VOLKSWAGENT- Original"owri.7 MURPHY 1 DAVISON dor. slick shin Radio. I bo. '.tor. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new ond • cellant candltlan. 11*00 MUSTANG MACH I - 1WI Blue Wf« 197J MERCURY MONTEGO - With oir AAA AUTO CREDIT i-aani Satts on* Service (pajf MTtRRft JeVeV#lW ond e«tarlor. VI automatic Power tleer conditioning. Like new Asking S3.9M. Mod carl In Manmooth County Over MM • 71 Hwy • Freehold _«JS» Assume payments on ony at lev cart in • Ir conditioned new cork In stock 949 FORD - Air conditioned Saatless 12 FORDECONOLINE VAN - Ing oral brotun Factory oir AM FM »lti mWi morning* stock. Crtdlt applications occepted by condition loOO ini |ot>. Excelltnl condition 1450 lir eo Tinted gloss. Sport dec* rtor sect McGLOIN IUICK OPEL INC . Shrews 495-067* 911 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON - Call 391 4)4> alter t 10 a.m. four polystaol stlres, eftcallent condition (•none All makes and models available evry Ate.. New Shrewsbury. 741-oMe. ) poilenger Good condition. Power WANTED -Two ttuaaa* mow MOM milts Coll Ml ALL AMERICAN INC. Guoronteed credit. Coll for 1 hour str- 9'1 RjuICK REGAL - Latdtd Ton 'earing, power brakes, oir conditioning Party who needs 100% financing, with no JEMO'F TRAIL 32JI ofttr S p m. I con be very raoion Hwy IS I etdle Rd 1AILLV BROS . INC - Subocu ond 100- tst oflei Coll 471 MI4 ' money down, on o 1971 DODGE DART 1HIW vtr payments. Coll aMol SPECIAL - MONEY MAKER VEHICLE - Mt AutM IH. Airtat Hr !•«• KU() VH. 4 wheel «i ikes, njltc snow plow, plow Ughlt, »polltg IAOAC only l'i • . eCOvVD DRIVE A SAFE CART DIMS meets 1 tTJ NOVA COUW...... UNI 1tTl CAMAMO COUP« /....ttttt REAL GAS SAVERS}!' 1171 CAPMCI CUSTOM COUP1 SIMS 73VIXVO 1M10 73VOIV01M-EO Met) ae» -svamr,. AM •»» itTl IMPALA CUSTOM COUP* tlltl 1tT» IM»*ALA COUPt .._. IIHI 195 •5495 73 PLYMOUTH 70 PLYMOUTH 72 DODGE 1971 NOVA 4-OOOM tlStS 72 TRIUMPH QT-t • ' 197t MALMU COUri tiStS .. . 71 OATIUN 1200 1S|| MttfOtiRM • 197S PLYMOUTH SATILLITI WAQOM tSMS WaWMI*-) I»TI CAMtci 4 ooon stats '70 VOLVO IM. *tm 73 PLYMOUTH I • 1 . MIRCUNV COUOAr, COUN X|4«t 69 PLYMOUTH '60 iUICK MMM -a.— •" ••> ... . . , ., . .„ ario 1«T1 MALM)U 4 DOOM I4VJM I •»« OaMl 11TI SRVLARN COUP! MM HfOC4MK.lll.UlN |,7Vt VOLV %%%•% 7? PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR %!«•« 7i nnnr.i i ••• (MHCUNY n eOU#t IfMt «••• BOMIteTVII I tt 4 DOOR it • Mel .KM TOR'»- >URJ '•T TmijMf*M OT « f •• 7 MAIMMNt • AOOM Z^!Z^Z,Z.Z...... $m% Buhler & Bitter IN( 1Mf #MIVet lUIUHItH » ARRVAI I tale)* m [old-UJpather Driuing Ualuts *3L !«• CIRCLI CNIVROLKT HA/UT RED BANK V LVO tH. MH-« trviot III IV Dally Register, Re* Batft-MitMieUwa, N.J. Mraday, Jaawary 21, It74 IS Sll M.rfhanrJin for Sal* I JUSTPDNT COUCH AND TWO CHAIRS - Choirs. VoM bk». couch, gceen ond blue Asking KMOWVWHV! FOUR I... RlAL ESTATE SALES - Commercial, I', with bosos Twin post bell mossootr. T«tI ntluslrlol. ond land only Locol estob- 411 •« W tlj motor. 291 357! SALE OR LEASE - Got station, used car BtoJorshlp. auto repair shop. BBusu y Mon COURIER CLASSIC - 21 channel citnen band radio with desk plus three mikes. mouth County Highway Room toi pension Will consider leasing auto rcpoli Also Columbia Master Works * chonnel shop lo reliable operator Coll 471 — stereo system with two speakers. Call AL/GUY FRIDAY - Experienced In Bruce. 717 3175 0ht bookkeeping and retail salts. Full me position. Coll Morris Plait Gloss, USEO - Two aluminum combination doors. M'IXBII' i ond 3hStW. II aluminum BOARDWALK combination windows, two 71x39. eight LPN - FiHI tlmo, tilihrtt 20x50',. one 24x39 Asking 17) Call otter Call Boyviw Nurilng Home. CONCESSIONS S. 717 4390 AVAILABLE PIANO L ester spinel upright mono 14 attractive beachfront concessions (any. hardly used Firm MM Coll after 12 noon. 142 2224 South Main SI., Keyport. ovolloblt for bidding Varied types ot operations available Including amuse OUTEMAN MrW - For lout established ments. miniature golf course, public HYDRAULIC SNOW PLOvS^-^WI" ill route Eon swimminImmlng pool with bott h* houses, kid any leap I2S0 II interested, coll M! 2112 die ide location, refreshment stand from 10 a.m. lo 7 p.m 111. Help Wanted ond reslouronts Shield. Apply Star Cleaners V 111. Help Wanted 111. Help Wanted 311. Help Wanted Sealed bidvs wwili l be received by t e C1PEH4RT HOME STEBEO - A« FM Myrtle Ave.. Long jrancli. Mole er Female Mole w Femole Mala or Female Mole or Female Board ot CoComssoerm Isslonerss o f Ihee phono and tape BBoroug h otB Bradley Beach In Borough FULL TIME OPENINGS REGISTERED NURSE - Full of part- CAREER OPPORTUNITY - For person Hall, 701 Main St., Bradley Beoch. HOLLYWOOD STYLE - Double bed with — Inside, oulsldt. Also LPN - 7 3 shift time, 7 a.m. - 1 p.m. LPN. II p.m. — 7 Interested In marine retail operation. N.J. on Tuesday. February 12, Wi at NURSES'AIDE-73 shllt a.m., full time. Excotltnt pay and ben- wolnut heodbooid. 125 79 ga> tisri tank Woltrproollng NURSES 74i-sm ? 00 P.M. or 01 soon therntter ai the with hood and stand. 125 IS gol fish tank RN — 3-11 shift •fits troaUolt Nursing Center, Hoy IS, matter con be reached Call I42-3M0. Ext. 13 RN 6* LPN COMPUTER with hood ond stand. 115 Calf 741-4915. HOME REMODELING - Alterotlons Full Hint RN S needed for the 3 lo II shift. Par PAIR BL0N~D~w6dcT- E rid"tables. SI s" MANAGER — And shot salespersons po- L.P.N.'s needed for the II to 7 shift Full Coll Specifications, requlrementt for bid- Polr 30" table lomps and shades. IIS S- ding, leases, proposal forms may be w slllons avolloble at TIM Pedestal, call iS frlngt benefits, pleasant working condi- drower plastic covered lingerie chest, S'O CIAN tions. Apply Personnel Dept. RTvervlew HOME AND OFFICE CLEANING - OPERATOR obtained from George H. Moflett. Single rollowoy folding bed. like new. 120. Borough Clerk ot Borough Hall. !arm^fc5»rwSI Hospital, 35 Union St., Rtd Bonk, New StoHIng Hilary I1M ptr wttk plus profit Phono SttW REAL ESTATE SALES - Bonus, ex Jersey. 741-2700. El. 224. •horino. Avtroe* talorlct 1300 per week. pantttanttt. Htary, and lorot commissioncomissonss art Mint hove cor In good condition. Steady PORTABLE DISHWASHER youri lor the asklna.VU.00asklna.VU000 plusS. Sheh r work 12 monthi a year. Iniuranct ben- IBM 370/135 JDLOH TV TECHNICIAN - Raadr man 4 RussellRll. RRealtorst , 5314111. ttltsIts. ColCall between 1-* 77 p.m., Mr. DeDel ftoi- «/W. Minimum o) tw? years experlti Equot Opportunity Employer M/W SECRETARY - Medical otDct. Rtspon- MARINE ENGINES WILLING TO LEARN NEW TRADE? O Second Shift ELECTRIC STOVE - Eicflltnt cortdt REPAIRED REBUILT »porlunlty.'pT(JStcolMMIIJ»l,"rio 5 sltx« and mature. Wrllt, staling complete ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC - Semi Senior MERCHANDISE Hon. Automatic, ISO 741-4411 after S ond resume and salary desired, la Box A234, portunlty tt eorn SIM a week. Call 741. 1917 I a.m. lo 12 noon only. Equal op- Itwj. Per alem basis Hours flexible. Coll Excellent opportunity with a dynamic oil day «Nk(nd>. ULL OR PART.TIME HELP —For Tho Dally Rtgliler, Rid tank. 747-lf2l. company operating under DOS envi- ALTERATIONS -Remodeling, pmllng modern automatic cor wash. Apply In per- MAHiOGANY" [>7N7NG~ROOM f ABLE" ^ PART-TIME PAPER OELIVERY ronment. Thli growing deportment if elect/lcol work, ceromlc Hie ond lloor son, Scrub-A-Dub Car Wash, Cambridge LEGAL SECRETAR Y - Experienced Complete RESUME Service quirts a perion with a minimum of And si* Chippendoi* chairi, two year old 'M- Frtt tltlmolts. Rioionoblt role* Dr. ond Rl. 34, Matawon. -day a.m. or Mon.-Frl. 12:30 lo 2 p.m., Simmon* convertible solo, Iwo-year old ltd (lor* area. Must hovt cor. No colltc- preferred but not necenecessaryi . Steno and typ- Prepare. Revise. Advise or Print two year* experience as Computer Sit. Mtrchandlse lor Salt Ing essential. Solorlory oopeni . Must have own •Fast Service, reasonable prices Operator plus knowledae ot oower re- Irultwood dining loble, drop led i.dei. DIGITAL ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN II 747-2143. T will *eal 10 Also upholstered rocktr. oc- ACCOUNTANT - Income Ion rtturin. — Experienced In prototype assembly. transportation to-Octanport. S422S1S. Work performed ay a man who has quired; DOS/V5 helpful, but not net- LAMPS. TABLES. PAINTINGS TELEPHONE SOLICITOR - Maturt per- rtvltwed, rtvlsed ond written ntory. caiional living room chair and antiqued prepored proftsslonolly ol your horn, o esllng and trouble shooting, electronic BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES one dcower server. 471 M66 oMjct^all nosy lor opcomlm.nl Old counltrt and controls. Wt art a small but son lo moke telephone calls ot home for ORDERLY M/W tnousondiol resumes over the years. 77Shrewsbury Avt. Rtd Bonk 747)039 wild firm offering a permon.nl position clothing drive. 444 4041. Pony 4SJ.4I74 lor convenient location EXCELLENT SALARY RECORDS - BMtttoven. Choptn. Hondti'. with vtry flexible |c* definition. Original TELbPHUNb SECHtfAHY — Lang Control and North Monmoulh County PLUS SHIFT PREMIUM Haydn, Woiorl. etc Very belt recording) I HAVE A REPUTATION - For pointing design, customer contact, and supervision Middle and South Monmouth County ANO COMPANY BENEFITS. Lots ot Chrlslmai trade-ins from 125. 71 rpm'i. Con be transferred to tape. 7S will. Coll Ktn Doylt ol are all available options. Salary open. Wt 1rm,3lo II iNft, full or part-time. OR. orderly needed for Sun. through Call 741-47& Thurs. Hours 10 o.m. to 6 p.m. Full frlngt Warehouse lor Conn . Klmboll - Yamaha olburm. W0 Also c«necl' t l fa 1033 o«er all usual benefits plus profit shoring CAREER MARKETING Coll Personnel Dept. for oppl Chlckerlng, Unlimited rentols from 17.50 tide Victor ond Vlctrolo r and «'/i day work week. Coll KtssttrElllt benefits. Apply Personnel Dtp!., Rlv- STORM DAMAGE APPRAISALS — To BOOKKEEPER — Construction con- ervltw Hospllol. 35 Union St., Rtd Bank. P.O. Box 333, Oakhurst. N.J. 0/7SS monthly. Over 150 units ot warehouse clolm your IOK deduction you will need on "rodocls Company. Atlantic Highlands. troctor needs experienced bookkeeper lo Ntw JtfSty7741.2;00, ext JJ4. RESUMES PROFESSIONALLY 264-4500, ext 536 prices. TYPEWRITE'R - IJMIXICUTIVI approlsrjl We do Ustm promptly. Coll AL t J. I91-0S0O. work with company controller. Will be rt- PREPARED TYPEWRITER. PROPORTIONAL SPAC LAIRE FARROW AGENCY, 74(3450 sponslbte lor purchase records, cost Freehold Music Center NC. ALSO IBM PICA ELECTRIC BOTH ACCOUNTANT/JUNIOR - Should hove INTERNATIONAL records and some payroll. Located In Equal Opparlunlty Employer M/W 12 Throckmorton SI. 4434730 TOP CONDITION GREAT BUY AT 31*. over all knowledge ot basic accounting ChMStquakt area. Solary commensurate FLAVORS & COST CALL CSL, INC. M7-5M7. functions Including general ltdgtr, pay- with experience. Phone 513 37M. MATURE PERSON - To work In Ship, 157 Brood St.. roll, accounts payable ond occounls re- U2-3SOI FIREWOOD THREE -PiFctrXTviNG R~0OM SET- olng and Receiving Deportment full time. FRAGRANCES, INC. Marsh Marine With ilipcoverj Good condition ceivable. Send resume and salary require- HORSE FARMER - To work with thor- Medical and retirement benefits. Apply ments to Attention: Trtosurer, Stacoost oughbreds. Also some general form work. 4aO Routt 34 Hoitet, NJ Norwood Distributors, Inc.. 414 Broad- An equal opportunity employer mrf Products Inc.. Box D. Port Monmouth. Accommodations available. Send com- way. Long Branch. Set Frank. SLIPCOVERS N.J. 077SI. Do not call plele resume, salary requirement and ret- Sofa ond two chairs In pasticplastic, ssloot 595,, In FIREWOOD trtnets la Box A 235, The Dally Register, fabric, 1159.95, coir lete with fabric. Deal M?nri ROUTE DRIVER - Familiar with shore SALESPERSON - •orl-llmt. molurt. lbl U59 95 lt ith fbi Dl Experience prtferrtd. Includes Wed. and direct with moi ono d bayshoray e areaea. . MusMust tb bee perpersonablsonable A-l vers, 142.1319. Tiros — Brunswick J7lxis, 4.ply Polyes- Frrnlghts, all day Sot. Apply In person. 311. Holp Wantrti ond coM.lcoMb.lcoMbltt ol learninlari g ququciicklyiky l. ApplAy lDICTAPHONE TYPIST - In Insuranct ter, whlttwolls. Never used. >?' each. M3- Lovt Lone, 35 Broad St.. Red Bank. 010. rnulv OT rtniOlt Little Sliver ClneCleanersr . Ml BrancB h Ave . agency. Experience desired, but nol re- EMPLOYMENT Little Sliver. quired. • to S, tlve-doy wttk. Frlngt ben- ACCOUNTANT - Part-tlmt, to supple- MANPOWER HAMMOND ORGAN KITCHEN TABLE — Round, maplt. four WIRERSANDSOLDERERS-Ex EXPERIENCED NOTE TELLER - EL etlts. Wrltt P.O. Box M7. Rtd Ban" ment present Income. Mlddltlown Twp. captain's chairs Bookcase headboard. arto. Coll 314-1109 bttween 10 a.m. • J STENO CLERK TO $110 Temporary Services Of Asbury Park perlence preferred. WINSLOW TELE cellent solary, all benefits paid. An equal LEGAL SECRETARY Swivel rocking choir. Antique bedroom TRONICS, U7 Induslrlol Woy Wnl, Eo opportunity employer. Inquire Community Portllmt. Afternoons. Typing ond light sleno set without beef 944-1055 lontown. Contact Mr. Rlnaldl THE SOJJNDER Stole Bank, 1JS0 Hwy 35, Mlddletown, or Call 741-5553 WAITRESS WANTED M/W - Full lime. BOOKKEEPER TO S120 Like variety? Change of OINETTE SET — WoinutT~Oval toblV call 471 5400. Hear It today CO-GO DANCERS — lAttractlye). Hlg AMATEUR BAND - Wonted lor tavern. Apply In person, Bow Knot Restaurant, w Good growth opportunity pace? A chance to work tor plus leaf, lour choirs — beige vinyl, china pay, adaptable hours, pleasant worki A brand new oraan with closet with three lorge drawers ond throe PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER Principals only. awhile — take off for built In auto rhythm. conditions. Will train. 344 411} Call 4f5 J704 CAPABLE SERVICE STATION HELP - SECRETARY TO SIM cabinets. 1135. 747 910 lor now community mental health center awhile? Then take a look at Play It Immediately TIRES - Atlas H7txlS, glass belted, EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE OP Opportunity lor crisis Intervention, Indi- PORTER M/W — For general cleaning Must hove experience. Mature family per- with no lessoni. vidual, group ond lamlly therapy, as wet i. Coll itl-flM alter 6 p.m. Full oftlce duties our Temporary Services. 775-9300 whltewolls Never used S2ttoch ERATORS - On coals. 35 hour wekk. 7:31 ond full core of floors. Top solary ond 142.4219 a.m. to 3 p.m.Union shop. ApplApplyy W wo as community level Intervention. MSW ft- Mnat benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Apply >pen dolly III t Sot. til J FRY COOK - And kitchen help wanted. ACCOUNTING CLERK Main St. t Corner ot Matllson Avt. Street Fashions, 37 Wall St.. Rr**-edoonk- . quired; experience preferred, but creat- In person, weekdays only, 10 a.m. la i Apply In person. Keyport Fishery, ISO W. TO S1S0 GOOD FINDS ANO LOW PRICED! ive, entrottlc new graduates will be con- p.m., Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home, I Front St.. Keyport. Top company ond benefits SNELLING AND Stenographers Moolc horvtster table, ssv, captoln chairs. NELLING - World sidered. Salary negotiable; benefits com- Wddletown Avt., Atlantic Highlands. IBAA TYPEWRITERS 122.50 each, solid maple china. S95. pair service. 54 Irood St petltlve Apply weekdays 9 la J to Person, NURSES' AIDES I HOUSEKEEPER R°eS»ank,'l HOUSEKEEPING - Experienced. Ex- SECRETARY-LEGAL Ltgal — Gtntrol twin French style sotlnwood beds. 139 ntl Dtp!.. Jersey Short Mtdlcal Center, Experienced. Immediate openings. Apply Rental $16.50 per mo. eoch. Adlustoble love seat-day bed, 1129. l»« Corllts Ave., Neptune. An equal 00- cetlent position. Five days. Excellent pay Mrs, Mrokovlch, 142 3400. TO $150 REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed or and benefits. Brookdate Nursing Center. Experienced. Locol Rent with option to buy 1720327 18th Century style mahogany seven piece partunrty employer. lunlor dining room suite, S29S. Chippen- lerred Aggressive growing oftlce r, Hwy 35, Hoilet. SALESMEN M/W - Full and part-time. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All oulrtt a lorgt stolt due lo exponslon pro Experience desired selling electronic, dale style couch ond wing choir. 1195. makes ntw or used. Guaranteed low as Mare and More ot RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE gram. Only Interested In solespeople.de AUTO MECHANIC WANTED - Apply In audio, CB equipment ond components. 135. Strplcos, 101 Monmouth St. Next to slrous ol taming over 120.000 per yeo MAINTENANCE person, J 1 R Tlrt Co.. 500 Brood St 741-4312. ME. DIE MAKER To 111,000 Typists GREENS. M Sycamore Ave . Little Sll- Office leods. extensive advertising nation Shrewsbury, 1:30 to 5:30 7413500. ECONOMIST To S34.0W theater. 74704IS. vtr. 74HJOO. ol reltrrol service. Member ol two MLS MACHINIST PART-TIME WORK BOY OR GIRL CARRIERS WANTED - BEHAVIORAL SCIENTISTS ToSM — DESKS, FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mo JEANS - IS each. iwo~ior~U OverTsOO training program All replies held In strl Full time pay MARKET RESEARCH To 137 chines, typewriters, ottlce equipment, etc. test contldance. Send resume to Bo, G Responsible for Hit repair, maintenance For morning newspaper route In Keons- Coll M|«t33 Bookkeepers leons. Corduroy, rust denim, twill, polyes- areas. Coll 747- opsRtstorcti .....:.:«*» ot bargain prices. Ntw or used. AAC Tlvt Pally Register, Red Sank ond setup ol production machines, knowl- ECONOMIST To 123.000 DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35, Ookhursl. tor ond cotton. All colors. Sites 27 lo 43. tdat of shoo technloues and oroctdurts. OOOD PERSON — To fill vacancy In Rtd RESEARCH ANALYST EDP To I2t.~ Thrifty Threads. 4« Brood St , Btd Bonk. WOMEN, MEN.DISTRIBUTE CAT* iome welding experience helotul. Out- tank arta. Age unimportant, but maturity BMNtV ROLL-TOP DRESSER - Sola, chtrry RECEPTIONIST - Mtdlcal office. Mid. It. Wt train. Air mall C.F. Dlckerson, SALES TRAINEE To HI Dictaphone LOGS,*ICK UP ORDERS VO«VH standing compony benefits. Please apply otttown area. Part time. Write, slating re- table, yarn winder, marble top dresser, HOUSE OF FULLER. AVERAGE 14 A at the Personnel Office, Mon. thru Frl , V Pres., Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. ALL ABOVE FEES PAID 12 dining tobies. 77 dining chairs. 4 China pine blanket chest, vlctorlon chest, double HOUR. PHONE 344-3344. o.m. to 13 mon or call S7I-3O00. Ext. 215 1H?m Worth, Tex. closets, t sideboards. 7 game tables, 13Iron and brass bod Call 542 0104 ofttr 4 Cerks •oak tables, 12 desks, 5 or moires. SO occo Division ol Owenslliinols slonal chairs. I grandfather clocks. 25 SHORjnvn^^xwt TwnwE ORDEK VWRK COO— K - Experienced d/r Personnel Hwy. 15 Holmdel, N.J. only. Apply In person •elweebetween S57 7 p m REGISTER MON. THROUGH FRI. M, chondtlltrs, 117 oil polntlnas FIREWOOD MMW An equal opportunity Employer nvw MortlnlYDlntr. Hwy. 34. KeonsburgK — - . 157 Broad SI.. Red Bonk 1.2 3501 WELL GIVE YOU ALL THE HELP YOU INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Stacked ond delivered 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741-7474 •41 1795 TANK TRUCK DRIVER - Experienced 111. Help Wanted 110. Htlp Wanltd Expanding company In wholesale type SONY TAPE RECORDER - 3V, and 7Vi May Include nlghl work. Apply Hollo FOREMAN M/W A W. Front RedBonk MANY GOOD FINU5 AND LOW Trucking, Iti Broadway, Keyport business, with accounts receivable In 7 U2 4343 loot, used once. Cost S17S. will sacrifice PRICED. TOO. AT RUSCIL 5 - Such as Malt or Female Malt or Ftmol* figures, needs full lime credit manager. 312 Main Asbury Pork 7765177 Ills Call 717.1195 between 9.13 a.m. WOODWORKING I* Water Toms River Ml 5421 brass andirons. 119 50. bross firclools. like SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ap- Experienced, please. Replies confidentialntial. Must hove working knowledge ot high pro- new, 122 SO Log brass bosket, 19 SO. grote. ply In person. Little Silver Exxon, 720 Write Box A 231, The Dally Register.. RRolll duction methods, mochlne set-ups, super- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 14.50. dog bed. 14 75. metal corner cobi- Branch Avt. Little Silver. Bank vision of unskilled ond seml-ikilied focto- Welfare ond people with credit problems. i, 112 50, crib, complete. 114.50. chn ry workers. Send reiume with history and TEXAS REFINERY CORP. - Otters Instant credit. Immediate deliver. Call REGISTERED NURSE - Polllmt. PLENTY OF MONEY, plus cosh bonuses, high chair. 14 SO. chair bed. 119 50SO. . glider( . salary requirements to: Boi H 314. The Mr. Grand. 373-4411. SW.50, boat hook. 14 SO. anchoorr . M 75. Flexible, rtsponslbte. coring and maturt. Dolly Register, Red Bank. fringe benetlts. lo mature Individual In Top solary. No Saturdays. Busy special- Rtd Bonk arta. Commission. Regardltss tour louver doors at 14.75 each. More ond NURSES r Mortt RUSCIL S. 35 E. Front SI . Red PHARMACY lsl s altlce. Experience deslraole Must of experience, airmail KF Pott. Pres . SALE! SALE! k. 741-14*3. en|oy working with people. Monmouth Texas Rellnery Corp., Box 711. Fort Low winter prices on aluminum siding, || Pharmacy tech. position open In modern Medical Center. Write Box A-237. The TELLER Worth. Texas 74101. 'utters, rooting. Free estimate. 3 to 11 MEDICAL-SURGICAL growing hoipltol Hours 10:30 o.m to 1 Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Good opporunity to oet started in this ROWN'S. 32 Brood St. Red Bonk. 741. SHOW BEAMS people oriented poiTtion with a well ei SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — Imme- £v rotoilng weekends Apply Personnel BOOKKCEPER - Full chorg. ot general dlott opining for skilled typist with steno. 7500. Enioy tho wormth and chorocie' ot a • Full time and pan-time positions available Dtpt, Overview Hospital. 35 Union St.. tabli&htfd company. Experienced or train- beoutilui boomed ceiling Easy to mston ledger through trial bolonce. Three to five ee welcome Call today for Interview. Only conscientious person should apply | Rtd Bank. Now Jersey 741-2MO. Ext. 2J4. days per wttk. approximately 20 hours. Call S42-004S. btlore 4 pm. CHECHEEER UP Sole priced ot I I' A; It t9 90. 17 , • Excellent opportunity for growth. p U SUM: 14. HIM m stock Hours flexible. U per hour Apply lo Box BetteBee r days are comi g. BrighteBiht n up the Equal Opportunity Employer M/W E M0, Jhe Dolly Register, RedBonk. N J DICTAPHONE TYPIST - Portllmt eve home with o A-l EMPLOYMENT nlno hours. Hoilel area. Wlrte Box H 215. homselectioe witn oht lii l nl We hove a large 320 Brood St. 741 7272 Red Bonk p RED BANK LUMBER MAINTAIN VOUR WORKING STATUS The Dolly Register. Rtd Bank tus ond hanging baskets Wholesale am 9 Won Street fted Bonk UMMt) - And still have a protltoble career as a SECRETARIES 121 — Ltgal. Litigation retail. MMIKEI S GREENHOUSES, 20 Opon Soturdoys until J pm AVON fashion counselor. Training program for and general law. Excellent growth poten- SOUTH AMBOY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BEING AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE Short Blvl d Keonsburg. 717 5434. TWO"SEARS TIRET-~H7i IS. used ono" Hleilod oppllconts storls In ten days. Call tial. Top llrm. To I7BM. FEE PAID SECURITY PERSON - With good reler week, 170 Lorge three piece modern sec Mf» beautifully tnto your uhedule You Mrs. Mooufre at 2SI MM any time. tncts. Contact Mr. Prtlm, Rlver 540 Bor dtnlown Aw. South Amboy, N J. 08879 [work you awn hours, mttt Inltrtsllnq rvltw $5 OFF tlonal with slipcover. 1150 Call alter 1 MECHANICS HELPER EExperiencedx , Towers. Red Bank pm , 7171729 I people and make eitra money tor all d/r Personnel on all aluminum combination doors. the thrnoi you rtetd Contoct: Mri Kltln- Must have driver's license andd at obit loo i Call: 721-1000, «t. 397 H7 Brood St. Redoanle- 142 JSOt TYPIST - Art you a tasl. accurolt typ- PROWN S. 31 Broad SI . Red Bonk 741 10 SNOW PLOW Complete Ptrlsct hant. Ml lUr 44? 137' or Hi \TX> drlvt wrecker ond have knowledgld e off ist? Mlddltlown llrm oilers 1115 ptr condition. 1700 streets In area. F J. 1 Sons. Inc.. 4t Hwy NEW YORK PUBLISHING FIRM week. Colll I GOY'GAL FRIOAY Rwrmon MMoflonall Soon to relocate Hovt lobs lor; NEVER USED - White Parsons dlnln 2227444 recognlied monafwment (omuliln 3s. Ktyporl. EQUITY PERSONNEL INC. ilng firm Secretaries room tobleobt., 4' x T. Reduced 300%. UK BEDROOM SIT — White Italian Provm Mtkl perion for port lime lot theonset), TELEVISION ANTENNA INSTALL!R - Clerks 590 Hwy 39 MMdtotown 4/14500 Filing and mltcellontoui atifg 47 2000 ctol. double bed. triple dresser, mirror. gmenli Full or part-tlmt. Also delivery helper. igM table, chair 291 4104 Boohktepfng and typing experiencexperi e a Eotontown Television. SO Hwy 3). Eaton- TV. ZENITH COLOR CONSOLE - II" J Wrllt, ildi bkd p ncluding background Mtlory town JtsponoMo Box 31S. Atlantic Highlands, Now color picture tube Firm 1150 FREEZER ond expected salary, to BOM H 1U, The 7.74494 Crib, rugs ond chair Oo.lv Negltltr Red Banh RUBBER MILL OPER* Coll 74) 2111 EXECUTIVE CAREER POSITION c I per ier?c efl OTTI y PAYROLLCLIRK Child Cort DRTABLE WASHING MACHINE AND RN For M 7 sh-M ,n O B Steody, full Call 279 3444. 9 am to 5 Experience necessary Some typing. Need RYER - Like ntw Asking S125. time trnptoyment, liberal fringe benefits cor. Excellent company FIE PAID. 1130. BABYSITTER - Responsible parson, ret Coll 542 4131. STORM WINDOWS POSITION OFFERS: Apply Penonoel Department wetkdayt, I CLERK TYPIST - SWITCHBOARD OP ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY treocts Cart lor batty two days a week, si each Six 37 15. ont 37 43. aluminum 1, Jeriey Short Medical Center Corlle* ERATOR - With txptrltnce. Apply at 3B Thomas Avo. 747 3494 Shrewsbury opproxlmottly four hours each day. Ntw fromt. triple thick glass Also olumlnum • Salary Avr . Neptune An muol opportunity em Control Morlnt Supply, Hwy 35. Lourenct FIREWOOD Monmouth section. Mlddltlown. Own r 143 0173 ions Uioch 741 1441 transportation. Wrllt lax H 211. Tht CMOS 143-54(1 or PlOW /'. hydraulic electric, rever- • New Car rtsmitfos now avail Dolly Register. Red Bank. •IYER EASYTtOLLiNO SNOWPLOW SWITCHBOARD OPf RATOR - For busy ..... mature individuals in- sibtt SOS office Write Box A 739, Tht Dally Regis With complete control! UNflrm • Composts Training terested In sporting goods, turnlturt, /Mlllt 791 1110 ler Red Bank nordward or point sales. Experience prt- • Insurancs Program SlHTOR BEST OOFFEPl !R. - PortablPortotine ootonto . MA1HINF nrFRATOB~For malic wo • six smoll 17x77 Bourns, slnott fold, tor r^tfiTr I* DOfTMMflC HtlP a asher Whirlpool 1913. harvest KINDLING W00D- • Paid Vacation greeting cards Wrllt Htwttwr gold, fwo speed, four cycle Excellent mjrfJjjJ.t.^kswSI.* EQUITY PERSONNEL INC MATURE HOUSEKFEPE* or busl condition Wedatng gown and accessories, $1.25 a bag • Factory Incentive IN Hwy 11 MldsMtown 471 «IM ness couple with children Weekly white AMIITANT MANAOia Opinl.OS for MS»vk4uW< nom. IM irttlti otoxn I BRIGGS XT.. FIREWOOD CHIVNOLET - FIMIAfll - HONDA » *—< hmimns Its' ro.0 • B3» FtHMM t •"KIBS MHM MANAGER S TRAIN SCHWARTZ THUORt •^BW •••^^sW'Waj Compare Before 141 ff Mai II M«4o i ri You Decide And You'll Choose -MMII MCDONALD'S A MANf>v OWlOf • -, "11 CHAHITIB INOUBtMllt NURSES »o«d mmm. ". •. OR. STAFF r:, v. - II The Dafly Register, Red Buk-MMdlettwt, N.J. Maaday, Jaauary 21,1174 THE FAMILY CIRCUS M«. Furnltltrt RMms /OS- HOvSM WT JWI m. SH. Ml* ond Uvtttacfc ROOMS WITH 6OARD RUMSON IRRCSIS" IH. Mardiawtllw Writ— m. Aporirntnt* "A NEW IDEA" MLOIAN JHEIPOOC PUPPIH - AKC AMTHtUIl URGENTLY NECOEO _ - Four-roam furntskad or STATELY S-BEDROOM HOME registered, (lock. Flvt month! OM Gm •urnlture, paintings, cut gloss,art, apartment. No pets. Thlt cturmlng oKor home of- <3ijr«i. Good walcMogs. Call evenings. "oil 764 0744 Year round living tor Golden Agon Nice fers three full boths. olmoit living run, June IStn | roomi. ocean view, three home cooked new eat-In kitchen, butler's IHUBI 'WEST LONG BRANCH meals daily. 24-hour love ond attention. pantry, spoclous entry holl HORSE ST __ FO« RENT You're not "lust a name" here. In Avbury XL Special offer to qualified tenants and dining room, both with EXCEPTIONAL 1'/, riom modern terraced uoortmenl. Pork. fireploces. wroporeund por E Or 171 XM6 ny Air, heat, hot wafer, an supplied. IIM. targe dining room and living room lflonor wi . 0 dies, and Is only a live minute Extra itutargel groundtwlth patio and pool. JV» LABRADOR PUPS -AKC. block Re- make or condition or will trade HO, 017, wolk from ocean beaches. BWtlliS HTM (ten of Itrtar now far SI. valentine s 774 1710 coii Him or -mat' CALL 775-5006 baths Prime toootlon and mare. We rec- Owner con orronge mortgope ommend immediate action. 152,900 THREYVOOM APARTMENT - KEANSIURO - Furnlthed rooms with cellent location. Rtosonable renl. cooking prlvllegos. lit-M0 per week. Call OI»M*M SHtPMI!«D PUPPIM - AKC Nppett Available Jon. I 122 >M3 ^i8 ** TOY TRAINS WANTED MIDDLETOWN - Socludeo i»o lamny 1AVSHOM AREA - Furnished roomi Any model or condition, will pay coin or home wllti vaconl apartment lor mature, FAIR HAVEN ARMSTRONG POOOLES - AKC miniatures, black, nlnt Irodt MtVColl S1II1W tingle person All utilities supplied. On* wMi, I7S COZY 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL 55! Prospective ' Little Silver year Itoit Ills BOWTELL ASSOCI Enloy the flreploce In the 22' COPPER — Broil, load, aluminum, bat- ATIS, REALTOR 291 !IO0. ™samgiROOM FOR RfNT — Private home In IMM teries, coil Iron ond lletl scrap. Old htol living room, entertain In the 741-4500 VtRY YOUNG FRIENDLY PKECNANT Mlddlelown area Young lody or college eri and rodlalori. uitd machinery. An- HIGHLANDS - On Rl 34. One bedroom tludenf, US a woek. 717 1959 spacious dining room or get CAT - Mull find home bofore Hlteni or. tiques. L. Abrams I Son. 774 5900 turnlthtd oporlmenl. All utillllei included. away to the den. Immediate ROOM TO GROW barn. Presently living on cold, windy, pier FURNISHED ROOM - In private home occupancy New bath, full DOS o month, one month security Call Almost new twe-aedroam Cape In lovely with no theller or regular diet. Anlmol I iUY COMIC. IOOKS - BBatebOll itMIOD otter I p.m Private entrance, shore both and kltch basement. 310' deep lot mm . . where are you?? Coll Ul MIS OM maoailnes. postcards, bbookt. enelte. SullaMo lor woman. 471 44OI neignoornooneighborhooda Corner properly. Second Her It Mom run. orf. mapl, tic 071-ntiti. KEANSIURG — Three-room unfurnllhed fleer readody wwith water ond hoof con apartment First floor. Heal ond hot water for two ooaillonol bedroami ond FfMALE JET HACK - Cormon Stw> nectlons for tw WANTED lupplled. Elderly couple preferred. 364 both. A realloolly ggood buy OIU7.500 htr«), AKC. seven monlhi old. Mutt Mil — use--jdOd Orientai ' l Rugs ALLAIRBFARROW moving 1100 or Mil ofler. i44 tin Chinese ond Perslon RAY KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom, five room 294 Brood St.. RM Bonk YOUNO MALE CAT - Orange/i ATLANTIC HOTEL - KMMburg. Nice opartmenl. 117S per month. I'i monlhi t.iltt.coly double, single rooms. Laundry lull About 10 be ottered. Veri tocurlly. Call 7177277 or 7I7-OS4I. on premises. Very roosonoble. .717 fW7 741-3450 uble. Coll oler 10-10 A.M.. 513 3tf UStD STCNOTYPC MACHINE - No Coll Anytime VAN HORN mort then IIS or 120. WMI pay mort If PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room apart- HIGHLANDS - River and ocoon view FIVE YEAROLD_REGISTEREO QUAR machlnt hot tripod. Con lorboro, 741- ment. Newly renovated. Ideol lor couple Lovely sunny room. Mature business gtn AGENCY - RIALTORS TERM. MW, afitr S p.m. No pets Coll 171 04)1 after I p.m. tlemon. 171-tllO. NEW Open 7 days Call 24 hours o day. Sound. Neg Cogglni. Experienced hunter 747-4100 ond inow Wit. Fir ill In model. eQullo- RCD BANK — Half duplex. Three bed- WEST END - Private monilon, aoiotenl BI-LEVELS •04 River Rd FolrHovon lion and hunltr Stole quolltitd In 4 H LIONEL TRAINS rooms. I1/] boths. Couple preferred. Nu to Monmouth College. All prlvlleget. 27*- Iyer. Top cosh. 946 7193 pets. $275 plus utilities 741-IISS oiler i COLONIALS Sixth In rtorie ond r idtr rolingi 1*71. VI MX r Amerlcon Flyer. Top cosh. 946 1 firm. 191 2US ofllr 6 p m. p.m. PROFESSIONAL NAN JOHNSON ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small holiT. RANCHES GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - 6 BUYS AND BUYS KEANSBURG — Attroctlvely furnished Rooms by week or month. 291-0066. If no BUSINESS wtlkl. AKC roglstlrtd. Loroe bontd From on entire household to o single two-room studio oportmenl. Modern kltch answer call 741-1144- FROM $37,500 en, tile both, off street porklng. 1160 per These new custom homes feature 3 4 bed. LOCATION Wockflon Mrs. lorlonik. 946 lit] olltr I Item. Antique furniture, lowelry, silver COMFORTABLLE ROOM - PrivaPrivate hoehome.. p.m. Immediate coth Tap dollar. 741S331. month, oil utillllei Included. Avalloble COMFO rooms, lvi-jvi bolhs, paneled lomiiv ceb. I. Coll 717-0173 or otter 6 p.m., 717 Maturre rnon. 5 minutes from Red Bank, room, wall to wall corpellng. tlreploce. 1 its a home now ... but whot a SIAMESE ILUEPOTNT KITTENS - S» L6 ^UUWltuftt - Ar>tlm>.,, chlno, 1730. neor bbus. References. 14]] 39439433. or 2 cor gorooe, londscoiedlots on* many spot tor a Doctor, Lowyer or In- dlon Chlell If you're prolettlonoj «»tki old. 130 each. iMiwort, art obltcctt and orlc-co bocbroc, KEYPORT - Furnished room. more extras not usually Included with 741-1731 otter Op.m. wrMdM* co»h lor onytthi andd «very- BELFORO - One-bedroom oporlment "At Aunt Kay's we got to sleep in the bump bed! Billy most builders. Call for appointment. this IS lor you M9.9& buys not unfurnllhed. Air conditioned. Private entrance, private both only the locotlon, but olso the !HAiRE0 TERRIEIEKR - AKC regls in». is LfntFr 495-3711 slept in the top bump and I got the bottom bump!" 156 Main it. house. Coll the REALTORS at Williamsbura Realty Co. lered female. 171. POUR-ROOM FURNISHED APART ROOM IN COMFORTABLE PRIVATE SWAN-KEY, 142 4550 71757)7 HOME — Refrigerator ond house privi- MENT — Adults preferred. No pets. IS] Rl. 34, Colls Neck THREE MALE KITTENS — Half lur- REAL ESTATE Monmouth St., Red Bank. o05. Apartments iio. Houses for Rent leges. Suitable business lody over SO. Ref- E-XECUilVEAREA m»nt, oil block. Hod ihoii. Litter trointd. erences. 717-6771. 431-9100 This "better then new" Colonial split, an TWO APARTMENTS — Presently under KEANSBURG - Four-room apartment. 3 month* old. Frtt to rMponilblt ptrlom repair. Will be reody for occupancy Feb- D BANK — Coiy cottage suitable to IK acre wooded lot. features large living Includes utilities, SI7S month, one month's ee. Available Immediately. 1115 pe FURNISHED ROOM - For tingle adult. IQ ruary IS. Excellent location. Will paint 1100 per month Includes mold service, room, formal dlnlna room, gomeroom, and ponel to suit. Two bedrooms, living security. No pets. 717-Mil. onlh plus utllllles. Security required. NEW LISTING lour bedrooms. 2'.. bottii BoMmont and PART ICAOLE PUPPIES - Cute. In. "2434 or 722-0577. linen, private bath and air conditioning. lellltent, lovable, lit. room, kitchen, both. Come to 71 Boy Ave . KEANSBURG — Three-room completely Occupancy Feb. 1. 722-3000. two coT goroge Woll-lo-woll corpellng MS. Aportmtntt Highlands, or call Mr. McBrlde, lfl-1547. furnished apartment In private home. Util- WATERFRONT ond cenlrol olr Alklng S77.9O0. Coll lodoy. AV4MI EANSBURG - Small three bedroom. RED BANK — Two small rooms. Reason- MODERN APARTMENTS 1130 per month. Gos heot. First come, ities and heat paid. Sulloble lor couple. ear booch. Immediate occupancy, one The ulfmate In living with a maanlflcont PUPS - Two block ftmole poodles first served. No pell. Security, loose required. S700 a onth securty. S2S0 per month plus utlll- able. For working man. Porklng close by. WALKER & WALKER IVi months Near transportation 74IJ3»7. view of the Shrewsbury. Five bedroomi Coll 4IS14S4 or 415-0414 month. 717-2031. 1.717-9431. 3'4 both!, enclr ted porch, 2'/i ocret of Realtors rW-UoT REO BANK — Warm comfortable room. HwyU tn-ail OPEN FOR INSPECTION SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — Three roon EANSBURG - Newly decorated three- prime Rumson property. Call todoy for POODLE RED BANK — Unfurnllhed three large Jood location, porklng. Suitable lor busi- detolli, COLTS NECK HIDEAWAY - »44,t00 1 BV 3 btdroom apartments apartment. Electric range, gas heat. 1170 bedroom house. S2S0 a month plus one ness genllemon. 741-1571 a.m. or after o iooullful. younaond otlectlonole rooms. Near railroad station. Htol. not per month plus utilities, call 449-KMI be- month security. Me-otW. water, electric supplied. 1170. Call 747- Marie Manor tween 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. p.m. voir from your llvmg roam. 100 Shore Orlve, Highlands 171-1900 GHLANOS -Small two bedroom bun- with glewino tirepioce, or Mrhapt from •OXER PUPPIES - AKC registered Hours: 10-4 p.m. LONG BRANCH — 3','i-room lurnlshed low. «1IS per month. References. Call tie enclosed rear porch. This one-bed- mole/lemole. Show ond pel. 413 Holmdei WATERFRONT - Sea Brlgtlt. Three opartmenl. Coiy. Suitable for couple. Cen- ler I p.m., 94t 4972. Rd., Hoilet. EATONTOWN - Immediate occupancy. room cotloge with expansion possibilities rooms furnished and four rooms fur- trolly located. SO Laird SI. 22J-59II or 229- ao. Commercial Rentals is »ltuoHdTn one acre of aentely wooded nished. Free utilities. No lease, ui-osos. Rt. 35, adlacent to main entrance Fort VE-ROOM PRIVATE HOUSE — On McCUE NORWIIOAN ILKHOUNB — Ak£ regls- - mouth. New. larae 3 and 4-roorn 0176 Realtors property. Hurry, you romantics, ond coll Monm dead and ilreet. Quiet neighborhood. 1200. REO BANK — One room office, oil utili- lend tllver and groy, medium site male, HIGHLANDS - All new ANCHORAGE opbrlmenliaporl . Luxurlout woll-lo-woll car MODERN — Three-room furnishisheed opa onlhly plM utilities ond security. Hl- 10 Rlooe Rd. fR*NNK FELICE JJR.f . "Realtor, who says: tour yeon old friendly, good wllh ' ties supplied. Air conditioned. M5 per 1422740 APARTMENTS NORTH on Shore Drive. petlng Included. Air conditionodlonod. ColGold Me menu. Adults preferred. No peltelt. 747-16 month. W-2704. Btouilful boylront view with private dolllj_»*,n_ al_t> l electri_• •Ji_c oportmonti» nti»«., . Ranam.Ren. tA fa_.fror _ m btocrt. One ond two-btdreom opartments S1S3per month. (3011 S42-MSO54 o(701r (701)) 136- STORE — let Mom St., Port Monmoulh. REDUCED $2000 IDEAL REALTY featuring wall-to-wall carpeting, color REO BANK — Unfurnished Oreenlree MIDOLETOWN 430 M. ft. Eoulpped with 3-phoie wiring. or quick talc. This five-bedroom, two- I — Female. Five coordinated O.E. appliances ond air con- Apartments. 23» Spring St. .. One-bedroom 1150 per monih. Call 7I7M14. bath ranch an » acre of lovely treed Pree to good home. MIDDLGTOWN — IVi large rooms, en- garden oportmei loble. Coll 7413953 or country lovers ond commuters. A ii ditlonlng. Ont-bedroom from S7O0. two- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Four rooms, proptrty It Idtol tor lorgt fomliy or moth Member MLS btdroomi from S1S0. Call 141.1099. closed porch, ground lloor older home. for eaoolnlmenl edroom Colonial home with country rf/douQnter offoootmtnt. Conftmporarv Two rooms wall-to-wall-wall. Parking, us* of tchen. beamed celling In dining room, newly renovated, neor Rlvervlew Hospl- RUMSON — 3V>-room oporlment with a tol, 635 so. ft. Coll 741-2000. flrtploct In living room, Pull, dry bat* RED BANKK irounds. Paay ooww n electriclti . OOne year roe dan, living room with flreploce. J500 mtnt. Close to schools, in on tMCtii'tnt KEANSBURG LUXURY HI ease, mtonthh security, S300. Call 5-1 p.m. large sun deck. Semi furnished, newly S-lr*3 ofler 4 p.m. RISE f carpeted. Close to public transportation. ntlghborhood. Onl 149,100! HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL Rlvervli. Towers lor appoiintment. Available Mar. I. 747- OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- IRIIH SITTlR - Fimole. AKC regls 71 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 3770. Available Feb. I. 1195 per month Includes charming three-bedroom home with ou- sional building. Choice location. Approxi- Three bedrooms, one bolh, lVi-cor go- Overlooking the Novetlnk River. Spoclous everything. Leaie ond security required. mately 100 sg. ft. Call 7473730. lered, nine manlhs old. Moving mutt tell. LONG IRANCH — Two-bedroom opart- enllc Early American decor, wide plank READY TO MOVE IN rage. Could be good Income property. 17 bedroom aportmentl. Central air con- 147-7117. A Quollly tfw*t-b«dfoom, IVibofh hom«. Anxious to settle estate. Asking, ti3.ooo. ment, furnished. All utilities Included. oars, beams, huge hearth, ana solarium MODERN PROFESSIONAL BUILDING dltlonlng. 24-hour doorman. Indoor pork- RED BANK — Spacious S'/)-room pent 30 per month. ntwty contlrucled. Stporott dining room NIcflTTlSM IN itbLt J NBCK lng. swim pool, marina, TV lecurlty, ter- Two blocks from ocean. 1275 per month. " sq. ft. office Space with bosement Call 1701121 between 10 ond 4. house oporlmenl overlooking the Naves ond family room. Only 131,900 and Hi Now taking brood mares, and horses wllh rocei. Mr. Priem (Ton 741-1731. tJ —ivide. Air conditioned, Htm] tod prabstmi. RoounaMe rates. Colt 411- Ink River. Luxury oth within walking distance Of Middle- narking. Polock Con THREE ROOMS AVAILABLE Honed. Coll I43-4MJ. town rollrood station. 10 Ann Court. Hole! RAY STIL^MAN, INC. Call 7»-1337 Realtors OIV1BRAN0YAH0ME- She's a , new one ondttwo-bedroom Exclusive Agentt tweel nolurtd dog, lovei children. 1 "Our urn year • •luring woiiibwoii carpet- KEANSBURG — Beochvlew Gardens. 441 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 7411600 yeon. block, thoogy. knle high. House , color coordinated C.I. oppllonces One ond two bedroom oparlments and ef- ' 410. Houses for Rent let included. 1140 monthly. HOLAADEL - $33,500 IraHied). spayed, o" iholi we must find ALLAIRE-FARROW _J air condlllonlng. Convenient to all ficiencies available. Overlooking boy. VAN'S AGENCY, Realtor Three-bedroom Log burning fireplace In transportation. One^bodream from 117], NEWLY DECORATED — Three-bedroom Realtor Slrathmore Professional lldg. TENNIS ANYONE? Cooking oos. heat, hot water and parking ranch, two baths, two car garoge. All op 77' living room. Oroclously lei back on twwo bedrooms from 1313Ills. .M Modeodel oopen lupplled 717 3467 II no dniwer coll Tlf K4 Sroad St., Red Bank Rte. 34, Motawan TikVll One ocre plus beoulllul grounds. Tcnnl overilied freed lot. Low foxes (only 1547) 34M pllonces. central air conditioning. Large court and basketball court Lovely centre OLDI INOIISH SHEEPDOG — Mus< Oc corner lot. Neor all transportation, shop 741-3450 PANELED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES vets no down ond PHA low dawn! Con t sell. AKC. mole, three yeors old. obe- "*' "" * Efficiencies UH> Shrewsbury. 1 to 4 rooms or shore suite. olr conditioned Shrewsbury ranch Seve PoHlbty last! ping and religious Institutions. 1495 pe Coll Anytlmo rooms, 3Vi bolhs, flreploce, enclosed dlsnce IrolneO. test offer lakes. UM1I1. WIST IND - 7V> furnished, Ille both, full One-bedroom SIM month plus utillllei. 566-3511 ^^ jjrajjajr^na.. olr conditioning, elc. IS per Two-bedroom S3I0 HREE BEDROOM HOUSE — Con Dreeieway, full bosement wllh 20x32 go- kitchenette, olr conditioning, terrace, enlont to schools, shopping, trans- meroom Pool table, dtlhwother, waiher. pool, bus, beach. 722 12)5 RED BANK ~New three-bedroom, all RIO BANK — SlK-veoT-old duplex Twi PAUL P. BOVA portation. 1350 mo. plus utllllles. Security RED BANK - 1? Broad St. Single room dryer, refrigerator, woll-lo wall corpel REALTORS electric oporlmenl. Available Immediat- bedrooms, living roam, kitchen, dinette and references. 7474171. STUDIO APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall iVj baths, full cellar, warning machlni offices from 190 sq. It., ond office sulles Ino, bulll-lnlookcojet Included. Two-car 35 Cherry Tret Farm Rd . Mlddlelown ely. Excellent area Rent 1360 a month. up to 4000 sq. ft. Completely modern attached goraoe. Excellent throughout BUYINO tILVIP. OpLLARS - PAYINC carpeting. Ocean view All utilities. No Reference) required. 142-2434 or 222 0577. and dryer, olr condllionlna. Rent S2I0 plu MIDOLEYQVVN CAPt CAD - two bed s. One person. One month's rent, one building with central air. all day porklng Must be seen. Coll today. Aintng 1*9.000. 671-2544 11.11 EACH. SILVER COINS AT IOCS utilities. 741-4477 or 741-4M7. ooms, living room with dining room two blocks. Attorney!, medical profes- OVER FACE VALUE. t7l »M. LUXURY GARDEN APARTMENTS — lichen, llnuhed attic, fenced In backyard Si-nTs. The Coprl. 3v> ond 4Vi rooms. Air condi- Feb. 1st. possession. 142 4115. sional!, lalei arganliafloni, etc. All utili- WATERBURY HOLAADEL WANTFb — Silver coins. Poylng 305% tioned. Pool. Near shopping. Atlantic UNION BIACH — Six-room house, r ties by landlord. "Reody to move In" Three-bedroom ranch ON THE HILL-HIOHLANDS — One-bed- Highlands. Coll Mt-OOM. cently renovated. One block from beach HREE BEDROOM RANCH — Tworentals from IK per month, minimum one Three-bedroom split ream garden apartment, total electric, air •225 a month 142-4739. baths. Largo yard — ootlo. Wolk to river year leose. Walter Zlmmerer ond Son. AGENCY Three-bedroom spill condltfonlng. Near buses, (721644. KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms In one and occon. but to New York. 1775 plus ownon. 147 1520 or 946 3400 or visit roar Reollor - 47 Yeori of Service — Iniuror Throe-bedroom ranch year old two-family flame. Clse to 1171 lo 1350 Per Month utilities. One year lease, one month lecu JOJ, n Brood E, Red Bonk. 62 Maple Ave. Ul 3500 Red Bank Three-bedroom ranch suttn serials, transportation. IMo o month, plus THE BERG AGENCY Ity, references. Ill 1642. Fourbedroom Colonial T5.90O utilities. Security. 4tTieM. — Atlantic HI Mlddlelown .... clton. three loroel ooverhea . d 471-1000 KIANSIURG - Four larae roomt. Gal $54,500 LEO E. MASSA, REALTOR REO BANK - Three roam, completely heat. Near Hwy 36. Own Jlilitiei. Leau ly operated doart. Port of larger A parkiikf tottino In ih# htort of Fair Rl. 34, Holmdei 94« 7600 furnished Corpellng. tile bath All utllllles 1735 Adulli preferred 495 3793 oiler I ..ding. Large area lor off.meet porklng Hovtn itti lh# sctnt for thlt William included. Parking space. Call after t a.m. Fl- nd itoroge. iimediately available. Coll sorua Colonial Tnrie btdrooms ood a dtn SEA BRIGHT — Live In Ihn two-bedroom CLASSIFIED MELM (tr four bedrooms), rtmodtltd kuchtn, uptlolri apartment LCI Live In the down. BEAUTIFUL OCEANFRONT TOW stairs unit. 145.000 LEONARDO — Pour-raem aaartmont. WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS - Fu two botrn, formal dining room, flrtploct, (HOUSE - Two bedroomi. Vh balhi. llv NEW SHREWSBURY - IMO sq. ft. avail bostment ProtMiionollv londtcaptd. ••• BMlnoss couple preferred. Heal supplied. nlshod ond unfurnished. Immediate ocet ng room with flreploce, all opplloncei able In dltcounl deporlment store. Choice ELLEN S. HAZELTON LlWOOnd security . Rent reotonoMe. Call poncy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY cttltnt ichool lyttcm To doy pMMitlon Realtor Available Feb. I. 1423. BECHT 1 CO ocotlon Call 547 3000 pouiWf S«t It today. 177-VWf otter 4pm Oceanport Ave.. Oceonporl 542 35O0 Reollon, S42 3033 13 W. River Rd. Rumson 147 17N ADVERTISING RATES COMM"ERCIAl. BlTlLblNO - Cheilnul Inler-Clly Relocation Service RID BANK — Six-room house for rtn RUMSON - Two-bedroomI cottage Good It MI( EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Unfurnished Full Bosement, gos heal. 142 Ille living room, dining roamroom,', k llichen. .. bathrooms Porklng I. I7f4 a.m. s, 7410— Two ba Llvo In oulet eleaonceeleaoce. tronqullllyqy, ond '41 9460 p.m.l. Walk lo school. 1275 monthly. ALFRED 1. far antiques or inop. No torch or cor lol RUMSON COLONIAL DIRECT ACTION LINE 741 -6900 HASSINGER AGENCY, 147 SM0 Pay oil ulllltlel. Yeor lease, month secu- COZENS ••outlfrt (Ivf bedroom, rhrtt bolh, *vith secvrltysecvrlty . qellnqellpnee r fihfurnished d studitdoi effiffi- KEANSBURG - Three-room house wit ciencies ond Svwoom Executiv. ei SiSuitet s bath. One month security. No pets. rity II6S o month Coll between 51 p m rolwd htarlh tirtplai* in living roam. $3 00 Minimum Crtarga HA2LET — Four rooms and porch. Suit 7473770 Alto hat o flrtploct on tht porcn that Total living In _. Invitinii g cdnlemporort y atle adults. No pott. REALTOR atmosphere CnEnlol y 0 short or long stay ovtrloold fivtr Ntw turooc* ond teotiol lOay .. 55'per line 364 4151 NEW SHREWSBURY - 3000 sq ft store, 113 River Rd. Fair Haven, N J No looses. MlMoldd and linen tervlce avail LEONARDO - Two-bedroom bungalow glossed front In thoppinacenter. air M7.000 14} 79» Living room, kitchen, both. T WITH OPTION TO BUY - Cus- 741-7686 LITTLe itLVB* - Cnarmlng ihre* btd- 2 Days (Con uculive) 5a per line Call 291 7051 HARBOUR POINT raised ranch. Five bedrooms, l'/i MULTIPLI LISTINGS Cop* C«l«ni«l. Lorgt Itving room boths. 7 years old. Perfect meth- SMALL~O*PICt - Hwy 31 and Cheilnut APPLEBROOK RANCH flrtprOCt, formal dining room. 3Oay»(Consecutive) 40' perline MIODLETOlrVN - Chopel HIlTareT eridougMar sotvp. 1371 por month. THE SI, MMMtetawn. 11x25', private both Poy Three bedroom, two bath ronch, locoti oil ullllllei. 175 month. Coll II p.m. 747 eatln kllchon. Wlnttnied porch den I't KlRWAN CO . Rnltor. I4?435e $43,900 bathi. full batemont. garna* ideally lo- 4 Days (Consecutive) 37- per line MONMOUTH BEACH - Modern, newly eon acracee plusplus.. FFulluyy cacarpetedr . 1400 3770 decorated one-bedroom apartment. Pri- M)/!» nr 164 4J1I Coiy living room with «—dburrtlna flri cated la trains, school* > oce I47SOO 5 Days (Consecutive) 34' per line vate entrance Oceonfront Yearly Eve month NEW OFFICE OR WORKSHOP - In rear (MUCt ond built m iltfM Ftfrnol d CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX pep) •««•>, .ina- • i *+...j M« *m ' MINN • MBMen N FAIR HAVIN M7MI ; MDHOOMS FARMINGDALE GARDENS AI'AMIMI N «t»t HTUrT :>VA SPACIOi 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS NNItClUH . I ..,.., •UUKtW-kNVtSTOW HEC1STEH . RMI Etfatt «fMM LBOAL NOTICE *•DiUy Et|Wer-M »•*-***•"". *•»• • n •«< Pour Bafcanin, 1 vi-bolh home in immocu- WHY TOT DOLLAR •y eaperleMoO certlllod Pedestrian Span tat* HW Attractive foyer, spacious llv «•• gene-ot set- 9 elementary mme "— Ino ond dlnlnp rooms, appealing lomlly Nome ol Applicant Loo Carton 'X^J"""* "<"' '•"ndry ond garoge LISTINGS OF SETTER HOMES - In Location: Lot 7.1. 9 Block 4171 Shoot 1SS Sought in Bill Attroctlv* yard with trees U4.MW Koansbwrg Mlddletown Monet Holmdel. MMdMown Township Ta> Map THE SMOLItO AO6NCY. 7I7-O12J. Nature ot Application Minor Subdivi- TRENTON - State Sen. Social Security Aid Plan WALKER & WALKER SCLLINS YOUR HOWE? sion and Variance Granted Resolutions W UV MEI O CA on tile In the office ot Zoning Board, Eugene J. Bedell and Assem- Planning Boord, ond Municipal Clerk of blyman Richard Van Wagner, LONG BRANCH - Downtown ate Old- V ?? ' * TRUMPET LESSONS - Performer, Township ot Middlelown and are avail LISTINGS WANTED leocher M S Jullllord. U Mil hour; ' able tor Inspection both D-Monmouth, have in- WfH n»jBM altar 6 p.m. ID Rod tank. Buir >on. Mlddleluwn I hour Jomen Sokohky. Ultra Jon. 21 NOTICE M 71 Explained by Red Cross REDDEN AGENCY. Realtors. 74 troduced legislation to provide KEVPORTV - Lgrgi lv) story from* 10 CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION room house. Ctllor. attic. On.. two or LEGAL NOTICE To oil lo whom these presents mo for construction of a pedestri- re* family With good down payment to SHREWSBURY -The James Caivano, supervisor program administered by the .m*^p^t, l Jill toke bock o mort- NOTICE WHERIAS.lt oppeors 10 my sotisloc- an walkway over Rt. It) be- Notice l» hereby given that seolad tlon. by duly outheniicoted record of the Monmouth County Red Cross of the Social Security Admin- Welfare Board, the SSI pro- RECREATIONAL bids will be receivedV me May" a" proceedings 'or the volunlory dis- tween two grade schools in MIDOUTOWN-ALL OFFERS WANTEO Council ol the Borough of Folr Hoven. solution thereof, by the consent of oil launched a major effort to in- istration's Asbury Park office, gram doesn't put a lien on a Owner must MM this mini ronch homt. N.J.. ot o regular melting lo be held on the members then present, thot IN- Old Bridge, Madison Town- house owned by the recipient Hugi llvlnInrg room/oinlng room com- in Monday. Jonuory 21, inTat l« PM.. STITUTE OF HUMAN CONDUCT. 0 form the county's older resi- said that single persons, age ship blnotlon, EEofig n kitchen. three large bed- ol the Municipal Building, 741 River corporation of this State, hoi compiled and assessed at $25,000 or rooms, ctnlrgenlrol glr., overslieoversfiod gorogegorogt,. 1)0. Bicycles/Mini Bikti Rood, Folr Hoven. N.J., and opened and with oil the requirements ol Title 15. dents about the Social Secu- B5 or over, with a lutal income polio, largo prtvott lol and many, many INI BIKE -AMI. 4 tip Two months read In public tor the furnishing ol Corporation! and Associations Not for Sen. Bedell and Mr. Van less, or «n life insurance pol- polio. loroa ariwot* '-• - Profit, Revised Statutes of 1937, preliml rity Administration's new Of less than $302 a month tf il'xtrail . Assumablc mortgage ond con- I, excellent condition. New, cot U00 11.000 gallons, more or less, ol high test Wagner, who represent the entlociol, FHA or VA financing available, crlflce, HSO. 171 IH6. gosollne during the year 1974. nary to the Issuing ot this certificate of Supplemental Security In- not working, or less than Ml icies. Bett dtol In Mlddleto.. n. 135.500. Coll Specifications may be obtained ol the dissolution 12th (Bayshore) District of now, THE KIRWAN CO Reollgr, 14? SPEED SCHWTNITCOSTINENTAL - BoougBorough Clerk'Clerks otlice. Municipal Build NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary come (SSI) program Friday a month if working, are eli- SSI recipients can't have as- «1SO. he now. Front generator lights. Atklng IngIn . 741 RRivei r RRood. Folr Hoven, N.J., ot Slate ot the Stale of New Jersey, OO Monmouth and Middlesex S. Coll 747 40SI. during business hhours HEREBY CERTIFY, that the sold cor- when it conducted an ori- gible, as are couples who are sets — bank accounts, au- COLTS NECK Lahelront acre ol toll Eacach proposal must be accompanied porotlon did, on me 17th day of Decem- Counties, said the proposed trttt. Si all home with llreploce, sui by o btbtd bonbdd In the sum of 100 per cent, ber, A.O.. 1973. file In my office a duly entation program for 70 volun- 65, or blind or disabled, with a tomobiles, insurance policies room overlookin'' gi trik wate• r HAROLD or o certified check In the sum el not executed and attested consent in writing legislation, which they have total income ol less than $270 — with a value of more than LINDr*"' less than 10 per cent ot the amount bid. lo the dissolution ol said corporation, teers who will be working 1103. IM. loot! and Accessories filed in the Senate and Assem- •/own to the order of the Borough of which sold consent ond the record of the with its Project SSI Alert a month, or monthly incomes $1,500. Mr. Caivano said. EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN Folr Hoven, N.J., as a guorontee thai II proceedings aforesaid, ore now on file bly, is designed primarily for RANCH — With two lorgt bedrooms, the proposal Is accepted, a conlroct will in my said office as provided by low Carl R. Keener. Ocean of (335 if either of Ihe couple The SSI program doesn't re- lorgt living room, efficient kitchen. BOATMAN'S SHOP be entered Into, ond o performance IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hove the safety of youngsters at- is working. 100* 100 lei. New hot woler boseboord bond furnished as security tor tin per- hereunto set my hand and affined my Township, the Red Cross vol- quire monetary contributions heatot, new plumbinplumbing ond wiring. Quiet NeMorlnw Jersey'e Suppls yLarges Houset formance of the controcl. Official Seal, at Trenton, this 17th day tending the two schools. from relatives of the dead end street. 7%• FrHA assumable mort Wharf Ave. 741 S7U Rod Bonk The Borough Council reserves the of December A.O., Nineteen hundred unteer chairman, said the vol- The blind and disabled of srs welcome. Asklnc Open dolly 9-4 right to relect any or all bids. ond seventy three- recipients. THE KIRWAN CO ROY W. NELSON ROBERTM FALCEY nteers will bring Information any age with a total income (if NEW AND USED SAILSOATI Borough cVrti — Asst. Secretory of Slate Reollor 717-6600 7' thru 26' on display LEOAL NOTICE __ bout the SSI program to se- less than $202 a month, or less Persons who think they MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER Jon. 21 ' J7.S0 Dec II Jon. 7, 14, 21 S34.00 NOTICE West SI. Monmouth Beach mun AOVIRTISIMINT FOR BID1 ior citizen groups and civic than $267 a month if working, qualify should contact the So- Call Ho. Ml Charter No- 3H7 NotikMl Sink Region No. 2 Prolect NO 9039 710. Apartments/ If PORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING rganizations and, where ncc- also are eligible. cial Security office or the Red BOSTON WHALER — Glostron, Sport DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE ond Cross. Town Houses rott, Seacralt, Stinger, Johnson, OMC. Colanlal Flrtl National Bank of Red Bonk Location Installation of Drainage for ssary, door-to-door. Unlike the public assistance Mtrcruller, Volvo. Boat tralert. IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DCCEM- Hlgtl Voltage Manholes, Youth Recep- SIR 31, 1«j PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE RY COMPTROLLER tion ond Correction Center, Yordvllle, The SSI program replaces ** will be closed on Monday ond OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TlTH 11, UNITED ITAtES COOK, SECTION N. J. umdoy. monlh gl Jonuory. Owner: stole of New Jersey he county Welfare Board's THE FOUNTAINS ASSETS Dollars Cts. Separate sealed bids lot lor each ol list- ed branches ot work and o separata assistance program to the Masella Takes Post CONDOMINIUMS Coih and due from bonks (Including I flpneunpoHerJ debits) 29.110,919.09 U.S. Treasury securities U.7I7 424 33 over all tlmsle contract bid (b) covering, needy over the age of 65. and Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 439,939 39 all the branches of work and material Over 50% sold! FLAGSHIP required to complete the protect will be o the blind and disabled of Buy now and save. Obligations of Stoles ond political subdivisions ,. 35,300 537 W Municipal Marine Basin Other securities (Including 1411,794.25 corporate stocK) 2,23*6*103 received In the Reception Room of the 1 1 ] 0tflroom model* from 137.000 Atlantic Highlands 291-2431 Division ol Building ond Construction, any age. 90S morioaots ovollable Caroilina Federal funds sold ond securities purchased On Harbor Group under agreements to resell •m floor at the Taxation Building. West throughout. All ultra modern oppli- 9,000,000 0» State ond Willow Streets. Trenton. New ance. Included. Pool, private beach, 213,221,149.11 Bonk premises, furniture and fixtures, and other asset* Jersey OI62S. until 1:00 p.m. on January ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS in the person of Mr. Masella marina. Why pay rent? Vim our wits WINTER STORAGE 29, 1974 ond then publicly opened ond LEGAL NOTICE trailer today, and own your own home 13. SO per foot. Oo your own work. representing bank premises 4.SI2.73I.II — Robert A. Masella joined to replace Mr. Caruso." Real estate owned other than bonk premise* road aloud. No bid will be accepted ot- NOTICE TO ALL at 13*0 Ocean Ave 11 S daily. WILSON (oat Works. Oceonport 229-4444 30.1S0.47 ter the hour specified. Bids wilt be re- Other assets (including % Nona direct lease financing) 2.121.769.M INTBMST10 TAXPA' the Harbor Commission in its Mr. Art said he was aware PYRAWA CANOES ceived on the following bronchei of •OK FlftE DISTMICTr I..NO.. f AND l^FLAT*B'% DINPJ TOTAL A4SET5 work: Then will be a public hearing on organization meeting, taking of a petition supporting Mr. ENIC SERVICE CENTER Site work Friday. Jonuory ]). lt/4 promptly at 222-7444 or 747-0535 Hwy3o Highlands 1720121 LIABILITIES All bidders must be preouotltled In ac- 1 00 P.M., 10 diicusi me propeuo' 0000 over a seat held by Dominic Caruso's work on the commis- cordance wllh the statue (N.J.t.A, N ICE BOAT — Compute with I wo sils Demand deposits of Individuals, pot-tntrships, ond corporations 74.934.942.7S el lor Fire Olllrlcl No. I. 01 Ihe Oak ot runners, new soils, helmet. Time and savings deposits of individuals, 52:35) ihodes Fire House of 75 Llwor Main A. Caruso for 25 years. sion that has been circulating partnerships, ond corporations , 117.227.309 Jl The Information for Bidders, Form of Street. Motowan TownshloTownship,. NeNew JerseyJersey. Deposits of United States Government 9t4.732.34 Bid, Form ot Contract. Plans, Specifico- THOMAS J. FALCO Controversy surrounded Mr. in the borough. However, Deposits of States ond politico! subdivisions , 36.091,40572 lions ond Forms of Bid Bond, Perform- Secretory Masella's appointment to a since the Municipal Harbor is Certified and officers' checks, etc,...,. 2.792.131.S9 ance-Payment Bond, ond other controct jon. II, n, )J, U 111.00 7J0. Income Property TOTAL DEPOSltT.., S29;,O42,7?|.|| documents may be exomlnod at the fol- five-year term at the organi- "one of the most lucrative 840. Recreational VehlclW (a) Tolol demand deposit* f 90,554,740 OS lowing : ov Ti M iMT NtWVORk STATE - Liberty area. It Division of 1972 20' CAMPER TRAILER - Loa'd'ed (b) Tot* time ond savings deposits $204,41;.96*83 zation meeting of Borough sources of revenue to the ocres. Beautiful view Two large buildings Other Mobilities Building and Construction * «» iro , lultoble lor oporlments or lodge„, Dae wllh oHtros. Reasonable. Call between 7 West State and Willow Streets Nollce It hereby olv«n that teoled Council. borough," Mr. Art staid It well Excellent lor hunting and II ond 9 a.m., or 3 lo 10 p.m., 291-3744. TOTAL LIABILITIES Trenton. New Jersey 0M25 Bldi will be received and publicly Termi. Coll 741 IJIJ flshln, IBIIWIJ ond riod en Thundoy, Jonuory LATE 1970-71 APACHE CAMPER —Pi- HI SERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Copies of controct documents may be Richard Art, commission should not become Involved in obtained at the Division of Bulldlno ond lTi»74, ol 10 A.M. by Ihe Monmouth borqlal. ootns lo 22'. sleeps seven. Has Reserve for bod debt losses on loom County Moiqulto Extarmlnollon Corn refrigerator, stove, two tables and sink (set up pursuant to IRS ruling.) 3,910^00 00 Construction upon payment of Vi.Sd for chairman, said he would like politic!). each set. Any bidder will be refunded million at 111 office, Waytloa Rood. Encellent condition. Like new. «95O llrm. New ShitwiBury, Now Jerwy, for Ihe 7*0. Lot* and Acrxjgt After o p.m. call 191 2027 or 791 144X1 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES "X9lo,oool6 his payment ot 1)5.00 ptr let upon to see the commission's oper- Mr. Art commended Mr. Ca- request If sold sells! II relumed turnllfMna ond oellvery of one (1) new 'fJUMSON -Build your oreom house on* CAPITAL ACCOUNT* promptly Iwlthln two weeks of DM open or MM Boll 47O-4A Helicopter or equal. ations free from politics. ruso for his "25 years of dedi- .IMl I'/, ocre lol In residential ared Equity copltol-totol Ing dote) and In good condition. Any Since (till eoulpmenl will be uied for "The people of Atlantic cated service to the people of taUBB. 041-2710 Common Stock-total par value 11.00 non-bidder upon return of his setts MOiqvlto Control operotlonl. certain UP. Swimming Pool* No. shares authorized 5.5O0.0OO promptly and In good CoMHIon will be odoolotioni mull bo contidired oil ol Highlands have voted a defi- Atlantic Highlands. Mr. Ca- RUMSON LOT - Beautifully londi POOL DISTRIBUTOR — Mutt seli Ml No. shares outstanding 4,Se5.4O0 refunded on amount not 10 Mceed 1)7 SO which are detailed In ipeclllcaliortl ob- ene ocre lot on lovely lone No me „ per set. Sells) ot controct document' lolnoble from the Commlmon't office. nite Democratic majority. ruso foresaw the need for once ot 1973 pools, complete with deck, 11,134.«00.00 «OBEI«TOSTE»GA*RO needed Terms to buyer coll 142 4I3S a fence and tiller. Factory eloseout. Must Ut« I v Ided'pVof i ts7"/.7^ 7.492,000.49 will be ovollable for perusal by Inter tgr 4 p in oiled parties free of chorge In the Take Suolrlnlendonf They have earned the right to launching ramps for small be sold now lo moke room lor our new TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Jon. II. Jl. J! 114.3} 1974 line. Original value S2495. Now only Off Room In the Division of Bulldim RUMSON - l±. ocre corner lot. Ride sro. completely erected. Coll Frank, 416- TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS and Construction. appoint whomever they want. boats many years ago. Every H-.ono'BuenaVllto. S3S.0O0. 3300. The State reserves the right lo re|tc (42-44.14 An ordinance entllted "AN ORDI- I am sure they have given the boat owner owes him a great any or all bids. NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE VACA Averog-t ot total deposits to"tW?S*c*1enSor Each bidder must deposit with Ml bid FLORIDA LC.S - (two KbtWSI on som TION OF A CERTAIN PORTION OR appointment much thought. deal of credit and gratitude doys ending with call dote 29S.UUI5.75 security in the amount, form and sub PART OP ST*E«T OR HIGHWAY muore block, but not obutilno. Will be i lect to me conditions provided In the in r*«dy to build on by Dec if75. in new Average of total loon* for the 15 calendar doys ending with call date . 713.455,17217 KNOWN AS PINE STREET IN THE and have come up with mure for his work. He did a good SPfcCIAL Standby letters of credit * 172,231.00. slrucllons for Bidders. BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY. section ol thriving young city. 7Vj miles Attention of bidders Is portlcularl than a political appointment job." i ot Ft. Myers, within ', block ot can- NOTICES colled lo the requirements as to tend JtAtE OF NEW JERSEY " was I, George L Blellti, President ot the above-named bonk do hereby declare that presented for Introduction and first rneor force river, ond Vi miles from this report of condition Is true ond correct t"o thle bes|ot_mbest ot myy knowledgknowli e ond belief. lions of employment to be observed on reading on December t, 1973 by Mayor Gulf. Selling ot original cost. Terms — GEORGE L.BIELI minimum wage rotes to be paid unda our equity ond remaining contract at 4% »*0. Lout and Found the contract. ond Council ol Borough Of Nlw Shrews 741-IUt. Coll evenlngi. We. the undersigned dlreclors ntletl the correctness ot Ihls report ol condition No bidder may withdraw his bid wlthl bury ond oft Jonuory TO. 1974 was finally Board Employes Protest LOST — Medium slie brown dog. moll, ond declare That It Ins been examined by us ond lo ihe best ol ourknowledgi *d sluty 1401 days after the octuol data < adapted -•»«Tft|li,T,.HiMCI, WILL TRADE - II choice building lots In •nswers to "Tufty.' Keansburg beach Dtlitf it (rut QOd cofrtci, the opening thereof. Mov" Florida, each 75' < 135' tor local property area. Reward 717 7301 after 4 p m ALSTON BEEKMAN JR. DEPARTMENT OF 1H Borough ol of equal value with or without buildings. LOST —*Germon"Shortholr Pointer, near C LESTER RUE TREASURY New Shrewsbury Compensatory Time Loss High and dry Ml 5721. Two Guys, Rl. 35. Mlddlefown. Children WEEBERW. BROOK Division ol Building Jonuory 31, 1974 TWO ACRES - Pltturesoue.oenlly* Hop- heartbroken Reward. 671-6792. ond Construction JEROME 5. REED LONG BRANCH — Mrs. ing land with large pond ond waterfall. Waller T. Peters, Jr., Director Association, has asked the Vermonf-llke setting Convenient location LOST — White dog, ISamoyedl. Keans- Kroufn Clark Marie Panos. a reprrspnlative hit very countrified. 117.900 791 2925 otter burg area. It found, please call Notice is hereby given to the toMpoyers of (he Borough ot Eotonlown that a public Jon. 14. II 137 00 Jon. Jl Board of Kducation to meet 7 p.m. ' jnng on the School Budget will be held at I M p.m., Monday, January II, 1974 In of (he New Jersey Kducatlon with secretarial and custodial nran Ihei All-Purpose Room ol the Memorial School, Grant Avenue, Eotonlown, New MIDt>LEf6WN"^"Good"bu7idingToT LOST — Small brown mole dog. while LEOAL NOTICI LEOAL NOTICE High and dry »JW Jersey eprescnlatives regarding chest ond feel Part Beagle ond Sponlel. A complete copy ol the budget will Be ovoliobie for inipectlon ol ihe office ol ihe LEOAL NOTICE _ Call 717 34tl NOTICE Answers to "Fo«y." Atlantic Highlands Boon) ol Education ony day eicept Saturday ond Sunday belween Ine hours ol f 00 Notice it hereby given that the Board ot Education of Mlddletown Township NtTlCI TO IIOOEP.5 hree days' "compensatory MIOOLETOWN '.i ocre wooded SI3.990 Reward. 791 1114 and 4:00 p.m. will hold a public hearing on the financial statement and proposed budget for the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihol HAILf T - 105il07 ready to OUIW S9.70O FOUND - Charm bracelet In Bamber- ANTHONY ROCCO school year 1974 7J. as here set torth, between I 00 P.M and 9 00 P M. art January Moled bldi will be received by Ihe May 1 me" leave they said they KEANSBURG 1 lots, one price 114,900 ger's Men's Department. Contact Dotty at Secretory 30. 1974 ot the Administration Building, SO Tlndall Road, Mlddletown. NJ. or ond Towmhlp Committee of the IDEAL REALTY. Realtors 741 S2S3 542 121!. Ell JtV SCHOOL DISTKIC I BUDGET STATEMENT Sold budget will be on tile ond open to ma public between Ihe hours el 1:00 TownthlP ot COM! Neck. Monmouth were required to take during fOII SCHOOL YEAP. mill A v and 4 00 P.M. from jonuory 20, 1974 lo Jonuory 30. 1974 ot ihe office ot the Count*. New Jertev for The Construc- he Jan. 2,3 and 4 school clos- Board al Education at lotenlown County et Menmeuln Secretory of the Boord Ol Education. 19 Tindell Flood, Mlddletown, N.J, tion of Tennli Courtl ot Conover Rood III ID 111 JAMES W DAVlOMtlStR School ond opened and reod in public al 770. Mobil* Horn** WO. Spoclol Notice* ml n I»M JI min Socretory ttto TOwnIMp Holt, Cedor Drive. Coll* ENROLLMENTS lActuol) lEilimoleO) IBlllmolM) 1CHOOL DISTRICT BUD0I1 STATIMiHT Nock, New Joriey on Jonuory 11. 11)4 Mrs. Panos said Wednesday FURNISHED ltM5 WINDSOR MOBILE A SELP STUDY GROUP - ImoHloottnB >5* SCHOOL VIAR I9J4 'I « I:M P.M . Doylloht SavlncjuStonaord HOME - Eatontown Air conditioned The Gurdlleff System Is now forming. ReiWanl Av Dolly En/011 JIM • 1.100 J 450 Two bedrooms Eicellenl condition im ADO ADE Tuition Puplll Heed 4 0 IS IS Boor* el Eoucolien o'l WdexilewMl n Tewnsh.p C el MtnmeatR Tim*. wWchever provalll hat employes with 12-month Anyone interested please contact Tom, •10IIM1 ore reqimtlrogudtteOd on separat11 e pro- mediate occupancy Asking 14500 Call AM or John at or 170-1509 Total Average Dolly Enroll i.vee J.JIS 1.445 HI contracts worked during the M 1247 otter I. IOUP.CESOF MVINUI I9M7S solMisl tolor mIhe lollawlnfollowing tyctypeM s of work: LOSE WEIGHT - With New Shape To II) ID 111 ENROLLMENTS (Aclstoll ItllMMtedl Hsiimoledi 1 ConfiructloConstruction otl BituminouBilui s Con- three-day school closing. Km- MOBILE"HOME - tt«SO Two bedrooms blots ond Hydrea Water Pills ot Mofowon ltlj.ll lid 14 ml M Resident Av DoilOolly Enroll 13.6411 14TI714.174 I3.<91 crele Tennis Courtt Very good condition Coll after 1 p m 791 Drugs, Marquet's Pharmacy. Keansburg. CURRENT EXPENSE lActual) lAnliclpoloa) lAntlci ADD «OE Tuition Pupils IK d. . IB I I Cham Ur* Fencing ployes with a 10-month pact, M TYYoung Phormocy. Littlliee 'Silver Appropriation Balance •USl.ori IS Total Average Daily Enroll 11.IS0.9 11,114 14.000 1 Tomlt Pull ond Neli Balance Appr OPTloled SIOO.OOOOO SOURCES OF REVENUE e. Construction af 'Colorcoat" of she said, were told to take the 1.017,117 00 944,113 00 (ii Tefinli Court! days off '11.043 00 »9'.SMtO 1971-11 Ifii-M 197471 1. White Ploying Llnoi for Court* ESS*edoaAd ! 4f.ni oo 1V0 000 00 CURRENT EXPENSE lAntKHMled) 4. COnltrucllon of Parking ond Ac Eilott Wanted 'fni o lAMUHWIMI •W. Travd-Trantportotion Tuition 11.19' 17 i i.ooo a Appropriation Balance costffood The time off, she said, was Bofonce Appropr kjted Miscellaneous Revenue. 11.171 41 14 VJOOO HMO S477.S14 9S •IOM ond ipeclllcolloni for the pro HOUSES OR LAND CAR POOL OR SHARE ALL I Special Federal ond'or Loco) Tai Levy II.IIMSJ.M oolld work prepared by Tnomoi w charged lo the clerical and Bought for cosh For details, coll COStS'PLUS - And you drive. Leaving Stole sponsored Programs 1.107 It State Aid 3 044 3M0O Iirdioll TowmHIp Enflnoer. Ill IMh custodial employes' com- Oceonpo't 7 o in Return from Holmdel Federal Aid Avonuo. Belmar New JeriOy ore on tile THE KIRWAN CO. oreo. P M on your lime schedule 541 IA II TOTAL CURRENT EXP ii.4U.tHu ij 411.179 H I? am ti4 no Tuition in MM Engineer » Office OM mov be in pensatory time They object, atm 7f Ntwman Springs ltd RM iaRh, N Miscellaneous Revenue tpoctod by proipoctlve bidder* during I Unonlicloi Federot ond or Slate Sponsored Programs > Special Federal ond'Or bmlnoii houri The ilondard propaial she said, to having been' 842-4350 CAPITAL OUTLAY stotState sponsored PrPrograms fofm« ore attached to live Ipeclfkaflonv Appr opr lot Ion Bounce •lle.JOO 37 (A II TOTAL CUR—INR T B«P tll.Mt.Nl.tB m.eM.ll'OS cooiet of whkh will bo lurnlihed upon forced to take unplanned va- Quick - No Seams Botooce Appropriated 110.000 00 opollcollon lo the Enginee' ond puy cations Day-Dinner Vest Local Ta« Levy 0000 00 I Unonllcipotod Fedorot ond'oe Mat* Sponsored Frogranis mom ol Fifteen Dollori 111*001 lor Ihe IB II TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 129,110 » CAPITAL OUTLAY colt of p*eporotlon Thiinus I'enn, a spokesman Printed Pattern Approortotlon Balance 'Ho 7t9 II Bldi mult be mode on Ihe itonoord 'Nellecli Achjol ApfKOpfiolien* Bolonce July loCoTTo.Levy 10.444 M IIJ.4U900 Ml.tl'OO prllllll lorm In Ifle morwor doiignoled for the sihool system's M cus- OIBT llUVlCr Mllcelloneous Revenue 14 I It 41 nwraln M noulred by the ipo<|lico ApfroajrlMOA BoMn llttlfi II II1419 Bt mum 11 eni and mvit bo inclosed in a tealoo todial employes, said he alto •4.411 I onvelope bOSrlna 'he n«me and OlMreii O* M bldoor anal IM nomo el Hie pro seeks a meeting with board •Raltectl ActvM A»wio»lollenl"Boion(e July I . I9'l need work on ttto avHtpl oaMrened 10 DEBT SERVICE me Mo»»r and TewnlMa Commune el members to correct Ihe Aporoptlotion Balance IM TovnlMp ol Celti Neck, OM mull CAPITAL OjSiavi FUNO Botance AewroprtoNM III? 41)OS B4J,occ«MOMIat or 0 itttilled check forced time nlf Bolonce on TJoPMit meat ! le 9M.'4I'« 1 ill 111 70 cothlor'l cfttc k K bti bond in tht IMoroll Borneo state Aid ne 141 w 1)4941 • 114441 M omeunl af tin per tont I IvSt ot ihe Both said that 12-month em- ID [I TOTAL CAPITAL W>IMraw« - Capitol Rotary* . _^^B omeynl e* the aid Out not more than ployr* were deprived of Ihe BfMlvf PUNO IC It TOTAL O1BT MPJVICE IWn 0)4 JO '•mminee et •». r... . , At the Noel Monnieum 1 n fRIiN. Movies TMl* ich»tlwlli OHO) »r» y 1011*5 kv lh« lh«»lBr in*) Iht IliMi aro Ur ••*.••/ WMy Stk BOH*. a ...... Dt«eM 1 M J| J[ M otfr m m .• BV .. 'SI "«.. • mm • .iur:i i: 18 The Daly Register, Red Bank-MWdleUwn, N.J. MMday, January 21,1174 Dennis iheMen Snuffy Smith Crossword Puzzle HAS HE SOT 49 Peril 22 Akra- JEST GIVE OC BULLET 6NNVTHINQ ACROSS 29 Old 24 Bui - instrument 62 Forbidden THAT'S 1 Sh«p«tofit 25 "I Remem- THESE VALUER DOG 30 Dry 54 Greek classic KETCHIN', 6 Western un- ber-" PILLS TWICET A 32 Nicety 56 Locating DOC? hitching pott 26 "The Tender DAV AN' HE'LL BE 10 Cowboy pal 37 French 59 Fat man's nemesis BACK ON HIS 14 Luxury - painter 60 Skirt 27 Chinese: 15 Alwav* 39 Edge FEET IN A DAV 61 Detection prel. 16 Mixture 40 Fix 29 Confinement ORTWO-- the street device 17 Pointiest 31 Assigned 41 Making 62 - is enough 18 Expensive 33 Able excuses 63 Jason's ship item 34 Jacket 19 Vein 44 City on 64 Wipe out Norton Sound 65 Acorn, e.g. 35 Given- 20 Old or New 36 Ginkgo or 45 Pie or 66 Hammer part 22 Forty ninei Chinaberry 23 Particles 67 Tramp's goggle - nickname 38 Played 24 Milers 46 Three times DOWN 42 Eur. country: 26 H.ill«: abbr. 48 Born, in the 1 Roosted abbr. 28 Kind ol story social notes 2 What to do 43 Pacific Solution lo Yesterdays Puule: in a diner Island T CANT TALK JUISJ Until! LJLU1U 3 Collections 47 "The Mouse that -" I MEAN UKE WE PON'T COMMUNICATE TDHI/vi WHEN jijjj uimuu UULJU 4 Kindofgon UJULJ IJUUUUULJL1JL1 or thlon 49 Capers AROUND HERE/ THERE'S NO DIALOGUE/ HE'S LIKE THIS/ WE DON'T MAKE CONTACT WITH EACH IJJUiJUHULI ULJUULJU 5 Discusses 50 Straighten: OOTHAT.TDO. 6UESS IN THOSE UUULJLJ LILlULlLlkl 6 Recalled var. OTHER/ m QU) useoio .. i uaauuu uuuuu 51 Relative UJU liULJU UliUUU 7 Smooths wi&BMdow LIVED Five MILES FROM SCHOOL.* UUULJU UUU UDULJU 8 Without 52 Slight color UUWUli UULJLJ LIUU mixing 53 Japanese city Uiildnn'* Lrlter. HliUUU UUUULJU 9 Remnant 55 Father LJUUWUU ilUtU'lLI 10 Cops 56 Mrs. Cantor, u auHUi 11 Unaccompanied etal. 57 Cartoonist aanu UIILJUU UULIU 12 "Easy -" laaau unun aauu 13 Perfofmers 58 Drab color 21 Othello 60 Chart 1 i ~\ 0 1 2 J Mary Worth III T T" / OH? I THOUGHT * ANPIWWTWUR - ~ THAHK »0,MM FAWHMt ' 7 17 T~ 9 iTHEKEAHf mil A LOT Of nmn wi WERE MANP-PAUtHTER'S SVItU YOU'M to k kforc I LJ SSiSIOItt AH£AD, HOWtVIR! LITTLE MOUTH TO Bf vi n ALMOST THRSUUti JU4T RI&HT ; THAT BEWN4 Tt UX)K CONKIENTIOUS i 1 YHtt MUCH LIKE BtiSY, • BUT I'M 23 . MI5J LKKOSSf' SUM THE PK* CHILD 14 I 1 (,11 UNO T1KLD 30 31 •)T 1 OF THESE f » SITTINO6 F THEY SM A PORTRAIT 15 jT" W A LIKENESS THAT HAS SOMETHING WRONG iii I" u WITH THE MOUTH.' i I pi 50 • i id 57 1 The Wizard of Id \ 5? 11 w 1 t 1 Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY. January 21 - strative of a fiery nature. you lose by default. cerned. Born today, you are an impa- The same is true of your ARIES (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) tient individual who finds it impatience; you can learn to -Organize your time pro- -Carry out your own plans extremely difficult to wait, to control it simply by con-perly and you should be able for settling your own future 3C ^^ quietly gather support and sciously refusing to give way to fit in everything you must in your own way. Otherwise, then to remain still until the to any outward revelations of do today and a few things you you may find that you have Andy Capp right moment for action that particular inner feeling. really want to do. placed yourself behind the comes along. You may during your early TAURUS (April 20 May 20) eight ball. ALLOW ME THC You are willing to take all adult hood develop a -Propose a solution lo LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) •TO HELP, the time you need to prepare recklessness that is a another's problem You can -Impart to others whatever yourself for making a drawback rather than an ad- gain both respect and ad- knowledge you can concern- NO, NO, I miration if you are wise > WOULDN'T judicious decision — but once vantage where your success ing new projects in which THINK OP IT that decision is made, once is concerned. Unhappy with enough to render a decision (hey may be engaged. Now is you know what you are going routine work, you do every- acceptable lo all concerned. a tune to cooperate in do, your only desire is to thing in your power lo vary GEMINI (May 21 June 20) SCOnPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21) act, to turn theory into the your activities, to bring new hmewarned is forearmed. -A time when your literary reality of experience. life and color to the perfor- Don't be afraid to take into ahihly can be put lo use in an Un the other hand, you can mance of duties that are your confidence any who may unusual way Make gains be very patient with loved otherwise dull. have information you could before sundown, earn for ones, even surprising your- use during the next few days. yourself a new place on the self with your willingness to Tuesday, January 22 CANCER (June 21 July 23) home front wait. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Keb - You can be aggressive and SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22- Lack of patience leads li> -Although you may notat the same time be sym- Dcc 21) -So long as you are wish it so. this is a day for Nubliin directly to a loss of temper, pathetic Disregard (he view IH'rsuaded of the Tightness of and it may well be that even manual labor Don't allow nl those who have their own vnur present course of action. yourself the luxury of saying as a youngster you will gain a promises to keep - at your ilon I hesitate In continue u I'MON AAliWONB. ON no lo another's suggest inn reputation for being some- expense, perhaps vnu have begun. Proceed' Diet vou CAN EAT that you pilch in what explosive in tempera- I.KO (July 23 Aug 22) i WHM'OKN (Dec 22 Jan. WUATBvBR VOU WANT, niCWr l» March W you WANT.. ment. Your explosiveiwui is, -Take command of the Ml l»i -There is no need lo run however, something that you Fighting for your rights sen) situation un (he emplnv ceil vmir leHinK* from I nov can learn to control simply by may seem easy - until yni men! scene H liml vnuisell with whnm you work All will censoring and. thus, halting Irv lo do so Don't be frighten well down on the intern pole he tuiiir off if emotional whatever acts an demon- ed off by I hose who would Me where advancement IH con honesty prevail* Inday Shnnwolcfs Bridge Advice •y ALr>KO »MHNW<»I D *<> get al II.. hr loi ynui rop» h> wmttng M ctM* gol hi» rarlv Irnnlnn Me •d Hank IdniMrr), Ben ''"• ptw* tUfyet) up »ith W Put AvtMW. N» MONttTlY, * ItWCIAlLV TMOI M 5 IF/YOU njALlY POUT WfLULIT^TUVfTPOItV 'her uaMJ to edvleje HM atkfa) g ejfMe) ll N Y ieji; , i oar so WHIM P*CfS Mfh (THINK ITS CHCAPf* TWO C*» TMUff VfAM J n thul T«tO Of COOKIN8, AND »O HWM THAT £*w| «r\ TO f*T our, j A»»»}WOOVTf -•> iiniil Ihry »*k ynu * winnd molhr , .... . • i ir« cMiAPffi* )Tm roiAT r-,i ,r ,».** n*w touii' uinlt i id. Kin 'I'll I eJMM IMeT '" • ' ! * • rtt > , . (•All Hiwlh -.hmilil havi Mtl Hi hi, if lirel 1 .««fe.' - The DaUy Register, Red luk-Mttdletowi, N.J. MtwUy. J ry 21,1174 If MNC IN ITALY TONIGHT WINNIPEG BALLET TOURS 1VLTCRACKER' Television Today WINNIPEG (AP) - The Na- and Saskatoon. Nrw York Ch«niitl»-2.4,5.7,9.11 Uonal Touring Office of the Two tractor trailers will ITMiANOKM Canada Council has told the transport the scenery, which a a THE MERV GRIFflN SHOW atWfB.7TI1lf<. H0| (52) (H) NJ. RMUC HtOADCASTIN6 •JO Royal Winnipeg Ballet that the was designed and built in Ger- A» profraaualaa; oa taeaa rtiaa.ali ariwal tea ttMat a DRAGNET Car tbaft by Uirlu-aeeklnf teenafera leada to more company will receive ISO ,000 to many, supervised by Jurgen OATTM MOVHS aerloua crime ana traced;. present "The Nutcracker" In Rose. Choreography is by John j BMWWAYWSC (SI) WAI AND PEACE f» • "A aVear. W SowU" five cities in late January and Neumeier EVERY NOWAY IOIOO I "HtwW. lay" Hapolaaa raueata fraea Moaoaw at laat, Pierre la forced to go alone aa a prlaoaer. during February. -00" IM • "April Shaven" «A> a a HERE'S LUCY )* ReHaurant and I < "AM* at ft.ee* GaUaa" Orauaatance* feroe Lucy to ael ua the "Carter The cities are Vancouver, "The night )M I | "Capti,, WIM Wamaa- convaleacent ward" la cart for ailing Uncle Harry, WALTBHAM Calgary, Edmonton, Regina Cocktail Lounge Op*n 7 Days 4M « Xir, AcVaa the Rive." Kim and Mary Jane. a KYW.TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE ivelun earne I I "Tha Money Trap" "The Uet of Adrian Meeaenger" 119631 alarring 1HA1MS I>«a 4:10 • "McQvire, &. Horn" Touy Curtla. Dana Wynlar. An Eiirliahman a li.t (•••••••••••i of trie grave I "Nevada Smith" (Part I) of people whom he believea are marked for murder, leada to an Inveatigation uncovering evidence In a EVENING bizarre eiluatlon. • and- NIC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE i" aUrrlng Jaanaa Caen, Anjanette Community "Lucy and Uie Dummy" 'NIGHT OF THE B THE WILD. WILD WEST a a AICMONDAY NIGHT MOVIE "The Night of Uie Turncoat" /' i 19701 etarring Burt Reynold.. ( "SkullduggeSuaan CUrkr. In tha Junglea of New Oulnea. an LIVING DEAD' • I DRUM OF JEANNIE SamblUou CUe kyoung proaj actor diet-over, a tribe of MON.&TUES. The Battle of Walklkl" humanlike apea - or are they apelike humane? THE AMERICAN ' a TODAY IN DELAWARE miDDLEBROOKI a HODGEPODGE LODGE a IONANZA FILM THEATRE a SESAME STREET A neighbor of the Ortwrlglili giic-overt too latt iTLUincinErnasJ! 1521 ZOOM th«t the MOurlty ht want* (or hia diurhUr la rlfht n hud 2 & 8 P.M. liDIU 493-2277 4:10 8 NIC NI6HTLY NEWS 09 m FOUR GREY WALLS FULL COURSE DINNER 0 IEWITCHED Thla prurram documente priaon reform. t VMk««l 930 O O THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW •RHINOCEROS", mm cw on TOMATO jwcf, soup « uui O ARC EVENIN6 NEWS A young actreee tliae to advance her career by imrreeaing thoee who ran help her. MON. Lmqum* with «mn( dwn MUM 3.50 ID IEAT THE CLOCK I UNDER IILIY PENN'S HAT Q MEET THE MAYORS CONTINUING WED.) TAKE "HE • ZOOM TUcS. Baked smoked h«m w/Montmortncy 1040 O a MEDICAL CENTER ENTIRE I (12(S2|) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW "Choice of Cvlla " The middla-aied huaband of a 1 Sauct (t delightful cherry sauce) "... easily the FAMlL' ,) 740 O ID CBS EVENING NEWS beautiful young bride refuaea to aubmlt to life- easing lurgery becauae It may leave him impotent WED. Sieik Pizzoli A WHAT'S MY LINE? a i SAVOY best movie so COi.O« \| THURS. AND SUN. English cul Prime Rib O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS NEW YORK REPORT Mattiion off Main a MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE IWASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK far this year." VegeHble, Poiiioe. Ice Cream, Collee Albiiry Park.988-3533 "The Survivor*" MEDICAL CONSULTATION - Siaoien 'i'lx: KITCHCN OPEN UNTIL 1:30 AM O TO TELL THE TRUTH (SI) FIRING LINE Nt tv rCJfln r/«fs I Luncheon* end tHnnta Dally O AtC NEWS 10:10 ONEIEWS n I. WILD a THE LUCY SHOW CD HANDFUL OF ASHES Now Thru "... the) wimiMl. most "Lucy the Babyiltlar" Thla la-part aerie, focuaea on tha tranaltlnn of «THJMUflUPHHHUT. Thursday human comedy ID THE MOD SQUAD poor rural Appalachian people to the city In aearch of work. In a long llmt... •A Run lor tha Money" CD TAKE 12 O THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW miilawfully •uculad ... Tonlghl'a aefmenta: "Would You Sleep Better With profoundly afiacUng... _l WHO IS MAN? a Ford In the White Houaa?" and "A Converaa- ID CAREER MO tlon With Jtaalca UlUord." Quick Mntatlonally lunny." CAa"es Cw7ip'»i MT>0 AOL (52) HISTORY OF U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS (52) RELIGIOUS AMERICA Principle thtmea and major eventa that dot tha LOS AHGflJSMfS UM SBOOSIBJS2) NEWS Turn MAX VON SYDOW hlitory of our oeallnga with other world powtra 8 ONE STEP BEYOND are Identified In thla eirtea. "Blood Flower" ANDLIVULLMANN 7:10 B STAND UP AND CHEER Over Ount: Jim Backua. fl WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE IN "ToUlrer Bandar" O LET'S MAKE A DEAL a THE TWILIGHT ZONE O THE HOLLYWOOD SOUAIUS ID WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK "THE NEW Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11:30 O tTJ) THE CIS LATE SHOW ADULTS ONLY I nhMTvisioii Q WORLD OF SURVIVAL LAND" "Protection of Rare Blrda and lu Craaturai" "Top Secret Affair" (1B57) atarring rtuaan Hay-' in color 8 BOWLINS FOR DOLURS ward. Kirk Douglaa. Tha war between tha eexee ID EYE ON movea to the battlefield when a tough Army gen- eral foe* to war with a tougher lady publlaher. O ART IS PRESENTS O O THE TONIGHT SHOW Conductor Leonard Bfmateln, ballet maatar Ed- Hoat: McLean St.venaon. ward Vlllalla. arllit Robert Murray and mime Tony 8 THE 11:30 MOVIE Montanaro are featured In thla look at "art." "Tha Luck at the irlah" (1MI) atarrlng Tyrone STRAND O CORONATION STREET Power, Anne Baxter. A reporter flnda an unuaual Alan a and Janata aecrat K dlacovered by Batty romance when ha meeta a lovely ooleen and an un- THEATRE Fnluring: TM HY. Kutekt 4 Tki N.Y. Ringerj predictable leprechaun. 8 TV GARDEN CLUI O a WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT Musk MokartifMoltM KEYPORT 264-0452 (SI) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT "Lady Killer" atarrlng Barbara feldon. Robert Pow- THIS WEEK: ell Jenny marrlea a charming and conelderau man. 100 a O SUNSMOKE who. it tuma out.wanta to kill h«r. "Like Old Tlmea." A reformed criminal retuma to HELD OVER Dodge City after eervlng 13 yeara tn tha peniten- 8 THE LATE SHOW i». B N.Y. KHeki n HmlN Rockili 7:30 P.M. tiary with hopea of renewing hla romance with a "Johnny Dark" I IBM I Marring Tony Curtla. Piper aaloon girl. Laurie. A cocky young engineer ateala a revolu- PLAZA • Hulet 2nd SMASH O 0 THE MAGICIAN tionary new aporta car to enter It In a no-holda UvMIDOlt'D J*« 44141 Jw. Z3 N.Y. Rinftri «. Mlnita FIWMI 7:30 P.M. barred racing event. "The Illuaton of the Curloua Countarfait" (Part TI) Blaka gala ahol and felgni death In order to make a EDGAR WALLACE MYSTERY HOUR WEEK a ahady priaon naeutlva think hla path u elatr A ellver-pelnted key and a cheek made out to a Ja. 25 Mtiriu Trick Mul 8 P.M. man who haa vanlahed are the only eluea to Uw for helatlng bank noua. CRY OF THE WILD ft DEALERS CHOICE murder of a wealthy money-lender. World Premiere O THE CROWD JM. 28 IV. K*ks n. PMtaalpMi 76 vt— 1:30 P.M. O a JACQUES COUSTtAU SPECIAL "Couateeu In the Antarctic: flight of the Pen- Eleanor Boardman and Jamea Murray Mar In thla fulna." Thla filmed itudy focuaea on tha ptagutn. 1825 film about a working girl and a young dream- JM 27 EY. RMMTS «. UUL Kia|t ...»-._.™-7 PJL tr who loin force to try to diatmgulah themeelvea CINEMA 34 Matawin one of the moat faaclnatlng aad rawarkabla crea- ••' I Sgl-ltOO turea In the frigid Antarctic, from "the crow!" (R| a MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 12:30 a NIGHT FINAL "Women a Priaon" MOM) atarrlng Ida Luplno, Jan 12:50 a INSIGHT "LIALEH" ONLY ON FUTUREVISION Stirling. The drranged woman aurerlntandent of a a TOMORROW ;lrla* priaon mlea wilh an Iron hand . . . with vlo- "CRY OF PERSPECTIVE "If you don't sas fpnee and rioting aa lha reault. { THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE O TO TELL THE TRUTH •The Myitery o! Thug Island" I1M4) (tarring Guy any more adult CHANNEL 12 542-7744 O ON THE STREET THE WILD" H H&KAH FIM HAM IT OPENS TODAY. THE IT CLOSES OurMif IhM tin* m'n httftd ovtr MO.000 SEVEN-UPS TOMORROW. afltf llfattaM AfllakH laaif! if URMANCIt At ) AND IP • aV .. J... ^^ la^Ltma«AtaaaaaaaaW ••••EITIVAM* 2 wiuim ; •EXECUTIVE: /u •tAMTt * WIITifl \ IIKS 21 Tie Dily Register, Red Baak-Middletmra, N.J. MowUy, January «, 1174 Keansburg School Board Gets Full-Time Secretary Again dance March 15, from 7 JO un- KEANSBURG - The Board ions known before the Febru- the public hearing, and eight sary," the board president borough taxpayers will have teacher, was designated rep- cipation. til 11 p m. in the high school cf Education welcomed its ary election. people show up, and some of said. to raise only about $30,000 ad- resentative to the N.J. Right The high school's senior cafetorium. new secretary, Patrick R. "Year after year our budget them are our wives. I'd like to The board introduced its ditional in local taxes to sup- to Read program funded by • class was granted permission The school calendar was. Collum of Rumson, at its gets defeated. We come out see a big crowd come out this tentative 1974-73 school budget port the proposed spending the U. S. Office of Education. to schedule the Senior Class modified lo include June 20, meeting in the high school ca- Jiere and stage a big and year and make their wishes Dec. 27. The total proposed plan An application will be sub- prom Friday, May 31. from 9 21, and 24 to make up for letorium elaborate presentation lo known. Then we can make budget is $2,613,43(1, up from On recommendation of Jo- mitted to James Swalm, di- p.m. until lam Location of three days lost this month Mr. CoUum was introduced show the people just where changes in the budget before the current $2,148,059. Be- seph R. Bolger, school super- rector of the state program, the affair is to be determined through emergency closings. to the board and the public by their money will be spent at the election if they are neces- cause of increased state aid, intendent, Mrs. Betty Siano, a for the school district's parti- The junior class will stage a Ronald N. Hayes, the board's personnel committee chair- man. Mr. Collum takes up his »12,090a-year post Feb. 1. The new board secretary has a background in both edu- cation and administration. Winning a degree from Marist College, Poughkcepsie, NY., OVEN TABLE FREEZER in 1967, Mr. Collum went on to obtain a master's degree in business administration from Iona College in New Rochcllc, N.Y. He was employed as an administration specialist by International Business Ma- chines before taking a job teaching management and ROWNSTONE economics at Hudson Catholic High School, Jersey City. Mr. Collum also teaches principles and organization of management at Brookdale Community College. The new board secretary PAPER 7" LUNCH PLATE lives at 58 Washington St., PLEASE BRING BACK Rumson. He will give up his YOUR PAPER SACK teaching job in Jersey City to LH'i all pitch in and holp coniarva take up his full-time board our papar rosourcoi. w. urgo you duties, but will retain his part- to bring back your papar bags time position at Brookdale, whan shopping, to that wa may where he teaches at night. pack your ordar In your own bag. Tour cooperation will bo approci- Mr. Collum is the first per- atad. manent board secretary the board has had for more than FOOOTOWN SUPERMARKETS three years. Board member Thomas E, Kinlin has per- formed the secretary's duties for the past year. Mr. Hayes reported that his committee is continuing nego- tiations with teacher repre- WITH EACH *3 PURCHASE sentatives headed by Samuel Capalbb on 1974-75 teacher NO LIMIT! No coupons! Buy as many as you contracts. wish! Get one piece with $3.00 purchase, two "The negotiations are going pieces with $6.00 purchase. 3 pieces with $9.00 well and the teachers led by Sam Capalbo are negotiating purchase... etc. in good faith." Mr. Hayes re- ported. "We have hopes of an GET A DIFFERENT PIECE early and equitable settle-, C ment," Mr. Hayes declared. EACH WEEK FOR JUST 35 Other members of the WITH EACH '3.00 PURCHASE board's negotiating team are I board members Richard J. PORK -v.v Fleming and John Ziegler Jr. CUP THIS COUPON )>Sg %£ J 7" LUNCH PLATES 35' MUG SAUCER F. Gary Stover, who heads 1 35« the board's budget com- C mittee, reminded the public mm- SPARE DESSERT DISH 35< SALAD/CEREAL BOWL 35 that the 1974-75 school budget, to be advertised Thursday, Sov«76c IO-OI. comes up for public hearing in I Instant CaftW COFFEE MUG 35c 10 DINNER PLATES 35' me high school cafetorium at With thta Coupon •3 8 p.m. Thursday. Jan. 31. iNiSCAR RIBS MATCHING COMPLETER PIECES AVAILABLE ATp George W Preston Jr., COMPARABLE SAVINGS DURING THIS OFFER • board president, urged borough voters to come to the CUP THIS COtlPOlO hearing and make their opin- Collect a 48 Pteca Sav«2Ocl Economy APPETIZER SAVINGS Cioffi Fund (HAD WRAP For Report WM» Itifr Coupon / DAMSAVINGS! | CHICKEN ROLL a* 01 CHICKEN Hit as High BREAKSTONE FRESH COLE SLAW I.ONO BRANCH - A plan CUPTH» COUPONHJK COTTAGE CHOSE UAfooeotn to allot CMS lor Mayor Hen CHICKEN rv i mills annual rrpott N CHICKEN JMHOU FIOUMMRS 99* quired by law. may be MM BREASTS CUTLETS ««•> 49c JUMMCOOFHUT by City Council Ioniumia Coumilmrn Samuel Ti and Wilbrrt Huxncll Mid U») JFANCY SOU FHIIT^ All ma>at or all b«a)f objret lo Ihr budget«i ,md »or* lota Inrf t CanMr Cut Chaaa ( M Mftf loo curtly swin M»uon • I MC CHOP COMBINATKM i. 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