The Daily Register VOL.97 N0.117 SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974 TEN CENTS Byrne expects action this week on tax plan

By JOHN T. McGOK AN ence" in New York, the governor said he had productive talks Byrne said this might be a small income tax iruir.i-.nl ficient education called lor in thr state uwMituliiin with leaders of the Democratic majority ami he found them cigarette and gasoline taxes, and even I statewide proper!) "We've had three years In satisfy the court," Hyme said, TRENTON (AP) - If Gov. Brendan T Byrnes con "ready to evaluate" several tax proposals and to come up lax as part of a bigger package "and if we didn't accomplish it in three veals, then eight or fidence is not misplaced, the legislature is ready to act this with a consensus "in Ihe next couple of days " The legislature hasn't reached a consensus vet. the JJOVH Hi yon isn't going to make am different e week to solve the states fiscal problems Byrne's own proposed solution, a state income tax offered nor said, but is far from deadlocked Byrne said thrw art dit- The governor said he would provoke court action if the Byrne said yesterday that the legislators are ready to last June, was turned down by the state Senate after being ficult times to sell new taxes legislature doesn't come up with a properly lax substitute b> agree on a tax package to close an anticipated $400 million approved by the Assembly He said he still consider* an in "We're in a situation where no i.iv npecUU) in this eco- asking the court if he ran continue slate ant under Ihe budget gap next year and, at the same lime, shift the major come tax "the fairest tax." nomic .climate — is a popular tax." Byrne uid present, unconstitutional svstem burden for financing local education from the local to the The governor said the Senate's alternate proposal for a He said that if he has misjudged ihe legislature - maud Byrne said if the legUUturr doesr'l vole new taxes to state level statewide property tax as the sole solution does not appear to and no new tax proposals come by Dec II he will nut ask the close the projected budget gap he will haw to decide what Both houses of the legislature are scheduled to hold closed have enough support in the Assembly State Supreme Court for more time essential services' Ihe public can do without sessions today to discuss new or increased taxes The legisla He laid the legislature would probably come up with a That court, acting in a public interest suit. Imputed a "Do we close state colleges ' Ho we turn mental inmate* ture is under court mandate to come up with a substitute for little bit of this and a little bit of that" in Ihe way of new or Dec. 31 deadline after it declared the present school financing nut into society''" the governor asked the local property tax as the principal school support before increased taxes. system unconstitutional Byrne said economies already imposed should get the the end of the year. "What has to come out of the Monday meetings." he said, The court said thai system, with its heavv reliance on lo- state through the current fiscal year without am budget defi- Interviewed on WABC TV s "Eyewitness News Confer- "is something that will cam1 a majority of both houses " cal property taxes, cannot provide statewide thorough and ef- cit Damage heavy as storm whips area A severe storm with north- The forecast for this area dale expected to resume H.i/let police said three to east winds gusting up to 80 today calls for continued high classes at 4 p m. today four homes at either end of miles an hour lashed the New winds with a falling tempera Flooding the township had lost elec- Jersey coast yesterday and ture and the possibility of Sporadic flooding was re tricity but that flooding was early today causing major snow during the afternoon, ported throughout the Kay controlled through the use of flooding in low-lying areas ending during the evening. shore area along with power floodgates at Waackaack and power failures throughout The high winds caused pow- shortages caused by fallen Creek northern Monmouth County. er failures throughout the utility poles Keyport police reported In Monmouth Beach, Army county and the Jersey Central Police in Middletown com flooding on several streets personnel stood by early Power It Light Co had at mented "if the storm had and in Matawan, Aberdeen today, ready to evacuate resi- least nine crews working in kept up another hour we Hoad was flooded with water dents if necessary. the Bayshore area trying to would have really been in from Matawan Creek "We do have a mess here." restore service. trouble." Union Beach reported pow- said a police officer. "Ocean The downed power lines As it was, major damage in er lines down on Union Ave., Ave. has been impassable caused several school clos- the township was caused by Shore Road and Jersey Ave with about 2'^ feet of water. ,ings, including Brookdale trees blocking main roads, in- The police there said the We've had problems with Community College. The Ran- cluding Swimming River and flooding on Florence and trees and wires down and ney School, Star of the Sea Middletown-Llncroft Roads Morningside Aves was not loose boats. But we've had no Academy and the Long Marly this morning, power major, but "something to be injuries." Branch public schools were was still out in most of Lin- concerned with." In neighboring Sea Bright. also closed. Downed power croft and Oak Hill Parts of No major flooding was re- Rt. 36 was blocked off be- lines and power failures Navesink and Belford were ported in Atlantic Highlands. cause of flooding and debris prompted the closings. Brook- also without electricity. See Wlad, page 2 in the road, police said. Fif- teen people were reported to have been stranded in their cars. Ocean Ave., from the High- lands Bridge at the north end

«*|llt»r HaMIl L«T» Pun of Sea Bright to Long Branch was closed to traffic during HIGH TIDE — Actually this is a parking lot, not a river over the bulkhead and onto the tennis court most of the night because of beach. This is what the parking lot at Marine Park, parking lot. The boat in the background is moored flooding and heavy seas Red Bank looked like last night as high winds, rain in the municipal marina and was safely riding out which crashed over the sea- and an unusually high tide combined to bring the the storm. wall. The resort town was hit by high ocean'lMes at 9 p.m. which ran three to four feet above normal, and again two hours later by abnormally high water in the Shrewsbury Two jetliner crashes River. Boardwalk hit Meanwhile, police in Long Branch reported this morning that high winds tore the city's boardwalk from its structure take total of 95 lives between Laird St. and Broad- way, strewing boards along UPPERVILLE, Va. (AP) - mountainous area for a lion- sited in various directions their search today for the Ocean Ave. Searchers today were to re- cockpit voice recorder and duran Air Force cargo plane National only has north-south sume hunting for the bodies other monitoring instruments carrying four persons The runways. There was one fatality The manager of Dulles. which may have been storm FAIR HAVEN FATALITY - This is the car in which Miss Alice W. Kelly, of 92 persons killed when a that could provide clues. craft was reported missing daughter of Dr. Charles W. Kelly and Mrs. Joan Sheehan Kelly ot Mon- Trans World Airlines 727 Friday night. Dexter Davis, said weather related. A small foreign car went out of control shortly af- mouth Beach, was killed last night. The car went out of control at 8:09 p.m. crashed into a mountain dur- TWA officials said relatives The Mt. Weather search conditions there were highly on River Rood near the Shrewsbury River Yacht Club and hit a utility pole. ing a wind-driven rain storm, of the 85 passengers and sev- was hampered by driving unusual. "In the six years ter 8 o'clock last night on Riv- er Road in Fair Haven and Miss Kelly was pronounced dead on arrival at Riverview Hospital, Red killing all aboard. en crew members would be rain, fog and winds gusting I've been here, crosswind like struck a utility pole claiming Bank. taken by bus today to a tem- up to 40-50 miles an hour, the this hasn't happened," he The plane, TWA flight 514 the life of the driver and lone porary morgue near the crash same weather conditions that said. bound for Washington from occupant, Miss Alice W. Kelly site to identify the remains. prevailed in the area when The Federal Aviation Ad- Indianapolis and Columbus, of Monmouth Beach. (See Sto- When search operations sus- the jet crashed at 11:10 a.m. ministration said there had Ohio, sheared off tree tops been no unusual commu- ry, page 1.) and slammed into a rocky 10- pended at 8:15 p.m. EST yes- EST. Woman, 21, is killed nications between the plane's Miss Kelly was the daugh- foot-high ledge near a top-se- terday, the remains of 23 per- The flight had been sched- sons had been found, officials uled to land at 10:23 a.m. EST crew and air-traffic con- ter of Dr. Charles W Kelly cret government installation trollers, "just the routine and Mrs. Joan Sheehan Kelly yesterday morning. said. at Washington National Air- port, directly across the Poto- flight conversation." He is a well-known Red Bank physician. The three-jet craft dis- The Mt. Weather crash was mac River from Washington, When the Dulles tower lost in Fair Haven crash followed yesterday by the The storm, accompanied by integrated on impact, strew- when air-traffic controllers radar contact with the plane FAIR HAVEN - Alice W was pronounced dead on ar- crash of a Northwest Orient rain, heavy at times, moved River Road ing bodies and burning wreck- diverted it to Dulles Inter- about 11:10 a.m. EST local Kelly. 21, daughter of Dr and rival. Airlines 727 charter jet near into the north Jersey area Investigating the accident age over a wide area on the national, about 45 miles north- authorities were notified to Mrs. Charles W. Kelly,'40 A hospital spokesman said Stony Point, N.Y. about 20 during the afternoon and by are Patrolmen Raymond T slope of Mt. Weather. The west. begin a search. Two state River Ave., Monmouth Beach, Miss Kelly died from multiple miles northwest of New York dinnertime winds had in- McCue and Richard A. Post. 1,754-foot-high mountain is a The diversion was ordered troopers found the wreckage was killed last night when the fractures. A police spokesman City. The plane carried three creased to gale proportions. Funeral arrangements will foothill of Blue Ridge moun- because Dulles had runways almost immediately. car she was driving went out said the girl had been par- crewmen and no passengers be under the direction of the tains. The plane's tail section of control and hit a utility tially thrown through the and was on its way to Buf- William S. Anderson Funeral later was found 100 yards be- pole. windshield from the force of falo. N.Y , to pick up the Bal- Home of Red Bank low the summit. The accident happened at the impact timore Colts football team. Miss Kelly is survived by 8:09 p.m. on River Road near John H. Reed, chairman of State police said there was no Police said they didn't know her parents. Dr. Charles W the Shrewsbury River Yacht the National Transportation evidence of survivors. what might have caused the Kelly, a prominent Red Bank Safety Board, said it was im- Club. accident. Miss Kelly was physician, and Mrs Joan possible to say immediately Another airplane was re- Miss Kelly is the second alone in the car. Sheehan Kelly: three broth- what caused the crash. In- ported down in Costa Rica daughter of the Kellys to be The car apparently went ers, Owen, (Jregory and vestigators were to continue where searchers combed a killed in a car accident out of control as she entered Charles W. Kelly Jr, and On Nov. 7, 1971 Claire Kel- the S-shaped curve near the three sisters. Shannon Kelly, ly, 19, was one of two teen yacht club. The car ended up Sheila Kelly and Elizabeth agers killed when a car in on the lawn of the house at 900 Kelly which they were riding hit a The inside story tree and broke in half near the Hance Road intersection 9 THE WEATHER Alice, who was employed at Consumers relief; Winds Increasing again and more rain this Riverview Hospital in the in- afternoon. Windy, occasional snow tonight. tensive care unit, reportedly Complete report on page 2. was on her way to pick up school board elections Weddings announced •»**• one of her sisters at the hospi- "Arbitration for Consumer Business " is Ihe name of a Jets win fourth; (ilants nipped again » tal when the accident hap- five-part series by Sylvia Porter which begins'today on page Slate omits Bucs from plav off game l» pened 7 If you've ordered an expensive chair, and it arrives in the Freehold Raceway entries and srUvllons 2» Police said the small for wrong color; if your car develops that same grinding noise af- eign car driven by Miss Kelly ter you've had it repaired; if your newly installed basement Classified •« » DAILY REGISTER hit a reflector sign on the waterproofing leaks, or a number of other "ifs" refer to you. Coin|C!i 21 PHONE NUMBERS north side of River Road and the "Your Money's Worth" column today and in Ihe next four (oalrnporan l.lff *•» Main (mice Hum then traveled 185 feet, cross days may provide you a solution Editorials * Classified Ads Ut-ntt ing the road and striking Ihe The deadline for filing petitions for election to school boards EalerUtameat II Circulation Dept i42-«a» utility pole. is later this month In "Learning World." Elinor Multer gives Financial ' Sports Repl S42-4M4 a few thoughts - even if unsolicited — about the qualities of She was taken to Riverview Make A Dale " Mlddletown Bureau (71-2231 CRASH SCENE — Flames shoot from a Trans World Airline's 727 jetliner a good school board member Her column is a regular Obituaries 4 ft 21 Freehold Bureau 4(2-2121 Hospital by the Fair Haven Tuesday feature of The Daily Register, Northern Monmouih l4 l5 M L

By BEN VAN VLIET (.-ratio majority will consist of of Mr. 1'illsbury because they I don't feel that the inter ered, but reportedly have turing of toe county counsel's Philip N Gumbs. who was feel they won't be able to pretalion of the law should bo turned the job down They office. FREEHOLD - John M elected in 1973, and two new- completely confide in him. any different from a Republi- are Richard Bonello of Long Both he and Mr Fiorino Pillsbury says he has no in- comers — Asbury Park May- can than a Democrat," he Branch, and Benedict R Ni- said the duties of the county "We feel," be said, "that tention of resigning as county or Raymond Kramer and said. cosia, Red Bank Democratic counsel would be shared by we shouldn't be placed in a counsel even though the in- Thomas J Lynch of Middle Mr. Pillsbury said if the leader more than just one or two position where we have to ac- coming Democratic county town. Democrats are concerned Mr. Nicosia will become lawyers. cept the services of a man in administration doesn't want The Republican minority about confidentiality then Red Bank borough attorney "I think we can reduce le- whom we don't have com- him will be represented by Harry "they don't know what the when the Democrats lake gal fees by delegating to plete confidence. The Democrats want tu re- Larrison of Neptune and Kr law profession is. We confide over control of the Borough more lawyers certain specific "After all." Mr. Fiorino place Mr. Pillsbury with nest Kavalek of Middletown. in them and they confide in Council in January. tasks. I Dunk we should break said, "he (Mr. Pillsbury) was Richard T O'Connor, a for Mr. Gumbs, who is ex- us." The Democrats had focused up the office," said Mr. an issue in the campaign so mercoun(.y Democratic pected to be elected freehol- Mr. Fiorino said there are a much of their successful Gumbs, who is a lawyer how can our freeholders no.w chairman. der director, said he (eels Mr number of possibilities the county campaign on the legal Mr. Fiorino agreed, saying work witti him?" Mr Pillsbury as an ap- 1'illsbury should resign or be Democrats will explore if Mr fees paid to Mr. Pillsbury and the county's legal jobs would pointee of the Republican- replaced. "This is not (0 say." Mr 1'illsbury refuses to resign. had pledged to reduce legal be "farmed out" to some ex- One of the alternatives is to costs if elected. controlled Board of Freehol- "I think the county coun- Fiorino said, "that John isn't lent. break up the office, appoint a Mr. Gumbs said the Demo- ders has served as the coun sel," he said, "should repre- a competent lawyer lie's a "It is absolutely positive." Democrat to do the actual le- crats haven't had a chance ty's main legal adviser for sent the party that is in pow- very competent lawyer, but Mr Fiorino said, "that we gal work and leave Mr. Pills- yet to discuss just how this some 15 years. er." the fact remains nol every- are going to reduce the legal bury with the title and the will be done, but he indicated John R. Fiorino, county body wants John as his law- fees and there will be a re- Last year, the freeholders (15,000 retainer, but no work. that one of the first things to Democratic chairman, said yer." structuring of the county nun gave Mr. Pillsbury a three- be done is a complete restruc- Joha R. Kiorio* Philip V Gambs the issue is really a matter of Mr. Fiorino said he expects "We might just pay him his sel's office " year contract as county ion- 115,000-a-year," Mr. Fiorino confidence. Mr. Pillsbury to eventually sel with a retainer of f 15,000 a resign and allow the Demo- said, "and let him sit in the year. "After all," he said, "an at- crats to have a county coun- comer." The job, however, is worth torney is a personal thing. You sel of their choice. Another possibility is a law- considerably more than that. have to have complete con- "The freeholders will be suit aimed at forcing Mr Public beaches advocate For the past three years the fidence in your attorney and talking with John," Mr. Fior- Pillsbury out of his contract county has paid well over the freeholders don't want to ino said, "and 1 hope that on the grounds that the $100,000 for legal work be forced to confide in a polit- John will very graciously step Democrats should nol be The amount of money paid ical operator of the opposition down. I really don't expect forced to be represented by a for legal services was one of party." him to push his services on lawyer they don't want. hails Bay Head challenge the major issues in the cam- Mr. Fiorino said there was us." Meanwhile, the Democrats paign raised by the Demo- have been quietly searching nothing wrong with being a "I'm not going to resign," has been a leader in opening sible beachfronts by ruling in crats, who were successful in their ranks for a man to re- By SHERRY FIGDORE political operator except said Mr. Pillsbury, "I was ap- up what Mr. Bennett terms a case involving Neptune City electing two more members place Mr. Pillsbury. The lead- FAIR HAVEN - Derickson there is something wrong pointed to a three-year term, "reasonable" access to the and Avon, that a municiplaily to the Board of Freeholders, Ing contender for the job is W. Bennett, executive direc- with a Republican being push- and I'm going to serve. beachfront. could not charge nonresidents thus gaining control of the ed down the throats of the Richard T. O'Connor, a Free- tor of the American Littoral "I really don't understand," Although ALS officials have more to use a municpal beach board for the first time in Democrats. hold lawyer, and former Society and an outspoken ad- he said, "why when one party had several informational than it charged its own resi- more than 30 years. county Democratic chairman. vocate of public beach ac- Mr. Fiorino said the free- is elected they feel they must meeting with representatives dents. When the freeholders orga- cess, has hailed next week's holders are concerned with evacuate everyone from the Two other prominent law- of the advocate's office, the And in September, 1973, the nize in January the Demo- hearing in a suit challenging having to accept the services other party. yers were also being consul- C private beeches in Bay Head society has not officially Littoral Society and the As- as an "important case" in the joined in the suit. bury Park Fishing Club were battle (or public use of the "The public defender, it ap- successful in forcing Al- state's seashore. pears, does not seek to have lenhurst to open its Cedar other organizations join in its Ave. jetty to fishermen dur- The hearing's set for Dec. suits," Mr. Bennett observed ing the beach club season to 13 in Burlington County Court avert court action by the two Christmas. in Mt. Holly in a suit filed by The entire question of pub- It's just a drop In the bucket. the state Department of Hub- lic access to beaches is "polit- conservation groups. lie Advocate and the Borough ically a very sensitive issue," Mr. Bennett feels the swing of Point Pleasant the ALS director said, pre- to greater public access be- dicting the current case prob- The suit seeks an injunction gan with a successful demand ably will have a long future in against the private Bay Head to use the seawall in Sea higher courts before it's final- Improvement Association for Bright followed by a shakeup ly settled! an ordinance banning persons in areas of responsibility who are not waterfront prop- lierlrkson H. Bennett The Bay Head case marks within DEP. erty owners from using three the first time the state has "But the Neptune case miles of beach within the mu- clubs or commercial use. dealt with public access, al- really laid the groundwork," nicipality. Arthur Penn, director of the though other recent landmark the ALS executive said. decisions have skirted the is- The case marks the first Public Advocate Depart- Basic to all the court tests sue within the past few years. time a state agency has en- ment's Division of Public In- is the question of the public's State policy tered a beach access suit. terest Advocacy, claims the right to improvements made Inshore towns Bay Head beach regulations In 1972, the state Depart- with public money. Mr. Bennett commented violate a public trust doctrine ment of Environmental Pro- Mr. Penn said millions of that "It seems to me thai that holds that the shore is a tection adopted a new policy state and federal dollars have Point Pleasant has a legiti- publicly held resume that pri- requiring municipalities seek- gone into improving, restoring mate gripe. And as this thing vate interests may merely oc- ing state aid for beachfront and protecting most of the goes along it will turn out cupy. projects, such as erosion con- state's beaches. that all inshore towns have a Mr Penn added that' Bay trol and jetty construction, to Either the receipt of these similar gripe." Head has received more than provide reasonable access funds entitles the public to and file long-term plans for If the state and landlocked (600,000 in state and federal use these restored lands or use and maintenance of pub- Point Pleasant are successful, funds toward beach improve- the funding violates the state KETTLE RINGERS — Members of four civic mittee; Thomas AAcNamara of the Rotary Club, lic beaches. constitutional provisions pro- clubs in Red Bonk get ready to man the annual the resulting decision could ment projects over the past and Capt. Walter Griff is, head of the Red Bank Sal- open up miles of state 20 years. The state Supreme Court in hibiting donation of land or manning of the kettles on behalf of the Salvation vation Army Citadel In Red Bank. Members of the July, 1972, made a major de- money for private purposes, Army. From the left are Joseph Hunter of the beaches now restricted by The 4,000-member Littoral Lions Club will man the kettles on Dec. 19, follow- municipal regulation, private Society, based at Sandy Hook. cision in the battle for acces- he said. Lion's Club; Howard Cohen of the Kiwanls Club; ed by the Rotary Club on Dec. 20, and the Klwanis Harold B. Mlllward, chairman of the Kettle Com- Club on Dec. 23. Wind, flood damage heavy as storm lashes coastline If you're (Continued) utes when a utility pole blew son. Telephone service was Little Silver had a special but there was up to three in- down near the Belford School. reported interrupted in Sea problem. A 30-foot sailboat ches of water on many of the A spokesman for Jersey Bright and Monmouth Beach. broke loose from its moorings streets in neighboring High- Central Power & Light Co During the evening hours in and was blown up against a lands said there were so many pow- Long Branch, police reported bridge on Seven Bridge Road. Keansburg police reported er failures it was difficult to power lines were "sparking" The mast caught on power self-employed, there was no problem with keep track of them. on Ocean, Second, and Bath lines and caused a short cir- water, but the high winds had He said many of the fail- Aves. ami a wire was down cuit, blacking out a section of felled a tree on Crescent St., ures were of a localized na- on Ludlow St. (he borough. knocking out power in the ture, not affecting great num- Police also reported a crew Seven Bridge Road was or supervising Corporate Pension Plans, area. bers of customers. There had removed a felled tree closed for several hours in the In Leonardo, more than were temporary blackouts in from Eastbourne Ave. Power area because of the boat 1,000 homes went without New Shrewsbury, Shrews- was out in several sections of problem and flooding. By know all there is to know about electricity for about 10 min- Haven, and Rum- the city, mainly in the Plea- midnight the boat problem sure Bay area. had been resolved, but the Ocean Township police said road remained closed because the new Pension Reform Act monmouth shopping center trees were down in some of the high water. Oceanport reported major The recently-passed Pension Reform Act embodies the FEIST & FEIST areas and about half of the Mmnmglng Agcnta residents of the large Middle- flooding in the lower areas most sweeping changes in the retirement field. It affects brook apartment complex with a number of roads all self-employed persons... doctors, lawyers, the small were without electricity dur- closed, including Occanporl COME ON IN! ing the early evening. Ave. Police said the most business man.. anyone working for himself or herself. In New Shrewsbury, heavy serious problem was in the And it affects all company employees whether or not winds tore off a portion of the Goose Neck Point area. presently covered. At Colonial First National Bank, we FREE roof of Wall Lincoln Mercury Ten merchants were called GIFT! Inc. and blew off doors to a in the middle of the night to are completely conversant with all the changes in the hangar at the old Red Bank board up their stores in down- new Act, and can quickly let you know how it affects you. Airport used as storage space town Red Bank after high by Levine Motors. winds and debris shattered We've been handling pension & profit sharing plans of Shafto Road and Tinton plate glass windows. every kind for years. Why don't you put our experience Ave. were blocked by fallen Asbury Park police report- and know-how to work for you? Simply, phone Jim trees and large areas of the ed several similar instances borough were blacked out for of store windows smashed by Desmond at 741-1000, and he'll be happy to arrange a more than an hour. winds. meeting to discuss your situation. Weather: Rain •iiiiiMiMiinniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnHniiinnniiiiinniiiiininiinniniiiiii Tides up to four feet 9 p.m. and 3:30 a.m. today. COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK above normal will cause Yesterday's high temperature TRUST DEPT. coastal flooding at time of at Long Branch was 51 and 303 BROAD ST. high tide this morning. Winds the low was 35 degrees. II COLONIAL which subsided this morning was 46 al 6 p.m. and the over- RED BANK 07701 will increase again later night low was 43 Today's 7 today. Occasional rain this af- a.m. temperature was 45. PLEASE SEND ME MORE INFORMATION ternoon will become mixed TIDKS with or change to snow. ON THE PENSION REFORM ACT AND HOW IT Sandy Hook Windy and occasional snow TODAY - High 10:00 p.m. CAN BENEFIT ME. tonight then partly cloudy and and low 4:00 p.m. cold tomorrow. Temperalures TOMORROW - High 10:15 Name kON OUR NEWLY dropping into the mid :i0s this FKST NATIONAL BANK a.m. and 1(1 Mi p.m. and low COVERED MALL afternoon and to near :ifl dur- Address 4:01 urn. and 4:48 p.m. Tht all-service bank that looks out for you. Otxx»» Bambngtr't Cudgrt IM ing tonight. SANTA'S HOURS: 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. For Red Bank and Itumson Business Name. Long Branch weather ob- bridge, add two hours; Sea Phone _ server Wilbur Lafiiyc report- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; FREE PARKING FOR OVER 5000 CARS ed a total of 2.29 inches nf Long Branch, deduct 15 min- rain fell during the storm, al- OPEN NITES til 10 MON. - SAT. utes; Highlands bridge, add M.mtx* FDIC ind FKJ.IH, Union BancorpotdK* most two inches of it between 4(1 minutes. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 2 1974 The Ltatfy Regfe** 3 ORLD Classes to resume B) Ike AsMrUtH Preu Haldeman on stand again at 8 state colleges g NKWARK (AIM - Teaih outcome of the resumplmn ol left Local of the American Pro nltors I * « »•* Watergate cover-up ers at New Jersey's Mgfcl lhe talks Federation of Teachers, rep- Crosw rn IL L " ""' H.R. Haldeman .» his test,- \sked it the teachers would resenting some J.500 instruc- neVer It l the Cenlrs slate colleges were duo back iTh/i, ,K , "* « " Intelligence Agew-y in their classrooms today (ol strike again if the uiiks wen lorv reached agreement with to halt the early FBI investigate ,nlo Watergate unsuccessful. LarateM said. Cov Brendan T Byrne » 1 tod lowing an agreement to re- J "™"! «y '« Ws swond appearance <>n (he witness open contract talks with Ihr There's always Itiis up couasel on a seven point plan Wa$ l0 * I^'oned about his con- The plan includes the appoint- UnUI lhe spnn IK1 slate linn but we are taking XZi £, * °' <»'<« he "arn that the • IMIMI Deal Road, east of Rt. 35, on Mrs. Maria Perri the third Saturday of each month. Schedules are avail- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. The Damia/io Funeral able at the library. Maria T. Perri, 74, of 562 Home, this place, is in charge Residents are asked to tie Summer, St., died yesterday of arrangements. newspapers in bundles and at Monmouth Medical Center. place them at the curb by H Born in Italy, she had lived Mrs. Harriet White a.m. on the morning of the here for 55 years. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs pickup. CJB MASTER CHARGE PHOTO-IDENTIFICATION CARD Her husband was the laic Harriet White. K8. of 1 Camp- Joseph Perri. She was a com- bell Ave., died Thursday in Th<- Most municant of Holy Trinity Riverview Hospital. Red We can't make you famous — but we life a lot easier for you — not to mention wider. With CJB Reserve Checking, you Catholic Church and a mem- Bank. Bountiful Board can make you a familiar face overnight. the tremendous advantages that Master can write checks in excess of the amount ber of the Addolarata Society, Born in Manistee. Mich., Charge gives you: Personal charge in your account up to the limit of your this place. 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Do it today! and Mrs. Yolanda Malctto Mrs. Thcrsa Novak, here; deductible expenses. And thaVs not all and Mrs. Rita Ciaglia. both nf eight grandchildren, and eight You can add CJB Reserve Checking to West Long Branch; a brother. great-grandchildren. your CJB Master Charge Card to make Patsy Tomaino. this place. 15 The Scott Funeral Home, 0200 grandchildren and two great- Helfnrd, is in charge of ar- your world of financial flexibility even grandchildren. rangements. The Daily Register

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Member ol tfn lated Pren - The AHOcialed Presi is entitled ol all the local news printed in me newspaper n «"e'n ai allip ne*i diipalchei 22 IN MONMOUTH COUNTY- 3 IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY- 2 IN UNION COUNTY Second clou potlooe paid ot Red Bonk, N j 07701 or™ u molllnB oHIcei Poblljhed dolly. Monday Ihrouoh Friday Mall llompoyoblelnodvonte PRINTERS J I Year I week I Month 3 MonlM 4 Months (IS 00 135 00 tw »50 7414300 | Home Oe)l«rr» BY Corner .50 Cenh, o week Single copy ol counter 10 Cenli 4 TheXMy Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.1974 William I,. ||j ter 34 years as superintendent and lived in Occanpnrt before the Korean War. djed Friday in the Helene of buildings and grounds for coming here 14 years ago He Surviving are his widow. auld Medical Center. Tren- the Red Bank Board of Kdu was a member of the Luther- Mrs. Gloria Giuliane Hick- cation. He was a lifelong resi- an Church of the Reforma- man, two sons, William and dent of Red Bank tion. West Long Branch (ierard Ilickman, both at Borvs Mr Ivins was a deacon of He was awarded an honor home, two daughters. Miss the New Shrewsbury Seventh Jean Marie and Miss Cynthia MONMOUTH BKACH - ary doctor's degree by the 5% Day Adventist Chun-h of Nep- Huknian. both at home: his Joseph Borys, 79. of 20 John- University of Cologne, der tune, a former president of mother, Mrs. Florence Ilick- s>n It. her* died Friday al many, in 1972. He was ciled tht Ked Bank Firemen's Re- man of Cape May County, Interest •onmouth Convalescent ('en (or his contributions in the ex- lief Association, and a former ploration and application of (wo brothers, Gilbert link ttr, Long Branch captain of the West Side Host* piezoelectric crystals, par- man of Hazlet and Robert Born in Warsaw. Poland. Company of Red Bank ticularly quart/. Ilickman of Cape May Coun- Mr Borys moved here 25 At the time of his death, he Dr. Rudolf II. Brrhmann ty, and a sister, Mrs Maude years ago from Hayonne. He was secretary and treasurer Surviving are his widow. Stradling of Philadelphia, Pa It mil h, at home, and two was a retired agent with Pru- of the fire company, and was Mrs Luclla II. Bechmann. The John P. Condon Funer- grandchildren. dential Insurance Co. New- a life member of the borough two stepdaughters, Mrs Ruth al Home, Atlantic Highlands, The Robert A Braun Home ark, having been employed fire department. Suenwoldt of Munich and is in charge of arrangements for Funerals, Eatontown, was there for 25 years He was i He is survived by his wid- Miss Betty Booth of Baton- in charge of arrangements communicant of the Catholic ow, Mrs. Olive Bellis Ivins; a town; a stepson, Carlos Mr*. Eugene Lavton Church of the Precious Blood son, Louis L Ivins of New- TRENTON - Mrs Ethel J here. berry Park, Calif.; a daugh- Mrs. Gordon llniilru-ksnii He is survived by a son. Al- Layton, 76, of 9 Brandon ter, Mrs. Norma Jean Raze of MIDDLETOWN - Mrs fred C. Borys of this place; a Brick Township; a sister. Road, died yesterday in Kullerton. Calif.; a brother, Margaret L. Hendrickson, 48. daughter, Mrs Helen Pbelan Mrs. Alice Flynn of Seaford. Princeton Medical Center Wilbur Ivins of Red Bank, of 56 Campbell St., died yes- 1.1., and one grandson. •ith whom he lived, a broth- Born in Red Bank. Mrs and seven grandchildren. terday in Monmouth Medical er, Andrew Borys of Bayonne. The Worden Funeral Home. Layton lived in Rumson 35 The John B. Day Funeral Center, Long Branch Red Bank, is in charge of ar- years before moving to .Tren- and two grandchildren Home is in charge of arrange- Born in Rumson, she lived rangements. ton nine months ago. She was The Flock Funeral Home. ments. Long Branch,.is in charge of in this area all her life. She a member of St. George's By had worked for Ft Mon-Mr*. Charles webttter the River Episcopal Church. arrangements Mr*. Olaf Oben mouth. HAZLET - Mrs Loretta Rumson. 20 NVENIENT JW2 ._Death_No t ices^ BROOKLYN, NY - Mrs M. Webster. 55, of 516 Garden Surviving are her husband. Surviving are her husband. 5% INTEREST c° COMMUNITY OFFICES HEDMAN — Edith, age I?, on Nov 29, Anna Olsen, 76, of 1260 67th Park Mobile Homes, died yes- Eugene Layton; a son. Ken- If74, of 10 Monholtan Ave , New Vorh Gordon E. Hendrickson Sr.; If regular payments have been HEAD OFFICE: Clly, devoted mother o* Mr» SoniaPhiibr St., formerly of Atlantic High- terday at Bayshore Commu- neth Layton of Little Silver; Ick and Uri Aino Sit war I Funeral irt three sons, Gordon E. Hen- made as scheduled each week vlcei an Tuesday. Dec 3. at tl a.m ol The lands, died Saturday at home. nity Hospital, llolmilci two daughters, Mrs James 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, New Jersey Worden Funeral Home, 60 E Front SI . drickson Jr. of Rumson. John and club completed, 5% Interest Red Bonk Interment Fair View Cemetery. Born in Norway, Mrs. Olsen Ferguson of Trenton and Mrs C. Hendrickson of Red Bank Born in Jersey City. Mrs paid on the average balance MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM / F D.I C Mlddletown Friend* may coll al the tuner lived in Atlantic Highlands 47 Jack Brown of Beesley Point; ol home an Monday. 7-9 p.m. and Lance Hendrickson, at Webster moved here two and maintained. HENDRICKSON - Margaret iL , oge 41, years before moving to two brothers, Chester Riddle home; two brothers, John E. a half years ago. on Dee 1, »?74, of 54 Campbell Si . Middle Brooklyn. She was a member of Mercerville and Phillip town, beloved wile of Cordon f. Sr . a> DeLanoy of Holly Hill. Fla. voted mother ol Gordon E Jr , John C of the Atlantic Highlands Surviving are her husband. Riddle of Rumson; two sis- and Lone*, beloved titter ol John E and and George W. DeLanoy of George W DeLanoy. Mfft Alice Flynn. Methodist Church, the United Charles B. Webster; a son. ters, Mrs. Anita Maine of Hol- loving grandmother of Gordon E. Hen drickion Funeral services on Wednesday, Methodist Women and the Or- Charles B. Webster Jr. of lywood, Fla. and Mrs. Vera Otc. 4. at IO 30 a m at Tht warden Funer Ol Home, 60 E Front SI Red Bonk inter der of the Eastern Star. Howard W. Ludlow Matawan; a daughter, Mrs Kelly of Monmouth Beach; fntnt Monmouth Memorial Pork, New Loretta Conte of Providence, Shrewsbury Frltndi may call at the luner Surviving are her husband, RED BANK - Howard W nine grandchildren, and two ol home on Tuesday, 3-S and 7-t p.m. in R.I ; a brother. William great-granddaughters. tteu of flower* donations may be mode to Olaf Olsen; a son, Alfred Ol- Ludlow, 102 Catherine St.. Berndt of Toms River; three rheArrfcrloon Cane pr s« kfv sen of Mlddletown; three sis- died Saturday at his home. The Wordon Funeral Home. sisters, Mrs Bertha Dodd of IVINS - Stanley L., o» Red Bank, on Nov ters, Mrs. Helga Nilsen of Mr. Ludlow was bom in At- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- If, 1974 Ape 65 Hirtband ol Olive (ne« Jersey City, Mrs. Evelyn No- Belli*), fother ol Louis ood Mrs. Normo Wilmington, Vt., Mrs. Ber- lantic Highlands, and had rangements. Jean Ron; brother of Wilbur Vlsiloltonot lan of Bayonne and Mrs. me John E Oay Funeral Home, IS Rlv gliot Ingebretson and Mrs. been a lifelong resident of erside Ave., Red Bonk, today 1 * p.m. ond Marie Ford of Cherry Hill, Petra Wersland, both of Nor- this area. He was a member 79 p.m. Funerol service Tut* it JO o.m. and four grandchildren Mrs. Susan Kosjtli ot the funeral htfmt. way, and four brothers, Peder of the Calvary Baptist LAY TON — Ethel J., age 76, on Dec I, SHREWSBURY - Mrs Su- 1974. ef 9 Brandon Rood, Trenton, lor Pederson, Wilier, Jacob and Church, here, and was a for- The John W Mehlenbeck morly of Rumion, beloved wife of Eugene, Funeral Home, is in charge of san R Rosati, HO. of 73 Robin- devoted mother ot Kenneth, Mr». Jamts Olav O'Gried, all of Norway. mer sexton of the church. Ferguson and Mrs. Jock Brown, beloved arrangements. son Place died here slsfer ot Chester and Phillip Riddle, Mr* The Posten Funeral Home Surviving are his widow. Thursday. Anita Maine and Mrs. Vero Kelly Funeral Mrs. Paulina Ludlow, and a services on Wednesday, Dec 4, ot II a.m. Atlantic Highlands, is ir Born in Red Bank, she had ot St. George's By the River Church, Rum charge of arrangements. niece Mrs. Janet Johnson of son. Interment Fair View Cemetery, Mid Mi>. Edith Hedman lived in this area all her life. dlelown Friends may coll ot the Worden Long Branch. Funeral Home, ¥> E. Front St.. Red Bank, NEW YORK, NY - Mrs Surviving are her daughter. The Childs Funeral Home. on Tuesday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Maria J. Nieto Edith Hedman, 82, of 10 Man Mrs Vivian Robb of Oak LUOLOW — Howard W., of 10? Catherine Red Bank, is in charge of ar- hattan Ave. died at home St., Red Bonk, on Sot., Nov. 30, 1974 Lov HEMPSTEAD, NY. - Mrs hurst; a brother, John Sagues Ing husband of Paulino. Kind uncle ot Mr*. rangements. Friday. Janet Johnson. Funeral service Wed. 1 Maria Josefa Nieto, 86, of 49 of Long Branch; nine grand- .m ot the Childs Funeral Home, Red Born in Sweden, she had children, and two great- 8ank. Rev. Purcell Boll officiating Inter Florence Ave. died Friday in ment Shoreland Memorial Gardens, Hoi Miss Claire Torpey lived in New York most of Hempstead General Hospital. grandchildren. let, N.J. Friends may coll at the funeral her life. home Tues. 6-9 p.m. Born in Spain, Mrs. Nieto RED BANK - Miss Claire Arrangements are under R«BERTO - Joseph 8 , aoe 70. of 7»f Surviving are two daugh- was a member of St. Ben- Torpey, 65, of 67 Monmouth the direction of the Worden McKlnley SI , Hollywood, Flo., tormtrly ters, Mrs Sonta Thlibrtck of Of Long Branch, on Nov. 30. 1974, at the edict's Catholic Church, Haz- St., died Saturday at Rlv- Funeral Home, Red Bank Rtvervlew Hospital. Red Bonk. Funeral Clearwater, Fla., and Mrs. Tueidoy, Dec 3, 1974 ot 9 a.m. from the let. erview Hospital. WooU«y Funeral Home, 10 Worrell St., Aina Stewart of Rumson; four LOTTERY NUMBERS Long Branch. Funeral Moss 10 a m. Holy Surviving are her son, Miss Torpey was born in Cross R C. Church, Rumion Friend* may grandchildren, and four edit at the funerol home Monday 2 4 ond 7<9 Jesus Nieto of Hempstead, Brooklyn. Fri., Nov. 29: 91740 a.m. interment Woodbine Cemetery, She is survived by a broth- great-grandchildren. Sat., Nov. 30: 11661 Ottonport. and several nieces and neph- ROSATI - Suum R , oge N, on Nov M.~ ews in the Monmouth County er, Joseph Torpey of Pitts- 1974 Formerly of 73 Robinson Ploce De voted mother ot Mrs Vivian Robb, be area. burgh, Pa. loved ststtr ot John Sogues. Services The John E. Day Funeral Tuesday ot 9 o.m. ot the worden Funeral Arrangements are under Home. 60 E. Front |t , Red Bonk Inter Home of Red Bank, is in ment at Ml. Olivet Cemetery. Mtddletown the direction of Day Funeral For/Christmas... Friends may coll at the funeral home on Home, Keyport. charge of arrangements. Mon T 9pm _ Bulova Accutron' Its famous tuning lork movement gives split second IMPORTED GLASS timing, guaranteed accurate to within a minute a month.' An exciting gift. Let us show you all the many styles. BAUBLES REFLEET For men and women, from $95 to $1600. THE WARMTH OF YQUR CHRISTMAS

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v -We will adjust to this tolerance, il necessary. Guarantee Is lor one lull year. J If you picked all of these items, you could save LAYAWAY NOW a rousing $63, just for shopping THIS WEEK AFTER SIX. 4 WAYS TO BUY ros. • REEDS With that amount you could buy SIX Christmas \ BUDGET ACCOUNT Monmouth Rd. (Rt. 71) • CASH • LAYAWAY turkeys, even at today's grocery prices. West Long Branch, N.J. 201/229-2587 JEWELERS • CREDIT CARDS OPEN Monday thru Saturday 9-9 Sunday 9-6 HM MwmaJs Sinn If IS COME SHOP TONIGHT ... WE'RE OPEN TIL 9! 60 Broad Street 608 Cookman Red Bank Asbury Park N3KBOI1SB MISSUS' SANTA CLAUS PLAYS YOUR FAVORITE Broad and Front, Red Bank. Free parking everywhere, after six. CAROLS 7 to 9 PM WEEK DAYS STARTING MON. DEC. 2nd OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS Man accused of shoplifting SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 2 1974 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wil accused of stealing a Iclr Assault case hearing is postponed Him Craig Johnson. 21, u( vision set from the Woujco IM? Corlies Ave., Neplune, Department Store, Kl 15. KKVI'ORT - A prelnni ty of scheduling i-onflu-ts fight in live Ml rwom <4 Ye will appear in municipal court Friday afternoon at 1:45 p m nary hearing involving Judge HeustT Ihi-n granlitl Collage Inn kcrr. next Monday on charges of He was arrested by the charges and counter charnes another delay late last ui-ek Within hour* alier the in ' shoplifting and giving point' store's security officers, who n( assault which Mayor Wil- this time to Seymour R cident look place. Maym , false information notified police liam A Ralph and kevport Kleinberg. Patrolman Kel- Ralph sigurd two complainis Police said Mr. Johnson is Mr. Johnson gave police Patrolman William K Keller ter'l attorney, moving the against the pahrrman One ' false information by identi have lodged against each oth- hearing date to Saturday lor assault, the ether for • Samaras brothers fying himself as William er has a^ain been delayed Dec 14 at 10 a m Mr. Klein threatening hi* Wff donate $366 to VFW Turner, police said Ralph S ileuser. acting; Mu- berg, who was out of the The patrolman, suspended > The arresting officer vat nicipal Judge, originally slate, was unable to attend since the day of Ibe imidetil. EATONTOWN - The Sa- Bernard Krawczuk slali-d the hearing for Nov 21 the hearing filed a counter complaint on maras brothers, owners and Mr Johnsm is being held in ll Mas postponed to last Sat The mayor and the patrol- Oct. 16. charging the Mayor operators of Triple S Cocktail lieu uf $500 bail urday morning due tn a varie- man admit Ihev had a fist with assault on I potK-rman Lounge and Package Goods. Main St., presented the Soccer unit to meet Ladies' Auxiliary to Eaton- HAZLET - The Ladies town Post, Veterans of For Auxiliary of the Youth Soccer eign Wars, a check for %m Association will meet tomor- with which to purchase col- row at K p m at Veteran's ors. Park Meeting House Auction AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY Reduce DENTAL SEMINAR — Discussing dental insurance at a day-long seminar WEDNESDAY, DEC 4th at 8 Pill ot sponsored by the Central Jersey Academy of Dental Practice Adminis tration were, left to right, Dr. Leo Hoffman of Wantagh, N.Y., Dr. Arthur HOLIDAY INN, RT. 35, HAZLET Christmas Goldberg of Freehold and Dr. Pasquale Groziano of New Shrewsbury. this Year. ,786 grant goes to center INSPECTION FOR 1 HOUR PRIOR TO SALE LONG BRANCH - The community by encouraging resources and facilities avail WALTER J. GILBERT Slim down at Lean line. state Department of ('(immu- young people to continue their able to the center nity Affairs has awarded a education and expand their The Brookdale Learning PRESENTS one year $58,786 state grant tn horizons " CentCf has been in existence TREASURES OF THE SOUTHWEST the Brookdale [.earning Cen- Brookdale Community (HI for three years, during which Handcratied silver and turquoise Irom the Navaio. Zum. Hopi and Santo ter of Long Branch to contin- lege, which sponsors the over 2,200 people have used Domingo Indian Centers ot New Mexico and Arizona Included in this ue its remedial educational its remedial, tutorial and an- magnilicenl collection, you will see squashblossom necklace!, rings Learning Center under the bracelets, concho belts, watch bands, bolo ties, buckles Feitish. Hethe program. Department's Neighborhood cillary services pendants, turquoise nuggets Old Pawn and much more The center provides instruc- Education Center Program The Department's Division TERMS PUBLIC INVITED HOST- tional and counseling services will contribute 193.677 to this of Human Resources will ad- NO ADMISSION FEE W.J. GtliRt to any high school dropout or program and also make Us minister the state grant CASH OR CHECK potential dropout to motivate them toward further academ- ic or vocational development Bring in this ad and save "2.00. The Learning Center serves 10 local high schools from Don't shlep around a lot of extra weight this holiday. which there are over 800 drop- Let Lean Line's tested "Behavior Modification Technique" outs. The center has indicated show you in your head how to lose weight in your tummy And how to keep that lost weight from haunting you. there are an additional I.IK3 (Our special diet even lets you eat spaghetti, bagels, lox students in Monmouth County ... /teinboch and peanut butter.) who are considered potential Just bring In this ad during the coming month and we'll dropouts The center also as- take $2.00 olf when you register to take some weight off. sists adults wishing to obtain open I<3L© a high school equivalency de- e>citing gifts in see • men thru s Call collect: gree or to receive' career phone/Shop toll free 800-392-6890 (asbury park area 774-4747) counseling to increase job op- JLbncktOrVn (201)757-7677 portunities. sun. noon- Commissioner Patricia y. Sheehan of the Department of Lean Line Community Affairs, noted that MD SANK, YMCA Btdg . 166 Maple An . Tun 7 30 pm the center "offers the kind of EATONTOWN, Monmouth Shopping Ctr.. Community Room (Lower Ltvell Wed 6 30 pm support many of these young MATAWAN, American Legion Hall. 188 Main SI. Wed. 9 30 am t 7 30 pm people need to improve their NEPTUNE, J C BUg 203 W Sylvania Ave . Neptune City. Thur*. 9 30 am ft 7 30 pm prospects for future employ- LAKEWO00, Temple Beth-Am. Madison 1 Cary Sit Tues 9.30 am 17 30 pm ment and career opportu FREEHOLD, VFW Pott. Waterworks Rd . Wed 7 00 pm. nities. The center is making a Expiration dale December 31, 1974 RBR— 5 valuable contribution to the

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Come in and let country garden fragrance with a Steinbach suit youl Men's Shops free spirit Flower Mist 4 oz. $4; 6 oz. 5.50 Perfume Mist 2 oz. 5.75; 3V4 oz. 8.50 Dusting Powder 6 oz. 5.50. phone/shop toll free (800) 392-6890 (asbury park only 774-4747) The Daily Register Oil men plan new rip-off Established in 1871-Publukcd by TV Red Bank Rcgutfr By JACK ANDERSON Frank Allen to the II pipeline Even when gross errors or companies which should be gouging were found, there ARTHUR Z KAMIN In the lift few days, we WASHINGTON moving the gas. la the let- were often no follow up in- President and Editor have teen two important gov- ters, Allen and Victor Zabel, vestigations. ernment documents which re- the FPC's chief investigator Concluded the GAO's secret veal that the oil industry SCENE for the study, have demanded report: If "controls are to be Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor plans to take even mere ra- data on these "reservoirs ... continued, FEA will have to venous bites out of the con- IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIHIIII from which no production was • substantially strengthen its g MONDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1974 sumer's inflation plagued reported." compliance and enforcement pocketbook. higher prices, there is no Meanwhile, Big Oil's natu- program at all levels ." One is a secret General Ac- money to explore for new ral gas lobbyists have met se- Footnote: Under the GAO's 'Sometimes I miss our old underdog image/ counting Office report show- gas. Yet the FPC staff study cretly to count Senate noses prodding, the FEA has as- ing how the Federal Energy seems to show that the oil on "deregulation." We obtain- could "result in price reduc- signed 143 auditors to the oil Administration has shame- companies have plenty of gas, ed a copy of their confidential tions." But the chances of producers, but the unit will fully ignored prosecution of but are hoarding it. Senate tote board which real action against the major not be in operation until Dec. Big Oil for $1 billion to f2 bil- The FPC investigators have shows M in the oil industry's oil producers are slim, the re- 31 Ribicoff plans hearings by lion in overcharges and other tentatively found that pipeline corner, 30 on the fence and 20 port indicated. his committee sometime in federal violations. Thus, the firms contracted for some 8.5 for the consumer. Although blocked from FEA December. money has been taken di- trillion cubic feet of gas in Ironically, Big Oil and their files in defiance of Congress, WASHINGTON WHIRL: rectly out of the pockets of 1972 and 1.7 trillion In 1971 natural gas lieutenants the GAO sleuths were still The worst may be yet to the motorists, homeowners from the vast Gulf of Mexico recorded Sen. William Prox- able to prove that not a single come on sugar prices. House and other gasoline and oil fields. Unaccountably, it has mire, D-Wis., as a fence-sitter FEA auditor from the com- Agriculture Chairman W. R. users. been held back by the oil pro- when, in fact, he has priva- pliance and enforcement Poage, D-Tex , Is reportedly The other document is a ducers. tely consented to lead a 15- branch had been assigned di- considering a legislative Federal Power Commission If the natural gas were senator filibuster against rectly to work on big petro- maneuver to revive the old staff report. It discloses that, flowing at this moment to the "deregulation " leum producers. Sugar Act which was beaten even as the oil industry consumers at current prices, In its report, trie General Yet some 760 FEA auditors back last June. The act would screams "shortage" as an ex- it would virtually wipe out the Accounting Office found the were assigned to investigate limit the growth of domestic cuse to raise prices in natural shortfall predicted by the oil big petroleum producers and retailers and wholesalers, and sugar and force the United gas subsidiaries, huge reser- and gas companies. their refineries are almost another 88 worked on refi- States to depend even further voirs of gas have been squir- By withholding it, the oil beyond the control of the neries. One regional FEA offi- on costly foreign sugar . . . reled away so it can later be companies appear to be pur- helmless Federal Energy Ad- cial told his GAO visitors that Rambunctious columnist and sold at higher prices. posely creating a "shortage" ministration. during a two-week period, ev- conservationalist Cleveland The FPC study comes at a so they can panic Congress 'FEA refinery audit offi- ery retail firm investigated Amory has outraged both fed- time — when the natural gas into deregulating prices. cials estimated . . . refiners' had been chiseling consumers eral wildlife men and old-line producers, championed by Among the giant companies potential violations could be on gasoline and oil. conservationists with his book Sen. James Buckley, R-C- controlling this gas are Am- between II billion and $2 bil- Overall, the GAO dis- "Man Kind? Our Incredible N.Y., are pushing to gel price oco, Atlantic, Richfield, Con- lion," said the report, re- covered, FEA audits have War on Wildlife." Amory lays controls lifted so they can tinental, Exxon, Gulf, Shell, quested by the Senate govern- lagged. The FEA has winked into the Fish and WUdlife Ser- raise prices by 200 to 300 per Standard of California, Ten ment reorganization subcom- at innumerable violations, ig- vice, the National Wildlife cent. neco and Texaco. mittee headed by Sen. Abra- nored past overcharges by Federation, the National Ge- The siren song by which We have learned that let- ham Ribicoff, D-Conn companies and failed to veri- ographic Society, the National they have won over Buckley ters have been sent out by If the violations were fy Big Oil's data despite evi- Audubon Society and the and his allies is that without FPC Natural Gas Chief pressed, said the GAO, it dence of wholesale fudging. World WUdlife Fund Once she had everything

I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiii mini By JIM BISHOP write about her? An ugly old mustache and jiggled her on lady, a nothing. My eyes his knee. . Happy holiday, Grandma. A THE traced the heavy blue viens She married a good man, happy holiday to you... on the backs of her palsied "a little stern, a little too She does not see me at REPORTER hands. serious, but good." There first. The face is pale against She fluttered like a pecking were two little girls. They the pillow. The closed eyes are bird about to take wing. Lat- had a house with a mortgage, oysters. The mousy hair is Illllllllllllllllllllll limn mum er, when she trusted me, she a car, and one of the first ra- The parkway and politics matted. On the window be- asked for a screen. She tot- dios "with a cat's whisker, hind her, old snow peeks Into childish stories? Nobody. tered from behind it in a you remember?" the institution. The Assembly today is expected state's population increase and be- She awakened. Fright housedress, Indian moccasins "That's the trouble," she to continue its debate on a bill which cause it might open new opportu- It is pointless to awaken showed in her eyes. She fears and pins sticking from her said, slapping both knees. would increase the size of the New nities for women and members of Grandma. She understands new faces. I told her I was a hair. it." "You see, that's the trouble. some things. Others make her writer, Grandma kept looking Grandma was a portrait of She insisted that the great- When I had everything, I Jersey Highway Authority — oper- minority groups. smile. She is 78 — not old if behind me at the supervisor. I pallid decay. She sat, bending est crime Is helpless age. didn't think about it. Now I ators of the Garden State Parkway That is nonsense. The bill origi- one is firm of heart and spir- got a chair. The boss lady forward hands clasped over "There is no cure," she said have nothing, nobody, that's it, and if someone needs you. — from five to seven members. nally was offered by state Sen. shrugged and walked away. her knees, and told me that solemnly. "You come In here. all I think about. The mind It is shocking to realize that our James P. Dugan of Hudson County, Grandma has been in this The place is full of grand- age is a bad business. 'iNer- You never get out. Funny, becomes foolish, I guess." legislators would use valuable time who also happens to be state Demo- big barracks room with other mas and grandpas. I would vous," she murmured. "What when I was young, I never I got ready to leave. The old ladles for five years and put the word "great" in front have I got to be nervous wondered what it would be notes were folded. "You have to discuss such a highly political cratic chairman. At that time, Sen. seven months. Except for a of both words, but there is about?" like to be old." a family, son?" I nodded. "A subjecl when their talents are Dugan wanted to increase the au- fibrillating heart, she is not nothing great about these Night after night, she heard It is difficult to relateth e perfect wife and four daugh- sick. Two married daughters needed so urgently to solve real thority membership to nine. people. They are consumers, the sobbing of Teresa in the old yellow photo in her night ters." "Ah," she said, "you chip in to keep her here. state problems — such as tax re- The supporters of Sen. Dugan's not producers., The things next bed. Grandma pulled the table to the crone on the should think about that. form and/or finding equitable meth- bill claim it is in order because Re- At one time, they may have they do best are forget, gel pillow around her ears. One chair. The one in the photo Think," she said, hesitating wanted Grandma home with sick, complain and pray. night she sat up andhas big eyes and a moon-like and clenching a small white ods of financing public education. publicans in the legislature four them. But that time is past. They sleep well all day. At screamed, "Shut up. For face reminiscent of Boop-a- fist, "about how rich you are. At the expense of offending our years ago increased the authority's Their husbands are busy, suc- night they itch and scratch God's sake, stop it." Doop Helen Kane. The hair is That's it. Rich." neighbors to the north, we must de- cessful men. Over and over, size from three to five so that the and they cannot explain the The floor nurse called the shiny jet and there is naughty I offered money. She re- they have maintained that terror which crawls over the scribe the authority expansion mea- then Republican governor, William doctor, and he gave her a yel- promise in the small smile. fused. "Where would I spend sure as nothing more than pure they have their lives to live — windowsill low pill. "I was afraid to take T. Cahill, could appoint Republicans Grandma had hers. We talked all afternoon. it?" she said. "Buy a surprise Grandma was overly polite. it," she said. "Why didn't he Once she had lots of for your wife." At the door, Hudson County politics. It is an ab- to It. Granting that such criticism is They're right. Who can She was smiling and her den- give it to Theresa?" She used boyfriends. Her pick. She had the nurse smiled. "You got vious attempt to oust John P. Gal- valid, the Democrats should, there- stand a nervous old woman tures clacked when nothing to do needlepoint, but her clothes, "more than a young guts, mister," she said. "That lagher as the authority's executive fore, strive for legislation which endlessly playing games with funny had been said. She spectacles are blurry. Grand- little ones, combing the hair girl should have." Her mother one is nuts. She prays for God director and to replace him with wduld reduce the size back to three fenced and called me>"son," ma tried to give the needle- was a natural born baker — to come and take her." of their dolls, kissing their point as gifts, but the nurses Frank E. Rodgers, mayor of Harri- members. though my hair is wbfter than could bake anything. Her fa- Happy holiday, Grandma. A hurt knees and cackling at grinned and said, "You keep son and clerk of the Hudson County If the size of the authority is to hers. Why would I want to ther was fat and had a big happy holiday to you... Board of Freeholders. be dictated by the outcome of an Mr. Gallagher is serving the di- election, we may expect part of the rectorship on a contract basis. In- parkway tolls to be used for a larger asmuch as it appears that he will building at the authority's headquar- The Equal Rights amendment not willingly resign the post, the ters in Woodbridge. By JAMES J. KILPATRICK """' mnitiimmm • i Democrats' desire to break that pact to the Fourteenth Amend- Court, aeveral prior decisions - Republicans in the Assembly — ment, just after the Civil suggest that the court would will, if allowed to go unchecked, The November election re- and some Democrats such as John War, to find a constitutional regard the matter as "politi- mean costly litigation for the author- turns brought forth a cheery CONSERVATIVE P. Doyle of Ocean County — oppose amendment of such uncertain , cal" and buck it over to Con- prediction from the League of ity and, perhaps, the state. meaning. gress. This was the indicated this bill because they see it for what Women Voters: The Equal VIEW Hudson Democrats earlier this it is. Assemblyman Robert E. Lit- The Fourteenth provided, holding in Coleman v. Miller year tried to persuade the authority Rights for Women Amend- among other things, that no In 1939, reinforcing Leser v tell, R-Sussex, admits that authority ment, better known as ERA, • IMIII1 Ill IIIIIIMIIIIM UK state could deny to any per- Garnett in 1922. The latter to appoint Mayor Rodgers as an as- appointments are political. He says, will at last become part of the sistant to Mr. Gallagher at an an- son within its jurisdiction the case, coincidentally, turned however, a governor should be able Constitution in 1975. had done to our law. equal protection of the laws. partly upon an effort by the nual salary of (34,500. (Mr. Gallag- to take control by a law change It may be so. If the pending The troubesome thing about More than a century later, Tennessee House in 1921 to her's salary is $37,500 a year.) Au- amendment does manage to this amendment is that no in- the courts still are finding KILPATRICK rescind its vote to ratify the which would permit the chief execu- win valid and untainted ratifi- formed observer has any women's right-to-vote amend- thority members correctly rejected tive to appoint two members of five- meanings in the Fourteenth that request, basing their action on cations from 39 states, it clear idea about what the that its framers and ratifiers people want? Multiply the ex- ment. The general feeling Is member agencies for terms to coin- would become operative two ERA in fact would accom- the fact that the post was abolished never knew they put there. ample by one million more that a legislature's power to cide with the governor's tenure. The years later. Perhaps 100 plish. The amendment says Under the Fourteenth, the serious examples, and one be- ratify is like a bee and its because it had been determined that years of litigation would then third, controlling, member could be merely that equality of rights doctrine of "state action" gins to have second thoughts. stinger: Once used, it is gone commence, as courts and leg- it was unnecessary. under the law shall not be de- seems apparent that the same In any event, proponents for good. named each year as a term expires. islatures undertook to dis- Authority members are unsala- nied or abridged on account free-wheeling coustruction will be pushing hard next cover what the amendment of sex. One has to look back If 38 ratifications can be ried, but that doesn't mean that in- If Democratic might prevails would be applied to ERA. year for ratification in North counted next year, including creasing its members will not prove and the Dugan-Perkins bill is Other constitutional amend- Dakota, North Carolina, Il- those of Nebraska and Ten- adopted, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne will ments have functioned as linois and Missouri. Other nessee, Congress presumably more costly. "Prestige" appoint- rifle shots, not as blunderbuss likely opportunities are seen have to part with his party chief- would declare that ERA has ments have a way of requiring assis- explosions. The Fifteenth and in Florida, Nevada, Indiana, become the Twenty-Seventh tants who make their way onto pay- tains by exercising his veto power. Nineteenth, for example, ap- Oklahoma and possibly in Ari- Amendment to the Con- rolls for no other reason than that His partisans have already given plied narrowly and precisely zona. At the moment, 33 stitution. All the special privi- they are loyal party workers for the him more than his share of head- to the right to vote. The pend- states have positively ratified leges granted under our laws last successful gubernatorial candi- aches as he tries to provide the lead- ing ERA, by contrast, applies ERA; two others, Nebraska to women would thereafter be to rights generally. If propo- and Tennessee, have voted to date. ership New Jersey so badly needs. wiped out. Discrimination by nents want the word "rights" ratify and then voted to res- sex would be just as forbid- William 0. Perkins Jr., Hudson The five-member authority, with to be interpreted as "treat- cind their ratifications. The den as discrimination by Democrat, is the bill's chief sponsor Mr. Gallagher as its chief adminis- ment," and apparently they magic number is 38. race. I suspect that millions in the Assembly. He would have his trator, is operating just fine. It do, they may get more than The rescissions in Nebraska of women will be more dis- they have bargained tor. and Tennessee probably were mayed than enchanted, but It colleagues — and New Jersey citi- should not be permitted to become a Consider, if you will, an es- bureaucratic instrument ruled by in vain. While the question will be a great day for the lib- zens — believe that a seven-member sentially frivolous point. It is has not been squarely bers. It will be a great day authority is justified because of the politicians for politicians. a fair assumption that vir- presented to the Supreme for the lawyers, too. tually every state and locality have a law against "indecent exposure." For good or ill, Race track benefits these statutes reflect the The legislature is expected to Eatontown. That is precious little mores of the people; and for Today in history approve a bill which will impose a cash, but it undoubtedly will help. good or ill, people still take In 1804, Napoleon Bona- band of followers landed In ,' five-cent admission tax on tickets to For getting this potential revenue, the laws seriously. Cocoa parte crowned himself Em- Beach, Fla., just held a refer- Cuba to try to overthrow the peror of France. / ! the state's race tracks. The revenue Oceanport's Mayor Elwood L. Bax- endum on topless bathing by Batista government. In 1805, the armies of Napo- 'would be shared by municipalities ter deserves credit. We are among women, and voted the propo- In I960, the head of the leon were victorious in the ! which are affected by motor vehicle those who wish that racing could be sition down. Anglican Church, the Arch- Battle of Austerlitz in what is bishop of Canterbury, broke Now, if men have a "right" ' traffic to and from the tracks. confined to the summer months, now Czechoslovakia. church precedent by visiting With extended racing seasons but, since that has passed us by, to go topless on the beach, In 1823, President James Pope John XXIII at the viu. 1 once the ERA became oper- Monroe outlined the Monroe can. facing them, it would mean about we're pleased that some tax relief, ative no state could deny the $67,000 collected from Monmouth however small, may come to homo- Doctrine against European Thought for today: There Is same right to women. All of expansion in the Western us dirty'old men may yell many a good man to be found Park to be shared by Oceanporl, owners who have to live with rac- Hemisphere. • hooray, but is this what the under a shabby hat - CM. West Long Branch, Long Branch and ing's traffic woes. Gun»ight In 1956, Fidel Castro and a nese proverb. 7 The My Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 2 1974 Consumers may get Food chain stock appeal limited By DAVID R.SARGKNT f

y - A friend has advised me to invest in Star Super- arbitration service markets because it is selling By SYLVIA PORTER IIIIIIUIIIIMIIIIIIIUIIIHIIIIMUIIIHIimmilHIl store in a proposed complaint at a very low F/K ratio to offer any of Us dissatisfied Would this be a good in- You've just paid $»7 45 for vestment for supplementing OPEN YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB consumers arbitration under your (laughter's wedding pho- YOUR MONEY'S the supervision of the New my retirement income'* J II lographt as a wedding York BBB This was the first A — Shares of this regional present. But the pictures arc WORTH action of this kind in the retailer have been trading in way off center, not even FTC's 62-year history. The a very narrow nuya MM ••«• worth saving and the treasur- IIIHilllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIimil store complied — and noV past two years. In fact, the ed moments in film are lost FTC chairman Lewis Kng- spread between high and low forever. The photographer, free, quick, fair and flexible." man says this unprecedented has been less than (our points though, insists he did a com- says Woodrow Wirsig, presi FTC action will be repealed on low trading volume reflec- petent job and demands full dent of the Better Business throughout the U.S. "I am ting market apathy to the is- pay. Outside of suing him or Bureau of Metropolitan New particularly interested." he sue. Operating results have writing it off as a horrible ex- York whose Long Island divi- remarked recently, "in seeing been more than satisfactory, 1 perience, what can you do' sion several years ago pio- to it that consumers be given however, since the in- You can take your case to neered, pilot-tested and the opportunity to seek settle- dustrywide squeeze in 1972 arbitration under the auspices proved that a Consumer-Busi- ment of grievances against a Although the company plans of the Better Business Bureau ness Arbitration Tribunal given company through a to adopt LIFO accounting this — an alternative known to a would provide a needed, binding arbitration proce- year, reducing 9-month re- sults to $1 56 a share from tiny few of you but com- workable service. dure." VI37 previously reported, ad- pletely news to millions. (It In most cases, arbitration is On the other side of the justed earnings were still 40 didn't restore the memories binding by law. And in some coin, while cautious at first, per cent ahead year to year on film but, in the case of the cases that call for it, arbi- growing numbers nf business- Based on a revised estimate wedding pictures, the BBB trators under the BBB pro- men and women also see val- of |2.20 a share for 1974 net. arbitrator did ease the finan- gram will make on-silc in- ues in this private-sector pro- the shares are trading at a cial hurt by directing the pho- spections to determine a fair cess. In the words of John J low 4x multiple tographer to refund $175 on award, which, as Wirsig em- Nevin, president of Zenith the bill.) phasiszes, "no court judge Radio Corp.: The company has increased Successful, on-going arbi- could ever do." "Arbitration would permit its annual dividend payment Christmas Glassware tration programs now exist in It well may be no exagger- service firms to advertise to 6S cents from 60 cents a 85 Better Business Bureaus, ation to suggest that this that they are so confident of share starting this month, and from Seattle to Florida, from could turn out to be the most the quality of their service in January will pay a 10 per When you open a big 15% 1 interest pay- Los Angeles to Boston — and significant improvement by that they will submit any dis- cent stock dividend. The ing Christmas Club Account, we'll give you shares yield 7 2 per cent cur- the rest of the 140 local Better the private sector in resolving putes to third-party arbi- an attractively packaged set of four decora- Business Bureaus are getting consumer-business disputes in tration and abide by the re- rently on the increased divi- ready to offer arbitration ser- the past quarter-century. sults. That kind of program dend rate It is difficult to tive 12 ounce tumblers, styled in the festive generate >much interest in vices. As one indication of how would enormously increase Star either from the stand- holiday pattern of green holly with red Arbitration for consumers important BBB arbi- consumer confidence, sub- point of income or growth. and businesses is nationwide, tration can become, the Fed- stantially reduce the number berries. growing — and is available to eral Trade Commission re- of legitimate complaints that Q - Dayton Power & Light Simply open a club for $1, $2, $3, $5, anyone. What's more, "it's cently directed a New York go unresolved and permit the is offering 10% per cent bonds many thousands of qualified due to 1981 and 12.50 per cent $10 or $20, and we'll pay you a big 15%I in- and legitimate service com- preferred stock. Which would terest on the average daily balance of your panies in this country to be the best investment for a claim the status and recogni- senior citizen wanting to aug- completed club. tion in the community that ment his retirement income? Stop in soon. Make this Christmas and they deserve." I have about 113,000 to invest C.K. every Christmas a happy occasion with Along the same lines, the National Assn. of Home Buil- A — Because the preferred your own set of holiday glassware and|5%| ders — in a major effort to is covered by a sinking fund interest on your completed Christmas restore confidence among requiring redemption of 5 per Club. . .only at the bank where "Good consumers — is developing a cent of the issue annually be- Your Doorway to Security 10-year warranty program in ginning in 1979, your capital Neighbors Make Good Bankers." which the arbitration of dis- would be returned in full in 25 Since 1887 putes would be a key motivat- years. Some portion of it ing factor. might also be called for re- And when the warranties demption after four years; and guarantees bill is passed whereas, with the bond, your by Congress — likely in the capital would be repaid in DIVIDENDS 1975 session — arbitration un- seven years. The secured der the auspices of the BBBs bond, which is protected from will be a fair, quick and free redemption until October COMPOUNDED benefit both to consumers and 1980, would precede the pre- businesses. ferred stock in a bankruptcy. Should interest rates continue DAILY Under the circumstances, it to slide, the preferred would is with a sense of urgency probably command a higher that the national Council of premium than the bond, al- Better Business Bureaus is lowing a potentially greater PAID helping the local bureaus to capital gain. If the annual in- State Bank speed up plans to provide the terest differential of $310 is 465 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N.J.* 842-7700 MEMBERFQIC MONTHLY service and is assisting BBBs important, the preferred "Good Neighbors Make Good Bankers" which have the service to in- might be best; otherwise, I'd itiate active training pro- split the investment. grams for arbitrators in order where you save does to improve the programs. The CBBB believes that ar- make a difference bitration for consumers and business in the private sector is so important that it pledges to provide arbitration in any community in the U.S. where no local BBB exists or where r am/-Joan > mar/a//&/t the local BBB has not yet be- ltd Bank — (air Haven — Motawon Twp. gun a program. 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"DYNAMIC SAVINGS ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FIRST QUALITY FASHIONS" 44 APPLE STREET, NEW SHREWSBURY 8 TheDtaityRegister SHREWSBURY.N J MONDAY DECEMBER?. 1974 Graduate models November present fashions dents and produced by Miss HKD BANK - Fourteen rain Torres who also aspires Theresa Joseph, who in- young women in the gradu- l« a career in modeling re- structs »\ Barbiwm Mi»» Jo- ating class at Harbi/un SchiKil ceived honorable mention lor seph has been involved in off- til Modeling modeled their this award. weddings Broadway productions and casual, daytime anil evening The Misses Kalhy (.rosso of has been seen many limes al wear in a fashion show as .Loch Arbor, and Eileen Sorge shows produced Ihrounhoul part of the ceremonies here of llazlet, were co-winners of Ihis area She also conducted al the school. West Bergen Mrs ( harlr-. t.rrman Mrs. J*ai Haurd Jr. Mrs. Retort Knds<-« Jr. Ihe- award for besl wardrobe ihe fine Children's Theater I'lace (Nee Donna fisek) (Nee Sharon Williams) iCody) portfolios, which are compiled group of the Monmouth Court- Miss Sandy Kauffer of Mid by each student during the iv Parti System course. , dletown, was voted Ihe out Diplomas were presenled Knudsen- standing model of the gradu- German-Cisek Hazard-Williams The exercises were coordi- by the director Mrs Anne ating class. She is the daugh- NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Donna Jean Cisek. (laughter LONG BRANCH - Si Michael Catholic Church. Wi-sl nated and directed by Mrs Niedenstein lo Sharon Accoo, ter of Mr and Mrs Walter M of Mr, and Mrs Eugene N Cisek. l# Heights Tor. Saturday Knd. was (he setting here Saturday for Ihe wedding of Miss Cody Joan Ames o( Middlelown. a Margaret Slight and Cnsele became the bride of Charles Thomas German, son of Mr. and Kauffer and aspires to be- Sharon Ann Williams and John Francis Hazard Jr There was MIDDLETOWN - Miss teacher at Barbizon and well Torres, Long Branch; Donna Mrs Charles J German, 5 Stephen SI, Ha/let come a fashion model The a reception in the Squires Pub, West Long Branch Kathleen Elizabeth Cody and known as a model and reprc Bennett, Neptune City; Diane award is bestowed on the stu- The Rev. Ronald Rozniak, cousin of the bride, ci'li-brated Msgr. Paul-Bradley celebrated the Nuptial Mass. joining in Robert P. Knudsen Jr. were sentative in the educational Borowski, Malawan; Veena dent by Ihe teaching staff fur the Nuptial Mass here in SI. Mary's Catholic Church A recep- marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Williams. :I2H married here Saturday in field. Chaubal. Eatontown; Kim Ihe dedication, interest and tion followed in Cobblestones, Middletown Cedar Ave., West End, to the son of Mr and Mrs Hazard Sr., King of Kings Lutheran Cosgrove. Englishtown; Be- accomplishment during Ihe t! Attending the bride were Doreen Cisek, maid of honor; 107 Pennsylvania Ave., Spring Lake. Church. The Rev. William A A special feature of Ihe pro very Davis and Caren Eck- weeks of the course. Miss I'n- Nancy German, Lori Cisek, Lisa Cisek and Tracy Howdi-n. Attending the bride were Miss Diana Lacy, maid of hon- Hanson officiated at Ihe ser- gram was the presentation of stadl. Beachwood; Liz Ei- sele Torres of Long Branch. Tracy Jean Cisek was flower girl. or; Mrs. Mary Gregg, Miss Susan Maloney and Miss Susan vice, which was followed by a ;i series of television com- chenberger and Sandy Rauf- ibih'hior of Mr nnri Mrs Kf- Mr. German had Dennis McUralh as his best man Ushers Tucker reception in Bamm Hollow mercials featuring the stu- fer, Middlelown: Kathy were Stephen Cisek, Brian Wills, William LaskowiU and Ray- Robert Hazard was best man. Ushers were- Jack Douns Country Club. ('•rosso. Loch Arbor; Tammi mond Hammond. Jr., Edward Flynn and Andrew Fuller. Parents of the couple are Palme. Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. German was graduated from Mater Dei IIIKII School Mrs. Hazard, a graduate of Red Bank Catholic HIK" Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. and Eileen Sorge. Hazlet. here, and received a BS degree from Seton Hall University, School and Kndicott Junior College, Beverly, Mass., is em- Cody, 33 Phalanx Road, Lin- 'Cut-A-ThoiY South Orange. She is a part-time teacher with Union Beach ployed as a copywriter by J.C. Penney, New York. croft, and Mr. and Mrs. Knud- Public Schools. Mr. Hazard, an alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy sen Sr., Middletown Road, The bridegroom, an alumnus of Raritan High School, is and St. Francis College,- Lorretto, Pa., is attending Seton Hall Holmdel with Infernotherm and Central Jersey Tank Corp./Keyport. University School of Law. He served as a corporal in the US Attending the bride were to benefit Mr. and Mrs. German will reside in Cliffwood after a Marines. Deborah Cody, maid of hon- wedding trip to Aruba. They will reside in Elberon. or; Marianne Cody. Mrs. Rob- ert Olcott, Mary-Lynn Camlin Cancer Society and Jo-Anne Andrews. Ken Lindermann was best Wh«fi fh« occotion edit ASBURY PARK - A "Cul-A-Thon," a novel fund-raising for o iptciol drtli, love Gilson-Hitchens Deborah man. Ushers were Doug Bo- event to benefit the Monmouth County Unit, American Cancer Lao. II Hw ptac« lo find *w KEANSBURG - In St. Ann daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- rup, Charles Cody, Jody Society will be staged here in the Empress Motel. Ocean Ave. nght look (o molt* you t»«l Catholic Church here Nov. 9, ward A. Nunes, 15 Brown k>v«ly 01 Itw occasion. McCloud and Rich Ham on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Frances Marie Kitchens, Ave., West Keansburg, be- members Mrs. Knudsen is a graduate came the bride of John Jo- Ten expert hair stylists from the Steinbach beauty salons, (if Middletown Township High seph Gilson, son of Mr. and for the tax-deductible fee of $8 will cut, style and blow-dry pa- School and is employed by Mrs. Winfield II Gilson, 151 convene trons' hair beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday and continuing Foster- The Clothes Closet, Matawan Eighth St., also West Keans- through 7 p.m. Sunday. The American Cancer Society volun- RED BANK - Represent* Mr. Knudsen, an alumnus of burg. teers will greet all patrons, give them a tax deductible receipt lives and friends of Red Bank Christian Brothers Academy, Fitzsimons and introduce them to their hair stylists, who are donating The Rev. Frederick Valen- Chapter of Deborah attending Lincroft, is a member of Iron- SHREWSBURY - Mrs. their talent and time. tino officiated at the ceremo- the national convention of workers Local 373, Perth Am June Wright Fitzsimmons, 34 Deborah Heart and Lung Cen- Steinbach is donating the equipment. ny, which was followed by a boy. Willow Drive, Oakhurst, was ter of Browns Mills, at the reception at Buck Smith's After a wedding trip lo Ja- Mrs. Edwin Marx, Deal Park, a member of the Board of married to Charles Arthur Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Restaurant, East Keansburg. Mrs. John Gilson maica, Mr. and Mrs. Knudsen managers of ACS is chairman of the committee, assisted by Foster Jr. of Philadelphia. Lake, NY., included Mrs (Nee Frances Hitchens) will reside in Sayreville. Dr. William I. Liebesman, Asbury Park; Mrs A Walter Wie- Friday, here in Shadowbrook. Mark Beck, Mrs. George A reception followed. Mayor Attending the bride were ner, Deal; Mrs. Carl Brueckner, Allenhurst; Mrs. Harry Daniel J. Kane was best Marx, Mr. and Mrs. James of Ocean Township, Joseph A. Vincenza Barretta, maid of Hoehn, West Allenhurst; Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ulbrich. man and the ushers were Guy W. Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Con- Palaia, officiated. honor; Anna Drozo and Va- ORT sponsors Spring Lake Heights he is vice president and chairman of fi- A. Sloat, William E. Walton ey Powell, Mr. and Mrs. lerie Nunes. Jeannelte Radler nance of the Monmouth County Unit ACS, and Mrs. V. Peter The couple were attended was flower girl and Kenneth and Edward Nunes Jr. Ralph Stein, Mr. and Mrs. 'Kiddie Kapers' I OIK 1, Spring Lake. by the bride's daughter, Mrs. Nunes was ring bearer. Mrs. Gilson attended Port George Spiro, Mr. and Mrs. MATAWAN - "Kiddie Ka- Jeffrey Whinston, Frederick, Richmond High School, Phillip Matena, Mr. and Mrs. pers," written and performed Md , and by Albert Foster, CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Staten Island. She and Mr. John Chimento. Mr. and Mrs. by Organization for Rehabili- Philadelphia, the bride- EATONTOWN - The an- Gilson are alumni of Raritan Max Benowitz, Mr. and Mrs tation Through Training play- Holiday meeting groom's brother. nual Christmas Bazaar fea- High School and are em- William Van Tassell, Mrs ers will give its annual per- turing items made by resi- ployed respectively as micro- Vera Lucia, Mrs. Michael formance Dec. 26 at 9 p.m. CHURCH BAZAAR dents at Eatontown Con- film clerk and draftsman at Montanino, Mrs. Mary here in Temple Shalom, Ayr- Trocchia and Mrs. Michael Di features projects MIDDLETOWN - The valescent Center, will take Bell Laboratories, Holmdel. muni Lane. Women's Fellowship of Old place Saturday from 9 a.m. to After a wedding trip to Flore. RIVER PLAZA - A cov- patients at Hilltop Nursing First Church, 69 Kings Hwy. 4 p.m. at the center, 139 Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Gilson Tickets may be purchased ered dish luncheon and silent Home and collecting used will sponsor a Christmas ba- Grant Ave. The public is in- will make their home in Barn- at the door, or at a 25 cent re- auction will be a feature of clothing for charities. laar Saturday at 9:30 a.m. vited. egat. Club slates duction if purchased in ad- the Woman's Club of Middle- vance from Mrs. Maxine Bod- town's meeting Thursday at flower show in or Mrs. Josephine Freud. noon here in the firehousv. ECONOMY FAIR HAVEN - "Christ Proceeds will benefit the so- Applegate St. mas Around Our World" is cial assistance project which SHOE REPAIR the theme of a mini flower helps support needy children. Members are bringing gift- 212 WMI Front 81. show by the Garden Club of Patrons are being sought to wrapped toys for the dis- Had lank Fair Haven Wednesday at buy tickets for under- tribution to local health cen- 12:30 p.m. in Church of Nati- privileged children to attend ters at Christmas time. Also, REBUILT Ole number the club is participating in • COWBOY BOOTS vity Parish Hall. This is an the performance. • MESS BOOTS all member participation Operation Candy, Cookie, a • WORK SHOES iup«rb New Jersey State Federation • MOULDED SHOES election of one is at show featuring flower in- 1 Juniors work on of Women's Club project • NURSE SHOES tintablt" trepretations of early Christ- pumpt I londoli . . . which furnishes health cen- it again ... mases in our country, Christ- holiday projects CONVERT hondbogi, loo. Of . . M« mas in the present time, or ters, nursing homes, shut-ins OW "iporMing" group, of MIDDLETOWN - Junior STREET SHOES Christmas as it is celebrated and charities with these TO ulver and gold footwear in South America or Europe. Woman's Club of Middle- sweets at Christmas time. and evening boat. town's projects under way in- Mrs. Ralph Peterson is in GOLF BROAD ST., RIO BANK A prize will be given for the clude the making of draperies charge of this project for the Op»n Daily IO-J:JO most popular arrangement. for the Group Home for Girls .SHOES The entries also will be Middletown Club. ALL Oftllt SHOES ftMOtfb Lift W«j a Pri. HI 9 P.M in Red Bank, which is spon- MEW WITH Oil* NEW •ONOIO OM 741-4819 II, thgre is one thing you judged for awards. The club's annual dinner MCTOrlr MOCfSS I•»«« Work- sored by the Collier School. I On** Mfrith Owwl- dance will be Saturday al 7:30 can be sure of during the Wickatunk. Mrs. Martin Tor BOOK FAIR bert, Oceanport is home life p.m. in the Beacon.Hall Coun- Holiday Season, it's got to HAZLET - A Book Fair department chairman for this try Club. Mrs. Hugh Begley is be Ole Bob Reussille will be conducted here in club project. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Middle Road School by the Thomas Nash, who accepting making 36 Broad, at the Give him something different PTO Thursday and Friday Christmas stockings are reservations. clock, headquarters lor from 3:45 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. being made by the Juniors Various club members are Mrs. John Monahan, Ha/let is Cut out chairman is Mrs. Da- this Christmas... happy gift shoppers Just hosting luncheons for support chairman of the event, pro- vid Bernstein. The stockings of an Indian girl, another to see Bob happily sorting ceeds from which will be used will be decorated and filled project of the club. The club (a new you) through his wallet of loose to purchase new books and and given to Middlelown has donated several Thanks- equipment for the school li- Helps Its Own as an annual giving baskets to local needy at a special price! diamonds. peering brary. club project. families, visits monthly the through his 10-power |ew- When a body needs a friend. eler's loupe — or holding (At a price any body can afford.) your selection gently with ElainePowers diamond tweezers, gives you confidence in your Figure Salons choice Bobs positive delight as he shows you MON. thru FRI. BAKERY the many unusual rings assembled in the Reus- silles' collection lor Christ- Super Specials mas gifting. is another DEC. 2 THRU DEC. 13 sure sign ol the season Yessir. when you hear thai first carol sung and that ALL 1 POUND first Hoi Ho! Hoi. that's the time to visit BREADS Reussilles' You can be sure ole number one is at REG. it again 61* i ea. 44 per person per week. YOUR CHOICE Complete 4-month • RYE • PUMPERNICKEL 2-for-l$i5o program lor two. (Regular price: $3.00 per •WHITE • CORN RYE Holiday person per week.) Call •FRENCH • SOUR DOUGH today lor your tree 1 Special figure analysis. EUSSILLES •ITALIAN RED BANK (Shrewsbury) Monmouth's Leading Jewdtrt BAKED FRESH 3 TIMES DAILY!! Shrewsbury Plaza, Rte. 35 544-1773 THIRTY SIX BROAD STREET / RED BANK, NEW JERSEY AVAILABLE AT ALL MON.-FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-4 also: •bo: Irkkl... - tar Hnfcwf Hoi FREEDMAN'S BAKERIES ©ELAINE POWERS FICUKC SALONS I97« Engagements SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 2 1974 announced Daughter misunderstood Burns-Ganter HOLMDKL - Announce Xavier Hinh School. Manh.il men! is made by Mr and Ian. is an auditor for Liberty Mrs Robert J Canter Sr.. t Mutual Insurance Co . New Dear Ann: You printed a When Mr Absent Minded the seat down every time - Merrie Mill Lane, of (he en York letter from a mother who was used the toilet, he could never Victorious gagement of their daughter. iaalrr broken-hearted because she ANN LANDERS remember lo put the scat Dear Vic Thanks for shar- Miss Margaret Mary Ganier. had done everything for her down Frequently our five- ing your "solution " I have an to Lawrence Paul Burns, son children but "they went year-old wpuld get up in the alternative A five-year-old Oakerson-Hollywood considered "loose." of Mr and Mrs James D wrong " She sounds like MY physically and it's gelling middle of the mghl to use the girl is old enough to learn SHREWSBURY - Mr and Miss Hollywood, a leather What galls mother most is Burns, Bayside, NY mother After all. I wear more difficult to conceal my bathroom and the poor kid al how to check a toilet seat be- Mrs George A Hollywood. 71 in the Markham I'lace School. that I am not married "You feelings every day Mr T I) Miss Uanler was graduated those "terrible britches" ways fell in She would then fore she sils down and falls Silverbrook Road, announce Little Silver, was graduated date lots of nice boys (nol & II (Tall. Dark and Hand from St John Vianney High when decent women wear come into our room (looking in. the engagement of thi->r from Red Rank Catholic High men, mind you, BOYS), an some) is divorced and sought School here, and attended the skirts. I was a rhange-oflife like a drowned rat), awaken Are drugs OK if you learn daughter. Miss Barbara Man, School and Glassburo Slate why don't you marry one''" 1 baby and I guess when my after by many women (A me from a sound sleep, and hnw to control them' Can College of the Holy Cross. The fact that I'm not in love Hollywood, to William College mother was young most de- secretary knows these they be of help' The answers Worcester. Mass., her doesn't matter I should gel I'd have to change her inio Charles Oakerson. son of Mrs Mr Oakerson is an alumnus cent women DID wear things ) He is semi rich and are in Ann Lander's new fiance's alma mater. She is a married anyway dry pajamas Charles L. Oakerson. 47 I'inc several years my senior. student at Monmouth College. of Red Bank High School, the dresses But styles change Finally I bought some con- booklet, "Straight Dope on Drive, Little Silver, and the If a night goes by and I West Long Branch University of Tampa, and Vil She deplores the fact that, How should 1 lei him know tact paper and cut out letters Drugs " For each booklet or- late Army Col. Oakerson A don't call her. she calls ME - lanova (Pa ) Law School He at 23. I share an apartment I care'1 Or would I be making that spelled the following dered, send a dollar bill, plus Mr. Bums, graduate also of January wedding is planned to make sure I'm sleeping is a partner in the law firm of with two girls. Girls who a fool of myself I'm nol sure message: "ITS SO NICK TO a long, self addressed, home. Wise, Blankenhorn, Laurie didn't live at home until they he'd be responsive. Yel I'd HAVE A MAN AROUND stamped envelope (20 cenls Mother doesn't realize thai and Oakerson. Red Bank married (in her day) were hate to miss out on this great THK HOUSK " I glued Ihe postage) to Ann Landers. my life can't be a carbon catch by beirlg too shy slogan to the bottom of the P O. Box 1400. F.lgin. Ill copy of hers. And because of Maybe he's crazy about me seal Now my husband puts 60120 this it's gotten so I don't wanl Given-Strickland and afraid to show it to see or talk to her Any ad- YARDLEY, Pa - Mr and ther is an executive with the vice'* — Flip Side Of The Coin Please give me some advice Mrs. Frank William SI rick General Motors Acceptance on what to do — and how Dear Flip: Start by reduc land here, formerly of II Corp , Trenton, and her moth- When I'm in a room with this Officers Wives ing the phone calls to every South Lake Drive. River er is guidance counselor in man for more than fifteen other night Tell her "Don't Plaza, N.J., announce the en l.awrenceville minutes my eyeglasses get call me. I'll call you " And be gagement of their daughter. steamed up Sign me — The award scholarships Mr Given, who also attends Miss Susan Lawrence Strick- firm about It. Kucknell University, attended Shrinking Violet land, to James Hartley Given Listen politely to her views. FT MONMOUTH - The Mmiiiiiiuth Regional High the Kingswood School. West HIi, son of Dr. and Mrs then do as you please A Dear Vi If TO & II. were winners of Ihe Ft Monmouth School, daughter of Col and Hartford, and is an alumnus James Bartley Given of West woman of 23 is old enough to interested in you, you'd know Officers Wives' Club scholar- Mrs Charles F Lindberg. of the Choale School. Wall Miss Roeae\ Hartford. Conn., and New run her own life. it. His glasses would steam ship awards in the amount of and Jean J Smith, a gradu- Miss Holl\wood ingford. He is a member of Suffolk, L.I A July wedding Dear Ann Landers: My up My advise is gel another 11,000 each are James Law- ate of Shore Regional High Tau Kappa Kpsilon fraternity is planned problem is my boss I'm at- job. son Bryan Jr. a graduate of School, daughter of ('apt Bechtold-Rooney and is a member of the Buck- tracted to him mentally and Dear Ann Landers: I don't Monmouth Regional High (Ret ) and Mrs William Miss Strickland was gradu- nell University lacrosse team know how you can reword School, son of Chaplain and Smith. NEW MONMOUTH - An High School, Berkeley aled from West Nottingham His father is senior staff anes- Luncheon with Santathis to make it fit to print but Mrs. James Bryan. Michele nouncement is made by Mr. Heights, was awarded a BS Academy. Colora. Md . and is thesiologist at Hartford I'm counting on you. I just Patricia lleitzke. a graduate The four winners arid their and Mrs. William P. Rooney, degree in civil engineering a senior majoring in person- (Conn.) Hospital sponsored by club can't say it any other way of Monmouth Regional Hinh parents will be honored at Ihe 136 Evergreen Ter, of the en School, daughter of Col and from Villanova (Pa.) Univer- nel administration at Buck- LINCROFT - Mrs Howard I'll bet many women had this Fort Monmoulh Officers gagement of their daughter, Mrs Kenneth lleitzke; Geri sity. He is an environmental nell University, Lewisburg. Lane. 90 Harbor Green problem and I'd like to tell Wives' Club Christmas Tea. Miss Diane Elizabeth Rooney, Kay I.lnrthon' ;i graduate of engineer with Elson I Killam Pa., where she is president of Circle, and Mrs Waller Mil them how I solved it. Dec IK. in Gibbs Hall to Gary R. Bechtold, son of Associates, Millburn, and is a Delta Delta Delta sorority, a din. 26 Harbor Green Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Bechtold member of American Society resident dormitory assistant, are accepting reservations for of Berkeley Heights. of Civil Engineers and In- and the student member of Saturday's noon Luncheon Miss Rooney, an alumna of stitute of Traffic Engineers. the board of trustees Her fa- With Santa, a party for the Mater Dei High School, New children planned by the I.in- Monmouth, was graduated croft Woman's Club. summa cum laude with a BA Gray-Leslie II will take place al the I.in degree in biology from Rose- FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and ard's School of Beauty Cul- croft Presbyterian Church. mont (Pa.) College and was Mrs Frank Leslie Jr., an- ture, Red Bank Kverett Road and W. Front selected for listing in "Who's St., and will include Christ- nounce the engagement of Mr. Gray is a graduate of PRE-HOLIDAY Who Among Students in mas songs and treats their daughter, Miss Kim Red Bank Regional High OF RED BANK American Universities and Anne Leslie, to Richard Mar- School and Central College. Adults may attend, too. for Colleges." She is employed by Miss Strickland 24 BROAD STREET tin Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs Pella, Iowa. the same nominal fee Johnson & Johnson, North George A. Gray, 149 Prospect OPEN WED. I FRI. EVES Brunswick, as an assistant Ave., Red Bank. scientist in biological assur- Til 9 P.M. ance. Miss Leslie is a graduate of Ticking Stripe SALE Mr. Bechtold, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Governor Livingston Regional High School and attends Rich- Long Gown of brumed acetate Scholarship tests begin and nylon. S-M-L 'fcOATS in pink or blue. RED BANK - Seniors from lege scholarship program ENTIRE STOCK! 10.00 Red Bank Regional High sponsored by General Mills LONGS AND SHORTS School and Red Bank Catholic The written tests get under GIFT CERTIFICATES High School will participate way tomorrow. Local winners in the 21st annual Betty Cro- receive awards and remain in cker Search for Leadership in the running for state and na- Family Uving. a $111,000 col- tional honors. Miss Leslie 20°/ RED BANK " <•"'"»•• K.IUMII. ON EACH COAT 747-4849 _ E«IIMII««II Op»nMomHf IhrJlttoJn HUM TurxUt, 12 III 2. THE GIFT OF HEALTH from you to her FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS

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A treat many people rely on us for their health needs. We BONUS SALE! welcome requests for delivery service and charge CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS IP's. ....1.48 accounts. PARTY PJ.'S AND EVENING GOWNS QUADRAPHONIC STEREO & COMPONENTS Shrewsbury Pharmacy Vz TO y OFF! THK KHnKWKM'HV SHOP* 2 *KOSS HEADPHONES BROAD ST. 741-4(74 SHRKWSBUHY •TAPES*RECORD PRESCRIPTION IHKMISTK KRKE DKI.IVKRY CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE . . . TAKE 3 MONTHS TO PAY — AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! 1741-37301 10 The Daly Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY DECEMBER 2. 1974 Special activities set Television Today .FREEHOLD - A series of ern Branch. Shrewsbury 4 NTH York ( liaiiii* I- — 2. I. .*>; , 7, 9«, II11. II' •I* * special activities and story 4 30 p.m ; - crafts program. times scheduled (or Decem- "Making Tree Ornaments," (11) |S0) lit) |SI| NJ. PUIUC MOADCASTING • M 0 THE MERV 6RIFHN SHOW Little Silver, Thursday, 3:30- All protrammlaa; on thaas rinaill win ka 0 KAT THE CLOCK ber has been announced by u chaanel 51 unties ataanrlaa MttaV |U| JERSEYHLE the children s department of 4 15 pm ; - crafts. Eastern DAYTIME MOVIES • Volualeera la Probation" 440 O "TKe Scorpio Letter." 147 0 0 KCENTENN1AL MINUTES the Monmouth County Li- Branch. Saturday, 10-11 am, 9:00 8« MAUDE and - Young Writers Work- 4:M O "HOMO TW WouMn'i Die" brary Maude U spending every spare nlaaria wltk a hand- shop 4, Eastern Branch. Dec. EVENING some beat catling author, and Walter raaeata It . especially atnee the man la aa mlellertiial snob The follnwinK schedule has 10, 4-5 p m. • oo a a a a • NEWS • KWITCHEO 0 KYW MOVIE been announced — Stamp School age slorytimes, each "The Oraas la Oraeaar- HMD atarrlag Cary Qraot, 0 IT TAKES A THIEF Deborah Kerr. Aa I marl ran millionaire Invades Club 4 Fair llawn, tumor- 45 minutes, will be held at "Touch of Magic" the private part of aa Barl's niinstnn aad fans In West Long Branch, Dec II at • THE MOD SQUAD lave with the lady of taa bouee row. !:3M:M p m . — pa- OonvaJex-Ini In the home of a doctor and his wife. 1 0 NK MONDAY NrSHT MOVIE jama storytiini , Ocean Town- .1 30 p.m.; Monmouth Beach Julie in terrorised by a man who vows to sill "The A/rh-an Queen" 11*01 ] starring Katharine Dec 18 at 3 p m.,.and the everyone In the house. Hepburn. Humphrey Bogart Lava blooms m Ike ship, tomorrow, 6 30-7:30. — • TODAY IN DELAWARE hearts of a lady mlsatensry and a cockney rum- Stamp Club. H o I m d e I. headquarters library. Free- • 1521 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY pot while they try to. escape down a Oinaaa Bast Wednesday 4 15-5. and Kast hold, Dec 26 at 4 p.m • SESAME STREET African river la a whaesy steamlauarh during |M) DO»IE GILDS World War I. •»«•«••»•««»•« >••••••••«««»• Doble engine.™ a feud to break up the friendship 0 0 NFL MONDAY NI6HT FOOTIALL between himself and Kaynard. Clacumatl Bengals vs Miami Dolphins. FEATORED PERFORMERS - Freshman Lee Ann Herry, West Iuana 4:30 0 BONANZA DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT « NIC NIGHTLY NEWS The OartwrlghU play cuptd Mr a Branch, and Chris Brune, a senior from Point Pleasant, will Ibe 'eatured in- • I LOVE LUCY hand who's Involved with a spins! "Lucy Hates to Leave" 0 CREATIVE FACULTY strumental ists In the Monmouth College Stage Bond and Modern Chorus O AK EVENING NEWS Dr. Howard Rusk, founder and director of the la- Christmas Concert on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Pollak Auditorium on ITALIAN OPERA 0 TAKE 12 •mute of Rehabilitation Medicine talks of tae his- "Philadelphia Chapter National Society of Profes- tory, euccees and goals of ~**"'""tTr meeVlae, campus. CTEHYWfB. 7 TO II f Jl. and amphaaUas the Importance of re-latroduclng alonal Engineers" pArap'eajtcs to aodetv as capable members. • ZOOM 0 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK KEN HITCHNEI (SI) IOOK IEAT "Hanukkah." This Is a historical and cultural ai AT THE PIANO "The Westerners' by Dae Brown. animation of the ancient Jewish festival (61) RESTLESS GUN 1121 MASTERPIECE THEATRE THURS. FRI. SAT. EVENINGS Bonner discovers that a dictatorial ahertrf u run- MO 0 0 RHO0A At the movies ning a rough mining town with utter disregard for the law. of the U i Against Joe's and Branda's Insistence that aha MIDOLiSHOOK butt out. Rhode continues to plunge ahead to prove O IB CIS EVENING NEWS These schedules art pro- CINEMA I- to her younger sister that her new boy friend U vided by the theater and (he Sound ol Mujlc I 00 Open 7 Days 0 THE WORLD AT WAR really a married man. CINCMA II — "Tough Old Out: November 1MJ June IM4" 0 SILLY GRAHAM SPECIAL times are lor today only. O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS >••••»••••••••••>•»••••»••»•»«> > 0 0 CAUGHT IN THE Aa •ID MIK SAVOY — 0 ANDY GRIFFTH SHOW "Arthur Prysock" Oroov. Tuoe IJ:40; J00; );2J; 4 45. "Cousin Virgil" |M) THE 101 CUMMINGS SHOW » OS, 7:35; » 00 O TO TELL THE TRUTH Making love to Dorothy Burke, an ambition of Deofh Wish 1 00 IN; 5 >0. > at; » JO Feorlnt Flghleri 7:M; Cretfl Hornel 0 AK NEWS Bob Collins, la realised at long last 9 10 10:00 CIMIMA II— 0 THE RAYMOND BURR SHOW 0 0 MEDICAL CENTER Pelhom! 00; » DO. • 00. I 00. 10 00 NEPTUNE "Beware the Wllei of the Stranger" "Midwife." A pregnant young woman refuses an faTONTOWN NEPTUNK CITT- SCAfOOD Tnolof Billy Jock IDO 0 THE F.I.I. operation that could save her life because It might COMMUNITY- Inspertor Ersklne leads the FBI search for a hus- endanger her unborn child. Low ond Disorder 7.00. 1 10; f 30 OClAN TOWNSHIP band-wife robbery team. 0 0 NEWS ORIVI-IM— Death With 7:10; (lO DeoHiWllh7:00. 10 55. Strplce • 45 O UNDER BILLY PENN'S HAT 0 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK FUJI-HOLD ID BOOK IEAT LONO ••ANCM MALL I- "In Performance at Wolf Trap: Preservation^Ull MOVIKI— Trlal or Billy Jock 1:00 "The Westerners" by Dee Brown. 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crcTcTcTcrcrcrcircr SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAy 1974 The Daily RLgislcr 11 Mercy killings are illegal, but compromises are made final case " whatever rainwater or fish per was dear: an individual By FETKR M. HAI.DKN •I regard Ihis as an ex- dent three days beforr the ed into her milk three-quarters of her brain, might be garnered that day may not take the life of an- I nine case even among ex Four British subjects hud shooting The woman, Elizabeth had no hope of surviving. The two were rescued sev other to enhance his own FREEHOLD ).- Mer ceptional cases," he said al m rambled into a lifeboat fol- Lying in a hospital bed in Wise, a third cousin of yui-cn Mrs Wise took Ihe child's etal days later, and were prospects for survival C| killings: blessing or bias sentencing in my judgment l»»ing a shipwreck on I he intense pain. George begged Elizabeth II, had cared for life tried on charges of murder And once again, the law fin- phemy? you have suffered enough " Ingh MI to be killed, according to un her blind and deaf child 12 lo They were convicted and sen ished second to the judge's The moral and legal ton "1 laid her on her lace so Mercy killing, as a concept Uter drifting for IH da>s, disputed trial testimony Al 16 hours a day from birth lenced lo death but Ihe sen- perception of equity Iroveny surfaced here last she would not swallow her came into being with the ad Ihe last seven of which were ler three sleepless days and "I have never seen a ma- lean Mas later commuted to It was a compromise of the year amid the torrent of pub^ tongue." Mrs. Wise testified venl of medical equipment without food or water, lira of several tearful discussions ternal instinct so strong in six months' imprisonment type we are likely lo see licily surrounding the Lester "I wrapped her in a blanket capable of sustaining the lives the men threw one of Ihe nth with the victim's wife. Lester. any mother," testified one Once again, the law on pa- again in the future Zygmaniak murder trial. Yet so she would nol get cold of hopelessly ill individuals, rib overboard to conserve 23. shot his brother to death. witness, herself a mother al My intention was thai she perplexing questions about Under the laws of New Jer four. "The baby often gave including those in ex- the right of one individual to should die quickly, peacefully cruciating pain. But incidents OUR 49th YEAR sey, the state had no choice terrible screams of distress and painlessly." take the life of another are but to pursue the thankless She seemed to be rejecting uf murder under exceptional not new to jurisprudence. task of a prosecution for mur- any desire lo be' fed, or lo Judge Kenneth Jones found circumstances can be found On paper, the law on mercy der. Zygmaniak's attorney de- live." that Mrs Wise had acted with in 19th Century legal texts killing in New Jersey and the fended on grounds of tempo- Finally, after being told her "diminished responsibility" A landmark trial took place 4» other states is definite: rary insanity Zygmaniak was daughter, suffering from » and placed her on 12 months in England in 1XH4 and is Your Everything Store For mercy killing is not a valid acquitted disease that had destroyed probation known generally as "The life defense to a charge of mur The defense - without ever der mentioning the words "mercy But in practice, the judge killing" — had given the jury or jury has often found a way a legal means by which to ab- Retiring librarian , CHRISTMAS to excuse a defendant whose solve Zygmaniak of criminal plight seemed more deserving liability Thus, the system of compassion than punish- saved face while achieving a to be feted Saturday ment. result widely viewed as com WEST LONG BRANCH - GIFTING!! The Zygmaniak case in- passionate. A testimonial dinner in honor volved the fatal shooting of a Six weeks ago, a British of Mrs. Janet Hobble, retiring young man by his brother judge used a similar tactic to senior librarian of (he Mon- The victim, George, 26, had free a woman who had killed mouth College Murry and New! been paralyzed from the neck her 9-month-old daughter by Leonie Guggenheim Memorial down In a motorcycle acci- feeding her barbiturates mix- Libary, will be Saturday in Anacon Hall at the College CROCK Corelle® Livingware Center. The library staff is planning by Cornini Make A Date the testimonial, which in ad- POT dition to other members of The incredible Today - For children. Diala-Slon with ;. RlUlcal mor- all purpose everyday dishes al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- the college community — will guaranteed lor dletown. Dial 671-3319 have as guests representa- ELECTRIC COOKER two lull years DECEMBERS, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12 tives of organizations in which Mrs. Hobbie has been "Thrift Shop" - 27 W. Front SI., Red Bank, hum ID '.'V Or. Frail Skeed active. a.m. to 4 p.m. B'nai Israel Sisterhood and Htil Bank Ha- dassah Among them are the Jersey Shore Branch, American As- DECEMBER 3 Talk given sociation of University Wom- 7 Demonstration of Self-Examination for Breast Can- en, the League of Women Vot- cer, at Middletown Community Center, Kings llwy, al by author ers and several library orga- Mrs. Jaiet Hobble 8:30 p.m. Dr. L. Genova, speaker. Film, literature by nizations, including the Mon- mer chairman of the Physics American Cancer Society. Sponsored by Policemen's COLTS NECK - A talk on mouth College Library Asso- Department at Mnnmouth Wives' Assn., Middletown. Free admission. Refresh- "Jesus Christ and Is" was ciation, and the West Long College. ments. given yesterday by Dr. Frank Branch Library Board of Serving as cochairman of Old Fashioned Christmas Bazaar, United MelhixJisl Sheed, author, publisher, and Trustees, of which Mrs Hob- the testimonial committee art 2O-PIIC1 Church, Broad St., Red Bank. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Lunch and lecturer, as the first of three bie serves as secretary. Advent programs scheduled the college librarian, Robert 98 WHITE 21.95 SERVICE supper. Usual and unusual items. Mrs Hobbie was appointed by St. Mary's Catholic V. Van Benthuysen, associate Color 23.95 FOR TOUR to the library at Monmouth only DECEMBER 3, 4 Church. Rt. 34 and Phalanx librarian. Robert F Sulton. WITH NEW CUP NOT SHOWN College in October, 1945 Pre The Junior Committee of (he Children's Psychiatric Road. and assistant librarian, Rob- Center will present a "Boutique" of Christmas gifts al viously she had posts at Dr. Sheed will also speak at ert M. Brooks. Mrs Theodore the home ol Mrs. Gregory Montgomery. 457 Sycamore Newark Public Library, at Ihe 8 p.m. Sunday on "Jesus Nowick of Deal, a founder Farberware — Stainless GARLAND Ave., Shrewsbury, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Post School at Marine Bar- and past president of the col- CHRISTMAS FLOWERS Christ and Them" and at 8 racks, Quantico. Va.. at GIFT WRAP DECEMBER 4 p.m. Dec. 15 on "Jesus Christ lege Library Association, is McKinley Junior High School coordinating arrangements MINIATURE LIGHTS Tryouls for "Trial By Jury" and 'Hansel and (ire- and His Father." REGULAR LIGHTS in Newark, and al Franklin for the fete, which will begin lei" at 8 p.m.. Middlelown Methodisl Church. Middle- The series is being spon- School in Hasbrouck Heights. REPLACEMENT BULBS lown-Lincroft Rd., Opera/Oratorio .Society of Ihe Mon- with a cocktail reception at 6 off CANDOLIERS sored by the combined parish Mrs. Hobbie holds ihe asso- mouth Conservatory of Music. Singers of opera/, ora- p.m. PARTY FAVORS AND families of St. Rose of Lima ciate in arts degree from DECORATIONS torio, pop and rock invited. Further information. 741-KKWI. Catholic Church, Freehold, Stephens Junior College; the ELECTRIC ALL ORNAMENT KITS DECEMBER 5 St. Robert Bellarmine Catho- bachelor of arts degree from TREE STANDS "Holiday Bazaar and Luncheon" — HeKonl I'niied lic Church, Freehold Town- Smith College; the bachelor STYROFOAM SHAPES REVEREWARE GLASS ORNAMENTS Methodist Church, Church St.. Belfurcl. Ill am to li p in ship, and St. Mary's Catholic of science degree in library FRY AQ99 Luncheon $1.50 by reservation. 7K7-3429. Church, here. science from Columbia Uni- There is a nominal fee for "Annual Christmas Bazaar" — Trinity Episcopal versity, and the master of the lectures. 32 BROAD STREET 741-7500 RED BANK Church, Parish Hall, White St., Red Bank Thurs., 10 am arts degree in secondary edu- Regular 34.99 to 8 p.m. Luncheon 11:30 to 1:30 Dinner 5 p.jn. in 7 p in cation from New York I'm- Open Daily 8 a.m. 5:30 — Frl. Til 9 verwlty. She Is married to Dr DECEMBER 5, 6 Daily service .1. Remington Hobbie, a for- A "Christmas Boutique" — sponsored by the Marl- boro Hospital Auxiliary will be held Dec. 5. 6. from 10 scheduled a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Tramburg Activities Center al the hospital. Handcrafted articles made by the patients will be sold at cost. In addition, plants and dried arrange- for Advent ments, wood products, woven rugs and fresh baked goods MIDDLETOWN - Daily will be featured. celebration of the Holy Com- DECEMBER «. 7 munion at Christ Episcopal Community has more Gilbert and Sullivan's "Gondoliers" presented by1 Church, during the season of Monmouth Civic Chorus at Monmouth Arts Center. (Car- Advent — the three and a half lton) 8:30 p.m. Tickets $4. $5. $H Senior citizen and stu- weeks leading up to Chrisl- dent discounts. Contact MAC. K42-MOO or Jim Parker. mas — began at 7 a.m. today. th^oneuraytomakeftiends 892-0926. The services are especially "Santa's Bargain Basement ' Si Mary's. New Mini- planned for commuters who mouth, church basement. Kri.. 7 ;lO-9 p.m.: Sat.. Ill-:) lake the 7:37 a.m. train from New and nearly new gifts, ceramics, tree trim. Middletown station. They will wiih 2 kinds of FteeFfersonal St. Jerome's, West Long Branch, Christmas Bazaar, be at 7 a.m. Monday, Fit, 5-9; Sat., 11-9. Games, new and handmade gifts, Tuesday, Thursday and cake sale, plants, trash and treasure, good food Friday. "Annual Christmas Bazaar" — Union House Ladies' Other Communion services Checking. Auxiliary, Florence Ave. Firehouse. Union Beach. 10 a.m. are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Handmade items, toys, games, refreshments. Wednesdays and 8:30 a.m. Santa. Saturdays. DECEMBER 7 The celebrants of the Eu- "Luncheon and Fashion Show" — Benefit of 1974 charist will be the Rev. EMD Social Service project for the Coordinated Child Geoffrey West on Mondays Care Committee, 12 noon, The Farmhouse, corner and Thursdays, the Rev. Branch Ave. & Markham PI., Little Silver. $6.75. full James Simpson on Wednes- course luncheon. Call 741-5044 for reservations days and Fridays, and (he Rev. Herbert Lindley on "Christmas Bazaar" - Sponsored by Women's Assn., Tuesdays. Baptized persons 2 Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, at the Shrewsbury Fire may receive Holy Commu- 1 House, Broad St., II a.m. to 4 p.m. nion. "Shop with Santa - Christmas Bazaar" — Christ ReeFteisonal Church, corner Sycamore Ave. and Broad St.. Shrews- Write-a-Loan is Free Personal 'bury, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch 12 lo 2. Kids' pictures with Bill asks boost Checking plus an available line Santa. Christmas gifts, etc. Checking. of credit ranging from $500 "Cake Sale" - To benefit Middlelown Helps Its Own. in health funds When we say "Free Personal to $5,400. sponsored by Middletown Jaycee-ettes. al Branch Brook TRENTON - Assem- Checking," we mean free. Which means that when you Co., Hwy 36, Hazlet. 10 a.m. blywoman Gertrude Berman. There's no charge for standard need quick cash you can get it DECEMBERK D-Monmouth-Occan, has in- checks, no charge for service, simply by writing a check, up to "Holiday Sinn' — Come anil sjllg HuiHlel's Miwsiull troduced legislation that no charge for monthly state- your credit limit. n)S|)(in.s(iiV(l by Shrewsbury Chorale. Knmkdale Commu- would double Ihe amount of ments, and no minimum balance The only charge you ever pay nity Services and the All-Shore Chorus Urinj; own IMU.MC state funds available for com- required. is interest on the credit you use. if possible. Hruokilalc Gymnasium, h pin Five admis- munity menial health service You can't get more free And if you don't use the sion. M rs. Berman said the than that. credit, naturally you don't pay - "Indoor Flea Market and Christmas Bazaar" - Mid present law mandates $1 per a cent. capita in matching funds and dletown Twp. First Aid and Rescue Squad. Park PI. K. this would be increased to $2 Keansburg. Door prizes. No admission charge. 9 am to "> if her legislation becomes p.m. law. Monmouth Museum Christmas Gala. Family Revue "Shifting monies now em- of "Once Upon A Christmas." exhibit of fairy laic Christ- So pay us a visit soon and discover how nice it is to do your ployed in Ihe care and treat- checking among friends. mas trees, readings, caroling and Christmas cheer Sun . ment of the menially and Dec. H, 3-5 p.m., at Monmoulh Museum. Krookdalr Com- emotionally disturbed is an munity College campus. Lincroft. Call museum for reser- essential step in insuring that vations, 747-226«. community mental health ser- DECEMBER » vices replace decaying in- "Middletown Helps Its Own Day" - Al McDonald's stitutions as Ihe preferred Hamburgers, Route 35. Middlelown 50% of gross pro- method of treatment," Mrs ceeds donated lo MHIO Chrislmas Baskel Program Herman said £7 Community DKCKMBER 14 She added: "With Ihe pas- "Chinese Auction" - Sponsored by Hcd Hank Com sing of each day in which we munity Center Pro-School Mothcrrsi Club, al Ihe Red fail to establish changed pri- State Bank and Trust Company Bank Community Center. Doors onwi I p.m, Auctioning orities und back them up with will begin at 2 p.m. A wide variety of ilems has been d» hard cash we are contributing nated by Ihe merchants of Red Bank. Tickets (I 5(1 lo Ihe shoddy and outdated For your convenience, offices are located irv DKCKMBER 13 care we afford our people Friends of the Family. "The Wizard of <)z" - By Ihe Traveling I'liiyhoase, MIDDLETOWN/1250 ROUTE 35 There is no substitute for the NAVESINK/100 ROUTE 35 an adult professional company, sponsored by Kan Haven rapid phasing out of huge, UNCROFT/NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD & MIDDLETOWN-UNCROFT ROAD PTA. Al Rumson-f'Hir Haven Regional II S . 2 p.m. Tick- outdated institutions and the LEONARDO/ROUTE 36 els 11.00, at the Peppermint free, 771 River ltd., Kan movement of dollars inlo a Haven. modern svslem of care " MEMBER F.D.I.C. other convenient offices in Union County. .w*-•-... discoun^toy SKOAL CHRISTMAS HOURS wishc/ Effective Nov. 29th HAZLET EATONTOWN 10 A.M. lo 12 Midnight Mon. Thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sat. 11 A.M. to « P.M. Sun. ... MdviM Walker come true FAMILY FUN ...foreveryone! FUN for LITTLE ONES Fair Haven Mattel Weal girl given BIG JIM KIDDY MO JUNGLE BRIDGE and scout award TRUCK FERRY SET 9" FAIR HAVEN - Melvina Exciting, jungle patrol wndi Bit Motorbed KhMy Mo School Bui Jim out In hit 19" truck. Figure It tat In motion by a push Stopf Walker, IS, has been awarded not Included. at llghti the First Class Girl Scout THE GIANT GENIE Badge, which Is equivalent to Of CHILD WORLD the Boy Scout rank of Eagle Scout. She and her sister. Rose Lynn Walker, 16, who re- ceived the same award ear- lier this year, are members of .master charge. Senior Troop 200. Melvina, who resides at 73 Man Naveslnk Ave., Is a soph- •ANKAMdtlCMO Mattel Mattel MICKEY Frshar Price omore at Rumson Fair Haven DOUBLE Mara BIG JIM SKY MOUSE ACTION Regional High School, where DARE ROCKEM COMMAND 397 WATCH GARAGE she Is In the band. She has Action packed lira Set SOCKEM Wind II up and It en|kige with aitrudtr Two-level garage wlthj been In scouting for eight Around tht world jtt ticks. Big numbers ROBOTS hiadquarteri lor Big pump. The kWi play elevator ramps, 4 Ml- Roll em on 2 wiper Mil and colorful decora- per speed can. years, Is active in community Control tovtr keep fig- Jim and hit buddies. fireman and maka projects, and is earning her with 24' ol Mazing red, urei In action throwing. tloni Adjustable things with Play Doh. white and blue track. Mid ducking punches. Opem to more than 4 •trap. way to Spain through a high htt school club. FUN FURNITURE. DOLL TIME Fined $250 , ';•)/• Cotaco for having StarbrHe3Plece DOLL TABLE and CARRIAGE 499 marijuana CHAIR SET FREEHOLD - Christopher Modern styling In aluminum con- ChUd'i tint carriage. Chroma itructlon. Fun to play with and a plata tubular handle and (rame Lovelace, 24, of 30 Harding mar prool top. High back chain. Road, Red Bank, was fined $250 Wednesday for possess- ing marijuana with Intent to distribute it on April 10 In Red Bank. SPECIALS Lovelace pleaded guilty to the charge on Nov. 7. The sentence was imposed by Su- perior Court Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. Roth American BAP Jack I. Cuitalow, 27, of Raggedy Ann >MQQ Can Cricket 9 PIECE HIM Berlin, was given a suspended TABLE and TANDEM CATHY PUSH TOY /W WINGBACK Roth sentence of one to three years 1 CART • ROCKER 12"CHAIR SET DOLL American Consolidated , in state prison and placed on QUICK CURL A toy catcher and a puth Rat. 14.88 Beautiful maple finish. STROLLER CRIB CRADLE one year probation and fined **•'• JM Qylrt Ctrl 'am cart. Large caiter Colorful print on pad- Handiome decoration Attractlva print on Decorative with wood Rock a bye my baby In 1150 for obstructing Justice in mn o»tt tmiwh «nd n»a.ja- maket M real easy to dad Mat and valance. on table and chain In heavy vinyl. Remo- •Mat. Large at wall a* her own cradle. Colo-;' roll. Removable pillow. two colon. vable canopy with high imall dolls tit nicely. nlal style. Middletown on July 19, 1*73. back Mat. He additionally received a suspended sentence of six ALAKAZAM SPECIALS months in the county Jail, placed on one year probation Murray and fined $100 for being under the Influence of a controlled RAMROD dangerous substance on the Mighty Mac VELOCIPEDE Parker Brothers same date In Middletown. He DRAGSTER Looks Ilka a parkcycle, performs like a ve- GNIPGNOP had pleaded guilty on both loclpede. KMs love K. White polo saddla Rugged trke and a truck all with Mack plastic pedals with removable charges. In ona. Ha« a tailgate that's training whaals. Fast paced table top ball game lor aaiy to opan and cloie. Mac the 8 to 14 yaar old tet Trans- Melvin Underwood, 37, of wheeli and 'turf-tread' front parent dome coven all tha action Newark, was fined $300 for wheel!. possessing less than 25 grams of marijuana and cocaine in Long Branch on Jan. 9, 1973. He was convicted of the charge at a non-Jury trial be- fore Judge McGann on Nov. 11. AURORA DERBY 2 TV sets, Parker Parker Pick a hone and cheer him Radio Steel Hasbro Brothers Brothers on to the finish line ...exciting WAGON INVENTORS GAME tape player and fun for all! SHERLOCK No. 80 SPRING Rag. 18.97 Tha nuttiatl In- Of CLUE Introducing the taft T HORSE Tha little guys love to ventions you can A supar detective Classic pursuit game are stolen deilgn handle grip. Non New wider baaa for ride tha Super Snooper imagine. It's really a game . 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Butz about Pope Paul Vis the Pope" delivered with stand on birth control were "ethnic mockery and vulgar NEWARK - Teachers at New Jerseys eight stale cirf- "in bad taste" or "undiplo- religious prejudice." Icgn were due back in their classrooms today after an agree- matic" or "insensitive." In Red Bank, Msgr Km ment to reopen contract talks with the state. The nation's agriculture melt A. Monahan, pastor of Marcoantonio Lacatena. president or the Council ol New secretary, on orders from St. James Catholic Church, Jeney State College Locals, said. "The strike has been sus- President Ford, apologized agreed completely with the pewied pending the outcome of the resumption of the talk*." Friday for having told news- cardinal's reaction. Asked if the teachers would strike again if the talks were men an anecdote that subse- "Of course, it was undiplo- ••successful, Lacatena said, "There's always this op- quently drew sharp public matic and he must have real- tion... but we are taking Gov Byrne's word that these will criticism as a religious and ized that the words would be be good-faith talks. We'll see." ethnic slur. taken as insulting not only to Last week, representatives of the New Jersey State Col- Catholic community leaders the church but to the Pope," lege Local of the American Federation of Teachers, repre- as well as clergy in Mon Msgr Monahan said "I'm anting some 3,500 instructors, reached agreement with Gov. mouth County reacted with thoroughly opposed to the re- Brendan T. Byrne's counsel on a seven-point plan. The plan varying degrees of concern marks, whether they were on Includes the appointment of a mediator and the renewal of The head of an Italian-Ameri- or off the record." Hear) R. Cioffi contract talks Jofea R Msgr. Emmell A. Monahan can organization in Long Mayor Henry R Cioffi of The strike began Nov. 18. The teachers charged that the Branch called for the secre- Long Branch also expressed But Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern but that's about all It came " he said Fiorina observed "I person- state refused to negotiate with them under a wage reopener tary's dismissal while the displeasure. "Freudian slips of Red Bank was less than from an ordinary, small- "I just think Mr Butz's-re- ally wasn't offended But per- clause in their present contract, which expires June 30. The county Democratic leader sometimes tell you more than disturbed. "While the re minded man who heard and marks were inappropirate It haps I'm more exposed to this contract also contains a no-strike clause. termed press reaction as "sil- anything else," the Catholic- marks were in bad taste," he repeated an old joke." Mayor definitely was an indiscretion sort of thing." Despite the strike, classes continued at the colleges, ly." said, "it's safe to say that any O'Hern said, adding that And I'm not defending him mayor said. "Anybody in that But back in Long Branch. which are Montclair, Trenton, William Paterson, Kean, Po- During a press meeting, Dr position in government who's Catholic has heard similar "ethnic jokes are as old as because 1 don't approve of mona, Glassboro, Ramapo and Jersey City. Total enrolment criticism in the past. I don't civilization." some of his programs." Mr the president of the Sons of Butz commented on the that insensitive, regardless of Columbus. Gregory Catncala. at the colleges is 75,000 students. think the church is immune "As a Catholic, I doubt that Kiorino said Pope's rejection of birth con- the context of the remarks, was offended Mr. Calncala from criticism, and Mr. Butz the world is coming to an end trol as a means of solving the shouldn't be where he is." Not vicious came to this country from was expressing criticism of because of his comment. Here 3 children die in fire world's hunger problems. The Gea. Brown, It* Italy 20 years ago secretary said "an Italian church policy. we are deliberating about the "But I don't think he meani NEWARK - Three children died in a dawn fire at a Cen- Mayor Cioffi went on to say to be vicious," he continued lady" had once remarked his objections "are not con- "It was simply a vulgar greatest problem of our dec- "President Ford should fire tral Ward tenement here yesterday. "Here's a man in charge of about the Pope: "He no playa fined to Earl Butz." The Long joke," Mayor O'Hern contin- ade (hunger) and we're side- the secretary of agriculture." The children were asleep when the fire broke out about § the food that's grown; he's a.m., according to a fire department official. He identified the game, he no maka the Branch mayor also criticized ued "But I don't think it has tracked by a random re- he said "He is supposed to be mark," Mayor O'Hem said concerned about starving them as Robar Washington, 2; Shibb Washington, 4; and rules." Air Force Gen. George S large significance in the con- a politician He is not sup- people. We all must face up posed to say what he feels Phyllis Baker, 11 The Washington boys were brothers, he Off Ike record' Brown who was called on the text of world hunger That's John R. Fiorino, county really the point. to the millions of people who He holds a high position He said. Dr. Butz reportedly tried to presidential red carpet last Democratic leader and newly are starving today should have consideration for Louise Washington, 20. and Dwight Washington. 6. the place the anecdote "off the month for public comments Aa old joke elected county clerk, laughed. record," but It was publicized about a "Jewish lobby" in the "This tells you a little "This is silly. I don't think it's "I guess this is really a the small groups in this coun- •end boys' mother and brother, were hospitalized with second try." degree burns. anyway. An Immediate pro- U.S. something about Mr. Butz. a worthy topic to discuss .... matter of sensitivity," Mr The spokesman said several other residents were evac- uated from the two three-story frame buildings, which were "(ally engaged" in flames when firefighters arrived. The department's arson squad is investigating the cause of the blaze, he said, but he declined to say if arson was sus- Riverview offers aid pected. 11A W pact approved WOOD-RIDGE - One of the two United Auto Workers lo- on hearing, speech cals striking the Curtiss-Wright Corp. plant yesterday ap- Ked a management offer and is expected to return to work RED BANK - To hear ... week. to speak ... to communicate. The members of UAW Local 699 approved a three-year Everyday living depends on contract providing (or a 45-cents an hour raise the first year these three qualities. Being and 3'/4 per cent raise for each of the next two years. deprived of any one of them It was not immediately known if the second striking would be a great handicap. group, UAW Local 300, would approve the contract offer. Riverview Hospital has taken About 1,700 workers at the Bergen County plant had been steps to help those people working without a contract since Oct. 4, but the walkout was with hearing, speech or lan- called Nov. 25 after : isnagemen! offered a 3 per cent wage guage Impairments through Inmate. its Department of Speech and Hearing. The plant makes parts for automobiles, aircraft and nu- clear submarines. Speech and hearing offers both diagnostic and therapy programs for young and old tlody said murder victim's alike. Patient referrals may JACKSON TOWNSHIP - Police said a decomposed body come from physicians, school i fonnd In a heavily wooded area of this Ocean County commu- nurses, community agencies nity Friday was that of a man and the man had been murder- or the individual concerned. ed. Therapy is provided in •'It's a homicide, that's for sure," said Capt. Frank voice, articulation, language Hughes, who said the man had been shot twice in the head, development, lip reading, apparently by a pistol. auditory training, stuttering The body was found by hunters near Rt. 571. and aphasia. Capt. Hughes said the man had been dead anywhere from The department is equipped •even months to several years. He described the dead man as with a soundproof chamber stocky, 5-feet-5 inches tall and between 25 and 40 years old. large enough to fit a stret- cher, a console audiometer for differential diagnosis of Byrne dislikes sales tax hike hearing problems, a portable NEW YORK - New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne said yes- HELPING HAND — Mrs. Naomi Drucker, left, new occupational therapist audiometer for bedside tes- terday he still doesn't like the idea of increasing his state's with the MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Service, helps a disabled ting, a language master for Mies tax but might accept it as part of a package. patient regain some of the skills of daily living. Occupational therapy is a work with aphasic adults and ' Byrne said during an interview on radio station WINS new venture for MCOSS, which is one of the 27 community-service agencies tape recorders for speech the- HEARING HELP — Mrs. Joann Lynch, right, di- that New Jersey must look at various forms of taxes, in- that will benefit from the current Monmouth County United Fund drive to rapy. rector of Riverview Hospital's Speech and Hearing cluding the property tax and a corporation tax. raise $400,000. Mrs. Joann Lynch, director Department, performs an oudlometric test on Ei- Saying he did not believe a sales tax increase was equi- and audiologlst, and Mrs. leen Hollywood, 5, of Little Silver. table, he added: Ruth Levine, speech patholo- "If as part of the package, there was a modest increase gist, are approved and certi- was formerly the supervisor Brooklyn College. Before in the sales tax to help put the package across. I would not be Occupational therapist fied by the State Department of the Speech and Hearing coming to Riverview, she opposed to it." of Education for evaluation Department at Monmouth worked at the Community Byrne also urged striking college teachers to "show good purposes. Medical Center and taught Speech and Hearing Clinic at faith by marching into the classroom" today instead of to Mrs. Lynch holds degrees lip-reading and sign language Brooklyn College. Trenton to demonstrate. now available at MCOSS from Adelphia University and at Brookdale Community Col- Recently the Department of He said he would be willing to sit in on negotiations per- RED BANK - The part- "Or she may help someone "VD is becoming a number Newark State College and has lege. Speech and Hearing began to ally if he thought it would help resolve the dispute. time services of an occupa- who can't bend over learn one health problem, nation- done extensive graduate work Mrs. Levine holds an MA branch out into the commu- tional therapist to help the ally," Miss Brown pointed at Columbia University. She in speech pathology from how to pick things up from nity with its activities. Realiz- out. "At our clinics, patients disabled regain the skills of the floor, for example with a ing the learning difficulties *Miss Vicki' said on welfare daily living have just been mechanical device such as are treated with the utmost CAMDEN - Singer Tiny Tim's wife. "Miss Vicki," has experienced by children with added to those provided by grocers might use," Mrs. confidentiality. We help a lot speech or hearing problems, been on the New Jersey welfare rolls since August, according MCOSS Family Health and Brown said. of people who are reluctant to County's history the department began a mass to the Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin. Nursing Service, a Monmouth MCOSS' first venture in oc- go to a hospital. The newspaper quoted an employe of the Camden County. screening program for all the County United Fund member cupational therapy is bul one In addition to the newer pre-schoolers involved in the HLJ., welfare office as saying "Miss Vicki." whose maiden agency. more in a growing list of ser- services, MCOSS' staff of name Is Victoria Budinger. has received $235 a month since in bank btochure Monmouth County Head Start MCOSS, which this year re- vices supplied by the non- more than 80 registered and Program. The children be- the registered on Aug. 28. homes. ceived $14,000 from the profit organization since it licensed practical nurses plus First Jersey National Bank tween the ages of 3 and 5 re- She and Tiny Tim were married five years ago on Johnny United Fund, will be one of was organized in 1912. Last specialized personnel ..uch as is offering a special four-page It also notes that inns and ceived hearing evaluations — Cnrson's "Tonight" television show before a viewing audience the 27 community-service year, the agency served lH.7IMi a physical therapist, speech historical brochure featuring taverns were licensed as approximately 10 per cent of 45 million. They were separated last January. agencies benefiting from the patients with a total of l2H.4«ft therapist, diet counselor, pe- Monmouth County to area early as 1676 and prices of were found to have partial Their daughter. Tulip, 3. is living with Miss Budinger, ac- current drive lo raise visits. diatric nurse practitioner, and schools and groups at no meals, lodging and stabling hearing problems and 1 per cording to the welfare office. $400,000. Two programs begun in mental health consultants charge. were fixed by law. Prices cent to have serious enough According to Miss Budginer's landlord in Cherry Hill, the Miss Phyllis L. Brown, ex- part with United Fund funds provide the health care tradi- The brochure, originally of- kept rising and when "in- problems to warrant medical mother and daughter left three weeks ago for Kngland. Her ecutive director of the public in 1973 have been growing tional with the agency. fered in limited quantity to flation" struck in 1820, prices attention. mother, Mrs. Emma Budinger, confirmed that her daughter is health nursing agency that is during 1974. The free senior This includes visiting nurse several schools, was so well of breakfast or supper were I* England. the state's largest and one of citizens health counseling pro- service to the sick in their received that the existing sup- fixed at 25 cents, dinner for 31 And for the older residents "We don't kpow anything about Miss Vicki being on wcl- the county's oldest, said Mrs. gram started in Asbury Park homes under doctor's orders ply was exhausted. However, cents, and lodging for 12% of the hospital's service area Hire," said Jim Cappy. Tiny Tim's road manager. "I doubt if haomi Drucker. the occupa- and Freehold "is one of our and at the health centers, First Jersey Is now preparing cents. — 26 senior citizens are she is, though. Tiny is sending her money. He sends her tional therapist, will be avail- most popular programs." ac- promotion of good health, ac- for a second printing and free The historical reprint is presently benefiting from a enough money for the baby every month." able two days a week. She cording to Miss Brown cident prevention, early de- quantity orders must be available in quantity by con- lip-reading course being of- will share her time among the Similar services are now leclion of emotional and phys- placed by Dec. 16. tacting William E. Moser Jr., fered by Mrs. Lynch, as part Travel agency office attacked six MCOSS, health centers lo- being provided at Bethany ical disabilities, maternity Marketing Vice President assistant vice president at the of the Monmouth County Dominick D'Agosta said, "It's Belmar office, or any First , RIVER EDGE - A window was broken in the office of cated at the health center Manor, Keyport; the senior and speech therapy clinics, Adult Education Program. not a typical history-book pre- Jersey branch manager by the Liberty Travel Service here yesterday, apparently In pro- headquarters here at 141 Bod- citizens involved in the As- child health conferences, fam- These two testing and train sentation. The brochure even calling 681-4000 tut the arm's dealings with trips to the Soviet Union. man PI., and those in New bury I'ark Salvation Army ily health clinics, and miming ing programs are just a small lakes the reader back 100 mil- The bank is headquartered A man who refused to identified himself called The Asso- Shrewsbury, Freehold, Bel- lunch program; M Daniel services for the control of part of the department's lion years when dinosaurs in Jersey City and has 25 of- elated Press in Newark and said. "The Liberty Trawl ford, Matawan and Man;is- Towers, Middle!own Town- communicable diseases. Dur- many duties. They are also ing the past year, these have roamed through the County. fices in Hudson, Monmouth. j Agency on Rt. 4 in Bergen County has been attacked. Other quan. ship, and lo seniors meeting involved with fitting for hear- included 11H maternity clinic In fact," he continues, Bergen and Essex counties. , travel bureaus that continue to offer tours to the Soviet Union "While the physical thera- ul the Bradley Beach borough ing aids and counseling. The sessions. 420 child health con- "school children seldom learn at a time when Jews are persecuted will be dealt with in a pist helps with large motor hall, the Manasquan fire- counseling is most important. ference sessions, 62 VI) clinic that some of the earliest pre- since just finding problems is . similar manner. Never again ' movements like walking. Mrs. house, and the Wall Methodist Uons to again soil sessions, and 64 senior citizen historic finds of mammal re- not enough. The patient must "Never Again" is a slogan of the Jewish Defense league Drucker will help those who Church. Miss Brown said ap- proximately 300 senior cili- counselling programs. mains were made in Mon- Christmas Irrrs be told how problems can be . Stan Davis, assistant manager of Liberty Travel, said he are handicapped with fine '/.ens a month are being mouth County." corrected or modified. didn't notice the broken window until a co-worker "pointed motor movements. For in- Home nursing service costs FAIR HAVEN - John L. served. The reprint also includes in- out a hole that looked like a football had been thrown through stance, if we have someone MCOSS $14 per visit Service Measly, chairman of the For those interested in utili- who will never walk attain Also. MCOSS is also delect is available lo all with pay- formation on how 171 h and Lions Club's Christmas tree, zing its services, the fee scale M." and she's a homemaker, Mrs ing VD cases during screen ment according to ability As IKlh Century Monmouth resi- sale, said the trees will be de is based on the patient's abili- Davis said police searched the office twice bul failed lo Drucker will help her learn ing for other problems a! the a result. Miss Brown said dents hunted and fished, and llvered Monday and the club ty to pay. No one will be re- find the object that broke the windilW. how to run the household Freehold Health Center. :I7 about 14 per cent of its visits how they constructed, pro- will be in business, as usual, fused assistance, the hospital He said the office had not received any threats or warn- from a wheelchair. Ma rev SI. are not paid for. tected and furnished their behind the flrehoutte said tags before yesterday's incident. 14 The D*iiy Register SHREWSBURY N J. MONDAY DECEMBER?. 1974 Vikes grab Central; Cards decked by KC

By Tke AKwrlalH Prros leans Saints 29-8 and clinched when Philadelphia ipst-l lit Hi then kicked a H-yankf Fran Tarkenton passed ihc the National Conference's (liven Bay Jft 14. dropping I he wilh 2:32 left for the vicl»r> Minnesota Vikings into the Central Division champion- Packers' record In 8 ft Based in J name played in a steady National Football Leaglr ship on records the wildcard team freezing rain. playoffs yesterday whili- I ho SI Louis, 8-3. failed In will have to come from Ihc Pittsburgh. 8-3 1, is in dan St. Lous Cardinals also made clinch the NFC Kastern title, Eastern Division, and St. i;er of having its lead cut lo a the playoffs, thanks to Phila- failing to visiting Kansas CltJ Louis would gel M based on half game should Cincinnati. delphia 17-13 when Interceptions by inlra-division play 7-4, win tomorrow night at Tarkenton passed fur 117 Mike Sensibaugh and Willie Another division leader that Miami and the Sleelers are yards and three touchdowns Lamer set up second-hair stumbled at home was Pitts- also in danger of failing lo gel on 20 completions in 29 at- Chief touchdowns burgh, which lost 13-10 when a wildcard berth Buffalo is 9- tempts as the Vikings, 8-4. But the Cardinals clinched Skip Butler kicked a 42 yard 3 and Miami is K-3 in the fight whipped the visiting New Or- the NFC wildcard berth field goal to lie the game at for the AFC Eastern title, and the one that finishes second could have a better record than Pittsburgh. Buffalo kept the pressure on Miami by winning a ti-0 struggle at home against Bal- timore. John Leypoldt kicked two field goals and O.J Simp- son rushed for 67 yards to give him 1,004 for the season, the third straight year he has cracked the 1,000-yard mark. In other Sunday games, Cleveland stopped San Fran- cisco 7-0, Oakland outlasted New England 41-26, the New England 41-26, The New York Jets downed San Diego 27-14, Chicago edged the New York Giants 16-13 and Los Angles mauled Atlanta 30-7 Dallas nipped Washihgton 24-23 and Denver shaded Det- roit 31-27 Thanksgiving Day. Philadelphia, snapping a six-game losing streak, AP wirepMH turned five fumbles by vis- RIGGINS ROAMS — John Riggins of the New gins scored three touchdowns in the first half as iting Green Bay into touch- York Jets plows for 14 yards during yesterday's the Jets won, 27-14. downs, two of them by rookie San Diego Chargers game at Shea Stadium. Rig- quarterback Mike Boryla. who was starting his first NFL game in place of ailing Roman Gabrial. Eddie Brown's interception Namath, Riggins go wild, set up a fourth-quarter drive- SHOT BLOCKED — New York Ranger's goalie Ed Giacomin blocksThe that ended in Ken Brown's one puck during last night's game at Madison Square Garden against the St. yard touchdown run as the Louis Blues. Blues' Garnet Bailey (24) moves in but does not score. Browns beat San Francisco in snow, sleet and rain before give Chargers real jolt 24,559, smallest crowd see a game at Cleveland since I95fi. NEW YORK (AP) - "We field until t In- game was vacuum in that wind " Leahy kicked a 45-yard Jim Plunkett passed for a felt we could do anything we wrapped up The Jets, raising their field in the third quarter be- fourth-quarter touchdown to wanted to," said Joe Namalh The Jets blew out to a 24-0 record to 5-7, got their first fore San Diego finally man- Gilbert's goal bring New England within a who did just about (hat. team- halftime lead as Namath. pas- touchdown on Namath's four- aged to score. Rookie Don point, 20-19, at Oakland, but ing with John Riggins to lead sing into the teeth of guslin^ yard toss to Riggins just 3:33 Woods, virtually the only of- the conversion attempt was the New York Jets to a 2714 25-mile-an-hour winds, com- into the game. The play cap- fensive threat for the Char- missed and the Raiders pulled National Football League vic- pleted 13 of 18 passes for 189 ped a 61-yard drive high- gers all day, tossed a 28-yard away on Ken Stabler's fourth tory over the San Diego Char- yards. Namath retired after lighted by a Namath to Emer- "flea-flicker" scoring pass to touchdown pass of the day gers yesterday. Ihrw periods, having com- son Boozer 29-yard pass that Gary Garrison after Woods gets Rangers tie and Skip Thomas' touchdown Namath threw one touch- pleted 17 of 27 attempts for set up the score. had taken a lateral pass from with an interception. down pass to Riggins and the 254 yards. Pat Leahy made it 100 quarterback Jesse Freitas. By The Associated Press Patrick. "You have a tendency to Jim Bertleson ran for two Jets' fullback ran for two "I don't usually notice op- about four minutes later with Woods, the NFL's fourth Philadelphia Flyers Coach want to go out there and get touchdowns and teammate more to help New York to its posing players too much." a 20-yard field goal Then leading rusher going into the Rod Gilbert's 30-foot goal Fred Shero is always looking your share of points in a Lawrence McCutcheon gained fourth straight victory. The said San Diego Coach Tommy Riggins, who finished with 61 game, scored San Diego's oth- with 3:09 remaining lifted the for a new way to motivate his game like this," said Flyers 54 yards to become the first rest of the help came from Prothro. "But you just had to yards on 18 carries, applied er touchdown on a four-yard New York Rangers to a 4-4 players. He puts inpsiring left wing Bill Barber, "but NFC 1,000-yard gainer, at New York's revived defense, notice Namath. He got great ihe crusher with touchdown run with 49 seconds to play. National Hockey League tie quotations on a blackboard in you also worry about the 1,004, in Los Angeles' rout of which slammed the door on protection, he threw well and runs of three and two yards He finished with 142 yards on with the St. Louis Blues. his office, which the players shutout. It was an easy game the Falcons. San Diego's all-rookie hack- ho seemed to be standing in a In the second quarter. 25 carries to raise his season Gilbert's score blunted a pass on their way to the ice; in which to pick up bad total to 982 yards. Frietas. Blues bid to score only their sometimes he places passages habits." starting in place of injured second victory in Madison from great speeches in enve- Bemie Parent picked up his f Dan Fouts, completed 10 of 22 Square Garden in the 21 lopes and gives them to his fourth shutout of the year by meetings between the two players. stopping 22 Scouts shots while passes for 147 yards and had clubs over the eight years St. Last night, though, it was a Bobby Clarke scored once Giants foot' bill again two intercepted Louis has been in the league. little difficult to keep the fel- and set up four others to ion Diego 000 14 - 14 lows interested. The Flyers New York 10 14 3 0 - V The Blues jumped off to a spearhead the rout. CHICAGO (AP) - Mirro goal all the KOiing'wai pack- The Giants came back to goal attempt. The Giants look A - 44 IM had a 9-0 lead over the Kan- CMMWS Jtls 2-0 lead in the first period on In other NHL games/; the Roder's 24-yard field goal ed into the first half. tie it when Craig Morion con- over and three plays later First down 14 II sas City Scouts entering the Buffalo Sabres beat the Pitts- The Bears struck early Rushesyords 3O-IS3 34 114 goals by Wayne Merrick and with 36 seconds to play lifted nected with Walker Gillette Dave Jennings punted a short Passing Yords ISO 761 Garry linger. Gilles Marotte third period. burgh Penguins 6-3, the Chi- when Doug Buffone recovered on a 13-yard touchdown pass Return Yards 1$ 9! the Chicago Bears to a 16-1.1 kick out of his end zone to the Passes 1IJ3-9 192*0 and John Bednarski tallied cago Black Hawks blanked victory over the New York a Joe Dawkins fumble on the midway in the first period New York 30. Punll 6-36 3 41 "Believe it or not, it was a Fumbles-lost 1-0 J-J second-period goals for the the Minnesota North Stars 3-0 New York 13. Three plays lat- But Pete Gogolak's attempted PenaltKs-yordt 311 •->! hard game to coach," Shero (iiants yesterday and snapped Williams gained five yards Rangers to knot the score be- and the California Golden er, Douglass went over from conversion hit the right up- noted after what ended up as their five-game National and Douglass hit Pagac with INDIVIDUAL LEADERS fore the Blues' Chuck Lefley Seals topped the Washington Football League losing the one-yard line for the right and bounced back onto RUSHING - Son Diego. Woods 7S 147 a 10-0 National Hockey his 14-yard pass to the New New York Rloalni 11-61. Booier, 10 46 put St. Louis in front again. League victory. "You've got Capitals 5-2. streak. touchdwon. However, the the field. RECEIVING — San Diego, Garrison 4 York 11. 109. Mothews 3-77, Bonner, 2 7? New The Toronto Maple Leafs- Bears failed to convert the Steve Vickers slipped the to stop the players from going Blustery weather with blow- York, Caser 7 137. Borkum 5 43, Riggins Detroit Red Wings game had extra point when holder Norm Late in the fourth quarter, Three plays netted Chicago 436. puck past St. Louis goalie goofy." ing snow and local television to be postponed when a bliz- llodgins fumbled Ihe snap llodgins again fumbled Ihe only four yards before Ro- PASSING - San Oiego. Freitas 1077 John Davidson in the middle So what did Shero do? "I because of the sellout of 7. 147 yordi, Woods 1-1-0, 78. New York. zard kept the Detroit players from center snap from center on a field der's winning field goal . Namath 17-77-0. 7S4. Woodoll 7 7 0. 7. period, but the Blues again told them after the second pe- 55,753 held the actual crowd took the advantage at 12:17 of riod that if we played it right, from leaving their homes to get to the Olympia. to 18.802 with 36.951 no shows. the third period when Ken the third period couid be as This broke the no-show "We made so many mistak- Richardson scored with as- valuable as 10 practices " record of 31,333 set last year es, it wasn't even funny. Our sists from linger and Craig Well apparently, it worked. at Philadelphia in a game guys just stood around and against the New York Jets. watched Buffalo play," said The $4,975 Question. Penguins Coach Marc Boilcau Quarterback Bobby Doug- after loss. "We had some lass, making his first start of ^ In times like these, can you some cars twice the price. And orthopedically- good chances but couldn't put the season, scored one touch- \ reasonably expect to get $4975 designed reclining seats. the puck in the net. 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By Kl< II M1OLKTTI system once before down in the dumps bemuse existence The Bucs won the Last year Matawan Region "Back in 1171 I had a really they all wanted lego." >up over Middlesex County's al was named the Central "I can't believe that the great team, but it m ruled Now that the chance of re- JFK of Iselin and Somerset Jersey, (iroup III champions first and fifth best teams in 26th in its section I frankly ceiving state sectional honors Hunterdon Counties' Bridge- The Huskies didn't have In the state weren't invited In don't think there were 2ti has slipped by. Strangia is be- water Rantan Kasl. win a playoff to get nod HUT play in the playoffs," said a teams in the country who ginning to wonder about other undefeated Manasquan even Brick Township will be the totally dejected Red Bank Re could have beaten that club " post-season honors that his though they were only 7.' only Shore area It-am lhat gional coach Bob Strangia team has becoming eligible to This year the Huskies went The Buccaneer coach isn't will get a chance to prove it Strangia, reflecting upon garner one boiler They finished the the only man at Red Hank self The Green Dragons, who the N.J. State Inlerscholasiu season at K-l Logically, one who is upset 'I'm jusi wondering mm almost every season claim to Athletic Association's selec- might say Oh. then Mala- lions of schools that will com- "The thought of being in a what our chances are of win- be among the top football wan is the CJ, Group II1 pete in Atlantic City's Con- possible playoff affected by ning the Rutgers Cup " teams statewide, get a crack champ again. Highf" at Camden for the South Jcr vention Hall this weekend. team's performance against The Rutgers Cup, symbolic Wrong sey. Group IV championship was speaking about the omis- Long Branch last week They of Central Jersey High School Carteret. and Bridgewater- sion of Red Bank and West weren't loose. They didn't football supremacy, is an However, there are more Karitan Fast, both K-l. will .. field from the post-season open up Now most of them award that the 1971 Red Bank ironies involved in the stale's play for lhat title playoff list are heartbroken — really team won in its first year of rating system. Logic "I didn't want to get my hopes up too high anyway, but when the papers started to talk it up, I thought maybe we had a good chance after- Aycee's grid playoff show BUC BRAINTRUST — Red Bank Regional coach Bob Strangia. center, all ." ponders his next move on the field during the Thanksgiving Day collision Strangia, like many with Long Branch. Assistant coach Art Albrizio, right, also has his mind on coaches, players and fans, the game action. The Bucs beat Long Branch tor the fourth straight year to doesn't quite understand ex- finish unbeaten, but they were denied a post-season playoff berth. actly how the NJSIAA arrives at its selections He just can't to open at Hall on Friday understand how a team, like Red Bank, can be completely ROBBINSVIl.l.K (AP) - The states first high school ify for the playof.s They were ttestdeld. BurnnKcr and \|or eliminated from consid- football playoff contestants have been chosen and the results ns Knolls in Group 4. North Jersey Section ' itnd Rnl Kmta eration. arc sure to instigate a lot of controversy, with Westfield — re- Regional in Group 2. Central Jenej Red Bank team It is a fact that Red Bank garded by many as the best learn in the slate — being left All had 90 records, hut according in NJSIAA oiiicialv ilid missed reaching the playoffs out. qualify for the playoffs because then opponents were I'ltn- by a wide margin. Instead. There will be eight playoff games, seven in Atlantic City's sidered relatively weaker Middlesex and Hillsborough Convention Hall on Dec. 6-8. The New Jersey State Inter- The playoff system, approved last \car liv I he VISI \ \ la High School, two teams with scholastic Athletic Association declared 13 outright sectional avoid the naming of ciicham|)ions. utilized u mniputCT In identical 8-0-1 records, will champs, and in one section — Parochial C. South Jersey — no make all the decisions, according to th< NISI \ \ first in county play for the CJ Group II lau- champion was named The computer came up with point Intml* for nil the state < rels. There are four undefeated, untied teams who did not qual- teams based on the strength o( opponents und won-loss Red Bank Regional, its foot- Group III spot which was de- knock the Bulldogs out of Those two teams met ear- records ball season ended abruptly by nied, finishes its season with tht£d place. lier on the field of play in a In both sections where the unilefe.ilcd. united learns did the absence of an invitation to an 8-1 mark. Howell. one of six teams game which resulted in a tie not qualify there were other undefeated, untied team* iM" the Central Jersey, Group II After that, it becomes a bit with a 5-4 record on The Top Had one of those teams won Playoff pairings teams with one loss whose schedule was judged more difficult playoff in Atlantic City, is tougher to select just who be- 10. is fourth just ahead ol the game, Red Bank would by the NJSIAA rating system still the top team in Mon- longs where Long Branch and Neptune is probably be packing for At- FRI., DEC. I There will be no playoffs in parochial competition, with lantic City right now mouth County. Rumson-Fair Haven Re- sixth, a notch ahead of Rari- (iroup t. South Jrrsc\ five sections having outright champs and no i hampion named Westfield, rated by some The Buccaneers, number gional, which cruised along tan. All of those clubs are M. Camden (Ml) n, Brick (M). 8 p.m. in the sixth. publications as the state's one in the county for the sec- with only one defeat since SAT., DEC. i The outright champs in public itehool competition arc Marlboro, the eighth-ranked premier squad, is also a for- ond time in three years, com- Group 1. South Jt-rso — Group3. North Jersey Secimn :' West I'.siev. early in the year, was upset team, is one of the surprises gotten club in the eyes of the Sterling (M) vs. Woodrou Wilson. Camden (6-2-1). II a.m. — Group 2. North Jersey. Section I. Hawthorne: pleted the 1974 campaign with by slumping Red Bank Catho- of the season The Mustangs NJSIAA. Instead, Morristown a perfect record. lic on Thanksgiving Day. Group 4, North Jnse\ Sect. 2 Bloomfield (HI) w Morrlstoun — Group 2. North Jersey Section J, New Providence didn't win a game last year, and Bloomfield will make the ooodco—Bon. AtkMW)1MB. DODGE I*W WAVERICK 1973 - Dislikes gasoline INTERWATIONAI Hardly arokea in Excellent condition CoTl»7l 4770 oiler ipm Potato Rear auo. le. panel h.l tat*. PLYMOUTHS IHW Fran«S» "' •">» R"> Bonk Oave. 4/ltlM 17.SM See 7 4. 445 Shrewsbury Ave 2. Autos For Sale CAPRI 1171- Four speed Vinyl lop Very u( i oss from Carvel Credit applications accepted by phone StE A RUSSELL MAH - For me best DOREMUSFORO Guaranteed credit Coll lor one bour srr MERCEDES BEN2 19(1 - ISO SL. deep ALL AMERICAN INC Coll 111 I/O iALESSERVICE PARIS vec Borshoie Chrysler Plymouth. 170 Co*. lOtTleewmon Sor ino» Rd Red Bonk 7W Shrewsbury Ave . Red taM 741 MOD blue Fully ' C DOUG! AS ALAN 1700 AU lor Credit Manonii 741 Of 10 72 CADIUAC PLYIWOUTH 1970 — Salellite. lour door "•"tin. MERCEOEVBEN7. SALES* SERVICE F 1 H Motors Inc STRAUS BUICK -OPEL I AUSTIN MARINA IWJ - EurtKM CO iDOOceonport Ave Liltiefcivei Ul iiiJ Author ued Dealer». MERCEDES BENZ It77 - THSEII trdon. 311 oulomalic. power steering ei Fle*twood Brougham Four dooi. lull air, power, slereo. new NINE ACRES ol K«w ond Used Cars 72 CADILLAC lion IIH and lo>« aver poynwitlt Dadae and Dodge trucks < cllenl condition 1450 171 4JM Hwy 15 »" power steering, air conditioning. 50.000 THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new and matching interior, tun power Coupe, dark gfeen green vi- ESTATE WAGON 197? nines HIM 741 44J7 Oder » p m used cors m Manmoufh County Over 100 including factory air. till & Wonled, party »ho nee* MtS 'Mancing. FIAT »n - IJ« Sports Coupe. AM/FM MEVCURV »tAROUIi !»•• - Colony nyl lop. green leather Full AUTO CREDIT Pork Itpossenger .aaon AU. AM/FM air conditioned new cars in tlock with no money dawn, on a Itr? Chevrolet F,«e speed. It » mpg 73oltmH« Rodtol PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1977 - I'M* McGLOIH BUIC« OPEL INC.. Shrews tele steering, cruise control, Cadillac power including lac- upuoy ptmw AH * ingswood Estate Waaon. « passenger, air tires.Two maunled, Pirelli rodial snows in siere*. (mi power pack, complete trailer mokri and mi h—hyp, will mmar repairs &eli IS mpg miles power steering, windows, oir. bury Ave . New Shrewsbury 74)«OO automatic dimmer, power lonamonlhg. J4.7OO miles t7tn Many otn eluded EicMenl condition 7m Loaded, must sell, mint condiiion SJSflO vinyl rool. block interior, bucket seotl. door locks, rear defogger 0 k . call OASIS MOTORS at IMH III F IRE BIRD IMS 1*0 Automatic, oir Stock SPC236 34.709 H Manager. '_ 7100 Call 747 1777 or 741 Wl'ollei 5 Ml mock carpeting, electric windows Large SlOik *C50 42 594 miles power disc or ones AM'FM MERCURY MARQUIS lv?l PONTIAC GTO 1949 4Mrc. 1971 Chewo motor In e.cellenl condition inside and BUICK ELECTRA 7?5 - IMI loir door $ Call 177 ITOf oiler • Wonted, parly who needs I0B*. llnancing lei eenginen e. 4 speed Hurst. CCregors. out SII new tires, two ore snow */l 63*S $4695 Hardtop Automatic, full po«er ond oir with no money down, on a 1*71 Mercury AM FFMandmanyeilradmanyeilras Coll 141477 9744 3995 | FMilereo 17.100 til IMt CHEVROLETS FOSO FAIRLANE Ml - Twodoor hord y top. iOOXL Good condition Two euro Marquis. V I. power steering, power TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb»er BUICK SPECIAL INS - FOOT dw. pow Credit opplicolions accepted by phone brakes, H 000 miles t?lti Many other PONTIAClTri^'LeMins lour door 1.105 nmi uli «!)!«! miles Like new MAC CADI OLDS. I", DOWNES PONTIAC. 47 Lower Mom tf broke* Oir. lodio B6.0OO mile* Depend Guaranteed credit Coll lor one hour ser models lo choose from For quick credit bl . Matowan S46 11*> able MOO Him Coll 147 MM Bayshore Chrysler Plymouth. •/• FORD PINTO RUNABOUT - 1971 RedO K . call OASIS MOTORS oTlTOII 771 M-IUI 1700 Asklor Credit Managrr eaterlor with block 77.sou miles 75 m p g 7100. RAMBLER!*** - Twp^oar sedan While TOWNE CMEVROLE T BUICK SPORT WAGON - It'l Air. elec Perfect condition Best oner. Coll 77*«Hl MERCURV IH7 ~ IFourdoorl Power CHEVROLET VEGA 1*7} — SlaiioA biondard shift Si. cylinder 71 3*4 original trie door locks Excellent condition »!.m brakes ond steering, four new tire* En miles Excellent condition 77mpg Asking tnilaOalltrS wogon Sports console. Low mileage £• FORD WAGON 1971 gine Is a beouly and hot tutl been luned cellent condillon il»S0 Call 741 4W7 any W»5 Alteer » p m , 791 1957 Warned, party who needs 100% linoncing. Xikino t?71 CoYlWIOM CAOILTAC m9~Couor Dt Villt Vinyl IW. RED BANK VOLVO More Classified lop. oir. stereo, lull power, oil efltros. with no money down, on a 1*71 Ford MERCURV IH3 - Monlerer Oood condi CHEVROLET IH7 - Impato SS. 7t3 en Wagon. VI. power steering, oir condi lion, passed inspection, tour new tires Newman Springs Rd Red Bank condition 14.700 mile* Mutt set! 741 SM* on Next Poge 1I7V5 7»l IMI ine. power steering, brakes, vinyl lop Honing. 35.M0 miles S/Tti Many other 1JJ0 nilM JHi Call 717 JKU models lo choose Irom For quick credit 0 K , COll OASIS MOTORS al 17011 711 MCMGA 1M40B0 IM *0* 2. Autos For Sole Auto* For SOI* 2. Aulot For Sale CHEVROLET lfr»-~impolaCu»lom Air 7100 Running condition US* >ower steering, brakes Very clean JI7» Coll 791 1714. Illom and 4 9pm '17 Ull FURY III IN' Needs valve lobtlri MGA led 19*0 CIRCLE CHEVROLET Coll 791 1714 Illom and 4 9 p m Running condition WSO ANNIVERSARY Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury COII19I 71»4.1 Horn and* 9pm NI1IM GTO 1969 MONMOUTH SWEEPSTAKES CORVETTE - Convertible Itil 150 ISO Wonled, parly who needs 100*. llnoncing. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH , rodlol tires. Eicellent condition with no money down, ono 19*1 GTO. 45.0M H«y3t Eotonlown 547 5500 S1700 Coll evenings, Itl int. miles 1795 Many other models lo choose MUSTANG FASTBACK 19*1 - HO lour CORVETTE !»« Hardtop ISO 1» n p . Irom For quick credit O M , coll OASIS speed. Croger mogs Must be seen. Call tour speed, AM/FM rodto. air condl MOTORSol (JOJ) 7^I_'IO6^ 741 MM All lor Kevin lioning, new paint job Rodlol tires ond GTO 1970 1 speed Air conditioned Ster mags Phone SU 9115 otter S p.m. MUSTANG II 1974 — Hotchbock. 4 Cylefl eo II100 der, power steering, rodiols, excellent con CORVETTE 1949 - 340/1M 15 mp9~]7~,0»D 744 4714 dition Atler 6pm.l41H«l. mills Silver with black GT stripe. Lll JETPSALESANIVSERVICE Twin Boro Motors, Inc NOVA WAGON 19*4 — Good condition, hood, (octory side pipes, olumlnum 1 wheels. Eicelienl condition t]900 Coll 131 E Newmon Springs Rd Red Book good gas mileage Asking 1400 Coil after 4 i64 5407. CALL NOW 747 0040 p m ,Tj*1410^ CUTLASS 1170 - VI engine Air. stereo KAY MOTORS PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1977 - Six. oulomol tape player Asking I IKK) HONDA CIVIC ic. air 17,000 miles Excellent condition 72 CHRYSLER 72 CHEVELLE 7S7Broodwoy 777 7747 LongBrorxh 74 PLYMOUTH Coll S41 H34 alter 4 a m. 17500 495 1071, Satellite Sebnng, 2-door New Yorker Brougham. 2- 4-door hardtop, automatic DATSUN KITSON CHEVROLET CO PLYMOUTH VALIANT 194* — Six cylln power steering, air condi- WASHINGTON S AUTO SALES Hwy 34 Ealonlown Mr, low mileage Good condition S41S or hardtop, automatic, power door. power steering, pow- 370 Broad SI 744 1371 Keyporl S47 1000 aesl offer Call 1411*44 oiler *p m steering, brakes, air cond , er windows. AM-FM ster- tioning, vinyl root 33,793 vinyl root t2,700 miles miles 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale eo JERRY BARATTA S 74 PLYMOUTH 72 TOYOTA BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOP QUALITY Corona Mark II, 4-door. Satellite Custom, 4-door automatic, air condi- sedan, automatic, power tioning, AM-FM radio. steering, brakes, air cond . USED CARS 36,214 miles vinyl root. 11,200 miles 1973

WE'RE CELEBRATING . . . and all through lh« town — automobile prleta have gone up — and automobile pricet have gone down. Now over here at Wall (you all know the name) — we'r« having a "Month-batore-ChrlBtmat Sale" ... you'll NEVER tee f'« tame! GREAT USED CAR BUYS AND VALUES. 1974 CAMARO COUPE— (gold) Air vmyi Top. Auto, Power, Radio, Wws, etc , 11,069 miles $4295 1973 IMPALA WAGON— (yeiiow) eoass air, Auto, Power, Rack, Radio, WWs, etc , 26.710 miles $3495 1973 JAVELIN SPORT COUPE— (white) Air. Auto, Power, AM/FM Stereo. Vinyl Top. Etc., 18.168 miles '. $3195 Extra helping 1973 TOYOTA MARK II COUPE — (green) Air. 4-spd, Buckets, Vinyl Top. AM/FM $2995 of value SMART SANTAS 1973 IMPALA SPORT COUPE — are shopping Wall Lincoln Mercury this year. Why not stop over (maroon) V8, Auto. Power, Radio/Heater, 23.168 miles $2895 while you still have plenty of time. We have a fine selection of 1975 1973 PLYMOUTH WAGON — (yellow) Air, Auto. Power, Root Rack. WWs. 33,674 mites $2795 Mercurys at a price you can afford 1973 VOLKSWAGEN — (red) 2-dr., 4-spd. AM/FM, Heater, Like New, 12,246 miles $2295 1973 VEGA COUPE — (green) Auto, Radio, Heater, WWs, 18.612 miles $2195 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK — 1975 MERCURY (orange) 4-spd, Radio, Heater, Etc , 31,586 miles $1995 1973 VEGA WAGON w- (bronze) Auto, Radio, Heater, Etc., 42.616 miles $1995 1972 CAMARO COUPE — Capri • Comet • Monarch (gold) Air, Auto, Power, Vinyl Top, Radio, WWs, 33,611 mil $3095 1972 CAMARO 'SS' COUPE — (yellow) Air. Auto, Power. AM/FM, Tiltwheel, New WWs. 47.829 miles $2995 Cougar • Montego • Mercury 1972 FORD TORINO — (green) 4-dr, Auto. Power, Radio, Heater, WWs, Discs, 48,881 miles $1895 1972 VEGA NOTCHBACK — (yellow) 3-spd. Radio, Heater, New Tires. 31,056 miles $1495 Continental • Mark IV 1971 CHEVY WAGON — (blue) 6-pass , Air. Auto, Power, Radio, WWs, Discs, 41,878 miles $2495 1971 FORD WAGON — • and fabulous "Pantera" (white) 9-pass., Air, Rack, Auto, Power. WWs. Etc . 44,920 miles $2295 1971 PONTIAC — (gold) 4-dr, Air cond . Auto, Power, Radio. WWs. Discs. 52.095 miles $1995 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK — (dk green) Auto. Radio. Rear Detrost. WWs, Etc . 47.668 miles $1695 1970 CAPRICE WAGON (blue) 9-pass . Air, Auto, Power. Rack, Radio, WWs. 36,560 miles $1895 MERCURY 1970 IMPALA HARDTOP — (green) 4-dr. Air, Auto, Power, Radio, WWs, 36,557 miles $1795 ! LINCOLN 1970 MERCURY CYCLONE COUPE — (orange) Air, Power. Stereo. Buckets. Etc . 44.589 miles $1695 1970 IMPALA — (blue) 4-dr. V-8. Auto, Power. Radio. WWs. Discs. 64.276 miles $1495 1969 PLYMOUTH — (gray) 4-dr. Air. Auto, Power, Radio. Etc . 50.498 miles $1495 AND MANY MORE TO SELECT FROM

741-3130 CIRCLE 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. all SHREWSBURY W CHEVROLET CO. Shrewsbury, N.J. Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore Chevrolet 747-5400 1. Auto* For Sal* 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autot For Sole 1. Auto* For Salt SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 2 1974 The Daily Register 17

USEDCARS LARGE SELECTION 10. Wanted Automotive SI. Help Wonted GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC 3. Trucks And Trailers Rome It Eolontewn M7 IV VALIANT STATION WAGON 1H4 Ec« ivst GMC IMBI [ r«RD DUMP TRUCK Good tires ond transmission Needs mo TOP DOLLAR COLLECTt nomrtol si« cyiindefs Runs good ll»e« lor USD l«63 Chevrolet pick up. 4700 14? new tires »?7) 741 MjJt 4577 t iper ime deurvtf no avtsid* Fin* VEGA \m - GT wagon Automatic ro Soyrrvilk. N J W I) dio. wr conditioning, new lire*, new snot* IHt FORO CCONOLINE Super Van d beneiils Wareo tires E.iellent londilien 11600 467 7S73 Fieovv duty Dependable transportation USt D (*»i W»NTf O Needs body work slto 495 1117 mPO TAIL WO »RTHU» A I EMPLOYMENT VEGA \9t1 - GT wagon, lour speed »W 1*61 FOSD Moll Ion pioup StOO A I Al BONNK BUICH. lHfM in tiood s* i*\ rm ••* •«* radio with lope deck Low mileage ItWO LOndition Four brand new lues 495 OS35 LOOK - Pod lime, lor small nursing a DYNAMITE 7(7 70(7 after i p m orier i i. n, home, vuinily Keypo" Holmdrl trom * WANTED VEGA 1*74 - Aulomotic. oir. tinted gloss A I u*d ' w\ Topdollor potrj o m to 7 p m For intof motion call H4 Jim IWJ9CHEVROIET HALF TON PICKUP - OASIS MOTORS 1)011 111 MOO vinyl interior 17700 Coll oner lpm.HI 11750 •rckdoys until J p m I OH 717 J5»» 170PAID COOKS - !? 34 yeors old immediole FOR Ahl JUN- opeAtnM W«fItf mut* locations With Of m W/l INTERNATIONAL TRAVELA1I '3» 7S7i VOLKSWAGEN l«69 - Sfluorebock w.lhoJetper»rKe Cdwcaitoool brorl.lt Four speed tour wheel drive 7 riant lo jo days vocation Good so*o»y Colt Army AM FM radio, snow lues New broin left hydraulic plow 147 1171 ItrjOO firm Alter 6 p m Mr Kennedy. 7?9 Opporlunides lil *•» _ l»73 TOYOTA Mil UX Fouripeed AM F M comper 77 000 miles S75OO DENTAL ASSISTANT ->«#! linw. ollt* VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1963 - Good Condi BUSINESS %triool ond Solurooy morning* Musi be DEALS tion 177S or best offer Cu'1671 17J7 uiert ambihows wilhng to leor n Need 49S 7406 DIRECTORY uwn Konsporiaiion Coil Ut StTO Mlwe«A VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1961 - Rebuilt 4. Motorcycles 3 5pm only 74 CORVETTE COUPE engine, e.cellenf condition Call 779 i»4l! 21. Business Services DENTAL ASSISTANT - E«pe*iefKM re otter 6pm HONOA 175 197) Good condition 1510 « speed. AM FM stereo 350 7? Lowei Wai SI MatawOn (Over Wuil s H>wfy 9311 weekdays after 6 p m YAMAHA ' 73 MERCURY 73 PONTIAC 73 PONTIAC AL HOKVELL S DENTAL ASSISTANT - Neor Red Bon* WAN I TO PUT 1400 J 1 R CrCLE SIKVICI, INC 171 W Front SI Red Bonk 1 147 W77 GLASS!, SCREEN REPAIR Reliable person lor cnairs>de ond business CAPRI GRAN PRIX UMANS INTO YOUR POCKET' Cash ond carry 741 5611 •office Previous eapeneme helpful but not Call 747 IS41 70 74 Henry st . Shrewsbury essential Send complete resume to BOB J 4-cyl 4-spd radio 23.097 mi Full power includes AM FM 4-dr Sedan 6-cyl. automatic I. Auto Service/Parts ?4S The Doily Register Shrewsbury radio air tinted glass. Vinyl radio. P S custom interior. 19 70 THUNDER6IRO - Air. loll* ALL PAINTING - Interior ond ealeriOf equipped E .cellenl condition 11900 SCENIC AUTO PARIS Now open lor Also paper hanging Reasonable lop cruise control 35 469 mi 18 326 mi 791 4167 business dormer I* Ace Brake) *2895 HI 16 177 0771 Highlonds Attention Homeowners ENGINEERS 3. Trucks And Trailers '3995 »2795 V. Construction HOUSEPAINTING - I om gneipenerued CHEVROLET PANEL IRUCK l> cellent condition Best otter Coll 71/ 3J94 Equipment ot reasonable puces I howe retererues MECHANICAL 73 CHEVY NOVA alter 5 K t m LINCOLN - Welding mocliine 250 ompt. Coll now for special winter rotes lor interi BSME DEGREE REQUIREO 73 CHEVROLET IMPALA 73 FORD or work S47 13*9 977 1694 CHEVROLET VAN 1173 - '. Ion, looitiounted on closed trailer 1600 firm Station Wagon V8 automatic HATCHBACK MAVERICK mileage, window* all around 17600 Con C2O03J ATTENTION' Personalized sessions now career opportunity mhydrouiicsandpntu available in small gym tor men ond worn mattes, .moll structures, heovy mocmn PS P B air cond tinted 307 V8 automatic PS air e.f-nmgs 'I' S71» l««v JOHN DEERE BULLDOZER try Capable of conducting inmon octivi Automatic radio 19 501 Si. way blade en Male ond female therapists Passages glass, power rear window tinted glass tiltwheel 31.764 CHEVROLET l«71 - Bloier. ISO,VI I available 166 9334 litt with vendor* and .hop*, ond e.tob miles Real Economy at wheel drive 43,SOD Coll alter I p m 17; Call 147 4711 nihtng l*.i tondittoo. power tailgate 30 104 mi gn AUTO REPAIR - Low prices on oil types 10. Wanted Automotive ot outo repair Will moke house colls Free Specific t.perlcnc* m lhr*# mto% woutd S FORD KM - I Ion 14 roc • DoarO *HI estimates 4910761 CARS WANTED- 1967 to l»71 tit odvontagtoui *2795 power gale Locolion Octon County, N J 2895 Coll oiler S 10 p m . 264 S97O Damaged cars considered CLEAN YARDS AUIO HOBBY CENTER 791 314V Cel lor snotties—gar oges 72 CHEV FORD l»74 VAN Call after 3pm 741 714* Call Of ru»h rtwmf 72 CHEVROLET 72 CHEVY 3S0O miles Holt ton Coll 741 7379. 5 50 to 7 30 pm TED CUSTOM BARS - Built 10 suit your taste MONTE CARLO CORVAIR WAN and needs 1400 and up IMPALA VEGA INTERNATIONAL 1966 - CO 4000 Tor Stick shltl 717 9031 Fully equipped me AIR. tin- 164 1973 ATLANTIC 4-dr Hardlop auto P S dem Iroclor. 2S0 Cummins. 10 speed Roo.i Highest pricet poid lor al OCSIGNCO ted glass, vinyl top AM FM 3-speed. radio Ranger transmission 13SO0 142 I06S OVER WHOLESALE' Buyer on premises CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS - Drop 37 William SI . Newark, N J 07107 P B air cond tinted glass cit all times enes ond reupholsfering Your motenol or power windows cream with 47.707 miles ours Coll 447 6614 Eves 747 9116 MAlSUi vinyl top 37 847 mi 10. Wanted Automotive TOWN t. COUNTRY DODGE An equal opportunity employe* beige top & matching interior $ IMtlOO F » N CONTRACTORS ixPlRltNCED Fotiory ie-ir*g mo $ Corpentry. additions, siding, dormers thine worker*, to work ot home Mutt "MUST BE SEEN" 1595 Free eslimotes 764 6173 have factory machine Write Bo« K ?S? 2795 The Dolly Register. Shre»»bury WILL PAY 170 AND PICK UP HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIAl 1ST CASH PAID Additions, dormers, goroges E XP*i"STi NC E D NURiVS AIDE - ' ) 71 DODGE POLARA 71 FORD 70 OLDS CUTLASS Twmbrook Auto Wrecking Karl Schloeder. 671 5IK ond ] H khtM Call lOf oppomtment. Ml NMD UWO CAM V\4W COUNTRY SQUIRE Eatontown 542-2235 Custom Coupe V8. auto ra- SUPREME WE WILL PAY EKPERtENCED (ECRETARV - For dio. P.S. P B air cond . tin- 9-pass, automatic. PS. PB. an Canary yellow'blk vinyl top, 1 Autos For Sale HOME TOP PRICES 10 to? 411 Ml*, lOlo? ted glass vinyl top. 42 844 cond tinted glass, rool car- cfiti Work 311 pm lor th* KconUturg 291-1573 (EveS) 72 MERCURY Board ot Education Experience ond boile' 71 PLYMOUTH FURY III 69 CHEVROLET licence preferred but not necetwrv For MARQUIS BROUGHAM '68 TRIUMPH GT 6 IF YOU WANT ANY PARTING DONE more information pleotc coll 71' ?4S7 4-dr Sedan, automatic P S. BEL AIR Call Yellow, 4-speed. 40,435 origi- FULL TIME ITABLE HELP - Ttt work Fully equipped me AM^FM P/B. air. tinted glass, vinyl 4-ar Sedan V8 auto radio on horse forrn Apply in person, Mon . nal miles Wed or Frl . Combi Anlmol Hospital. stereo, air. tinted glass, power top. 4 new tires Exceptionally P S air cond tinted glass 1 Shrewsbury windows & seats, custom inte- low mileage, runs like new vinyl top. 67.808 mi REMODEL PAINT*REPAI*R rior. 45.6,0 m, ^ "SPECIAL!" EXPERT WORK 100'. GUARANTEED GAS~STATlON ATTENOANT — Pull time gg 7,815 mi so-lftC REASONABLE 741 4SSI FRIENDLY Apply In perion. Ho/ler He** Station 44 S Hwy », Wttt KWWtlKKtf- Reduced lo 2195 1295 MOVING AND HAULING LoCoT and Convertible, light gold, gold mid distance loot at reasonable rates GO GO OANtERS High pay. odoptobie Free estimates 741 888b or Jtl 700B hours, pleasant working condillom. Will lop matching interior, lull train 364 4117 power including lactory air, AA & W ROOFING CO. fun lime or pu> i time AM-FM stereo with tape Homeowners - Don't put oil today and gel Experienced. beal by inflation tomorrow! We con otter Call 671 f?34 CALL 542-1126 Twilight Sentmal. trunk lock you low. low prices on all types ol rooting HAIRDRESSER 1J0 per day and com Stock ttC31 13.973 miles Workmanship guaranteed (or 10 yeari. For ASK FOR tree estimate! coll ?«1 4788 U Hour phone mission. In the Long Branch area Con ridentlol Hairdresser. Boi 743. Monmouth CHARLIE CASALE NEEDA NEW ROOF? Beach. 7695 72 CONTINENTAL Free estimates Reasonable rotes. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT USED or Smith Bros Rooting Some experience in field Eicellent op lour-door sedan Full power. Air 74) 7133 portunlty. Fee reimbursed SlortotliOK SHELLY PIATT conditioned Stereo, sale guard ODD JOBS Additions, ponellng All) Ace Employment Agency CARS 542.1126 warranty 35 687 miles Stock type-es ot masonrmasi y Driveway!. Call 495 70 Thomas Avt 747 34*4 Shrewsbury "You'll Like the Way M250 0119. 787 1408 KEYBOARD PLAYER - For rock group We Do Businetsl" Must be able lo rehearse during day HWY 36 EATONTOWN (across from Hickel's) PAINTING Coll 717 3713 OLDSMOBIU CADILLAC CO. Interior Exterior & Poperhunging 3997 LADIES/MEN - Work from home on the 100 Newman Springs Ro Red Bonk | lull Hi 648/ phone Earn up lot7S/S0per week, depend SAVE ON STATE INSPECTION RE) Ing on time Ovalloble Call Mrs Marsha 741-0910 73 COUGAR PAIRS — Bmfrev front end, tune up* and Schworti, 170 3000 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale lights Free estimates Call Harry i Auto .XR-7 Power steering, power Hepo.r, /39-93U LEGAL SECRETARY - Two year* min- TREES LFMBED^-frlmmedondpalnltd imum experience Good skills required brakes, automatic Air condi- Red Bonk law office Coll 747 3730 tioned, 28.152 miles Fleet Aid Also free removol For free estimate* coll UI 6886 or 747 WQ| LEGAL SECRETARY - Full tint*, ei warranty Stock » 1235 WE BUY — Ultd furniture- And Clton up perlence required. Coll for appointment allies ond basements, 8474*40 Call after S p m , T9\ 0466 LOOKING - For o career In retail? If you ore, we ore interested in you Apply at '3597 Kinnfv Shoes. Hwy 35. Middlelown * LUNCr71 6NVTft COUNTER HELP - 74 MARK IV Experience preferred Apply it* Mon mouth St, Rt< tor*. Loaded stereo Sale Guard EMPLOYMENT Warranty J472 miles Stock " MAIDS #1185 -lelp Wanted Full tlmt ond part lime positions available Now Russell Oldsmobile in our housekeeping deportment. Previous J ACCOUNTANTS — Semi i*nio< ond senior occounlanls Required minimum of three experience required Apply 8797 yeori experience In puWic accountiog Ex cellent opportunity with progressive certi PERSONNEL DEPT. fird public accounting firm Offering en 72 LTD cellent opportunity lor advancement Send Country Squire 10 passenger resume to Bon 4U, Neptune. N J 0771] or RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Automatic power steering, air coll Ml-922 H40 tor appointment 3i Union St Red Bonk Tinted glass. Fleel Aid War- An equal opportunity employer ACCOUNTING CLERK MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - For ailerg is big ranty 30.440 miles Stock Experienced with figures Excellent com isi office In Motowon Freehold oreq a 1236 pony Fee negotiable JUS Coll 546 4494 Ace Employment Agency MEN — 17 34 years Old- If you're rugged $ and tough enough, you may qualify for our 70 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury 12500 cash bonus option. Immediate open 3197 ings Educational benefits 30 doys voco lion Good salary Call Army Opportu 74 CAPRI nllles Ot 7I1-S93O NURSE - Full/part time, hours 3 11 p.m. V-6 tour-speed Stereo tape Vi- onts Co., Bos 696, Dayton, Ohio 4540) RN, 18957 a year, hourly 4 575 Sr LPN. nyl top. Fleet Aid Warranty 16766 a year Coll Mrs Founlin. 431 4000. ASSE M B LE R 7SOL"DE~RER"~" Ext. 739 for appointment in little cars too. 8.300 miles Stock #1169 Experiencxperienceed on PC boards Musi know componentsomponents. NURSE LPN - Part time7n p.m to 7. M $ CALL 847 WS7 am Nights con be arranged. Pleasant working conditions in a clean, orderly 3497 AVIATION MAINTENANCE - 1 7 34 nursing home. Westwood Hall Nursing yeors old. Immediate openings. World- Home Call Mrs. King between 14 at J?7 wide locations. With or without ex- 5277. perience. Educational benefits 30 days vo 74 PINTO cation. Good salary Call Army Opportu NURSES - RN s, days ond 3 to II Ready sedan 4 cylinder. 4-speed Ra- nltles: 741 5930 t eturn to work? Apply Brookdale Nurs- ing Center, 3325 RI 35, Hailel, for inter dio. Fleet Aid Warranty 8.900 eslllnng hours, high pay ond quality nursing ALL CARS miles Stock # 1097 , AVON care. $ WANT TO EARN MONEY - BUT NOT 9 lo 5? Be an AVON Representative Set OFFICE GENERALLST ADVERTISED 2397 your own hours. Pick your own days, in terested? Call Mrs Hammond. 741 4343. Thorough experience In oil phases olflce 467-3377. 774-1770. operation. Bookkeeping, typing and steno 73 MARK IV ______necessary Must en|oy dealing with people. 8 A B y SI TTER - With car, to pick up Convenient Ocean Twp location Salary ARE IN STOCK Full power, air conditioned, commensurate with experience school age child ot bus stop, and sit for tew stereo, cruise control, tilt wheel hours, Riverside Ave area 847 1638 ofler i p m AlEMPLOYMENT Fleet Aid Warranty 29,184 B ARM AID/ B ARTENDE R~ - E ven ing 320 Broad SI 741 2227 Red Bonk miles Stock # 1249 hours after 1 p.m , part lime, experienced See Al at the Wtnd|ommer, 344 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright after 7 p m No phone PARTS MANAGER $ calls please Automobile All benefits Chrysler 6797 BASS PLAYER - For new bond Musi be Plymouth experience preferred, but not serious minded Call Bob ol 49S 1949 or mandatory Apply In person, Schworti Wode at 747 393? Chrysler Plymouth. 14) W Front St.. Red 71 CHRYSLER Bonk BEAUTICIAN'— PortTime help Newport 2-door hardtop PAPT TIME OFFICE WORKER Experience necessary. Interesting, diversified work Small pleas Auto , air Power sleering pow- Coll 787 7013, Wed thru Sal ant office In Rumson Hours optional Slot* NEW 1975 OMEGA SEDAN er brakes. Fleet aid warranty BOOKKEEPER - Full charge Health care facility. Long Branch Salary com Doily Register, Shrewsbury. 48.248 miles Stock # 1234 Stock #175, 4-door, Horizon Blue with blue vinyl interior, mensurote with ability Write Box P 183. PART TIME • Salespeople needed Flea The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury, Ible hours 13 30 per hour Call Mr Gobusi. tinted glass, air conditioning, power brakes, standard 6 cyl- ?2J 8704 inder-250 cum. engine, automatic transmission, power '2197 BOOKKEEPER RADIO OPERATORS W U years old Part-time — experienced in one write sys- Immediate openings World-wide loca- steering, full wheel covers, whitewall radial tires, Delco De- tems ond control of receivables Write to tions With or without experience Educa- PO Box 699. Long Brooch, N J 07740 tional benefits 30 days vacation Good sal luxe pushbutton radio, AM bumper rub strips. 71 BUICK ory Coll Army Opportunities 74I»S?M Le Sabre 4-door sedan, air BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR - Borough Mlgr. Suggest # ot Keyport. population 8,500, budget 3 mil conditioning, power steering, lion dollars. Send resume ond salary re List Price $4694.05 ?j power brakes Stock #1198 quired to William A Ralph, Mayor. REGISTERED NURSES Borough ot Keyport, 18 20 Main SI , Key For new Respiratory Care Unit Head 53 095 miles Fleet Aid War port, N.J. 0773S RUSSELL PRICE ranly Nurse with BSN or credits toward, ond CAR WASH HELP - Full ond portTime ICU. CCU experience Senior Staff Nurses 'Pncc includes Fiegni & Dealer Ptep Does nol nclude M V le» and Male l.i> Apply In person, Scrub A Dub Cor Wash. for 3 to n and 11 to 7. Staff Nurses ond Cambridge Dr ond Ri J4. Motowon LPN s with experience, all shifts '2197 CASHIER."DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. SHORT ORDER COOK — Martini s Diner. Excellent working conditions, liberal Hwy 36. Keonsbuf o. between 7 9pm fringe benelits, good starling salaries and 71 BARRACUDA shift differentials 2-door automatic, power steer- CLERK TYPIST RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ing. 59 000 miles Fleel Aid Good entry level position Bosic book NEW 1975 OMEGA COUPE Warranty Stock #1202 keeping knowledge, accurote typing skills PERSONNEL DEPT. essential Red Bonk areo $ 35 Union SI Red Bank Stock #199 Sandstorm, brown vinyl interior. 260 V-8 en- A I EMPLOYMENT 741-2700, Ext. 200 If you never thought 2197 )70 Brood St 741 7777 R*d Bank gine, automatic transmission, power steering, power Eciurjl Opportunity Employer M/F RESPONSIBLE PERSON - TO work in brakes. Iront tloor mats, protective moldings Air condi- 70 PLYMOUTH 2. Autos For Sale theater. Candy toles ond coshler. See Mr of Russell as small Fury III 2-dr PS PB. Air. vinyl Contc oner 6. UA Clnemo I and II. K Won tioning, left hand remote control mirror, wheel discs, white- Shopping Plaio, R1 )S, HrjUrl root Fleet Aid Warranty 65 300 wall steel belted radial tires. Delco AM pushbutton radio RESUMES — Good resumes get oood iot» miles Slock #1105 Coir I47 3MI. Red Bank, where The action Bumper, rub strips, lamp and mirror group car headquarters ... or group Mlgr. Suggested & RN AND OR LPN - Part limp. II p m to $ 7 a m Liberal benelits Holmdei Con- List Price $4825.15 valescent Center, Hwy 34. Holmdei 946 START THINKING! RUSSELL PRICE RN OR LPN - Part or tull time. 1 I to 7 4365 73 CADILLAC King James Nursing Home. 400 Hwy 36, I'm • n hirtt's 1 re^tit A [W*. l'if>p Dot", Middlelown 2VI J400 Coupe DeVille SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Or Light Blue, white top. while soles career National organiiotlon leather interior lull power in- 1 11S.000 Coll Joel Holmes. Mi tin or 4)1 1378 tor appointment. cluding lactory air. AM-FM stereo tape, tile &' tele steer- I SALESPERSON - Family shoes En pefience necessary. Buster Brown, 17 ing, power door locks Stock I White1 St . Red Bank. » C65 28.523 miles SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - No npwltnc* necessary Storlinn salary 13 17 per hour 1 Apply In person to Mr Michael Gormley. OLDSMOBILE- Transportation Co ordlnator, Hailel Town- ship Board ot Educotlon. 17 Bethany Rd.. | Mallet, N J Lincoln Mercury SECRETARY - Far law ollice Real Es CADILLAC Co. tote c»pen*nre prefer red 741-0910 Used Car Location Call 7*44464 SECRETARY - For law ollice In Long Newman Springs Rd. and Branch Shorthand ond typing required Broad St., Red Bank OIOSMOBIIE CADILLAC CO. Legal e>perleme preferred 779 nil 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK 100 Newmon Springs Rd Red Bonk More Classified on Next Page til. Aportmenh 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 2. 1974 SI. Help Wonted Si. Htlp wanted GREENGROVE GARDENS SECRETARY WANTED - Male or female, evenings, Front office Some sleno required Fee must be able to make pino ond Italian W Greengr o.e Ave . Keyporl. - > negotiable To II10. food 787 1617 1 Bedroom S1V0 Ace Employment Agency WIREMEN - 17 34 years Md Immediate 2-Bedroom m PORT MONMOUTH - Three rooms, un 70 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Snrew.bury openings World wide locations With ui furnished Suitable tor couple without experience Educoliorval benefits SECRETARY 30 days vacation Good salary Coll Army Efficiencies Coll>7l«6Jio"e> >pm Monmoutri County manufacturing plant Opportunities /4I 5930 includes heal, hoi water, oir condition needs a secretary for plant manager Re YEAR ROUND POSITIONS quti emews. twiwou yearycuiks experience., • COOK - Will train steno ond typing skills StartinSlotting ssalaro y 7 blocks east Rl 36 and Middle Rd 1175 per week plus benefits WriteI BBo. j • WAITRESS M w - Well experienced 147. The Doity RegisterRegi . Shrewsbury only . • CLEANUP PERSON PHONE 264-1846 RED BANK - Five rooms. Iwo bedrooms, SECRETARY - Musi have some ex Write la Bo. K 790 The Doily Register Mgr. -Apt 72 nartially lurnished Convenient location perience, tor general insurance agency Shrewsbury, N J 07701 Near R R slollon Security required Coll Keonsburg Full lime Call 787 0178 HIGHLANDS - Beoulilul onebedroom 741 8781 SECRETARY - Part lime Good snort 52. Babysitting opartmenl available in smoll. select, se RED BANK - Hew. oiw-Untrwm oport hand, typing and phone manner Provide cure 16 unil garden oportmenl Ideal lor ment Neor railroad station Security re own transportation Immediate opening Child Care young morneds or senior ciliiens In safe quired Coll 747-67*t_ '_ Coll Mrs Schetlbouer. 946 3700 surroundings Superinlendenl on premises BABYSITTER WANTED - Three days in On hill overlooking oceon. on Hwy 36. one RED BANK - One bedroom gor den oport SECURITY GUARD - Full time my home Own transportation Lnurolt menls. IIW Security ond leote required area Call 747 9774 block before Highlands Bridge NY bus ol King Jomes Nursing Home ooor 1175 671 5757 No dogs no cots Adults preferred Call 7913400 only lOom 4 30pm . 741 7975 54. Situations Wanted HIGHLANDS ON HilL - Onebedroom SNELLING AND SNELLING - Worlds lurnished All utilities Neor Irons RED BANK lorgesl employment service. 54 Brood SI . 71. Merchandise tor Sale 71. Merchandise for Sole »0. Merchandise Wanted par lotion Coll 177 1647 Red Bank. N J 747 1121 Female 71. Merchandise tor Sale ONE BEOROOM GAROEN APART HOUSEKEEPER - Neat Preler 5 day HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, lurmslsed MENT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY SOCIAL WORKER - MSW. experienced week or dally. 175 clear Couple or gentle CLEARANCE SALE - 1974 Mowers, some TYPEWRITERS. ADDING mochines BUYING SILVER COINS all utilities, yeor round FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 741 3953 15 hours per week, group ond Individual below cost Two space heaters. 150.000 makes new or used. Guaranteed low GREEN TREE APARTMENTS. 739 man. Keyporl Red Bonk 739 7686 after 3 PRIOR TO 1965 79I946«__ counseling skills required working with BTU LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CEN 175 Serplco s. 101 Monmoulh St Next 10 SPRING ST children, adolescents ond families Call be I WILL OO IRONING TER 76 Ayers Lane. Little Silver. 747 0537 FAMILY AD theater 747 0485 PAYING UP TO 250% HIGHLANDS - Three rooms lurnished" or 741 J888 all utilities included Adults preferred No RECTBANK - Onebedroom apartment, Iween9 5pm , 719 9595 In my home $7 on hour Also buying silver dollars Call 764 3456 Coll 739 1943 3 LINES-5 DAYS WAI k IN FREE2ER6 .6 «7 pels 877-0360alter 4pm river view Heal included. 1713 per month STOCK - And general help lor active de COMPLETE LIVING ROOM - (0 olive Coll After 6pm. 764 1676 741 3691 until 5 747 6171 oiler I p m. or HIGHLANDS - Two one bedroom apart porlment slorc. nylon couch, olive Nougahyde recliner. 87? 1774 COPPER - Brass, leod. aluminum, boi weekends 847 7777 55. Situations Wanted club chair with gold and brown slipcover leries. cast iron and steel scrap Old heal menls 1115 ond 1175 a monltl plus security All good condition 1150 747 5764 WASHER - Kenmore Electric dryer. 770 ers ond radiators, used machinery An ond utilities 791 1154 after 7pm REOBANK - Spoi IOUS Si room pen- SUPPLY - 17 34 years old Immediate JS& $2.00 voll ISOeoch thouse oporlmenl overlooking the Naves Male liques L Abroms I. Son 774 5900 openings Worldwide locations With or CONSOLE SHE PIANO Coll 671 7337 HIGHLANDS Iwm Lighl lerioct foul River. Alto I1 i and 5 room aport without experience. Educational benefits. COMPETENT MAN — Will do add IOIJS. MM ITES YOU NO LONGER rooms, one bedroom, foundry, washer menls Luxury building Air conditioned idling etc WEDDING GOWN - Chontilly loce. never LIONELTRAINS dryer, dishwasher Fully corpeled Gor 30 days vocation. Good salary Call Army 747 1114 after 5pm NEED OR USE WILL . . . Coll 847 4165 Opportunities 741 5*30 Call 7473630anytime used, sue 17 Don I lake leu Gel nTy pHer 9407193 geaus view HSO 353-8739 CORNING - Family series electric count 787 7109 otter 6 p m NAN JOHNSON RED^ANK - Thret room aporlmenl SYSTEM III PROGRAMMER Will, er cook lop. 4 months old. like new 791 SELL BUYSANDSUYS HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, neor all Security required No pets lit) Call be 7030 WOODEN STOliM SASH conveniences Suitable lor adults 1145 keypunth experience needed Call Hospital 17 various sues, 14 each From on entire household 10 o single Hem Iween6 3d ' 30p m , 847-6573 Picture Service, 741 1173 17! 0691 COUCH - Black ond while, modern Two FAST 671 6138 Antique furniture, lewelry. silver Irrfmc diote cosh Top dollar. 741 5331 HIGHLANDS - 1 7 bedroom aDorlmenls REO BANK - Three rooms, second ttoar. TEACHER DIRECTOR - For church FINANCIAL matching choirs, two end tobies, Iwo private goroge For information coll WITH AQUICK ACTION 2ENITH - Stereo console. 1700 originally Coll tor appointment 9 to S. 779 1600. ask sponsored cooperative nursery school lamps 10 motch 1750 Dining room sel. ca OLD FURNITURE - Anllques, China 54? 5671 nary yellow. 1150 787 4603 LOW COST I track AM FM turntable Best oiler over tor Jean or Mr Cieri Afler 5 pm . coll Call for application, 747 7809 1400 847 3519 glassware, art obtectl and bnc-o broc. im mediate cash for anything ond everything 779 9303 RED BANK - 145 Catherine SI. Flv* TELEPHONE SOLICITOR - To work at 61. Business COUCH - 88 conlemporory. 1175 Cock DAILY REGISTER rooms ond bath. 1715 per month plus utili- toil table 67", 175 Both in excellent condi 17 LIFEBOAT OARS - 17 each I Rail Ruscil's. 75 Post Front St 741 1693- HIGHLANDS - I 7 bedroom oportmenls othing driv FAMILY AD road ties. 15 each Anchor Chain, 130 each ties AvoiiobleDtc I 741 7571 lerred Call 446 4041 Opportunities Hun 6716174 PATCHWORK QUILT Call lor appointment 9 lo 5 779 1600. ask Available for Merchandise section 791 1080 lor Jeon oTMr Cieri After Spm. coll REDUCEO RENTAL - On private quor COMPLETE - Body shop equipment ond C U ST OM C U f V E LVET SOFA - And Full sue, homemade Coll evenings 177 TELEPHONE SALES - Part or full time, For Sale only. Article must 41 BOOKS - Practically new Excellent 7799303 ' ters. for single or couple willing to help out morning, afternoon, evening hours Salary supplies For further Information roll be matching loveseat. six months old l7IO.Hlghlonds tweenv I, Mon Fri 739 1330. Coll 739 16»0 originate from a household condition Collectors Items Top writers, HOLMDEL - T«o bedroom opoMmenl part time around large home Pleose coll plus commission Con also work from best sellers and classics. Including Shakes SCRAP IRON AND METAL 141 7881 after 6pm Or all day weekends home S44 1334 RETIRING - Real Estate Office Central 741 1079 Located on lorm 134S month Coll Corl CUSTOJW PA HEAcT^~4bo woff. Fender ana may not exceed a sale peore Asking 1175 Three piece designer Zellers Realtor. 946-4443 SEA BRIGHT — Apartments ond etfi TELEVISION TECHNICIAN - Full or ly located in Red Bank Furnished Park Mustang gullar with cose ond one Sono pantsuit. Norman Todd, worn only once, 64 Central Ave . Red Bonk clenclel, furnished No lease use ot Ing 84? 41/6 price of S50.00 per article. KF/ANSBURG- Five room opartmenl port time Apply In person between 8 10 electric accordion. 747 3937 beige, slie 1011. Originally 1700. asking tieollh spa Trade Winds Molel ond Mo Price MUST be advertised. WANTED TO BUY Pay own utilities Rent 1775 Coll after 5 am . Eotontown TV. 50 Rt. 35, Eatontown DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mo 190 Cootdress. excellent condition, green. Old baseball cards, other related items rmo Coll 847 1837 63. Money To Loan chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc Each additional line SI.00. tile 10 11 with matching stole Asking 175 pm 7174703 Available Dec I Closely woven good slraw hat. 115 Jod- SEA BRIGHT — Modern three-room TELLER at bargain prices. New or used. AAC No copv changes may behpurs, never worn, slie 10 Asking 115 147 WANTED KEANSBURG - Modern oporlmenl Near Home Owners Need Money? DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35. Ookhursl transportation. Private home. Best time lo apartment Wall tooall carpeting, washer Consolidate all your debts Into one smoll made and no discounts or re- 6760 UsedOrlentol Rugs ond dryer, river view 1730 month plus util Local area bonk seeking experienced full 531 3990 Chinese and Persian coll. before noon. 4*5-0410. or part lime teller. If you desire a change, monthly payment, also home improvement turns will be made if ad is lies 147-6363. 7 MYER SNOW PLOW - With brackets Also Wall Tapestries KEANSBURG - Three-room oporlmenl but enjoy banking . . . loons Our representative will call ot your DINETTE SET LIVING ROOM SET tor leep or Seoul Two Myer electric lifts SEA BRIGHT — On river, two rooms fur- CLARINET cancelled before expiration. rRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774 3UJ 1165 per month plus one month security * Call for prompt Interview home, ot your convenience. Coll 775 3949 Both need rebuilding S200 583 3919 nished, total electric. 1100 plus utllllie; No 717 1416 TO PLACE YOUR WE PICK UP - Broken refrigerators ond Coll 495 1567. between*ond4. parking facilities, bus on corner. 291-79H. At EMPLOYMENT DINING ROOM SET - Antique wardrobe freeiers tree ot charge DAILY REGISTER KliANSBURG - Tw»room opartmenl, oil TRJGHT — Studio oporlmenl. Watl- 37pBroadSt 7417277 RedBonk and bureau Encyclopedias Portable TV 72. Garage/Yard Sale* Call 142 9006 anytime utilities, nice section Suiloble one or Iwo Eight-piece dlnetle tit. 7871817 FAMILY AD. CALL . , . persons 495 1594. , o all carpet. Ocean view All utilities TICKET SALES - Porl lime Apply Rollo MERCHANDISE GARAGF SAL!! - Clothes, lewelry. mis No pets. One month's rent, one month s Tronsll, 775 Broadway. Keyport. OREIIER DESK — |' truitwood. »?5 542-1700 cellaneous. Thurs . Frl from 104. II Sec- KEANSBURG - Three rooms ond bath security 1150 a month (42 9*07 or 79I737S 764 7777 Frultwood stereo cabinet. 170. Wet suit. ond St. West KeonsDurg Unfurnished, Il75plus utilities Nice dreo 110 Lawson choir, 110. Pine double decker REAL ESTATE Adults only 495-0707. SEA BRIGHT — Two-room oportment, TRUCK DRIVERS - 17-34 years old Im beds. 110 each. Formica top wood cabinet. 24-Hour Service urmshed Ready (or occuponcy. mediate openings. World wide locations 71. Merchandise For Sale .„ RENTALS KEANSBURG - Three rooms SII0 a |4H7t« With or without experience Educatlonol 110 Pine table. IS. 741 6134 REFRIGERATOR - Commercial, 110 cu ACCOROION - Cord O vox Completely H.i gloss doors. 1750 Showcases, two 6 ft 73. Machinery For Sale month plus utilities. Suitable adults No benefits. 30 days vacation Good salary DRUM SET - Ludwlg, lour pieces, three IS pets 717 7010 THREE LARGE ROOMS - And bath, rebuilt. Sacrifice Con be seen al Red Bank GARDEN TRACTOR — 10 h.o. In good Coll Army Opportunities; 741 5930 cymbals Red sparkle 1775 wolf cases and two 6 ft island coses, lot heat, hot water supplied. Union Beach MUSK I2S0 South Jersey Surgical Supply. 33 E condition with mower, plow ond cab. 1750 101. Apartment! KEANSBURG - IS Lavrel Ave One live 1190. 7647776. TYPTST 7170167 Call M7-O2O6. AMATEUR RADIO - Hammurlund HO Front St.. Red Bonk, 747 7614 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two bed room ond one two-room oportmenl. All Excellent company All benefits. Local ELECTRIC GUITAR - Ragslrum. Hordly utilities. Security required. UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY — Two HOC Sl> through 160 MH. Mint condition RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Electric 1972 BACKHOE - And 1972 dump'trucV. rooms, living room, kitchen, dining area rooms and bath with carpeting Suitable firm. TolVO with matching speaker, 1100 firm. Call 843- used 190. both In excellent condition 19,500 Con ond both. Second lloor, private entrance Coll 717 4291 riddle, deep try, food warmers, range lor one or two persons. 8135 per month in- Ace Employment Aaency 1464 ood. Balnmorle, chest freezer, stand-up venlent terms arranged 747 2706 Heat, gos and water supplied M10 a LONG BRANCH - Furnished lour room cludes all utilities plus one month's secu R month, one month's security. Dec. 1 occu- 70 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury ANTIQUE PORCELAIN BATHROOM ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER - M refrigerator, coffee machine, coke ma- apartment, suitable tor couple. Heot and Ity. Coll 291 3003. gal Still In carton, ISO chine, cosh register, two air conditioners poncy.Ml 3<6I water supplied. No pets. Call evenings. WASH BASIN - With porcelain legs from WEST END^LONG BRANCH - En|oy to home of Thomas Pollen, perfect condition 291 4167 (like new), tables, booths ond display JLJP***™* Llvertock ATLANTIC HIGHIANOS FWO t)«d 791553 cases 264 5366 offer 6 p.m. ACCREDITED OOG TRAINING al luxury living In a contemporary re Call 747 4493. ELECTRIC STOVE - 17S. rooms, both, large kitchen, living room. ONG BRANCH - Four rooms, first oxed atmosphere. Two-bedroom, I13 bath Minimal experience preferred. Excellent Problems Corrected ond Obedience Large yard. Local transportation, com- loor Private home. Gorage Adults pre ANTIQUES Sewing machine »70 RIOI'NG LAWN-MOWER'" In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee ownhouse oportment, and one-bedroom skills necesiary. NIC* growth potential, Phone 741 93S4 1973 8 hp . 37 cut 1750 merce. Utilities Included. Call 7-9 p.m, 291 erred. No pels. 277-0111 apartment plus convertible den. Colossal benefits. Eatontown area BELOW NEW FURNITURE PRICES For FREE Consultation CALL 963 3700 1603 ' INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ELECTROPHONIC STEREO-Two speak American Dog Training Academies MATAWAN — All new oparlment. three closets, wall-to-wall carpet. From 1735. 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741 7474 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Completely ooms, bath. Wall to woll carpet, screened AVERY ARMS, 119 Avery Ave., 779-4460, A I EMPLOYMENT ers, record changer, lope. AM/FM radio, SET OF M~ENS SKIS — BOOIS Slie 10, S4S ADORABLE MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS 741-1700 370 Broad St. 741 M22 Red Bank S200 AMF 26" 10 speed mon s bike, ridden Sel ol lodles skis, slie 6 boots, 145 Porker renovated ond beautifully furnished five n bock porch. Front ond bock private en ANTIQUES - Grandfolher clocks and - AKC. Eight weeks. Will hold for Christ- room apartment. Two bedrooms, living ranees. All utilities. One block Irom town. wall clocks lor sole. once.S9S 49S 15*4 lawn sweeper 130, good condition. Electric WEST END — Modern three-room ond WAITRESSES M/W - Pull and part-time. hedge trimmer 17 Orange contour choir mas. Call after 6 p.m.. 747-0191. room, dining room, kitchen, modern tlleo Jo pels. 1250 per month. 564V3V95. Experienced. Apply In person. Rix Diner, MMIN FENCE — 6' high, hurricane, nine 8 sec bath. On second floor with separate en oath, furnished apartments Immediate oc- 125 7I7ISI2 F^C T I rjN ATE DO~G — Half Docri- cupancy. Utilities Included. Weekly, 117 w. Front St., Red Bank. ANTIQUE - Windsor chair. US. Muskrat lions; Ihree 4'6\ door, poles, hardware shund. Free lo good home. Wonderful for trance. Convenient location Heat, gas, MATAWAN — Glenn Gardens. Two bed- 671 9360 otter 6 p.m. SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Cabinet good ho water Included Suitable for 2 or 3 oduits oom duplex. 1230. One-bedroom, 1115. monthly, yearly. SANDPEBBLE APART- WAITRESSES M/W - FxpeTienVedTAppTy fur coot. 14 16, ISO Feather comforter, 175 children Call 71241-26776 MENTS, 2791700. 7W-JWI. model with attachments Girl Seoul unl- No pets 1300 o month, security required Heal, hot water Included. 560-5434^ In person or call Mllbrook Diner, Rt. 34, FIREPLACTWOOD"" form — slacks ond lumper top, slie 10-17. AKC BEAGLES-Four moles, live 291 SW. Matawan 583 4343. BASS CERWIN VEGA - Speaker column. 145 a cord, delivered. Please coll after 5 p.m. D421945 months old. 140 each. MATAWAN — Newly remodeled upstairs More Classified flberglas. Reverse II speaker. Excellent Coll 671 0335oiler 6pm 764 7309 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Brookj.de iportment of a two-family home. Three 51. Htlp Wanted condition 5*6 3307 after 6 sTTl - Ski rackT«kis~.T»ots7 clothes and Terrace Apartments- Lorge two bedroom Bedrooms, living room, dining room, FIREWOOD more. Must sell Package deal only 142 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — wltri downstairs recreation room iWO per ;ltchen. bath, enclosed porch. One month on Next Page Delivered. MO truck load month. Call 391 $377. security, 1250 a month S66-74S7 H7 464J 6471. Whelped ot fine disposition ond tempera- 101. Apartments BEAUTIFUL — Walnut triple dresser. ment Call otter 5, 938 5877 CLEAN FIVE AND SIX ROOM APART MATAWAN - Onebedroom 1200. Rovlne mirror, matching oval commode ond FIREWOOD SPECIAL - Only 12 cords PHYSICAL AKC REGISTERED ~ Dachshund pup MENTS - Furnished or unfurnished IIA Manor Apartments. Contact monoger. 513 left. All hard wood ISO per cord delivered queen slle headboard Three sets ol bed pies. Block and ton. Eight weeks old. Two Hancock St., Keonsburg. ding, block fur bedspread. All excellent Coll after S p.m., 741-4055, 717 3641 955. That's what the cost of fuel oil Is. Seal up females, two males Shots 185 S44I795 condition. $150 for oil or will sell separate Ihls winter with HEAVY DUTY com DEAL VICINITY - Asbury Park One MIDDLETOWN - Sl« rooms, three bed FITNESS ly 495 IS4I FIREWOOD-SPLIT OAK blnollon windows. Only 6 for 1147 IN- AKC REGISTERED WEIMARANER - bedroom garden oportment Large rooms room oparlment Availoble Dec. I. Secu- WANAMASSA 291 4IJS. 291-4113 STALLED PROWN'S, 37 Broad St., Red 3ne yeor old. very affectionate. Female. $165 a month, heat Included Coll Jean, 776 rity required No pels Afler 6 pm.. 717 BLACK AND WHITE - Zenith console TV Golnu overseas 1100 671 577? 9060 or 7747661 l»", blond, S40 Good condition. FIREWOOD Bonk 7417300. 9202 7414427 SMALL ROOMING HOUSE - Going out BOXER PUPPIES (I) AKI registered. MODERN — Three-room furnished oport- GARDENS INSTRUQOR 547 5651 or 842-0573 of business. Everythinhlng musti go. LargLarge i onore male, two females, 1150 to 1175 613EATONTOWN — New spacious three i menls. Eatontown. Adults preferred No NEAR PARK AND SHOPPING. BUFFET — Drexel solid mahogany, 67 FOUR SLICE TOASTER - eoslmosler, Frlgldolre, 160, counter Vlght Welblll re- [ Hoi idel Rd. Hoilet 291 5065 room apartments. Immediate occuponcy I pels 747 1647 741-3713 With Soles Potential long, 1600 Antique wrought Iron andirons. very good condition. 110 Two lodles elec frlgerator, like new, ItOO. White metal cab- Rt 35. Won to won carpeting Included Air I UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOM ISO. Two sets area wool rugs, one green, trie raiors, one never used. 15. one slightly inets, 175145. Efficiency combination BOX STALLS FOR RENT - Also full conditioned Gold Medallion all electric \ MONMOUTH BEACH - Gentleman pre- NEW GARDEN APARTMENT Full-time one autumn colors olso Imported to used. 13. Various Tupperwore. SOc to II.SO units, I75I1OO Wardrobe, dressers, US- boarding, ond broodmare care available Free off street parking. Rent from 1119 ferred Coly Vn room oceantront apart peslrles. Call 741-9173 or 747-1616. Food chopper, II SO 747 5977 after 3 US. Hldeabed. 175, lamps, 14 15 Blinds, Reasonable rates. Care by experienced LARGE LIVING ROOM. MANY Excellent opportunity to ad- horsemon 542 9073. 446 4230. : CAPTAIN'S BUNKS - With mattresses, FOUR TOTAL - Five operator National etc. 741 8394 1363100 CLOSETS. FRONT AND REAR vance with the fastest growing 1150. Other household Hems. Cash Register, Class 1900.1495 DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC. Moles NEWLY DECORATED — Three room SNOW TIRES — G7I 15, mounted on Small Standards Ten weeks Shots. Raised ENTRANCE PLUS TERRACE health spa chain in the coun- Cdll 547 5410 Coll 717 5890 wheels Call after 6 p.m apartment. 47 Rector PI.. Red Bonk. with children Coll 764 7979 EFFICIENCIES FROM 1160 5664167 HEAT INCLUDED $185 PER try CHRISTMAS GIFTS - Selling oil c7ur FREEZER — GE IS cu. ft. Like new. Best 6719393 One bedroom from 1185 MONTH pr lies below cost. Kentucky Derby, Keons- offer. Also small appliances Including GE SOFA, TWO CHAIRS FOR RENT - Two box stalls, hay bo™, I NORTH LONG BRANCH - Onebedroom burg, next to bus station. Open 1-5 doily loir dryer. Preito coffee pot. etc. 741 -4771 Good condition. ISO pasture, private. Colts Neck-Freehold lo KEYPORTGARDENS : apartment in older home. Neor beaches Call 780-1777 495-W cation Very good 467 6777. ; and buses. 1175 o month, utilities included MUDIM1 MANtGII. UU FURNACE - Oil. Gos furance, cook 741 1241 CALL 7641313 , lor Appointment ! One month security needed. 1*7 5793 or DAY M IVININOt, 775 0171, stove. Antique chest, antique trunk, lum STEJJEO EOTUIPME~NT — Benjamin OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG PUPPIES 51. Help Wanted >er, machinery Coll evenings 671-1.75. Mlracord turntable, 115. Two Murry AKC AM HM CAROL 764-0474 EXCLUSIVELY YOURS , FURNITURE AND APPLI ANC~IS~~ speakers — 12" wooler, 6" mid range. ", • tweeter. One year old, 1125. Coll 566 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT SAMOYEDS - White Teddy Bear, AKC securitLfvt Iny qultDesignet elegancer furnishe, tranquilltd studioy effian-d 101. Apartments PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT IMME registered. Champion bloodline. Hove ciencies and jVwoom executive suites, j ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND STER*EO -Scott FM receiver, pair Scott shots Reasonably priced 7390617 or 787 Total living in on Inviting conlemporory < 373 6611 way speakers Excellent condition MM, atmosphere Enjoy o short or long stay GAS HOT WATER HEATER - SO gal I27S 513 5595 WANTED - HomeTor^ftectlonate^nlied" No leases. Wold and linen service avail RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE Never used will deliver 185 667 6941. STEREO - Zenllh 75" color TV wTth Labrador retriever. Ivi years old. Ex- able days; 741-1619, evenings. cellent playmate tor children. Free. After HARBOUR POINT ecord player ond FM/AM rodlo. console 4 30pm 547-3009 GUITAR - And omplltler. ore CBrslroto model, like new Best otter 7416771 149? Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, NJ. Put it all together 747 3353 741HQQ RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. cosier ond Bandmoster, 1400. THREE OPAL RING -Gold setting, new. 779 1137 US- best offer 80. Merchandise Wanted FLORIDA APARTMENT — Furnished OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER at INTERDATA ... HAMM0ND~CORD ORGAN - Mopif tin 741 7656 AAAAAAAA I one-bedroom apartment on canal In Big ' Ish. 1450 Coll T(|REE ROOMS -~ADOrtmentTur"nffufe, LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES, ; Pine Key with boat dock and romp U00 741 1559 ____ stereo. Good condition Reasonable. 717 JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH ! per month or by season. 787-4947. i ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO RR. AND BUS i INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES j FORT LAUDERDALE. FLA. — Adult I Roaty. ratty, onrtlztd «tttc»ncy, 1.2, and 3 bedroom apts. tfw kind 'HEATER 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 741 7474 | rental, condominium, two bedrooms, two I Hanging gas. 80.000 Blu. 747 5549 TIRES - 175 14 rodlal Urn. Good condl you mutt me lo b»Heve, 0" Iha Navailnk rtvar Central sir condlliorwd, We make minicomputers, the best in the business And it's been lion. Sel ol live. 175. AAAA CASrT FOR~fR~AiNS~-"Any mokes, baths, fully furnished, swimming pool, ten HOLIOAY PLANTS - Gift with apiont Call 671-0141 condition, parts 1300 tor Lionel No. 311, nis, golf. Rent by month or season 237 24 hour doorman. Indoor parking, Irwimmlng pool, matlna. Itmoa, TV paying oil. in higher sales and profits |ust the kind of growth and/or decorate home or office we do cars 417 thru 416. 774 3710 7911. ••curtly 1 bedroom starts at $270, 2 txdroom st.rts «i J410 Hoppy House Planl Parties 847 7374. TV — RCA color console. II yeors old. that can rub off on you It you're experienced in the kind of assem- Needs new picture tube. Cosl 1100 new. Re- ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs | FOUR ROOM APARTMENT-Furnished bly we're looking for, you'll find out how experienced w.e are in IBM DICTATION MACHINE ^~~RMN mote control. Beautiful Colonial cabinet. LEi e" rS r* DEU™e t i w AX e ^ A& >i DOr% r*^ >ifN IPONSM r% i .-, _ 79r» . 9 : RiveAf nflfr iirnilhs Rd H _i.n unfurnisheluA.lnnil Is, hndi i< # inM two-familA y house. No complete with Model 774 portable — Can 1100 or best offer. 741-7164 after 6 p.m. Fair Haven 8*.? 625? or 741 4337 I pels Call 264 0761 making you happy on your job be seen In use. Call 741-0404. TWO OFFICE DESKS I FURNISHED - Three room apartment Call Mr. Helser, 741-1732 IBM TYPEWRITERS Like new. Best otter I Utilities supplied Suitable middleoi Call 717-1631 after 5p.m. BEER STEINS couple. 741-7979 Rental $16.50 per mo. Rent with optloniobuy 1774)377 TWO SNOW TIRES - 695xH on wheels, MUSIC BOXES good condition. 135. Wanted by collector MAGS — Two 15x6 Cragors 747-0203 4934747 • P.C BOARD ASSEMBLERS Fit Dodge von with disc brokes. 135. Coll 777 8931 & SOLDERERS MAPLE LIVING ROOM SET - (Makes WE'VE GOT A WHOLE SLEIGHFUL Into bed), two piece, fair condition, asking ISO. Kitchen table. Formlco lop 136x41). with six chairs ond leal, excellent condi Hon. asking 160. Royol typewriter, ston dord model, good condition, 115. Also RCA • HARNESS & CABLE MAKERS Columbia block ond while console 19" TV. working condition, asking 115. Come see ond make offer. Must sell to make room Coll 791-4714. METAL — Kitchen cabinet. 117, unusuol • ASSEMBLED P.C BOARD lomp. 145, dresser. 117. hamper, 17. Scan 2 died Spanish wall hanging with chains, 117. Spanish wall cabinet, 177, Matador tiles, INSPECTORS IS. Coll lodoy. 495 1541 MOST CONSOLE STEREOS" " REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE ANDERSON S TV For Everyone On Your Christmas List 30 Broad SI., Red Bonk • UNASSEMBLED P.C BOARD Hailel Plato. Rl. IS. Hallel OXYGEN rtTPORTABLE CASE -"Two spheres, ISO. Dual headboard, metal, gold. FABRICATION INSPECTORS 150 747 1114 offers p.m. PIANO - GooTcondltimv Bought lor S75O. I will sell lor 1350 or best otter Call between i 13 4 p.m.. 495 7019. We've put together a really line package that includes good pay. PIANO Knabe console. Mahogany Ex OPEN 8A.M. LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES COINS & STAMPS outstanding benelils, clean, comlortable working conditions, a con- cellenl condition. 1600. Hill system, two Altec Lansing speakers. Mackintosh am Slop eorly - beat the crowds Everything Wreaths, Roping, Blankets GOLD SILVER S. RARE COINS venient location, and more. It you're ready lo start putting it all to- llllers High quality tuner and turntables lor Christmas . . wrappings, decorations, COMPLETE LINE OF COIN ablneled. Coll 741 9873 or 747 1616 light sets. Corning, Forber. Coretle. Elec And Potted Trees And STAMP SUPPLIES gether call Gerri Young. 229-4040. or apply in person to our Per- ? tries and toys. Save 70% on Revereware LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER SILVER BARS METAL DETECTORS sonnel Department any weekday. 8 30 a m -10.30 am and 1-230 PROWN S. 37 Broad It., Red Bank 741 76 Ayers Lone Little Silver BUYING And SELLING PIANOS — ORGANS \7500^ _ 7470573 or 741 3888 ALL COINS & STAMPS pm Hove A Musical Holiday "HAVE A HAPPY' Bonk Americord American Express Huge selections ol maior brands. Pianos, 5OO0 TREES. I? AND UP JERSEY COINi ond easy to play organs at warehouse LAUTEN REALTY671-6666 One of the largest selection ol Christmas prices. II you're like most other (oiks around here, some ex- I876RI. 35. Mlddlelown STAMP EXCHANGE • Free Organ Lessons • HALLMARK GREETING CARDS and K-Mart Plaza Rt. 35, . Free Christmas Deliveries tra cash would come in handy right now! And it might • Used Pianos and Organs—135 up cl Hazlet, 264-2531 |crolt Coll 741 7616. • Unlimited Rentols From 17 SO Per Month be easier to come by than you think! Look around ^JifriiOpen Momonn Frrril . 1lu0 ov, Solsol. t1o0 66. the house and pick out the items you never use any DORN SPHOTO SHOP INC Freehold Music Center For All Your Photogroshic Needs REO BANK BOOK STORE 2 Crescent Place, Oceanport, New Jersey 07757 17 Throckmorlon St., Freehold 467 4730 more Then pick up your phone and place an in- Authorized Kodok Processing „ IVimilvl Large Seleclion ol Fine Books 500 Brick Blvd.. Bricklown 477 7878 |l5WallaceSt RedBonk 747 7373 \C.ifl» For TheI' rflfflffvl For Christmas Gifts QUEEN SIZE - Medlterroneon head expensive Daily Register Classilied Ad ottering these I DAVIDSON'S Liquor 1 Gourmet Shop - That will Please Everyone board and triple dresser with twin mlr WfcMtlMitMP > Linden PI Red Bank 747 1412 |RI 36 A Eatnntowf'HIvci I rors. US. 19' Admiral color porlobte TV, items tor sale It will be no lime at all before your 76 Broad SI.. Red Bank, 747 3334 Gilt excellent condition. 1130. 717 6388 packaged wines, cheeses. Barton's con fQKJtir1i><'""o'"iv rnyxVipetM It ! phone will start ringing and you can gel together with dlll The Candle Light, Fair Hoven QUICK SALE - 1968 Encyclopedia Brit For Gilts Thai Are Dlllerenl onnlco with all year books. Excellent con prospective buyers That's what we call QUICK Candles, Brass, Tree Trimmings dltlon 1400 Coll 747 3790 CASH! FOR THE ARTIST IN YOUR FAMILY - Art ond drafting supplies, eosels, point boxes, pastels, water color 4 THE COLOR EST CO, 1? Brood SI , RedBonk 7410001 LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP ALL PURPOSE SNOW THROWERS Sales i,uclion wm C. Morgan. Builder 741 New Roots Rerooling Repairs SI.Redttont 747Q415 ALCOA Gutters 8, Leaders MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Don't Shop Around 5615 CH Rl STiViAS LAY A WA Y S 74 Monmoulh SI. 741 9VS ROOFING AND SIDING Free esttmoles One Yeor. 135 Six months. 118 Alterations BICYCLES Three months, 19 SO One month. 13 50 FRESH KILLED TURKEYS" Painting & Decorating Olson Rooling 8, Siding Co Coll 775 0705 CLASSIFIED Turkeys Gill Wrapped Home Delivery, SOc per week CARPENTRY ANO MASON WORK Evrmngs747 5616 Est 1903 Three, Five and Ten Speed HINCK'S Alterations and additions CARL B JONES Pointing and wollpo LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Hwy3S Neptune 77S 4449 A Bruce ItgHsrouCh 847 3897 perlng. Fully insured. For tree estimates, BELFORD ROOFING ANO SIDING 76 Ayers Lane Little Silver CALL 542-4000 call 279 3838 747 0»3or 741 3888 MOLLY PITCHER INN 78 Years Experience andoU tor Enloy Luncheon or Dinner Clocks ond Watch Repair 787 1578 CALSTONE CIRCULATION 49 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 7477SO0 Antique Clocks, watches, line lewelry ex Pointing, paperhanglng Free estimates RUMSON ROOFING CO - Rerooling ond ACTION LINE , SALS TAVERN -RESTAURANT pertly don*. Don Pons Jewelers. 799 River repairs Your call brings a roofer, not u salesman 847 7914 Serving Lunch and Dinner Rd Fair Haven 147 6757 ! Gifts For The Home HI Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bonk 747 ISI4 Pearl & Bead SWEETS AND SUCH Featuring Helen Elliott Condles ond olher General Carpentry Restringing Slip Covers Holiday Goodies Cornelius Cobb Settle THEOLDE UNIOTT mcnl. Rle. 34I.. Colt' ' s Neck 467 7840 serving Lunch from 17 to S and Dlnne Expertly. On braided nylon or chain From CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS - Zipper Call Us tor Your Holiday Flowers Irom S lo 10. Take a break from the hectic GENERAL CARPENTRY 17 50 per strand. Clasps from SI ed cushion covers, expertly lilted. DEAN'S FLOWERS pace ol Christmas Shopping Stop In o Expert work. Available anytime Days. REUSSlLLES . 36 Brood SI . Red Bonk slilched Coll Joan. 671 1308 OCEANPORT AVE . LITTLE SILVER THE OL0E UNION HOUSE. II V»ha° 143 4191. After Spm, 741 SSH 542-1700 Ave., Red Bonk. Printing 747 U37 847 0100 LOOKINQFOR Truck Rentals PRIVETERA'S FLOWER'SHOP A SEXY EUROPEAN? •AHRl MUTANT General Contracting Raised printed business cards. 1000 far Special Christmas Poinsetlas OPEN 7 DAYS ALL YEAR 24-Hour Service 17 and Up TEST DRIVE A CAPRI FRESH SEAFOOD Roofing, siding, ceramic II 03 includes fox and shipping Business AA INC - 787 0633 or 9670 Maine to Flo punting, advertising specialties Coll 791 Wrcolhs Plants live 1974s In slack lor immediale delivery CHOICE STEAKS tile. Complete line ot remodeling Cdll one way or local, commerciol or privole Sniurl Santo*, are driving Capri's this yeor 2193 tor tree literature ond order lorms 197? prices in effect Chrislmos Tree Dec orations "SPECIAL HOLIOAY PARTIES ' Rich MolmDerg. 787 3547. Serving Mon II Hording Rd Red Bank 747 144] VVilll I Mercury. 747 Uftn 7BoyAve Highlands §77 174 mouth County ID years with type styles moiled 111. Apartments 1 102. Houses For Rent .VSBURY N J MONDAY our. MB* R; i9M The Daily Register 19 104. Winter Rentals ' THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Ke*ne «»£ST END - ?' lull k,i,h K. bul JIW HiOHl ANDS O«»r tonMl, houv tiv< 721 l?3i »» mm* lull* U'finvhirt ownri s home 131. Houses for Sole ISI. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 210. Lost And Found % ut.lilies WE5T KEAMSBUB& ABE* - Four ,oom lilui! WALL bOAl FOUND - Aloui lerrrxe ^tufity Dei I to May Ji I.JOVIV M rcbrUuv 79 iXjrwh GoodK)it»« anaflmenl newly renovotcd Adults 717 loiuh Full istteO Uuirmrnl Imp t CM go No numDrrs Phonr 14) I»4 Tkri M ennl -M.nl condition Ronch tl.ie HIGHLANDS 7 wo bedroom opaf lux ni roQC Wan to wolf tor. He paid by CWrm»r - No pets »n»in^,Jff« 'ring wm* • i» on lenirrj wooded lot erotor tell deanmv >lovr *yn ((.enlial » W».in i.a Mn, full GIRL S JU SCHWINN BUMII IK. Houses For Rent o*i One tuo and two nail baiht Deod end • ucrtt ti(Mt t?0 211 Special Notices Basemenl u.toble lor rttreot.on rum slreel Teiroted bothyord By appo.nl Oarage in '47 97Ji Bfc LFOBD — Raised ranch Omei orra bciemtnt All QOS ulilities 104. Furnished Rooms rnr.it Ptimipai* only Ul 000 }lt*\'\ tOJE WEIGHT - With he. Shop* To Three ofdroomi, living room, dining Sb neol Won oven dithwnher IflLS 7« and >0 bikts U M»h 1* Diets and Hydrea Water Prlls Malowon room, kitchen, detk. two car oorgg*. btiir diioosol washer rk»er Ri.er schools ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Small hold Nil! C Apt COO locotedtnrealn.ee with um,x" 'HI- u'M 1' «»i ISeach Good ,gi Warguels Phormocy. K»«ivOur« nOTii Only J ueori old One year tmt shopping »,,„ business area with,,, .alking Rooms by wret or ino#itn n\ 00*4 11 no orea ot Middle town Feotui ma ii«m« nditian Atfe' i '41 S6J7 ond H T young PhormCKy, I illle Silwef oriiwcf (oti 74) 1144 loom hitfhen thiff nur we bedroorm mi mofilhly MULLANEV Realty 01 distance Ooiel loiotion Uli o month plus MONTGOMERY WARD m»,les you 10 5151 ut.liliet O.ner ..II .n^tall central o.. .00 lovdv tomiiy loom with beomrd ir.iing d.Honing lor additional »7i per mor.tr, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Driuirrooo. Ashing onit M7 WO Coll now tor appoint 1S2. Boats ond Accessories uk up your Christmos catalog - New 9 P< >«air both and rnlrante FIVE ROOM HOUSE - »!;i monlh ulu, nirnl IMF KIDMAN ni Mon Sol W imople A.e DM Bon» DM month renl Port Monmouth Rd um BAY^HOWt AREA Pf.-olr mtfomr RfUOir L'runingNr* Storage S»t»)or IJ01I 7WWJ toOESSi' Sm°"rto«» Su.iaUeforma pf 'wolf itic both modrrn motel \tyie OLDER DUTCH COLONIAL NorthrmNJ * lui jr*l *at(IOll HOTICI E - Three bedroom house !• ™Ii ^1 » ^">«l«0f couple Carpeted and room RrtngeruUx. TV. wall to wall tat Author i;ra Dealer s fO' . _ni not Be responsible lor ony deoti olh b. walking distance to ttoret. school prtino, BuS Hop* 01 ttoof All ulilihrs in <.Noe I alonlown month, one month security Avoilabie im room von room, full basement wtfh tm 3U Br 'due Ji Ihe Hi-d 8u«k R R slution St »UAL FEELINGS In IK. BhysiCion uihed bedroom ,th •vhed loom dark room ond stofogr (oom MARSH WARINt '41 »'6) mrdmlely Coll >»0O« wea waiMo wan carpeting No Ooa* tilihtn pnviirar. Suiloble tor n polienl relolionshtp being sludied Those Reasonable Call Ul ?o^ One tar goroge See this today Only «omon Coil IVl? 14)900 iOATSMAUl willing 10 share thought fonlosv ei IMMEDIATE OCCUPtNCV - Ttirreced poi lence imenloi activity behind Ihe pro room, three bath ronch Fireplace, tomiiy UptO?0 and IMOIbs 741 t7*> lessionol .nleroc lion ond role ploying! con room, bulll in bar Overdue aoroge dec loct Human Behavior Graduate Studies utive location 4SS0 per month Coll Mr BOAT TRAHLRS In *1ut k now ut di* Con. McOOWAN RYAN. Beollori 74; WATERBURY 703 Bfflmor N J Anonymous rrspon ou'it priCM BOAT HOilSt Seti Br>ght \r\ weuomed looo AGENCY 14? 77H KEANSBURG CalltttU^ B . .'.iiAi t R uioslron Sport SMBEWSBURY - S,c omor e Ave I. ealiQ( ti vran ot Se'vuf imu» or Four room house iruft on] 'jtir-jfi Pu.kuijr deals FLAG W Olio rooms, w boihs Idea! professional ollice KEANSBURG - Cleon rooms, tingle ond ft Muplr HVC '4/ JSOO Krd Bonk LEGAL NOTICE and residence Phone 741 IJWor 7«l IS7S double All year round Cooking totihtie*. SHIP MARINE Aliantit Higrhtonds OLO SHREWSBURY CANOE II GRUMMAN - Stondatd pod THREE HOOM COTTAGE - Furnished Parking. On bu« tmr ?V 0497 O'IKIOUV three bedroom loruh m enetlent LITTLE SILVER - Modern lour bedroom iitrs onitiof elpttric motor and battety NOTICE Available De( I An ,,111,1*1 supplied One KEANSBURG - Lovely roont for renl, condition Fireplace Porch Watk to shop SUPttIO* COURT ronch with log burning tireploce On ' iS acre ot nicely shrubbed properly Is per or Iwo people Relnences 717 0607 utnplr parking reasonable roles Dirty tihools ond bus Ul 900 Of NEW JERSEY teit tor Ine growing torrwly Mti monlhly WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur Call IV iiti FVE HV THING FOR THE BOATMAN CHANCEBV DIVISION nrshed and unlurnislied Immediole »ru ut utilities, references and security 1 KEANSBURG - Seo Breeze Hotel MONMOUTH COUNTY pancy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY WALKERS. WALKER BOATMAN'S SHOP BEAL REALTY. 741 SIS] Rooms lKlpei week Cooking faiiiiiiev Realtors DOCKET NO Mltmn Oceanport Ave . Oieonport S42 JSOO Hwy iS 741 S?l? Shrewsbury New Jersey s torgrH TO NANCY J RUBINACCI. MIDDLETOWN - Two bedroom home Wurinf Supply Haulf MHJH j;!Somonlti BOB GRIMM AGENCY KEVPORT - Room n*nl lo bath Priwolr OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Ot t% Wharl A«e 1*\ WK Reel Bw>» By Order of the Superior Court. SUIWO 103. Rentals To Shorf entrance Pcwiteaes ler, you the home buyer u veieition ol Open doily 9 t *rieifm Albert I Rutwnpcci it plainldt MIDOtETOWN TOWNSHIP - Colloge. 764 Ttl? owrr 2000 homes in evety price totegory ono you are defendant, you ore required GIBL - To share aporlmenl with anolhei and ttyte The Berg Aoeruy. Rl )* M" '"" til per week railei No molar AH for .1.000 til •» I* Call /4I 3011 "PJ! You're awfully quiet! Is everything all right?" serving il on unuman, Klilirnan 4 Gal NEW SHREWSBURY - Furnished Three MALE 14 — Has apartment Needs room PARK-LIKE SETTING laghe* attorneys tor plomlitf. ot 'IS bedrooms, family room Available Jan is mole Coll otter 6 u m NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - In pn FRQSTBITERNXIOUS TO SE S OU Yathson Avenue Atbury Pork. New I97S for seven months References No «? 1S4J vole home Residential orea Matured per Lovely Rumson ranch on over an otre of WE RE ANXIOUTHE SAIS LT LOO SERVF T E Y jersey 0771? and filing it with the proof pels »3» ttl 1471 after 5pm von Five minutes from Red Bonk II? IM. Commercial Rentals 131. Houses lor Sale beautiful treed grounds 34 • ?* hwing room 30 -Vionmouth TS • j ' f ReC * dj I BunI t\k W T '41 of service m duplicate with Clerk of Su WORKING GIRL, - Wishes lo shore new 9943 with fireplace. ?6 hitthen wilh dI49 - oil indoors Attorneys tor Plaintiff 1.000 »q ft 10 4.000 tq ft Unlimited tree beoch and fishing |etty it can be yours WATERBURY By PETER J FARNSWORTH RED BANK •• Comfortable room, central now (Of |USt VJ7 MO BOAT HOUSE. U]? O»74 iy located, private enlronce. parking Suit Minimum one y*ar lease Call owner. Wol AGENCY Dec 7 »> M obi* tor gentleman Call 741 <">>s a m . or MARINE CANVAS - Uphurmootti d rtctlvt higher bids reiect the same or 1 DAY 58c per line nithed rooms Alpine Manor. I Portland 109. Buildings/Garages ceilent condition, features tour bedroom*, Specializing inMercur moy confirm and ratify said sale under Rd.Hlghlondl 17? 1771 one bath wilh full basemen) Asking only the termt and condiuont herein te' j Ul 0 BANK Lorge gorogr II llj if 179 W0 forth or any modification! thereof, pur 2 DAYS (Consecutive) :52c per line ' men! building Good for storage ond many vuory lojhe Statute covering said tale i uses 671 JTOT McCUE PAUELS BOATS l|THe minimum price than be Fifteen 108. Commercial Rentals HAZLET TOWNSHIP Realtors 0 Woihington SI . Rumson 147 1I9J 3 DAYS (Consecutive) 42c per line BEAUTIFUL - Split Level in one ol Ine )0 Rdt 5 DAYS (Consecutive) 39c per line place, den or office, breathtaking slate en FOUNO - Labrodor retriever, block with shall be mode not later than at the sec- ma Walk to o services Available early; ,ot f Two bedroom stuccsucco F.replocep . ggo write tor your complimentary copy el Ap white spot on chest Call between S 30 7 1975 Please coll W1 0500 f k,h ltl deco trance foyer, parquet floors, custom cobi ond Regular Meeting of Authority foi . ,_ k,,chen, completely redeco pleBroofc * monthly Homes tor Living p m 741 940S 6 DAYS (Consecutive) ,...37c per line new nets and stain trim throughout SMI,000 magazine Offers pictures, price*, descnp lowing the tale, ond, it Authority thall I rated. Hot water heot Unoccupied Builder. 46? 2419 or 4J1 0SS7 not to accept the highest bid, or reiect S32.OO0 CallWl H33orl?7OT7, lions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real LOST - Alaskan wmie husky, brown eyes 7 DAYS (Consecutive) 35c per line 108. Commercial Rentals lors,9S0Hwy 3i. Mlddtelown 671 7300 Answers to name King Red Bank VICI all bidt. told bids shall be deemed to LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL have been reacted Four bedroom*, iwo baths, living room Children heartbroken /4I6WW •8 DAYS (Consecutive) 32c per line 9iThe aforesaid tale moy be od|oumed ATTENTION with tireploce, dining room, kilchen, den UNION BEACH LOST - Female black and white cot and Commercial advertising applies to ond sunroom Walking dislonce to station black mole cat Nolan Rd Morganville at the time advertlted tor not more and schools Reduced to US.000 Coll otter PRIVATE FINANCING than one wteh without readvertiilng SELLERS Three bedroom house EEar in kitchen, Rf*ard 946 3S7I. ^_ any profit making business or individual •> p m , 747-42ST bath, living room, glassed sun porch, Further particulars or information ATTRACTIVE LOST - Long haired block, col. Sii-month- may be obtolned at the business office of WE PURCHASE HOMES LONG BRANCH - Thi* home teoturev patio, fenced yard (73.900 13900 down, JW SIX ROOM SUITE per month Immediole occupancy old female, recently spayed Pierre Long Branch Sewerage Authority, 47 WE HAVE THE ABILITY three bedrooms, eat in kitchen, lorge liv Mostly block, white moustache and paws Third Avenue. Long Branch. New Jer 1 ..•nir.iiiy located in Red Bank, ing room and dining room, enclosed porch FAMILY PLAN RATE TO CLOSE WHEN, Two bedroom house Both, kitthen, en Tremendous bushv toil Near Parkway in sey, 07740, from 9 00 AM to S 00 P M approximately 900 sq tt,' heat, Basemenl, detached garage New rool ond Holmdel Reward 946 4770 dally except Saiurdoys, Telephone No 3 Lines - 5 Days - $2 00 $1 00 each additional line Available lo WHERE AND HOW YOU siding, Excellent buy at 124.M0 6/1*170 or closed porch Hoi water heot, washer, air conditioning, lamtonal ser- dryer, cor port, fenced yard W0.900 11900 LOST - Shepherd wilh red collor An 301-729 1111 WISH. CALL MR. RYAN M2 4919 LONG BRANCH SEWERAGE individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" lor items nol vices, sell service elevator, tree do SI7/per month swers lo name Duke Call Mrs Kelly, MIDOLETOWN - Mini estate Lighted AUTHORITY exceeding $50 each Items must be priced FOR A CONFIDENTIAL WJ I68J Reward John W Guire, Chairman parking. Will sub-divide INTERVIEW-. NO OBLI tenm* court, in ground pool, features of I 719 7000 or 6/1 7101 Contract Halt* on Rtquitt Also 3-room suite Approximately this four-bedroom, oil brick ronch Two j FRE.DHALL MISSING FROM CAR - Porked in Leon Nov 7S.Dtc3 SW« GATION OF COURSE. baths Large family room ond den With 100 Union Ave , Union Beoch ordo. lunch OOM containing important per 420 Sq tt McOOWAN, RVAN. REALTORS many extros IAS,000 Principal* only Coll sonal papers 10'1| Reward 671 0S39 747 3000 787 33S3 after • p m WATERFRONT FRONT PAGE READERS CHARMING OLDER RUMSON COLO STlOOLETOWN RANCH~- On 100 lot with CKtra 17Si100 lot included. This \m One acre plus Choice Little Silver location Crochet Partners BOX REPLY SERVICE $4 00 per count line Bold NIAL — Features three large bedrooms on Shrewsbury River lagoon Deep water Two-Wtoys Great! Call 747-1100 71x14 living room. ISKI7 dining room believable house has three large bed face headlines $5 00. Min- rooms, II' country kitchen, spacious din Nine spacious bedrooms, J'j baths, two PICK-UP 75' kitchen, both Full basement Oarage En fireplaces Unbelievable ot 19J.O00 mum insertion 2 lines Max- or your Brok*r closed porch. Lovely old fashioned stree ing room and two baths Built in air condi MAIL $1.50 with lots of cnorocler Only 143.900 Col Honing, wall to wall all rooms, entirely Printed Pattern imum 24 lines All readers Available Immediately now lor appointment THE KIRWAN CO aluminum sided. All (or only 171.900/ KIR for each tx>i nufnbe' ass'q'»ed placed at foot of column Realtor, 78/ 6600i WAN CO . Realtor. 7IMSO0 VANIHQRN AGENCY - REALTORS Open 1 days747-410 Coll 1* hour0 s a day 804 River Rd Fair Haven DEADLINES 13MOO — Older four bearoorn Colonial Large living room and dining room, full bosement and lorge garage STYNES. Noon Day Preceding Publication Realtor, Colts Neck 946 9666 DISPLAY ADS - 2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION 132. Apartments All ads are restricted to their proper classification and lo the regular ATTENTION Town Houses Oatly Register style of type We reserve the right lo edit or reject any LEISURE VILLAGE EAST-LAIfEWOOD classified advertising copy Two bedroom r/ondomirtium for sole Reasonable Limited mortgage available 477 848? RED BANK - Four apartment building Owner will take back mortgage Write Bon CANCELLATION NUMBER REALTORS K 789, The Daily Register, Shrewsbury Notice - Credit lor cancellation is qiven only on issuance of spe- SHADOW LAKE cial kill number lo advertiser when mediation ol ad is requested Cheerful ond immotuiote two bedroom, DON'T MISS two both condominium Living room, full Advertiser must retain number for future reference dining room, den and one cor garage Ask >ng 137.M» Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register can- not be resportsiblresponsiblee for errors olirr me Mrsl lav Can 543 noo io WATERBURY make correctpns AGENCY Realtor 47 Veors ot Service Inmror The Daily Register 67 Maple Ave '4' )H» Red Bant CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX 133. Income Property SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Two lomily REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE »3S,0O0 Call 449 8041 weekends or 267 4240 „ RENTALS weefcdayt alter 7

t Autos For Sale tot Apartments US. Commercial Property 3 TrucksAndTraners 10? Houses For Renl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share Store and aparlmenl HOLIDAY Aiking 440.000 5 Aulo Services Parts 104 Wnter Rentals 6 Aulo Rant Lease 105 Summer Rentals ELLEN S. HAZELTON Realtor 7 Aulo insurance 106 Furnished Rooms 13 W River Rd . Rurmon 842 3200 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes Member Infer City Relocation Service 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Rentals 137. Lots and Acreage 10 Wanted Automotive 109 BuMmgs'Garages HOME BUYERS GUIDE HAZLET - Apprommately three acres. 110 Wanted To Rent 400' road Irontage Hailel Ave Very near BUSINCSS Rt 3S Terms to qualified buyer JOMAD 6 FROST INC Exclusive broker 386 7651 DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE LARGE LOT FOR RENT - For Christ „ FOR SALE mas trees. 15 years of good will Vicinity She can pair vest and skirt ?l Business Services of Red Bank 741 4476 or mix with other partners 131 Houses For Sale MIDDLETOWN - Charming lot Close to SECTION - schools and shopping Cleared. MYRON P Crochet her name in same 132 Apartments 'Toum Houses KOZICKY AGENCY. 4$ Rt 3*, Eaton contrast color as edging on 133 Income Property town 544 1400 134 Faim Property RUMSON - Watcrlronl Sweeping views vest to go with skirt — she'll 51 Help wanted Of the Shrewsbury river I S airrs Askint) 135 Commercial Property Friday December 13th!! love it' Use worsted for easy 52 Babysitting'Child Cire 160,000 Call now . . COZENS. Realtor. 136 Industrial Property 813 River Rd . Fair Haven. N J 741 7686 pattern stitch Pattern 920: 53 ObmeslicHelp y it nvcr ii> iiwn shirl 137 Lots and Acreage 7 6 ACRES - Heavily wooded. Hillandale 54 Situations Warned Female Sizes 4-10 incl. 130 Mobile Homes Form, Chape* Hill Rood. Middletown dickey ... or wear 11 wiliror 55 Situations Wanted Ml S3l.OOO 791 3709. 139 Cemetery Lots With siiirvi's and brads' Zip' Send 75 CKNTS each pat- 56 Situations Wanted r 140 Real Edate Wanted A special Real Estate section 138. Mobile Homes tern — add 25 cents each pal- Male Female front shape is KASV" MOBILE HOME - 60*10 , expanded llv tern for first-class mail and inq room 16 wall lo wall carpptinq, two Printed l^atiorn M4HI RECREATIONAL special handling Send to bedrooms. Ealontown, 547 0767 Misses' Sizes S. 111. 12, 14. IK. just for the Holiday s. A full page of the finest MOBILE HOME - West Keansburg 8>40 | Laura Wheeler. 61 The Red in Patio owning, wilh sheel A\tnnql7S00 IK, .'il Size 12 (l)usl 34) lakes Hank Register. Needlecrafl 151 Bicycles MmiB'kes selection of homes in Monmouth County. Call 7B7 9537 61 Busmtiss Opportunities \\ yards M-inch; dicke> \ Dept.. Box 161. Old Chelsea IS? Boats And Accessories NEW MOON- I2I5S Two bedroom 62 Mortgages Many c«trcrs mrludt d yard 45 inch labric Station. New York. N V 153 Camping Equipment Don't miss this exciting home buyers guide. Call 49b 0/35 63 Money To Loan 10011 Print PATTKRN NUM- 154 Recreational Vehicles RITZ CRAF T 1971 \7Vii on her shaded Send $1 00 for each pattern 64 Money Warned 155 Sports Equipment lot in (Klult path Fully tmishrd Move In Add 25c for each pattern for BER, NAMK. ADDRESS, tondition Includes (Jit, utility shed Other 156 Swimming Pools CMiros Ashing 1/500 Cull 64? /?// or 671 first-class mail and special ZIP The source of inspiration MERCHANDISE 1/49 handling Send to Marian - our new 1975 N'eedrccraft Catalog! IKO designs. 3 print- SPECIAL 140. Real Estate Wanted Martin. 420 The Red Bank 200 NOTICES ed inside Send 75c now 71 Merchandise For Sue DEADLINE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11th. null',1 •, OP LAND Register, Pattern Dcpt ttl 72 Garage 'Yard Sales 1 Ca%l> lor vour house or land New! NiliN Kill) ijnilis ,-l in' IHI KIRWANCO . Pralloi West IHth St . New York. 73 Machinery For Sale 201 Card Of Thanks I6OHWV3A Wcl Kranshurq, N J New' |{I|I|IIH I'IOI lii'i 74 Rental Service 202 Death Notices IS'MOO \ V 10011 Print NAMK. AD- Sew . Knit Book 203 InMemonam llMlNI,', III BEIlERHOMi'. In DRESS with ZIP S1ZK and 75 FarmEquipn^eril Kcunsuuru Mtildk-lown Hu/lct Holrndrl Needlepoint Book $1.25 76. Auction Sales (Above Run on Obit Page) For Reservations ... IHF iMOl KOADtNCv itiam STYLE Nl'MBKH Save' Sew Flower Crochet $1.00 77 PetsAndlivestock 210 Lost And Found StLLINO rOUM HOM1 ' a wardrobe and save dollars Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 78 Aircraft 211 Special Notces Call Classified Display WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH - send for NKW FALL-WIN- Instant Crochet Book $1.00 79 SwaporEichange 212 Travel - Transportation ( I ON/1 II Kf AI IV ?M X0O Instant Money Book $1.00 80 Merchandise Wanted 713 Instruction • TER PATTKRN CATALOG! Instant Macrame Book $1.00 School, career, casual fash- $1.00 ions' Free pattern coupon in- Complete Gift Book $1.00 RECREATIONAL Complete Afghans r14 . side. 75c .$1.00 The Daily Register ID SEW 4- KNIT Book with basir 12 Prize Afghans =12 50« Book of 16 Guilts =1 50« 151. Bicycles/Mini Bikes itinuf piiltrrn $1.25 Northern Monmoulh County's largest newspaper Museum Quilt Book -2 50« 542-1700 Ull YCll', Ituy s '. • I" • 1 IntUnt Fajhion Hook,... S1.Au 15 Quilts for Today =3 50« Monmouth County's most interesting newspapej NPI'IHI. \n in. 1. in imiii 11.1 i/n linn Ni I1I11111 WS Wl'il ln«tan» Sewing Rook JI.O'i Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs 50c 20 The Daily Register MONDAY DECEMBER 2 1974 Freehold Entries Tomorrow 1« - Ptlt IM 14M It* - PMC IM t«M Tarpon Lotfy A (Arnnatton) Pef>ectionitt (ADbatiello) fleleaw iCaiondrmo) 1 ? Flying Eric iDelh Santn Clonk Ambtr (Unfter) / 7 Markets imooe (Lohmeyrr) Tof Br gm IWomminui • ? So Fine (Campbell) Natllt (AMtoDeilo) & 1 • 1 Shi away Chi tt 4 upon 1 « (McGovein) 6 I Colltnt A D (SrtwtattOA) Hjntol'lloi * 1 Trilby Scott iPeivelDech) 10 I ,.H (Horplnn) I I Corky Ben (KellyJ 17 I ModfllMan UoMoMt . 12 I Potlier (Blum) IS l Bonus Point (buMei , Get Going A (Teiymooae) IS 1 2ft« - Pma 1 Vth-PKtiM IfW Corydon Adio»4FihoA» ) ? Nimrudi Shoe iRichordsoni ] 1 •n Bet 1 lovuif 1 i I ConrttoQu Buddy llomb) 72 CHitlPinthef (NoOr.verl 4 1 Deri iCcmpbeii) i I Vt AfOu (LuCftenlo) 6 I Miroclt Jody (Long) 6 1 Swing Eoiy IS I Gold fcnlym* {Blum) 1 1 MiM Winy Widow (Fltion) 10 1 A G Romtu (No Driver) . M 1 Selections I - To/port Lady A, Tot Bright. Nonle Stti - Tr.t IM I'M 7 — Chief Plncher, Cinnamon Bee. Cory W.ilo* Lone (Katlkow) 3 1 don Adios Squlnky Bud (Poulm) . .2 3 - Madison, Fashion King, Rod Demomco iParadHi 4 1 4 - Sokois Scotch Time, Yankee Butler, fcmil Calgary (Bergeron) 5 1 Pacing Slut* Street Fair (Blum) . . t 1 i - Willow Lone. Street Fair, Squlnky j w Eddie (Kelly) 1 1 Bird TheContorl (Lohmeycr) 10 1 A - Addy Lobell. Blaie Dean, Jolirvda Some Force (tnokoo IS 1 7 — Darlo Time, Lady Gail, Guy W 8 — Flying Eric, Perteclionist. Markets 4th- Poet IM ISM image Biaie Dean (KeMyi 3 1 9 — Dtrt, Nimrudt Shoe. Conestogo Bud Joiinoo (Coruol) / 7 dy Adtly Looeil (Rlcnardtoni * 1 10 — Scotch Time Abbee, Ark Time. Voi jimmy* Bye Bye iBlum) s I ley Inn C C Ed Duanes Twist Granny Dee Joy (Liporn 10 I Best Bet ; Willow Lane (5th) Gina Lob*ll (Ttit) i"> I IIMIilllHHIIHMtHltlMMIHIIl IIIIIMIIIIIIK nocttM«M Doric Time (Beorhyi 3 1 Guy w (Be'en.ak) 4 1 LodyCait (Evtltllor) s I Armbro Jimmy (QuorlitrJ . S t Deaths Trotwood NHti (Oetlardlnt) J I riirni n I i miiirii Star Mercury (Ollrt) . II The Only Way ICampbtH) 1-1 Mrs. John Konecni Quick Dottle (Gant) 10 I D-enfl Erin (Blum) III MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Ul- Schati Time (Berfleron) 17 1 Man E. Konecni, 59, of 17 NAVEL ORANGES LEGAL NOTICE Field Ave., died Saturday al NOTlCl Riverview Hospital, Red The Borough ol Fair Haven Is accept Bank. ing bids (or 0 new 197S Police Cor. Bid I ore to be submitted to the Borough Clerk Mrs. Konecni was born in by 500 P.M., December f, 1974. Specifications may be obtained from Linden where she lived before Mi* Chief of Police, Municipal Building. t*l River Rood, Fair Haven, New Jer moving here 25 years ago. ROY W. NELSON She was employed as a Borough Clerk seamstress for Blanche Fash- Otc. 7 J3.I? ions of Long Branch. NOTICf PLEASE TAKE .NOTICE that on No She was a communicant of member nth, )974>the Zoning Board ot Adjustment of the Boro of All. St. Anthony's Catholic Church Highlands did recommend that a variance be granted to the A.H. Fire Oe of Red Bank, and a member pnriment 10 construct an addition lo their Memorial Held House located ot of St. Anne's Society of the Washington Ave and Avenue C in the Boro This matter Is now pending before church, and a member of the the Mayor and Counsel of (he Boro. Charismatic Prayer Commu- ROSE MARIE GREENE, Stcy ,8 A nity of St. James Church of Dec 2 S3.W Red Bank NOTICE Surviving are her husband PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Octo ber 14th, 1974, the Zoning Board of Ad John J. Konecni; two sons, lusiment of the Boro ot All. Highlands did grant a variance to Mr. and Mrs. Ed John J. Knecni Jr., Belmar. ward Curry to Install an in ground swim ming pool at their premises at 14 E and Daniel G. Konecni. at Highland Avenue, Atlantic Highland*, Nl, (n accord with the application, home; three daughters, Mrs. plant and sketches filed with the Board Elizabeth Verdun of Rock- and in accord with the Resolutions adopted by the Board together with sti- ville, Md., Mrs. Carol Aro- pulation* contained therein. ROSE MARIE GREEN mando and Mrs. Patricia Secy. B A. Plumstead, both of here; her Dec? 14 16 mother, Mrs. Nellie Haberski, PUBLIC NOTICE PI pa** take notice that a public hear here; two brothers, Richard ing will be held by the Monmouth County Boy^hore Outfall Authority on Decem J. Haberski of Oradell, and ber 11. 19/4 at 1.00 P.M. at the office ot the Authority located ot 300 Harbor Way, Victor M. Haberski of Eliza- Beltord, N.J., to consider the burtgei lor the Authority tor 197S. The public will be beth, a sister, Mrs. Clemen- given an opportunity to be heard. tine Kucmyda, here, and one Save 12' By order at the Chairman ot the Mon Food Stor mouth County Boyshore Outfall Author grandchild. ity FRED M MacGREGOR JR The John E. Day Funeral Chairman GLAD BAGS Dec 2 S3.90 Home of Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. NOTICI AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE INDIVIDUAL SEWERAGE OtS Mrs. John Carter POSAL SYSTEMCOOEOF NEW JERSEY OF 1943 AND AS KEYPORT - Mrs. Mabel AMENDED TO DATE: ANO PRO V1DING AN AMENDMENT TO THE Towler Carter, HI, of 225 Os- TERMS THEREOF The above ordinance wos introduced al borne St., died Wednesday in the regular meeting of the Colts Neck Township Board ot Health on September Toms River Convalescent 17, 19/4 and passed final reading ol Ihe Home. Colt* Neck Township Board ot Health al 0 meeting on November 19, 1974. The A lifelong resident here, above ordinance shall take effect No vember 19. T974 Mrs. Carter was a retired NOREENRITTER •u,jwnii«w. Assistant Secretary housekeeper. o«i(J «M.|baHib--f™.i Thii Coupon UIH 7 S4.V4 Surviving is her husband, NOTICE John Carter. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A The Nathaniel Small Funer- CODE REGULATING THE IN STALLATIQN, MAINTENANCE. RE- al Home, Lakewood, is in PAIR AND CONTROL OF PLUMB charge of arrangements. ING OR BUILDINGS AND THE CON NECTION THEREOF WITH OUT SIDE SEWERS. CESSPOOLS OR " LEGAL NOTICE OTHER RECEPTACLES, REGU Save 28' LATINO THE PRACTICE OF NOTICE PLUMBING AND THE ISSUANCE "The meeting of the Monmouth County Country Styta OF LICENSES TO PRACTICE Bayshore Outfall Authority originally PLUMBING AND PROVIDING PE scheduled for Thursday. December ?6. NALTiES FOR VIOLATION THERE 1974. at 1:30 P.M., will be held on FRENCH'S OF.' Thursday. December I?, 1974, ot 1:30 The above ordinance was introduced ot P.M. al the Authority office. 100 Harbor POTATOES tne regular meeting of Ihe Colls Neck Way. Belford, N.J." Township Board of Health on September By Order of the Chairman ]}, 1974 and passed final reading of the FRED M. MocGREGOR JR Colls Neck Township Board ot Health al 0 meeting on November 19, 1974. The Dec 2 it W above ordinance shall take effect No-, NOTICf vember 19. 1974. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN Dec 7 W 07 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A COOE REGULATING THE LOCA MAXWELL HOUSE NOTICE TION, CONSTRUCTION. ALTERA Notice is heieby given that sealed bids TION, USE AND SUPERVISION OF will be received by the Mayor and Coun INDIVIDUAL AND SEMIPUBLIC 01 ol the Borough ot Eoloniown, New WATER SUPPLIES. REQUIRING Jersey, until S 00 p m. prevailing lime CERTAIN PERMITS. PROVIDING December 11. 19/4 tor the purchase ot FOR THE INSPECTION OF SUCH two (?) »9r"S tun sue Police cars. Chevy SUPPLIES ANO THE FIXING OF Bel Air. Ford Galane SOD or Gran Fury 7 FEES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS or equal M will be 0 four (4) door, six NECK, IN THE COUNTY OF MON 16) passenger minimum 170 inch wheel MOUTH. AND PRESCRIBING PE txise with the following equipment NALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS "rrpr- imd n •i^ fudni un tupwnw JSOC I D minimum, VI engine with THEREOF• Umh one- wiiMtn pw Wuh fwntv. ! bbl carburetor — use The above ordinance was introduced at Ml tec. 1th regulor no leaded gas Ihe regular meeting of the Colts Neck J speed automatic transmission Township Board of Health on September Power Steering 17. 1974 and passed final reading of the Power brakes. Iron! disc type. Colts Neck Township Board ot Health at oil heavy duty o meeting on November 19, (974. The AM push button radio obove ordinance shall take effect No FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! Four reason au conditioning vember 19. 1974 Frozen Chopped or Leaf __ a M All bofl 'roy tinted gloss NOREENRITTER Remote Control left side rear Assistant Secretory view mirror . Positrariionreor ode Dec 3 S7O2 Police Body Package NOTICE FOODTOWN SPINACH Heovy duty tow profile front ieot 15 hrovy duly Iron! rubber Decisions of Ihe Zoning Board ol Ad justment, Mtddletown Township, at its H.0. FARINA floor mots meeting ot November IS, 1974 Or ethane foam root support I Cast No. 1109, Kove Construction and root wiring Co.. Mountainside & Ridgeview an* coupan Mr o4uh family. Police Chassis Pock age Aves.. designated as Block UV3. Cowpon good Pt, 1 thru DK. 7 only Heovy duty engine and Lots II IS. build house creating lot FOODTOWN WAFFLES transmission features area violation, variance denied Hfavy duty body mounts J, Case No l!l», Daniel Rosa. First Heavy duly 10 amp hour battery Ave . designated as Block No 811. Heavy duty front and rear Lots 22 & 23. subdivide land creal Ing one lot which conforms and an Shock absorbers other lot having lot area and side UGHTENER Higrter capacity tront and yard violations, vonance granted rear springs Heavy duty radiator 3 Case No I4JI. Rosalind Coins. Eliro cooling seven blode Kings Highway, designated as DAIRY DEPARTMENT SAVINGS! Itmperulure control (on Block 49, Cot B. use exlsllng office 80 amp alternator minimum tor professional purposes ond lease Colored or White Radio suppression equipment residence as such, variance grant 140 mph speedometer head calibrated . ed 4 Case No 1391, Jersey Central Pow YUBAN In 7 mph increments er & Light Co., West Side of Taylor Aar\m Accurate within ') mph throughout KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES^ Lone, designated as Block 39. Lots todMwn ' range I0A. MA. 12A, ISA ond It. erect on IV Five HB 78x1* Bios Belled Steel • par od«ll f«nHy additional power line consisting of . 11hnj Oat. 7 only. Huo.ui Block Wall tires live utility poles I each »' In height I ( QBSl J.OS rear ary *tih HO brakes) * existing substation to Laurel Ave . JIHft carto,c7Qn § f CMUB **~ • 0 M 6-«t. I "t* Tf"mmM.tmct^t. > "P ' or•"" mmmH"" Iwtft 1 -.landcrd factory equipment variance approval recommended lo to""" • W VKAD '** 43 ' >w de'ogger Township Committee. NESCAFE COf FIE i-'l MOWNftSOVI ^ cap 5. Cose No I3W. New Jersey Surgical CHRISTMAS OUT. SAVINGSI '•rnole 'eleose Supply Co.. Leonordville Rd . deslg Dome reading iujht noted as Block 967, Lofs 5 lo. Inted one color oil white change a mobile trailer to a per BNres' of ihe Borough to do ol Adjustment ( Mlddtelown Township HI 77 Uec V »" " Snuffy Smith MONDAY DECEMBER? 1974 The 21 Dennis the Menac < ^ / I BETTER *TM DO VH LflUNDRY I SHORE DONT TO OVERLOAD / Yl'/( DOWNflTTH' X^CREEK TODAY MVWASHER Crossword puzzle > V ^H ^^ « ACROSS 36 Profit 62 Italian dish 26 American 1 C«tchwords 37 Seamen 63 Ghded shrine 8 Spread out 38 Shore downhill 27 Lorelei 15 "Come to formations 64 Throw a 28 Rds the -" 39 Wed-! punch at X fixe: Ft [. 16 Taxi sharer 40 Dutch uncle DOWN 31 Huge: poet 0 17 to keep 41 Mountain 1 Advice to 32 Common •nd -" erect a cat or horse f lEcclet .i 42 Concite 2 The 33 Source 19 Head, in 43 Kind of George • of steak St. Lo loan Afjlev" 35 Taker to 20 Short drink 45 Golfer 3 Last notice court Hi and Lois 21 Explosives 46 Thing Lat 4 The name 38 Horse 22 Htrok) - 47 Hairy one of the- training A GOOD WIFE IS A AMD REMEMBERS T>JE 23 Fatal wordt 49 Antacid 5 Exist 39 Little state 52 Kind of day 6 Tennis abbr WHO CAN BALL GAME SCORE WMEN 25 Hound 29 Eternal 54 Nip people 41 Dined , WHO LOVES HUSBAND IS OUT 34 Type style 56 Thief. 7 Sly and The 42 GreekT CHILDREN, BOWLING/ 35 Jewish of a kind Family 44 Honored WMOKKPS feast 61 Retaliation 8 Cicatnx 45 No credit 9 Games 48 Little cuts A NEAT Solution to Yesterday's Puz/le MOUSE„ 10 Jeweler's 49 Seasons inann fl n Hanoi weight abbr 11 Explosive HHUM 1rirjt.i 1 UtlLJU 50 City in * A $. A • I 1? Sign of the Oka f Hi boredom 51 Ami war I WANT MY SffHl 13 Nation: Fr activist ! j s 1 \ iV III t 14 Erstwhile 53 Secondhanc 'i M « 0 A Children')* Letter A c,^t C D Algerian 54 British gun i p! r D c 1 1 II 1 1 (• \ f rulers 55 On a and in n nt 18 Happiness a prayer u : fl j II A kN if I V 22 Ball perch 56 Jot c 1 1 A u N "I t • 1 24 German 57 Insect L B I i Mary Worih y N ' H A r t 1 ' N article 59 Opp of flat 1 * n 111 * • 25 So. Pacific 60 Formerly I'M AFRAIP ACTUAUY, I OUME HERE^ [ NtO LET nut Clay THERE'S NOTHING HOPWS OTHERWISE.' I U« PROVE I'M GCXN6 TO BE HONEST THOUGHT YOU MBHT STU. ThW X WITH KXJ, FRANK' I'VE BEEN ABOUT THAT FHL THAT mf YOU PC M8ERABLE FOR YEARS rr— i NOW. JAN ALL THOSE YEARS A60. r BECAUSE 1 PICN'T MARRY YOU! i? 171 tr 1 IT •1 i 1 w w The Wizard of Id tr rr THE HUNS ARE on t 1 P R • THE HECK IS sr RODNEY f i IT U uB Your horoscope, birthday Blondie MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 than one thing at a time, work habits you should be able — Overdo on one level of life — Bom today, you cannot which means that you are to attain at least one of your to the detriment of the other SHE SAID WE DONT SHE SAID WE SHOULD know happiness unless you capable of cultivating more many goals by evening. Don't levels. There is little you can COMMUN CATE JUST SIT AROUND also know good relationships than one talent at a time. hesitate to ask for help. do to keep another from ENOLK5H AND CHEW with other people. You are not Yours is a philosophical PISCES (Feb. 19 March 20) making his own mistakes. THE FAT perfect; you do not know nature. You are not one to — If you are careful to look LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 - perfect people — but you are label a situation or circum- only forward today, you will All efforts to socialize should wise enough to set yourself a stance as good or bad simply be able to see before you the be kept within a small group. few rules to offset these because at a given moment it end of the present road. It is of little value U> please the imperfections. You never let would seem to fall into one or Nightfall brings contentment. many by displeasing separate the sun go down on your the other category. Rather, ARIES (March 21-April 19) individuals. anger, to begin with; you you are one to bid your time, — Make every effort to remain VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 make it a habit to count to 10 to allow a thing to develop independent of outside in- — Problems inherent in the before reacting outwardly to fully before giving it a name. fluences today as you come to present project must not be anything which touches your • • * decisions on several matters allowed to blind you to the emotions in an adverse TUESDAY. December 3 vital to your career and happy good to be gained once they fashion: you never stand on SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22- home life. are all overcome. ceremony when apologies are Dec. 211 - Keep your wits TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Andy Capp in order, but are willing to about ynu when switching — If you have doubts as to A good day for proving initiate proceedings. from one project to another. what is best for you today, yourself before a large audi- DOESN'T MINO \OUSAIDWU Otherwise you may find consult one who has been your ence. Only take care that you WHERE 'E' A patient, tactful person, you should have little diffi- yourself confusing ap- mentor in the past. Don't rely arc not taken in by your own SHOPPIE-BUT proaches. I BET TOU'VE culty getting along with on a faulty memory. publicity before the per- others. Your difficulties stem CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (Mai 21-June 20) formance. BEEN "to 191 — Takr your time moving BINGO AGAIN from other sources —from the — Divide your time realisti- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) presence of many talents and nut of one project and into cally and you should be able to — The wise Scorpio will be the resulting indecision about nnnthcr. If you make a change find the hours needed for prepared for setbacks on the what to do. when and for how too quickly, you will have work, play, and proper rest. one hand but also for new long. On the other hand, you difficulty adjusting. Resist an offer that would beginnings on the other. Don't are fortunate in being able to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. dishonor. allow fear to keep you from work successfully at more 18) — If you practice good CANCER (June 21-July 22) progressing. SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD etting her failure to lead a diamonds when South led the South dealer singleton club. nine. That would limit de- North-South vulnerable Anybody can show a cheer- South ruffed the heart re- clarer to one entry to dummy NORTH !e ful face when things go well. turn and led the nine of dia- — not enough for the (wo club • 172 The test is whether you can monds.'TOO crushed to think finesses she needed. 5 When the ace of clubs ap- rest was just routine. strength in each unbid suit. 0 K9 peared, West was clearly If West had kept quiet, (A Pocket Guide To • K 10876 stricken. "Sorry, partner," South would have known Bridge' written by Alfred South West North East she stammered, and she hung nothing about the terrible Sheinwold is available. Get 1 a) Pass Pass her head with a very pretty break in clubs. But even after your copy by sending 50 cents 3 4 Pass Pass show of anguish. West let the cat out of the to Red Bank Register, P.O. 3 •> Pass Pass I HOC i» *a #rm »n» CHAR* a TUB lAUS tWTM MKMJ W NOUy The inference wasn't lost on bag she could have recovered Box 1111, Los Angeles. 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PHANTOM INTERRUPTS IT LOOKS A6 UM& AS BANK LIKE THE IT'S DIFFERENT WE STUFF, MAD LAST 22 The DfeilyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 2 1974 Church, temple renew 15-year-old bond of fellowship dren." The Scripture reading cipated and members of both NEW SHREWSBURY - A The Presbyterian Church oldest traditions in the area the temple and when Blair ister's study in their new houses of worship served w shared its facilities with the but is not the only expression Hall was destroyed by fire building. was by Charles Darrah, 15-year-old bond of fellowship Clerk of Sessions, The Pres- ushers Monmoulh Reform Temple of remembrance and appre- last year lion mouth Reform between the Presbyterian byterian Church. Monroe K from 1159 to 1M7 Although ciation by members of the Temple members, under the The Thanksgiving Service Rev. Steele and Rabbi Wa- Church at Shrewsbury and Deutsch, president of Mon- the two congregations no temple. leadership of Rabbi Alton M was led by the Rev Mr the Vlonmoulh Reform mouth Reform Temple, pre- ters believe that, "In a world Temple of New Shrewsbury longer worship under one Winters, gave moral support Steele, assisted by Ministerial filled with strife and divisioa, and sympathy to the Rev. Mr. Intern Michael Otle. Rabbi sented the President's was further strengthened at a roof, the friendship has con- A plaque, dedicated to the Thanksgiving Day Proclama- this is a unique opportunity joint service Thursday in the tinued. Presbyterian Church "In Ap- James R. Steele and his con- Winters delivered the mes- for the expression of faith aid gregation and they raised sage, "The Hearts of the Par- tion. sanctuary of the church on The annual joint service of preciation and Friendship," The church choir parti- thanksgiving." Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. Thanksgiving is one of the hangs in the entry room of funds for furnishing the min- ent* - the Hearts of the Chil-

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