Motel Plan Tests Haziet's New Zoning The Weather (.i: v\ Partly sunny ana cooler, high in mid 50s. Cloudy with FINAL rain likely late tonight and to- morrow. EDITION 20 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL 96 NO. 107 RED BANK-MIDDI.ETOVl N, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1973 TEN CENTS Nixon Outlines 15% Fuel Cut Rules WASHINGTON (AP) - gives the authority. age will require additional ing oil then they got in 197'.', start making such cuts imme- forbidding coal-burning power —A ban on gasoline sales Dec. 1. President Nixon says he is In a radio-television address measures to close the energy commercial estab- diately on a voluntary basis, plants from switching to nil. from 9 p.m. on Saturdays to —Establishment of nation- cutting 15 per cent from deliv- last night, Nixon said deliv- gap and avoid economic dam- lishements 25 per cent less, the White House said. Nixon pledged to take the midnight on Sunday nights. wide highway speed limits of eries of gasoline and home eries of airline jet fuel also age. and industries 10 per cent —Government-controlled al- following steps as soon as Nixon asked filling stations to 50 miles an hour for automo- heating oil to stave off severe will be cut 15 per cent,- in- Nixon continued to hold in less. This move imposes con- locations of jet fuel to airlines Congress passes emergency adopt such a ban voluntarily biles and 55 miles ah hour for fuel-shortage damage to the dustries will be denied 10 per reserve, as a last resort, the sumer rationing, but without will be cut Dec. 1, limiting in- legislation authorizing them: in the meantime, beginning See Fuel, page II nation's economy. cent of their oil wants and possibility of direct consumer the complications of issuing ternational lines to their 1972 The moves will mean homes commerical buildings must do gasoline rationing or high fuel fuel coupons. fuel consumption and domes- six degrees cooler than nor- without 25 per cent of their taxes. Proposal of regulations in tic lines to 95 per cent of their mal this winter and not heating oil. Under existing authority, December to impose controls 1972 levels. All airlines will be enough gasoline to go around. These and other measures Nixon announced these steps: on distribution of gasoline to cut back IS per cent below Most Gas Station Owners To start saving gasoline, announced yesterday would —Publication, due Tuesday, wholesale and retail dealers last year's supplies starting Nixon asked filing stations to reduce an expected 17 per of regulations to take effect cutting deliveries 15 per cent , Jan. 7. stop_selling it on Sundays, cent petroleum shortage to next Jan. 1, ordering heating- below the anticipated demand —Final regulations were Say They Will Cooperate and pledged he would order perhaps 7 per cent, Nixon oil dealers to sell house- scheduled for publication for the first quarter of 1974. Service station owners reacting to Presi- fering from allocations reduced by gas com- such a ban once Congress said, but the remaining short- holders 15 per cent less heat- Tuesday, to take effect Dec. 7, Refineries will be asked to dent Nixon's energy message say they will for panies, but the federal ceiling on prices keeps the most part voluntarily close on Sundays. him from recouping his loss." But many of them are either skeptical of the There were station owners who echoed effects Sunday closings will have or upset be- Phil Benson, a Shell station manager in Phoe- cause they say their income is being cut. nix. "We'll just have to tighten our belts a Reaction to Nixon's speech also came little. This Is an emergency," he said. "There Greece's New Rulers Purge quickly from homeowners, politicians and is a shortage, and If we don't cooperate now, businessmen. But gas station owners were the when the government comes down hard, we'll most vocal. have nothing at all." A Sunday sales halt probably will effect There were also some large stations in ma- some fuel savings, but will kill off marginal jor cities and along interstate highways which Security Forces After Coup gas stations," said Walter F. Stein of Colum- will probably remain open on Sundays. "I plan bus, the Ohio representative to the National on staying open until Congress says I can't," ATHENS, Greece (AI1) — Greece's new conservative mili- Congress of Petroleum Dealers. said Bob Shears of Shears' Standard station in tary rulers arc purging the military and police commands af- "It won't change life very much for most Detroit. Other station managers said they ter ousting President George Papadopoulos in a bloodless drivers — you can go a long way on a tank of would close Sundays if their competitors did. coup. gas," he said. "The average gas dealer is suf- See Gasoline, Page II The new regime, headed by Lt. Gen. Phacdon Gi/ikis, In- dicated that it was junking Papadopoulos' promise of a return to limited parliamentary government next year. The generals said they could not stand by while the country was "being dragged into an electoral adventure" and was threatened by Jahos Confirmation "anarchy, chaos and vandalism," an apparent reference to the recent student uprising in which 13 persons were killed. Papadopoulos, the former army colonel who engineered the 1967 military takeover, was reported under house arrest at his seaside home near Athens. Hope Seen Dimmed Gizikis was sworn in as president in a televised ceremony yesterday. By JIM McCORMICK Jahos' conduct, although un- The 8.5 million Greeks accepted their latest political up- derstandable in light of all the heaval with outward calm. No disturbances were reported. . FREEHOLD - Action of a circumstances, might also be < Tanks and troops of the army, air force and navy enforced unit of the Monmoulh County considered careless and Im- a curfew in Athens. There was considerable movement of Bar Association coupled with provident," concluded the tanks last night, but otherwise quiet prevailed. political consideration of the committee. Gizikis, who commanded the 1st Army, and his associates actions of a lameduck gover- Sayi Trust Violated moved swiftly against those considered loyal to Papadopoulos. nor cast a shadow today on Meanwhile, Louis Drazin, They ousted the commander-in-chM of the armed forces, chances orKvan W. Jahos be- the county bar committee Gen. Dimiiniis Zagorlanako*; the army chief, Lt. Gen. Mi- coming a Superior Court chairman who resides In Red chael Mastrandoni.s; the air force commander, Air Vice Mar- judge. Bank, said last night that Mr. shal Thomas Milsanas; the Athens police chief, Nicholas Das- John R. Fiorino, Monmouth Blanda "violated a trust" that kalopoulos, and Premier Spyros Markezinis and his cabinet. County Democratic chairman, involved a highly confidential t PROTESTING NEW REGIME - Demonstrators stand outside the Greek today is expected to announce matter. consulate In New York yesterday protesting the new government of The navy chief, Hear Adm. Petros Arapakis, was the only service chief to escape the purge. whether he will endorse Mr. Mr. Drazin said the com- Greece, which took power In the place of the government of George Pa- Jahos for the appointment. mittee met at the request of padopoulos. More than 300 persons took part In the protest. «' *>"•»•'• The new regime was also reported purging the hierarchy of the vast slate police network that I'apadupoulos built up in Senate President Alfred N. the state Bar Association's Ju- the seven years after his colonels'.junta overthrew Greece's Bcadleston said that If the en- dicial Approval Appointments last parliamentary government. dorsement is not forthcoming, Committee. They "graded" Adamantios Androutsopoulos, who had been finance minis- Gov. William T. Cabin's nomi- Mr. Jahos on the basis of 30 to ter, was named premier. He heads a cabinet of retired gener- nation of Mr. Jahos as a judge 40 subjects contained In a pre- Hijacked Jet With 264 als, a retired admiral and conservative politicans. will die In a meeting pared questionnaire. Gizikis, who is in his mid-SOs, is described as a rightist, a Thursday of the Senate Judi- Evan W.Jahos The "grade" is forwarded staunch supporter of Greece's membership in the North Atlan- ciary Committee. to the state association's com- tic Treaty Organization and a friend of ex-King Constantine. One factor that may in- "unanimously" decided not to mittee, and then to Gov. ('ah- But there was no indication lh.it the new president would re- fluence Mr. Fiorino's decision recommend Mr. Jahos for the III. The state association also Aboard Lands in Libya was disclosed by Philip .1. post. evaluates Mr. Jahos. verse Papadopoulos' abolition of the monarchy last June. Blanda Jr., a Ha/let lawyer, Gov. Cahill Saturday, in re- BEIRUT (AP) T- A Dutch .. The hijackers first forced racl during the October war. Some observers expressed belief that Gizikis is not the •Shrrwln Affair' who said the Judicial Selec- sponse to growing controversy Jumbo jet with 264 persons the plane to land at Dam- real power in the new government. There was speculation that Mr. Blanda, a committee The airline denied the ted Committee of the Mon- over the matter, Issued a for- aboard which was hijacked by ascus, then an hour later or- the architect of the coup and the new strongman is Dimitrios member, said that five or six charges. mouth County liar Association mal statement revealing he Palestinian guerrillas landed dered it to Nicosia, Cyprus. It loannidis, the military police chief. of the nine committee mem- The hijacking was denounced bers met Nov. 9 to make the nominated Mr. Jahos with the safe today in Libya, a spokes- stayed there nearly three recommendation of the state man for the Dutch airline hours while the hijackers by the Palestine Liberation decision Those nut in attend- Organization as " a distortion ance concurred over the tele- Bar Association's committee. KLM announced. tried unsuccessfully to get Drazin Silent "The plane, passengers and President Makarios to release of our struggle." It was the phone, he Mid. Arab Leaders Gathering The governor said he had no crew are reported to be seven members of their orga- first terrorist act by Palesti- He said one of the main rea- knowledge of the outcome of okay," the spokesman said in nization, The seven were nian guerrillas since the out- sons Mr. Jahos was rejected the county bar association Amsterdam. He said a repre- jailed in Cyprus last April af- break of the Arab-Israeli war was "this Shcrwin affair." committee's evaluation. sentative of the Dutch Em- ter an attack on the residence on Oct. 6, and the PLO said To Seek Peace Talk Unity Mr. Blanda was referring to hijacking was an "outmoded" criticism of Mr JahM by the Mr. Jahos, who Is director bassy was at the Tripoli air- of the Israeli ambassador and By The Associated Press Dec. 18. But Egypt, although it withdrawal were deadlocked. port. an unsuccessful attempt to hi- tactic. Slate Commission of In- of the state Division of Crimi- Leaders of 17 Arab nations also has expressed willingness The Arab summit confer- nal Justice, lives in RaiMpfl The airline said the Boeing jack an Israeli airliner from vestigation (SCI) over his are gathering in Algiers in to participate, was reported ence In Algiers was aimed at and is a member of the Mon- 747 was carrying 271 passen- Nicosia airport. "Our people refuse to be as- handling of :\ memo from a search of a unified ipproai h reluctant to start the confer- developing "a course or action mouth County Bar Associ- gers and 17 crew members sociated with operations then deputy attorney general The' hijackers threatened to to the proposed peace confe- ence until there is some with- ready to face any devel ation. when it was hijacked last which do not serve the revolu- in 1970 who charged that then blow up the plane in Nicosia if rence with Israel. drawal of Israeli troops along opmont," one Informant in \l F.ven though the judgeship night over Iraq. It was report- tionary line nor (he goal fur Secretary of State Paul J. anyone besides three airport The Israeli government said the Suez Canal. glers said. "This would In might not In' in Monmouth ed seized by about 12 mem- which we fight." said a state- Sherwin "could be considered workers approached it during it is willing in principle to begin Negotiations between Israel elude more fighting if diplo County, the county committee bers of an obscure group ment. as part of a conspiracy to viol- refueling. But the plea to the conference in Geneva and Egypt for a joint troop matie efforts fail, plus ecu was requested, as is the cu called the Arab Youth Organi- ate the bidding statute!" Cypriot President Archbishop nomlc pressure to create i la torn, to evaluate Mr Jaho* zation for the Liberation of Guerrilla leaders were re- Mr Sherwin was convicted Makarios to free their seven vorable international ell Gov. Cahill is not legally Palestine. » ported to feel that hijack op- of bribery conspiracy charges comrades was not backed by erations at this stage would bound to follow the recom The plane had just left Bel- mate" last year tor taking a $10,000 any threats. harm their efforts to secure a mendatinns of either the < ottn rut on a flight from Amster- But the first pan-Arab meet- contribution For the Republi- place at the Middle Bill Contract Rejected ty or state committees. dam to Tokyo, and KLM said ing since the October war was can party in return for favor- The KLM flight was be- peace conference proposed those aboard included 159 plagued in advance by char- able action on a highway con- Meanwhile. William I, Dill, lieved to have been chosen by for Geneva next month. The Japanese passengers and two ai [eristic Arab disunity. Iraq trad chairman of the state cum the young hijackers because hijacking occurred as Arab Japanese stewardesses. (See By Gas Workers and Libya were boycotting The memo was died in the inittec, apparently is sticking of Arab charges that KLM leaders — including Ptlesti- to what he maintains I map, page 2.) transported volunteers to Is- the meeting, i lalming it would "bid procedures" file, The nian chief Yasir Arafat — RED BANK - The strike of surroundmi; the contract talks only lead to capitulation to ,sci probe concluded thai Mr. bar's policy not todllfll gathered In Algiers for a sum- 414 employes of the N.J. Natu- remains in effect, according Isreal And King Illiiseln ol Jahos "might have been more the state bar committee voted •nlliliiir mit conference opening today. ral Gas Co. enters its sixth to a company spokesman. Jordan sent a representative •tort., " on any potential nominee week today after worker! to avoid an embarrassing "We further conclude .that See Jahos, pagr 2 The last hijacking by Pales- liefore the news blackout voted 2-1 yesterday to rejecl was imposed by John F. face-to-face confrontation The Inside Story tinians was of a Japan Air the company's latest contract with Yasir Arafat and other Lines jumbo jet last July It, McDermott, ;i commissioner offer of the federal Mediation and Palestinian guerrilla leader* too, landed in Libya. It Hen A ipokeiman fur (be two who rejecl Huaaeln'i claim to Newert «f Ilie aituntn bride* Pages R-l ghazi, and the hijackers blew Conciliation service. Trenton, Eagles Beat Giants, Falcons trip Jets Page 14 striking union locals said the the company offered a wage .speak for Uie Palestinians in Autistic Children. il up after the 140 persons company's terms "limply we- Jordan. Rangers win, but Knlcas lose to Bullets Pagr IS aboard got off. The Libyan increase of 6 per cent the first Maaasqaaa reigns supreme In grid ratings Page It ren't good enough." year and 15 per cent the sec- Foreign minister! of the 17 government announced that it "We win remain on strike stales met in Algiers Saturday DAILY REGISTKR had arrested the hijackers ond in a two year pat I. Oil Investments Bridge Advice S until we gel I bettl and yesterday to draft resolu- PHONE NUMBERS and would put them on trial, I he union MUghi an K 5 per SEARCH is the name of a program in Ocean TowniMp Classified 111! sponse," he said. tions for submission tn their Mala Office 741 Nil but there has been no further Cent t|KTMM in one year, but The letter! represent Special Education and Rehabilitation for C«mlM S The two unions involved ire chiefs. Conference sources ClaMifktf Ads 741 -MM word of them. Locala inland 1820nf the In- later trimmed It to 8.1 per '.aid it was hoped the result children with Handicaps. Actually, ins school ii the count) (.'••temporary Lite M Legal Adv 741 Mil ternational Brotherhood of cent. would be at least the frame- chapter of the National Society for Autistic Children. Linda Crossword Puule S Display Adv 741 nil Electrical Worki The gas company services work of a pan-Arab program Kills writes about the children there and one of their "budding Editorial! I tireilaUmi Dcpt 741-HM Free Barber Shop Quartet Details of the company's about 250,000 customers in projects" in a story being prepared for tomorrow's edition! Eatertahtmeat II SpwtsDept 74IMI7 Show, auditions. Auditorium, of action. latest offer were unavailable- Monmouth, Morris, Ocean and The energy crisis has caused a n?w flow Ol Investment FtaMdat.. 11,11 < Mitntpwiry Life 74I-M1I "Monmouth Shopping (enter The Israeli cablflel m •Me*.. Nov. 27. Hp.m. (Adv.) last night. A news blackout Cape May counties. flounced that, while it is will- money to Oil III I two-part srnes, Sylvia I'rnicr calls HtFVICtpC • * ArrtMln Payable 741 Mil attention to III! COn I .uid dangers, as well ;is the pro* and pro! Mevlti II ArcMals RtrHvaUr. 741 Mil ing to attend the propoaed 1 Lampshade* Selling out Tennis-Items, it ., uf men Investmenl TM llnl "Your Monej Wortl OMtMrici 2,4,11 NMdletowa Bireaa 171-ttM Open Housr Geneva conference, Premier .14,11 U.S. Army Reserve tenter, Open Wed tveningi 'til 9 pm. Dresses, Rackets, up to 50% OoMa Meir would give her fi- timn on the wbjecl will be in tomorrow's Dally H Freehold Bireaa MI :III off. Deal Tennis Courts. Mon. Northern Monmouth County- I Mon II IMK Branch Barraa...xn-MU Fort Hancock, N.J., Nov. 29, Ihlii Sterner Studio, Rt. 35, nal decision aftei Israel M 7-11 p.m., call 872-1055. (Adv.) .• Red Bank 741-5M2. (Adv.) to Sat. only. 531-9871 (Adv.) celves a formal Invitation mouth County's i< .ting newspaper. 2 The DallY Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, November M, 1»7J 300 Mrs. Albert K. Klotzin iTAIUTftUUS HOLIDAY, Fla. - Mrs. City Is Not Yet Seeking Ella W. Klotzin, 77, of 4401 Obituaries Treasure Drive, formerly of lUMIIimUIIIIIIHMIIWII Red Bank, N.J., died Friday Mrs. Kdward A. Hasemann at the Tarpon Springs Con- Stewart's Replacement valescent Center, Tarpon HOLMDEL - Mrs. Helen School House Garden Club of Springs. C. Hasemann. 44, of 45 Line Middletown, and a member (if LONG BRANCH - No' brary unit. said, will have to pass a Civil Mrs. Klotzin was born In apparent move has been Service test. He said he does Road, died yesterday in Bay- the Holmdel Republican Club. Red Bank, where she lived "I am also very much im- shore Community Hospital. Surviving are her husband. made to seek a replacement pressed by Mr. Stewart's not know whether the board prior to moving here nine for Robert W. Stewart, the of trustees can work from an Edward A. Hasemann; two years ago. work in the library system," She was born in North Ber- sons, Eric and Douglas lla.se- city library director who said he added. existing state list of qualified gen and moved here 22 years She was a member of (he mann, both at home; her fa- last week he will leave the job "It is unfortunate," he said, librarians or whether a new ago from Robertsville. ther, Charles R. Him- Red Bank Baptist Church and Jan. 31. test will be held for the job. the Tarpon Springs Baptist "that the two men could not melwright of Chester, Conn.; Mayor Henry R. Cioffi last get along. There was an Mr. Stewart was not avail- Mrs. Hasemann WII a Church, the Electa Chapter, rIANI HIJACKID two brothers, .lames ft, Hini- night said that the screening able for comment on the issue member of Holmdel Commu- Order of the Eastern Star, OVf* IAGHDAO apparent clash of,person- melwright of Hamden, Conn., of possible candidates and hir- nity Church where she also Tarpon Springs; Rebecca fOIClD SACK alities," he said. last night. and Robert T. Himmelwright ing a new director will be taught Sunday school. She Lodge, Red Bank, and Sons of TO DAMASCUS "1 also think," Mr. Taylor was active in work associated of Cliffwood Beach, and her within the province of the li- added, "that a $1,000 salary maternal grandmother, Mrs. Veterans Auxiliary, Red Gold Hospitalized with Cub Scout Pack 3.11 here. Bank. brary system's board of increase was justification John J. Mahle of Jacksonville, trustees. LONG BRANCH - Benson She was a member of the Bed Surviving are her husband, enough for Mr. Stewart to Fla. The mayor said he has leave his job here I do not T. Gold, president of the city's Albert E. Klotzin; a son, Rob- heard of no move to replace Public Library board of HuroMH. kumpfSr. The Day Funeral Home, ert W. Klotzin of Little Silver, think," he said, "that it was the director. He added, how- trustees, remains in critical Keyport, is in charge of ar- N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Ed- necessary to bring out the LONG BRANCH - Harold rangements. ever, that the job falls under fact that the two men could condition in Monmouth Medic- H. Kampf Sr. 78, of 83 Sev- ward Mahan of New Port Hichey; a brother, Roger W. HIJACK ROUTE - Solid line shows the route of state Civil Service regulations not see eye-to-eye." al center today, where he was enth Ave. died in his home William G. Duncan Dutch KLM airliner seized by Palestinian gue- and that a successful candi- Mr. Taylor said he is not admitted last Wednesday. Mr. Thursday. Wymbs of Red Bank; two LEONARDO - William G. grandchildren, and one great- rillas over Baghdad after taking off from Beirut date must have passed a state aware of the mechanics of Gold reportedly suffered a A lifelong resident here, he Duncan, five-month-old son of grandchild. on a flight from Amsterdam to the Far East. The test for the $13,000 per year hiring a new library director. heart seizure early Wednes- post. day in his home. was employed by the former William H. and Catherine Mo- The Worden Funeral Home, hijacked plane then returned, dotted line, to Dam- The successful applicant, he Big Z market here 30 years ran Duncan of 44 Monmouth ascus where It landed for fuel before taking off Mr. Stewart last week said Red Bank, is in charge of ar- that he will take a JH.000 per and later by the Safeway Ave. died suddenly in his rangements. for Cyprus. (See story, page 1) Corp. He retired 10 years ago. home yesterday. year job as director of the As- He was born in Riverview bury Park Public Library sys- Surviving arc two sons, Hospital, Red Bank. Joseph I'. I'ulntcri tem. He charged that his res- Harold H. Kampf Jr. and Surviving, besides his par- EAST KEANSBURG - Jo- Jahos Confirmation ignation was due to inter- Frederick A. Kampf, both of ents, are a sister, Maryellen seph F. Palmeri, 69, of 25 ference by Benson T. Gold, Monmouth Beach; two sis- Duncan, at home; his pater- Grove St., died Friday in Riv- president of the local board of ters, Mrs. Florence Miss and nal grandfather, William Dun- erview Hospital, Red Bank. Hope Seen Dimmed trustees. Mrs. Millicent Flaherty, both can of Largo, Fla., and his He was a cab driver for the Mr. Gold said that he was of West Long Branch; a maternal grandparents, Ray- Century Cab Co. of Newark (Continued)' lantic County prosecutor and not trying to interfere with grandchild, and two great- mond and Catherine N. Moran for 20 years, and a bus driver Mr. Drazin appears to be Ocean County prosecutor. Mr. Stewart. He said that he ' grandchildren. ^ of Middletown. for Public Service Trans- following the same course of In 1968, he was a partner in only took corrective action the Red Bank law firm of The Flock Funeral Home, The John 1'. Condon Funer- portation, Newark. He was action. where he thought it was Jahos and Frank. here. Is in charge of arrange- al Home, Atlantic Highlands, also the owner and operator "I will not say that he (Mr. needed. Mr. Jahos was active in ments. is in charge of arrangements. of his own cab in the Brown Jahos) was rejected," he said. The chief library trustee is and White Fleet in Newark. Raps Blanda area civic affairs in the 1960s. now hospitalized in Monmouth Three years ago, Mr. Palm- "That is all I am going to He was president of the Red Medical Center for treatment EST. 1925 eri retired as a Pinkerton say. Mr. Blanda had no right Bank Area YMf A board of of a heart condition. guard at International Fla- to make any statement," Mr. trustees, and was a municipal Jack Taylor, city council court judge In Fair Haven and vors and Fragrances Co. in Drazin said. president, said last night that WHAT CAUSES PITTING AND BLACKHEADS Millstone Township. Union Beach. J. Victor Carton, Neptune, a Mr. Stewart's resignation was IN YOUNG PEOPLE? He was a member of St. member of the state bar's For several years he served unfortunate. committee, said last night he on the Fair Haven Planning He said that Mr. Gold "is a This problem is caused by an accumulation of Catherine's Catholic Church. dead skin cells that block in impurities. Notice Surviving are his widow, would not comment on the Board, and was chairman for hard worker" for the city li- matter. more than three years. He the areas of a man's face where he shaves. Mrs. Rose Conte Palmeri; a You'll see no large pores or pitting because .son, Paul Palmeri, at home; Richard J. O'Connor, Free- was named to the board by Admits Drug Count then Mayor Eugene Magee, a shaving removes the dead skin layer. Peel O three daughters, Mrs. Agatha hold, and Sanuel Carotenuto, Matique creme treatment is a non-abrasive DelVecchio and Mrs. Carol Red Bank, members of the Republican. FREEHOLD — Carl Ed- . Mr. Jahos moved to Fair ward Mattson, 229 Texas process, which removes this dry skin on Cocu/za, both here, and Mrs. county IJ.U•'•. ciininilllee. Said women's faces gently and quickly. Rose Marie Nigro of that Mr. Drazin should be con- Haven in 1982, and moved to Road, Morganviile, has plead- Bloomfield; VI grandchildren, tacted for comment. Rinnson in 1970. He is not ed guilty to possession of and a great-grandson. Mr, O'Connor is the former known to be active in Demo- marijuana and amphetamine Come'in and consult the expert —let her do half your face and see the difference The John F. Pfleger Funer- Monmouth County Democrat- cratic party affairs in either in Marlboro Feb. 23. Superior ; al Home, New Monmouth, is ic chairman. municipality, although he is a Court Judge Louis R. Aikins 1 in charge of arrangements. Meanwhile, Mr. Fiorino, the Democrat. set Dec. (for sentencing. current chairman, said he *~ I Mrs. J. Hi rir.ini Foley was meeting last night with RED BANK - Mrs. Emma persons' he did not identify to Gertrude Proctor Foley, 78, nt discuss the nomination. His •Triple Track Manor Drive died Wednesday decision will be announced • FuN WeattmttrlpfMd in Buckingham Nursing today, he said. • 15 Year Guarantee Home, Pineville, Pa. Sen. Beadleston said it has She was born in Trenton been "standing policy and and resided in that area until courtesy for the past 30 or 40 coming here 23 years ago. She years" that a nominee have Meet the was a fqrmer member of the his party's endorsement be- James Moses School PTA and fore the Senate confirms the of the Grace Episcopal nomination. Church, Trenton."she be- He said that although Mr. •Jahos is expected to appear Captain of the longed to various sewing cir- cles affiliated with Trinity before the Senate Judiciary Episcopal Church, here. Committee Thursday for Surviving are her husband, screening, the nomination will .1. Bertram Foley; a daugh- die there if it lacks county Friend Ship ter, Mrs. Andrew J. Cochran Democratic support. of Yardley. Pa.; a son, Rich- Mr. Fiorino last week ard B. Foley of Cuyahoga charged the Republicans wilh Kails, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. planning "to sneak through a and his James Shaw of St. Louis, Mo., judicial appointment" for Mr. 741-7500 and two grandchildren. Jahos. The Saul Memorial Home, Mr. Jahos declined to com- 32 BROAD ST. Rl 1T40 Greenwood Ave., Tren- ment on the matter last night. He serves in his present post Officer Team. ton, was in charge of arrange- 3 CREDIT PLANS ments at the pleasure of the attorney general. First Director Mr. Jahos was named the first director of the state Divi- sion of Criminal Justice in 1970 by Attorney General George F. Kugler. The divi- sion is a part of the Depart- ment of Law and Public Safety, headed by Mr. Kugler. The director began the divi- sion with a staff of three law- yers, which has since mush- lOlll roomed to H5 lawyers. Mr. Jahos has the authority to -'.now exercise all of the law en- forcement responsibilities of the attorney general. tor In the last decade, Mr. Jahos served as deputy at- torney general and later as an assistant attorney general in charge of the Criminal In- vestigation Section*. As assistant attorney gener- al, he spent time as acting At- Weather Partly sunny and cooler lomght, hi^h in the low .ifts. Cloudy with ram likely late tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight in the mid 4fts, high to- morrow in the mid 50s. Pro- bability of rain 10 per cent today. Ml per cent tonight and 70 per cent tomorrow. Winds northeasterly at 10 to 20 miles 'FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward 6. Walder- Wc» President & Secretary, Elizabeth L. Vaubel- Assis- tant Secretary, Robert C. Maison • Assistant (/ice President, Thomas M. Saundors - Assistant Treasurer, per hour today, east to south- Mary F. Healay - Assistant Treasurer, G. Douglas Hicks, Jr. - Controller and Rodney W. Kruse - Presi- east 10 to 15 m.p.h. tonight dent (Seated). and southerly 10 to 29 mph to- morrow with higher gusts. Outlook WedneuU) ronst* cruble cloudiness with a chance of rain late in the day. TIDKS Sandy Hook I TODAY - High K.19 p.m. and low 2: SI p m MARINE VIEW TOMORROW - High 8 55 a.m. and 9 IX p m and low 2:49a m and T2tp.m. SAVINGS 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES 5% INTEREST For Red Bunk and Itumson II regular peymertte havi benn HEAD OFFICE: bridge, add two hrnn MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT mid* ai icheduled tach week 80 Neptune Blvd., Neptune. New Jersey Bright, deduct 10 minutes;. PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES «7I-HOO and club completed, 6% Interest lung Branch, deduct II min- paid on lha average balance utes. Highlands bridge, add 40 maintained. M«mD« f»UC Tie Dally Register, Red Buk-Mlddletown. N.J, Monday, November It, 1!7J I WORLD Master Plan Hearings By UM Ass*Uted Prcw Planned InMiddletown Blank Tape Explanation Set WASHINGTON (AP) - White House lawyers are return- MIDDLETOWN -The first hour hearings, all time will In- Bay coastal protection dis- ing to a federal courtroom to explain 18 minutes of a White of three scheduled public devoted to questions from the trict. Navesink River protec- House tape recording that has no conversation. And, according hearings on the township's re- public, Mr. Richardson said. tion district, flood plains and to one report, the President's secretary may be there too. vised master plan is set for The first 30 minutes wetlands. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica scheduled the hearing 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Wednesday, he said, will be Mr Richardson said board for today after being told last week that an audible tone inter- high school auditorium. spent reviewing the plan in It* members feel there is ample rupted and obliterated the segment of a conversation between evidence that not all resident* Additional sessions are entirety, and listening to the Nixon and his then-chief of staff H.F. Haldeman recorded are able or wish to live in a planned for Thursday night position of the Middletown Ad- three days after the Watergate break-in. detached house on an individ- and again on Dec. 5. visors on Planning. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times quoted a high adminis- Residents may question ual lot. tration official as saying President Nixon's personal secretary, Dwight E. Richardson, board members either in writ- "Continuing to blanket the Kose Mary Woods, erased the tape segment, apparently by ac- Utallttr sloll PMta Planning Board chairman, ing or from the floor, he landscape with this one form- cident. ANNUAL FUND DRIVE - Representatives of Red Bank service organi- said the sessions will deal added. of housing is not good practice zations help Brig. Walter Eden, second from right, kick off the Salvation with three categories — land Planners will outline their from many points of view," IRA Blamed in 4 Deaths Army's annual Christmas fund drive. They are, left to right, Paul Morton, use, traffic circulation and proposals for town houses, the chairman stated, "wheth- Rotary Club, Howard Cohen, Kiwanis, Joseph F. Hunter, Lions, and How- implementation concepts. garden apartments, planned er they be economic, ecologi- BELFAST, Northern Ireland - The Irish Republican ard Mlllward, coordinator of the drive. Kettles manned by bell ringing With the exception of the residential development, an cal, social of psychological." Army was blamed today for the deaths of four of the five per- volunteers were placed along Broad Street. first half hour of the three- He noted that the township sons killed by terrorists in Northern Ireland during the week- historical district. Sandy Hook end. does not now provide an op- portunity for reasonably- The dead included three British soldiers and two Roman. priced housing for single per- Catholic civilians. One of the civilians was a man in his 20s 2 Hospitalized After Car Strikes Tree School Secretaries sons, young married couples whose hooded body was found in Belfast. A total of 913 per- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - the car in whuh they were of 31 Koemg Lane, was listed and senior citizens. sons, including 202 British soldiers, now have been reported Two persons remain in the in- riding hit a tree Friday along in critical condition in Jersey "The township as it exists killed in more than four years of communal warfare. tensive care sections of two Halls Mills road. Shore Medical Center, Nep- Given Salary Hikes today is depriving Itself not In addition, three police stations were attacked with rock- hospitals this morning after The driver, Gary Eaves, IS, tune, with multiple injuries. MIDDLETOWN - School less than 10 yeans service will only of a vast pool of talent ets during the weekend and there was an explosion outside A passenger in the car, Don- secretaries who have served receive a three per cent in- that can help solve the prob- the home of the province's chief justice, Sir Robert Lowry. ald Rives. 16, of 16 New Castle the district for 10 or more crease in salaries under the lems of the community, but The upsurge in violence over the weekend may be part of Man Given Jail Term Road, was listed in satisfac- years will receive a six per new contract. A seven per also in the case of the first a campaign to sabotage the new coalition government an- FREEHOLD - David An- Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Beth- tory condition in Freehold cent salary increase with the rent increase was also ap- two groups, it is impover- nounced last week. The IRA's Provisional wing, which is wag- thony, Jeter St., Cliffwood, une, Lincoln Ave., Cliffwood, Area Hospital, with fractures adoption by the Board of Edu- proved for district secretaries ishing itself by the loss of fu- ing a guerrilla campaign in the province, accuses the Social has been sentenced to an in- Judge Evans imposed a one- of both legs. cation of a 1973-74 contract at the lower portion of the pay ture citizens who would be ac- Democratic and Labor Party, which represents the Catholic determinate reformatory to three-year state prison Another passenger, Michael last week. scale. tively concerned about the minority in the coalition, of undermining its campaign to term for admittedly breaking term on Ralph II. Keevey, 23, Pizzi, 16, of 55 Hampton District secretaries with Also approved at the special township," Mr. Richardson unite Northern Ireland with the Irish Republic. into a Matawan Township of S. Bridge Ave., Red Bunk, Drive, was treated for cuts board meeting was the sale nf said home and stealing' a $200 tele- who admitted escaping from and bruises at the hospital IS million worth nf bonds, part Approximately 60 per cent vision set June 23. Ked Bank police May in. Kiiiiisoii Crash here and released. of the nearly 110 million ap- of tdttnship land is developed The sentence< was imposed Judge Evans directed that Police said the car failed to proved by voters last Febru- at present. There are no pro-' by Superior Court Judge Alton the sentence run concurrently Injures Man negotiate a sharp curve in the ary for school expansion and visions for apartments or oth- V. Evans after Anthony ad- with a threeto five-year term road near the Rutgers Univer- RUM SON - A West Long construction. er types of multiple dwelling MAINOMICI: mitted committing the break- Reevey is already serving for CHESTNUTT ST.! . RED tt.HK, H.I. tnn sity Agricultural Research Branch man remains in fair' Following the public meet- units. • RNCRANCHH OFFICESOFFICIS: in and theft at the home of larceny. condition this morning at Rlv- lit RT. », MIOOLf TOWN, N.J., 17741 Center and hit the tree at 9:40 ing, school board members !0 CAST MAIN IT.. FRIIHOLO. N.J.. I77II erview Hospital. Red Bank, met with the Township Com- 17t (ROADWAY, LONO BRANCH, N J . O77«O pm. with Injuries received after mittee in private session to f iioouihM in 1171 ay Jahn M. Cat* or* Hanry Cloy Keyport Reports Power Failure An investigation is contin- uing. his sports car crashed into a discuss construction of roads •UtLISHID »V THE RIO IANK RIGISTIR Member of the Associated Press—The Associated Press It tntitled cx- KEYPORT - Homes in the down, police said, but they tree early Saturday near the and drainage at the proposed clutlvely lo ihe use for repuollcoNonof oil the locol ntwi printed In IKI> Beers St., Maple Place and newspaper as well os all A> nrwt dispatches. could not give an official ex- intersection of Blngham Ave. second high school site, more Luppatatong Ave. area were planation of the failure. Offi- and Narumson St. efficient use of school build- Second clou postage poid of Red Bonk, N J 07701 and ol odditionol Monmouth St. moiling offices. Published doily. Monday fnrougn Friday. Mall subscrip- without.power for more than cials of the power company ings after school hours, and a tions payable In advance Police said John Peretti, 18, two hours early last night last night, were unable to Delour Starts preliminary review of the 1 Week I Month 3 Months 4 Months I Year 30 Baker Drive, apparently 190 uso I'M til 00 US 00 when a transformer on Beers comment on the failure. KK.D BANK - The portion 1974-75 school budget. lost control of his car at 12:30 Home Delivery Dy Corner -SO Cinlj a week St. broke down, police said. nf Monmouth St. from Bridge Single copy of counter, 10 Cents. There was no official report am. A hack saw was used to Ave. to Shrewsbury Ave will mi loi'NTirvi. nup from police on the number of remove Mr. Peretti from the AM (.(U.* MUKI •>#>• Crews from Jersey Central be closed to traffic for about homes affected. car, police said. Wrrkaa)« f-'mm NIMIR Power and Light Company 10 days, beginning today. Mtllll Iron. ] P.M. were able to restore power to , During that time, repairs He will face careless driv- Thermal Fig Leaves the area by 8:30 p.m. accord- Hoffman Injured' will be made to the railroad ing charges when he is re- otobtook ing to police. The failure oc- crossing. Bridge Ave. will be leased from the hospital, po- 13. IMtwtbury. Nfw curred shortly'after 6 p.m., LONG BRANCH - Coun- open. lice said. rt« far-ton rtml not in yellow pages police said. cilman George P. Hoffman re- mains in fair condition today Call: Adam 775-8407 Cause of the failure was not in Monmouth Medical Center, Eve. 842-5861 known last night, according tn where he was admitted police. They said police cars Friday with a severe cut on ABOUT BLOWN IN ROCKWOOL and fire apparatus were at his hand. Mr. Hoffman report- INSULATION the scene to block off the af- edly was injured while work- Our Chanukah Clubs fected area. Our 1974 ing with a power .saw in his A high tension wire was home. 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shop all 6 steinbach stores open late monday night. S£RVtC£ tS OUR BIGGZST ASSET 7 SERVICE tS OUR BIGGEST ASSET ! 4 The DaUy Register, Red Bank-Mlddlelowo. N.I. Monday. November if, 1175 IHIIIHIinillllllllllllilllUIIHIUIIIIII Thomas Wpolvet Sidney Edwards, Retired Milliner FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. and a World War II N«vy v*1 OCEAN 6R0VE - Sidney Mr. Edwards and his wife, Also surviving are a son, - Thomas Woolvett, 69, of eran. Obituaries H. Edwards, 84, of 63 Clark Mrs. Rose Lewis Edwards, Mervin L. Edwards, here and 3701 N.W. 30th Court, died There are no known survi- Ave., the former owner of Ed- who survives, operated-the two grandchildren. Thursday at home. vors. wards Millinery Shop, Long Long Branch shop for many The Ocean Grove Memo- Mr. Woolvett lived in Ma- The Hlggins Memorial Raymond Lemberg, Had Liquor Store IOM pli Zuzchik Branch, died Saturday in his years. He was a disabled rial Home is in charge of ar- nalapan, N J., until he retired Home, Freehold, N.J., it in HAZLF.T -Joseph Zuzchik, World War I Army veteran. rangements. last year. He was a carpentg£ charge of arrangements. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS hoot. mission. He was a World War 57, of 25 Oregon Ave., died — Raymond Lemberg, 55, II Army veteran yesterday in Bayshore Com- Igor B. Boschanovsky owner of the Reliable Delica- Surviving are his widow, munity Hospital, Holmdel tessen and Liquor Store. First HOWELL - Igor Basil Bos- Mrs Pearl Litwacks Lem- He was born in New York Ave., died Saturday in his chanovsky, 71, of East St. died berg; three sons, Stephen City, and moved here 13 years Thursday at Point Pleasant home. Lemberg of New York, Hams ; ago from Brooklyn. Hospital. He was the son of He lived at 48 Eighth Aw Lemberg of Madison, Wis . He was a communicant of the late Rev. Basil Boscha- Mr. Lemberg was a mem- and Benjamin Lemberg, at Holy Family Catholic Church, novsky, who was pastor of St. ber of Congregation B'nai Is- home; a daughter, Mrs. Rach- Union Beach, and the BPOE Alexander Nevsky Russian rael, Rumson, and a former el Ilolstine of Lima, Ohio; a Elks Lodge. 1030, of Keyport. Orthodox Church here from member of the Harbor Com- brother. Melvin Lemberg, Mr. Zuzchik was also a mem- 1949 to 1960. fW.Dtoth Notlctt here, and a grandchild. ber of Local 447 of Printing He was bom in Evpatoria, ASMUSSEN — Thomas E ol I'll Rustic Posten's Funeral Home, Drive. OoUxmt, on Frldoy, Nov. 23. '"} Specialties and Paper Prod- Russia, and came to this ieieved huttxwd or Hti»n Curiin AKTIUS hore, is in charge of arrange- Sen. devoted 'other of Reglna. deor ion or ucts of New York City. country in 1949. He had be- Anne AsmulMn, brother ol Louis ond Ed ments. ^_ Mr* Asmvuen, Ethel Blank, Edna Wt» Surviving are his widow, come a naturalized citizen. He rls, «M Ann Mlltner service wo> held in ?40.Dtoth Notices Die iuckley Funeral Hamt. W M >•• . Mrs. Olga Birok Zuzchik; a was a member of St. Alexan- Astvry Pork, on KLOTIIN - Ella W Aot ItIf. or 4401 Trto daughter, Mrs. Patricia Anne p.m. Intermtnt w der Nevsky Russian Orthodox 73. f73. Beloved wilt of Albert E.. at CAtSIDY — Helen A . on Nev IS ifiJTel wotficiecl"mottitd another or RooRobert t W ond Mrt. Ed- Pucci of Mat a wan; two broth- Church and had been em- the Monmouth Medical Cnlir «f 111word Moron, lister ol Roger W. Wymbi. ers, Stephen Zuzchik and Union Ave., Lonq Blanch Age. '7 Fyner Funtrol services 2 p m. Tutsooy ot tht ployed by Porwico Elec- elWtdntsdoy Nov .11. Mo m of tht Worden Funeral Home. 60 E. Front St., Charles Zuzchik, both of Wood tronics, Lakewood. Weelltr Finer el Home 10 Morrell SI Red Bonk Interment Foir View Ceme- Lone trench. Friends may call Tuesday 1- tery. MKJdietown Frltnds may coll ot tht Haven, N.Y.; three sisters, Surviving is his widow, Mrs. «,7
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TO Know \WMCM U&T TIME IT WAS ONLY 50O J Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY. November 2«- tween carcor and leisure-, befalls you at mis time — it stale of affairs that has been Born today, you are one of time activities all but you are careful to employ a worry to you ceases to be so. those? "single-minded persons guarantees your success in your intellectual capabilities CANCER (June 21-July 23) who has some difficulty business or profession as well and not your emotion!!. -An excellent day for travel. allowing for the differences as with whatever hobbies you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Seek a conference with on* in people. You have a tenden- undertake. 18) -Get through the day who can help you in your cy to want to sec uniformity without important error and decisions regarding a day- MI VEHMiND ABOUT 'AVE NOL You possess an optimistic .of thought and action and you will stand an excellent by-day scheduling of events. US WftJTlM'TILLWE -< TSOUBLE ACTIN1 attitude insofar as your own will have to guard against chance of making excep- I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) -A LIME MEN, ftUT endeavors are concerned. On forming your opinions of tional gains in the days to good day for picking up the other hand, you arc in- others solely on the basis of come. bargains, particularly if you TO ACTiN UKE clined to look pessimistically whether or not they conform are an art collector or any GENTLEMEN-! upon those activities of others IMSCKSHVb 19 March 20) to your notions of what they sort. Be on your guard, which are different from - Turn your material over to should think and how they several people to sec if they however, against the fakes. ' should behave. Maturity your own. It is not that you do not recognize the great diver- all express the same opinion VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) should bring with it a certain about it. You may be dealing —There may be considerable amount of tolerance, but it sity of enterprise that exisis, it is that you find it hard lo wilh more than one issue confusion on the home front may not be until you are well ARIKS (March 21-April 19) this morning. Afternoon along in years that you will realize that Ihosruenterpriscs which interest you not at all -Consider the leading hours make up for it, finally be able to accept peo- events in your life if you however, with the kind of ple for what they are. could really prove exciting lor others. would get some additional in- calm you've been hoping for. You have tremendous siuht into your own capabili- LIBRA (Sept. 21 Oct. 22) reserves of energy and have * * * ties and limitations. —A day quite free of disturb- seldom been known to call a Tuesday. Novrmhrr 27 TAURUS (April 20 May 20) ing influences from outside I'LL 6XV OWE TUlHCr RD*7 halt to any activity simply SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- -Reconsider your own in- your circle of business or pro- HE POC7OR...HET4KE6 because you were in need of Dec. 21) -References made tellectual capacities before fessional associates. Don't be LOTCPTlMfe V/iTUVOU. rest. Fortunately, however, to your work of the distant you agree or fail to agree to afraid to speak ydur mind. you know how to divide your past must be overlooked. You lake on another's problems. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) energy between work and will make or break your You may be asking for trou- —Stick to your usual routine play and are, therefore, not reputation on what you pro- ble today; otherwise, you may very likely lo put so much of duce NOW. C.KMIM (May 21 .June 20) find yourself behind schedule yourself into the one that CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan -Day's end should see you by day's end. Don't be a- there is nothing left over for 191-You should be able to well satisfied insofar as larmed should children learn the other. Such a balance be- handle whatever misfortune finances are concerned. The 'he truth. SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SIIKINWlil.il gladly got rid of Ins singleton first' Simple arithmetic pro- Central Station, New York, spade, and now declarer was vides Ihe answer The oppo- NY. 10017.) ' In Mime hiinds you can look dead He couldn'1 Ret hark lo nents nave only five spades Smilh dealer I'M JUST LUCKV several tricks ahead. When his hand lo draw West's rt between them, but have nine Norlh-Soolh vulnerable DAGWOOO YOU BUT YOU S. , WE DIDN'T WEAP this is possible, arrange mat- mainini; trumps. flubs. A spade discard is NORTH SAID YOUP TAKE PROMISED.' )| 1 lers for safely and (on- South had lo risk a spade a> J 9 7 5 4 2 r ME TO THE t^-i I'M therefore far more dangeToua wnience insleiid ol being lead, but Wesl ruffed, defeat- than a dull discard J A K 4 2 -r MOVIES y\TOO TIBER haphazard tboul ii ing the contract. O 4 West opened a low trump, Spade Kntry Pint DAILY QUESTION mill South "'in with Ule Mini'. Soulh needed in return lo Partner dealt and bids <>ne «KSI KAffl Declarer led the jack HI dia- his hand twice lie would nal diamond, and the next player • h i) 10 K) mond!, and West Inok lift •( > urally want to use the ace ol passes You hold S — A K 4 2 ?> Kri.U 7 West returned another trump, spades and the Kl of chilis II - .1117 J 41D-4G— K 0 A1* Uilh 51 and Soulh won uilh the ten fur this purpose U UIIHI do you MJ ' • J 'MM 1 2 10 A1 Since both must he used, Answer Kid one heart, llr- SOI 11II South led a low diamond South should decide which to sponrl in the rVcard .suit rather a> AK and ruffed with dummy's kmi; use first South should use Ihe than Ihe 4-c ard suit. Length is C OJ 10 9 of hearts. 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rWrO5f OV/ / WfAKNfSS I. HIS 0FAUVFUL tHMPfk DAUGHTER iAURAHN GARBAGE Of BANSAUA.. VK TOMORROW- fMftAtPS! DAILY How to Win Friends, Vesco Way friendly." deaths of the inree rare EsUbiiihtd in lin-PublUbcd by Tin Red Bank By JACK ANDERSON and LES WHITTEN The sources believe, there- beasts. Secretary of Defense James ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON fore, that Vesco's carefully Government Investigators structured financial deals Schlesinger has such a dry, President and Editor have uncovered sinister bonds could enable him to escape 'offbeat sense of humor that between fugitive financier SCENK extradition. They point out his associates cannot tell Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Robert Vesco and the leaders that when Vesco was arrested when he's kidding and when of the two nations that give recently In the Bahamas on a he's telling the truth. One day last spring, when him shelter. Costa Rica and nances. U.S. warrant, the authorities I Monday, November 21,1173 Schlesinger was director of the Bahamas. Vesco is believed to have did not seize the Costa Rican the Central Intelligence In the Bahamas, where Ves- followed similar patterns in diplomatic passport he car- Agency, he came to work with co is now fighting extradition the Bahamas and Panama. In ries. his hand in a cast. His aides to the United States, they Panama, his deposits amount Vesco has made a habit of 'We Did It! asked him what had hap- said, Prime Minister Lynden to several million dollars, the reaching the leaders of coun- pened. We Created a Buyers' Market in Cadillacs/ Pindling has profited hand- sources said. His investments, tries where he does business. which had hoped they would somely from his association in the Bahamas central bank He hired President Nixon's reproduce on Islands at the "I broke my hand while with Vesco. are believed to be in excess of newphew, Donald A. Nixon, to zoo. spanking one of my kids," According to U.S. In- $10 million. Again, the sources work in the Vesco financial But a male orangutan pan- replied the father of eight telligence sources, Vesco said, sudden withdrawal operations both in Europe and icked while a female was without a trace of a smile. bought a $450,000 house (or would shake the nation's eco- in the Bahamas. being shot with a Iranquilizer When we asked Schlesi- Pindling near Nassau. Vwco't nomics. Footnote: We reported last for medical purposes and nger's office whether he had Bahamas Commonwealth "Vesco has never given May 21 that a recent CIA re- jumped off a low cliff into really broken his hand on a Bank is said to hold Ihc mort- anyone as much as most port showed Figueres' person- deep water. A gorilla also youngster's backside, he re- gage on an office building people in those countries be- al fortunes were at low ebb. leaped into deep water and a fused to comment. owned by Pindllng's family lieve," one source told us. The CIA noted that Kigueres' second gorilla apparently died Censor Censored and also made loans on the "What he has done Is put his nephew, Fernando, said "all of food poisoning. The General Services Ad- Paradise Bakery, a Pindling money where everyone can members of the President's At Yerkes, a spokesman ministration has some good investment. see it and hope to get a family are deeply concerned conceded that since the go- news for citizens worried In Costa Rica, President piece." with family financial mat- rillas and orangutans cannot about their liberties. The GSA Jose Figueres is not only per- There have been reports ters." It was at this point, we swim, they should never have has dropped from its cata- sonally indebted to Vesco, but that Vesco has invested as reported then, that the clever been put near drops above logue of materials available to the financial security of his much as $2$ million each in Vesco began to buy his way deep water. He added som- government agencies a $21.60 nation depends in part on Ves- Costa Rica and the Bahamas. into the good graces of Fig- berly, "We wouldn't have put item called a "Censorship co's continued good will, the Winning Ways ueres. them there if we'd had enough Kit." The kit Included a mag- sources said. "Most of the money that he Perishing Primates federal money" for other out- nifying glass, scratch knives, Costa Mean Bonds has put out is in deposits or Two rare gorillas and an door quarters. erasers and a rubber stamp They said they have detcr- loans that are payable on de- even rarer orangutan have A Lion Country official said marked "Censor," among oth- 1 mined that Vesco hat more mand," the source said. "He died mysteriously at the fa- the details had been properly er things. It was a carryover than $10 million in Costa Ri- takes care of the top people mous Lion Country Safari zoo reported to authorities, but no from World War II days when ' can bonds. A demand by Ves- and a few others, and leaves outside Atlanta. The animals state or federal action had soldiers' letters were cen- co for return of his money the rest of the officials wait- were on loan from the re- been taken. Nevertheless, we sored, but the GSA said they would seriously affect the ing for a chance to get some, spected Yerkes Primate Cen- have learned the humane so- had not had an order for it Central American nation's fi- too. It makes them very ter of Emory University ciety is quietly probing the during the last six years. That Long Day in Dallas
By JIM BISHOP A Justice of the Peace tried nesses. He was headed toward to hold the body, stating that Jefferson. At 1:16 p.m., police Father Oscar Iluber was THE it amounted to homicide com- headquarters heard a citizen chewing Friday's fish when he mitted in Dallas, and an au- pick up a police radio and heard that Kennedy had been topsy would have to be per- shout: "We had a shooting out shot. He and a curate hopped REPORTER formed. Secret Service here." "Where's it at?" The agents, with O'Donnell and dispatcher called J. I). Tippit: into a car and hurried to IIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Parkland Hospital. Men with Powers, said: "We're getting "78?" There was no answer. drawn guns tried to hold them out of here." The Justice of Dallas had two separate mur- her hands. "Pray for Jack," ders. back. Huber made it to she begged. the Peace was angry. The Trauma One. cart shoved the J.P. and a po- In an hour, Father Huber On Jefferson, squad cars He saw green tile, fright- liceman out of the way. had seen his first live Presi- roared by with screaming si- ened faces of doctors and In Oak Cliff, Officer J. D. dent and his first dead one. rens as Lee Harvey Oswald nurses against the rear wall, Tipplt drove alone in hit Kennedy's men .— Kenneth looked idly in the window of a and Mrs. Kennedy beside him. squad car. He moved slowly O'Donnell and Dave Powers Street and Corinth. Then he shoe store. Inside, a loud ra- The floor was streaked with across Kiest Boulevard to- — urged the Secret Service to Inched the car along the curb dio said that Kennedy was blood. He removed a stole ward Illinois. Police radio get Lyndon Johnson aboard at Zangs and Beckley. At the dead. Johnny Brewer, man- from a black case, kissed it, Channels One and Two were iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiwMiiiitiiiiiiiniHiHiiiiHiiiMiimiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiii itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Air Force One at once. Mrs. School Depository, Dallas po- ager of the shoe store, thought and put it around his neck. heavy with babbling, orders Kennedy begged Malcolm Kil- lice and manager Roy Truly the stranger outside looked The body was long and cov- about searching an overpass duff, assistant press secre- were lining up employes. One suspicious. He watched him ered with a white shoot The and "get some men in that tary, to tell the press that was missing. His name was walk the street to the Texas feet were visible. They were building." The Crisis vs. Environment Kennedy had died at 1 p.m. — Lee Harvey Oswald. He was Theatre where "Cry of so white that Father Huber The passage of the Alaska pipeline' take care in reacting to it that we don't not 12:30. That would make Tippit was a non-panic cop. the only one who did not re- Battle" with Van Heflin was told himself: "There Is no bill by wide margins in both houses of shove ourselves into an untenable position the last rites valid in her To make an extra buck, he turn from lunch. showing. Oswald sneaked in. blood In this man." worked the movies at night, Congress shows how quickly the energy environmentally for the long run. mind. Tippit was on Tenth, cross- keeping children quiet. Tippit crisis has pushed aside environmental con- He Imparted the last rites, Numb With Shock ing Patton. A white male was Brewer asked the cashier if Second, therefore, in those instances with conditional Extreme drove out of Area 78 to 109. A walking ahead. Tippit rolled the stranger had bought a siderations. The Secret Service raced where we must case environmental re- Unction, and pulled the sheet the blood-soaked Lincoln to radio voice said: ". . . an un- the right window down. The ticket. Julia Postal said no. Dangers to the tundra environment strictions, let us do it for a stated period, away to uncover the gray skin Love Field. "Sec?" Dallasites known white male, approxi- man stopped. Tippit got out of Brewer phoned the police. In and polar-zone wildlife from the proposed such as six months or a year. That will al- and the staring eyes. He said. "There he goes. He mately 30, slender build, the left side o( the car and 10 minutes, the Texas Theatre height five feet ten inches, re- 789-mile pipeline weighed much less in leg- low a specific checkpoint for reas- anointed the dead President. wasn't shot." Johnson was leaned on the hood. Four was surrounded, and, after a "Father, do you think the sac- ported armed. . ." Second shots caught the cop. As he struggle, Lee Harvey Oswald islators' minds than the prospects of tap- sessment. squeezed into a car with con- rament had effect?" Mrs. gressmen and hurried to the voice: "What Is he wanted fell beside the wheel of his was manacled and under ar- ping Alaskan Slope oil as one long-range Third, let industry be cautious about Kennedy feared her husband's airport. Dallas, which had ac- for?" car, he drew his gun and his rest. answer to the energy crisis. seeming to throw the bulk of the blame for soul might have fled before corded Kennedy a more man- Radio voice: "Signal 19 (ace fell on it. The cops booked him for The pipeline vote is but one sign of the the energy crisis on environmentalists. the sacrament had been ad' nerly welcome than was in (shooting) involving the Presi- Horrified Witnesses Tippit's murder. They didn't ministered. "Oh yes. Yes in- dent." Tippit listened and times, as the Middle East War catapulted Some industry recommendations and their hearts, was numb with Lee Harvey Oswald dog- know it, but they had a much deed," Huber said. She wrung shock. parked his car at Eighth trotted through horrified wit- bigger little man ... energy concerns into immediate focus. statements sound as though the intent is to Strong pressures are emerging to relax air wipe out the gains environmentalists have standards, water standards and health and made by making them the villains. safety regulations in coal mines, as well as There is blame enough to go around — to throttle the efforts to curb strip-mining Resign, No; Impeach, Yes industry planners, government agencies, — all in the name of the energy crisis. the Nixon Administration — for tardy ac- IHMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII be taken only at a point when the Watergate burglary and Obviously, relaxation of some environ- By JAMES J. KILPATRICK tion. no other course will suffice. cover-up, the improvements mental standards will be necessary to pre- True, environmentalists have been so The time has come, much CONSERVATIVE We are at that point now. to presidential property in serve health and safeguard the economy Deliberate Will Florida and California, and overly cautious at times that they become as a long time admirer regr- in the winter months just ahead. ets to say it, to proceed with Resignation is not the an- for general obstruction of jus- obstructionists. They, after all, came on VIEW swer. It is politically incon- tice in the matter of the tapes. We Americans, however, must be the impeachment and trial of the scene late. A great deal of damage al- Richard Nixon. Nothing else 'iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiHiiiniiiiiiiHiiiniiiii ceivable that the President The trial of such a com- careful that in our reaction we don't suc- ready had been done. Understandably, will clear the poisonous air would resign under circum- prehensive impeachment cumb to our usual disease of over-reac- they are concerned that we not plunge and restore a sense of domes- by voting a bill for impeach- stances that would transfer would tie up the Senate for the White House to the Demo- months. It would take the ting. ahead with reckless uses of our raw mate- tic tranquility. ment. To avoid misunderstanding: That recommendation cratic party under a President chief justice away from the Several aspects must be kept in mind. rials, our air, water and land. I am not urging or predicting comes hard. I have known Carl Albert. But even if Ger- KILPATRICK Supreme Court for this same First, the present crisis is largely geo- ald Ford had been confirmed In the anxious public mood on energy, that two-thirds of the Senate this president for 25 years, period. So dramatic an event political in nature. The globe hasn't run as vice president, thus assur- would exhaust an already industry might make some temporary vote for conviction and re- supported him, defended him, out of oil. It's just that the margin of sup- moval from office. I am praised his general philosophy ing a Republican succession, many Americans, a breaking weary country and compound gains at the expense of the environmental- ply America needs is located in Arab lands saying simply, after lonR and while criticizing particular ac- the President's resignation point abruptly has been the partisan turmoil in the Middle East, and the Arabs arc ists. That could turn against tire corpo- sad reflection, that the House tions, and I happen to like him would come as one more reached. No action that Nixon But there would be this tre- unilateral act on his part: He himself might take — no withholding it to push us to force a settle- rations in the public mind, however, if the of Representatives should per- as a human being. Impeach- mendous advantage: We environment continues to go sour in the form a service to the country, ment is our country's last po- alone would be controlling the speech, no statement,, no ex- could look to the one thing ment involving Israel which in their eyes sequence of events. The fact planation through his aides — long years ahead during which we arc and perhaps to Nixon as weil, litical resort. It is a course to that is most desperately will be fair. of Ford's presidency would could quell the national doubt needed now, and that is an en- groping for permanent energy answers. Because we are irrevocably com- then be Nixon's sole responsi- and distrust. His one chance ding. Trials are finite. The mitted to the continued existence of Is- Americans want both energy and envi- bility. If the most powerful of- to salvage his administration, day would come when the ronmental protection, and not one to the fice in the free world is to it seems to me, now lies in Senate at long last voted to rael, we are in the best position to rngi-" submitting his conduct to the exclusion of the other. change hands, under the trau- convict or to acquit. In one ul- neer a settlement fair to both sides, i( we matic conditions that now ob- formal judgment of the Sen- timate tick of the clock on the will. If environmentalists sometimes didn't tain, the change should reflect ate. His acquittal would put Senate wall, it would all be That — more than slower speed limits, seem to understand this double-conviction the solemn deliberate will of an end to the obsessive at- over. the Senate. tacks; his conviction equally gas rationing, etc. - is the needed short- in the past, industry and government lead- No such finality is in pros- Weeks ago I said It was non- would permit the nation to re- pect now. The President is a term answer to our energy crisis. ers would be equally mistaken if they sense to suppose the Senate sume a normal course. man under seine. He is still The energy crisis, though, has long- brushed it aside in the flush of the current would vole to convict Nixon The Charges capable of governing, but his range dimensions. That's why we must crisis. and thus to remove him from A resolution of impeach- own blunders have cost him office. That column was writ- ment, if it is to accomplish the heavily in terms of public con- ten just as news was breaking desired end. should cover the fidence and respect. I am not Matawan's Past of the firing of Archibald Cox whole gamut of charges certain that even his acquittal bruited about In the past two Matawan's governing body has in- ed by council, three members by the .so- and the removal of Elliott would restore his leadership, Richardson and William years. The President should but I am convinced of this troduced an ordinance which, if adopted ciety and another member to be appointed Ruckelshaus. The story of the be indicted by the House, in much al least: We must not Dec. 4, will preserve the Burrowes Man- by agreement between the council and the missing tapes had not tran- eflect, for criminal mis- drift along much longer on the sion, built in 1723, by purchasing it for society. piA conduct in the ITT case, the rudderless course our ship of 130,000 from the present owners. We can only hope that the differences milk deal, the Ellsberg affair. state is taking now It seems evident that for Couneilwoman Lillian Burry said It is between council and the society can be re- ^council's intention to keep the ancUnl solved. The borough has • fine history and house from private exploitation "and quite its residents are proud of it. It would be a possibly from a bulldozer." shame if the 251-year-old building is torn Today in History Matawan's Historical Society had down, thus erasing an important symbol of By Ibe Associated Press vice in New York City, with In It43. President Franklin hoped to acquire the property, but it hasn't Matawan's past. the horse-drawn trolley run- D Roosevelt. British Prime raised.enough money to seal,the deal Unless some generous soul — or souls Today's highlight In history: ning between city hall and Minister Winston Churchill It appears that some society members — will put up the cash to permit the so- On this date in 1940, the half 14th street and Chinese President Chiang object to the borough's action to pun ciety to buy I In1 house, MaUwan'fl mayor million Jews In Warsaw, Po- In IH57. Ihe firsl Australian Katshek ended a wartime con land, were forced by the ference In Cairo. the house, mainly on a jurisdiction;*! and council should purchase it baton tlH parliament opened In Me|. Nazis to live within a walled bourne. In IM70. i Bollvl The society would like to own and opi DtC .11 option runs out. The society- ghttto In 1925, Germany ratified as a pried tried lo kill Pope It, but the council, if it does buy the house, borough argument can he i hi ashed out lat- On this date- the Locarno Treaty, pledging Caul VI In the Philippine capi- would turn the mansion over to er. The important point is that the man- In IK.U the first streetcar In guarantee the French fron- tal of Manila, hut the IIIK kuroiiiiil !\oi»t« ship consisting of three members appoint- sion be publicly owned, railway In the US. began ser- tier caped Injury Tke Daily RegUUr Red Bank-MlddleUwa, N J. MowUy, November 2t 1171 7 Rationing Should Not Be Mandatory 2* Daniel Drive upheld by the Superior Court. ing the world, including the ana this nation, like a bunch Mwdletown, N.J. Now it seems he has report- To the Editor: activity and policies of our di- of saps, is taking the bait edly declared he intends to Following Is in open letter FROM OUR plomacy. This would seem without question. If oil is such appeal to the state and feder- further evidenced by the ac- a tremendous policy our De- to President Nixon protesting al Supreme Courts. I don't the rationing of gas, and I READERS tion of most other countries as partment of State must hive think the FBI will find any- though some insidious master- realized the significance request all who are opposed to thing wrong with the Middle- gas rationing also write to mind is leading us through a many years ago. Yet, we have town Police Department, but tunnel for destruction. Most of President Nixon and their rep- depend on the automobile to sat on the lid sleeping while I do think the FBI should in- our problems here at home the steam leaks out. resentatives in Congress in go to work and to do shopping. 'Vesligate Mr. Randi due to opposition. seem to be tied into this Yours very truly, Without gas for shopping, the fact he seems to think the worldwide plan of dominance Dear President Nixon: then, of course, all facets of law should not affect him. I Stanley A. Mclntosh Your speech on the energy business must suffer, by clos- understand Mr. Randi is not crisis, certainly inspired me ing down, cutting back, early an American citizen and I "Christmas Wonderland to want to help my country in closing hours, etc. The same would like to suggest he re- of Unpainted the conservation of energy thing goes for the tourism in- turn to Canada and try to do and gasoline, and I am cer- dustry in this country. No the same thing he has done Furniture" tain that 90 per cent of all more vacations; more here, that is interfering with Americans must have felt unemployment. the authorities of Canada and similarly Inspired, if the coop- The unemployment and cut- see what happens. I think Mr. eration on the highway is in- back that will result, means Randi was looking for a lot of dicative of how we all feel. less purchasing power, more free press space in order to You stated that if we all pull people on welfare, and food make more American money together to conserve energy coupons, and less tax dollars and he seems to have done and gasoline, then rationing going to the federal govern- this. I don't think he should be would only be as a last resort. ment in the form of income given any more press space in Gefco's Favorite... THE However, a few days later I taxes and indirect taxes on ANY paper as I for one am read where your director of commodities, which in turn tired of hearing about Mr. energy, Mr. Love, had stated means more printing of dol- Randi... LAWYER'S ROLL-TOP FROM OUR that rationing was Inevitable, lars for our tremendous bu- James W. Harris FINISHED and would probably be in ef- reaucracy spending, which in DEPARTMENT fect by early spring, further, turn will mean more inflation, A Leak Congress is now in the, pro- with more dollars having to cess of passing legislation de- be printed to keep up with this 26 SUverton Ave. manding that rationing be put spiraling inflation'. A vicious Little Silver, N.J. Fora merry, into effect, very shortly. If, circle. All this inflation will To the Editor: this is so, then why the then mean continuous increas- This is a copy of a letter request for our cooperation es in social security pay- sent to the President. Thought no-worry Christmas... and sacrifice? If requested to ments, causing increased so- you might like to review it for ' do so, the citizens of this coun- cial security taxes for those publication. . try would certainly be willing who work. Of course, I The President Cash-O-Matic checking. to cut down further on the use haven't even touched on what The White House of their automobiles, electric this increased inflation will do Washington DC. It's the checking account that lets behind your Cash-O-Matic account. power, heating, ptc, on a vol- to municipal, county and state Being a little guy one is eas- untary basis, as an alterna- government spending, which, ily perplexed, but as I under- you borrow money in seconds—for Then it's there, anytime you need tive to rationing. of course, will also increase stand the news reports — those special Christmas gifts, post- it; costs you-nothing till you actually I shudder when I think of taxes for those who work. Israel is a small country — Christmas bills, anything—just by use it. Why not stop in before you • a little guy like me. It is the the far reaching results of gas With ration boards set up This roll top desk measures - writing your personal check. You start your Christmas shopping and rationing. First we have to and in existence, then will the victim of an aggressor. It is a hefty 59" Cong, 28" deep, open, we are told, 6,000 ration next shortage that may come showing an ability to defend 48" high. In stock. Delivery simply arrange with us in advance let us tell you all about it. boards. The renting, equipp- along mean more coupons? itself against this aggressor.. guaranteed before Christmas. to put a specified amount of credit Now, as before, it is being ing, upkeep and manning of Once we are controlled wilh This extra heavy desk Is a conversation piacel these boards will cost an un- rationing, and have accepted asked (or forced) to relinquish territory gained as You will be so proud ot it! Man-sized solid, rug- told amount of money, which it as a new way of American qedly handsome We've goi this desk at Geico the government doesn't have. life, will further restrictions the result of victory over this plus fitly other styles on display Like to see our aggressor. FIRST When the government needs be imposed on our lives? For big seleclion? Drop in anytime SHOP NOW AND NATIONAL extra dollars which it doesn't example, moving from place Where is justice? Are we — SAVE. have, it goes to the printing to place, from house to house, ' the United States as a nation COLONIALd) BANK presses and runs off all the. or from job to job, only with prostituting and/or penalizing HIGHWAY 35 dollars that are needed. Ac- government permission? Such ourselves to gain the favor of tually this is the major reason restrictions are already In ex- this treacherous agressor? Tn« all-sirvica bank that looks out lor you for inflation — deficit spend- istence in other countries. Are Further, it seems to me, the ing. When more dollars are we to have them here? A Communist mind is dominat- MMMM.M. put into circulation without short while ago I would have production and services in- said "Gas rationing here in creasing proportionately, then this country? Impossible." the dollars already in circula- I, therefore, respectfully tion become worthless, and it protest gas rationing, and re- takes more dollars to pur- spectfully request that ration- chase the necessities of life. ing on a voluntary basis be Therefore, rationing boards requested of us all in place of mean more inflation for the mandatory restrictions. American people.. Rationing Very truly yours of gasoline will cause Eileen A. Cameron emtira Qiltr in Jtore unemployment, because all who live outside of cities must Uumli's Agent 97 Mechanic St Red Bank, N.J. 07701 To the Editor: I would like to know if your paper is the press agent for the so called "Amazing Ran' di." You seem to support this man who was convicted of in- terference with a police offi- cer in the performance of his duty and the conviction was Make A Date A pala directory of coming events lor nonprolil nrgani/.n tlons. Rates: $2 00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each addi- tional line; $3.00 for two days, l\ih each additional line; 15.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6 00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10 00 (or 20 days,. $2 90 each additional line. Deadline nnon day before publi- cation. Call The Daily Register. 741-0010, ask for Ihe Dale Secretary.
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DECEMBER I "ClUlMM Auction" - H'-'l H;ink I'l \ Held at liner st. school from 1 p.m to4p.m Newglfls DoymirChrtrt mas shoppuiii hti • All stores-open late Monday thru Friday 8 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Monday, November 2f, 1171 Couples Married in Traditional Rites Garofalo-Purdie Hurley-Stonesifer EATONTOWN - Miss in the Fisherman's Wharf, RUMSON - Miss Pamela Ann Stonesifer, daughter of Dr. Elizabeth Ann I'urdie, daugh- Rumson. and Mrs. Richard J. Stonesifer, 95 Buttonwood Drive, Fair ter of Mr. and Mrs. Junes B. Miss Pamela J. Kau was Haven, was married Thanksgiving Day, to Carl W. Hurley, son Purdie, 34 Farm Lane, be- honor attendant for the bride, of Willard Hurley of Squirrel Road, Neptune, and the late Mrs. came the bride of William Jo- who also was attended by Hurley. seph Garofalo of Eatoncreat Miss Mary l.angtiene, Mrs. The 4 p.m. ceremony here in St. George's Bylhe-Kiver Drive. He is the son of Mr. David Allem and Miss Rose Episcopal Church was performed by the rector, the Rev. G. P. and Mrs. Carmine Garofalo, Sihiafone. Mellick Belshaw. A reception followed al the home of the* 15 Park Ave. Hick Binaco was best man bride's parents. The Rev, Michael Vdna offi- and listen WWW William and Miss Linda Calendriello, Neptune, was maid of honor. Mrs. Carl W. Hurley ciated at the ceremony, which Bruce I'urdic and Mark Swei- Joseph Edward Smith, Deal, was best man and ushers (The former Pamela Stonesifer) Mre. Dennis Knaus took place Saturday here in ter. were Robert Mann and James Giordano, Madison (The former Susan Andrejco) St. Dorothea's Catholic The bride, a graduate of The bride's father is president of Monmouth College, Watt Church, and the reception was Monmouth Regional High Long Branch, and a former dean of the College of Liberal Arts School, attended Stockton at Drew University, Madison. State College, Pomona. She is The bride is a graduate of Madison High School and at- Knaus-Andrejco employed al the Central Jer- Mrs. William Garofalo Mrs. Thaddeus Wasilewicz tended Harcum Junior College in Bryn Mawr, Pa. FOKUS — The marriage of Miss Susan Carol Andrejco, to sey Bank and Trust Company, The bridegroom, a graduate of Manasquan High School Dennis Gerard Knaus, took place Saturday here in St. Nich- Baton town. (The former (The former Paula Hallam) Elizabeth Purdie) and the Electronics School at Ft. Monmoulh, served six years\ olas Catholic Church. Mr. Garofalo, who is with in the U.S. Army, and was stationed for part of that tune in Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .1 An the Monmoulh School for Ex- Germany and Vietnam. He is employed by Electronic Mea- drejeo, 25 Altamont Koad, Edison, and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel ceptional children, Eaton* Wasilewicz-Hallam surements Inc., Neptune. Knaus, 1 Stanford Drive, Hazlet. town, Is an alumnus of Mnn- The couple will reside temporarily in Ocean Grove. The Rev. John Oncsko officiated al the ceremony, which iimuth Regional llgih School, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Miss Paula Joan llallam and was followed by a reception for 1H0 quests in the Ureenbriar New Shrewsbury, and Mon- Thaddeus John Wasilewicz were married here Saturday in St. Rest, North Brunswick. mouth College, West Long Agnes Catholic Church. The Rev, Michael J. Lease, pastor, of- Ga'ringer-Jones Mrs. Robert Domolki was matron of honor. Also attending Branch. The couple will re- ficiated. the bride were Miss Marianne J. Karpac, Mrs. Gerald Knaus, side in Eatontown. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J llal- HARTFORD, Conn. - Miss 11. Raymond Garinger w'as Miss Donna Martelli and Mrs. Jack Nealnn. lam, Brotherton Ave., Navesink, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wail- Margaret Ann Jones, daugh- his brother's best man. The lewicz, 5 Zerman Drive, New Monmouth. ^ Gerald Knaus was best man for his brother and ushers ter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. ushers were William T. Jones The reception was in the Belford Independent Fire Com- were another brother, (lien Knaus; David Andrejco, brother of Jones, West Hartford, for- 3rd and Michael G, Jones, the pany hall. Mrs. Ronald Garinger the bride; Edmund Dougherty and Richard Terzian. merly of Monmouth County, bride's brothers. Miss Deborah M. Cooper was maid of honor for her cousin. N.J., and Ronald Carltnn The bride is an alumna of (The former The bride, a graduate oi EdjBon High School, ((tended Rfc Wallace S. Wasilewicz was best man for his brother and Garinger, son of Mr. .and Mrs. St. Timothy High School, Margaret Jones) der College, Trenton. She is employed at General Motors Ac- ushers were Donald R. llallam and John J. McGavin. Harold Ray Garinger of Chap- Marymount College of Vir- ceptance Corp., Menlo Park. The bride, a graduate of Star of the Sea Academy, Long paqua, N.Y., and Clearwater, ginia, Arlington, and the Uni- The bridegroom, who is grocery manager at Shop-Kite, Branch, and Stuart's School of Business Administration, As- Fla., were married here Sat- versity of Pennsylvania. She Huitson-Keith Edison, is an alumnus of Raritan Township High School. The bury Park, is a secretary in the admissions office of Mon- urday in St. Timothy Catholic- is the grandaughfer of Mrs. couple will reside in I'iscataway. LONDON, Kngland - Miss mouth College, West Long Branch. Church by the Rev. Francis Margaret M. Jones of Shrews- Jennifer Kstellc Keith, daugh- The bridegroom, who is with Electronic Associates Inc., O'Neal. bury, N.J. ter of Professor and Mrs. Krayser-Ruede West Long Branch, is an alumnus of Middletown Township Mr. Garinger, a graduate of Quentin Keith. 3115 Broad SI., High School. There was a reception in Colgate University, Hamilton, Red Bank, N.J. was married NEW MONMOUTH - St. Laboratories, Holmdel. the Terrace Room of the N.Y., expects to be graduated Saturday, to the Rev. Christ- Mary's Catholic Church was Mr. Krayser attended John Hartford Hilton Hotel. from the University of Penn- opher Philip lluilson, son of the setting here Saturday for Jay College (if Criminal Jus- Mary Lynn Garvey was her sylvania School of Dentistry Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. the marriage of Miss Patricia tice, New York, and is em- cousin's honor attendant. next year. Huitson of Ottery St. Mary's Marie Ruede, daughter of Mr. ployed by the Star Watch Co. Mr. and Mrs. Garinger will in Devonshire. The ceremony and Mrs. William Kuede, 6 Margaret Riley was brides- in Los Angeles, Calif., where Mrs. Gregory Krayser maid. reside in Philadelphia. was performed here in St. Mi- Bayberry Lane, New Mon- the couple will make their (The former chael's Church by the Rev. mouth, to Gregory Matthew home. Patricia Ruede) Austin Williams, the Queens Krayser, son of Mrs. Ann Af- Greene-Smith chaplain. A reception followed ton, 80 Shore Blvd., Kuans- at Searcy's in London. burg. FAST KF.ANSBl'HG - bara Buglioli and Rosemary Wiggett-Della Pietro Miss Maureen Joan Smith, Milovi. The bride's father is a The Rev. James J. Roche member of the Fnglish facul- KKANSBURG - In St. Ann Thomas Racerdotfl was licsl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Greene was best celebrated the afternoon Nup- ty al Monmouth College, West Catholic Church here Nm. :l. man and the ushers were Hil- Howard J. Smith, 259 B man. The ushers were Gary tial Mass. There was a recep- Long Branch, N.J. and a re- Miss Grace Delia Pielio and ly Wright, Fred Delhi Pietro, Thompson Ave. here, was Montcfusco, Gary Stover and tion in The Cobblestones, Mid- tired Colonel in the US. Army© Robert Bruce Wign«'lt were Thomas Delia Pietro, and Mr. married Nov. 1.1 in St. Cath- William Greene. dletown. Reserve He and her mother, married by the Hev. Gregory Burns. erine Church, to John Patrick The bride wa* graduated Attending the bride were Vaughn. There was ,i recep- (ireene, son of Mrs. Mary from Middletown Township who was burn in Great Brit- Mrs. Wiggetl was graduated Miss Deborah Davidson, maid tion in Roman Inn. lln/lci. Greene. 110 Pacific Blvd.j High School and is employed ain, arrived in F.ngland Nov. from Raritan High School and of honor; Miss Donna Dcllo- Cliffwood Reach, and the laic by Monmouth County Welfare is for the ceremony and at- Monmouth County Vocational Mrs. Robert Wlggett Mrs. John Greene cono and Miss Patricia Shang- Parents of Hie couple are William J.Greene. Board, New Shrewsbury. tendant festivities School and is employed as a (Tiie former (The former hai). Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delia Maureen Smith) Following the Nuptial Mass, Mr. Greene attended Mid- The bride's brother and sis- beautician al Fttnlnlque Grace Delia Pietro) ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whalcn was best I'lctni, Ul Munni Aviv, West there was a reception in The dlesex County High School Beauty Sajou, Ketuufburg, Vaughn Keith of Annapolis, man and the ushers were Ken- Keansburg. and Mr and Mrs Cobblestones, Middletown. and is employed by United Md., also attended Ihe wed- neth Pajewski and John Robert Wlggett, 2 Avonqale The bridegroom attended The bride was attended by Parcel^ Service, Kdison. Henderson-Holland ding. Mr Keith was in the Ruede. Lane, Matawan township, Perth Artboy Viual ninal Mrs. Gloria Brady, matron of Mr. and Mrs. Greene will School and is an electrician MUNCIK, Ind. - Miss Re- from Southside High School honor, Janet Maddelina, Bar- reside in Eatontown. bridal party. . Mr. and Mrs. Krayser are The bride was attended by employed at Zak K.lectnc, becca Anne Holland and Wil- here. She and Sgt. Henderson The bride was born in Lon- graduate!, of Mater Dei High Miss Marian Nappi, maid Dl Matawan, liam Leslie Henderson, both are stationed at Dover (Del.) don and, after attending Rur- School. She was graduated honor, Miss Denise Holmes, members of the I! S. Air Air Force Base. Keller-Larson tnn Hall in Red Bank, and St. also from Katharine (iibbs Miss Diane Feranlee, Mrs. After i wedding trip to Flor- Force, were married here The bridegroom, an RUMSON - Miss Merry John Baptist School in Men- School, and before her mar- Michael Burns and Miss Don- ida. Mr. and Mrs. WiggOtt re- Nov. 17 in the Foresquare alumnus of Moninouth Re- Larson, daughter of Mr. and dham, N..I , went to Kngland . riagc was a secretary at Bell naWiggett. side in Matawan, Gospel Ch urch during a gional High School, New Mrs. Victor A. Larson, 2 Via lo complete her studies al SI. double ring ceremony con- Shrewsbury, N.J., received a Ripa, Sea Bright; was mar- Clare's Hall in Oxford and al ducted by the Rev Kelly Mei•- BA degree in geology from ried here Nov. 17 in SI. lluster's Secretarial School in milt. There was a reception in the University of .Southern George's By-The River Epis- London She made her debut the church hall. California, and did graduate copal Church, to James A. in 19K5 in London at a dinner Parents of the couple are work at the University of party given by her parenls, Massachusetts. Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holland William Keller of Chicago, ill. and was presented the same (if Muncie, and Mr. mid Mrs. After a wedding trip to Col- The Rev, G.I' Mellick Bel- season at the Debutante As- Ralph Henderson, 245 Maple orado Springs, Colo , Hie shaw and the Rev Stephen sembly and New Year's Ball Ave, Red Bank, N.I. couple will reside in Dover Duffy, a teacher al Mater Del in New York. Mrs. Debbie I'pchtiich w.is High School, New Moinniiuth, The bridegroom is a gradu- her itster'i matron of honor. THRIFT SHOP officiated. There was a recep- ate of Keble College, Oxford. Mi's. Sandra Holland also at- tion in The Hum Runner, Sea He was ordained by Ihe Arch- tended the bride. RED BANK - The Sister- hood of Congregation B'nai Is- Bright. bishop nf Canterbury in 1970 Dan Mohan was best man Whether it be London or Los rael will conduct a Thrift The bride was attended by and is curate at St. Peter's The ushers were Arthur Hol- Angeles, the supermarket or Shop at fi White St., here. Nov, Mrs. .lotiri Sharp, matron nf Church in St. Albans in Hart- land Jr., Brian Holland and the football game, the classic 2B-30 from 10 a in. to 4 p.m. honor; Mrs Donald Vaughan fiirdshire where, following a Jeff Holland. Mrs. James Keller boy coat is right. Flora's daily. and Miss Robin Kreitkopf. wedding trip to Wales, the The bride was graduated |s (The former couple will reside. version is meticulously tailored Robert Handeyaidc »; best Merry Larson) in all wool, long wearing camel man ami ihe ushers were Ter- (UTGLASS PROGRAM color fleece and lined in heavy ry c.ilull and Donald EMigi, Advertising Agency in Chi- HOLMDF.L -George Muel- rayon satin. Sizes 6 lo 16 Mrs. Keller is a flight host- cago, ler, a representative of Fie- Comlortable and warm, this ess wilh Trans World Airlines. Mr. and Mrs. Keller will re- mmgton Cut Glass, will be coal is typical of Flora's She was graduated from side in River Forest, III. guest speaker at an open values. Try us... Shore Regional High School, meeting of Ihe Holmdel and West Long Branch, and at- RAKI SAI.K Colts Neck Newcomers Club ended Brookdalr" Community MADISON TOWNSHIP - Nov. 29 at 9::iO a.m. here in College, Lincroft, and John- The Madison Township His- the United Church of Christ, Son and Wales Junior College, torical Society will have a Main SI The club is open to We're Open Late Providence, It I Sugar 'n' Spice bake sale, all new residents in the local Mr. Keller was graduated Dec 5 from HI a in lo I p.m. area. Babysitting is available from Marquette University, at the ThonUIS Warni' Histori- (nun Handle Allen, II Sweet- Every Nile 'Til Milwaukee, wis and received cal Museum, lit. 5 Hi. The mu- briar Lane. seum will in' open that night V a master's degree (ruin Pur- due University, Lafayette, from 7::iO to K 30 O'clock and Liquid leftover after cooking Ind. He is an account man- any unsold cakes and breads vegetables may be used for dik'i- Christmas ager with Campbell Metlnm wiil be available then. ing canned soup.
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ASBURY PARK - A bride's list of "things to do" should said. "The disability and survivors programs also provide pro- include changing her name on social security records, accord- tection for the young bride and her growing family during her ing to James J. Caivano, social security district manager in working years." Asbury Park. Post Office Has Forms When she changes her name, the new bride is keeping her A new bride can change her name by calling, writing, or social security earnings record accurate and up to date, Mr. visiting any social security office. Or, she can get a form at I Caivano said. "Any earnings she had under social security be- any post office and many employer personnel offices. fore her marriage, as well as any earnings after her marriage, Monmouth County residents may contact the social secu- can then be correctly credited to the same record," he said. rity office here at 1200 Memorial Drive, or phone. Northern "Her earnings record determines the amount of her cash Ocean County residents can visit tho office at 8 Robbins SI, Mrs. George Waleata Jr. benefits — and not just for when she retires," Mr. Caivano Toms River, or call that office. (The former Mary Florio) , Waienta-Florio Furniture Course Scheduled at MC ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mrs. Vikki Hogan and Miss WEST LONG BRANCH - of the early 1920's and extend- Much of it looks as if it had - In St. Agnes Catholic Andrea Discepola. Serious students of art, as ing through present day. been done today. The really Church here Nov. 4, Miss Matthew Florio was best well as those wishing to ac- "What we hope to impart fine examples are contempo- Mary Angela Florio, daughter man and the ushers were quire — for their own use and through this survey," he ex- rary', yet classic." -i of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo James Florio, Jerry Walenta interest — a knowledge of plains, "is a knowledge of Scheduled for the first three Florio, 7 Sixth Ave., became and Phillip Hogan. some of the basic precepts of good design techniques and weeks in January, classes will the bride of George J Wa- Mrs. Walenta was gradu- good interior design are likely good design qualities which be daily from 7 to 10 p.m. on lenta Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ated from Middletown Town- candidates for' the course on will enable students to judge campus, with the exception of ••fitter Staff PMta Walenta, 95 Asbury Ave. ship High School and attended Twentieth Century Furniture for themselves what is lasting Thursdays or Fridays when WANTED: SHOPPERS — Posing In front of Rumson China and Glass The Rev. Michael J. Lease Brookdale Community Col- to be offered in the new Mon- and worth collecting. We want daytime tours will be taken to Shop, where 10 per cent of this Saturday's sales will be given to Rlvervlew celebrated the Nuptial Mass, lege, Lincroft. She is a mem- mouth College Winter Inter- to explain to them why it is furniture showrooms and ar- Hospital, Red Bank, through Its Navesink River Auxiliary, are from left which was followed by a re- ber of the Air Force Guard session. better to spend more for a chitectural firms in New Mrs. J. O'Nell Duffy, Rumson; Mrs. Bruce F. Blalsdcll, Middletown, and ception in the Magnolia Inn, Unit. Prof. Arie van Everdingen piece that will last. York. Mrs. Robert E. Buchsbaum, Rumson. Auxiliary members will be on hand Matawan. Mr. Walenta, an apprentice of the Fine Arts faculty will Prof, van Everdingen is a Those wishing to enroll for to serve the customers. The bride was attended by bricklayer, was graduated conduct the course which will collector of 20th Century fur- the course, or to obtain addi- Mrs. Marianne Florio. matron CHRISTMAS BAZAAR from Henry Hudson Regional survey architect-designed fur- niture. Of.the popularity of tional information may do so Serve crunchy celery sticks of honor, Miss Angela Florio, School and attended Brook- niture of the period beginning design of the early '20's, he by contacting Prof, van Ever- and crisp pickles with baked RIVER PLAZA-A Christ- firehouse, Applegate St. Fea- dale Community College. .with the Bauhaus experiments says: "It is really timeless. dingen at the college. beans. mas Bazaar will be conducted tured will be handmade items, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 cakes and a variety of other p.m. by the River Plaza articles. Refreshments will be Indies Auxiliary here in the available. Some Pounds of Advice PRIME RIB REBELLION Dear Ann Landers: I am a Are these pills safe? I don't having learned that family Wf imilt you Is iti our girl 17, not bad looking, but I want to louse myself up, but members help each other and c.mjl.t, nH«li«l of li,u., need to lose about 20 pounds. I'd give anything if I could expect nothing in return. In flaltoriftf ihop,, in ,11 ,h, My boyfriend ditched me two lose 20 pounds. I'm sure my Ann Landers this way they learn to help wanttd fobmi f«r thoit tptkl xioiwm fam ih< months ago and I'm sure boyfriend would come back to others. And isn't this what tnra ttiel coi.i, to ,p.(,0[ that's the reason. He asked me. — Miserable brotherly love is all about? — me all summer to diet so we Dear M.: First—don't take for an evelopa and mail in The "what's in it for me" Rich But Not Wealthy In Aus- your contribution. attitude is all too prevalent in CI.USKI) could go swimming and have anybody else's pills. Your girl tin 3) Ask the volunteer his our society. Why should we MONDAY; fun at the beach. I didn't even friend was luckier than she Dear It. But Not W.: I hap- buy a bathing suit because I was smart. name. Tell him to come back promote it by paying a child pen to believe that tying daily HmnDmllf the next day if possible. Then for cleaning up his own room? 10&JO " / never wore the one I bought If you are serious about los- chores to a child's allowance call the local headquarters SUN.. MON & TUES. NIGHTS WtitFri.A last year. ing weight, go to a doctor and • Our son would no sooner ex- is a good way to teach the arid inquire about the person. •HI 9 EH, /I I'm writing to ask if I let him suggest a diet. You pect to be paid for taking out relationship between work, re- should take some of my girl say you'd give anything if you In every drive there are the family garbage than I sponsibility and rewards. friend's pills. They are white could lose 20 pounds? How bound to be a few chiselers, wpuld expect to he )i;nil for There arc still many things a and she got them from her about giving up desserts, cold i people who collect money and cooking a meal. He doesn't child can do for which he gets don't turn it in. They are al- expect to be paid for taking nothing more than warm LOCK-STOCK cousin who lost 24 pounds with drinks with sugar, and all be- them. This friend lost 27 tween-meal snacks? most always found out and out the garbage (or the el- thanks. And every parent not asked again. derly lady next door, either, pounds with the pills and no As for your boyflmed, if he should sec to it that his child The vast majority of volun- but sometimes sho bakes longer is on them. She says ditched you because of the 20 gets those opportunities. teers are honest and dedi- cookies for him. No charge. she Is never hungry — even pounds he's not worth having. cated so, please, don't stop now that she has quit taking Dear Ann Landers: May I Our oldest daughter baby- For a banana milk shake use, NBARREL giving. — Newport News, Va. them. say a word to the reader who sits for us and for a young for each portion, a cup of milk, Mot* II 10 Ml W« »1IJ Dear Newport: That but- mother who recently lost her half a cup of mashed banana COR. RIVIR RO. t PAIR HAVEN RO. had his doubts about the le- FAIR HAVEN 741-1M1 MERCHANDISE SALE ' gitimacy of certain volunteer tons it up nice. Thank you. husband. Sometimes she is and half a cup of vanlUa ice RED BANK - The Red money collectors? (He saw a Dear Ann Landers: Re- paid with money and other cream; buzz in a blender. cently you printed a letter ur- times'with words of apprecia- Serve to the youngsters for an Bank Chapter of Deborah will young fellow in the bakery after-school or party treat. conduct a merchandise sale buying a dozen doughnuts ging people to lock their cars tion, but she doesn't feel un-i tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 3 minutes after he had given as a precaution against steal- dcrpald either way. p.m. in the Shrewsbury Fire- him a dollar for a "worthy ing. As you know, an ex- Our children are richer for house, Broad St., where re- perienced car thief can unlock cause.") MEETING TOMORROW freshments will also be a car door if he wants to. But Here are some guidelines: HIGHLANDS - The Ladies served. Pant suits, car coats, if the door Is already open, it's 1) Most charities supply vol- Auxiliary to Highlands Veter- blouses, slacks, boots, jew- even easier to rip off some- unteers with I.D. badges, col- ans of Foreign Wars Post will elry, Christmas items, toys, thing inside the car. lection envelopes and meet tomorrow at s p.m. in M0ADST.,MDMHK handbags, cookies and candy Dear Ann Landers: I do not receipts. I'd be suspicious of a the Post Home, 31 Bay Ave. will be included. Proceeds go agree that "so long as chil- 741-4119 person who came to my door Plans will be completed for to Deborah Heart and Lung dren get an allowance any- without these items. the district president's official Center, Browns Mills. 2) If you are doubtful, ask way" they should get paid for- doing chores around the visit and for the auxiliary's house. Christmas party.
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Carl I. Qua^liii, R.I'. THANKSGIVING The Christmas BRINGS Bakery NOVEMBER NOSTALGIA for richly fragrant Fruit Cakes, Fruit IMMays always mike us think of bygonr da>s and nr of- Stollen, Pfeffernuss and our Delicious ten rtcitt happy crlfbrallont (hit look place In past vein. Cookies. Minca Pies, Pumpkin Pies, Fimlly niltifrinit* *" *«P*tWly »P' •• •"•"(! «« '«"< •' Cocoanut Custard, Apple and lestive "the pod old days." And, allhoiiKti mosl rtrryom nay* Southern Pecan Pies. Please shop ttey arf gone forf vrr, »f arr- trying l» bring them bark. early so that we may give you the best ot personal service R*mnnbfr *h»n you »rnl Into a phiiritiar) and kn«w ri trvonf In the How? And people really tared about wrtlng yta? ll'« Mill our policy lo treat our ruslomeni the way Ifeey remember Irom "the «ood old days." Personal Inter- COME VISIT OUR NEW ml, friendly courteous senlcr and lair prices need not be • thing al the pant. CADILLAC SALON FOR A DEMONSTRATION HIDC VOU OR VOUH DOCTOR (AN PHONIC US when you need J t delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra cturue. c A (treal many people rely on us lor their health weds. We THIS CAR 18 IN STOCK welcome requests lor delivery -ervlce and charge ur- AVAILABLE FOfl IMMEDIATE DELIVERY emia. 0 c J Slir«»wfchnry Pharmacy TII>: sniinK sin H\ siior* Delicious • ROAD NT. 741 1174 sHRF.HSIH'RV RUSSELL CADILLAC fRf:s( RIITIO\ L'HEMim nit IIM.IVKRV ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK.NJ. Jutt South of Rout* 537 Light 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 7410910^ RED BANK OPIN MOM SAT I K> «, SUNDAYS 1 lo MIR CONDITIONED o The OaUj HrgisitT, K(d Bank-Middle town, N.J. Monday, November U. 1973 Television Today New York <:hannH»-2.4,5.7,9,l 1,13
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*'#*••» M «• r»tlT1». a«t Mon. Nov. 26 - Fri. Nov. 30 OLDE BILLY lHAZLET ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF UNION HOUSE Held Over! Rissole Potatoes. Mixed JACK ' EXCLUSIVE IHOWINO Salad, Hous* Dressing - $550 SPECIAL EVERYDAY!'DAY I Collee JUST SIZZLING SLICED Q95 STEAK PLAnER * " BAICIie StRVIO WITH POTATO • SALAD FrMay il I taUi^iy it IH "Out ol tht clitiitit potno flicks 3 to conn along hi qultl • while.' SINGLES NIGHT WEDNESDAY VACATION ranvou.. . M MWMW at cavn wufic INDEPENDENT FILM JOURNAL YUL MVNNER "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO Cocktail Lounte FASHION SHOW DANCINQ MISS SEPTEMBER' dJitlnauiihai' •KtWpiM* by FLORA'S FRI. & SAT. itulf with high cillbro ratinamanti FOR EVERYONE! ol tht ituploitttion Hold. Luih Molly: of RED BANK to luftavndlngi, ptattiiiontl iclinq, Motel TUES. NOON SAL BERTOLA Ituptndoui cimtn woth ind t plot. PInn& and, Tint flumll will turn miny ptoplt mum wtm Crmllon Helton on'.' SWANK 11 WHARF AVE.. RED BANK • (Mima MMM?' TINA RUSSELL SOYLEMTGREEN MOOOtW >«l Mail., , 842-7575 ill \mx iitwLaa wu p. Tie Dally Register, Red Buk-Mlddletowg, N.J. Monday, November II, 1171 11 Advance Fee Deals Booming in Low Income Areas "registration" fee mentioned By SYLVIA PORTER And sometimes the amounts1 been filled or the employers to prospective employers loans." The obvious reasons in the ad — which you must overseas (you pay the post- steep interest rates plus tight pay in order to find out the de- are not hiring this week or In New York's low-income ua,mofley are very ^ age). Sometimes your work credit for Ihe marginal borro- tails and also become a YOUR MONEY'S there hasn't been an opening neighborhoods, where It's de- Here's a rundown on some history is doctored to improve wer particularly. ''member" of the agency ad- in months, etc. All the agency fiantly difficult to find decent of the most widespread ad- obligates itself to do is to pro- your changes (one used car Pntecltag Yourself housing even at middle-in- vertising the apartment. WORTH vance fee deals today: vide you with job leads, which dealer was transformed into a To protect yourself against come prices, a brand new You get the firm impression may or may not be legitimate highly experienced worker in all advance fee schemes: deal has blossomed. It's that the (ee is in return for Employment: You see an the field of drug rehabilita- — Tind out in advance pre- called the "apartment locat- the agency's finding you the addresses. If you demand a or appropriate for you. ad in the help wanted sections Jobs Overseas: This ad also tion, reports New York City's cisely what any individual or does not materialize ing agency" and here's how it kind of apartment you are refund after your futile apart- of the paper for, say, a good Dept. of Consumer Affairs). firm agrees and/or guaran- — Find out just what — If works. seeking. ment hunt, you get nowhere. appears in the help-wanted clerical job. However, when employment service columns Some — or all - of your let- tees to do for you in exchange anything — qualifies that indi- But. As it turns out, the firm The Scheme you call to inquire about the ten may come back marked for Ihe money you put down in vidual or firm to deliver the You, the apartment hunter, does not have any special ac- This is one example of the and offers the lures of good job, you're asked to pay 1100pay, tax havens and adven- "addressee unknown" or oth- advance. promised goods or services. see an ad in your newspaper cess to low-cost apartment!, "advance fee" scheme which in return (or help in finding a erwise undeliverable — Kind out what portion, if — Then ask yourself wheth- for a good-sized apartment at such as you're looking for. Is now coming in an ever-wid- ture. You get the distinct Im- job (the advertised job isn't pression a good job is open or Advance Fee Capital: You any, of your money is refun- er the deal Is worth the fee \ mouth-watering monthly You may get a bunch of obso- ening range of sizes, shapes actually there). You are hand- need a loan, but for some rea- dable if Ihe promised service you must pay in advance. rental. In addition, there is a lete apartment leads — but and appeals — all of which will be found for you. You put ed a number of "listings" or down $200 to $300 to buy into son, you're in the high-risk the places may have already are designed to make you put job leads which you are sup- category and can't find a len- been rented or merely been up cash in advance for a what you are led to believe posed to follow through on are the firm's vast employ- ding source. lifted out of that week's pa- promised thing or service your own. When you do, you Then you see an ad by a pers or may even be fictitious which may not materialize. ment-research resources, con- find that all the jobs have tacts with overseas employers money-finder who says that and multinational enterprises, for a fee of, say, $200 In ad- computerized Job-matching vance,' he will help you track operations, etc. down a loan of up to $3,000 or Interdata rrogrammeProgr; r s Wkat YM Get so. You then are given a long But what you get for your list of lenders (he money-find- investment is little more than er says have been contacted help in writing a resume and for you - but unfortunately. Buy MM Pool You Couldn't Afford Alt Summtr — Suggestion Worth $1,224 covering letter, plus a couple you simply do not qualify. The Bo Among th» First to Swim Noxt Y«ar! money-finder has carefully OCEANPORT - Host com- software on punched paper A graduate of Douglass Col- of dozen envelopes addressed Fimoui Pool Distributor must sail balance ol 1973 Pool! tapes for the company's hun- avoided obligating himself to complett with Deck, Ftnea and Filler. Factory CIOMOUI — panies have suggestion pro- lege, Mrs. Snyder is now en- do anything but try to find you dreds of customers through- rolled in the graduate busi- muit ba told now to make room lor our naw 1(74 llnai grams'which pay creative em- Schuyler Has Joined a source for a loan. Oiigintl value 12,495 ployes a cash bonus for good out the world. The essence of ness administration program NOW ONLY $795 COMPLETELY ERECTED! ideas that save money. And her suggestion was to perform at Monmouth College. In or- Everett lnl«>rnutional The advance fee deal can In the necessary quality control most of these suggestion pro- der to encourage her and oth- EDISON - Theodore Kent applied to about any hard-lu- FREE POOL COVER to first 50 pool purchasers' gram awards range between checks on the paper tapes as er employes to continue with Schuyler has joined the indus- find thing or service — rang- |25 and $100. they are produced, rather their education, Interdata trial sales staff of Everest In- ing from scholarships to home Bank Financing Available. • Call Frank Colloet Now But computer programmer, than later in a separate time- pays 50 per cent of the tuition ternational Inc. The an- mortgages. And, warns the Mrs. Joan Snyder of Eaton- consuming, expensive oper- costs for these evening nouncement was made by Ku- Better Business Bureau of town, recently received $1,224 ation. classes. gene Blackman, president of Metropolitan New York, SAXONY POOLS Rabert A. Evans from Interdata for a complex the real estate and insurance "We're bracing for a big suggestion that will save the brokerage firm headquar- • surge in advance fee schemes ...<-.„, 486-3300 company an estimated $12,000 tered here, a subsidiary of In- in the home mortgage arena per year. vestors General Realty Corpo- and possibly also in Ihe area Ana Cod. «0> 795-0227 Evans Takes ration (OTC). The award to Mrs. Snyder,. 'Of personal and business OM'llon on Only 14 Hour! I Diy — 1 Dirt • W«l! a five-year veteran with Inter- New Position data, was by far the biggest in the history of the company's At Wakefern suggestion program. And In- terdata officials were de- ELIZABETH - Robert A. lighted to hand her the check Evans of Matawan, has been just in time for Christmas appointed director of Wake- shopping. fern Food Corporation's Com- munication Information Sys- Said Interdata treasurer tems division. William Alznauer: "Joan Snyder dug into her Wakefern is the franchiser job, thought long and hard and wholesale distribution about it, then put down on pa- arm of the 168 Shop-Rite su- per a seven-page analysis that permarkets extending from convinced all of us she had Maryland through New Eng- devised a better and less ex- land. pensive system (or producing customer software." He will be responsible for Interdata is a leading manu- Ihe research, planning, devel- facturer of minicomputers. In opment, implementation and the jargon of the industry, operation of advanced com- that's "hardware." But the munications and information hardware won't run without a His, systems at Wakefern. program, and that is called "software." VALUABLE IDEA — Computer programmer, Evans joined Wakefern in Mrs. Snyder is a senior sup- Mrs. Joan Snyder of Eatontown receives $1,200 Hers I960 as assistant data process- port programmer for Inter- check from Interdata treasurer William Alznauer ing manager and was later data's Systems It Software for suggestion Involving production of software named manager of computer Development Group, provid- programs. The award was by far the largest in and i operations. ing liaison for production of the history of the Interdata suggestion program. Theirs r The Ring up cash savings! Call CALKINS Storyi WAREHOUSE A READY-MADE FAMILY last two children. Colleen and Timmy. Both We all like to read a story with a happy lading \nungstcrs weighed in at VA lbs. And Timmy 280 WEST AVENUE, (North of Bath Avenue ) LONG BRANCH and that's the story of Bob and Gretchcn Cal- h.id bronchial problems which called for addi- lanan. Gretchcn, a widow with six children, tional care. Although the girls have largely married Bob with four. They've since had two escaped medical problems, the boys haven't CLEARANCE been quite as lucky. Gretchcn, who herself of their own, making a household of 12 lively 1 youngsters. had a liin^. hmit wiih hepatitis, requiring scv- eral months ol doctors' visits and tests (all I or most of us. a family of 12 children would covered by Blue Shield) reports that: "George seem like an unruly mob; a houseful of head- broke Ins ankle skimp, big Bob fell and broke aches. Not so with Ihe C'allanans. however. his arm. Gary also tell and broke his arm. Me Hob and Gretchcn manage very well. Ihank also had stitches in his leg from another acci- you. What's their secret? Orgnniriiiinn dent, I.idle Boh broke his hand when he inter- THURS., FRI. & SAT. - NOV. 29, 30 & DEC. 1 . ceded lor one of his brothers in a neighbor EVERYONE PITCHES IN hood dispute. Mark crashed into a building OPEN DAILY 8:30 to 5 P.M. - SATURDAY 8:30 to 1 P.M. Their 17-room home culled "Shamrock OucM on his bike. ic(|inring emergency denial work." House" is a few blocks from the ocean in Bel- RANGES mar —and it's spotless. It is also a marvel ol WITH OUR BLUE SHIELD COVERAGE HAROWICK • MAGIC CHEF • ROPER • CALORIC • CROWN good-natured organization and cooperation WE DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT DOCTOR BILLS" As Gretchen puts it, WASHERS SPACE HEATERS As a Newark policeman, the ( ily provides WHIRLPOOL • QIBSON COLEMAN • WARM MORNING • SIEGLER "I have no "help"; but Hob with Blue Cross and Blue Shield protec- I have the kids md tion for the 14 Callanans and there is little DRYERS HOT WATER HEATERS they do a great deal. SPEED QUEEN • WHIRLPOOL • OIBSON LOVEKIN worry about how the hospital anil medical bills The girls do the clean- will be paid. REFRIGERATORS HUMIDIFIERS ing, washing, ironing, WHIRLPOOL • OIBSON WEST BEND and making the beds. Blue Shield, the insurance plan that lakes care The boys take out the of doctor and medical bills, makes life a lot * ALL QAS APPLIANCES ON A REPLACEMENT BASIS ONLY < garbage, do the lawn easier, happier and rnore secure for the C.IIIH INSTANT CREDIT ARRANGED : and painting." mil hundreds of thousands of other New 1 MASTER CHARGE • BANK AMERICARD • AFCO • GECC • ABCC tamilics DESPITE A FULL SHARE OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS, THE ( ALLANANS ARK A 280 WEST AV&; HAPPY AND CONTENTED FAMILY ( North Of Batrt Ave.) Since Bob and Gretchen married, Blue Shield LONG BRANCH PH. 222-4841 has covered physicians' services for the pre- Blue Shield ACROSS RAILROAD FROM mature birth* and attendant problems for the MONMOUTH MED CENTER Medical-Surgical Plan ol New JaiMy f 12 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middktown, N.J. Monday, November M. 1J7J Low-Priced Issues Are Not Always a Bargain By ROGER E. SPEAR continued several brand lines, up significantly. Hold. me pomolio, valued cur- International Tel. & Tel. trading above par to yield 8.5 Aileen managed to increase Q — I am 55 and recently rently at approximately (NYSE), RCA Corp. (NYSE), per cent or better, currently. Q — In January my hus- sales 12 per cent in the first SUCCESSFUL retired. What changes would $31,100, returns $1,710 in divi- Safeway Stores (NYSE) and Interest payments, which are band purchased 100 Aileen, nine months of this year. Al- you suggest in my portfolio to dends annually, equal to a 5.5 Sperry Rand (NYSE). semiannual, will be mailed to Inc. (NYSE) at % thinking it though earnings were up at 3H provide maximum income per cent yield. By selling five With the proceeds from you in April, May, October had recovery potential. Would cents a share versus 28 cents INVESTING with security? — L.R. low-yield issues and purchas- these sales — about $13,000 — and November. send $1 with name and ad- you please advise us on this in the 1972 period, tax credits A — There are a number of ing bonds your income will be buy 6M Carolina Tel. & Tel. (Roger Spear's 52-page dress to Roger E. Spear. Red holding?-J.A. at It cents a share were changes possible in your list, increased to $2,300 per year 9>4s of 2000 and 6M Maine Guide to Successful Investing Bank Register. Box 1618, A — Low-priced stocks, double those or a year ago. If late sales gains into higher which includes varying dollar and yield 7.4 per cent. The Yankee Atomic Power 9.10s of is available to all readers of Grand Central Station, New more often than not, turn out management is able to trans- profits, the stock could move amounts of 10 different issues. five sales are: Airco (NYSE), 2002. Both A-rated bonds are this column. For your copy. York, New York 10017.) to be anything but bargains as your investment, which has declined over 45 per cent in less than one year, demon- strates. The question now, however, is what probability there is for recovery. AUeen, in the last two years, has ex- panded Its plant threefold and SHOP EVERY WEEK AT FOODTOWN ... phased out four divisions. While expansion has resulted in sharply higher interest costs for the company, the benefits to be derived from 'the full integration of oper- ations, which was achieved in the process, are substantial. In spite of having dls- Extension
OfRt.9 Drip, Fine, Regular, Electric Perk Coffee USD.A. Gov't. Grade Choice Is Scheduled Cut From Fresh Young Corn Fed Porkers TRENTON-The state De- BONELESS MAXWELL HOUSE partment of Transportation CENTER CUT ROAST OR — will receive bids on Dec. 6 on a contract to extend the duali- zation of U.S. Rt. 9 more than two miles south In Howell (ENTER CUT BEEF ROASTS 'Township. With Coupon' This section, from Strick- land Road to south of West BOTTOM ROUND, TOP SIRLOIN, Farm Road, will connect with CROSS-RIB, OR BONELESS CHUCK the 1>4 mile section under PORK Save 28c construction and is part of the hit, liM, lft>l«', state's plan for overall im- provement of Rt. 9. Two addi- metric rtrt (.lit. tional projects in design will MAXWELL HOUSE extend the improvement of With This Coupon Cawpan aood at any Faa#a»n Swpal the route to County Rt. 526 limit an* par oaun family. CHOPS Coupon aaW Mo.. 3S thru Dai. I Only. near Lakewood. irfs Mr. Cpn. wmm MR-ll/D The contract includes wid- USD.*. Oav'l. Oraata CKaica CUP THIS COUPON ening the two-lane roadway to PORN »-*-u. QQc BONELESS TOP j four lanes with a 32-inch high CHOPS *•"• •-"77 ROUND ROAST concrete center barrier sepa- Cut Irmm (re.*, yevnf fern fed eerhen U.t.O.A. Oev'l, Orade Choice rating northbound and south- OWiaraa'Po.Haln • •Hind BONEIESS bound traffic; a signalized in- PORK CHOP eVS 09 RUMP ROAST |Whol«fr»«i tersection with two jug- COMBINATION USD*. Oo. I Orado CKaica lon.lo.. , lightly i-.tghu EYE ROUND 28-01. handles at Casino Road and COUNTRYSTYLE giant West Farm Road and two sig- OO< ROAST APmillR SAVINGS! container J FRESH SPARERIBS * * USD*. 0. smooo SAVINGS nalized "V turn ramps half- With Thii Coupon taThkkCSl You Sa.O Mo/. L.on Sliced Sliced To Order way between Casino Road BONELESS SWIFT PREMIUM $129 Cevpeft eeej el ewiy leedtewn Sweermerhet $139 BONEIESS FRESH CODFISH t<|19 LEAN limif ene «er •cK.tt lemily. and West Farm Road. PORK LOIN BACON *..... »±t I Ceween geed Ne«. 11 thrw DM. 1 enly. 1 Finn Ul.O.tO*.! OrsdeCheka LONDON BROIL BOILED , OO Mfr.Cfwt. IU-3) BONELESS \«"?,1 CHICKEN 6 FANCY SOLE 519 HAM ib. O7 BEEFSTEAKS .7 CL BEEF LIVER ROIL •-t' CUP THIS COUPON \ Finn ,.M (AwtteMe enly *i ttvrai l»«iUrins Dr. Mitchell Cho,larboard Iroion •ervke •.ppetiier deeenment.). TURKrf •(AweUeeU enly •• Mere. I vet urine, TURKEY "T $069 l«»d department To Appear ROASTS. 2 ROASTS .„, Save 4040c L1 At Seminar You Sov* Mora WEST LONG BrtANCH - PUNCH Dr. William P. Mitchell, assis- DETERGENT With This Coupon tant professor of anthropology Covpan food at any FooaHown Swparmarkat at Monmouth College, orga- limit ana par >M family. Coupon (aa. Na.. }S thrw Dai. I only. nized and will serve as coor- Ml, Can. RBR-M/J6 dinator of a symposium at the W»3I 72nd annual meeting of the CLIP THIS COUPON )J American Anthropological As- sociation in New Orleans Wednesday through Dec. 2. The seminar, which is pro- Save 20c grammed for the Dec. 1 ses- Instant Mothad sion, will be held on irrigation PILLSBURY and communal organization. Participating with Dr. Mit- POTATOES With This Coupon 1waa,waHial chell will be professors from ana p»t adult family. *4 Hv. IS Itwu &• the University of Pittsburgh, IM • 11 Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, the University of Illinois FROZEN FOOD : Two Mm, at Urbana, Brandeis Univer- DAIRY DEPT. : "Tho (11 that red Colors SAVINGSI : won't quit" sity, the University of Ken- SAVINGS! Mushroom & Mr. White & Oocorotor tucky and the University of I Fowftowri Texas. PRINCE Save 20c '' Dr. Mitchell will present a AMPLONI Economy lonus paper on irrigation and com- 2 50 loot SCOTT roll munal organization in the SPAGHETTI GLAD WRAP Central Peruvian Highlands I PANTY With This Coupon C*Hipe*i food ef mny tmuiftwn ftwpMr based on research he did in Un»H ene per eduh temtly. SAUCE TOWELS Cewften |eW He*. IS Urn DM. 1 enh/. the area this past summer. \ HOSE Court OKs pair »a,liay |^ 6 Divorces BIRDS EYE IOUAA, REGULAR „„,,„ e TASTI-FRIES p-g Z7 MARGARINE 7i 39 FREEHOLD - These di- Fr*MN Urdi Ire *«e*e*n Natural Rogularor Mint vorces have been granted in COOL WHIP 6.-o. C Oc SWI» CHEESE 17., tin 2.7S-«. Superior Court: CLOSE-UP tub* SWIGGLE conloinor 3 O SLICES r+r | POTATO CHIPS OATMEAL COOKIES Dorothy Blair, Bultonwood flo.Of, rooaHovn illtawry TOOTHPASTE With This Coupon Drive, Shrewsbury, from KE holt oOt CRESCENT i,, s Cawpan vooa1 at any Faaatawn Swaarmarhot 1 MALLOMARS l.mitooa par oault famify. George A. Blair, New Brunsw- CREAM gallon 07 ROLLS ,39 MOTff S APPLE NECTAR t A9 Caupon foW No.. IS thrw Oa>. I anly. ick, for adultery. '»•« ('..«, l^h. „ 0,,i II, Ik—,,, NABISCO COOKIES Grace Guyet, Shore Road, ^"'12' FOOOTOWNSODA AL •itt'i'i*' Mi ••*• SitiiM WtM M....«,. CUP THIS COUPON Union Beach, from Alexander CHEESE & NUT BALLS Guyet, for extreme cruelty. Joy Hoe Jarnagin, Button- PRODUCE DEPT. SAVINGS! SWEET CHERRIES wood Drive, Shrewsbury, COLOMBIAN COFFEE .- $109 from William McPheeters Indian River Seedless THIS Save 3Oc You Sov. Moro Jarnagin, Jersey City, for C COUPON rf the p>ur Demo. 1537 miles, CRANBERRY RED with while vi- CRANBERRY RED with black vinyl seats, tinted HwWra* •( drip POLYGLAS MMt Built DMP nyl top, tinted glass, front and rear door mats, body glass, Iront and rear floor mats, body side protective lo Hiow WlnUr DrWIng side protective molding, door edge guards, air con- molding, door edge guards, air conditioner, power ditioner, outside remote control rear view mirror, disc brakes, deluxe chrome wheel discs, while side- Cm* Cut power disc brakes, deluxe chrome wheel discs, wall tires, AM pushbutton radio, convenience group. Ckitl Olw | CHECK YOUR SIZE AND PRICE QrMt Pulling white sidewall tires. AM pushbutton radio, con- •LACI WALL WHITI WALL Plu< Ft*, tl. 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RED BANK •>•„ «.?!••••••••• • • •• •*r - •»••• The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddktown. N.J. Monday, November 2f, 1973 110. Autos for S«* I no. Autos tor Sal* 111 Avtot Hr Sal* 1H Awl** tor tot* iff. Woittoal e for all uied ton ll«. Auto, for Sal* 110. Aol*» for Sato 5OO&E MONACO WAGON 1170 — Three PONTIAC C#.T*J»|Ni*Tf»«-Ce. Me CMavROLET — Imeele. Power eoli, power iletrinB. wlndowl. tcot, FOOT iieorlna endteefcei. Buyer en premise! •1944 CHRYSLER — LeBoron Running loor lotkt. Mr conditioning. FM itereo. Meertae, etr cenOtianlne. >eM. AUTOMOTIVE l»»l VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK 21000 rnnei TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE cendltlen. new trommllllon. I12S. 4fi WAGON - LOOKS AND RUNS VERY m radial! 11400 milei. tUM. Moving. PA - Lett ever, t OOOO. OWE OWNER. MSO. 741 4243 Mil negotiate. 74711SI M7 OLDSMOSILE N — Two-doer. Al S4*4100 CHEVROLET — Impolo SS 427. 4- •Milieu. Muil Me le appreciate. Cell lleeee ifMPG t»»4 FALCON VAN - Felr condition' lUNtEAM TICER lt»; -.Twolopi. I Kuril, moot, power tleerlng, rotHe. I car warranty n> SACRIFICE Alk tor Leon. 141 Mil Alle le.000 mllei. Magi. rodlols, H]S» Mev- "1 condllion7 Asking 110. Autos for Sole To Ulllt •Halt. l»/3 Chrysler Newport ng. will negotiate. 747 IW. CHiVROLET MALIBU 1f73 - i w Royol. Mint condition. Air conditioned. peclol vinyl root. Air conditioning, Twinbrook Auto Wrecking m CAMARO - Foretl green. Mini con- HU MERCURY MONTCCO - WilWildd otr All e«lro* plus new know tire* Belt otter. lMt JAVELIN - Excellent condition. MO 1971 CHEVELLE - Six-cylinder Caoi lev- M/FM radio. Power iteerlng. 4000 Eatontown 542-2235 .reo m Coll 14M1I3. Four-speed. Low mileage. onion 12m firm. er), two-door, power brakei-iteerlng, mUe>. ISM. Call otter 7, »1 1414. ' t77 Se«an OeVllle. Fully equipped CollUI I7M ludlng neww Hrei. il«-way wet, AM/ ET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - *i M nnu ureo IHRYSLf » IMPERIAL Hit - HAS Coll 741-0311 37,000 mllei. 1X00 791 252» VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Wood oroln VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE l»71 - W VUICK it l*IRt - Very Oooe fen';JRYTHING LOOKS AND RUNS mi IMPALIMPALA -. Sletlon wogon New MERCURY MAROUIS - Brougham IfTJ. :.. Hwy B, Eatontown 141 'dion Air. Power. Horotop. Low milfi !ELLENT. CLEAN. JSJO. 7414114 Four tpeed. AM/FM. Yellow. 11,70S >ur « 73 SUPER BEETLE 70 VW CAMPER "d N i *> i tpted. radio, un So tferteoring, *,;*) miiet Bol new ear i iptfJ trant . Full*/ warrant/. 'nuippei n jnS IV " t \ tilf\ wS m i) I IC p m 72VWSDN 2395 itnndord lron» MMAfi '69 VW CAMPER DEALS NOW! * \t>*f MECHANICAL PASTEUP ARTISTS Nlf hi •hill, 4:10 p.m. lo I e.m. Preetilon, accuracy neceeeary. RASSAS PONTIAC lackgrouod In oVaftlnci, art, drew- MOTOR CAR CO. If rsu are IMerealea] In theee PeaNlene 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 RED BANK ROUTE 35r SAYREVILLE Cel 747-HN Mr l/wnltwm» Ija"""!!! 727-1300 The Dally Reglst*r, Red Bank-MMdfctown. N J. Msaday, November M, «7J .10. HMMS for Rent U0. Commtrclal Rtnlois OE SEI.irriOHOF RIMT. FROfCSKONAL OfflCt -four rooms, 3lt. H«lp Wonted JlO.Htip Wonted shed and unfurnished Immediate octu- «wl» reiKwafe*. new Rl^rvlew Hosei p«sc*. SAMUEEL*£ICHL iKICHEER AOENCY, W, & W- ft. CM 141 mt. Molt or Ftmolt Male or Ftmole Oceanporl A» , Oieonport TYPISTS - DON T SIT HOME' Read This If You Monmovtti and Ocean Counties, ItOO THE SERGAGENC 00 Wonted lo Rent EQUITY PERSONNEL, INC. JS SWHwyJ! MMdlMown 4714500 471 1000 SLEEPING ROOM ONLY - For »enfi7 Want To Work man. Oownlown Red tanli. Weekly. Apply EW SHREWSBURY — Large Colonial, to Bo. » JI9, The Dally Retlsler. Red How Does Working For Dif- our bedrooms, two baths, living room Bank SALES REP Ih flreploce, dining room, three por- ferent Companies, Doing a acrlttnt opportunity for «xp«rl*nc*d of es, goroge. summer house plus two NEED STORAGE SPACE - Oreffr aa Variety of Jobs, On Your t» mochlnei loltiptrton Monmoulh om apartment on two ocres. tSOO o ra.ee sltl^jl^ ounty territory, Good b«n«m» and pay onlh, one month security. One yeor Own Schedule, and Getting ockog*. lease. Water paid. Available Dec I. Ask Paid Without Delay Sound tor Ed Gllroy. MJ-4P0O To You? A-l EMPLOYMENT MATAWAN — New ranch One block roll- 330 Broad SI 741 rm DM Bonk ood station. Three bedrooms, two baths. REAL. ESTATE If It Sounds Good, Stop In ~~ per month, references, security. Call FOR iALE Mon. thru Frl., 9-5. We'll "IJUSTNESS HREWSBURY — Two-bedroom ranch, Give You All The Help You BACKGROUND vlng room, dining room, kitchen, bath. Need. Worh In VISTA or Ptoci Corpi ot a bu»i- Ice yard. Avolloble Dec. I. 1350 339. nt%\ contullant Htlp tfl up credit union, 30. 70S. HOUMI for Sal* ooducl market and labor surveys, ana- rie buitrwnt operation*. Volunteer poti- IOOLETOWN AREA — Four Bedrooms, on. Living ollowonce provided. Call AC vlng room, dining room, kitchen, I'j MANPOWER lON/Peoc* Corpt/VISTA collect of (701) >aths. Mint condition. Immediate occu- 44-1*00 from f omt p.m , Monday and 340. Situation* Wanted 510. Merchandise for Salt S70. Pttt and Livestock *05. Aportnvtntt :y. 1300 plus utilities. Coll 173-0745 to .MSBSW Temporary Services oesday or come to fne Romoda Inn In Kt. Iver. Front to roar living roam. psm ReCoonk 147 4)43 ail Brunswick. Female CARAOE DOOR - Used. 1x7' overheod HORSES BOARDED - Box stalls for den, lag burning fireplace. King sued dm 4 W. Front KEANBURG — Beochvlew Gardens. UMSON - Small house, near trans- 311 Main Asbury Pork 776SS77 WILL OO BABYSITTING - In my home? type. Good condition, complete with hard- en!. Riding facilities. Russell's Stables, On" e andd twt o bedroobd m oportmenltl s andd el l roam, proctlcol kitchen, three useful Please call onytlme. ware. 135 Coll 74) 5615 Texos Rd . Morgonville. 591 9307. 'Iclenc les available. Overlooking boy. portation Rear yard. Security plus refer- ooms and Iwo baths We recommend . Coll 543-4019. mmedlott Inspection. Ottered at SS4.9O0 319 FREE PUPPPIEP S Ing gas. heat, hoi water and porklng HEAD NURSE Collections-Inside TYPEWRITERS AND ADDERS " supplieIle3>ld 7 3467! "^ EONARDO - Small cottoge. Furnished, :uwrlence with finance, bank or slmiltor Sold. Bought. Rented Repaired. Part cocker NMMW Call 391 1SB0 Enlcienc:ei » SI SO plus heal Sultoble lor couple, EXCEPTIONAL! MEDICAL - SURGICAL AREA ollectloni activity. Other related ex 717-6699 Onebedri SIM loll 391 4391 otter 4pm ould you like a five-bedroom home m perlence considered, Full benefits Fine IRISH SETTER PUPPIES Twobedwo bedroor m IJ10 xcellenl condition? We have one which ompony, To JUS to start. 3*0. Situations Wanttd PRINCESS II LB WASHING MACHINE DAYS — Automatic ond semi automatic. Asking Champion bred. AKC papers. etudes a separote dining room, large Male/Female Call 946-3743 SEA BRIGHT - Wolerfronl. Three room Will consider t>p*rlinci In lieu ol degree. sloo. 14 Plnevlew Ave.. Keomburg, be- apartment ond one 3 bedroom apartment, •30. Winttr Rentals den, JV, baths, and even olr conditioning. Coll South Ambor Memorlol Hospital. 721 A-l EMPLOYMENT COUPLE — Housemon and maid, ex- tween noon ond 5 p FREE — Lovable Kittens Hove hod dls- furnished, utilities tree. Close lo school All this lor »SS,900. Call us today. 1000, E«t. 397. nOlroad SI _lMltl RedJIonk perienced, best references. Free to travel. emper shots. and bus. Available Dec. I. No pets. Nau- ERMONT — Ski season rental. Rt. 30 Call 367-1444, ask tor John. NEVER USED - While Parsons ddininl g SECRETARIES —CALL U*l room fable. 4' x 7' Reduced 300*.. $150 Coll 747-1144 tilus Apartments, 3 Rumson Rd 143-0503 tween Bromley ond Strotton Pour bed- EXCEPTIONAL! iony optnlngi — Good skills required Coll 747 »0O. AKC BOXER PUPS ooms. Iwo baths 847 2131 op condition four bedroom home locoled TEACHERS: Orroi benefits SI0O-II30. Going foil SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Adult com encellenl area of Little Silver. Has two THREE PIECE LIVING*ROOM — Drop- Nine weeks, Fown. Two moles munlty. One-bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet- iGHLANDi-- Three-bedroom house, replaces, new tiled both, plenty of car- ELEMENTARY EQUITY PERSONNEL, INC 431-1151 My furnished, r i baths, oil appliances. WHwyJS Mlddlelown 671 1SO0 es, pictures, ond other items. Coll 739 3191 Ing. central air, golf course, pool, tennis ellng. Actuolty In move-In condition, otter 4 p.m. Coll U1 1173 or 741 M3I 2!Splus utilities plus security. Sl> ontostlc property totaling P. acres, SECONDARY FINANC IAL FOUR VEAR OLD BLACK MARE — onths lease. Dec. I lo May 11. Coll 17] Peoct Corpi needs teachers in Micro- BARRELS — Old fashioned wood stove. Some schooling. S400 FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT -±- Heot and d l tSi.700, ond we have the key. nesia, iroill, Paroguay. and Lesotho. ELECTRICIANS 14" high, 13 eoch. 17" ond 19" high, 14. Call 536 570! hot water supplied Adults preferred No Train other teochert. Improve curricu- Needed In }« developing countries over- Ooiens of uses Call 143 7777. pets. Coll after 5 pm. 391 3961. CEANPORT — Four-bedroom house, lum. Volunteer poslfion. Singles. Worried easne, e Singlet Married OK. Living allow ST. BERNAROS — One mole, two months rovided Coll AC DRUM SET - Seven pieces, sulloble Io7 old. Excellent markings. Also mother, MATAWAN — Two-bedroom 'i duple* odern and beautifully furnished. Laun- 0 K Living allowance provided Call AC ION . P 13011 y, fireplace, shag carpeting, two baths, ARMSTRONG TION/Peoce Corps collect (3011 144-1400 411. Business Opportunities beginners or Intermediate. Asking SI00 three years. Best offer. 391 4391. »l»i month plus utilities and security •44-1400, »a.m.-A/Peac» em Corpor coms codee toc the Ra- Call 143 0460. Avolloble Dec. I. Call J9I-12M. irooe fn 95IJ ori4l 1446. AGENCY REALTORS from • a.m.-9 p.m. or come to the Ra- Inn In East runswlck. ELECTRO MECHANICAL MANUFAC 'OODLE — Black female, 7 weeks. S6S. I Prospect Ave. Little Silver mado Inn In East Brunswick. TURING COMPONENTS FOR SALE — POLAROID 450 — Automatic Land corn- FREEHOLD — Two-bedroom brick dupl WAREHOUSE WORKERS Will lake partner or sell outright. Mi era. Also Nolcom movie camera, electric 717-6407 ti. Good neighborhood. All appliances 741-4500 SUPERVISORS AND DRIVERS mouth County. Write to Box f 346, 1The eye. Good price. 671I96S. Available immediately. 43.-24I4. 440. Furnished Rooms EQUITY PERSONNEL. INC Dally Register, Red Bonk. N.J. 1 HAND, EIGHT YEAR OLD BAY Receptionist-Typist 590 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671 6500 RIDE MOWER — Mower with sweeper. GELDING — Port Morgan. Sound, gentle TATPLACE TO LIVE" " ' *" URNISHED ROOM - Suitable lar lody. Good typing ond knowledge ol oenerol of A.M. NEWSPAPER ROUTE - Part time, 113], 35" Scotts spreoder. US, 50 tb. gran- and willing rider. Rides both English and itchen privileges, private both, private LUXURIOUS flee procedure* needed for this diversified oreo. One person. 104 papers ulor chlordone, 110. 671 4733. Western. Western saddle and bridle ond AVERY ARMS •once. il\ 64O0 s lovely ipaciouj Colonial In Rumson ond pleaiont position. Nice office and TEACHERS: dolly. IJJ popeiri s Sunday Moke offer. Call complete care equipment included with at It, Four lorge bedroom*, V i boihs, 747 1396 after 3 p.m. HOWARD DRUM SET - Good condition, horse. «500 Coll 143 5034. AT WEST END good working conditions. A rustic California style oportment In a LIOANT ANO EXCLUSIVE - Slu«lo iuae French country kilthen, llon-fiie INDUSTRIAL ARTS full let with extras. tflclencres ond eMCCUtlve suites. Ultra amity room with fireplace, large living wo years In Jamaica, Iran, Morocco, Ulowo ADORABLE P0ODLEV~Assorted7lTer suburban atmosphere. Wolk to beach, onlcmporory decor. No leose. Horbaur Broill. the Philippines. Train other teach assarted prices, all AKC registered. Call clubs, shopping, schools and trans oom olio with flreploce. Formal dining A-1 EMPLOYMENT olnt. Ocean Ave . Sea Bright. Nl. 147. oom, mutlc room with gueit room poten- •rs, Improve curriculum, develop'work ANTIQUES - Kitchen pie cupboard. 4636093. portotion — on ideal location. MM. 741-1100. MO Broad St. 74I-7W Red Bonk woks ond shop books, lob training. Peoce 430. Monty to Loan/Invest IHeuser), block high back rocker. ol. Boiement and 7' i cor garoge. Cen- Coll 717 9399 iOOD HOMES' NEEDED — For three New 1 ond 7 bedrooms. GE. selfcleoning al olr cpndilioninq Built in vacuum tvi- PROGRAMMER Corps Volunteer position. Singles. Mor- ud oven, stlf-detrost!ng relngerolor-ffeeter, Computer specialist with one yeor ex rleo OK Living ollowonce provided. Call EJT0«r«TTr^T6'S cats. Two spayepoyeid females ond one pure EATONTOWN AREA m PLUS MORE. Only I"., yrs. old. Mint TV pilot films. BIG PROFIT POTEN- BLONDE DINETTE SET - Table, sin white mole hols. Moving Into opart dishwasher, wall-to-wall carpel, formal t leen f 179,000. perlence In Cobol ond Fortran. Large In- ACTlONfPeoce Corps colled (301) 146 TIAL. For details, call 339-1673 All I. dining room, privole terrace, plus Iron1 Cilffl, III! otter 6 pm. 1400 or come to the Romoda Inn In Eost choirs, china closet, server. Red uphol- ment. Coll 495-3973. dustrial firm. Position with future super stery. SI7S. Coll 5(3-1364. and reor entries — lust like a home of OOM FOR RENT — College students' vlsory advancement. Brunswick, 9 am -9 pm INVESTORS WANT"ED"TO~B~UY OLD FOR ADOPTION — Two beautiful silver EAN K. . REALTOR HOUSES FOR RESALE — Also lo remo- your own. Rental* storl at 1240 a month eferred. Reasonable. EQUITY PERSONNEL, INC BOOKKEEPERS SLIGHTLY USED PAIR OF FIRESTONE grey cats. Altered, all shots. Musi go due Located on Avcry Ave., I block In from 74I-I6S9 oiler I p.m, WO Hwy 15 MkMletown 671-4500 del foreclosed houses for resale. Write to SNOW TIRES - On rims. »S5. F 71 i 14. to owners asthma. 142-3736 >ony openings In restaurant, furniture, Asbbury Occon At c. between Second and Soirs James Pop JOS. 710 Main SI. Coll B4I-I375. AYSHORE AREA — Furnished roams OUNTING CLERKS vtomollve ond nursing homes. Salary Park. N.J. r 1713. FREE PUPPIES Ave. Ith private baths. JJO per week. IRWIN llflA/R. A/Por Poyroll ITOSIeO. ESTEY UPRIGHT PIANO — Two globe SMALL BREED Call 717-9653 days, M3-3OS4 evenings PERSONNEL, INC EQUITY PERSONNEL, INC. choirs, secretary desk, dry sink, end to-, CALL 391 S33O AVERY ARMS MARINE PARK RED BANK 590 Hwy 3S Mlddletown 671 6500 bles. 671 0S3I. 119 Avery Ave., West End Long Branch IDDLETOWN - Private bathroom. 842-4188 TAME E SKUNK. TAME PRAIRIEOOG 339.4460 741-i:00 Itchen privileges. Near trnsportallon. AIR CONDITIONER — ISO, walnut desk. or sale, both ore lovcoblc ond offec- •male student or woman only. Reason- RIVER OAKS ARCHITECTS CIVIL ENGINEERS S7S, mossoge belt, MO. Miscellaneous arti- lonoli. Coll.717-7715. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Developing counilrei need your help In cles. 747 0454 $51,990 „, . PLANNERS onitructing dams, roadways, sewage and POODLE — Apricot, AKC registered. I Llvo In quiet elegance, trangulllty. and Work with ontl-poverty oroonltatlont and disposal plants, etc. Peace Corps voiun- SIJTPIECE DRUM SET — Microtome? months old male. 150. security. Designer furnished studio effl Fair Haven Colonial avolloble (or imme- community design centers to Improve eer position. Singles: Married O.K. Llv- Excellent condition. Exlroi. 1140. Coll 471- . 143-7170. clencles and ivi room ixccullve Suites diate ouvponcy. Large rooms, fhrouan housing, lorn) use, tronsporioiion r«rr»a no allowance provided. Colt AC 510. Merchandise for Sole 5M7 or 191-4771. Total living In an Inviting contemporary out. Fireplace In living room, three bed- AKC PEKINGESE PUP - Female, five o.mosphere. Enloy a short or long Hay BELONGING!! ooms, two boths, to teltte estate. tlon and commercial oreos. VISTA Volun- lON/Peoce Corps collect (301) 844VU00 1 teer position. Living ollowonce provided. months old. Rolsed with children. Chom- No leases. Mala and linen service avail RAY rom 9 a.m. 9 p.m., Monday and Tuesday FURNITURt AND APPLIANCES SAVE HEATING FUEL Xon bloodline. 1100. 67I.3H6. WIACTtON/VlSTA collect ot foil 84* »r come to the Romoda tnn In Eost Aetfore ond people with credit problems haft what Iti all about! Year round Mv- WOO from ? a.m.* p.m. Monday and nslont credit. Immediate delivery. Coll Burn oak firewood IS tills your trunk. 671 HARBOUR POINT Brunswick. 1511, 6711371. ORSE STALLS FOR RENT no tor Golden Ageri Nice rooms. Ocean Tuesday or com* to the Romoda Inn in Mr Grand. 371-6411 Colts Neck 1491 Ocean Avo. Sea Bright. N.J ew. Three home-cooked meals daily. 74 VAN HORN Eost Brunswick. NEEDLEPOINT RUG - W « 5'. Never Phone 543 mi 747-3353 741-130 tour love ond attention. You're not " ust gPfiiO.NNELCUERK "~ CAMPBELL'S SOUP KITCHEN ~ been used. Flower design. 1350. AGENCY — REALTORS ENOINEERS wo cups. Originally tlOO. Make offer RED SANK THREE-ROOM APART name" here. Berkeley Carteret In A»- Prolect or Maintenance Good typing, filing required. Challenging Call M3 7319 alter 5 p.m. Coll 7475435 otter 5 p.m. PUPS WANTED — In Utter lots far resole wry Park. Open 7 days. Call 14 hours a day. work lor personable Individual. Coll 54* as poll, mull be cute ond healthy. Pure MENT — Heal, electric, gas. 13S pe Must have ME, CE or EE degree ANTIQUES month If you wish to buylwo 3 room KM River Rd. ''''* ™ Fair Haven Two with 1 year experience 11000 1700. Ext. 2671 or 3707. UTCHER BLOCK TABLE - Originally ondmlxed. 609 453 IW3 before noon. FEDDERSCORP —rv Jane Roosevelt's newly opened opartmenl house, oil Improvements, smol Call 775-5000 plus/mo. One with 3-5 years experience — sed In butcher shop Top is 34 "x74 ' ond store at 109 Eost River Rd. (corner Block- THREE-MONTH OLD ST. BERNARD down payment. Coll 7 p.m. -9 p.m. 353-5SI Open. One with 5 plus years experience — Edison. New Jersey ' thick. Table stands ]3" high Well sea RED BANK Affirmative Action ond point Rd.l Rumson. Open 11-5. Como Female. Good color and markings. AKC Open. oned. Asking ii35 Coll 741 1671 before 7 RED BANK THREE ROOMS FUR URNISHED ROOM - Sultoble for lady LET US MAKE YOU THE LANDLORD Equal Opportunity Employer and browse before Christmas. registered. Call 739-0331 after 4 p.m. only. Keyporl. Centrally located. EQUITY PERSONNEL. INC. PERSONNEL COUNSELLOR NISHEO. SI75. electric, an heat, hot wa .Ive rent tree In this three-bedroom, two- W0 Hwy IS MMdletown 6716500 APPLIANCES - Refrigerator. ISO. Gas t»r. Coll 7 p.m. lo 9 p.m. 352-5J15. 264 7167 tory Colonial. Collect rent from this 2 + 2 EQUITY requires person with long Indus Free demonstration with your own dog. dryer. 175. Both In excellent condition. TLANTIC HOTEL - Keonsburg. Nice bedroom slde-by side duplex. No closing 1 trial exposure to place Professional oppll SLIPCOVERS Call 339-6694 No obligation KAY 9 COLLEGE PET ost to qualified buyer, inspect this beou'v MEDICAL PERSON cants. Unlimited potential. Good working Jita and two chairs In plastic, 19995. In CENTER, (The Real Pro s) 239 (399. OPEN FOR INSPECTION quiet.cozy double, single rooms. Laundry on premises. Very reasonable. 787 9M7 ocatedat 113-DS West Bergen Place, Red conditions. obrk. 1149.95 complete Deal direct with CHAIRS — Four black leather covered, 11, 2 bedroom oportmentt Bonk. Full price S39.9O0. MEDICAL PERSONNEL EQUITY PERSONNEL. INC. manufacturer. Coll Contracts Slipcovers. swivel-type, 17 eoch. PEDIGREED GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Six weeks old. US firm. Marine Manor EANSBURC - Furnished rooms"wii'h Peoce Corpi needs technologists, thero 590 Hwy 3S Mlddletown 6716500 •43-1319. 775-5176 ooklng privileges, tif-120 per week. Cal pills, x-ray technicians ond others lo Call 143 3477. 100 Shore Drive, Highlands 172-1900 THE BERG AGENCY work In many disease control programs STILL TIME TO PLANT SEWING MACHINE — Singer portable Houri: 10-4 p.m. Rle IS Mlddlelown Positions In Latin America and Africa WELDERS Hack pine, blue spruce, rhododendron, featherweight. Excellent working condi- EATONTOWN — Immediate occupancy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Slnglei; Married O.K. Living ollowonce Needed In 59 developing countries over taleos, American holly, others, 11,35 up. tion. 150. 543-3119. lit, 35. adlactnl to Main Entrance For tflclency. Reasonable rate. 14 Cast High 671-1000 ' provided. Call ACTION /Peace Corps col seas. Singes. Married O.K. Living allow 5M Merchandise Wanted Monmouth. New loroe 3 ond 4-room oporl and Ave.. 391 0599. led (101) 146 1400 from V a.m.-9 p.m. once provided. Coll AC nenls. Luxurious wall-to-wall carpeim TION/viSTA/Peoce Corpi colled (301) COMPLETE VOLUMES KINDLING WOOD- COPPER — trim, leod, aluminum, bat- Included. Air conditioned. Gold Medalllo -ANTICHIGHLANOS - Small hotel MIDDLETOWN Monday ond Tueidoy or come to the Ra tfriti. tot! iron and tieet urop Old heot mads Inn In Eost Brunswick. •46-1400. lo.m-1 p.m. or come lo the Ro Merrll Encylopedlo all electric oportmenls. Rent from S.~ ims by week or month. 3910066. It no You'll love tMs two-story, four-bedroom modo Inn In East Brunswick. 495-OV57 $1 a bag to ond 'od'oton. uied macnintry, An- per month. Phone (201) 136-3100. wer call 741 1144. Colonial high on a hut. Completely air SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Fe~e For Ihote chilly mornings. t.quei L Abrpm> i Son. tJ4 ItOO conditioned. Large living room with flre- paid. Opening tor large company. Start to RECEPTIONIST ANTA CLAUS OUTDOOR DISPLAY - Open Saturday* until 5 pm. COLLECTOR —"Buying LIONEL and oth- RED BANK -ARGE ROOM ANO BATH — At noml Evening hours. Typing, steno, ond good Mode ol plywood, multi-colored, three- LUXURY — One bedroom apartment1. Ai ol cosl for working girl willing lo hel ploce. beautiful new kitchen. A real bar- morrow for 1110 per week Coll us now! Ti t er toy tralm, ony age or condition. Coll gain ot KS.OOO. EQUITY PERSONNEL phone volet- Holmdtl area. Come In piece. Main piece I' loll S40, firm. Coll RED BANK LUMBER after 6 p.m. 391-6430. conditioning, dishwasher, pluih corpe round my house. Skating pond and pool 5WHwy)5 Mlddletown 1716500 JM-09M after 6 p m sun deck. Convenient lo shopping on Near Red Bank but will need car. Cal 9 Wall Street Red Bonk 741-SSOO f EQUITY PERSONNEL OLD FURNITURE — Anlfauet.Vhlnanllquei, _.., . transportation. \21S 671-196V • 143-3131. ALLAIRE-FARROW 190 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 6716500 TOP SOIL TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All Realtor SCREENEO FROM FARM LAND mokes new or used. Guaranteed law as firmware, art oblfcts ond brlc o-brac. KEANSBURG— Private cottage, on ROOMS FOR RENT - Dally, weekly NURSES — RNs Immediat_;e_ cajca»h forr anvilanythin- g ond every 794 Brood SI.. Red Bank Serve at home, abroad. Teach In nursing L.LUCAS INC.. 3641415 135. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth St. rMnl to room efficiency. Security, no pets. Co monthly. Reasonable winter rotes. MACHINISTS theater. 747-O4IS. fhina RuscN's, 35 East Front St. 741-1693. before II a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. 671-4743. Call Alpine Manor, 173-1773. school In Latin America. Africa, and the WOOD — 4'x6'xl' timbers. Oreen hard- 741-3450 Pacific. Serve In neighborhood clinics. Needed In 59 developing countries over NAN JOHNSON seas. Singles. Married O.K. Living allow wood. Good lor holding bonks. SS each RED BANK' — Unfurnished Greentre Call Anytime mobile health units, drug rehabilitation Icked up. Open Sot., until noon. Econo- HAMMOND ORGAN BUYS AND BUYS Apartments, 239 Spring St., Red Bank KEYPORT programs, etc. In U.S. VISTA/Peace once provided. Call AC' From on entire housthold to a single TlON/VlSTA/Peoce Corps colled (301) «, Inc , Rt. 79, (I mile South of Marlboro One bedroom aportmenl available, ca M0. Commtrclal Rentals -orge and lovely three bedroom ranch Corps Volunteer positions. Living allow- Center.) Jtcm. Antique furniture, jewelry, illver. 741)953 for appointment. with fireplace in living room, dlnlnc ances provided. Coll ACTION/Peace •4*1400. 9 o.m.-9 p.m. or come lo Ihe Ro- Of Asbury Pork immediate coin. Top dollar. 74I-5U1. HREWSBURY - Space available, suit oom, full basement ond detached goroge. Corps/VISTA collect 17011 146 1400 from 9 modo Inn In East Brunswick. IREWOOD FOfTSALE — Lorge supply Brand ntw oraon with Rhythm RED BANK'S FINEST Located near schools, shopping, local ond a.m.-9 p.m.. Monday ond Tuesday or ACCOUNTANTS f blocks, cut-offs, klndlino, hardwood CASH — Pawn Broker will buy or loan Available for Immediate or future occu "Me tor stores or offices. Prime h.ghwoy acotlon 143 6US city bus transportation. Nicely landscaped come to the Romoda Inn In East Brunsw- BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL CPA only. Fill your cor trunk for 13. Station Immtdlalt delivery Bench, muilc and monty on diamond*, jewelry, antique ooncy. Spacious 4 and 5 room, two-bet ot with many tall shod* trees. Listed ol EQUITY PERSONNEL wagon. 14.50. Open Sot. until noon, Econo- IMIOM included. pieces and musical Instruments. CEN- jm opor — tments. Adults preferred. N FAIR HAVEN — Office or store. U7.9OO Call today! SALES 90 Hwy 35 Mlddlelown 6716500 ll. Inc., Rt. 79, (1 mile Soulh of Morl- TURY LOAN CO., » Hwy 35, Neptune. pttisj . 7*\M,5672. iroCenlerl Call 776 1900, Centrally located. OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED! 775-9300 LONG BRANCH — Larpt two bedroom 741 2699 or 741 3041 WALKER & WALKER Choose your own field for s 11 I f S ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED unfurnished apartment. Near shopping Realtors EQUITY PERSONNEL. INC „ LAWYERS ALL PURPOSE'CONCRETE FORMS - Open dally'til f Sot. til 5 VISTA needs volunteers to work in hous 4 lineal feet. S300. Rigid 300 pipe threa- Furniture, paintings, cut glass, ort, schools, buses, W25 monthly. 229-1507 LONG BRANCH — Under S4 per sq. f Hwytt 671-3111 Middletown 590 Hwy 35 Mlddtilown 671-6SOO DESKS. FILES, tables, choirs, adding ma- bronies, clocks, porcelain, rugs, jewelry. ncludes dally cleaning service, air cond BRAND NEW ing, welfare, legal education, low reform der, 1100. 764 Mil RED BANK — Three rooms. Redobi KEYPUNCH OPERATOR police-community relations, consumer chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. NAME YOUR PRICE .onlng. free on site parking, all ulilltle -our-bedroom home with o view of Ihe EARS BEST INDOOR*iOUTDOOR~CAR- ot bargain prices. New or used. AAC INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES adults preferred. No pets. Reference on and security system. Single room offic river In Monmouth Beach V J bolhs, for Some experience necesvory, good typhl right), and civil cmev Full time volunteer •tote. Coll 741-6421. •ami filing, salary lo IDS. poiltlon Living allowance provided Cal PETINC - Two years old. 17x13, 150. )ESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhursl. 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-7474 start from 160 per month. 273-3000 mal dining room, eat-In kitchen, family 531 1990. room, double garage. Lorge mortgage ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACTION/VISTA collect (701) 146-140 Good condition Coll 513-3473 RED BANK — Unfurnished. Two bed C^sTTToTOLD TOY THAI Nl — An I SMALL STORE - Cenler of business sec available it qualified, immediate occu- » Thomas AVe. 747)494 Shrewsbury from • o.m.-f p.m. or come to the Ro FIREWOOD FOR SALE rooms, kitchen, living room, both. S11 mado Inn In Eost Brunswick. moke or condition or will .rode HO, 027, 0 month, ptut wan Ion. 1 W. Front SI.. Keyporl. Wit""Ih base pancy Alklna 147,500 Call now. ROGER GUY/GAL FRIDAY - E«perlenced7iT MIXED WOOD IBM TYPEWRITERS « wide gavo*. 774-3710. ment. No toad. Avollaablo e Dec. I, 197) F. COZENS, Realtor. 113 River Rd., Pair Call between 6-10 p.m. 946-M33 light bookkeeping ond retail sales. Full Rental $16.50 per mo.ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh paid. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ground floo Oil J44-1II7. Haven. 741 7614. Multiple Listings time position. Call Morris Plate Glass, WASHER-DRYER COMBINATION - J LES DEUX & DON PONS, 7f9 River Rd.. of family house. Close to bus stop an 74II0M. SECRETARY Portoble repairs U. •77-033 stores. Three large rooms ond both, Ca OFFICE SUITE FOR"RENT - Profei TWO FAMILY 124,900 Good typing and dlcto needed for Inter- years old. In good condition. Asking 1300. Fair Haven, 142-6257 or 741-4337. slonal building. Choice location. Approx 495-1167. ANTIQUES after S p.m.. 291 4>7' ACCOUNTINCCOUN G CLERK esting position In convenient location. TOY TRAINS WANTED motely M0 sa. ft. Coll 747-373O. .orge two family home features three I of occ T 13 dining tables, 77 dining choirs, six ATLANTIC HI,.,,. Knowledge of accounts payable, no typ- Pleaiont working conditions. Excellent 7 ~MYifR SNOW PLOW - Wflh electric china closets, nine sideboards, 7 gome to Any model or cetdiflon. Will pay cosh or bedroom) on one floor, ond two bedrooms ing. Excellent company. Salary lo 1115. benefit! and salary. III. brackets tor Scout or leep. Originally AH utlliltes supplied. Suitable busines NEW SHREWSBURY - 6000 sq It oval on other floor. Owner will arrange tlnonc- bill, 13 teak tobies. 13 desks, five or- trod* HO. Call 131-1314. couplt. Call 291-5731. Available now. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 4650. Must sell.HSO JI3-3919. moires. 50 occasional chairs, eight grand able In discount department store. Will d ng with inOOdOwn. JOThomol Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury WANTED — 3l J room. Tiled bath Ide. Ctwlce location. Call w 3000. MELMEO REALTORS 671 S4M WASHER AND DRYER" ' other clocks, 35 chondellers, 117 oil paint Used Oriental Rugs ROOFERS WANTED 370 Broad St. 741-2327 Red Bonk )ryer like new, washer oood condition, carpet Mature odults. S170 plus utllllli NEw"s'HiTEWSBURY - 3000 saTtTsJori" Chinese ond Pcrilon Security. 7t7M.fl- FAIR HAVEN — River Oakf. Colonial. tm lor both Call 741 1317 ""INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Also Walt Tapestries (Hossed fr6nt. In shopping cenler. Heavily treed. Three bedroomi,' formal 546-7929 alter 6 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES SOCIAL WORKERS DUAL SHOWMAN AMPLIFIERS ^Wlth 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-747i RED~BAN K — Two room opaTfmenMo Con iSTodoo. dining room, fireplace, den. S63.900. Prin- RECEPTIONIST Positions ot responsibility ond sensitivity wo 15" JBL speakers. 1350. RMI electric senior citizen* or retire couple only. Fir STORE FOR RENT - 100*. location a cipals only. 741 3945. Some steno, diversified office work. Local Overseas ond domestic. Must have prob- Plono. 1400. Coll 547 9060. SHOW BEAMS BUYING SILVER COINS floor, private entrance. Near church Rt. 9 North, Freehold. N.J. 40'xlOO' ( area. Excellent opportunity. Salary (90. lem solving ability. Call AC- 30% over face, ond silver dollars 11935 shopping centercenler, etetci . Reference ond sec IO'XIOO'. Has heat, olr conditioning, vln NEW SHREWSBURY - Three bedroom oy the warmth and character of q ond before), »2.S0 eoch. city. Col) botwetn S"ond 6p.m., 747-1006. Ranch. Living room, dining room, recrea ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TlON/VlSTA/Peoce Corps collect <20l FENDER DUAL SHOWMAN AMPLI- utifui beamed cenino Eosy to mstoli tile floor, celling, etc (New). Cotl 46 30 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury 146-1400, 9 a.m 9 nm or come to the Ra FIERS - With two IS" JBL speakers, Call 364-1676 otter 6 p.m, SOOS. Ask to^Marfln Mtll. . Ion room. Woll to wall carpeting. 144.900. Sale priced at- I'. 17 93> 10 . 19 90; If'. ROOM APARTMEVTTT 717-2310. modo Inn In Eost Brunwstck. 1350 RMI electric piano. 1400. Call 543 tllM: 14,113 M In'stock. HOT DOG CART WANTED FASCIA ANCTSOFFIT •060 Mlddtttown orea- Suitable for bachelor LARGE~PRlvA?E OFFICE - Compbei PERSON WANTED ELECTRICIANS RED BANK LUMBER Push type or trailer hitch type. couplt, Tfl) J71 bttwetn IS p.m. Junction. Belford. US a month includes a MIDDLETOWN - Two-bedroom ranch. CALL 566-7979 oner 6 ROUGHER* FINISHERS MECHANICS WOMAN'S IMPORTED BLACK SUEDE 9 Woll Street Red Bonk 74IS50O Coll 264-1169 utilities. 671 13SI Living room, dining room, kitchen, utility EQUITY PERSONNEL, INC. BOOTS — Sfie 10. Never worn. Asking Open Saturdays until 5 D m room ond detached garage. 75*100 lot RN OR LPN - Port time 590-Hwy JS Mlddletown 671 6500 fenced. $71,000 7I7-O93T 11-7 shift. 130 Call 143 9031 oiler 6 p.m. Call HI 3W0, E«l. 13. PIANOS-ORGANS SHREWSBURY MAHOGANY CHINA Cl OSF I And Over 150 units ot warehouse prices. Conn, REAL ESTATE DUPLEX — Three bedrooms upstalri. matching 54 ' buffet with plate gloss mir- KEANSBURG — Four-room houve. Mom THE Two bedrooms downstairs. Needs some SURVEYOR'S HELPER - Must hove~e7 320. Baby Sitting/ Klmball. Yomoha, Chlckerlng, Grond. security. No pelt. perlence with transit, ond drolling. Three ror Good condition, 1300 or best offer lor Lots of trode-ln pianos ond organs from RENTALS MILL RUN BUILDING epair work. Financing ovalioble to quali- days per week. S3.50 to 14. per hour de Child Care both Coll 547 1314. 135. unlimited rentals from 17.50 ptr Highway 35 fied buyer. Keamburg, Aifcing 125,500. ndlng upon experience. Call evening month. Turn your Christmas Club Into a IS RED BANK — Two bedroom house o Call W TlJf. BABY SITTER WANTED - Five days a Now renting 10,000 sq. fl. for er 5:10 p.m. 333 0303 CSTA7C>N6EUE lifetime of enloyment. Christmas Eve de- Noveilnk River, wolhing distance to N. week. 3 to 7 on weekdays. Weekends Suiloble tor dining roam. I3S. February occupancy 10.301a ' Coll 7JO-94JJ. liveries; loy oways. Weekdays 99, Sol. bUMs/trolm. S7S0 monthly. 54J 194* Fully Air Conditioned FAIR HAVEN — River Oaks Colonial 3CUSTODIAr N — For religious institution 143-4670 until 6. 605. Apartments Living room with greenhouse window, Port-time, four hours per day, five doy 33CT4ANN~ETrCITll~irNyBA~ND MOB 11 F RjMSdN Wattrfronrrmodtrr All utilities Included per week. Apply to Box B-391, The Pall BABYSITTF« — Reliable, to ill In ou MODtRN APAKTMENTS nfihtd Ihrtt bedroom, air cond . decor On Site Parking dining room, library, screened porch, full home weekends Two children, ages 1 an •ADIO - With M»3U Microphone. Coll Freehold Music Center Ntw rroniptvlallon Offices Designed to Suit basement ond attic. Kitcheni, three be* Register, Red Bonk. 4. Long Branch. 170-1677. 937 1933 alter 6 p.m. 463 4730 lor home. Dock, fireplace, *tcluded W Coll 4lf Ml* 143 9000 dayI, 1213) 6>S J6I6 weekend*. 600 sq It. to 1Mb sq. It. Suites rooms. Landscaped garden, enclosed WAITRESSES WANTED M'W — Elthel BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES* yard. U7.W0. 741 -9514. B~AB~Y~SI T I f- R Mon lhrOUO.ll ftt ANTIQUE CENTER 1 ONE BEDROOM - Kllthen. llvlna room CALL 842-3888 dovs or nights. Apply Copperfop, 163 a.m. to noon. Preferably In my honif Trifles to Treasures 77 Shrewsburhrewsbury AAvf. Red Bonk UNION BEACH — Four-room houL 747-»2f combination, located ot 199 Port Uo.i- Newtewty painted. I23S month, security r Hwy 35, Mlddletown or call 671 6IM Mlddlelown areo. Personal Interview 1309 Allaire Ave., Wonarooiso 5310094 mouih Rd . Porf Monmouth, Coll otter & More Clottlfltd EXPERIENCED sVAl T~E RS/wVl I quired. Call 671 5659. quiredJlrtd., for Information call 2I/-S470. "" ADAMS REPRClbOCTidNS pm 4fi 0374 or 671 0110. RESSES— 10 p.m lo 4 a.m. TOWN n Sales ond Furniture Reflnlshl ig FIREPLACE WOOD IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on Next Pagt COUNTRY INN, Keyport. Coll 2646130 Relocated 501 1464 Seasoned firewood from Vermont. Cut, SEA BRIGHT - ANCHORAGE APART KEANSBURG — Small two bedroo for Interview. split and delivered to your home. 135 for MENTS SOUTH AND WEST. Private house Ctose to schools Nice yard. Id RED BANK 705. Houses for Sale 330. Domestic Help ELBBA SSYSTEY M -TFOTinsuVance sales- ocean beach, new one ond two bedroom for co lie with one child 1110 per mon HELP WANTED - For public senao ' > fireplace cord (h««<> US lar full fire- w couple CHOICE PROFESSIONAL ZONE HOUSEKEEPER -'Live'in Cnreo men CompletCl e with machine, ffilml , cas- place cord 12x4x1). Limited supply, order ILportmtntt featuring wall lo wotl corpet- Ul utlllllles. Call «7l 1000. business office. Accounting and/or busl household and assist with three school ag settesees, . ond assortessoedd salesales aids. OriginallOl y now, delivery In two weeks. Coll eve- ing, color coord.naled G.E. opplloncei First floor, decorator designed office lul ness management training or experlenr children Utperwrek Call 147-6663. 1110111000. now 145014S0. 717 1331231 jnd olr conditioning Convenient to allHOLMDEL VILLAGE - Four bedroo equiredegulred,. eExcellenx t growth opportunity nlnas, 74I.MI1.'>> Victorian. Newly redecorated. Immtdio tor immediate occupancy. Ample prlvo ;9o% DRUM SET - I piece, like nrw lntluri