Today: Our Weekend Enjoyment Seetion SEE PACES 711 The Weather Variable cloudiness today, high in mid-50s. Cloudy FINAL tonight; chance of rain tomor- row. )•,•£»" / luhvJlu1Hill EDITION ' Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 30 PAGES VOL 95 NO. 93 RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1972. TEN CENTS mannuiiitiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir ••luiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiniiuiiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiijiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiuiri iiiimiiiiinmiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuuiiiinraiiunimi iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiiniiiiiiiuiiiiimniM Revenue Sharing Will Aid Child Welfare By DORIS KULMAN up," Dr. Leontine Young, di- The revenue sharing will the state will be spending fS rector of the Child Service As- bring (87.6 million in federal million in federal matching EATONTOWN - The limit- sociation, Newark, agreed. matching funds into New Jer- funds to purchase day~carc. ed funds being made available States Meant Weil sey, $41 million of it for social Problems Mounting through' federal revenue shar- States which will be forced services, Mr. O'Grady said. Dr. Young, who also is ing will force some states to to curtail services for children The state and local govern- chairman of the Citizens Com- cut back social welfare ser- "at least had their hearts in ments must "match" the fed- mittee for Children of New vices for children, but New the right place," she said. eral share by putting up 25 Jersey declared that "In New Jersey isn't pne of them, a Mr. O'Grady and Dr. Young per cent of the cost of the pro- Jersey, no matter which way consultant with the state Divi- were among the panelists at a grams the federal money will you turn you meet a lack of sion of Youth and Family Ser- public forum last night on finance. resources and esclating prob- vices said last night. "Children —. Whose Responsi- Mr. O'Grady said the Divi- lems." "New Jersey, which never bility?" The forum was spon- sion of Youth and Family Ser- She said that the problems has been a big spender" on sored' by these Monmouth vices has established five pri- of increasing crime, drug services for children, will County organizations: Task ority areas which will get 91) abuse, neglected and abused have more money available Force on Children's Services, per cent of available funds: children, and family dis- under the new federal pro- Community Services Council, day care, foster care, family organization, "seen In their gram than it ever had before, Community Coordinated Child planning, programs for the most extreme form in the in- according to the consultant. Care Committee (4C), Mental mentally retarded, and drug ner city are in the suburbs, Richard O'Grady. Health Association, and Shore and alcohol control and treat- too." "New Jersey can go a long Unit, N.J. Association of So- ment. Dr. Young and Somerset way and still just be catching cial Workers. He said that by next June See Revenue page 2 Full Foe Pullout , Rojlitar Stall Ptioto FOR CHILD ADVOCACY — Participants in a public forum on the need for a coordinated approach to services for children sponsored by several county organizations and held in the Monmouth Shopping Center civic auditorium last night, were, left to right, Richard O'Grady, consultant, state Division of Youth and Family Services; Doris Dealaman, a Somerset County freeholder; Dr. Leontine Young, di- rector, Child Service Association, Newark; Mrs. John W. Angers, of the Monmouth County Junior League, the moderator; Mrs. Warren F. Beer, Rumson, chairman, Monmouth County 4C Committee, and Albert Feuchtwanger, program chairman. Is Thieu Demand SAIGON (AP) - President president to accept the cease- military strength in Vietnam port of Thieu's demands for Nguyen Van Thieu told an en- fire plan as soon as possible. is about 32,000. withdrawal of North Vietnam- vojs, from President Nixon Send Minesweepers ese forces from South Viet- today that all North Vietnam- Meanwhile, the U.S. mili- tary command accelerated its Informants also confirmed nam, application of the pro- Hudson Leader Asks ese troops must be withdrawn that the United States is send- posed cease-fire to Cambodia planning for a complete from South Vietnam before an ing additional mineswecplng and Laos and guarantees that agreement to end the war can American withdrawal from Vietnam in the event of a forces to Join five mine- there would be no coalition be finalized, a newspaper con- sweepers already in the cease-fire. government. trolled by the president's of- Western Pacific. They would Bontempo Resignation fice reported. Informants said American, remove American mines from Thieu's closest adviser. Thieu conferred for nearly troop strength in Vietnam North Vietnamese harbors Hoang Duc.Nha, Senate Presi- TRENTON (AP) - A de- in the presidential election er be part of any movement to DeRose of Essex for the gu- two hours with Gen. Alexan- would drop below the 27,0ftU once a cease-fire agreement dent Nguyen Van Huyen and mand for the ouster of State Tuesday and in the gubernato- oust Bontempo. I thought he bernatorial nomination next der M. Haig Jr. shortly after ceiling ordered by Nixon by is signed, i other top officials have been Democratic Chairman Salva- rial election in 1969. did the best job possible under year. he arrived in Saigon to urge Dec. 1 and indicated there giving a number of Western tore A. Bontempo is encoun- Fitzpatrick's announcement adverse circumstances." "Fitzpatrick doesn't want to Thieu to go along^with the might be further withdrawals Coinciding with Haig's sec- newsmen "background" inter- tering opposition from party increased speculation of a bit- Middlesex County Demo- be told who's going to be the cease-fire agreement Presi- of U.S. troops even if a cease- ond visit in six weeks, Thieu's views In tho last few days, leadens. ter fight among party leaders cratic Chairman Richard Mul- candidate," the source said. dential adviser Henry A. Kis- fire agreement is not signed government began a new Reports from .Washington In a strongly worded attack that could culminate in a pri- ligan said he would not take "He expects to be consulted." % singer, worked out with the by next month. Current U.S. propaganda campaign in sup- See Thieu, page 1 on the party leadership, Hud- mary election to choose a part in any "dumping move- Party leaders said that Bon- North Vietnamese in Paris. son County Democratic Chair- Democratic gubernatorial ment" and Matthew Feldman tempo and Lerner conferred Haig is Kissinger's chief assis- man Francis G. Fitzpatrick of nominee in 1973. of Bergen County said he had with a rival faction in Hudson tant. Bayonne, called yesterday for Bontempo, who is vacation- "the most cordial relationship in seeking support for DeRose The newspaper Tin Song, Bontempo's removal from of- ing in Puerto Rico, was not with Sal Bontempo."' "on an ethnic basis." DeRose which is financed by Thieu's Congregation Suing fice. immediately available for One party leader said Fit- is an Italian-American. private secretary, quoted a Mayor Fitzpatrick said "the comment. zpatrick, who is allied with Fitzpatrick urged that the high-level source as saying' state leadership cannot es- But some Democratic lead- Mayor Paul T. Jordan of Jer- 21 county chairmen meet to that Thieu in his meeting with cape a large measure of re- ers reacted by expressing sup- sey City, is bitter over the de- name a successor to Bon- Haig insisted on the total tempo before a gubernatorial Members for Pledges sponsibility for ill-considered port for Bontempo. cision by Bontempo and Essex withdrawal of all North Viet- nominations and consequent Camden County Chairman County Chairman Harry Ler- nominee is selected. namese troops from the By BOB BI1AMI.EV congregation who have re- ler Jr., supervising clerk of disastrous elections results" James Joyce said, "I will nev- ner to back State Sen, Ralph On the Republican side. South. Thieu reportedly said neged on financial pledges. the court. Gov. William T. Cahill has not he would not accept any pri- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Checking a rumor that 20 "This is a private matter declared whether he will seek vate agreements or tacit un- Herbert Barrack of 17 Idle- such suits have been filed. between the temple and the reelection. But some Demo- derstandings on a pullnut. brook Lane, president of the The Register was told yes- congregation. It is not our pos- crats believe he would be vul- A spokesman for the U.S. congregation of Temple Beth terday by a clerk of tho Dis- ture to discuss it with a news- nerable in 1973 because of his Embassy said he could nei- Ahm, confirmed last night trict Court that "a number" paper," Mr. Barrack said last Floods Close Sewer unsuccessful campaign to ther confirm nor deny reports that the temple has filed suit of suits arc indeed pending, night. enact a state income tax and that Haig carried a personal in Monmouth County District but that details could be re- The congregation president the conviction on briberyrton- letter from Nixon to Thieu ur- Court, Long Branch, against a leased only with permission or conceded, however, that filing spiracy charges of Cabin's ging the South Vietnamese number of members of the vacationing Charles V. Meh- suit against delinquent Plant at Strathujore close friend and political advi- pledges "Is not often done." ser. Secretary of State 1'aul Mr, Barrack added that the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - days ago caused the plant to few days, Mr. Langfnrd said .1. Sherwin. The Strathmore sewage treat- be immersed in water from he expects a real problem to defendants in the suits are ment plant, 38 Noble Place, six to 20 feet deep, Mr. Lang- arise in the spring. Fitzpatrick said that lion- Beach Aid Means Public persons who have continued completely inundated with ford explained. Waters are not expected to tempo should be replaced be- to reside here, have refused to water after Wednesday's rain recede too quickly, he ox- cause "the loss of the gover- honor their pledges to the Late yesterday afternoon, nor's office in 196!) by a record storm, is expected to be inop- he said, 30 per cent of the plained, because of high tides temple and have been unwill- erative for approximately and a prediction of more rain margin and the overwhelming Access, Sea Bright Told ing to negotiate a settlement plant was still under water. rejection of the Democratic three to four weeks. The portions still immersed, this weekend, if cold weal her of their obligations. . presidential candidate by the SKA BRIGHT - Free pub- nance as a municipal shore garbage collection con- "We're proceeding with an As a result, James M. Lang- Mr. Langford said, continued hits, he said, whatever water lic access as well :is borough front park." tractors. remains in the "lake" could citizens of New Jersey clearly attorney. We feel it's in- ford, Matawan Township Util- to disperse sludge into sur- ownership of the omanfront The letter also asks the This action followed a freeze. Thus, during warmer .show that the Democratic cumbent on the temple to ities Authority (MTUA) engi- rounding waters which he de- are prerequisites in appli- borough to report on its plan- strongly worded complaint spring weather, when the'ice Party is nominating candi- bring them to task," Mr. Bar- neer, said residents in the scribed as a "40-acre lake." cation for state monies for ning for protection and use of from Councilman William melts, decaying matter will dates Svho have little appeal rack said. southern portion of the town- "Sewerage flow will be slow- to the yoters of this state." shore protection, hero. •'its entire ocean shore front Brennan. "How long." Mr. create an odor problem. lie added that congregation • ship are requested to limit ed down appreciably," the en- with a projected schedule of Brennan asked, "are we going Bontempo and Lcrner back- The terms were spelled out officials believe the alleged water use. gineer said. He expects there "Flooded roads and man- accomplishment." lo play with I)c Lisa. It is ed Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey in a letter addressed to delinquents are "morally if "Residents should curb the will be some immediate foul holes caused an inordinate time we stopped any games. against Sen. George Borough Council by James.K. After a state aid agreement not legally obligated to make use of toilets for the next odors surrounding the plant as amount of water to flow into Kvery time there Is a storm. McGovern in New Jersey's Uankin, chief of the New Jer- is entered into between the some sort of settlement satis- three to four days," he said. waters continue to recede, the plant Wednesday," Mr. he tells us he cannot pick up primary election last June but sey State Department of Envi- borough and the dcpartme.nl. factory to the temple if they "We are also asking for a lim- "But we are trying to combat Langford said. "This, in turn, ronmental Protection. Sea Bright must deposit garbage which lies on the ited use of washing machin- this." caused tanks within to flood. endorsed McGovern after he continue to live in the commu- Mr. Ilankin said Hie matching funds before' any streels for days. Let our es," he added. Water just couldn't flow out." won the nomination. nity." Although problems with borough's application for im bids for the project can bo ad- streets department collect tho he explained. Richard Samuel, a national The congregation president Heavy rains in the area two odors are expected in the next estimtcd $2(K),(HMI for construc- vertised; must agree "to pur- stuff and then let us charge commitleeman and a explained that the temple has Yesterday crews worked to tion of a Hull-foot stone groin. chase and furnish evidence of We Lisa for the cost." niiiiHflinntiiiiimiiiMiiiiiiimimniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimui MeGovern delegate to Ihe. borrowed money against clean up as much (if the plant 1,5(11) rcct south of Atlantic acquisition and-dedication of Democratic National Con- Mr. Bnnello advised cotlncil pledges made by members of as they could. "Our imme- Way was under review, sub-, any private shore front so us vention, said he felt Bontempo the congregation, including diate problem was to got the ject to certain conditions to establish nil) per cent that under the contract, if tho The Inside Story should be permitted lo stay on I ho.0e of the alleged plant open to receive waters," which the borough must meet. borough ownership anil park contractor fails to perform his 'A Bayshore resident profiled Page 18 Mr. Langford declared. "We through next year's primary. See Only, Page 2 delinquents. Mr. Hankin,said in his letter use." Problems of a demanding child '. Page 19 are trying to get a hydraulic Lerner said "now is not the the borough must, by resol- The borough, according lo Weekend high school football preview Page 22 flow through the plant." time for recrimination" and Knlcks remain undefeated at Garden Page 23 called for a vote of confidence ution, state irt.rwillinf!»K> en- the letter, must ulsongrcc "lo ter into a slate aid agreement maintain the shore front upcn Giants mad, ready to do or die Pagr23 As things get back; to nor- for Bontempo. wilh the department; il must to the public, Including acqui- Problems of Blind mal Mr. Langford saill he ex- DAILY REGISTER In I960, Cahill defeated prepare the necessary plans sition, designation and dedica- Bridge Advice ...20 PHONE NUMBERS pects equipment malfunc- Classified -24-29 Democratic former Gov. Hob- and specifications in coopera- tion of means of access." „ Main Office 74I-Q0IO tions "We will try to correct ert B. Meyner in a landslide tion, with the. Iturcau of Navi- Described in Series Comics • 20 them as they come up." he Mr. Ilankin told the borough Classified Ads 741-6900. and Meyner installed Bon- gntinn, and it must have that completion of the review There's nothing too exceptional, news story-wise, about a Contemporary Life 18,19 said. Legal Adv 741-9010 tempo as the party chairman. mulching funds available. is subject to receipt of a re- young lady's activities from kindergarten through college. Crossword Puzzle 20 Display Adv 741-M10 Talking about problems of port listing the borough's When the particular young lady has been blind throughout that Editorials 6 Circulation Dept 741-3331 the last two days, Mr. Lang- His removal would require Mr. Itankin's letter also stipulated that the borough planning for protection of the time, however, there's quite a story. Entertainment 7-11 Sports Dept 7410017 ford could only say, "We've support from a majority of "must furnish evidence of ocean front. We'll tell It next week in a scries by staffer Marybeth Al- Financial • 15 Contemporary Life 741-0010 gotfi mess." the 21 county chairmen. Horoscope 20 present borough ownership of The letter was referred to len. Starting Monday, the stories will appear on the Contempo- Accounts Payable...,...7410010 The plant processes one mil- rary Llfr.1 pages of The Daily Register. They will describe Obituaries 4 ..741-0010 Fitzpatrick said he felt I he ocean shore front from Kt. Borough Allorncy Hlehanl I,. Accounts Receivable, lion gallons of water a day. some (if the obstacles in a blind person's life that are but Religions News ™..M Mlddlctown Bureau- ..671-225* party was "in disarray. We Hancock south to the bound- lionclln for his consideration Sports 22,23 ..462-2121 must reorganize, ary of Monmouth Beach, and before official action is taken. simple challenges for the sighted. \ Freehold Bureau , Vacation Paradise Surf, Field, Stream 23 ...222-0010 the extent to which such shore Mr. Boncllo was also in- Tho biggest spending season of the year has started. ' Lone Branch Bureau St. Thomas. Virgin Islands. iiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiiiitiiiHimiii limn Yankee Clipper, Sea Girt front is dedicated by ordl- structed by council to invoke As a guide to savings for shoppers, Sylvia Porter provides Two-room apartment, great Reservations now for Thanks- contractual rights 'of the a "Buy Wisely" quiz prepared by the Council for Family Fi- Cypress Inn Branch ocean view, $150 per week for »% and 2«% Off giving dinner overlooking the Drug Addiction Problem? borough In Its garbage collec- nancial Education. It will appear in her "Your Money's two. rio sun -no pay. Contact On all winter coats, jackets, Every Sun. II a.m.-3 p.m. Atlantic. Complete Turkey Call KH8-K33J tion contract with M. and T. Worth" column Monday In The Daily Hcglster, Northern Mon- Bill- Hall, 16 Kst. Bolongo. St. dresses. Boutique, 759 Hivcr Adults $2.95, children $2.25. dinner, $5.5(1 per person. Kor Help Do Lisa Inc. Wannmassa, mouth County's largest newspaper and Monmouth County's • Fid.. Fair Haven. (Adv.) . . (Adv.) Thomas, V.I. 00801. (Adv.) (Adv.) Day or right (Adv.) most Interesting newspaper. «• 2 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MJddletown, N.J. Friday, November It, 1J72 Highlands Police Gain Pd A Rank, Lose a Man Continued (M HIGHLANDS - The "They didn't consult anyone his resignation, effective 8 borough suddenly gained a po- in the police depart menl be- a.m. Sunday, and threw his Hazlet Center lice sergeant'laif night. A few fore making their recommen- badge and identification pa- HAZLET - A public hear- that proper receptacles for minutes later, it Suddenly lost dation, and they didn't consult pers on the council table ing on a site plan application trash would be provided at ei- a patrolman. the other two members of Mayor White said Patrol- by two Clark developers to ther side of the building.. council beforehand," Mayor man Stefanski has been at- However, what types of deliv- The new police sergeant is build a small shopping center While declared tending classes in Brnokdale ery trucks would come into former Patrolman .fames T at Rt. 36 and Union Ave. was He added thai when the Community College more the area could not be ascer- Davis, promoted to sergeant continued until next month by three councilman were asked than a year, and presumably tained since no leases.have at an adjourned meeting of the Planning Board pending a by the mayor and Councilman expected to receive the pro- been signed Borough Council last night by report from the township en- ('. Paul Case, who voted motion given Patrolman An amendment to the zon- a vole of 3 to 2. gineer. against the appointment, Davis. ing ordinance providing for Shortly after the appoint- Applicants Anthony Ginesi whether they had checked Pa- senior citizens housing .on menl was voted, Patrolman The new sergeant's appoint- and Vincent Vacarro seek to trolman Davis' qualifications Middle Road received a rec- . Robert Slefanski rose to re- ment drew spirited protest build a 20,000-square-foot for the promotion, Mr Waters • ommendation for approval to sign publicly from the police from a group of residents in building on a 95,000-square- replied that he had not, and 'YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY' — Sam RQPpaport, left, Of the Township Committee fnrce. Ihe audience. Mayor White foot lot. Ihe other two councilmen said said. The group, which McDonald's, Rt. 35, Middletown, presents check for $757, half of one day's from the planners' zoning Mayor James T. White ex- Ihey had "looked through charged the appointment is receipts, to Lt. Robert Lanno, police representative to Middletown Helps '• The one-story masonry committee. , . , plained last night's uncxpect- them." "political interference with Its Own. Police Chief Joseph M. McCarthy smiles at right. Mr. Rappaport building is expected to house ed events. The amended ordinance is Asked why they proposed the police department." plans sets aside one day each year to help the township's needy. Contribution between seven and. 10' small will be used for MHIO Christmas Basket program. slated for a public hearing be- ' About five minutes before Ihe appointment suddenly last to meet at Ho'clock tonight in businesses. Mr. Ginesi is in fore the Township Committee the meeting convened, the night, Couneilmcn Waters, Borough Hall to consider ac- the process of negotiating Tuesday. leases, but no definite tenants mayor said, (,'ouncilmen Luke (Jill and Penta merely replied. tion. It defines regulations for de- have signed yet he said. .1 I'enta, Robert M. Waters •We needed another ser- Council awarded a contract sign and building of the com- 1 Sr. and Richard 1'. Gill pro- geant, ' the mayor went on. lo supply a new borough Gar- Homeowners adjacent to plex and gives priority to lo- posed Patrolman Davis for Resigns Marlboro OKs Code bage truck to GMC Sales Co., the proposed shopping area cal residents in renting the the vacant sergeantcy. which, Patrolman Stefanski. after Bradley Beach, on a bid of objected to. increased traffic, units. In addition, the they said, had been created exchanging angry words with JM.IOO.'The truck will be de- noise and garbage which the amended ordinance calls for by ordinance but never filled. Councilman Penta, announced livered in three to five days. center might produce. senior citizen related recrea- On Utilities Hookups The residents, all from tion areas and facilities, a Hemlock St., also questioned community center, adminis- Mayor Salkind said that the MARLBORO —The Town- show that septic tanks could the developers on what types trative offices and laundry fa- township has been without ship Council last night handle the problem. of delivery vehicles the busi- cilities on the site. It also lim- Keansburg Zoners OK adopted an amendment to the "I don't think it is proper to any plumbing regulations its the number of dwelling nesses might attract. since the council in 19$!! Subdivision Ordinance provid- push this through now. We Homeowners were assured units per acre. ing for mandatory sewer and have plenty of time," Mr. passed an amendment to the water hookups. Kaplan said. Building Code which delected Four Variance Bids The amendment provides Mayor Morton Salkind said all plumbing regulations. KKA.N'SBUKi; - The Zon- Shore Blvd. and were granted and non-conforming. that after July 1, 1971!, all sub- that the state Soil Con- He said the plumbing in- Wetlands Owners ing Board of Adjustment last permission lo make general The board will request the divisions consisting of more servation Service is con- spector was using state stan- night granted four variances repairs. There are lo be no ex- building inspector, William A. than six lots must be able to ducting tests to provide per- dards when certifying homes. and held one over for further tensions on the existing build- Carey, lo attend the next tie into public water and sew- colation data on all land here. The mayor said that the in- study. meeting with his further rec- er lines prior to their approv- Council President Lawrence spector had no power to en- Plan Test of Curbs ings. ommendations concerning the al. S. Grossman said that if those force those standards, how- Arthur U. Robinson of 171) DOVER TOWNSHIP (AP) cause of the regulations. He To Add Bedrooms, Bath correct footage. studies indicate certain areas ever. Forest Ave., in an HI "resi- Industrial and commercial — Attorneys for land owners said he expects many appeals Joseph Coward of 14S Shore could be exempt from the Mayor Salking said, how- dential zone, was given per- Voting in favor of the mo- subdivisions of over six lots and developers said yesterday from property owners who Blvd., in an HI zone, will add amendment, the ordinance ever, that no problem existed mission to transform his nine- lion were Chairman Frank A. are alsu covered by the they plan court action to block cannot use their property four bedrooms and a bath to will be amended further. since there were no violations room one-family house into a Miele. Alan K. (Year and Wil- amendment, which in those proposed regulations to limit once the regulations go into his two-family dwelling. cases becomes effective two In other action, council of the state standards. two-family house. liam 1'. O'Brien, who was lust the use of wetlands in Ocean. effect. The board granted Ihe vari- night's acting secretary. years after adoption. adopted an ordinance regu- Council adopted an ordi- He plans to have one bed- Middlesex and Monmouth "1 don't see how we can tax ance because the first floor of lating the installation of nance regulating bicycles. All room In each apartment and Opposed was member An- The only dissenting vote on Counties. them the same way we tax the side-by-side apartments Ihony Chesney. • the amendment was cast by plumbing systems. bicycles must have lights and will occupy the downstairs The lawyers were among people who can build on their was burned out last Spring L'ounrtlman Richard Kaplan. Sidney Leveson. School reflectors. apartment. The four men constitute the speakers during the second land," Gaskill said. and Mr. Coward is making the He said that low density areas Road West, said he thought Persons IB years old and The variance was granted board with the exception of round of hearings on the regu- necessary repairs. might adequately be served the ordinance would down younger violating the ordi- The regulations have been with the stipulation that his one member. lations. They claimed that the by septic tanks. ;grade plumbing requirements, nance will be reprimanded in proposed by the state Depart- plans for a side entrance to The rooms will be added The seat was formerly occu- proposal would confiscate the there for lowering the cost of writing by the police depart- ment of Environmental Pro- the upstairs apartment are atop the existing building. pied by Councilman Kugene The councilman said that properties involved by limit- construction to builders and ' ment. Persons over 16 will be tection under the Wetlands approved. < Held for further study was Connelly and as Of last night's exceptions should be made to ing the owners' use and sug- possibly open the township to subject to a fine not to exceed Act of 1970. That act gives the John F. Lynch, 'M> Camp- the request from Mrs. Carolyn meeting Borough Council had the amendment if the per- gested the state pay a fair mass development. $11)0. state jurisdiction over the use view Place, was granted a Montague of .'il Pineview not made a new appointment. , colation tables in those cases market price for those lands. and development of privately variance to add two feet to Ave.. who owns a two-family The hearing was conducted owned lands that have neces- the side of his house to en- house. at Ocean County College, and sary qualities to sustain many large an existing bedroom. Mrs. Montague seeks the most of the 150 persons at- forms of marine life. Mary and Kunway Chin of variance to add two 24 by Ill- Wetlands Act Is No Threat to Plans tending were in favor of the 27 Prospect Ave,. Atlantic foot rooms, one atop the oth- regulations. However, they The regulations proposed Highlands, have purchased er, to her home. also had some reservations. specifically prohibit draining, two houses located at 145 The home is in a li-I zone Of JCPL, Union Beach Mayor Says Brick Township Councilman filling, polluting or otherwise Charles C. Gaskill asked the altering any lands that fall UNION BKACH - Will the for one lo believe they will "Our laws permit us to ex- Snyder of 808 Jersey Ave were Department oi Environmental into the wetlands category. Wetlands Act have an adverse meet state standards." mayor lend this period of time if we approved as members of Protection to consider some The hearings will continue Thieu Demand Is effect on the construction of a llennessy said. have|to," the mayor said. Union Gardens Fire Co. - kind of aid ta communities today in New Brunswick at $5 million generating plant on "1 know the plant will meet "I don't know at this time Council authorized the that lose tax revenues be- Rutgers University. a portion of Conasconk Point ? all local zoning codes." he how many more permits they transfer of $7,608 between "We think not," Mayor Al- added. may need to commence con- various budgeted accounts. Full Troop Pullout fred T. Hennessy Jr. said al- •Jersey Central, according to struction. But I do know it In view of Thanksgiving Holmdel Planners Act ter last night's Borough local regulations has one year can't be too soon as far as Day fa lung on council's regu- • (Continued) Vietnamese understood they Council meeting. from the date the building Borough Council is concerned. earlier this month said the must reduce the number (if larly scheduled meeting night permit was issued to begin Thomas J. Visicaro of 411) the next session will be held Nixon administration envis- their Iroops in Ihe South, but "I think 1 can say Jersey On Beers St. Route construction. Park Ave., and Edward R. Nov. ;S0. ions a pullback of some — but no hard and fast agreement Central I'ower and Light Co. HOLMDEL - Meeting in Committee give consideration not all — of North Vietnam's was reached on this point. (the proposed developers of special session last night, the to a redesign of the proposed 145,(101) troops In South Viet- The official South Vietnam- the KM acre tract that fronts Planning Board voted to rec- intersection of N. Beers St. nam though it is not specified ese news agency reported on Raritan Bay) anticipated ommend the more southerly with Chestnut Ridge Road. in the nine-point draft agree- this legislation but feel they Housing Division Code today that with Nixon's land- of two proposed routes for the The only other item sched- ment announced by Hanoi and slide reelection. South Viet- arc safe at this point. extension of Beers St. uled for the special session, U.S. presidential adviser Hen- nam's legislators are •'con- ••I say this because they The planners had been an application by Country ry A. Kissinger Ott. HH. fident that the just peace the Introduced in Marlboro asked to review the two pro- Workshop II for a store on Rt. have already spent approxi- Informed sources said Kissi- Vietnamese as well as Un- posed routes, both of which mately $7 million in engineer- "totally bi-partisian." year will call for a revamping 35 and Laurel Ave. was with nger, -during-,hls negotiations American people have pur- MARLBORO - The Town- would connect Beers St. with ing and planning for the site," of the federal Housing and Ur- drawn., with Hanoi's l,e Due Tho in sued for several years would ship Council last night in- The major function of the Chestnut Ridge Road via the the mayor stated. ban Development (HUD) and Paris in mid-October, got the be achieved In the very near troduced an'ordinance creat- division, the mayor said, will Bailey-Manzo tract. The ex- ing a Division of Housing to be to prepare reports and to the Federal Housing Adminis- impression that the North future." Late last month the utility tension is planned as a major solve the needs of senior citi- recommend to council ways to tration (KHA) because he is was granted a building permit "appalled at the scandals." collector route to relieve the Skull Was iiiiininiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii zens and low and moderate in- solve the housing needs of the overload on Bethany Road. which based on the local S10 .coine families. senior citizens and low and •'So, there should be new fee for each $1,(10(1 of con- Differences in the two pro- Council also tabled Ihe pub- moderate income families ways of obtaining federal Of Woman, struction put $i)ll,tli)i] in the posed routes lie in their paths lic hearing on the repeal of-.an "living here when the ordi- funds." the mayor said. Births borough treasury. southeast from Bayshore ordinance creating a Housing nance is adopted." The council's decision in re- iininiiilinillllllillUHliiHliiiliiliiiilliniini mini mi iiiiimiiiiimi; Community Hospital across About 70 "I know the utility is hying Authority. Both hearings will Outlines Responsibilities peal the Housing Authority the Ackerson and Manzo MIDDLETOWN-A human RIVKRVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. William Block problems in other -places, eco- be held Nov. :S(l. Mayor Sulkind said the divi- came after five township resi- tracts. skull found two months ago in Red Bank (Carol Zurtiuidc). 41)7 River logically speaking, but the en- The Division of Housing will sion will also investigate ways dents Oct. S submitted a peti- lid., Fair Haven, daughter, vironmental engineering that tion calling for the repeal or a The northerly route would a wooded area off Serpentine ••"-•Mr.-nnd Mrs. Jesse R. Kek- be part, of the Department of to rehabilitate existing hous- Nov. !), has been done here leads me referendum lo decide the mat- permit speeds of SO miles per Drive has been identified as enrode (nee Janet Wiltsie), Itt Kcommiic Development, lt ing units. The division will- hour, but would cost an addi- will consist of nine members also serve as a liaison with ter. that of an adult female ap- Lynn Blvd., Hazlel. daughter, tional 965,000, would take one each serving staggered three- federal, state and county The petition was validated proximately 70 to 75 years old. Nov. 7. outbuilding and more land, year terms. agencies in an effort to obtain after the township clerk deter- An examination of the skull Mr. and Mrs. John Kocmg Only Public Beach and wouldn't permit reverse The members will be ap- non-municipal funds to fi- mined it contained the suf- was undertaken by Dr. Edwin (nee Judith Snyder), 12 Daniel frontage for the lots adjoining Drive, Matawan, son, Nov. 7. pointed by the mayor. Mayor nance their recommendations. ficient number of signatures Albano, stale medical exam- to attain their goal. the road. iner. He based his findings on Mr and Mrs. .loseph Gentile Morton Salkind said the divi- The mayor said that Presi- The board in recommending toxicology- reports and exam- (nee Sharon Lund), 22(1 Broad- Eligible for Funds sion's membership would be dent Diehard M. Nixon next The group which began the the more southerly route, on ination of the woman's teeth. way. Union Beach, son, Nov. 1 petition, the "Marlboro Refer- (Conl limed) John S Forsman about I In which top speeds would prob- 7. endum Committee," last Positive identification of the obligation, payment could be status of the Miminnuth Coun- ably he 4(1 miles per hour, sug- month asked council to create woman and how long she had MONMOUTII MKDICAl. slopped for Hie period of ty land fill operation. gested that the Township Revenue Sharing a joint housing study com- been dead has not been made. Long Branch default. mittee to explore alternatives • Mr. and Mrs. William At present the borough lia's Council resolved to write tn tn meet housing needs here. The skull is inthe office of Konw.ee (nee Helen Cav- a $72,!>ll(l. a year garbage col- the Board of Freeholders m- The Division nf Housing Dr. Stanley M. Becker, county anaugh), H!i Oak Hill Ave., lection contract with De Lisa, <|innng about Ihe project's To Aid Children apparently is an offshot of the Physician Is medical examiner. II was re- Long lirarich, daughter. Nov. who must "pick-up" three status. ferred there by members nf (Cmilimied) Mrs. Warren Beer. Humson. committee's proposal. s. Innujia week. The pad is for the'Middletown detective divi- Mayor Cecile F \nrton pro- chairman of the Community The Housing Authority was Indicted On Mr. and Mrs. Hichaid Wor- I wo years. County Freeholder Doris W. sion. da lined Nov '_'."> as Blond Coordinated Child Care Com- to have overseen the construc- sley (nee Annie Willins), 14 Dealaman emphasized the Discussion nf the borough's Hank Day and urged residents mit lee (4C), outlined its work tion of a limited number of need lor pressure- mi the slate 46 Counts The skull was found by two Fourth Ave . Long Branch, problems will) Do Lisa, led lo lo donate blood lo the \lnir- low-income and senior citi/en in coordinating services to 'THKNTON (AP) - A Long 17-year-old boys in late Sep son, Nuv S. a question Irom Cniincilniaii Legislature to gel programs i dwelling units. Currently innulli Counlv Blnod Hank • avoid duplication. • tember while they were ex and appropriations for chil- there is no provision in the Branch pediatrician was in- dren's services. Mrs. Dealainan. ;i social dicted by a Monmouth County plnring in the woods worker, praised the -1C for in- Zoning Ordinnnre for multi- lamtly housing. grand jury yesterday on 4(1 Detective (apt. Robert V Weather: Partly Cloudy "Special IIIICTI'SI groups volving parenis "a group counts alleging Medicaid Letts said the boys took it to winch make noise in ihe Leg- from which we as profes- fraud, the state attorney •gen- biology teacher at Middletowi Variable cloudiness today, renlral Plains and 'fete and Wvu . Initial Key West, Fla. islature gel acliiin." Mrs. sionals have much J» learn if Marshlands Is!... (;ial suffice announced. • ••• . Township,High..School, whefi 1 high itn-lhp mid fills -riimdy Irom the. lower---Mississippi - "{K'jilaws'm v.i'id, "It's t'inV to'- we'd jusf slop talking and State Criminal Justice Di- both are students. School ofri"* lonight, low in ihi; mid Ills. Hivcr Valley to southern New TIDES say you're working lor child, slart listening." Topic of Talk rector Evan W. Janus said Dr. cials turned the skull over In Tomorrow chance ol ram, Jersey mid the (iulf coast Sandy Hook advocacy, but I challenge you Mrs Beer said thai one- FT. MONMOUTII - Ken- Armand S. Mime submitted the medical examiner. high in the ills. Sunday lair Ham and snow showers TODAY - High 111:211 pin to fiiul any legislator, bar Iliird of ihe •!(" ciminiiltee is logy will take the place nf claims for :|B2 patient visits and pleasant moved mlo Washington and and low '1:211 p.m. none, who knows what you're parents. The other members communications-electronics which never, occurred. Cloudy skies, ram, snow and Idaho Mam and drizzle with TOMOIIROW - Huh III II talking about. They've been of Ihe commit lee are repre- at Ihe next meeting of the Ft. The charges involved 2:1 dit- >W I'alrol Lvuifors a in. and 11:1111 p in and Inw senlalives of public, non-profit fog touched most ol the nalion occasional scattered thunder loo busy working for roads." Mnnmouth Chapter. Armed ferent families that included CI.IFFWOon-[fluted ll:.' a.m. and i in p in. and private social service pa today. storms dampened Ihe middle Stale Legislative interest in Forces Communications and 75 individuals. Ihe stale Irol leaders of Junior Girl and niirlhern Mississippi Val- SUNDAY - High II -HI ninnele and asphalt whs one agencies, and private schools, Kleclronics Association, charged In Long Branch yesterday day can' centers and individ- Scout Troop .12U were Bonnie ley, and Irei7.ing drizzle iced ;i in. and low I VI a in .n.il nf Dr. Young's worries, loo. Thursday in (iibbs Hall. Jahos said Mazie allegedly Ihe high was M degrees and uals The committee funclions Buys. Barbara Murray, Bar- pails ol Niiilh and South Ha :VM p in .. t- The speaker is to br Dr. had his patients sign extra the low.-44. The li pin tem- as an advisory committee to bara Negro, Sharon, Van kolii Fur Bed Bank'and liumsmi "It is fur children's ser- .lohn B (Jack) I'carce, direc- Medicaid claim forms which perature was 4fi and tin- over- Ihe county Welfare Board lor lilahn. Patricia Troiano, Ka- Skies were nvrrcasl Irom bridge, add two hours; Sen vices, isn't il'.' 'They can't tor ol Ihe Sandy Hook Marine 'he later submitted will) false night low. ;i; II was :in de purchase of child welfare ser- ren Krall, Theresa Moczulak Ihe llreal Lakes lo'.Vw Kng Brighl, deduct ,111 inniiiirs; spend il on highways?" Dr. Laboratory. His subject: dates iind services grces al 7 a.m. today vices wiih funds available and Linda Lee. I li nil. Lung Branch, deducl \h min- Viiiing asked Mr. Otirady "The Importance of Mar- Mazie faces up In three through I lie Social Security The unit is sponsored by Ihe ' Kxceplinns wi'ic Ihe Kiick- Tenipeiiiluies helore dawn utes; Highlands bpdge. add -III when lie outlined the tederal . shlands lo the Ecology of New years in prison and a-Ji.iion Act. ciiffwood Veterans of Foreign lesfrom'Moiiliiiia to the west- ranged from i:i al Big I'uiey, minutes. matching fund appropriations. Jersey Coastal Areas." fine on each count Wars Post. v' •••'

The Daily Register, H«I Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, November II, «72 3 ORLD Rumsoii Still Against By the Associated Press, Step Up Air Attacks Destruction of Bridge SAIGON — American warplanes escalated their attack RUMSON - It looks like position hasn't changed. trucks and not in personal In- Thursday, flying more than 700 strikes in the four countries of McCarter's Bridge wjll be "This has been a difficult jury. Indochina and doubling their raids in the southern panhandle around for a while longer. decision for us," said Mayor The mayor said the borough of North Vietnam, U.S. military sources disclosed today. Borough Council last night John 6. Teeter, "there are no is also concerned about what Informants reported a substantial increase in supplies reaffirmed its opposition to sidewalks on Ridge Road and will happen to the large re- moving through the panhandle for the Communist forces in having the old concrete span we feel we have to try to keep taining walls once the bridge South Vietnam. removed. large trucks off the road for is removed He noted that the "We've increased our air attacks to match their Increase McCarter's Bridge crosses the safety of the children us^ county could not give assur- in supply efforts," said one official. However, sources said the Ridge Road to connect Fair ing the road." ances that "the retaining walls bombing halt above the 20th parallel, ordered by President Haven and Rumson. It was Councilman Francis E. P. wouldn't collapse once the Nixon on Oct.^ to improve the climate for peace negotia- once part of the huge Francis McCarter said Fair Haven span is taken down. McCarter estate which ran tions, remained in effect. They said it was not likely to be lift- has an entirely different prob- The council did agree, how- from Rumson Road to Willow ed eventhough the North Vietnamese are talcing advantage of lem than Rumson. ever, to discuss the possibility Street in Fair Haven. it to repair such supply lines as the two railroads to China. He said there is barely suf- of building an overhead warn- Today, the bridge is cov- ficient room on Ridge Road ing system at Kemp Avenue ered with bushes and provides for two trucks to pass safely. to warn trucks that they will Canarsie Parents Heed Leaders a large grafitti board for high "We owe it to Rumson resi- not be able to get past. NEW YORK — School attendance appeared on its way school students and a low dents to maintain the bridge back to normal today in Brooklyn's troubled Canarsie section, clearance for trucks. as a deterrent to large trucks In other business, the coun- after many parents heeded pleas by community leaders to end Two weeks ago, following which arc a hazard to the cil introduced an ordinance their two-week boycott. an accident in which a florist kids," he said. extending the no parking School officials said district-wide attendance rose to 60 per truck was demolished. Fair . Mr. McCarter said the areas on Blackpoint Road. La- cent yesterday and 31 black and Puerto Rican children bused Haven Council decided to ask borough is more concerned fayette Street and Forrest Av- from nearby Brownsville entered Junior High School 211 with- the borough to reconsider a with the safety of ils'residents enue. out Incident. ' decision made in 1969 not to re- than the problems faced by Also introduced was an ordi- The boycott was called to protest the assignment of the 31 move the bridge. truck drivers who ignore signs nance redefining the require- children to the already integrated school. Parents said they At that time the county warning of a low bridge. The ments for membership in the feared it could lead to upsetting the 70-30 white-black racial Board of Freeholders agreed bridge *as a vertical clear- fire department to conform, - balance at JHS 211. to remove the bridge provid- ance in the center of nine feet. with new state regulations. Continued expansion of minority enrollment would tip the ing Fair Haven and Rumson In its letter to the Rumson The council said only 20 racial balance throughout the district and eventually provoke would consent. Council and the Board df homes remained hooked up to a.white exodus from the neighborhood, they said. Fair Haven agreed, but the Freeholders, Fair Haven said the Grant Avenue sewerage borough refused saying that treatment plant, and as soon Rttf itw Staff Ptittft there have been seven acci- SUNKEN BOATS — Two boats, in foreground and at right, at the River the bridge served as an effec- dents at the bridge since l'Jti'J. as these homes connect to the Sailors Transferred tive barrier to large trucks on new regional sewerage sys- SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Sailors who complained of racial and Surf Club Marina on Shrewsbury River, Monmouth Beach, are among Mr. McCarter noted that so several In area that sank in high winds and rough seas during Wednes- the narrow, hilly road. far all the accidents have only tem, the Grant Avenue plant discrimination aboard the giant aircraft carrier Constellation Council said last night its will be discontinued. have been split up and transferred to shore duty at three day's storm. •resulted in damage to the bases, the Navy says. Announcement of the transfer yesterday came eight hours after the 130 men, raising clenched fists, refused an order by the carrier's commanding officer, Capt. J.D. Ward, to return County Seeks to the ship. "The men felt they would be hurt if they went back," said Seaman Howard Smith, spokesman for the group. "There's a lot of hostility on the ship." Few of the sailors have been willing to talk to newmen or $800,000 It to give their names, and none was available for comment after the transfer. But a spokesman for the Black Servicemen's Caucus, a group supporting the dissident sailors, said he had talked to many of them afterward and they were dissatisfied. : Loaned State Hr' .--v^ FREEHOLD - The county mine the cost of a dredging took steps yesterday to collect operation. Indian Damage Assessed $800,000 it loaned the state two In their resolution, the free- WASHINGTON °(AP) — An agreement recommending years ago so the latter could holders said the county is will- against prosecution of protesting Indians for the seizure and meet its commitment to Ing to act as sponsor and coor- occupation of a federal building does not grant amnesty for Brookdalo Community Col- dinator of the project and pay' damage and theft while the building was held, officials say. lege for capital improve- part of the cost in conjunction Meanwhile, government officials said yesterday that dam- ments. „. with the towns abutting, the age to the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building during the six-day The Board of Freeholders lake. occupation totaled more than $500,000. They said the building paid the'money to the college These towns are Ocean would be out of operation for at least another week. on behalf of the state. The Township. Asbury Park, Deal, funds came out of the board's Loch Arbour, Allenhurst, In- The last of the Indians, who were protesting government current operating account. terlaken and Neptune. , treatment of their people, left the building last night shortly To replace these funds after the deadline set down by a federal-court order. The resolution also is an ap- pending reimbursement from A Justice Department spokesman said yesterday no deci- plication for state aid for the the state', the board in- sion has been made concerning prosecution of the protesting dredging. troduced an amendment to its Indians. But Interior Department officials and tribal Indian Mr. Irwin said the county' ordinance approving the origi- leaders asked that offenders be prosecuted. participated in a dredging op- TREE UPROOTED — Large tree In front of a home on Sllverslde Avenue, Little Silver, was uprooted nal expenditure. The amend- eration of the lake in 1947. Th^ and blown over during Wednesday's storm, but fortunately missed the house. A number of trees and ment authorizes sale of new survey will determine the Gas Price Hike Granted $800,01)0 in bonds. The state extent of the county share of tree limbs were blown down and windows broken by high winds throughout the area. will reimburse the county for the program, he said, noting WASHINGTON — A natural-gas price increase almost 25 both interest and principal. that the state's share will only per cent above existing rates in the Hugoton-Anadarko gas be 50 per cent and that the fields in the Southwest has been approved by the Federal Pow- A public hearing on the county and the abutting towns er Commission. The agency did not issue a news release about amendment is scheduled for must pick up the balance. the hike. Group Asks Colts Neck Board Nov. 18. County Counsel John M. The freeholders also The order, issued Wednesday, approved the sale of natural Plllsbury said the county ap- awarded contracts totaling gas by McCulloch Oil Crop, of Texas, to Northern Natural Gas plied to the state for the 1311,952 to 19 contractors for Co. at an initial price of 26.5 cents per thousand cubic feet. $000,000 grant two years ago. annual services and supplies. This is five cents higher than the going price of 21.5 cents for To Probe Origin of Vote Flyer He said the request was ap- Included are food products for gas from the Hugoton-Anadarko fields. proved but the money was various county institutions, 5 COLTS NECK - The latest school elections were not as ers before they were dis- statements contributed to the never forwarded because the gasoline, tires and tubes, ; .. The prder was filed on public record at the RPC. But a bone of contention in the (Sophiscitated as other elections seminated: defeat." state Board of Education trash removal, elevator commission spokesman said the commissioners told the infor- Laird Road Elementary and, hence, people were not But the association never Mrs. Bucco later contended lacked the funds. maintenance service, janito- mation office not to put out a press release drawing attention School proposal has surfaced, as aware of the laws govern- acknowledged the board's let- rial services and laundry rent- association literature did not The freeholders also in- to it. a bit anti-climactically, in the ing them. He suggested Ihe ter requesting such action, the al. urge defeat but just urged all troduced an ordinance for form of a flyer that sought board point out people arc board president said, The county also agreed to residents to vote., $2,937,000 consolidating two residents' support for the re- free to express their opinions "I did not think that was Concerning defeat. Board either buy or condemn lands Golan Heights Sealed Off appropriations approved ear- 1 cently defeated school plan. in such materials but must on Tinton Avenue, New very businesslike or profes- member Virginia Amend an- lier. Included arc a (1,150,001) TEL AVIV — The Israeli army sealed off the occupied Go- sign their names and address- Shrewsbury, which are owned A handful of residents has sional, that you didn't even nounced the preparation of a bond ordinance adopted April lan Heights of Syria today and ordered troops there on full es. by Conrad B. Smith, for wid- called for a Board of Educa- pay us the courtesy of ac- voter survey the board will 4 for park and recreational fa- ~ alert following the heaviest fighting between Syrians and Is- ening of approaches to the tion investigation of the flyer "I'm sure this was done knowledging our letter." Mr. distribute this month to resi- cilities improvements and a raelis since the 1970 cease-fire. Garden State Parkway bridge which urged a 'yes' vote on more out of ignorance," Mr, Kuhn said. "The facts made dents in the hope of determin- $1,500,000 bond ordinance which is scheduled to be wid- Israeli jets downed two Syrian MIG21s yesterday, de- the referendum and also dis- Saling said. available by the board to the ing why the proposal was de- adopted July 5 for Brnnkdaln ened into four lanes. It stroyed a surface-to-air missile battery and bombed artillery puted statements of the Colts Publication Urged association could have been feated. Community College. Neck Community Association misinterpreted by persons Plans Indefinite presently Is a two-lane bridge. concentrations, the Military Command reported. Board member Abraham A public hearing on this is concerning the proposal. The without expertise." Mrs. Amend also Indicated Freeholder Harry Larrisnn Daudelln recommended such scheduled for Nov. 18. The Israelis said all their planes returned safely, but Dam- flyer was signed, "Paid For information could be included Misinformation Charged the board would re-present Jr. said the county will widen The freeholders authorized —ascus Radio claimed four of the Israeli jets were shot down. By The Taxpayers or Colts in the board's periodic news- the referendum to voters next the approaches when the "Quite frankly, the informa- an application for a $2:i,35H Neck." letter to residents. tion that went out from the as- Spring. But Mr. Kuhn said no parkway widens the bridge. During and after the air action, Syrian and Israeli gunners grant from the State Law Kn- sociation was misinformation, decision had been made yet There are no Immediate plans exchanged fire along the 25-mile frontier. Two Israeli settle- The five residents protest- In response to Mrs. Buccn's forcement Planning Agency and was misleading," the by the board on rc-submission lo widen Tintnn Avenue, also ments on the Heights were severely damaged, one soldier was ing the flyer during last questioning. Board president (SLEPA) for rehabilitation board president added. of the proposal. known as County Ht, %\1. into killed and two civilians were wounded, a spokesman said. night's board meeting con- Donald Kuhn said he was aw- programs at the county jail. tended it violated state law four limes, he said. are the flyer was being dis- "Misleading or false," In other business, Dr. Unger The freeholders agreed to governing school elections be- tributed. asked Mr. Allocca. "There's a cited Miss Holly Hills, a ask the state's Division of Ma- cause it did not list the names House Leader Fight Set "I want to makn it clear the difference." teacher in the tnwnsh.ip rine Services lo undertake a and addresses of the persons hoard did not approve the Dr. Linger contended class- schools, for her preparation of {PRINTING WASHINGTON - One House Democratic leadership fight survey of Deal Lake to deter- responsible for (he flyer. publication of that 'yes' loiter, room and school population special spelling kits, with is taking shape, and another potential melee has ended before Those persons protesting in- figures quoted in association added instructional aids for WHILE it got off the ground. or whatever it was." Mr. dicated then, and afterwards, Daudlin commented. literature were wrong, lie advanced pupils. Dr. linger Benefit Staged Rep. Sam Gibbons of Florida announced he will challenge they thought individual board Afterwards Mr. Kuhn told also accused the group of no1 said Miss Hills prepared 54 MIDDLKTOWN - A back- YOU Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., of Massachusetts for the post .of, members might have been re- The Register he considered including anticipated ratables pupil and four teacher kits, yard carnival staged at the majority leader if it becomes open. sponsible for the flyer. the flyer "purely routine." information in its tax figures , during the Summer and this home of Mr: and Mrs. David Probe Is Asked "There was nothing terribly on the referendum costs. Fall, for use in the system. Schcinliarlz of ti Venus St , And Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas disavowed any In- Ralph K. Allocca, Stone Hill surreptitious about it." Mr. Mr. Kuhn concluded, as lie The board took no action nn raised $U for muscular dys- tention to take on Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma for the top Road, requested the board in- Kuhn said. "It's illegal for Ihe did the night of the refcren- . a request from Mrs, Amend lo trophy victims. Laura post in the House. O'Neill now is Democratic whip, the third vestigation, citing the alleged board to spend funds and lob- dum, that "the association support the rcappoinlmcnt of Schcinhartz served as rinu- $ post in the party leadership. legal violation. Mr. Allocca by for a referendum. Hut as Carl Marburgcr. state educa- master, assisted by Nancy stressed later to The Daily individuals, we can do any- tion commissioner, Mrs. Mantlick. Leeann I,ohr. Iris Albert was whip before he became majority leader 12 years Register he made the request thing we want." Amend's motion on the matter Scheinhartz and Teresa ago and then speaker two years ago. Liquor License as an individual taxpayer and There was no board deci- died for lack of a second. Smith. '"" The post of majority leader Is not officially vacant, but its not In his capacity us presi- sion revealed cnnccrninn the Is Suspended present occupant, Hale.Boggs1 of Louisiana, has been missing dent of the Colts Neck Com- investigation request or Mr. THKNTON - The license of since Oct. 16 when a small plane in which he and Rep. Nick munity Association. Bucco's request for a private (Jeorge's Liquor & Deli, 74 Uogich, D-Alaska, were• occupants disappeared in.Alaska. Mrs. T.J. Bucco .Jr.. (ID- meeting with the board to dis- Crawford St., Shrewsbury, INSTANT PRINTING • flope-forthcir survival has ati but vanished. *•••'• •'•-• verhill• LanoT said 'the board' • cuss- farther (he flyer mailer, has hMta-wdWetf suspended Our 1973 • LOWEST PRICES and the Superintendent of Mr. rtuhn later indicated. for 15 days by the stale Divi- •iiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Schools, Dr. Roy ,1 Unger. however, the board wmil sion of Alcoholic Beverage had a responsibility to in- probably agree to such Control for selling alcoholic vestigate the matter. . • [fleeting. beverages to a 17-year-old mi- Board member George The $l.li referendum I lint nor. Schank questioned, however, was Ihe subject of the flyer MAIN OFFICE: Robert M. Bower, director CHESTNUT JT , RED IANK. N.J. 07701 why the board should (1 RT. 31, MIDDLE TOWN, N J , 07X1 volved in the investigation last month. 19 CAST MAIN ST „ FREEHOLD, NJ , 07711 sion of 21) days was ordered, lit BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, N.J , OflU and asked Hoard Attorney In a related matter. Mr. but a remission of five days Henry J. Sallng to nile on the Eilobllititd In 1171 by John H Cook ond Htnry Clay Kuhn criticized the Commu- was granted for the no contest item. nity Association for lileaturc PUBLISHEUILISHEOD BBY THE RED BANK REGISTER plea entered by Ihe licensee. Membe me AssociateAssociated Press The Assoc s ed e "Both sides have apomt," •it disseminated to residents 'The violation occurrc.d on eluiivdv to rie uie tto r rrepublicolionol oil the local newt printed In thli npp er well m all AP news dispatches. Mr. Saling said, "In- .concerning the board n'ropos- June '#, according to the di- Second class postage paid at Red Bon*. NJ 07701 ond at additional vestigating violation of laws is . al. The board had furnished rector. IIirtfl otficts Published daily, Wonday through Friflay. Moil subscnp not the board's function un- illte group with referendum in- lions tmabit In oovonre. Mr. Bower ordered the sus- I Week I Month 3 Months e Months 1 Venr less jl's -in the educational formation, according to Mr. , I? SO US.OO pension to begin at :i a.m. process." Kuhn, and had asked to see Nov. '2(1 and terminate at 3 CENTRilL JERSEY BANK Homf Dfllveryby Corrttr 50 Onls a wffflt Ihe group's releases and fly- AND 1flU«T 5lno.lt copy at counter, 10 Ctnti,_ Thet lawyer suggested a.m. Doc, 5. 4 The Dally Register, R«d Bank-Middietown, N.J. Friday, November 18,1«W2 Gun Club Hosts Lottery Winner: 0403147 Here is a statcby-state list Pennsylvania 227135 Illlllillvllitlif H Iflll IIMIH Halloween Party of lottery numbers drawn this Massachusetts 984S07 KEANSBtJRG - Young- week: The Pennsylvania drawing sters at Marlboro Psychiatric New York 97733(1 was held Wednesday; the oth- Obituaries Hospital enjoyed refresh- New Jersey 040347 er numbers were drawn" ments, games and music at a IIIIUIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinillllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII Connecticut 8321)8 Thursday. Halloween party hosted by the Hal-U-Kee Rod and Gun Club of Monmouth County. Dr. Wylie G. Pate, During the festivities, club Open your. president Walter Van Orden presented a $50 check to the Ex-School Head hospital director. j MIDDLETOWN - Former tendent of Millville schools. t)ther club officers are Hen- I school superintendent Dr. Alter retiring from the local ry McGall, vice president; Al- Wylie G. Pate died Wednes- school system in 1958, Dr. fred H. Smith Sr, treasurer, CHRISTMAS day in Riverview Hospital, Pate served as director of and John Van Orden. secre- : Red Bank, after a long illness. education at Berry College, tary. i He was 74. Mt. Berry, Ga., and taught Further information about ; ' Dr. Pate was born in Bur-special courses at Emory Uni- the club may be had by writ- ; gettstown, Pa., and had been versity, Atlanta, Ga. ing P.O. Box 176. ELUBc ' : a resident of the township 34 Returning to the township in • years. His last residence was 1961 Dr. Pate taught at Mon- • 14 Butler Lane. mouth College, West Long • Prior to being named Mid- Branch, until his retirement .: dletown school superintendent in 1967. '. in 1938 Dr. Pate was em- He received his Bachelor of WAITING FOR WINTER — An Eastern gray squirrel resting from the : ployed as a high school teach- Science degree from Washing- work of gathering seeds and nuts for the winter is caught by the camera er in Collingswood. He had ton and Jefferson University. of Monmouth County Park System naturalist Robert K. Henschel. Nature ouwere also served as principal of Washington, Pa., his master's tours will be held by the park system at Turkey Swamp Park, Freehold : Hopewell High School, super- degree from the University of Twp., tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.; at Shark River Park, Wall Twp. on Sunday vising principal of Haddon Pennsylvania and his docto- and Holmdel Park next Saturday, both at 10 a.m, : Township schools and superin- rate from Rutgers University. " He was a member of Lam- smart to j Robert W. Eager bda Chi fraternity, Richard Robert II. Edwards V RUMSON - Robert W. Ea- Vcaux Lodge, F&AM, of MIDDLETOWN - Rnbert Suit Asks Developer • ger, B3, of 120 Avenue of Two Pennsylvania, the Crescent H. Edmunds, 60. of I7-A Bol- • Rivers, died yesterday at his Shrine of Trenton, the Ameri- mont St. died yesterday in ' home. can Legion Post of Red Bank, Rivervicw Hospital. Red To Finish Projects the N.J. Education Associ- Bank. :_ Mr. Eager was born in ation and the N.J. Basketball FREEHOLD - Alleging its president, Joseph Villanti; WINTER SAVINGS! He was born in Syracuse. "Cambridge, Mass., and had Officials Association. He was that it has received com- its secretary, Frank LiSanti; lived in West Medford and lat- N.Yf and had lived here since Gertrude Villanti and Nancy a past president of the Red May. having formerly resided plamts from home buyers. n v er in Fair Haven until 1955. Bank Rotary Club and the Manalapan Township is seek- LiSanti, named as principals, ^He moved to this community in Little Silver. Mr. Edmunds and Continental Casualty Co., Middletown Lion's Club. ' was a plant manager with the ing a court order compelling 15% OFF X tt d" §last June. Nottingham Estates Inc. to which issued performance r H.y He reitred after 45 years of Dr. Pate was a U.S. Army I)u Font Co., Photo Products bonds. Department, Parlin. complete improvements in ^Service with the Commercial veteran of World War I. His The suit was filed in Superi- A member of the '25 Ypar Portsmouth Village and Coun- jrUnion Companies of New son, Robert Pate, was killed tryside Estates. or Court by Township At- CONTOURT-Cd? SOLID VINYL •^Sfork, where he was executive in action serving with the Club at Du Pont Co., he was torney Marvin E, Schaefer. an Army veteran of World As an alternative, the town- , -Jffficer in the New York Of- Army in Europe in World War ship demands that the devel- i 'See. 11. War II and a member of the SIDING AND INSTALLATION United Methodist Church, Red oper pay it $44,693, the esti- 11 After his retirement he He is survived by his wid- mated cost of installing, repl- Plan Test 3 served as vice president and ow, Mrs. Rosa Holland-Pate; Hank. Mr. Edmunds was a mem- acing or repairing on-site and 2consultnat with the Bailey, a son, Paul H. Pate of Long off-site improvements in the SMartin and Faye Insurance Branch; a sister, Mrs. James ber of the board of directors For Diabetes B. Lyle of Clearwater, Fla., of the Harltan Valley Cham- two developments. jxProkers, New York City. Under the terms of an out- FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Hr He was a communicant of and a grandson. ber of Commerce, chairman Haven Board of Health, in of the Employers Legislative of-court settlement of an ear- gcthe Holy Cross Catholic Arrangements are under di- lier lawsuit, the developer had conjunction with the state De- p.Church and had belonged to rection of the Scott Funeral Committee and a member of department of Health, will the board of directors of the agreed to complete improve- Various professional organiza- Home of Belford. ments by Sept. 1. sponsor a free diabetes tes- tions. Americans for Competitive ting program from 1 to 3 p.m. Enterprise System (ACES.) In a report to the governing '£ Surviving arc his widow. Mrs. Dinah Stavast body. Township Engineer Nov. 18 at the fire house, Riv- 'n. Helen Friars Eager; a HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Dinah In 1938, he received an engi- er Road. neering degree from Syracuse John J. Vreeland estimated 3son, Robert W. Eager, Jr. of Stavast, 74, of 32 Barbarie the cost of work "cither in- The test consists of a one PFair Haven; three daughters, Ave. died Wednesday in Riv- University and was a member minute fingertip blood of the Syracuse Alumni Asso- complete or unacceptable" as Mrs. Maurice Feinberg of St. erview Hospital, Red Bank. of Aug. 16 at $20,324 for n sample. Dr. Alfred C. Thomp- Petersburg, Fla., Mrs. Roger Born in Holland, she was a ciation and the 25 Year Club. son, a member of the Board of Surviving are his widow, properties in the Countryside Schenone of Matawan and resident here 27 years and for- Estates development. and at Health, said persons who Mrs. John Buckley of Maple merly lived in Bloomfield. Mrs. Marguerite G. Ed- should definitely be tested are munds^ a son, Russell Ed- $24,369 for 21 properties in the Glen, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Mar- Surviving are two sons, An- Portsmouth Village devel- people over forty years frf garet Curtin of Cambridge, drew Stavast of Middletown munds of Parsippany: two age; overweight persons; Mass.; and 11 grandchildren, daughters. Mrs. Mark Ed- opment. and James Stavast of Phila- The work involves such im- people with diabetic relatives, Arrangements are under the delphia; two daughters, Mrs. wards of Albuquerque. and mothers of children of N.Mex., and Miss Marilyn Ed- provements as the planting of direction of the John E. Day Helen Lawson of Bloomfield shade trees, and the in- more than nine pounds at and Mrs. Dinah Koch of Lin- munds of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Funeral Home, Red Bank. two sisters, Mrs. E. M. Dick- stallation of sidewalks, cur- birth.. Death Notices croft; a brother, John bing and monuments. The doctor said persons DeYounge of Savannah, (la.; erson of Philadelphia and EDMUNDS, Robirt H. - Age 40, of 17A Mrs. Percy M. Clark of La Named defendants besides being tested should eat a good Belmont St., Mlddlolown, on Thursday. two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Mer- November 9. 1972. Btloved huiband of Grange, III. Nottingham Estates Inc. of meal one or two hours before Margutrltt o. Edmumh, dtvottd father rill and Mrs. Helen Ilcaton. the test. orniiuiil*l* MaMarilyr n and Mrs, Mark Ed- Daum Road, Manalapan, are Geon wards, Broltiir or Mrs. E. M. Olchtrson both of Bradenton, Fla.; 17 The Worden Funeral Homo. and MrsM . PPercy M. Clark. Funeral service Red Bank, is in charge of ar- rinvi is Final...period 2 p.m. Saturday at the Worden Funiral grandchildren, and two great- Hume, to East Front St., Red Bank. Cre- rangements. Mrs. Louise Falbo Doesn't dent like metal...never needs paint... mation at the convenience of the family. grandchildren. WHAT'S NEW IN Frlendi may call at the tunorai home, 2*4 HIVEU PLAZA - Mrs. solid color clear through...stays beautiful! ond 7-9 today. In lieu of floweri, the fami- Arrangements are under di- 7 ly requests contributions be sent to th* Louise Kalbo, 71, of ;il Apple- Monmouth County Heart Fund or The As- rection of the Poslen Funeral Walter D. Van Note GOOD HEARING sociation for Prevention of Blindness. Home, Atlantic Highlands. gate St. died Wednesday at COLTS NECK - Waller I). her home. For free estimate phone 741-7500 Van Note, 5fi, of Rt. 5H7 died Mr.s. Kalbo was born in Tht answer ii pl«nty! or mail coupon today yesterday in Uivcrvicw Hospi- Pennsylvania and had been an Btltooa'i Vii Charge it! tal, Red Hank. area resident for 51) years, in- tunbehi*bhl f SERVING OUR John Van Kirk & Son Mr. Van Note was born in cluding 30 years in lted Bank teiinc foiki thi ultimate CUSTOMERS Ked Bank and nilirccl two and 2'i years here. She was a For 46 Years in oomlori So light. *> con- At no obligation to me, I would like a free estimate years ago as foreman of engi- communicant of St. Anthony's tour atylad that fpUa hard- on Contour T-lok' solid vinyl siding and Installallan neers al Ft. Monmouth after Catholic Church. Ked Bank, ly know they'i» wMiiwt itt lor my home. MONUMENTS 8e»lt at 32 BROAD ST. serving 30 years. and a member of the church's Print name 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN An Army veteran of Wnrld St. Ann's Society. JOHN KISSEL RED BANK ', Fr«e Delivery :BA»«»MiBICIIO: Print address_ (off Rt. 35al Headon's Corner) War II, he was a commu- .She is survived by three CERTIFIED HEARING AID AUDIOLOGIST Prinlcity _Stale_ _Zip_ 741-0319 747-25(3 nicant of tit. Leo the Great daughters, Mrs. Angelo De- BARREGUILD MONUMENTS Catholic Church, Lincorft. George of Fair Haven; Mrs. I own my own home. It is Q Frame 0 Brick p Cement He is survived by his wid- .Joseph Bruno of Long Branch, Block D Stucco D Other D Please phone lor appointment, 0 Send free 8paoe ow, Mrs. Ann K. Kiordan Van HEARINQ AID SERVICE and Mrs. Bernard Setaro with rouM's lolder. Note; two sons, W. David and who she lived; three brothers, BROAD & FRONT ST. sot. 7dl.7'?0nv'",d;& Frl My phone number is . Daniel Van Note, at home; a Carmen, Joseph and Hocco RED BANK 747-1711 8-5-.30 /4 I "#3UU ill 9 p.m.. daughter, Dorothy Ann Van Gaudios, all of Long Branch; Note, also at home; three five sisters, Mrs. Nellie Lucia brothers, Fred Van Note of of Rumson, Mrs. Rose Marks, Keansburg, William Van Note Mr.s. Angelo Giurlando, Mrs. John E. Day of Belford., and Arthur Van Josephine Hccanzone and Note of Farmingdale. and six Mrs. Samuel Patten, all of sisters, Mrs. Lillian Sheedy Long Branch; eight grand- FUNERAL HOME and, Mrs. Arthur While, both children and three groat- of Eatontown, Mrs. T. Hers a grandchildren. Naylor of l.onK Branch, Mrs. Funeral arrangements are The hand is 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank Arthur Epitano of lied Bank, being made by the John K. Mrs. Frank Savannah (if 1'alm Day Funeral Home, Ked City, Fla., and Mrs. Charles Hank. C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 Matthews of Fnrmingdalc. The William S. Anderson Cluudc L. Ituynor Sr. Kuneral Home, lied Bank, is KKYPOHT - Claude L. quicker in charge of arrangements. Kaynor Sr., nil, of 57 W. Front St.. died Wednesday at home. Born in Kiverhead, N.Y., Mr.s. Hjulmar I*. Johnson Mr. Haynor was a son of the LONG BHANC1I - Mrs. laic John K, and Mary Emma Worden Funeral Home Thorn P. Johnson, 76, of !I4 At- Downs Raynor. He had lived than the feet lantic Ave. died yesterday in here 75 years. 60 K. ROM'.ST. HKIIHWk the Monmouth Convalesci'iit Mr. liaynor was an active Center. member n[ Keyport Hook and Born in Lindesnes, Norway, Ladder Co. from liMH until his she had lived here since 1II2K. death. He had retired as a She was ;\ member of I he As- maintenance man fur the Duy and Nighl Phone ... bury United Methodist County Gas Co. Cnurcli, here. Surviving are Ins widow. 717-0557 Surviving are her hushand. Mrs. Kudora Bogart liaynor; lljnlmar Johnson: ;\ son,a soil, Claude L. Haynor Jr. of Clark I' Ralph 1'. Johnson of Porl-au- Venice, Kla., six grand- I'eck, and three grand- children ami 1(1 grout-grand- Yellow , -.'hildrcn. children. The Flock FtMcral Home is Till1 Heclle Funeral llnmtfis Pages m charge ot arrangements in charge of arrangements. - The Adams Memorial Home WILLIAM J.CONNEUY, CLUB PRESIDENTS! Owner'Muna/^rr PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN! To buy, rent or repair almost 747-0226 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Make A Date anything, let your fingers do the SINCE 1865 walking through the Yellow Pages. 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK SEE PAGE 19 The DaUy Register, Bed Bank-MitMletowa, N.J. Friday, November II, 1972 Tanker Freed Golf Course Pacts OK'd . FREEHOLD - The county outdoor dining facilities and contract for structural steel. month to readvertise for bids' Board of. Freeholders yes- kitchen. The Proctor Co. of Belmar when bids received in May ex- At Sandy Hook terday awarded five contracts was awarded a $13,09fj con- ceeded the cost estimate. The General construction con- totaling $135,139 for construe- tract for. plumbing and a estimated cost is $152,500. SANDY HOOK - A tanker tract for $70,006 was awarded • damage to the vessel, he said. ' tion of a golf center building $17,440 contract for electrical James J. Truncer, director, loaded with more than 12 mil- to Benjamin K. Harvey Inc., The vessel continued on to for the county operated golf work. There were four other of county parks and recrea- lion gallons of gasoline was Asbury Park. Five other bids Sewaren on the Arthur Kill course in Howell. ranged from $71),5110 to bids for plumbing, ranging tion, said funds for the build- freed yesterday after having under its own power, fhe from $13,500 to $17,989. There ing were included in th£ been aground overnight in the $100.11011. spokesman said. None of the The county plans to erect a Parks Steel and lmn Co. of (Were seven other bids for $1,050,000 bond'issue. He noted Sandy Hook. Channel, the men aboard were injured as a 7,ltiti square-foot single-story Bradley Beach, I he sole bid- electrical, ranging from that the bids received yes- Coast Guard said. result of the rough seas over- building housing indoor and der, was awarded a $:\(i!l7 $17,ti()0 to $22,500. terday were about $50,000 less • Three McCallister Co. tugs night, he said. than the first bids received. • M and 1! Mechanical Con- " floated the 500-foot Colorado The Colorado became stuck tractors of Highlands, was The county golf course at,high tide yesterday morn- in the eastern end of the chan- awarded a $31.91)11 contract for opened last July. The center ing as the: Coast Guard stood nel apparently after having a Retired Educators heating and ventilating. Three of operations have been by, a Coast Guard spokesman" power failure while moving up other bids ranged from $34,865 housed in a trailer. The builtfr said. There was no leakage of the channel towards Perth to $35,500. ing is expected to be com- "jjaiolfhe and no apparent Amboy, according to the Will Meet Nov. 21 OAKHUHST - The Mon- The National Retired The freeholders decided last pleted early next^ycar.' ••» spokesman. mouth County Retired Kduca- Teachers Association course It had been hoped (he ship tors Association will meet in defensive driving will be would float free during high Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 1 p.m. in presented on Dec. 5 and 12. tide Wednesday night. A the Ocean Township munici- from 1-3:3(1 p.m. in the Ocean spokesman said after the ship GUITAR STAR — Featured instrument at the sec- pal building, Deal and Mnn- Township municipal building, failed to do so the Coast ond jazz concert-workshop sponsored by the Mon- mouth Hoads, here. .leanette Lippman, Kumson. Guard and tugs waited until mouth County Library and Brookdale Community Habbi and Mrs. Aaron l.ef- will be Ihe instructor. No road the morning calm before at- College will be the guitar as played by Bob Pit- kowitz will narrate a slide test is required. There is a DALE tempting to float the vessel. cher, Freehold. The concert will be Nov. 19 from presentation on "The Sinai nominal fee. "We waited for the weather 3 to 5 p.m. at the Eastern Branch Library, Desert." Shrewsbury. to moderate," he said. "We The meeting will be open to Not HessStation CARNEGIE couldn't do anything out there the public. atmsumyYOUR MDS at night." An insurance clinic will bo MIDDLKTOWN - The ap- He said the seas had been Little Silver Seeks conducted for teachers and plication ot Kennilworlh'Asso- COURSE as high as 17 feet, but a retired teachers at the N.J. ciales now pending before the change in the wind direction Mducation Association office, Planning Board is tor a dis- FRED D. WIKOFF CO. calmed them slightly during Aid for Marburger :I2OI) Asbury Ave., Asbury count typo gasoline service the evening. LITTLE SILVER - The Department on Nov. 28, 29, 30" Park, on Nov. IK. Mnrtim station described "ot the Hess, "They were extremely Board of Education last night and Dec. 1. Rinehart, an N.IKA insurance type." .236 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK * v rough," he said. ~* voted to ask Monmouth Coun- •Schools would be dis- consultant, will conduct the It was inadvertently report- The ship is registered to the ty's three state senators to missed at 1 p.m. on Dec. 6 tor clinic. Appointments arc nec- ed that a Hess Service Station 747-0552 .(j&k 741-055* 10 WAYS THE Sabine Towing Transporttatinn work for Ihe release from the second Professional Day essary and can be made by is planned for the lit. 35 tract Co. of Baltimore, Md. committee, the nomination of of the school year. telephoning the N.I KA office. near Harmony Hoad. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Carl L. Marburger for a sec- WILL HELP YOU ond term as state commis- Shark River sioner of education. • Now Sslf-ConfidencBMd Poise Dr. Marburger's nomination • Spirt Effectively Dredging which was submitted to the • Sail Yourself and Your Idaas Senate for confirmation by • Be Your Best With Any Group Is Sought Gov. William T. Cahill, has • Remember Names been bottled up in the Senate • Think iml Speak on Your FeBt NKPTUNK - Assem- "Judiciary Committee which blyman Brian T. Kennedy, K- has refused to rgleasc it to the • Control Fear and Worry Monmouth, has asked the • Be A Better Conversationalist floor of the upper chamber tor state Bureau of Navigation to action. • Develop Your Hidden Abilities prepare plans for the dredg- • Win Bat Belles Job, ing of Shark River. "He's sort of dangling in Mora Income purgatory — or something Mr. Kennedy said the riv- like that," board member er's main channels haven't Charles O'Mally said in offer- ATTEND A been dredged since l!)3X and ing the resolution. that the north channel is al- most closed to navigation. The measure was approved FREE by the board 5-0, with one ab-. "If the dredging isn't under- stention. Abstaining was Mrs. PREVIEW taken shortly," Mr. Kennedy Florence P. Apy, wife of As- said. "Shark River will be- semblyman Chester Apy. HAZLET come a mud hole," and will HOLIDAY INN, RT. 35 ' have an adverse affect on the After the vote, Donald B. surrounding commercial area. Castleman, president of the MON. NOV. 13,8 P.M. board, explained his reason Mr..Kennedy said the for supporting the resolution. dredging of the river would NEPTUNE "I'm not necessarily advo- JUMPING BROOK O.C. also provide a better flushing ROUTE 66 action to reduce pollution now cating for Dr. Marburger or THURS. NOV. 16.8 P.M. accruing in the upper reach- against Dr. Marburger, but I es of the river. think it should come out for open debate," he said. SATURDAY ONLY! Prtstnltdby The assemblyman also pro- WESWESTROM posed that the material The board also approved an BOTTOM ROUND or CROSS-RIB , & ASSOCIATES dredged from the river should audit report for the 1971-72 FARM FRESH GRADE A 60 Stirling Rd. be used to fill in the "Mush- school year. The report Watchung, N.J. 07060 showed total revenues for the Tele. 753-9356 squash" cove area at the western end of the river. • year to be $1,067,205.93, while expenditures amounted in $1,1(10,055.71. This compared to $984,36(1.79 in revenues the BONELESS year before and $957,763.22 in WHOLE expenditures. The full audit report is on file at the board's office Tor public inspection. In other action, the board BEEF ROASTS approved the hiring of Mrs. FRYERS Majorie A. Gibson, 54 Judith, lload, to teach under the fed- eral Title I program .for five hours a day at the rale of This Beautiful $6.50 per hour. Superintendent ,.$107 | of Schools David Vanderhoof Ib. explained Mrs. Gibson would Gift is yours be teaching communications TOP ROUND OR S117 to first, second and third gra- ders. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST,. Ib. I I FREE! The board also approved the hiring of four women as STORE SLICED DOMESTIC noon hour aides at the rate of $3.25 per hour, They are Mrs, Catherine Dragonelle, 4X4 Hancc Knad, Mrs. Mary Ma- WEATHERPROOF rino, Jit Cross St., and Mrs. FLORIDA Alicia Schrnll, 5(1 N. Sunny- BOILED Mtt>m t SET crest Drive, all Little Silver, PUSHING e> STEADY and Mrs. Muriel ("urchin, 129 South St., Ited Hank In addition, Ihe board ac- «« WiJ II! !»1 Mil i!« ill ¥«t tit Bll! >{»«i» M SMIII cepted the resigntmn of Mrs. ORANGES Dorothy M. Zcpcrnich as a HAM noon hour aide. In his report to the board, Mr. Vanderhoof said: ... IrVfien you open your i —The i'.T.A. covered dish supper and fashion shriw each Christmas Club at — would he held in Ihe calelena Ib. of Ihe Markhaiii I'lace School MARINE VIEW SAVINGS at 7:311 p.m. Tuesday. — The Thanksgiving recess • PLUS• would begin at 1 p.m. Nov. Tl 99 and continue until Nov. 27, SWEET MILK, EXTRA LIGHT, or BUTTERMILK - The Differential Apli- ACME Receive Handsome Earningstutde Tests (DAT) would be administered In eighth grade on all Complete Clubs sludenls by the Hcd Ifctfik He- gional High School Guidance "O- "ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS FOR INSURED EARNINGS' Variance PILLSBURY POTATO Is Denied KKD HANK - The Board of Marine : y\ Adjustment HiiVdonieit yi^\ ' mission for the S & K Con- View struction Co. of Little Silver, to build a two-family linusn on an undersized lot on John St. Savings 'Hie company had proposed and Loan Association ^^ • building the two-family house on a .ill-font lot. The area is a 671-2400 class A rosidcntinl zone re- quiring a minimum of 75-foot frontage, and (orbiddmg mill- NEW HOME OFFICE: ti-lanuly homes. Conveniently located at the intersection of The It'liard said that nl- MONVM TUMI SATURDAY 1184HWY. 35.MIDDLETOWN I hough two of the 4(1 homes on • ftumy (comer ot New Monmouth Rd.) the street have been con- ROUTES 35s 36 8 AM !0 Convenient Branch Offices in: verted to two-family use, Ihe 6 PM addition of a third two-family ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • • UNCROFT 8a.nt.fo1Op.tri. dwelling would be contrary to the public interest. Forrestal: Luxury Firetpip stances of unnecessary fuf' By JACK ANDERSON furniture have been installed Established in 1878-Publ^hed by The Red Bank Register ' ' nishings." A with funds provided by Con- Red Carpet A disastrous (15 million fire gress for combat necessities, ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON Embassies in Europe have aboard the aircraft carrier say our sources. A number of been ordered to roll out the President and Editor Forrestal has been blamed, in audacious flag officers have red carpet for five congress- part, upon the Navy brass SCENE even hired interior decorators men and their wives, who had who violated regulations by to lay out their quarters in Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor pilRUIttllllllllllllllllll planned to make a grand, pre- installing fancy, flammable stylish colors and patterns. Christmas tour of Bonn, furnishings. Sometimes, the fancy FrWay, November 10,1972 Frankfurt, London, Madrid, The fire broke out last July stick quarters. Navy rules not trimmings have been installed Naples and Rome. H iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiniin in the resident admiral's "flag only ban almost all wooden by the ships' crews Other quarters," which had been construction but prohibit times, the work has been done ANDERSON After we made inquiries, f however, most of the prospec- gussied up like a Miami unauthorized alterations at shipyards. But at all times, Zumwalt reminded the ad- When We Have lo Start Wearing Our tive sightseers began back- Beach hotel suite. aboard ships. the bills have been paid by the mirals that in World War II ing out of the trip. Old Clothes, At Least They'll Fit.' The illegal drapes flamed The officer in charge of the taxpayers. fire damage outcost all other A cable, meanwhile, had al- up, the plush carpetipg smol- fancy quarters was the For- These illegal expenditures ship disasters. "I am con- ready gone out from Secre- dered and the elegant ceiling restal's skipper, Capt. R.F. finally have drawn a rebuke cerned," he declared, "that tary of State William Rogers tiles threw off clouds of Schoultz. He, presumably, from Adm. Elmo Zumwalt. many of the hard-learned les- to the embassies, ordering smoke. The smoke and soot was carrying out the wishes the Navy chief, who doesn't sons of World War II con- them to "meet, assist, provide billowed up fire passages and of the admirals, who like to go seem to mind the elegant cerning combustible furnish- transportation" for the trav- poured into delicate combat to sea in style. quarters so much as the fire ings aboard ships have been elers. control equipment. Some of it Those responsible for con- hazard. forgotten. ' €.••&••'• was destroyed beyond repair. verting the Korrestal's flag "Recent shipboard fires." "We cannot wait for the "Use of local currencies.,. •m The Navy quickly cracked quarters into a luxurious fire- he has cabled all ships, "par-, start of actual combat lo up to equivalent US dols 50 down on the suspected arson- trap aren't the only offenders ticulariy the Korrestal fire make our ships less vulner- per day," he directed, "plus ist, 1'J-year-old-Seaman Jef- in the fleet. Others have used which was started in com- able to useless loss of life and actual transportation cost au- frey Allison, who will face a fleet repair funds to buy luxu- bustible furnishings in the flag property," he observed stern- thorized." court martial on Nov. 27 for ry items for their suites. quarters, emphasize the need ly. He asked his fleet com- The congressmen wanted allegedly starling the fire, Comfort vs. Combat to re-establish the control of manders to get rid of all pos- separate cars, and chauffeurs But no disciplinary action Kxpensive paneling, flam- shipboard combustible mate- sible flammable furnishings. at each stop. "Codel (con- gressional delegation) has been announced against mable two-by-fours, decora- rials and to eliminate unnec- The Naval Board of In- requests five cars with driv- the big brass who ordered and tive ceiling tiles, rich carpet- essary furnishings in ships spection.and Survey, he warn- ers," added Rogers. approved the illegal, match- ing and solid Scandinavian throughout the fleet." ed, will investigate "any in- M m m It Wasn't George's Fault ••h--•tryi By MILTON VIORST iiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniii prestigious and experienced ting bill that not only fit pre- opponents. He had no advan- cisely into Richard Nixon's, Inevitably, the question will THE NEW tage over them, except a will- campaign plans, but probably 0 be asked again and again in ingness to work hard and to was unconstitutional besides. . the coming months — and not POLITICS organize. No candidate ever With Democratic friends just by unhappy Democrats — was selected more democrati- like these, who needed Re- :IW whether Election Day would iiiiniimiiiiiitiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii cally. ' ,,, publican enemies? Nixon and have been different, save for Don't blame (ieorgc his henchmen were almost ir- '&* 4-frtm£ the person of George disastrous luck, which he did McGovern if Hubert Hum- relevant. fl McGovern. not neutralize nimbly but phrey challenged Edmund It is true, I suppose, that MS*ff> Assuredly, he will be the ob- compounded maladroitly. Muskie's previously estab- McGovern must accept re- ject of evaluation and re-eval- lished claim on the Democrat- sponsibility for failing to hold uation, and it seems somehow Yet it would be the grossest ic center, ami saw to it that' VIORST traditional allegiances. His unlikely at this point that he taste for the Democrats to in- neither could mobilize the failure was in not persuading Meanwhile, Senate Majority will emerge as anyone's hero, dulge themselves in an orgy necessary votes for the nomi- the old-time Democrats to s? Leader Mike Mansfield, puf- even as Goldwater remained of opprobrium. A few heads nation. move over to make room in. fing away serenely on his a hero with the Republican will fall within the party It's not McGovern's fault the party for his own con- pipe, kept undercutting ideologues after 1964. structure, which is justifiable that the voters never quite stituency — the people with McGovern with terribly un- ' The truth is, it might have, enough. But if George forgave Humphrey for Chi- new ideals for America, who derstanding statements about been different — for Richard McGovern did not live up to cago in l!l(iK and his slavish nominated him but weren't the President's problems. Nixon, though he has been the the party's potential this devotion to the Vietnam war. strong cnought. to_ elect him. most politically astute presi- week, he is far from alone to Nor is it his fault that they Majority Whip Robert Byrtl From a historical per- dent since Roosevelt, and blame. simply didn't respond to Mus- of West Virginia tried to spective, it might be too much maybe before, probably was Not Stolen kie's vacuous appeal for the sneak the military appropria- to expect this suddenly born vulnerable froni the start, and After all, he didn't steal the • voters' trust. tions bill through the Senate constituency to be so quickly he surely was vulnerable after nomination. If anything, Hu- It's surely not his fault that without a word of debate — embraced. The old men of the the full magnitude of the Wa- bert Humphrey and the other George Meany's king-making though a cornerstone of the party, from whichever seg- tergate affair became known. minority candidates tried to dreams focused on Henry McGovern campaign was a ment ol the coalition they Middletown's Election McGovern made serious steal it from him after the- Jackson and, though Jackson critical examination of the come, are slow to accept new The election of two Republicans to of the Middletown Land Advisory Com- mistakes in the conduct of his California primary, in one of clearly was much too far to military budget. : members. Middletown's Township Committee may mittee, which investigated property as- campaign. He failed to carry the shabbiest tricks of politi- the right for the purty major- In the House, Chairman Wil- Bui I suspect the McGovern be a signal that the vast municipality may sessments, and he also has been active in through on the promise he dis- cal history. ity, that Meany persisted, in bur Mills of the Ways and constituency is here to stay — played in the race for the again be the GOP stronghold it once was. civic activities. McGovern entered a wide- thinking he could bull Jackson Means Committee tried to and blaming McGovern won't nomination. He had some open race, with no shortage of through. ramrod through a budget-cut- make it go away. That possibility, of course, is of concern to Peter J. Carton, a young lawyer, is political leaders of both parties there and following in the footsteps of his father, Su- at the county level. perior Court Judge Lawrence A. Carton We believe, however, that Middletown Jr., who is a former mayor of Middletown. Little Song Going Nowhere residents were more intent on selecting His appeal undoubtedly extended to the candidates who would lend balance to the young voters with whom he could easily By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllillllillllllll long, time ago, he had played The cop listened. He took off governing body and would provide an relate, and to the older residents who piano at night when he was his cap. He seemed surprised amount of stability in the decision-making know and respect the Carton family name. He doesn't look older. I seven and his little feet didn't at Uie swiftness of the fingers. haven't seen Frankie Carle in THE reach halfway to the floor. He that affects them. Mr. Briggs said he and Mr. Carton*will •'The middle part is kind of 28 years. He may be a little played the neighborhood sa- lousy," he said. Carle nodded, The Democrats came to power in the attempt to work in harmony,with the thicker around the waist. The REPORTER loons of Providence. The bar- "Exactly what 1 think," he township on the issue of sewers, and it was Democratic committcemen for the .good dark parted hair has flecks of flies tossed pennies and nick- iimiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmniiii said. "Suppose we try it this the same issue that kept them from ob- of the township. Both of .them believe that gray. But the happy optimis- els, lie took them home to his way?" The officer poured taining absolute control. The makeup next criticisms of the Sewerage Authority got tic face matches the happy tune sounded intriguing, lights, mother to help with next himself a planter's punch and optimistic tunes he raps out of month's rent. year will continue to be three Democrats out of hand and lhat the accusations did and bouncy with lots of high leaned on the piano. pianos. He's in the Midwest octave thirds and diminishing Still later, he had his own Mrs. Carle opened her and two Republicans. nothing to help solve the real problems of doing 88 one-night stands. A sevenths. band. He was conducting for BISHOP green eyes. "Mr. Policeman," Stale Sen. Joseph Azzolina is the town- getting the sewer system in operation. long time ago, 1 wrote a col- He had led ffisiiand until 2 an open air dance one night in she said, "how about those umn about this rare man. a.m. Since then, he had com- ship's Republican leader and there is no The Irejnendous growth of Middlclown Massachusetts. "Who," he when there was a heavy neighbors?" The man glanced He was in a hotel in Albany. posed a piano piece for Co- doubt but that he paid extra attention to in the past~2%" decades has caused a tre- asked softly, "is that redhead knock on the door. Carle at her. "Let them mind their A pretty redhead was dozing lumbia Recording Company :nis year's campaigning. His personal hard mendous amount of headaches for town- dancing with that big guy?" didn't look up. "Come in," he own business," tie growled. on a couch. His fingers were called "Lucky Strike." This The local announcer said that said in that hoarse voice. "This man is composing. work, combined with an enthusiastic band ship residents, its governing bodies and nu- on the piano, skittering like was his main effort — a she was the local tennis A policeman was at his side. That's important." of volunteers who labored with equal dili- merous local agencies. Mr. Briggs and Mr.' calypso dancers. Now and hoped-for hit. Carle had pol- champ. "It's just possible," His face was red with anger. .gence, brought about this year's success at Carton, m becoming candidates, have then he paused, to jot. ;i ished the phrases until I hoy he said, "she might he Mrs. "What the hell do you think Carle finished the song in a the polls. asked for difficult assignments. phrase on a treble clef and a gleamed. Fortunately, he had Carle." you're doing?" he demanded. half hour. He wrote the score bass. "That's pretty, dear," played it for record company on music paper. "Like it?" he That success, however, would not WJicn they am scaled on I he com- Saves Those Fees "You're driving the hotel Mrs. Carle said. The eyes executives a week earlier. "A No one would believe it. 1!^ nuts. It's summertime, mis- said. The policeman nodded. have been possible without having two ex- mittee'in January, and election'campaign- closed again. sure hit," they had said. married her. Forty-six years ter. All the windows arc "Okay," said the musician. cellent candidates whose combined back- ing i.4 behind them, we hope they will be Frankie Carle was sipping He needed a throw-away for with the same woman. Mr. open." "You name it. It's not going grounds of youth and experience were ex- able tcUise their abundant talents to help planter's punches. He isn't the flip side of the record. Carle retained all the sane Carle grinned. "Okay," he anywhere as a song." The cop cellent ingredients for a winning mixture. find solmwns to such serious problems as even a onc-fisted drinker. The Nothing important, such as values of life. He never acts said. "Okay, 111 quit. You're seemed flattered. He took a piano had a stuck key. Every his earlier hits: "Falling out the big star with a large long look through the cur:. Frank H. Briggs, a retired life insur- thesewcrstna rational manner. right. But before I do, let me time he hit it, he had to lift it Leaves," "Lovers Lullaby," suite of rooms. If the concert play this little part over - tains, still lifting and falling. ance and hotel management executive, is We are conTuINit flic conimitteeinen- up with a finger tip, while "Oh, What It Seemed to Be." is scheduled for an early hour, softly. It's a song I have just The first pale rays of diwn thoroughly acquainted with his township's clcct will behave/responsibly in their playing. The hour was 5 a.m. Something simple and pala- he brings his own sandwich composed." The policeman were lighting the city below. problems and potentials, lie was chairman neighbors' besl inli/iesls. * Catchy Lilt table would do. and a container of milk. He was surprised. "You mean. "Okay," he said. "If I'm to It was summer and the win- Albany slept. At tins hour, also saves those big three and you made it up - out of your name it, you got to stick by dows were open. The long even the neon sigifSwere cold. four thousand a night fees. own bead?" whal I pick. Let's call the Hazlet's Library Pran filmy curtains lifted and fell Carle worked over a melody. He was still rapping out tlio- Frankie nodded. Softly, he damn thing " 'Sunrise Sere- with the predawn breeze. The He was indeed a lucky num. A throw-away tune in Albany played the careless number. nade.' " The plans for a new library in Hazlcl, negative responses whenever'dollars are which would be a cultural asset to the mentioned. township as well as meeting a real need, It«is a shame that such a dramatic were temporarily shelved last Tuesday' proposal which would have greatly ben- Dick, George Bury Hatchet when a public question to authorize their efited all Hazlct residents should have implementation was rejected. been dealt such a blow. Kvon though the iiiiiniiiiimmiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii By ROBKIIT YOAKIIM "What word?' you?" asked Nixon. "You cer- question was knocked down, the library "Tap." tainly aren't thinking of run- The amount of "no" votes came as a trustees should not be too discouraged. We Then" arc except inn. of ANOTHER "Oh, oh," said Nixon. "Sor- ning again, are you?" surprise to most township officials and li- continue to believe thai, township citizens course, but politicians'tend to ry about that. What I meant "Lord, no!" said the sena- brary tpstees, and we share their dis- still want,the structure, and lhat. methods be a humorless lot. Otherwise LOOK was, did you get any money tor. "I'd rather he marooned they wouldn't be where they from Hughes'1" appointment. Some residents believe that to reconsider Ihc proposal will he devised. on a desert island with Mayor arc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiii "No," s:i4d the senator, Daley and George Meany." the lack of a definite commitment from In the weeks ahead as I he Township lint what if Preside-ill Nixon "you people had a lock on I he the state as to funding may have caused "Well, then, would you rath- Committee prepares for its reorganiza- and Sen McGovorn didn't take could talk, it may have been a billionaires. We did try er have Ifliiro in 7li?"' normally wary taxpayers to increase their tion, the library's status deserves priority themselves so Seriously? blessing in disguise." Hughes, hut all we got back McGovern stared at ihc What if they were able to looj< was a message saying he had wariness. That normally is followed by consideration "Perhaps," the President YOAKUM President in awe. "Now I see ii.ick on the campaign with said, "anyway, I didn't lake just bought Nicaragua and . it.' You'll, come on as the only, honesty,. Rood nature,, and de-. any chances on' straining my didn't hw« enough ensh left for what we did- I said that wage and price controls would lead man wlio can stop Agnew! lachnient? Let's imagine a voice, as you may have no- political contributions. He You'd be nominated automati- McCliffidefc aM ("oils Neck -'miTling thai could never bo: us to socialism, right? Bui ticed." t said he never dips into capital cally. You might get the en- The.election of Thomas L. MeClintock Prior tq being appointed to Hie com- "WiMcome to ilje While look what we did. f"May have nolicrd! I did as a mailer of principle " tire Democratic vote, and as to the Colts Neck Township Committee mittee last January, Mr. MeClintock "And," Nixifh added with ,i HIMISO", Goi>rgi\".said the everything I could Hunk of to "Well, you may have been President you could keep the sly smile, "I've said how provides that municipality' a person who served on both Ihc Zoning Board of Adjust- President, showing McGnvcrn smoke you out. II was like poor," said Nixon, "but you entire Republican vote.. In much 1 helieved in the 22nd has had wide experience in local govern- ment and the I'lwming Hoard, and he also to a chair. "This isn't the way trying to debate Howard avoided a lot of pain: Those other words, now you're'going you wauled to come'here, I f;il cats all want lo he am- Amendment to (he Cnnslitinn ment. He "earned his stripes" when be found time til be a member of the board of Hughes." to try for 1(10 per cent." know, llul I thought we should Another Tap bassadors. Can you imagine right?" was mayor of Long Branch in some migh- 1 Nixon nodded with a directors of I lie township's Sports-Founda- bury tin hatchet now that tjic "That reminds im>." said W. Clement Stone presenting "You don't mean," ex- ty stormy days, but among his important pleased smile tion. election is over. the President,'frowning. "I his credentials to Ihc Queen?" claimed McGovem, genuinely "All right," said McGovern. • qualities is that his interest in municipal "And l>y Ihc way^" Nixon didn't see Hughes' name" on our liolli men winced, surprised, "that you inlend to "I'd sign up for"amiHitng to service has never waned. Mr. MeClintock is the type of person continued, "I was sorry about $1 mlllion-andoverlist of con- "litMM-go." said Nixon, "you got the Tlnd Amendment keep Agnew out-of Ihe Wlntc His comparatively easy victory over we like to see active in government. In your voice. To go hoarse in tributors. You didn't tap him know I've said a lot nf Hungs. knocked out so that you can House. Whal do you want me Ihc last week of the campaign by any chnnce, did you?" I said we should never trade run for a third term? It was William M. Kurtz Jr., who also had fine electing him, Colts Neck is adding another In do?" must have been tough." "That's a word I should with the Soviet llnibn, right? you and Eisenhower and the credentials for public office, is evidence name to a distinguished group of people "I was sure you'd help out,", "It was," said the senator, think you would avoid after But look what we did. I said Republican Pnrty that put said the President. "We'd like who have ably helped, administer township that the people of Colts Neck have faith in .smiling, "but considering how the Watergate business," said we shouldn't deal with Com- that Amendment through!," to have you head the Demo-i him and his ability. affairs. * badly things went when I McGovern. munist China, right? But look "Why doe's it matter lo . cratsfor Nixon " The Daily Register, Bed Bank-Middletewn, N.J. Friday, Norember V»,Wt T

•TELEVISION •BOOKS •MOVIES • THEATER • DINING OUT • COMMENT • HOBBIES FOR • MUSIC Long-Time TV Actress Has Movie Debut NEW YORK - "When I The actress, a veteran of Andrews (playing both made a living from daytime presentation. as a key to the film, and ac- Miss Bellin, who was born career today, she hesitated, started talking to myself in stage, television, and now parts!) movies before her serials, icluding "Edge of Miss Bellin, who says she's knowledges the birth scene is in Warsaw, Poland, immi- saying no one can really tell my bedroom, I knew I better film, is, of course, jesting a bedroom mirror. Night," "The Secret Storm," "on the sunny side of 40," has one of the most spectacular in grated to Wisconsin with her anyone else what to do — or pursue something that would bit, for her dramatic back- Miss Bellin, who makes her and "Another World." iong blonde curly hair and big the movie. But, she personally ,, parents when she was a child. how to do it. But she sug- fit," comments Olga Bellin, in ground is far more'serious movie debut in "Tomorrow," TV Money Good blue eyes, an appearance cer- prefers a quieter moment, She never encountered any gested any incubating actress explaining why she chose an and extensive than that prac-' studied drama, as a scholar- "The money is fabulous — tainly more akin to her Fifth when Fentry brings her a gift opposition from her parents must have a strong will and acting career. ticing of Linda Darnell-Dana ship student, at Northwestern $250 or $300 a show," Miss Ave. and 72nd St. address of hard candy, because it sig- who didn't care what profes- spirit, particularly in the face University. Her subsequent Bellin said. "But you have to than to her role as a plain,, nifies the simple act of one sion she chose — as long as it of countless setbacks and op- The Zweben Family invites you to partake of stage credits in New York in- be able to learn new scripts poor Mississippi woman in the person doing something for was one that included a col- position. cluded playing opposite Uta every day. Sometimes the early 20th Century. another. lege degree. "You can't apologize for Hagen in "A Month In The 'soaps' lose good actors be- "Actually, as bad as 1 look Though she captures quite When asked if she had any your inclinations and what Country" and Paul Schofield cause they are not pedestrian in the film, you have no idea convincingly the terror of the advice for young girls inter- you want to do," she con- Bountiful Board (as Lady Margaret) in "A enough to do the same thing how women down there in young mother engulfed in the ested in pursuing a theatrical cluded. Man For All Seasons." day after day." Mississippi look by the time English Hunt Buffet" throes of birth and the abject . Other Broadway produc- "I did a lot of crying and they are 25 and carrying their melancholy of its aftermath, Daily Luncheon Presentation 12:00 NOON tions she has appeared in counseling on daytime tele- fourth child," she com- that was hardly her maternal SUNDAY DINNER PRESENTATION have included "The Trav- vision. I always plastic part of mented. "I ran my fingers in experience. RICHARD'S at SHANNON'S FROM 3:00 P.M. elling Lady," and "Protective the ground but I couldn't "We went through natural liiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiii The Sunday vcriion or our English Hunt HulTcl. "ihr Mo»l Custody." Miss Bellin also rough thenrup enough." childbirth," she remarked. "I ITALIAN SALAD TABLE Bountiful Board,"expanded even more »um|ituou»ly and com- starred in the national touring In a quest for authenticity tried to play Scrabble up to plemented by our (trolling minalrda! company of "Cat On A Hot in the stark film story, there the last minute." ALL YOU CAN MAKE Tin Roof." are no tinges of Hollywood in (Regular Dinner Menu available on Sunday, from 1 P.M. She and Mr. Duvall, who PLUS 'til closing.) To Open In Red Bank By the casting. met years ago when working Her current endeavor, "To- BETTE "Peasants with false eye- in such television shows as ULL THE SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT | morrow," opens Wednesday SPERO lashes are out," Miss Bellin "Naked City" and "Route at Cinema III, Red Bank, N.J. quipped. "But my teeth are 66," performed their "Tomor- A Filmgroup presentation, it capped. And you would never row" roles for about a month $050 201-747-0200 */ is produced by her husband, find that down there." in an Off-Broadway produc- ROUTE#35,SHREWSBURY, N.J. Closed Mondays Paul Roebling and Gilbert "The beauty is in recogniz- tion. Pearlman. ing the beauty of the charac- "I love working with Du- 640 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY The yesterdays before "To- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ter, not in how I look," she vall. He's a remarkable ac- RICHARD Dl FIORE Restaurant Operator morrow" included readings the social worker," she re- added. tor," Miss Bellin said. "Ev- for ladies clubs summer stock membered. "People may re- Miss Bellin plays Sarah Eu- erything about Duvall fits into Sun. thru Thurs. 5 P.M.-10 P.M. Luncheon Dally and stage tours, with tele- member me because of soap banks, a woman befriended the Faulkner character. He Frl.*8at.5P.M.-11 P.M. Closed TIMS. Night vision sandwiched in between operas, but I hated the shows. by Jackson Fentry, who is doesn't talk much. He keeps the usual oldd jobs actresses The scripts were awful.'.' portrayed by Robert Duvall. to himself." sometimes must resort to in That is hardly the case in In the film Miss Bellin is preg- The movie was filmed and between theater work. Miss Benin's latest -work. She nant but has been deserted by had its second premiere at "I did my share of hat can't say enought good things her husband and her family. Tupolo, Miss. Townspeople, PAUL'S SPECIAL MENU checking, and I was a Rock- about Academy Award-win- Much of the movie deals with who were allowed script read- ette. That was the worst job ning (for "To Kill A Mock- Fentry's and her own reaction ing and approval privileges, FOR THE in the world," Miss Bellin re- ingibrd") writer Horton to the pregnancy and eventual helped with the film, donating called. "I made $85 a week — Foote, who wore the screen birth, some of which is shown costumes and antiques and and that was after the Depr- play for "Tomorrow." on screen. even re-opening a general MONTH OF NOVEMBER ession. And then there were Mr. Foote's screenplay ver- Married to N.J. Man store that had been closed for APPETIZERS the weeks too when I got by sion is based on the short sto- In private life, Miss Bellin is years: PAUL'S SALAD SPECIAL TteMANDALAYINN with stealing jello from the ry by the Nobel prize winning married to Paul Roebling, son "1 couldn't get over the TURKEV-ROAST DUCKLING - PRIME RIBS A&P." American writer, William of Mrs. Mary Roebling, a stark poverty of the land CUP OF SOUP DU JOUR LOBSTER TAILS - OR STUFFED FLOUNDER Therewas one salvation for Faulkner. He does not disturb banking scion from Trenton, there. It is so cotton-bled," AND All THE TRIMMINGS incubating actresses in those the simplicity of Faulkner's N.J. The Roeblings have a she noted. days — television. Miss Bellin exceptional work but "fleshes seven-year-old son, Kristian. The rilnr/has gotten pheno- LIVER ONIONS OR BACON.. 2.35 Je*dttFBP&Pf»m* appeared on several tv dra- it out," giving it dialogue Miss Bellin cites Sarah's menal reviews from just mas, but, most often she more appropriate to dramatic pain and fear of giving birth about every major media crit- CHICKEN CROQUETTES • CREAM SAUCE 2.10 ( CAll 291-33JO FOR RtSiltVATMUl ic PtCNTV OP PARKING /N THE REAR OF "Oddly enough, it is doing » WRIT AND CFNTEft AVENUES very well in small town areas, BROILED FRESH STRIPE BASS . 2.60 ATLANTIC HICHLAMbl N.J. and we didn't expect that," Miss Bellin said. "The story is really a tragedy, the kind you BROILED FRESH FILET BLUE FISH 2,60 would expect very sophis- ticated people to be taken BROILED FRESH WHOLE BABY FLOUNDER 2.75 with, but it has not done so "THINK well in some big cities." When Miss Bellin is not en- FRESH FRIED OYSTERS 2.75 gaged on the stage, she is not SNOW" necessarily anywhere near it. She saw "Jesus Christ Super- star," which she described as ALL DINNERS ABOVE SERVED WfTH "wild creativity." POTATOES - VEGETABLES - HOT ROLLS - BUTTER Open House Skiers Party "But after awhile, it's like "ALL THE COFFEE YOU CAN DRINK" regurgitating. It goes on and on," she added in referring to THURSDAY. NOV. 16th-8:30 p.m. the rock opera. "1 don't enjoy much of what' I sec now on the stage. It's PAUL WELCOMES ALL too desolate," she com- mented. "To tell you the- SENIOR CITIZENS TO A WINDJAMMER SKI CLUB truth, there's no Tennessee Williams around anymore. 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL Band • Refreshments • Movie . There is no more poetry." MENU ITEMS FOR ALL FREE In her opinion, Broadway is BREAKFAST, LUNCH ALL WELCOME not dying, as some critics have complained, but has just OR DINNER THE STARS IN "TOMORROW" — Olga Bellin, a stage and television actress, changed its nature and its • makes her screen debut in the film "Tomorrow," which is based on the place. OCEAN AVENUE short story by author William.Faulkner. Critics have hailed the film, and "Off-Broadway is taking its performances by Miss Bellin and actor Robert Duvall, as one of the best WINDJAMMESEA BRIGHT R place but the giants are released this year in the United States. gone," she said. "The theater doesn't seem to be quite the spectacular thing that it was. PALACE DINER Now It's more for the people, DINNERS SERVED 4:30 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. • Interstate • Classes Scheduled in the European sense, and more ordinary. And I don't 45 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK AIRPORT LIMOUSINE know that that is bad." HIWAY 34. WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. In Theory, Harmony REGVLARI. 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LIMOUSINE SERVICE IN MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTY Faculty members who will Organ Society CALL FOR RATES AND RESERVATIONS 681-5200 conduct theory classes are, in SUNDAY BRUNCH, 12-3 SUNDAY BUFFET, 4-9 additon to-Mr.. Collier, Miss Meets Monday For those who don't quite make it A dazzling display of deleclables, KAST KKANSBUIMi - The at sunrise on Sunday, our special to catch the hungrlost I, and In vol- public may attend a meeling Sunday Brunch is a joy to behold! ume and varioly for every taste) of the Monmouth OrRiin So- Visit and see, and onjoy! ciety at H p.m. Monday at Molly Pitcher Inn & Motel-Red Bank Bachstadt's. 8 Bray Ave. voun HOST Itichard A. Stoebcr of New THURSDAY LUNCHEON Shrewsbury, society presi- CHARLIE TRUAX American and dentt^aicl the guest artist will IS ON HAND TO MAKE SURE YOU ENJOY FASHION SHOW Z/ancina be Ted (Jray. who is appear- BY THE Continental cuisine f ing at Deal (iolf and Country at MODERATE PRICES Every Friday at 9 club. He formerly was organ- SEA AIR SHOP isl for Hi years at Paul's Weekdays 4:30 to 7:00 P.M. Saturday at 9:30 Kdgcwalcrs in Ocean Town- Breakfast at 7 ship. CHEF'S SPECIAL CHEF'S SPECIAL Luncheon at 12 'Rick' to Visit DANCING LUNCHEON DINNER Friday, Saturday A Sunday Dinner at 6 Malawan Library 10 tin mutlc ot MATAWAN - Hichard B. BILL STARR & Vanity Fair A la carts playing those unforgetabl* Wolfe, also known as "Capt. Sunday thru Thursday till 11 Hick, " will present another FOR RESERVATIONS: 449-7474 • Clo«*d Momhy* • VALET PARKING Friday till 11:45 tunes of yester-year program Of radio tapes for Saturday till 12:45 children and their parents to- , NO MINIMUM morrow at I:;*rjr p.m. in the NO COVER CHARGE Matawan Joint h'roo Public • Library, 165 Main St. l I cocktail hour Reservations Homestead ENTERTAINMENT NI6HTLY 'Featured will be episodes of 5 to 0 Monday thru Friday, 747-2500 Maurice Caruso at I do keyboard "The Shadow," "Baby KKSTAUKANT Snooks" and "I,and of inn Lost." 8 Tlit-Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddfctowii, N.J. Friday, November U, 1972 A Children's Book Week; Best Sellers Program Set at Librae (Compiled by Publishers' Weekly) DAVT1ME MOVIES *» O THE CIS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE RED BANK - The chil- Two showings of Walt Dis- FICTION "Hornet* Neat" US70) atarrtM Itoek ney's film, "Bambi." will be «X> B "Th. CrsctiW Bylva Koadoa. A U.S. Army captain am a atnxB- dren's department of the Red "Jonathan Livingston 100 8 '7h. S*cond Wemtn" held Tuesday at 3 and 3:45 lion emr pancbut• utai behind Mutf Unea in NwtUn Bank Public Library will cele- Seagull," Bach IB "Hnvy Aldrich, Boy Scout" Italy to Now up a aUitaflcaUj vital turn. p.m. The program is free and 3:00 O "Or**n Mansion!*' *B GHOST STORY brate Children's Book Week "August 1914," Solzhenitsyn "House of Evil." A nan brine* Ma ptaoMaujiiter will last half an hour. 4:30 O "La "The Winged Avenger" O THE ODD COUPLE Mrs. Janet Conover, chil- zines in West Germany, who Mshed a secret German factory Harris 9 ID GILLIGAN5 ISLAND "The tint Baby" Oncar ncalla details of why dren's librarian, hopes to and Wednesday. 9:30 a.m. to 9 "Hair Today. Con^Tomorrow" Felix lias been banned from the hospital aver since p.m., apd Tuesday, Thursday, stumbles on to the obscure sui- to produce nuclear devices that "Supermoney," Smith hla daughter's birth. make a new book for the li- cide of a pathetic old Jew who might touch off a worldwide ID HODGEPODGE IODSE Friday and Saturday, 9:30 "The Peter Prescription," »:30 0 I tOVE LUCV B lANYOrJ brary with the poems library had been in a Nazi concentra- conflict. Miller has found a le- '.'Time To Kill." A marathon dancer. Bustled by a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Peter •Lucy TMnks Ricky ft Trylnr To Munta Hal" the fleeting reappearance of a girl friend aha members create. tion camp in Riga. His journal- thai nest of snakes, ID BEAT THE CLOCK (C) thought wai dead, him Ban) on to find her again. istic instincts tell him there is a The Odessa File of the title is "Open Marriage," Nena and IB MASQUERADE B ID NEWS George O'Neill 7:00 0 CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE story behind the incident, and a secret document that gives a "Love and the Hairy Sxcuae"; "Ivors and Udy like a detective or a spy he complete disclosure of the ex- "Eleanor: The Years Alone," Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) Luck"; "Love and the Plck-Up." Nazis' connections, and if Mill- Lash 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (C) IB SPECIAL OF THE WEEK begins to ferret it out. 'The Bookie Barber" ' ,•, "Awake and Sing" starring Walter Matthau, Ron The clues lead him to the er can get it into the right hands 0 NEWS " "The Blob" (19581 starring Steve McQueen. he gives the reader a first-class 0 THE BRADY BUNCH Elvis Presley could get to make an album. We views. We're pretty quiet as year, it started being played made tracks and Peter Knight MONTHLY $24/$33 "I Can See Clearly Now," people. We just like to lead our again on Arnerican radio sta- Johnny Nash took some of our melodies and Deposit Required $10 own lives, go in the studio and' "(inrden Parly," Hick Nelson the London Festival Orchestra record and go perform. Were '™»«»in«iiiiiiimntiiiniiniiiiniiiimira: played them in between our "Ml He Around," Spinners our only real close friends — 16"-19" BLACK & WHITE PORTABLES "Nights in White Satin," numbers. That was on a differ- each other and our wives and RECORDS ent session. It turned out fan- COUNT Moody Blues girlfriends and mums and dads. '•'•uifiiunniiniiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiii. tastic. ' ' • "Freddie's Dead," Curtis May- It is a big family. BAYSHORE field tions, he thinks first in Seattle. "That was the day we threw "I'd Love You To Want Me," "It's easy not to fight. I don't "We didn't rerelease it. It away our blue suits and stopped I.obo think we've had any big rows had never been taken off re- doing other people's material 787-4400 "If You Don't Know Me by for years. We know each other lease. But we had just put out a and trusted ourselves to do our BASIE CO IMC 1HHURCH $r , KEANSBURG Now," Harold Melvln and Blue too well. What usually happens single, 'Isn't Life Strange?', own. We had nothing to lose." AND HIS Notes in a group is one or two Uo all and we were afraid it would Asked if the group had then "listen to the Music," llonble the writing and decide the pol-jeopardize that. So we didn't discovered a key to success, Brothers ship 'Nights in White Satin' to "I Am Woman," Helen Rcddy icy of where the band is going Hayward says, "Trusting your- 17 PIECE and what kind of music they shops jjntil after that went off self is it. You can only play play and then it usually never the charts — and we did have a what you want to hear and what BACHERT'S HOFBRAUHAUS works out. hit with it." "Isn't Life turns you on and hope everyone ORCHESTRA Strange?" climbed the charts else likes it." 301 Ocean Ave., Atlantic Highlands! \ "Uusually on an album of 10 songs, each of the five of us through April and May and Asked about differences be-; AT THE Tel. 291-0224 \ SINGERS peaked at No. 20 June 17. writes two. It gives everybody a tween British and American lis- AND chance to do what they want to - "Now 'Nights in White Satin' teners, Hayward says, "En- Yes, We Are Serving do at that particular time. is our biggest selling single. In gland is much more prone to We've all got the group for our 1967 it was No. 1 in Europe and groups that come up and down N 18 i Eld d d THANKSGIVING DINNER! ACTORS two numbers. It keeps us happy No. 18 in England and stopped very quick, MADISON you know." about 50 something over here. "Fads rub off on us because Why not join us — The eroun came from En- ™s time, it's not on the chart we're listening to music all the deljcious food - times. What is going on has got AUDITIONS to influence you. But you find RESTAURANT served pleasantly in this year, March SB-April 8 and SJ *£ £*£ buUloveitlit ADULT CHRISTMAS Oct. 2 -Nov. 4 Ray Thomas , you always write in the same friendly atmosphere MUSICAL means an M ot t0 me mode -r use some notes in the ROUTE9-Southof Junction at Rl. 34 — music, too! Say-\, i''Tyb -fS.g ua am' "Who can say where songs scale more than others when MADISON TOWNSHIP, N.J. from home so much their-kids th t"have happened to SUN.. NOV. 12 ming6 s a well in England, which means a FOR RESERVATIONS call them 'Uncle Daddy.' me an(J thjngs j WJJM have Early Reservations Recommended y me d m j M h « concerts. But we CALL 291 -0224 8 P.M. People sty you need to do 5or Iikcd to have Imppen to me. It is never were a fad." PHONE 727-1595 16 shows. Where normally a a beautifu, .^ whcn for Reservations, Call Early group would take three or four just come t0 the BARN "Weeks, we do it in two. If 1 m .,„ / j k THEATRE 102 Ave. o. Two divers nothing. We all feel the same, >so that is all right." You truly haven't lasted SEA Rum son FOOD at iIs very best until " Call 741-8323 The gold LPs are "A Ques- tion of Balance," "Days of Fu- you have eaten a BROILED ture Passed," "In Search of the Soa Food Platter $\ DORIS 'N' ED'S. 'Our Secret? Sure, Lost Chord," "On the Thresh- we'll lell you. We are the old of a Dream," "To Our Chil- 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD SHREWSBURY, N.J. Cliolfl! Uoos that make Hie dil- A & P Shopping Cwttar lerence? You bet it does! 741-0361 CYAC Dance LOBSTER LOVERS —•-' and Barbizon wiJI prove it. Every woman.has, . inY. //.s.'" hidden dimensions of beauty that are lying dor- Scheduled "Come ami - mant, The famous Barbizon Beauty and Charm ift'l V»n alive" course will show you how to wake up every ounce Ml 1)1) I, KTOWN -The ('alhi)lii' Young Adult. Club of of beauty. Private or group courses for women of Northern Mnnmnuth County •12 PIECES COUNTRY all ages covering: today's art of makeup; skin caro,- ALL FOR will have its 15th Anniversary FRIED CHICKEN hair styling; body exercise; poise; speech; ward- Dinner Dance nn Friday, Nov. • 1 JUMBO SALAD robe. Convenient hours. Budget plan. Inexpensive. •M, at The Cobblestones, Kt. :tr>. at fi :iii|nn, (Your Chalet) 99 Approved by N.J. Slate Board of Education. Write Thi> Ilieme of the dance is • 1 BASKET SHRIMP "For The (inod Times." , P 0 HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? 0 FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE ' JS" "°™*W HMD starring Richard Blx, Vttr, "Our Son, The Homosexual" IB JUVENILE JURY its due recognition — on a new Morison. A rancher encountsrs many tsftulSv- 4:30 8 a NEWS O RIGHT NOW CD THE ELECTRIC COMPANY U.S. postage stamp. 8 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) 10:00 DUMP UNTO MY FEET _- I.-00 B MASK ,, , . •Hold That Tiger" Cl OPEN CIRCUIT A slrsnge series of accidents befalls Lt. Col. Blake, As previously reported in this a ROLLIN' O CURIOSITY SHOP and suspicion falls on Trapper John. column, an 8-cent stamp salut- O SESAME STREET Guests: B. J. Thomas, The Five Electrical Band. Q VALUES OF THE SEVENTIES O SNOOPY'S INTERNATIONAL ICE FOLLIES ing stamp collecting will be is- B SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES (C) IB THE FAMILY SAME ID SUPERMAN I Snoopy tours various European locations and dis- "Lynda." A young woman searches for a home plays his Ice skating expertiH as star or tht 1S72 sued Nov. 17 in New York City 8 THE HOUND CATS (C) 10:30 8 LOOK UP AND LIVE 8 ASC SATURDAf SUPERSTAR MOVIE (C) for herself and her Infant sen and explains her Shlpalads and Johnson ice Follies. coinciding with the National reasons for deciding to take up communal living. O MAN IN OFFICE O THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW • ' tASsle and the Spirit of Thunder Mountain" O POINT OF VIEW Postage Stamp Show. Featured B NEW JERSEY REPORT 7:00 O U.F.O. (C) Q THE F.B.I. 8-center honoring the cen- B BI06RAPHY 8 SEVEN P.M. NEWS (C) tD SUPERMAN II "The Wtxard." White Brakine inveitlcUes a man's on the adhesive is the reproduc- tenniafof this business. Anoth- 8 CAMERA THREE bank *mbe*iitment, the man recruits criminals for 10:00 _ ROMAN HOLIDAYS (C) a THIS IS TOM JONES 11.-00 tion of the first U.S. stamp, the O NEWSLIGHT a planned $3,000,000 bank robber/. er story tells about the profes- Bo SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE Guest: Nancy Wilson 0 THE FLINTSTONES Q WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS 5-cent Benjamin Franklin of .."Ho"» ot Dracula" (1945) starrir* Lou Chaney, 8 EYEWITNESS EXCLUSIVE Guest: Joseph Campanella. sion of pharmacy and the is- B BULLWINKLE 1847. It is shown under the John Carradlne, A benevolsnt .scientist seeks to a THIS WEEK IN PRO FOOTIALL (C) ID FOCUS: NEW JERSEY suance of the U.S. commemo- help. Hit infamous Count Dracula, and la almaelf tO CHILLER THEATRE I O REX HUMBARD stamp collector's tool, a mag- Infected with the dread vampire taint. O) INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE rative to hail these dedicated "The Brsin That Wouldn't Die" (IMS) starring ID EASTSIDE KIDS "The Splendors of Versailles." A mualcfcl recreation nifying glass. To the right of the ID HISH SCHOOLFOOTBALL Jason Evers. Virginia Lelth. A surfeon tries to find "Follow the Leader" (1MO starring hut Corny, of a few days at the court of Loula XIV. individuals. IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY a body to transplant his fiancee's head, declpitlted Hunti Hall. On lean from the army, the Cast Bids magnifier are the words in an accident. 1:30 O THE SANDY DUNCAN SHOW East Africa's three-way post- 10:30 O JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (C) Kids Investigate s robbery. Sthdy Is swept off her feet by a young millionaire "Stamp Collecting U.S. 8c." 01 ZOOM al system for Kenya, Uganda a THE BARKIEYS (C) 11:30 B FACE THE NATION who showers her with flowers and wlnei and dines Collectors desiring first-day 8 THE BRADY KIDS (C) 7:30 a THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT (C) •3 DIRECT LINE her, and Tanzania comes in for rative, also to be released in ... %The Chimp." The boys sneak a chlmpaniee into non-Jewiih wife. El SPEAKING FREELY ID BLACK PRIDE tries, Dominica is a British is- their apartment. B MR. TOUGH GUYS 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE O) MASTERPIECE THEATER New York, will have a first land in the West Indies. The 0 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY '.Bach Dawn I Die" (193K) starring James Caf- "Beau Oeste" 0839) starring Gary Cooper, Ray "Coutin Bette: This House for Pleasure." JBelte and printing of 150 million. Dominican Republic, an inde- 12:30 8 WHAT'S AN ELECTION ALL ABOUT ney, Jane Bryan. A newspaperman, investigating a- Mlllsnd. Three brothers confess to the theft of a Valerie connlvt to obtain money from the Hulots. a TALKING WITH A GIANT (C) political scandal, is framed and sent to prison. prlceleu jewel to save a lady's honor. «:30 D MANMIX pendent nation, is in the eastern B DIRECTIONS ' A deported gang lord's enemies believe lie ham 8 NCAA FOOTBALL a HEE HAW (C) slipped buck into the country and try desperately George R. Downes, former part of the Caribbean. Though Teams to Be Announced 0 ACTION THEATRE Guests: Jeannle Seely, Buddy Alan. "Brute Force" (1947) starring Hurt Lancaster, to track him down. head of postal operations In they sound alike, their stamps a i SPY IB PLAYHOUSE NEW YORK Howard Duff. The inmates of a maximum security 0) TO BE ANNOUNCED Great Britain, Is now in the are vastly different in style and "Home" starring Sir Ralph Richardson, Sir Joan prison rebel against their sadistic, brutal warden. "A Gift Prom Alexsnder" Gielgud. A story of four persons in a horn* for 10:00 TJ.S. and Canada talking about content ... the most valuable B UNTAMED WORLD (C) 1:30 O ISSUES AND ANSWERS J, Mr.. Minikan." A.d«n- mental patients, * m SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE MM. whose far-out idrts k««p raiiinj. is convinced British stamps in general and private collection in the world "Bats, Birda and Bigger Beasts." Narrator: Philip IM B THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) "Brother Orchid" (1940) starring Humphrey Bo- his final, ultimate experiment will mi««n), with Carey. Ted refuses to sign his renewal contract unless cart. Edward Q. Robinson. An ex-con hides out In the aid of Ills faithful wife. the Silver Anniversary Issue in belongs to Queen Elizabeth II of B SESAME STREET some clauses are deleted. a monastery and, on his return to the outsldt am NEWS particular. The stamps com- Great Britain ... Canada re- HlOO a THE CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL O SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (C) world, tries to clean up the rackets, - "Giant" (Part I) (1970) itarrinc Kock Rudcon, O SARNER TED ARMSTRONG memoratlng the 25th wedding cently issued 8-cent pictorial "Mr. Horatio Knibbles" The story of a girl who (B REALIDADES ID FIRING LINE loves rabbits, and Mr. Knlbtles, • hug* rabbit in Elizatattli Tiylor. The owner of & Ttxu cattlt "Puerto Rican Election Special" anniversary of Queen Elizabeth post cards showing 90 different frock coat and top hat. ranch and hia wife involv* themulvci la tht plight 2*0 O FAITH AND THE BIBLE 10:30 O THE PROTECTORS a LASSIE of poor Mexican ranch worker*. Fart XI will bt prt- "First Circle." Rule Is cslled on to |ive protection and Prince Philip will be re- views with indicia identical to "The Golden Eagle." Tragedy atitkn a pair of •entcd Hon. at 9:0O P.M.) O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE to a man whose mind has snapped, and who now leased on Nov. 20 and be avail- the picture ... Although the golden eagles. O THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO ffi BEHIND THE LINES lives In a private nightmare of war horron. able to collectors around Dec. first U.S. adhesive was issued B FATHER KNOWS 8EST "Timelock." A temporarily freed San Quentin in- 2:10 El WNBC TV PROGRAM O NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED itial* becomes the auipect In an fcnranged murder O LIKE IT IS B SPORTS EXTRA 1. in 1847 (as discussed In the first "Two Loves Has Bud" and calls Mike Stone. 1:30 a PRIMUS • 9:30 O THE BOB NEWHART SHOW (C) ID BLACK JOURNAL 0 NEW YORK REPORT Downes is also taking part in part of this column) initial ef- "Trapped." (Pert U) A school of sharks surrounoB "The Next Four Tears." An analysis of Black Ills ID WITH MAYOR LINDSAY a diving mission. Having vowed never to go to bed mid, Bob and three major stamp shows - forts toward establishing a Emily carry on an all night argument wnen Emily under the next President. 11:00 O O NEWS a EASTSIDE COMEDY 3*0 El POSITIVELY BLACK "Florex 72" In Clearwatcr, postal system were Introduced "Bowery Battalion" (1951) starring Leo Gorcey. refuse! to become a Monday night football widow. 0 WITH JOHN HAMILTON ID ALL ABOUT FACES 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE Fla., the National Stamp Show by the Massachusetts Colony in Hunts Hall. The Bowery Boyi form a unit Of their "The Last Time I Saw Perls" (1554) starring Elin- O NEWARK IN REALITY own to go to war. 10:00 O MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE (C) beth Taylor, Van Johnson. ID SRAMBLINS COLLEGE FOOTIALL in New York and "Expo North" 1676 and by Pennsylvania Colo- 8 NFL GAME OF THE WEEK Phelps poses as a government investigator to prow Grambllnr vs. University of Hawaii B SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE (C) O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE in San Francisco. ny in 1683 ... and that Ben-' that a crime syndicate boss killed his fir) lrlend. "Master of Ballantrne" (1653) starring Brrol Flynn, CD SOULI "The Big Wh.pl" (1949) starring Mickey Rconey, S ID NEWS (C) , "Baraks, the Artist." Baraka recites from his latest Thomas Mitchell. A hot-ihot auto racer becomes in- Beatrice Campbell. A young Scottish laird escapes In his lectures, Downes jamin Franklin was chosen the Q THE SIXTH SENSE lit* wrsth of Bonnie prince Charlie by turning plr* work, "Spirit Reach." flicted with an enlarged ego and nearly causes "I Did Not Mean To Slay Thee." Dr. Rhodes fights traces the history of British first Postmaster General "for tragedy on the track. 11:30 O THE NAME OF THE SAME against time to save a young girl apparently dying "A Sister From Napoll." Corletl Investigate! stamps from the Penny Black the United Colonies" on July 26, IB'-THE ELECTRIC COMPANY from a fatal disease. OTMOVIE AT THREE •The Children's Hour" (10«2> starring Audrey Hep- charges that a district attorney about to be ap-, of 1840, the world's first ad- 1775. 2:00 8 BLACK ARTS (C) (B TO BE ANNOUNCED bum, Shirley MacLalne. Malicious gossip about two pointed to a Judgeinip is unfit for office. 8 MOVIE FOUR 10:30 0 BLACK NEWS (C) teachers brings ruin and tragedy. 6 SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL healve postage stamp, and fur- "Brother Rat" (IMSI ttarring Ronald Reagan, O THE HENRY MANCINI GENERATION ID THIRTY MINUTES WITH "Seven Days In May" (18M) stirring Burt Lait- ther explains the role of the DEAR FOR A DROP Eddie Albert A story of three VM.I. seniors. csstsr, Kirk Douglaa. An Idealistic president of the Guests: George Kirby, Ed Ames 3:30 O STORY THEATRE U.S. signs an agreement with Russia for nuclear Queen in personally approving LONDON (AP) - Cups of B THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES IB EQUAL TIME ID WALL STREET WEEK "The Doctors" dlsarmsments. tea for three workmen cost a 11:00 BOB NEWS 4:0O Q AFC FOOTBALL every British Btamp design. IB ZOOM 0 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW bank more than $100,000. 0 THE AMAZING WORLD OF KRESKIN (C) Baltimore Colts vs. Ssn Francisco IBers O NEWS 2:30 8 SATURDAY SHOCKER (C) O BORIS KARIOFF PRESENTS B THE BIG SHOW , O SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE Minkus Stamp Journal, No. 4 The workmen left a security "Flame Over India" (19C0) starring Kenneth More. "Tarantula" (1956) starring John Agar, Hsra Cor- ID NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL (C) "Slave Trade In ttie World Today' (IMt) starring for 1972, is indeed a delight with door open at the Oxford Street, day. A giant tarantula escapes from a laboratory Lauren Bacall. A career soldier ia sent to rescue •' Notre Dame vs. Falcons. an Indian princess and an American governess Allen Swift narrates this true story of slavery In several well-written yarns for London, bank when they went and a scries of mysterious killings take place. 11:30 0 THE LATE SHOW (C, when rebellion occurs among Moslem tribesmen. a TO BE ANNOUNCED UrOO the twentieth century. all collectors. "Cat Ballou" (1985) starring Jane Fonds, Lea Mar- IB SPORTS 70i O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE for tea. Three armed bandits 8 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE vin. A young school teacher tesma up with a cat- "Amherst Soccer" > "Fort Apache" (1948) starring John Wayne, Henry tle rustler and his drunken undo posing as • "Weekend of Terror" (1070) starring Robert Con- There is a comprehensive dressed as workmen walked in, Fonda. Two army officers clash over tht command preacher. B-.CO 0 THE SAINT rid, Csrol Lynley, feature delving into the back- broke Into a locked room, held of a fort. "Msn Who could Not Die" ID ENCOUNTER Q THE TONIGHT SHOW 8 THE WILD WILD WEST 12:30 ground of the mail order indus- up staff counting money and IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 MOVIE GREATS 1:00 ID ASK CONGRESS "All the Brothers Were Vslisnt" (1953) starring •Tlte Night of the Spanish Curse" try by Robert Hessen as fore- helped themselves to 40,000 3:00 a SPECIAL 1:10 O INSIGHT "The Washington D.C. International Hone Race." Robert • Taylor, Ann BIyth. The adventures of a ID MOVIE AT FIVE runner to the recently issued seafaring family in search of whales and treasure. "Inherit the Wind" (I0SO) starring Spencer Tracy, D THE LATE SHOW pounds - $104,000. a MOVIE AT THREE O SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I Frederic Msrch. William Jennings Bryan and. Clar- "Springfield Rifle" (1052) starring Gary Cooper, "War of the Gargantuas" (1968) starring Rusa "Joe" (1970) starring Peter Boyle, Susan Saran. ence Darrow battle the theory of evolution. Phyllis Thsxter. Tamblyn. Two monsters meet in a destructive bat- (ton. A factory worker waits for the chsnes to act I:IS O NEWS AND WEATHER tle that almost destroys mankind. out bin hatred of the "hippies" who are messing up EVENING O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW IB SESAME STREET the world. 6:00 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE •The Magic Box" (1054) starring Robert Donat, 3:30 a MOVIE FOUR 12:00 • TALES OF TERROR "Beast In the Cellar" (1970) starring Flora Rot- 1:25 Sir Laurence Olivier. "Drums of Africa" (1SS3) starring FranMs Avalon, "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935) starring Ell* Lan- son, Beryl Reid. Two old ladles own a house of 1:30 Lloyd Bochner. A railroad engineer and his nephew pheater, Boris Karloff. hnrror Snd murder. Q EVENING PRAYER in East Africa find opposition from an experienced 1:45 0 CALL TO PRAYER white hunter and raiding slaves. HJ CHILLER THEATRE II 8 PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS "Pharaoh's Curse" (1657) starring Mark Dana, B SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II 4:00 B THE EARLY SHOW (C) Ziva Rodann. "Curie ot the Voodoo" IM1 "To Catch a Thief" 11955) starring Caty Grant, These program listings ait the most accurate ol any weekly television gulds. Grace Kelly, The "Cat," an ex'Convict and Jewel 1:00 Q THE GREAT GREAT SHOW * Ihiff finds he is suspected of continuing hti olf1 "Alphavllle" (1985) starring Eddie Constantlnt, All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- - • thievery. Anna Karlna. ceived are made up to the time The Dally Register goes to press, . 1:23 0 MOVIt GREATS As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout the "Morocco"' (19301 starring Gary Cooper, Hsrlen* 8 LANCER week in The Dally Register supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute "Glory" Dietrich. , IB SESAME STREET 1:25 D NEWS program information available. IIIIIIIII mi IIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiunniiiimitniiiii IIIIIII iiiiniininimniiimimnimnuiuiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiHii iiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniimi Monmouth Arts Foundation Schedules Four Concerts krummhorn, viola da gamba, horn, a grouping which harks RED BANK - A subscrip- season by the Chamber Music The year's programs will form frequently together. feature The American Brass pandora, lute and many oth- back to the 15th century brass tion series of four chamber Society of the Monmouth Arts Twenty-five-year-old violin- Quintet; Les Menestriers. a ers. Since 1970, when they bands which performed in the concerts will be offered this Foundation. : ist Hamao Fujiwara will give group which performs music formed their ensemble, they the concert March 5. Mr. Fuji- town squares of European whlla of color »ar»lea (•oi) riT-loee of the Middle Ages and the have been giving from' 150 to wara has studied extensively cities, for royalty, at celebra- call, or anttnns rspslr. Renaissance; young Japanese 200 concerts a year in France in his native Japan, in Europe tions and holidays. The Quin- violinist Ilamao Fujiwara, and throughout the Continent. and the U.S. tet, in its repertoire, capably Only am coupon ptr Their very first recording won spans five centuries from the all - Good only on and a String Trio of the New In lDttH, lie won second prize ZENITH-MOTOROLA ComplM npilrt. Not them the (Irand Prix de 15th to the 20th. DINNER-THEATRE York Chamber Solists. at the Paganini International MAVTAO-EMERSON villd on MAK's chamber music con- L'Academie du Disquc Violin Competition in (ienoa. These brass players have GIBSON ' work. n»fl ROUTE 35 MORGAN, N. J. certs are held informally.in- Francais. He made his recital debut in performed to enthusiastic au- t MO. PARTS-tO DAY LABOR WARRANTC the-round, at Fellowship Hall, Centuries Spanned Tokyo in 19B9. Following a diences and critics all over ON STAGE ON STAGE in the first Presbyterian Les Menestriers' repertory concert lour in Japan in 1071. the world, and their music Church in Rumson. They are ranges from music of the 12th he returned to Kurope and can be heard on five record BROADWAY EVERY SAT. NITE often followed by light re- century to the Age of Eliza- won third prize at the tjueen labels. MUSICALS Starting Jan. I, 1973 freshments and the chance for beth, Their youth, vitality and lOlizabcth competition in All Chamber Music concerts concert goers to meet the virtuosity have won them Brussels. are at Oi.KJ p.m. Series sub- guest artists. great popularity abroad. This The American Brass Quin- scriptions are on said now and Coming Jin. 6th HAWK The series' opening concert is their first U.S. tour. tet will conclude the concert until the evening of the first NOW PLAYING by Les Menestriers is sched- Violinist Stanley Ritchie. series on May K. This en- concert. Complete informa- "TINY TIM" uled for Tuesday, Nov. 21, violist Ynez Lynch and cellist semble, which debuted in tion Is available by pluming team This group takes its name Kortunato Aricn will give a I960, consists of two trumpets, Mrs. Richard Wexflblat of from the French word referr- string trio concert on Jan. 17. two trombones and a French New Shrewsbury. "LITTLpE" Plui Other Attractions MIODLETOWN - LINCROFT ROAD ing to the minstrels, or troj- All three musicians arc mem- LINCROFT THANKSGIVING DAY badours, who wandered bers of the New York Cham- . ber Soloists, a group which MATINEE Coming Jin. 13th around Europe in the Mid- dle Ages and Renaissance with has performed throughout the WINE BARREL SPECIALS Make Thanksgiving A "ftomfses - Promises" their instruments on their U.S. and Europe and made EILEEN FULTON backs, singing and playing the many recordings. Mr. Ritchie, M5. Thru SAT. Holiday for Mom... 'lisa" *f "At n» W«M fen" folk music (if the time. Miss Lynch and Mr. "Arico have each appeared as guest, These five young French- PRIME RIBS Fine fcxirj Hxonllonl riorvicn mo youis al 7omnhawk Golf Course Dining SPECIAL! Lobster Tails men perform on such in- soloists with orchestras and Room iind Gar. Fur IFIQ whulo family, call ahoad und^s'll propers a Every Day at BAHRS' chamber groups. They per- mouih waforing turkey dtnnor with oil fho trimmings. You da Ihe carving struments as the recorder, 395 and !;iko homo wlinl's loft rUNK WOMAN «? the riono" Show Tonight At Library- ( FRIDAY ,-/•„ .•>•-' -,-:. -v: ' . .. Dinner Includes » " ' STUFFED ROUNDER Turkey Noodla Soup ' '<• MIDDLETOWN - Tickets drama scholarship for a Mld- Waldorf Salad - Bfead & Rolls will be available at the door dletown student. jAUtKPKAItN •••••••••••••••••••• Whole Roast Turkey with Ok) Fashioned Stuffing, Advance tickets are avail- 375 for tonight's performance of Cranberry Sauco • Whipped Potatoes or Candied Yams "You Know I Can't Hear You able from Mrs. Jean (iumnne. SHRIMP SCAMPI Creamed Com - Peas or Green Beans Alrrjonrjine Middlelown, drama depart- •HTAU'ANT * NAUTICAl IOUNOI When the Water's Running," • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • Apple P10 • Pumpkin Pie • Rico Pudding or Jollo benefiting the Drama De- ment chairman, Mrs, Robert DINING Dintcru mm rw W4N«J UiiKhton fcrvid 11:30 to 3 P.M. Monday Thru Friday Fruit Bowl - Assorted Nuts - Mints partment of the Village Wom- Osborne. Humson. or Mrs. V,w- Banquet FocllillM lor Weddings and Social an's Club. gene llarcsar. Middlclnwn. LOBSTER, LOBSHR TAILS AHalra From 25 to 500 Ptople r CHOICE STEAKS Curtain time for the Kobcrt •tyderson comedy, the first MEXICO CITY HAS hmuian bpnn «Moi(«r (fcorgt ALL THIS 50 play In the new season of the STRAY DOG PROBLEM Complete Sea food Menu FOR ONLY pir adult Monmouth Players, is 8:45 MEXICO CITY (AP) - The • *»$ul*MmvAnllabh p.m. in Navesink Library. number of stray dogs in Mexico CREDIT CARDS HOHORIP City has risen from 300,000 to 2.75 Per child 'Vaswi To Dint It" A "Cut" The benefit performance is the major fund-raising project 800,000 in the past 10 years, WIILOWBROOK INN FOR RESERVATIONS THI MtMT'laWr AV. HIOHIANM of the year for the depart- according to an official of the 74OMVMID. 741-20W FAIR HAVIN 842-4111 ment. Proceeds artwised for a Health Ministry. 10 The Dally Register, Red Banlh-Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, November II, 117* 'Shop9 for Gynecologist, Writer Urges Women much of her material, though, throw away the material I surgery, so they are more likely gists areterribly busy, which is drugged is the way we're sup- the writer says she realized this had," she recounts. But my By PEACE MOFFAT to operate," she says. "Surgery "another reason to use an inter- AP Newsfeatures Writer posed to have babies. This is not wasn't the book her publishers agent came to the rescue, found necessarily the best way. It's a isn't always deliberate ex- nist." NEW YORK (AP) - had intended. "So I gave back a publisher, and now women position that seems to have ploitation, but at least an inter- "Free and Female," which Met Schedules Lewis and Home Barbara Seaman is a sci- the money and was going to" have an honest sex boofc.. been first used in 16th century nist has less of a tendency to Miss Seaman has subtitled, Carmen at the Met in March, ence writer who maintains "The Sex Life of the Contempo- NEWARK (AP) - Henry Europe for the convenience of think in terms of radical solu- he will conduct it during the that a good consciousness-rais- rary Woman," has been called Lewis, music director of the physicians. There has been re- tions." company's spring tour across ing group sometimes can be the first book to deal with sexu- New Jersey Symphony Or- search in the past few years the country and again during better /or a woman's health ality from a feminist point of DRIVE-IN chestra, will conduct the Met- that it isn't even the best posi- than a visit to a gynecologist. view. Originally, however, Miss. ropolitan Opera's new produc- the 1973-74 season. tion for a baby. And being I m. SOUTH ICT. BIl 35135 The author of "The Doctor's Seaman says, it was intended as tion of Bizet's Carmen next Lewis is in his fifth season drugged isn't best for the baby HttUT 264-2200 Case Against the Pill," and the a "bride's sex book." March. as music director of the New either. recently-published, "Free and Lewis' wife, soprano Mari Jersey Symphony. ' 'Most women have no idea of After receiving an advanced Female," Miss Seaman main- science fellowship to study fe- lyn Home, will sing the title our standards of maternal and tains that women should be full male sexuality and gathering role. infant mortality. According to Holly Bazaar partners in their health, rather Lewis made his Metropoli- United Nations statistics, Swe- G R A N T' S (Han ''suBmitting to the male tan Opera debut last month Ends Tonight den, Great Britain, Japan authority figure," who may be Czechoslovakia and Taiwan are conducting Puccini's LaBo- MATAWAN - Holiday dec- her gynecologist. heme. orations and novelties, hand- among the countries which out- sniiu m In addition to conducting made items, baked goods, sta- "It's important for a woman rank us. tionery, "second-time- to view her gynecologist the ' 'A lot of gynecologists like to KW 747-0333' way she does her TV repair- use labor-inducing drugs. For a ' ONE OF mflESI SUSPfHSt MOVIES around" articles, wooden I - itnur irons, wnx rv ware, religious gifts and re- man. They're both working for time they were used just so her," the author says. doctors could take their week- freshments will be featured at "But often a trip to the gy- ends off. They'd tell their STRAND "Holly Bazaar," being staged is THE necologist is a humiliating ex- patients, 'Look, it'll be easier until 9 tonight by the women perience," she goes on. "For for you. You can even arrange THEATRE of Trinity Episcopal Church, instance, instead of letting a for a baby sitter for the other BOSTON STRANGLER Hyers Lane at West Court. KEYPORT woman pick her own form of children.' . New this year will be a Par- birth control, he tends to decide cel Post Booth, where shop- "Most doctors want to keep for her. A few take great pride women to a 15-pound weight pers may purchase surprise - •: in diaphragms and go so far as gain during pregnancy. But packages. NOW THRU TUES. to say, 'I've never had a dia-.there is more and more evi- athrillerl "YOUI!. LIKE MY MOTHER" There also will be a sepa- phragm pregnancy.' Just whose dence, that excessive dieting Barbara Seaman PATTY CUKE • mcHAHt) THOMAS rate children's fair, with pregnancy is it anyway?" • -can be harmful to infants, and She got herself into a.. pllK UTE Show EVER? NITE games and prizes. Miss Seaman's opinion has an in most of the countries which She also urges women to read (UKUUK ADMISSION PHICC mmm — not what doctors write for early beginning — when she outrank us in infant and Memoes uTi SHOW; America's first fog-warning wanted to breast feed her own maternal care, physicians al- the public, which she says is I device was included in the con- baby and her doctor told her she low pregnant women to gain 25 "bland," but what they write HITCHCOCK'S I'struction in 1808 or West Quod- "wouldn't make a very good to 30 pounds." for each other. And the writer ] dy Light, the most northern cow." Since that time, how- says women should not hesitate She beam* Miss Seaman urges women lighthouse along the rockbound ever, the writer, who is child not to consider their gynecolo- to "shop around" for a good "FRENZY" sticky in HM heat! |,coast of Maine. Sixty dollars care and education editor of gist their "main doctor." In- gynecologist. If she should (ind were added to the lighthouse "Family Circle" magazine, has one who won't answer her ques- 'ADMISSION ONLY IN COLOR ADULTS ONLY stead, she maintains, they keeper's $300 yearly pay forbased her thinking more on her should go to a general prac- tions, Miss Seaman says, TO LATE SHOW WOODT ALLEN'S beating a 500-pound bell with a studies — for instance: . "She'd better run." She points titioner or an internist. "Gy- ' MATINEE SAT. and SUN. 2 p.m. "EVERYTHING hammer on frequent loggy out, too, that many gynecolo- — also — ' 'Being flat on our backs, and necologists arc trained in 1 I days. "ARARE, MAGICAL.FILM!' YOU ALWAYS The "GODMOTHER" WANTEDTO IN COLOR RATED HI ATLANTIC This Weekend at the Movies KNOW CIIYEMA • 291-0148 -tudiihCntuNBC-tV ABOUTSEX* Ttese schedules are provided by SAT.—Santo and the Three Bears IIAZLET ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS . 2:00; Bull It t 6:30; 10:20; Bonnie and' BUT WERE Ike theater and the times are lor Clyde 8:30 PLAZA- today only. SUN.—Santo end the Three Bears. FRI.—Cancel My Reservation 7:21; A BOY AND GIRL AFRAID MUSIC 2:00; Bonnie and Clyde 7:30; Bullllt 9:10 9:20 MAKERS RED BANK OCEAN TOWNSHIP SAT. —Santa and the Three Bears FACE THE TO ASK" Peter Sellers CINEMA HI- 2:00; Cancel My Reservation 7:35; 9:50 THEATRES CIRCLE- SUN.—Santa and the Three Bears as Albeit T.Hcpinagel. FRI.—You'll Like My Mother 7:00; 2:00; Cancel My Reservation 5:15; 7:25; CHALLENGE «:«; 10:30; Frenzy 12 mldnlte FRI.-Everything You Wanted to United Artists Hospital Administrator, in SAT— Br«lH tenors of all time, in New York Europe, will train specifically have five and a half acres there, been ordered to shut down in- per cent two years ago. recently from his California to be a heldentenor, or heroic a garden and a swimming pool .definitely as of Wednesday be- The technicians demand. home to hear some young ten- tenor, for Wagner operas. where I can throw the people I cause of wildcat strikes by higher wages and object to ors and baritones, likened a Melehior himself started as a don't like." technicians. the terms of a contract pro- Wagnerian opera to a horse baritone, making his debut in Melehior is willing to talk Other Parisian theaters will posed by the ministry. race. 1913 in the Royal Opera House about the past or today. He sang' strike the following day to "These long Wagnerian oper- in his native Copenhagen. He in Wagner operas with Klrsten protest the government order, as always have all the big arias made his debut as a heldentenor Flagstad and Helen Traubel, which deprives the Comedie , WALTER READE for- the tenor at the end. You in 1918, in "Tannhauser," hav- but his favorite Sieglinde and technicians of their most ef- have to know how to sing and ing taken a year off to study. Elsa in "Lohengrin" was Lotte fective weapon. THEATRES ' you have to know, like the jock- Later he studied with Wagner's Lehmann and his favorite The closure order by the MOM. - THURS. ey who rides the horse, that you widow, Cosima, and son, Sieg- Brunnhilde and Isolde was minister for cultural affairs, can not lead the field the whole fried, at the Wagnerian opera Lauritz Melehior Frida Leider. Jacques Duhamel. comes at a EARLYBIRD time. You must know how tohouse in Bayreuth. He made his 6:30-7:15-$1.50 fall back from the other impor- debut there in 1924 in "Parsif- notes. A tenor can try it and can Melehior sang at the Metro- Promethium, a rare-earth AT MOST THEATRES tant horses in the race. But you al." ruin himself. politan Opera for 24 seasons, element, once was named illi- must know how to win in the "Heldentenors are special "There are • very few hel- singing more than 500 perform- nium after Illinois and was stretch. That is why you can't voices and they develop later, dentenors today,"- Melehior ances in Wagner operas. At thecalled Florentium by Italian Carlton just sing, you have to learn how in a man's 30s," Melehior says, says. "That is why I have my Met and other opera houses, he scientists before becoming in- fl*d B«nk 741 9600 to sing these things." "often after he has a family and foundation, to try to develop sang 971 Wagnerian perform- ternationally named after the fRI., SAT. 4 SUN. I YOUNG STATESMAN — British actor Simon can't take a year off to train some good heroic voices." ances. Greek god Prometheus. Ward plays the role of Winston Churchill in the The young men singing for properly. Melehior, still erect, tall and -ONLY-. _• new film, "Young Winston." Melehior were contestants for "It is not a usual tenor voice; imposing in appearance with a the Melehior Heldentenor it comes mostly from high bari- white mustache, beard and tone voices. You have to' have Peter Sellers ? hair, also, as he always is re- *$ AlbertAbt T.HopfflTHfK PWP CONFERENCE that solid bottom range to build membered by those who've p The Young Winston' on. If you do not have that, and known him a long time, still is CENTRE HOTEL ? NORTH BRUNSWICK - you try to press your voice fond of a good time and a wit- Educational conferences and down, then you lose your high ticism. WhereDoes Seen Best of Crop' exhibits will be featured at 67 Carr Ave. Keaitsburg the Parents Without Partners HOLLYWOOD - Among It Hurt?" the movie biography. statewide conference tonight the beat-received of the new "1 think there is a revived through Sunday at the Ho- film biographies is "The interest in history on the part liday Inn, Ht. l. The New Jer-' APPEARING •;?• Young Winston," which cov- of the movie audience," he sey Regional Council of Par- ers the first 25 years of Win- said. "The reason, 1 believe, ents Without Partners is hos- FRIDAY NITE ston Churchill's life. Produc- is that the present is so un- •n fritd ih.im.. Hello pi, lit* «l i\tv4v, PUPPET ON ting the weekend session, 1 llulltsj (lorn, Iranth I (its, MW, alilHri 1 er-writer Carl Foreman was pleasant. People enjoy going which begins wilh registration i A CHAIN here recently from his London back to other eras when life at 6 o'clock tonight. Addition- S base, and lie gave some in- was more pleasant and he- al registration will take place j SONNY BENNETT sight into the resurgence of roic. • tomorrow. Single parents who j STONES "It is a great form of es- are not members of PWP are Ite. 35 • Middletown One mile north of Red Bank *'f <<»»•»»*« cape. You have a variety nf welcome to the conference. 741-S344 GUITARIST Yellowfutz dramatic values including vio- lence — but violence of a dif- Canteen ferent sort from that in con- FOOD & MUSIC temporary films. FOR, "The major problem is that such pictures are very ex- BODY & SPIRIT pensive to make. Columbia ***•*••**•• thought 'Young Winston' would naturally cost $14 mil- "PAIGE lion; the company was using "Lawrence of Arabia' as a Presenting, Once Again CONKLIN" yardstick. But we made TONITE 'Young Winston' for SHVi mil- lion, which was something of AND a production coup." TOMORROW Foreman accomplished his T>ii\ner •*****•***• economies by careful man- agement of the three big Town West Folk & Folk Rock battle scenes. Wales doubled for South Africa, and both the 1066 OCEAN AVE. India and Sudan sequences , SEA BRIGHT were shot in Morocco. at the price of dinner for one Circle HI tt II »>buf( H. Circle The Jteggars Banquet Another hazard of biograph- Oc«inT«wlN»»».||IO ies of recent figures is getting legal clearances from living "Everything \ Now At The figures. Foreman purchased the story rights directly from you always Z Churchill when the statesman . FROM THE RESTAURANT'S REGU- • • days indicated beneath th» restaurant sex* ft Frankie "Mike" trayed. you will receive a set of twelve spe- LAR MENU. You may order ANY- descriptions. Cost of alcoholic bever- "The family had no approv- cially prepared invitations, one to each THING ON THE MENU from Filet to ages, gratuities and taxes are not in- Rendell Trio als," said Foreman, "but as a of the restaurants. Lobster, from Appetizer to Dessert. cluded in price of the meal. courtesy I showed the script • Using one invitation each month, you c» THEN... you pay for only one meal )• THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ' ••••#•••« •* Every Friday, to the present Winston and a guest of your choice may dine at AND RECEIVE THE OTHER ABSO- PLAY HOST AT AN OUTSTANDING Saturday and Churchill. He was worried the restaurant specified on the LUTELY FREE FROM CHARGE... RESTAURANT. . . month after Town East about one thing: the point that invitation. A FANTASTIC SAVINGS. month... AT HALF THE USUAL HlftM>vHtl*«lmt'A«t. Sunday Night his greal-grandfatlier had COST! died of syphilis." • Elizabeth Taylor • Foreman cited his source • Plus • EARL ROACH f Richard Burton f for Ihe information: a biogra- Mon.Jues., Wed. SThurs. phy written by the young YOU WILL DINE AT THESE FABULOUS RESTAURANTS: man's father, Randolph J'HAMMERSMITHJ Churchill. HAUL'S SIR FRANCIS RESTAURANT CEDAR INN Entertainment (FORMERLY PAUL'S EDGEWATERSl A scrumptious choice of luscious steaks and sea Be prepared for ait adventure in culinary artistry when • IS OUT" • Nightly The ultimate. .. a gourmet's dream! An incomparable delicacies are served in true "Sir Francis Style". Trip you dine at this fine restaurant. Select your pleasure CBA Dance cmsim! offering an almost unbelievable variety of excellent service along with the charming atmosphere from an almost unlimited choice of seafood and specially prepared dishei served (midst a Medieval creates a memorable evening of fine dining, mouth watering continental dishes, served in tht aura Is Tomorrow Gothic decor. Truly the home of gracious dining and ONE NAVESINK AVENUE, HIGHLANDS. N.J. of a colonial homisteid. Lyric Valid Tuesday thru Sunday 121 NAVESINK AVENUE, RT, 36, HIGHLANDS. N.J. Kitchen Open UN CROFT — Christian impeccable service. Dfttmi ENGLISH LANE. WANAMASSA OCEAN. N.J. Valid Sunday thru Friday (cloud Thutsday) Til 1 A.M. Hrolhors Academy will have (Off Route 35, Asbury CircU Northl its 13th annual dinner-dance Valid Sunday thru Friday THE LITTLE KRAUT TOWN AND COUNTRY INN Jack Baker's tomorrow in the Shore Casino, : "HEAT" : J.G.'s RESTAURANT AND Dino in a classic Bavarian setting where a classic menu A sumptuous variety of stfaks, chops, and icalood is Atlantic Highlands. of German delicacies offers you a feast comprised of a featured at this ipltndidj dining room where every #••••••••••••0 COCKTAIL LOUNGE There will be a social hour sumptuous assortment of gourmet creations, individu- meal is prepared and setvad with a personal touch of The perfect restaurant for discriminating palates. ally and attentively prepared for your personal order, savor/ quality, You're sura to be back again.,, and from (i:;!d to 7:.'!0 pm.. with Whatever vour, preference, be it steak or seafood, •"Truly an experience. again.. .andagain. fnferta/nrhenf and Dancing dinner served at N p.m. vou're sure to lind your favorite at thil clegBnt 79-A MONMOUTH STREET. RED BANK. N.J. ROUTE 35 AND BROADWAY, KEYPORT, N.J. Community Heservulions may be made restaurant where your ultimate satisfaction is all that Valid Sunday thru Friday (closed Mondayl Valid Sunday thru Friday ^^ Good Food, Drink & Fun matters. 1 by contacting Charles Coke- i Point Pleasant Beach. H.J.. 106 SECOND AVENUE, ASBURY PARK, N.J. ^w»~Tel: 899-6300' lel, program chairman, alter Valid Sunday thru Saturday (closed Tuesday! MISTER CHRISTIES S "CANCEL MY J 7 p.m. TERRACE GARDENS Breast of Capon "a la Mariala". Sliced Filet Mignon STEER AND SPIRITS* This is ture to become one of your favorite restaurants Piz2lola and Shrimp Scampi ire just a few of the Variety is the spice of this menu. Whatever your where the excellent service minglei gracefully with a delicious Italian specialties which await your O'dnr at • RESERVATION"! preference, be it Prime Ribs, Filet Mignon or Shish quaint Early American setting - Steaks, Primt Ribs this well-known rtitaurant, You'll just love it each and K.ibob, one thing is for certain - abtoluto satisfaction and sea delicacies served to your exact order. every time you go. • -Also- • served in a rustic atmosphere which creates a harmoni- 1001 WICKAPECKO DRIVE. WANAMASSA.N.J. 903tf*QHWAY 35, WANAMASSA, N.J. BROOKDALE'S ous setting for vour dining pleasure Valid Sunday thru Friday (Just North of Asbury Circli) • "CHISUM" • 608 UNION AVENUE, BRIELLE, N.J. Valid Sunday thru Friday (clostd Monday) Valid Sunday thru Friday CHILDREN'S THE BHARE'S DEN RESTAURANT Eatontown THE PUMPKIN SHELL • tl«iV( IN MKIOO CEDAR BROOK INN The fine foods and the distinctive dishes of the Black Relax in s quaint colonial letting while you in vour the COMMUNITY Scrumptious choice of beef and ira dishes with A Forest are sorved here in the continental manner — imtc of a fizzling ttcak or your fwherc You'll enjoy your own brand-new, air- perience. (Approximately One Quarter Million Board of Health, said they Or when you feel like it, just stay home lineal feet of gutters and leaders lor home- had received frequent com- conditioned, one-story home with modern and take all day to read a good book. After • owners throughout Monmouth County.) plaints about the tings. Mr. Kricdncli said he has kitchen, GE appliances, clean electric heat, all, it's your vacation, isn't it? OUR — Installers own the company. Never a been breeding (logs at his rush to beat the clock. Every detail including a home since he moved in '11 individual area thermostats. A home that The best you ever had. And you can afford years ago. He said he held a water test for proper drainage is carefully con- kennel license until WHO. takes the pressure off you. it on a retirement income. Condominiums sidered before we thank you for your patronage When he rcapplied in HIM - and present you with the bill. and in subsequent years his Outdoors, the maintenance staff sees to range from $21,000 to, $38,700, with reason- application was denied, al- tedious chores like seeding, mowing, raking, OUR — Owner-manager has equipped three though the ordinance prohibit- able monthly living costs from $77 to $160," large vans for this type of operation during the ing kennels was not adopted including everything but financing" past seven years. The UP-TO-DATE equipment until I!I7(I, he testified. and methods used by the operators of No. Ill to After the hearing, Mr. Why not drive down one day soon, and ' • custom fit your home with .032 white aluminum Kriednch said he plans lo dis- seamless rain gutters will amaze you. tribute his dogs among his have a look at the model homes? children who live in Keyport'. YOUR - Home will be protected against water Mr. Kriednch. a trainer and And if you have a chance to talk to any of damage caused by faulty rain gutters, look bet- handler in (he Holiday Beagle Huh and the National Beagle the thousands of men and women actually ter and have more value with a rain gutter sys- Association, said his dogs sell tem installed by Homeowner's experienced Tor $2.(111(1 to $2,5(11). experiencing life at one of our.Leisure workmen. He testified thai he lias had Villages, you'll discover they've found some^ no other occupation since he YOUR — Bank account will have been reduced retired 'Sty years ago. Bui he fehing even more important than a great . > by 20% less if wo receive your order during No- acknowledged that his 11)71 in- vember. come lax return showed a loss vacation. ' -: -'•••*' . • YdUR — Assurance ol quality materials, work- They've found a full, happy new way of ' manship and friondly-eflicienl service is a Temple loCilc request lor an estimate Irom ... ORT Chapter "was*.- life for themselves. A way to start living • NKWvSIIKKWNIUJRY — Charles Tlionwi v.'ilh Jdlou VjllygL-i.soi) llicihufflcbaiid couits. when you stop working. • Monmnuth Heform Temple's service tonight at K:M o'clock i. Sunday afternoon is "rush hour." You may . prefer to visit Monday through Saturday will honor the local chapter of TIP: HOMEOWNER'S the women's organization, OUT. When you stop working, start living. OUT is a world-witte Jewish GARDEN organization through which ST. PRKWlf ALUMINUM women help young people es- (SOUTH) 302 Mountainside Ave., Navesink tablish themselves through Leisure Village i trade education. ° , The President of Ihe local AT MANCHESTER, NEW JERSEY 291-1490 ROUTE 70 WE5T chapter is Mrs. Cecile Wang. (6 MILES) 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. She will give greetings at the service. The worship will be APPLIANCES conducted and a.|g appropriate Leisure VIIIHK* Writ OWNED and OPERATED by: 5 HurkinRhitiu Dnvr message delivered by Dr. Al- Lukrhurst, Nrw |i-rspy OS73J WM. "BILL" DILLOW and SONS ton Meyer Winters, Rabbi of. UOI) I)S7-')BSI the congregation. A Leisure 'fUilinolnjry Community Eadh Village has its own resorted ^J Shrewsbury Voters Must Live JT* D«lJy Register, Red Ewk-MlddkUmu, NJ. Friday, November II, 1172 13 With Their Choice, Mayor Declares NEW SHHEWSBUKY - Mayor Robert F. Henck. last years." toppled when Democrats Ar- ••Voters have made their night, "and they'll have to Mayor Henck's Republican thur K. James and Henry C. choice, that is clear," said live with it for the next two majority adminstration was ("Carl") Sohl, defeated Re- publicans Edward F. Stashak, incumbent, and Eric J. Ling- er, giving the Democrats a 4-2 THE P.O.W./M.I.A. BRACELET majority in Borough Council. Next year the terms of Re- publican Councilmen Dale H. Over 1,700 Americans are either Prisoners Of War or Snick and Walter J. Trillhaase Missing in Action in Southeast Asia. Aside from the In- expire. A Republican victory humane trsatment witnessed by those tew who have re- would not alter the Democrat- turned, the most tragic aspect Is that most of the families of CUARANCB these man do not know if their sons, husbands, or fathers are al- ic majority. ive or dead. Hanoi won't tell them. The crucial election is in REMAINDER OF STOCK - OVER 885 ROLLS This bracelet honors the man whose name is inscribed and Includes. two years when the terms of the date he was lost. It should be worn with the vow that it will not be Democrats Thomas Ruzicka OF WALL-TO-WALL BR0ADL00M AND OVER removed until the day the Red Cross is allowed into Hanoi and can as- and Irving Cohen end. A GUP sure his family of his status and that he received the humane treatment due all men. sweep would swing control in 1,240 REMNANT RUGS-WILL BE REDUCED Distributed by VIVA (Voices In Vital America) a non-profit, non-political national its favor. student organization dedicated to the fact that progress and freedom can only Mayor Henck's term also TO BELOW MANUFACTURERS' CURRENT be achieved and maintained by rational and responsible action. . ends then. Speaking on the effect the WHOLESALE PRICES AND OFFERED FOR Democratic majority may Mayor Robert F.Heack . have on borough adminis- PUBLIC SALE STARTING TODAY AT 10 A.M. tration. Mayor Henck said,' night. "The voters have cer- ••This will rest with the ma- tainly given us a responsi- ALL GOODS IN STOCK, ALL FIRST QUALITY BROADLOOM, ALL FAMOUS jority. I expect the Democrats bility. If voters had wanted BRANDS, ALL STORE FIXTURES, LIFT TRUCKS & SIGNS FOR SALE AT' ALL 3 STORES. ^ will fulfill their election prom- the status quo — a Republican ises. majority — they would not "This may mean more po- have voted (or a Democratic licemen and more police cars. majority in council in face of. REMNANTS I BROADLOOM I do not know. If they take such a Republican presiden- (BELOW WHOLESALE) | (BELOW WHOLESALE) this course, it may mean tial landslide.' SIZE DESCRIPTION RHO. BALE 9'2"x14' Nylon Embossed $119 35 H m IIMII i«i»i UP* more tax dollars for local tax- •'We will do our best." Mr. 107"x17'8r'RedTwMdNylon ZZ.M U • PI llvH l/FI l/FT payers. Time will tell. The Ruzicka said, "to see that we 10:iO"x10'4"GoldNylonPkj$h 119 35 • iLUOII VLUVEI whole two-year period will de- Elltralhlc k & heaVy SUrlac P B COl S S provide the borough with a re- MM'c^S&j 89 25 I frM . ° " ' °' ' pend on what the council ma- sponsible and responsive ad- ir4"x18'Sand Nylon Stiag '.'.'.'.'.'... 179 «• - 1V11"X1V5" BronzeTorw Nylon 129 35 jority will do.". minstration. We will certainly Referring to borough ap- look into all aspects of pointments. Mayor Henck borough administration and said most of these are made we will make any changes 12'x12' Green Kodel Plush 129 3t To cover our costs a donation of $2.50 for stainless or $3.00 for copper* with council's consent, which that may be necessary." Is requested. is now ruled by a Democratic majority. ^Wa&az:::?lg81 iNDUU/U He said it is up to the ma- * For thoie who feel copper has a therapeutic value we have left It unlacquered, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiil 1B'2"x1O'a" Bkje Nyion Tweed 179 50 • Genuine "Ozite" Indoor-Outdoor Carpet, use hence it will tamish. jority to decide on the council 12'x18'9" Beige Nylon Embossed 199 57 • anywhere, available In oolors. — '#h president; composition and 10'6"x12'6"Bbe Plush Kodal .129 39 • 4 leadership of council com- 15'x18'3" Deep Rod Shag 175 52 • Darte l0 tn fl!R! Q- "The fate of all these posi- 127 Laurence Park Way, Lau- S'2"x12'Copper Tweed 4B 12 • tions will become clear at Ja- rence Harbor, son, Nov. 5. nuary's reorganization meet- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tib- ilJlI^K^ IS I *°9- S7.9S SHORE P.O.W. ACTION COMMITTEE ing," he said. bet ts (nee Susan Reil), 35A ^if^»ZZ.:.:z.::::::JI 151 Square Yard Thomas Ruzicka, Demo- Green Grove Road, Keyport, 6'6"x15'Avocado Tweed 69 21 • BOX P.O.W. - RED BANK, N.J. 07701 7'4"x12'Moss Plaid Print 75 1S cratic spokesman, said last daughter, Nov. 8. 10'2"x11 'T Avocado Embossed 99 29 • .... ^...rT^^^ Mr. .and Mrs. John Hitlyer 10'4'xiV3"GreenHerculonTweed 99 29 • Ul I flllf I flflD (nee Ann WaUing), 78 Parker 8'6"x11'9" GoldTvwed Nylon 69 25 • HrLUW LUUl GRAND OPENING! / IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 7'5"x15'Red Tweed Nylon 109 32 • III Wll LWWI Ave., Little Silver, daughter, 7'10"x11'9" Beige Kodel Plush 89 25 • Top quality broadloom lormal living rooms, dln- Nov. 8. 11'4"x11'5"GreenNylonPlush 119 35 H Ing rooms, etc. • ' ^' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hobart JB'3"x13'3" Tweed Nylon 8hag 105 31 • 8'2"x9'10" Blue-Green Heroulon 79 21 • aan 97 OO (nee Mary Miller), 91 Heights 7'6"x11'3" Gold Nylon Plush 79 21 • ™e9' *'•« Ter., Mlddletown, son, Nov. 8. 13'3"x14'2" Gold Nylon Embossed 179 55 • Cnnara Varrt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eth- 14'8"x14'7" Red Mon Shag 209 59 • wflUofe fBrO Yours on the shores ridge (nee Theresa Tal- madge), 2A Highway 3jj, Port iTO»tett£:z:::.OT I KITCHEN CARPET Monmouth, son, Nov. 8. 1 8'6"x9'8" OrangeTweadNyloriShag...... 89 27 • •»' • Ulltll linlirE I iirp"l!?n™nFS5S?HSt1 V?§ S • SuparQuallty Herculon, soil-release surface, of the scenK Shrewsbury* Mr. and Mrs. Joel Simon aXxiOT1 Green Nylon Plush 79 24 • ... ,,„. I JUU (nee Hone Feinman), 21 Hast- 7'6"x8'3" Blue Green Tweed 65 17 • HOg. $7.99 f%3\M ings Road, Marlboro, daugh- 4'10"x5'91 " Blue Herculon... 29 10 • « i# j T 7 4"x8'3»GoldRandomShMrwl..:..,:ZZ29 1oH SflfUflfO Yard #_• „ , ter. Nov. 8. 9'6"x11 T' Random Sheared Acrylan 99 2» • •• SO. Yd. J Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A. 9'10"x107"BlackWhlleAcrylan. 99 29 Ll^aii^.MaMi^— 8'1D"x11''1" Blue Green Tweed. 99 29 Frink (nee Barbara Ahearn), 7'4''10'2" Off Whits Acrylan 69 19 128 Monmouth St., Red Bank, 6'3"x13'2" Burnt Orange Acrylan .75 24 H Solids, colorlones, tricolor Kodol, bed- daughter, Nov. 8. 7'4"x9'8" Gold Nyton Bnbossed. 72 22 H room/IMng room. Shag broadloom. 8'9"x1V2" Avocado Kodel 95 21 • Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vofapck 67"x107" Beige Nylon Embossed. 55 19 • (nee Laura Schmidt), 315 11'4"x13'4" Green Plush Acrylan .159 45 • RQO $8 99 3'9"x9'6" Gold Nylon Shag...'- 35 10 • " "' *°'9!f Beers St., Keyport, daughter, 7'7"x10'6" Blue Tweed Nylon 79 25 H SaUBFO Yard Nov. 8. •'. 6'4"x7'11" Green Tweed Shag...... :..:.:.:.,.:. 5M0H otfu»™ r«'« W . . Mr. and Mrs. William It. BH"x14'2" Gold Nylon Embossed 139 39 • ••• 5a.'"- 10'10"x11'1" Green Nylon Shag 125 35 ^mma——mm—m——mm^ Hickcrby, (nee Catherine 8'3"x9'2" Random Sheared Kodel 75 24 • n,,nn.a n . Ml, Brierley), H'i Knollwood 4'6"x77" Beige Nylon Embossed 35 13 • RIIRRFlf .R API/ Drive, New Shrewsbury. B4"x14'2" Green Kodel Shag 119 39 • MUDDLM DHlm 7'6"x11'9" Groan Tweed Kodel 80 25 H T, .,„..• daughter, Nov. 8. 67"x7'3" Green Kodel Rush 45 15 • Tak9 Vour P|cl<: Ko()o1 ShaB or Fantasy Printed 9'6"x14'2" Gold Nylon -...Z.'..'i4O 42 H rubber-backed Carpot; colors, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ken- 9'8"x10'8" Gold Nylon Plush 95 30 • nedy- (nee Nell-Ann Doug-, 8'H"x11'1" Lioht Beige Shag 95 32 • DM CT QQ herty), 3 Pauls Place, Middle- 6')0"x10'H" Fled Tweed Nylon 75 24 • ROg. 97.99 a^'^'B" Graon Nylon Shag 79 25 • {„„.„ Varrt town, son, Nov. 8. 77"x8'5" Gold Tweed Shag 63 19 • SqUBTB Yard W^ ••• Sj. IB. Mr. and Mrs. Edward TOWNHOUSE Kreidler (nee Joann Devino), 377 Maple Place, Keyport, WALL-TO-WALL • FIRTH Armi AN 20% DOWN PAYMENT daughter, Nov.«. •NOTE: THESE ARE INTRODUCTORY PRICES ON THE FIRST lllU I nLLfi IIUI1 • Top quality naflonally-ndvertlBed Broadloom In a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buf- 34 TOWNHOUSES ONLY. BEGINNING NOVEMBER 15 PRICES I Delivery & Guaranteed Installation arranged wllh- • vaflel/ of styles. pBlloms, colorn WILL BE INCREASED $3,000 ON ALL UNITS. HURRY! fin (nee Philippa Davis), 81 In 5 daya. We'll measure tree any Installation Briarwood Road. Kair Haven, over 20 yards. Our own skilled crows will Install Imagine discovering this kind of Townhouse Treasure. efficient central air conditioning end warm air heat, son, Nov. 8. anywhere from Cape May to Mahwah. We do H Snuara Varrl Elegant Condominium residences designed for the all at no extra cost.. hallways, stairs, closets - you name It and our • *"!•«"» """ ^^ . „. i ultim' [mata e in gracious living. As a resident, you will have the use of 2 on-site men will carpet It to your complolo sallsfactlon. M ^^ "*'• ' I swimming pools and tennis courts—of which you alto MONNOUTH MEDICAL OR BRING YOUR CAR, we'll cut whatever size •I^TTT.—T^T^^ StatelStatedy homes Ideally situated amidst spotless ocean you need right oil the roll and tie It on your auto • Plilulluil-RPIAI beaches, state and county parks, near the recreational become part-owner. And, as a resident of Monmouth Long Branch for you. (Not responsible for typo errors) • UUITIIT iLIIUlnL waterways of Pleasure Bay and the Shrewsbury and Beach, you'll be entitled to membership In the Monmouth NaveslnH Rivers. Beach Pavilion. Imagine all this within an hour's drive Mr. and Mrs. James Kitch- of New Yorkl Imaglnevpaclous rooms replete with tasteful amenities en (nee Ka'rin Davenport). 1 FAMOUS BRANDS I such as hardwood floors and outdoor patios. And Now stop Imagining. Became this'Treasure Hunl's Thornley Road, Etrtontown,/ for resl. And It ends at... Choose from 1st Quality Broadloom by Mohawk, • ,/ j modern conveniences such as Westlnghouse dish- ',daughter, Oct. 28. Trend, Venture, Aldon, Ozlto, Collins & Alkman, • SqUBte Yard washers, garbage compactors, double oven and ranges, Directions: From Ntw York, go south on Qardtn 8t«t« •- Mr. and Mrs. John.Colpitts James, World, Jorgas.Trilon, Galaxy & many • range hoods, refrigerator-freezers, washers and dryers. Parkway lo Exit 117, Head south on Highway 38 to Beach Road (nee Carol Koman), 25 more priced below wholesilel ^^mmmmmmm Your townhouse will also be equipped with clean, (oppoille Monmoulh Batch Club). Head watt on Beach Road and turn right onto Rlverdale Avenue. Then straight to Ihe Shrewsbury Ave., Sea Bright, Townhouse Treasure it Pirates Cove. son, Nov. 7. CREDIT TERMS I SPLUSH Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cash, check w/propsr Identification, Master- • Thick dami-r.hao Polyootor Splirah Uroadloom, Brown (nee Donna Johnson), charge, B«nk-Am«rlcard, Revolving Chargo, • sopor thick pilo, poifocl lor bodroomn, colon. Division St., Navesink, son, GECC Credit or NO cash down, take 3 yoars to • 0^ t\t\ Nov. 7. pay. Bring your measurements or a okotch. All • « enact liyU Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cham- goods sub|oct to prior sale; shop early to tako H nuy.9lf.lfil 9KVW berlain (nee Barbara Hurley), advantage ol the "boat buys." Entire stock - H Griimra Varrl m^W 27 Clifton Ave,, Long Branch, over 1,000 rolls ol carpol - reduced to bolow • "W««"«» » o»u •• trctte Glow Mlg. Wholosale Cost., ' . fg ^r Sq. Ill son, Nov. 7. MEADOW AVENUE, (OFF RIVERDALE) MONMOUTH BEACH, NEW JERSEY Mr., and Mrs. Eugene HI- NOT EVERY ITEM USTEO AT EACH LOCATION • HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS AT EACH STOREl See these other Driftwood Associates communities: fulco (nee Angela Kavaloro), 187 Clalrmont Ave., llelford, daughter, Nov. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Digo Pcnta DISCOUNT OCEAN VIEW TOWERS SEA BRIGHT VILLAGE Monmouth SI.. Hed Bank, 1-tndtoom aftimtnlt tnm $iT,tK> FnmtWOO DIRECTIONS: PtAwsy lo (ill 10», Mil on Nrnnwi SpiMgs M. lo m 35, daughter. Nov. 7. DIRECTIONS: OtldM 9U, PVSfy, 10 mil 105, (111 on R1. 38 lo HI, 1\ (3rd rtgM on 511 Mock lo WHtoFM., led lo and (Branch Avl). ttfl on Bunch 1 WAREHOUSE Irillie Hght). lum IHIIrod procee d ippm». t milte on m. 71 pen Man- Modi lo numtoo W, rljhl en Rumen to HI. 381 (ottin 4 ml). rioM on Ri. Mr. and Mrs. Philip moiiRi Coiebe Is CMtf Av». Weneellon. ft*** Cedii Ave. lo Ocein Av», MimtalomoetH. lum nil lo Awry An., lum rtjM lo M««l Aptt. Schweitzer (nee Hernice C§lh74T-0U1 ClIhUT-Mil Stafflinger), 248 Alpcrn Ave.. Ulberon, daughter. Nov, H. HAZLET FLEMINGTON UNION OPEN SUNDAY Mr, and Mrs. Hichnrd La-- OPEN WEEKDAYS OPEN SUNDAY ON THE RT. 202 CIRCLE slni (nee Patricia Wcrdcr), 2440 fit.22 , Union RL 36, AIRPORT PLAZA P.O. Box 201, Koansburg. son, DIRfOTIONSl Qt,4*n •!•!• DIHOTIONBI O»rd»n •!•!• PlrHvtuy la Hull H117, thmn Exclusive Agents: The Paul Bragar Agency, Inc. Realtor Nov. 8. pkwy., HIM m. ii Wen, u- HI 1* fa Airport shppin Turn at P«no«h» Haua* * Hon. Ojun Dally li 794 Broad 3t., Shrewsbury, N.J. / Phones: 747-0221 870-2040 • 842-6020 Mr, and Mrs. Alex Barks- w»'r» 1 door pni XlrMion* OMNWJNOAVIM Ttr*. Opan D«Uy ftlO ta tifO MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE dale (nee Celtstlne Whltley). 264-7716 81 Lippincolt Ave.. Long 964-0233 Branch, son, Nov. 8. 14 TfceDafly Beglster,RedBank-Mlddtetown,NX Friday,November II, 1972 Nixon Expected to Dwell on Better Foreign Relatfans on the EasMVest conference next four years will oc me free of danger. Anyone who ropean Security Conference preciation of whatever prob- Kissinger.^ who like Rogers biggest Pacific ally. WASHINGTON (AP) - on European security to be Armed with a reelection man- spectacular foreign policy reads history knows that dan- and talks on mutual troop cut- lems they have." is expected to stay on for the Other negotiators will be held in mid-1973. This will be date. President Nixon will breakthroughs of his first ger has always been a part of backs in Europe. The European trip could start of the, second term, con- plenty busy, too. push ahead in his second term term, the advisers say. the common lot of mankind. In looking ahead to Nixon's come within two months after tends the time has passed On Nov. 21 in Geneva, talks followed by negotiations on with delicate negotiations Instead, they see a concen- Anyone who knows the world second term, Secretary of Nixon's inauguration, sources when the Soviet military begin with the Soviets in mutual ..force reductions in central Europe. aimed at weaving a new fab- trated-effort to cement :still- today knows that nations have State William P. Rogers said,. indicated. This would place it threat alone could congeal hopes of reaching a broader ric of world order from the di- fresh ties with Communist su- not all been suddenly under- "There will be less in the way before Soviet leader Leonid I. U.S.-Western Europe rela- curb on offensive nucelar ar- Monetary Discussions vergent interests of friend and perpowers while strength- taken by some new and un- of dramatic moves because Brezhnev's visit to the White tions. senals before 1976, building on Meanwhile, discussions will foe. ening sometimes-strained precedented wave of pure there are only a limited num- House next spring. Rather, in Kissinger's view, the defensive-missile treaty continue on reforming the in- That's the forecast of top bonds with allies in Europe good will and benign in- ber of dramatic moves you A Nixon journey through the relationship must shift to and the limited offensive-mis- ternational monetary system administration officials who and elsewhere. tentions. can make. Certainly you don't western European capitals recognize that Europe today sile accord Nixon signed in his — with a target date of next are confident the stain and In the days before his re- "But we can lessen the dan- want to do something just for would underscore what one is much stronger and, more Moscow summit talks. year for adoption of measures strain of Vietnam will be sounding election victory, ger. We can contain it. We the, sake of being spectacu- presidential assistant called united economically than it Before this month ends, pre- to avoid recurrent money pushed into the. past befnre Nixon outlined on the cam- can forge a network of rela- lar." "an intensification of our has been in the recent past. liminary talks also will open market crises. Nixon's second inauguration paign trail "what he does—and tionships and of inter- While there won't be the focus on Europe" and what The increased European on Jan. 20. does not—expect his second- dependencies that restrain ag- splashy breakthroughs such Rogers said would be the economic unity will keep U.S. The President will travel term foreign policy to accom- gression and that take the as the first-term trips to Pek- "maximum attention" to be negotiators busy trying to extensively overseas — per- plish: profit out of war. ing and Moscow, aides predict given Europe during the sec- trim Common Market bar- New brighter picture! haps beginning before "It is clear that we will not "We cannot make all na- the President will travel ex- ond term. riers to U.S. agricultural spring— but missing in the in our lifetimes have a world tions the same ... but we can tensively. One Nixon aide conceded products, among other things. 100% solid-state chassis! establish conditions in which Major Trips Set that some allied leaders in the A parallel set of trade talks they will be more likely to live In the cards are major trips past have viewed U.S. policies will be pursued with the Japa- One-button tuning! in peace with one another." to Europe and Japan, as well toward Europe as paternalis- nese as part of the effort to Unit for Retarded The seeds for those more as a possible journey through tic and, at the extreme, dicta- whittle down the huge imba- peaceful conditions were parts of Latin America—and torial. lance of trade with America's NEW1973 shown in the first term, one of probably a second-term total But this official said Nixon Nixon's top aides said, and as great as the first term's is intent on convincing them To Hear Clifford will be nurtured in the second record of 22 coujgtries visited. he is interested in a true part- FT. MONMOUTH - Robert term's wide-ranging negotia- Nixon "Is not a believer in a nership, and that second-term L. Clifford, commissioner of tions. handshake and a backslap as negotiations would stress this the state Department of In- The adviser ticked off the a way to improve relations," point. 25'giantscreen console tv stitutions and Agencies, will current or soon-to-come talks: said one member of the Na- Presidential assistant Henry be the guest speaker at the the second'phase of strategic- tional Security Council staff. A. Kissinger already has annual dinner of the New Jer- arms-limitation negotiations "But he does believe that per- passed word to West Eu- BY FRANK HICKEY sey Association for Retarded with the Soviet Union; trade sonal communication with for- ropean leaders that Nixon Children tomorrow at Gibbs and monetary discussions eign leaders strips away the plans "the most intensive con- Today, real estate is a more with Common Market nations sultations with our European exciting field than ever, with Hall. basis for misunderstanding something new happening ev-- Mr; Clifford, who assumed as well as with Japan; the Eu- and improves both sides' ap- friends." ery day. Real eslate values and' the position on Feb. 4, will procedures are always chang- speak on "Government and ing to keep up with the times. In the weeks and months to Mental Retardation." The De- come, we hope to be able to partment of Institutions and State to Require Mileage keep you abreast of the latest Agencies administers the happenings, trends, proce- state day training centers fop dures and thoughts which the severely and profoundly make the complex world of real On Cars to Be Recorded estate so interesting. How to mentally retarded and the cbuy a house, howto sell a seven state institutions. TRENTON (AP) - The on a vehicle has a significant back mileage readings and house, how to (inance an in- The County Association for Cahill administration yes- bearing on its value, "y would aid in the detection and' vestment — these are. only a The SPALDING • D4771P Retarded Children is hosting tew of the complex questions terday announced a new regu- Under the regulation the prosecution of dealers and in- we'll be considering. We hope Transitional styled full base console. the dinner and 385 parents, lation to protect automobile mileage of any motor vehicle dividuals who attempted to you'll join us! Casters. Genuine dark Pecan veneers. friends and employes involved Robert L. Clifford buyers by requiring that •the' registered in New Jersey falsify mileage figures when Super Chromacolor Picture-brighter than in mental retardation are to private practice until Gov. mileage on any new or used must be recorded on the face selling motor vehicles. ,Welcome to our column. Let the tamou^original Zenith Chromacolor • those at HICKEY REAL ES- attend. Mrs. Reginald Mills. William T. Cahill nominated vehicle be recorded on its title of the vehicle's title paper. tube. Titan 200 Chassis. Solid-State Marini said such cases are TATE AGENCY, 37 Beach Rd., Super Gold Video Guard Tuner. AFC. Atlantic Highlands, is chair- him state commissioner of papers. When the vehicle is to be sold 1 now hard to detect and gener- Monmouth Beach provide you man. banking and Insurance. He Gov. William T. Cahill said, its owner must record and with up to date listings. Call ally are acted on in local Mr. Clifford received his was sworn in Jan. 21,1970 and "This program will represent certify the current mileage on 222-4087. 24 Hr. Phone Ser- courts with convictions result- law degree from Duke Uni- served in that capacity until a great step forward in New the reverse side of the title vice. Open 9-5. Sun. 12-5. Red SUPER CHROMACOLOR,. .versity in 1950. He worked in he accepted his present post. ing in small fines. Bank Area and Shore Multiple Jersey consumer protection," document, Listing Services. Convenient THE COMPLETE COLOR TV! He said the new regulation Thus a potential auto buyer He noted that "the Division Parking. Experienced realtors of Consumer Affairs has the would take effect next Jan. 1 would be able to determine to assist you. 741-4768 under the direction of the the vehicle's mileage when it power to impose heavy fines CLUB PRESIDENTS! State Division of Motor Ve- was last purchased and how for tampering with odometers HELPFUL HINT: ELEVISION & hicles. much mileage had been added and that the Motor Vehicle Di- When buying a house, make PPLIANCE CO. \mmm«tmm\ The governor said he had before he bought the car. vision can suspend the licens- sure the front door opens into B3 MOHMOUTH IT. PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN! directed state Motor Vehicle Cahill said the program es of autb dealers found guilty a reception area (or the com- lort of both hosts and guests. Director Ray J. Marini to go would deter efforts to roll of the practice. • • ., • ahead with the new program in coordination with State Consumer Protection chief Make A Date Charles S. Irwin. Mike and Helen Homiak eame home "A citizen should be entitled SEE PAGE 19 to complete information about the car he, purchases," Cahill said "noting that the mileage to a 73 Ford Gran Torino because they wanted a mid-size car that didn't look like everybody else's, LIGHTING mid-size car.

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George E. Queea Sales Post with money ToQueen MIDPLKTOWN - (irVgp from us K. yueen'ol Spring l\ake We're having a coloring contest for kids ... and we're the contest! All you have to do is color us up bright and Heights has been named sales Christmas-y and bring us in to some very wise judges. They'll find the five who have done the neatest, most See us about a home manager for Shadow l,ake improvement loan. Low bank^ Village, the llnvnaniiin-hullt original and creative coloring, jobs and make them each winners of spanking now bicycles, Then when you'ra rates. Convenient adult condominium commu- done coloring us, come down and see us for reall nity here. repayment plans. V s r ...A graduate of .ysbunv I'ark,, -\*'t •' v - 'N • °S*, W' your-crayon*, chalks and palnla) Th« contest closes .Noya/nber 2ir^aj2;•..^feiv^w-.v: High School, Mr tjuepri at-" tended Whitticr College m California lie is a member of I lie New Jersey Association of Kcaltnr Boards and the Defense Sup- llllllKi- ply Association of Washing- ton, DC lie also belongs to the Ocean Lodge, r' and AM in Uclmar., He has served as assistant sales manager for Leisure OPEN: Dally, 9-6 incl. Sunday • Rt. 71, Monmouth Rd. West Long Branch, N. J. 201/229-2587 FIRST Technology, regional sales manager for Dugan Urothers My name I* _. My phont number ijs _._-^. , NATIONAI Baking Co.: a similar posl OANK with Ward Baking find sales manager For Boise Cascade in I live at I tm -.,_. .i. ytart old: The bank that looks oul-lor you Jackson 16 The Daily Register, Red Bank-MiddlPtowr, N.J. Friday, November 1«, 1S72 Tinion Falls Board Seats Woman NEW SHREWSBURY - and a bachelor of science de- Mr. Malone agreed there 110,565 low bid from the Inde- Amboy, $12,000; Atkin Roofing Mrs. Eileen H. McCarthy, the gree in foods and nutrition are children who are bright in pendent Roofing and Siding and Shingle Metal Works Inc., first woman on the Tinton from Seton Hill College, any class, and added, "This, Co., of Middletown, for re- Linden, $11,855; Bearmore ' Falls Schools Board of Educa- Greensburg, Pa. however, is not good enough pairs to the Tinton Falls and Company Inc., Asbury tion in the past 10 years, was Welcoming Mrs. McCarthy, reason for advancing them." School roof. Park, $12,194, and Park Roof- sworn in Wednesday. Keith Olson, board president, He stressed the kindergar- Other bidders were Chris ing Company, New Brunsw- Mrs. McCarthy, wife of said, "I am sure we will have ten experience is very valu- Anderson Roofing Co., Perth ick, $11,197. John J. McCarthy of 143 Riv- plenty for you to do on this able to children, and the ad- eredge Road, has been a resi- board. We warmly welcome ministration will not be pres- A little understanding lights dent of this community for the you." sured by parents. your lonely world with colors, past eight and one half years. The board accepted unani- "For the past six or seven Mrs. McCarthy is a public- mously a position report from years," he said, "we have ra- We want to help, just call us. health nutritionist and a regis- Superintendent George C. Ma- rely come across a child who tered dietitian with MCOSS lone, "on the placement of was so superior in academic HOT LINE Family Health and Nursing kindergarten pupils in theand social attainments that he Service, Red Bank. She has first grade." or she would not profit from 671-9476 held that position since 1965. Mr. Malone told the board our kindergarten program." HOURS: Frl. & Sal. She also has served as that due to a "deluge of Mr. Malone stressed the ad- »P.M. to MIDNIGHT . therapeutic dietitian at Har- requests from parents to test ministration reserved the Sun..Mon.,TuO.»W«4 kness Pavilion, .Presbyterian and consider children for right—free from parental pres- 8 P.M. to 10 P.M. Hospital, New York City. placement from kindergarten sures—to decide upon the ac- PaW lor by MlddMown Klwtnlt She holds a master's degree to first grade, the adminis- celeration of any student, in institutional administration tration has had to restate its solely on academic criteria. ADVaHTIHMlHT . »DViBTHEMEHT from Columbia University position." The board accepted a HISTORIC MURAL —Pictorial synopsis of history of Highlands is thfs American primitive mural painted by Mrs. Dorothy Durfee, art teacher in Highlands Public School. It was presented to the Board of Education Youth Hurt What do doctors recommend Wednesday night. Mural hangs in school lobby. 20,000 In Blaze for patients in pain? CENTER HARBOR, N.H. Doctors all over the country dispense over 50,000,00(1 (AP) - Charles Mackin, 18, of EVERGREEN TREES Mural Is Presented Fair Haven, N.J., and Carston 12 VARIETIES of these tablets to their patients each year. Pratt, 20, of New York City, There are many medications A tors recommend most than any were hospitalized yesterday physician or dentist can pre- other leading tablet. _ with extensive burns after a PINES • SPRUCES • FIRS scribe f,or pain. Some are nar- Headache and dental pain 18. fire struck their dormitory at cotic, many are available only relieved incredibly fast; minor To Highlands Board ,on prescription. But there is one pains of arthritis are depend" Belknap College. • ARBORVITAE pain relfever, available without ably eased for hoursr even the HIGHLANDS - In the lob- The board voted to start a the only dissenter. Mackin sustained second BRING YOUR SPADE prescription, doctors dispense aches and pains of colds and flu by of the Public School there third kindergarten class in the Board members authorized and third degree burns over & DIG YOUR OWN. 100 again and again... Anacin. respond to Anacin. So the ten-. 30 per cent of his body and Each year, doctors give over sion and depression that can be > is a new mural. Painted in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Mrs. Adair to speak for them YOUR CHOICE 4 to 8 it. ea. caused by such pain will be re- style of American primitive building on Bay Avc. Monday, in opposition to a variance Pratt was reported with ex- 50,000,000 Anacin tablets to their patients in pain. If doctors lieved too. And millions take artists, it depicts on a parch- Nov. 27. Rental per month to sought for a 100-unit high rise tensive second degree burns. Anacin without stomach upset- Police said the cause of the think enough about Anacin to ment scroll essentials of the the VFW will be $100, with the apartment building on Linden dispense all these tablets, what When you're in pain, why fire in the tworstory frame don't you follow the practice of history of the borough. organization reserving the Ave. opposite the school. A 10 oil. l» 5 p-m. better recommendation can you The mural was painted by right to reconsider after 90 poll of board members structure that housed 35 male 542-0653 ask when you aie in pain? so many doctors and take the Mrs. Dorothy Durfee, art days. Utilities are included. showed all opposing the proj- and female students wasn't I You see, Anacin contains tablet u doctor might give you imore of the pain reliever doc in his own office. Take Anacjn*. teacher in the school, who The third kindergarten ect because they believe it known. presented it formally to the class will house the overflow would Increase enrollment in board Wednesday night. from two kindergarten classes an already overcrowded -% "It's one of the nicest things now meeting in the school school. I've known in all the years building. These morning and Hearing Next Friday I've served on the board. We afternoon sessions are each The variance application ' are wordless to express our four pupils in excess of state will be heard by the Zoning appreciation," said W. Allen maximum for kindergarten Board of Adjustment next Turner, board vice president. classes, Robert A. Zolkiewcz, Friday at 8 p.m. in Borough "It's my pleasure," said administrative principal, ex- Hall. Mrs. Durfee. plained. Mrs. Adair told her col- Shown in the work are the Sees Aid Protected leagues she will be flattered to. landing of Hendrlk Hudson's It is planned to semi the express their opposition to the ship "Half Moon" on Sandy eight extra pupils to a morn- high rise — both in their be- Hook, the Twin Lights, a ing kindergarten session in half and in her own as a land- spouting whale, a lobster, a the VFW building. The ar- owner in the borough. crab, a compass rose and the rangement will protect the Mrs. Audrey Stefanski, an- Public School itself. school district's eligibility for other board member, report- Secretary Hired • $10,000 to $12,000 in state aid, ed the Henry Hudson Region- The board, without a secre- Mr. Zolkicwicz said. al Board of Education will tary since Sept. 29, when Mrs. He estimated it will cost also oppose the variance. Martha A. Schmidt quit her less than $5,000 to operate the Board members also united job because of "inadequate additional kindergarten class. in opposition to state Assem- pay," hired a new one. Mrs. Florence Adair, veter- bly Bill A-521, which would au- She is Mrs. Evelyn K. an board member, voted thorize strikes by teachers McCann of Belford, who will against the idea, stating she and other public employes. serve the board at a yearly believes the eight children Telegrams will be sent to salary of $4,500. should be absorbed in the state senators, urging defeat Mrs. Schmidt was paid school building, which offers' of the measure. $3,750. Her pay had not been far better facilities than the Russell Industrial Painting raised since 1970. VFW home. Mrs. Adair was Corp. of West Long Branch was awarded a contract to paint the school gymnasium GET CASH FAST! and stage on a "bid of $1,380. UP TO '10,000 FOR Case Asks HOME OWNERS For Report We alto make loans to businesses Artist's Conception; Building shown on left is the proposed second phase of JlMonmouth County Investment Corp.i; On Bridge Top of the EasI. for which necessary municipal approvals have been applied. ,*•• J4-HOUR 711 tnii A Monmoulh County Company I, 151 PHONE /'H-jUOl Hiqtiwav 35. Middletown I* WASHINGTON-U.S. Sen. Secondary Mortgage Licensee It Clifford P. Case has asked the ifi V* Hi tfi W4 V* U4M V4 Ytf k* V* k. k* Vi Hi »i H V* Vi» C Coast Guard to complete and make public, its long-delayed • report on the Jersey Central Railroad Bridge over Newark Bay in New Jersey. The bridge has been in- The volved in more than a score of ship accidents since 1951. In 19GB, It was struck by a ship _ Lawn and one of its two railroad You've reached a certain plateau. In And there will be valet parking, a tracks was put out of service. your life, your income, your desire uniformed doorman, a plush, even In a letter to the command- for the good life. And we have just lush, entrance lobby and much, Auto-Tawn Doctor ant of the Coast Guard, Sen. the place for you to live that good much more at the Top of the East. Case said that the agency has life: The Top of the East. been looking into the bridge's You'll light up. 741-2325 • 671-2229 problems since April, 1970, but still has not issued a report. We're the top. When you see the condominium "This indeed is unfortu- Or at the top. The Top of the East is apartments themselves. They are nate," said Sen. Case, "for located on the highest point of the quite, quite simply, luxurious. With the report is the starting point Atlantic Seaboard. Which gives you spacious balconies. Dressing rooms. santa gets the for any early and effective ac- tion on the problem involving a pretty good view. Of all the places Walk-in closets. Regal entrance the bridge. In light of the dan- you're just far enough away foyers. Air conditioning. Plus wall- whole gang gerous situation in Newark from. Like inland New Jersey, to-wall carpeting. Magnificent Bay, I urge that the report be The New York Skyline, Brooklyn. General Electric equipped kitchens. completed and made public together Saturday, forthwith." And (would you believe?) the tip But you have to see it. And sec it. Sen. Case is ranking Re- of Long Island. Just come up And sec it. Because once you've november 11th, publican on the Senate's and sec for yourself. reached the Top of the East you'll Transportation Appropria- never come down. tions Subcommittee which has What's up, dock? at the grand opening of jurisdiction over the Coast Guard budget. Indeed. Boating in the Atlantic professional tennis facilities right at Directions: Garden State Parkway our Christmas wonderland. Highlands Marina. Fishing all over Top of the East. So you'll be up and south to Exit 117; then east on Rt. Temple Plans the place. And swimming. Not to at the water in no time—if you like. 36 approx. 13 miles to Scenic Drive •mention camping, picnicking and a BRING THE KIDS r, ^ And it will be yours to use as part Atlantic Highland, (just past King ORT Sabbath day (or ten) at the races (there are of your maintenance fee. James Nursing Home); make FOR A FULL DAY OF ?' NKW SllllKYVSBUKY - 1 two major tracks nearby). And There will be saunas and a health jughandle left turn and continue to Mnnmouth Keform Temple shopping, eating, learning—you I will be the setting tonight at club, too, available for your Top of the East. |H:15 o'clock for the obsnr- name it—extraordinary facilities optional use. 1 vance of ORT (Organization arc at hand. for Rehabilitation through Onward and upward. I Training) Sabbath. Don't go away. To our "Top of the East" PRIVATE Priced from $38,500 Rabbi Alton Winers will of- Not if you don't want to. You'll PENTHOUSE CLUB, a special Open daily 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. ficiate al^services planned have Olympic size swimming pool, place, all your own, for drinks and CHRISTMAS FUN. W ' ! both In thanksgiving for past sundeck, private cabanas and a breathtaking view of the skyline. I accomplishments and rededl- Wo've-iilao cjot tho trimmings and | cation to challenges. trees fofyoui at-home Christmas magic, Mrs. Bertram Mostow Is chairman of the event spon- sored by the Middlctnwn Chapter of ORT. ORT Sab- | bath will be nationally ob- served. #1 Mrs. Eugene Wang, Middle- I town Chapter president, says TOPOF1WHST Of)'."' inifl'Jiiy ,iml f.t'i P. ID d « Rl, i\ M< ORT has aided In the rehabili- SCENIC DRIVE. OFF ROUTE 36 «AT THE HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY tation of more than a million I Jews. STATE A Serious Chemical Engineer

Blue Cross to 'Liberalize' Finds Time for Other Pursuits TEENTON. — Blue Cross of New Jersey announced yes- terday during a hearing on its most recent rate increase and Exxon Companies in pio- request that it will liberalize its coverage for outpatient nurs- By BETTESPERO Anita, and son, Seth, 19, in neering the production of Mensa, a society of persons ing home and home care. crude oil from "tar-sand" The hearing was conducted bqfore state insurance com- CRANBURY - "Cities Ser- having an I.Q. of at least 145. vice is much more than an oil found in Canada. Business The Rosens heard about the missioner Richard C. McDonough on a Blue Cross request for Exploit New Sources an 18 per cent rate hike for some 1.25 million New Jersey sub- company," comments Ber- group via a newspaper adver- In essence, the basic search scribers who belong to groups of less than 100 persons or are nard H. Rosen. Personality tisement and were accepted non-group policyholders. And Mr. Rosen, president of is to find and exploit new as members after taking sev- sources of hydro-carbon. fcniiiniimiuniiiiiiniiiiiiiiHitiinuiuutnii. A spokesman for the hospital insurance plan said effective Cities Service Research and eral I.Q. tests. As members of Development Co., is much "We see a major energy homa area. Mensa's New York chapter, Jan. 1 Blue Cross will reimburse patients for JO days nursing shortage occurring within the home care after discharge from a hospital while providing more than just a chemical en- The CS executive acknowl- they often attend meetings • gineer. next few years," Mr. Rosen edges the danger of oil spills with other members, hear coverage for 60 home care visits after hospitalization. said. "We hope to come up Currently Blue Cross covers 10 days nursing home care He talks easily of theater, with offshore drilling, but guest speakers and complete urban planning, and art; dab- with domestic sources instead thinks the conflict of environ- psychological questionnaires and only 20 home care visits. of relying on importing." Blue Cross also said it is ready to reduce to nine months bles in such sundry sidelights mental concerns and an on such topics as "What do as judo, sports cars and scuba According to a U.S. govern- energy shortage crisis will be you think of television?" the period over which it will not provide a nongroup subscriber ment report cited by Mr. With reimbursement for treatment of a pre-existing condition. diving, and laughs good natu- resolved, probably through Mensa Chapter redly at the successful ruse he Rosen, the United States will additional government re- They tried to form a Mensa The ninth month time frame would liberalize the current 12- have to import, within about month restriction on such reimbursements. pulled when he got his dog quirements for drilling affiliate in the Little Silver- named to the National Social W years, as much oil as it now safeguards. Asbury Park area, but were Directory. produces. Currently, America able to get only 12 members, imports about 25 per cent of "I guess there is a balance Candidate Hurt in Brawl But, generally, the imme- not enough to sustain a chap- its energies, mostly from between the risk of offshore STAFFORD TOWNSHIP - Defeated Republican mayoral diate business at hand in a ter. Venezuela. About 70 per cent drilling and the needs of candidate Robert Gajewski was reported in fair condition yes- Daily Register Business Per- "It's a meeting ground for of the available oil reserves energy," Mr. Rosen-said. terday at the Southern Ocean County, Hospital where he was sonality interview does not people who don't have to wor- are held, however, by the Science's Stepchildren admitted in an unconscious state after a post-election brawl in lend itself to light-heart- ry about whether people un- Arab countries. That research question a bar here. edness. Man's sources of brought to talk the whole derstand them," commented Police said that Gajewski was one of five persons involved energy and the necessary ad- In the quarter century that genre of American scientific Mr. Rosen, in explaining his in the fight which erupted at Jimmie's Parkway Restaurant junct of scientific research Mr. Rosen has been a chem- advancements — and just how interest in Mensa. "I enjoy CITIES SERVICE SCIENTIST - Bernard H. and Cocktail Lounge late Tuesday night shortly after the can- are serious matters. ical engineer,- research has advanced they are when con- the interplay with other Rosen, president of Cities Service Research and didate conceded defeat to his Democratic opponent, incumbent Long-Range Planning gotten more sophisticated trasted with other countries. people whose conversation is Development Co. and a resident of Little Sliver, Mayor Wesley K.Bell. ft Mr. Rosen, who also serves both in its analysis and design Mr. Rosen thinks American at a more subtle level." en|oys a moment of levity In his Cranbury head- A police spokesman said an out-of-town police officer who as research director for Cities of experiments, with increas- scientists occasionally have For some less subtle diver- quarters. was in the bar at the time drew his revolver and tried to break Service Co.. directs the firm's ingly complicated mathemat- been treated as stepchildren sion, Mr. Rosen indulges, af- up the fight, which ended only after Gajewski was "mocked un- long-range planning pro- ics being the underlying cause of science. ter a fashion, in tennis ("I'm nominated the family Great other membership application conscious. grams. Center of such activity and effect. Instrumental, an avid, but poor player"); Dane, Claude, under a which Mr. Rosen recently re- analytical, methods have re- "I really feel good," he said "It was just a bar brawl, with everybody swinging," the is the company's 161-acre, in referring to six American judo ("I achieved the yellow pseudonym, for inclusion in ceived, unsolicited, in the spokesman said. "No arrests were made since none of the in- one-mile long complex of 11 placed test tubes and bur- belt before I started breaking the National Social Directory. mail. ettes. scientists who won this year's dividuals is pressing charges." buildings, off Prospect Plains Nobel prizes in chemistry and my bones"), and fixing sports Claude, known to his friends The Rosen family, which Road in this Middlesex Coun- "The essential knowledge a physics. "In the past 20 years, cars ("Usually when I fix as "Moosehead," was accept- chose its Shore home 15 years ty municipality. college graduate had 20 years native born Americans have them, they hare to be rc- ed but has since shown little ago by plotting a compass Sees State Revenue Gap The center is Cities Ser- ago is now three-quarters ob- started winning Wobels. We fixed"). Swimming and read- interest in the distinction. path on a map, lives at 45 Jud- TRENTON — A revenue gap that could run as high as $500 vice's largest and most cen- solete." Mr. Rosen said. have been somewhat slighted ing are other interests. What He tried to chew up his copy ith Road. Family members, million may force the state to increase taxes next year, Budg- tral facility for research,' with No Lab Work with the criticism that we does a Mensa member read? of the directory, never paid besides Mr. and Mrs. Rosen et Director Walter Wechslerhas warned. about 500 research personnel He doesn't work in a labora- don't do fundamental re- "Well, name a book," Mr. his $25 bill for the volume, and and Claude, include Seth. a "We're in trouble," Wechsler revealed yesterday, "and employed here. Other CS re- tory anymore but does take search well. But 1 think we Rosen answered, and then was noticeably bored when a sophomore at Tufts Univer- the question of whether we can balance our new budget with- search facilities are in Okla- part in systems analysis re- do." added: "Mostly I read fiction. reporter tried to interview sity; Jeffrey,-24, a student at out new taxes still has to be determined." search, the use of mathema- Georgetown University Law homa, where concentration is Mr. Rosen, who was raised 1 try to go down the best sell- him concerning the "honor." 1 tical techniques to solve prob- School, and Use, IB, a soph- Even if current spending levels are maintained next year, in oil exploration and produc- in an intellectually oriented er list every month." The only response to the lems. Currently, the CS team omore at Red Bank Regional Wechsler pointed out, the 1973 budget will be $150 million high- tion, and in Louisiana, head- family sphere, never encoun- Then, in between, he plays ruse that the Rosens have had is applying mathematics to High School. er because of "built-in, almost statutory increases." quarters for a pilot program tered any anti-scientific atti- from the directory staff is an- the technical problem of shale jokes. About a year ago, he In addition, various state agencies are seeking combined experimenting with carbon tudes, however. oil deposits — rocks that look budget increases next year totalling "easily a half billion dol- blacks. "Einstein outranked the muiiiiiinmiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lars, which at the moment is a 25 per cent increase in our like slate but which contain Research at the New Jersey oil. Found in Colorado, the de- Rothschilds in my family's budget," he declared. facility revolves around labo- scale of values," he recalled. One hope of avoiding new taxes lies with the federal reve- posits might prove to be an- ratory work (as opposed to other source of energy, but There Was no precedent, nue sharing plan, said Wechsler, which will provide federal fi- field exploration) and falls though, hit his being a chem- /nancing for a number of state projects. converting costs presently ap- into three main categories. pear to be prohibitive. ical engineer. "But it's touch and go," he conceded. Fuel and oil products ex- Left-ttoiaded Surgeon In probing such a, problem, perimentation deals with gas, "I don't know how I picked the CS team uses "decision oil, greases, and automatic chemical engineering. In my RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1972 17 | Turnpike Motel Fought theory analysis," which Mr. transmissions. Pioneering in family, you were either a law- Rosen likened to "a decision HACKENSACK — The mayor and council of Ridgefield the production of copper en- yer or a doctor," he com- tree with branches of probabi- have filed suit here seeking to block a New Jersey Turnpike tails the production of sulfuric mented. "My sister took care lities put into a computer." Authority proposal to build a 300-room motel near the planned acid and the separating from of one. She's a lawyer." Sports Complex in the Hackensack Meadows. . Such complexity has made the copper ore of other un- "I was born left-handed, The suit accuses the authority of being uncommunicative wanted minerals and com- industrial research a great deal more expensive than it and my mother insisted I about the project and contends the motel is not for highway pounds. The third major area change because she never use and shouldn't be allowed. was 25 years ago, but that is Authors Will Discuss includes blending carbon heard of a left-handed surge- In mid-September, William J. Flanagan,' authority execu- blacks with rubbers to make not the only change time has wrought. Ecology and govern- on," he added. "I guess if I tive director, announced plans to build the motel on author- tires, and experimenting with lookfd back, I might have ity owned property at the northern terminus of the turnpike at petrochemicals and flame rc- ment regulations are two oth- ers. preferred being left-handed' the Ridgef ield-North Bergen border. tardants. and being a surgeon. But I'm Crime, Food Additives He also indicated the authority was negotiating with na- Copper Producer "The growth of industry has very happy as an engineer." tional hotel chains to operate the facility. One of these was You see. Cities Service is been so great, it has become a EATONTOWN - Mrs. Har- identified as the Marriott Hotel-Motor Inn chain. Mr. Rosen, who was raised more than just an oil com- factor in pollution, especially in New York, received a bach- ry R. LaTowsky Jr., vice The suit alleges Ridgefield learned about the project from with water and air," Mr. pany! It is one of the major elor degree from the College chairman of the Board of news reports. Rosen said. "Cities Service copper producers in the of the City of New York Trustees at Brookdale Com- United States, with mines in spends tens of millions of dol- (CCNY), a master degree Prison Strike Spreads Arkansas and Tennessee, and lars to take ecological factors from New York University, munity College, will introduce also a large producer of car- into account. and did post-graduate work at the authors at the 'College's CLINTON — An increasing number of inmates refused to bon black which is a major in- "Industry feels the environ- Harvard and Columbia Uni- do prison jobs in the second day of a work stoppage at the second book-author luncheon gredient in tires. mentalist pressures and is versities, Illinois Tech. and state State Correctional Institution for Woman here today. on Wednesday at noon at. the taking steps to clean-up the Oklahoma A & M. About 90 per cent of the some 250 inmates refused to re- Old Orchard. Its main research center environment," he added. port to work, a spokesman for the State Department of In- "Such industry moves are due He joined Cities, Service in was consolidated here aside 1 stitutions and Agencies said. About 80 per cent had refused to to good corporate citizenship 1947 after serving in the U.S. More than 120 persons on work when the inmate strike began Wednesday, he said. the N.J. Turnpike because of Army. Part of his Army ser- joyed the first book-author its easy accessibility to New but also to meet government • No disturbances have occurred because of the work stop- regulations." vice,' in World War II, was in luncheon last spring. York, where CS corporate the Philippines. Mr. Rosen page, the spokesman said. He said discussions on inmate The Criticisms headquarters are on Wall joined the company, then a An active member nf her grievances were continuing between prison officials and repre- One of the environmental- Street, and to Philadelphia. southwest firm, in Oklahoma, community, Mrs. LaTowsky sentatives of the prisoners. ists' criticisms of industry In fact, the center, which but has since worked in its is a graduate of Kent State towers over the turnpike, ris- concerns offshore drilling, Chicago, Philadelphia, New and the adjacent danger of oil University and lives in New Probe UMW Funds Use ing suddenly and quite alone York and Cranbury outlets. Shrewsbury. She has served WASHINGTON - Sen. Harrison A. Williams, DN.J., said from flat fields of farmland, is spills. Mr. Rosen said since Non-Stop Schedule most of the United States has for six years as a Girl Seoul Thursday his Senate labor subcommittee has turned over to exactly midway between When Mr. Rr>scn is not been exhausted geologically, t leader and three years as a the Justice Department evidence that he said shows possible those two major Eastern working, his slate of extra- Mrs. Harry R. LaTowsky Jr. Kuth Winter however, scientists feel the den mother for the Cub misuse of United Mine Workers Union funds. cities. curricular activities is non- only substantial finds will be Scouts. She is a member nf In question, Williams said, is the Miners Loyalty Fund stop. Listed in "Who's Who in Other factors in building the offshore. the adult committee of the formed in April 1971, "purportedly to provide funds with which center here included its easy the East" and 'Who's Who in American Field Service and is Oceanport Boys Win to defend W. A. "Tony" Boyle the union president and other reach of the libraries at Cities Service has wells off Finance and Industry," Mr. active in church affairs at the union officials in the many civil and criminal charges pending Princeton and Rutgers Uni- the Southern Gulf and Califor- Rosen's professionally aligned Christ Church, Shrewsbury. against them." versities and its other re- nia coasts. The next area of interests include membership Math Test Trophy Williams added that investigation shows a "massive pat- search oriented neighbors, in- exploration, according to on the advisory committee to Leslie Waller, former Chi- tern and practice" in the loyalty fund similar to that found in cluding RCA, N.I,, (formerly many geologists, lies with the the chemical engineering de- (K'KANl'OHT - Robert I. something 1 don'l think we dn cago police reporter and au- Price school suprlrilendenl. enough of." connection with union 1969 campaign financing, which was National Lead) Industries, Continental Shelf on the East partment at Newark College thor of the best-selling triol- ruled illegal by the courts. and Carter-Wallace. Coas1!, according to Mr. of Engineering, the New York has reported to the Hoard of Mr.Trice nisi) reported that ogy on crime "The Hanker," the borough's two schools The big thrust now in re- Kosen. Oil is CS's main inter- and New Jersey Academies or Education that a team of "The American" and "The would be closed early Monday search is the quest for syn- est, but the company also Science and the American eighth grade boys from the Family," will review the de- because of a second math Impostor Robs Bank thetic fuels, such as trying to notes that where there is oil. Petroleum Institute. Maple Place School took sec- velopment of his newest book workshop being held for VENTNOR, N.J. — A well dressed young man claiming to produce natural gas from naph- natural gas is not usually far ond place in a math contest One leisure activity, if you "Number One." This is a fic- teachers. He said the Wolf be an FBI agent cheeking for counterfeit money, quietly stuck tha to combat a natural gas behind. Cities Service also among 53 schools at Christian can call intellectual pursuits tionalized tale of the Influence Hill School would close ;il up a bank official here yesterday, got him to make three un- shortage. In another area. CS owns a gas transmission plant Brothers Academy In Lin- leisurely, is Mr. Hosen's mem- and infiltration of organized I .III p.m. and the Maple Place suspecting tellers give him $36,000, then escaped with the loot, is associated with the Gulf that produces gas in the okla- bership, along with his wife. crime into the worlds of inter- croft. police said. ©School would close* at 2 p.m. national finance and govern- Mcrnhers of I hi 1'1 , The board approved the in- Lt. Thomas Bird of the Ventnor Police gave this account ment. "Number One" traces Place team were "'(l slallalinn of llil loot of chain of the incident at a branch of the First National Bank of South the family tree of organized Hriidlc.v. Matthew Brorklo- link fencing along the west Jersey: crime from "a nickel and bank. Denis Fllziiiaiirirr. property line of the Maple Around 10 a.m. a young man entered the bank and told an Six Army Scientists dime business on a small Jiilin llalpcr. Jumps Klonk. I'liice School from the end of employe he wanted to speak to the bank manager. Mediterranean island In the John McKolvev. Hnan Scdcy Maple Place to the brook be- The employe directed him to Assistant Vice President largest profit-making con- and David Ullrnan. hind (lie school. James Hill, who was on the telephone at the time. glomerate in the United The man went up to Hill, waited for more than 10 minutes States today." [^ Mr frier said the learn re- The board also approved for him to get off the phone, then introduced himself as an FBI Given Design Awards cover! a large trophy for Ms Hie addition of Miss Kathleen agent. efforts In addition. .John llal- Hi'illv. of Occ-anpnrl, and Mrs. KT. MONMOUTH - Three Electronics Command, and ver, and Mr. Yeamans, West The other author In !><• pcr received a certificate lor llosclla Jordan, of Long Hill took him to a private office where the man said he 1 1 1 was checking for counterfeit money. physicists and three engineers Dr. Robert Wiseman, director Deal, were cited for a major presented hy Mrs. LaTowsk.v •'tlti "hifllH'si scon. mi Uu> Kriincli-. (o Hw 'KObstifufe ' Asked for identification, the "agent" whipped a revolver from the Army Electronics of Research, Development break-through in an optical is Ruth Winter, award-win- school team and a trophy lor U'aeliw list. out from his coat pocket and told him, "Take me behind the Command were honored as and Engineering for ECOM. pump for a laser beam. ning science writer and con- bi'ing the seventh highest It also agreed to hire Mrs counter and tell the tellers what I just told you." winners of the 12th Annual Honors were presented to: Mr. Flood of Colts Neck, sumer's friend whose latest ranking individual in I tic con- Hose Dellanno as a fulltimr Army Research and Devel- John E. Crcedon and Norman and Mr. Fuschetto. of llrick- book "A Consumer's Diction- test, David Ullrnan was IL'III caleleria worker for the Maple opment Achievement Awards. • 1.. Yeamans, physicists in the Inwn. are winners for their ary of Food Additives." is ,i and John McKolvry i:itli out Place School at an annual sal- New Sewer Guidelines Set They were presented with Electronics Technology and design of a generator used as fitting sequel to her earlier el- of the more than Mill individ- ary of $2,S75 pro-rated over TRENTON — Future municipal interceptor sewer proj- plaques and certificates at a Devices Laboratory; Bernard an ECOM training device in fort, -'Poisons in Your Food." ual participants. lire remainder of the school ects using state funds provided by the Department of Environ- ceremony in the auditorium of W. Klood and William R. Fus- the recognition of the'jam- Ms. Winter has translated ob- "We're pleased particularly year. mental Protection will have to conform to new guidelines is- the Hexagon Building. chetto, electronic engineers ming of radio signals by an scure terminology and has iir- heciiuso It's non-athletic," Mr. Mr Price, in response to a sued yesterday aimed at environmental protection. Making the presentations from the Electronic Warfare enemy. ranged it in alphabetical or- Price said. •'Hen: was an op- reporter's question, said 1H nf Richard J. Sullivan, commissioner of the Department of En- was Maj. Gen. George Sam- Laboratory; Vladimir G. Gel- Mr. (iclnovatch of Hclmar. der, additive by additive. She portunity In piirticipalc in a III parents of children in the vironmental Protection, said (lie guidelines implemented the met Jr., deputy chief for re- novatch, an electronic engi-. was honored for the design of tells where l| comes from, non-athletic contest and conic- schools had expressed interest recommendations of an environmental task force that was ap- search and development in necr with the KT & I) Labora- microwave integrated cir- what It's made nf, what it out on top." in the board's offer to hold looks like, hnw it tastes and pointed 16 months ago. the Department of the Army. ty, and Dr. Stanley Kronen- cuits. He said he fell Ilierr- should classes for parents to teach what it does. She also explains Sullivan said while the primary purpose of sewer construc- Among those at the ceremo- berg, a physicist and chief of Dr. Kroncnbcrg, of .Skill- he more such competition in them about modern math. He" in what foods it's used and ' tion remained the removal of wastewater, "Today It U recog- ny were Maj. • here—they can bring picnic lunches and roam the York to Philadelphia." ing residential areas and seeing orderly progress in FASCINATION WITH PAST - Miss Gertrude Neidlinger of Leonardo, beach collecting shells and starfish." curator of the Shoal Harbor Marine AAuseutn in the Spy House, Port Mon- Colonel StiUwell's messages, the famous XYZ development. No politics or special interests are moutb, examines historic donations during current renovation of 300-year- The museum, installed in the historic house, papers, are now in the Library of Congress and allowed and we're happy with our accom- old building. tells about our forefathers in this specific location copies of many of them, given to the society by plishments. We've formed the first cluster housing when fishing began with the Indians and continues Norman Lufburrow, a descendant of Colonel Still- unit in the state around 15 acres of waterfront area to this day as the main occupation Miss Neidlinger well, may be seen in the Spy Room on the second fora lagoon." noted. fllor of the homestead. At the theatrical end of the pole, Miss Neidli- Specialists to Lecture On"Snails are very popular now," she said, noting The center portion of the house was added nger's been to Europe, Africa and the Middle East that people are traveling around the world and de- about 1679, Miss Neidlinger said, and the spacious for performances and research. "Off-beat places veloping more sophisticated tastes. "We export second floor rooms between 1704 and 1710 after the mostly," she said. Her poise testified to her stage many snails to Europe from these very shores." house was sold to Thomas Witlock's stepson, Dan- background. Colonial Decorative Arts Rows of chairs fill the middle of the museum, iel Seabrook. Now that she's home again, she envisions the UNCROFT - Mrs. Wilmot Santiago (Chile) College, and ramics and is a painter who surrounded by the marine exhibits dating back 300 "The east end of the house is interesting in Spy House and Shoal Harbor Marine Museum as R. Jones and Mrs. K. receivedher BA degree from has exhibited in local and re- years. that it was an entirely separate house, which was evolving into another Sturbridge Village, (Mass.), McClung Fleming, both lec- Oberlin College. She, too, has gional shows. One of the curator's most prized items is a moved up the road and attached by another Daniel delights in an eight-sided house on Church St., Bel- turers and guides (or the Win- been on the guide staff of the Reservations for these lec- brick with a slave's initial on it and a figure denot- Seabrook after 1750. It illustrates our pioneer indi- ford, and sees the fruition of her work dating from lerthur Museum in Wilming- Winterthur Museum sirfce liltiO tures may be made by calling ing the number of bricks made by the slave. viduality, the beginning of native craftsmanship 10 years ago when speaking to local PTA's and ton, Del., will speak about the and is a guide specialist in ce- Miss Nancy Hampton at the "That'll have to go under glass," she said, gently identifying with American cultures," related the schoolchildren about the history of the Bayshore. ramics. She has lectured be- decorative arts used in the co- Monmouth County Park Sys- removing it from its saran wrap. It was discovered curator. "I'm used to heated confrontations in town hall fore many historical societies in the old Captain Kearney House in Keyport. lonial home on Sunday at I tem. The Park, along with the Miss Neidlinger led the way to the garret about the Taxpayers Association," she concluded and antiques groups, as well p.m. Their illustrated lecture Monmouth Museum and the "All this," she indicated with a sweep of her where priceless antiques are ready for installation with the same warm smile which began the inter- will be given here in the as at the University of Dela- Monmouth County-Historical arm," is due to the interest and generosity of the during the restoration. view. "I've been all over the world, true, and Thompson Park Visitor's ten- ware's Adult Kducation Pro- Association, arc sponsors of people of the area. They donate things; we affirm Paint Near Original Color known many creative people. . .and now my ter, Newman Springs Uoatl, gram. Mrs. Fleming is the au- the early New Jersey arls and their authenticity, and then they become part of After a somewhat perilous descent down an an- heart's solidly settled on promoting the heritage where there is a current ex- thor of several articles on ce- crafts exhibit. the museum. It's growing every day. cient staircase, she happily pointed out. "The col- hibit on early New Jersey arts and pride of the Bayshore area." and crafts. Mrs. Jones' talk will be on the functional as- NEW ROLES FOR WOMEN pects of antiques. Mrs. RUMSON - "New Roles McClung will speak on the for Women" will be the topic sources of high style objects. of three speakers at a meet- Mrs. Jones, a Winterthur ing of St. George's Guild of St. guide since I960, has a BA de- George's Bythe-River Episco- gree from Wellesley College Alterations in a Ginger Cake pal Church. here/Wednesday and an MA degree in Ameri- at 12:30 p.m. Guest speakers can Studies from the Univer- will be Anne Yohn, president sity of Delaware. She has lec- of the Monmouth Chapter Na- tured throughout the country tional Organization of Wom- to fine arts groups, college By BARBARA GIBBONS TANGY TOPPING en; Doris Kulman of The groups, women's clubs, histor- 1 cup low-fat cottage cheese Daily Register, and Esther ical societies and Daughters Simply delicious anfl low-caloric as well! 2 teaspoons vanilla Pavelka, president of the of the American Revolution That's our Slim Gourmet (linger-Rlch Loaf Cake, only 115 The Slim Gourmet <4 cup skim milk Northern Monmouth Branch She also Is chairman of the re- calories per serving. The accent is on the "simple" because of the American Association search committee of Colonial 2 tablespoons sugar or equivalent sugar substitute tills calorie-reduced treat is extra easy and blender-quick. of University Women. The Dames of America. subtly spued Ipaf c.ike with a far superior flavor. Superior nu- Whip in blender until smooth and creamy. Chill. Spoon on This cake starts out with a gingerbread mix, but the end trition, too ... because this version cuts calories while boost- individual slices of cake at serving time. (Great on fruit, too!) public is invited. Dessert will Mrs. Fleming was born in result is not the usual scanty-portioned, too-gingery ginger- ing protein. Your Slim Gourmet loaf cake has four-and-one With sugar: 15 calories per tablespoon. With sugar substi- be served and babysitting pro- / South America of Anglo- bread you'd get by following the package directions. With our half times more protein than gingerbread prepared according tute: 11 calories per tablespoon. vided. American parents, attended Slim Gourmnt alterations you'll produce a richly-textured, to package directions. The magic-makers are protein-rich cottage cheese and an Club to Mark " Golden Nugget egg. You'll be amazed at what these simple additions can do! 7th Anniversary Befote you buy your G1NGEII-RICII LOAF CAKE Bazaar Slated I package gingerbread cake mix MIDDLETOWN - New new Drapes, consult CUI'TWOOI) HKACII — legg members who will be installed The mythical town of Golden i/i cup low-fat cottage cheese at the Village Woman's Club Nugget is the theme of the ba- |£ cup warm water annual Federation Night Mon- BAYSHORE FURNITURE'S zaar to be presented Nov. 17 optional: 2 tablespoons sugar or equivalent sugar substitute day, at H:30 p.m. in the Com- from 10 a.m. to 111 p.m, at Combine nil ingredients except cake mix in your blender. munity Center, Kings Hwy. DECORATING SERVICE Bayview Presbyterian Cover and beat on high speed until smooth. Uncover and add are Mrs. James McGary, Mrs. Red Men'sli all Church. Greenwood Ave. and the cake mix, a little at a time, while the blender continues to Paul DeVito, and Mrs. Gerald W. Concourse. run. Turn off the blender and scrape down the sides with a Haggerty. 1 Church Si., Ruinson, N.J. Featured will he the Empo- rubber scraper. Turn on the blender and beat only 'til smooth. Among the guests attending rium, ii center for handmade Pour the batter into a nonstick loaf pan and bake in a pre- the event, which marks the Only One Week Left items; a Doll and Toy Shop; heated 350-dcgree oven for 30 minutes, until a cake tester club's seventh anniversary, FREE an Arcade where gift items comes out clean. May be served slightly warm or at room tem- vvill be Mrs. John Schwaser. TIL NOV. 15th and Christmas decorations perature. Fifth District vice president. 20% OFF Decorating will be sold; I ho Chuck Makes 16 slices, 1'^ ounces each (about one-by-four in- The club's drama depart- Wagon, featuring baked ches) , 115 calorics per slice. ment, under the direction of goods; the Antiques Stioppe, The flavor Is rich enough that this cake stands alone. How- Mrs. Jean Cutnone, will STRIPPING Advice and The Trading Post, center ever, lowV'alorie siiccd peaches, canned or fresh, make a nice present a "A History of the for the now generation. ANY WOOD OK 1000's of Fabrics to dress-up. Or try this protein-rich topping: United States in Poetry." choose Irom. Guaran- METAL ITEMS teed Satisfaction Irom 4934022' STRIPPED BARE the Company You 290 Willow Drive 2113Rt. 35, OAKHLWST OF PAINT OK VARNISH Know.' ' ••*•-. > Little Silver TFREE - o •-•• 741-9224 . ESTIMATES • DESIGN DRAWINGS While You Wait- VISIT FACTORY .SHOWROOM MHK »•«»*• *•» Wilt Frl. Antique Repair. CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS t KITCHENS MASTERS J Refinishing, Soles BEDSPREADS Hot Corned Beef & For Delivery before Christmas Pastrami Sandwiches Here are 3 Reaiom .... • Carved Solid Wood Core ONE BLOCK SOUTH OK RIVER RD. 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By DR. JAMES M. LONG "triangle." Confusion and conflict may exist if the previous close arrangement between the parent It is safe to say that the majority of parents Family Counselor and the child is carried into the new marriage. In with children do, to some degree, focus their atten- calm periods the close relationship between the tion on one or more of their children. All young parent and child and the distance of the new children are dependent upon their parents; the na- spouse to each other is a workable arrangement. ture of the dependency relationship however, de- There are many reasons why a child attracts However, in times of stress, conflict between the mands the attention of responsible parents. In excessive attention and may range from the par- parent or child (separately or together) will devel- time, the parents' caretaking function will lessen, ents' own emotional development and the vulne- op with the distant spouse. as the young adult assumes more responsibility for rability of the child, to the child's position in the Labeled a Problem his growth. family structure. The occasion of being the first or Under these circumstances youngsters may re-' There is another type of "child focus" which is the last born, or special circumstances of birth act, and the school or friends may recognize that a of concern to the helping professions, this involves (such as the change of life baby, premature birth, problem exists within the child. Too often, society the interpersonal relations within the family. A few or adoption) are reasons a parent or both parents or the family labels the child as "a problem" They of the identifying trademarks of the "child focus may focus on one child. A child may also receive may then seek help to eliminate the child's negative family" are: dysfunction of a child, and the in- special attention after the death of a sibling. It is behavior by requesting professional guidance. The ability of the family unit to look beyond the child in also possible that the death of a parent may result knowledgeable practitioner is not trapped by the order to understand the child's problem. Another in the living parent focusing all of his attention and child's behavior. He doesn not reinforce the focus type is the inability of the family adults to view the energy on the child. Overdevotion and concern is a on the child, but does attempt to engage the family family unit as a relationship system with multi- burden for a child to carry on young shoulders. unit into the treatment structure. The initial step is RtglitM-Staff Pliot* functions other than child caretaking. Whc^i the Marriage counselors are occasionally con- to direct the focus away from the child and to cen- TRIPLE TREAT — Fashions from Elste Stone, Red Bank, shown here by parents' concern for a child reaches the point fronted with unions which involve the problems of ter the attention on the family group. Mrs. Robert Leheny, right, and Mrs. Frederick Kingsbury, center, will where reality is denied, and the needs of others are remarriage and the alliance that exist between a * • • make up one-third of the fun When the Little Silver PTA presents its pre- eclipsed by the selected child, the family is in natural parent and his child. Before the marriage, Dr. Long will be happy to answer any ques- hollday buffet dinner and musical revue Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mark- trouble. Unfortunately, the child-focus family rep- the child filled a void in his parent's life. Later tions or problems directed to him in care of The ham Place School cafeteria. Mrs. William Van Winkle, PTA president, resents an active but regressive process, rather however, after the remarriage, the parent may Daily Register, Red Bank, N.J. 07701. Con- left, will be commentator for the show. than an attitudenal viewpoint. turn to his new mate, and the result is the usual fidentiality will be respected. Make A Date PTA A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Slates tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi- tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Nothing Evil About Dancing $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 Buffet for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, LITTLE SILVER - The $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- annual pre-holiday buffet din- cation. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date ner of the Little Silver PTA, Secretary. at which faculty, adminis- Dear Ann Landers: Will you want to come into it should need some help". It's available tration and retired teachers please settle something that mean something. in the booklet, "Necking And NOVEMBER10.il, 12 are honored, will be Tuesday has caused more fights than I I have seen young dynamos Petting - What Are the Lim-, Annual Bazaar, St. Anthony's PTA, Church Hall. at 7:30 p.m. in the Markham care to count? It's about Ann Landers enter organizations and ig- its?" Mail your request to Bridge Ave., Red Baflk. Nov. 10, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., Sat. Nov. 11, Place School cafeteria. dancing. 'My wife and I used nore experienced men whose Ann Landers In care of your 1-5 and 7-9. Sun. Nov. 12, 7:45 a.m.-l p.m. Mrs. Joseph McCarthy and to enjoy going to dances to- c) Belly-to-belly It must be the neatest trick of wisdom and experience could newspaper, enclosing 50c in "International Christmas Bazaar," St. Clement's, Mrs. Edward Kachinski are gether but we have given it up d) Knee-to-knee the year — and quite a sight. be invaluable. This goes for coin and a long, stamped, self- chairmen of the event, which School auditorium, Rt. 79, opp. Magnolia Inn, Matawan. because we always end up in I also believe it is up to the (The things I learn from my the young doctor who Joins addressed envelope, also will feature a fashion Fri. 6-10, Sat. 10 a.m.-lQ p.m., Sun. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. a fight. She claims I am out of woman to set the rules. Most readers!) older physicians in an estab- show and musical revue. my mind. I say she is out of guys will get as close as they lished practice, the Wharton These will be presented in the Dear Ann Landers: The hers. can. How about it? — Fight- School of Commerce graduate LWV Slates N NOVEMBER 11 school auditorium. young executive of triday is When I dance with a woman ing In Houston who thinks he's leaned every- Reformed Church of New Shrewsbury, 62 Hance Ave., is A fashion collection from ambitious, ruthless, zelous, Program I act like she is my sister. Dear Houston: Since you thing there is to know, and the having a "Holiday Bazaar", Sat., Nov. 11,10-7. Handmade Elsie Stone, Red Bank, will be charged up and eager for suc- When I dance with my wife I obviously consider dancing a Harvard Law School "genius" MATAWAN - The federal, gifts! Delicious food! White elephant! modeled by faculty members cess. He's also in a hurry. act like we are married. I ex- vertical expression of a hori- who is conversant with what's government's role In solid Miss Julia Augusto, Miss Su- waste management will be pect her to reserve the close zontal idea, it's no wonder you If we older men were as in the books but has a lot to Holmdcl Auxiliary, Bayshore Community Hospital is san Kolarsick and Mrs. Law- the topic of a program spon- stuff for me. I think it is and your wife are fighting outdated, dim-witted, and learn about people. holding a "Fair", Indian Hill School, Holmdel, Sat., Nov. rence Schilling. Mrs. John sored by the Matawan League cheap for a married woman to about it. I see nothing evil short-sighted as he seems to We older men realized the 11.10-4. Handmade items - homemade food - games! Challenger, Mrs. Frederick of Women Voters Tuesday at dance with other men in any about dancing cheek-to-cheek, think, there would be no orga- world has changed, but that Kingsbury and Mrs. Robert H:30 p.m. in the home1 of Mrs. "Antique Auction," Sisterhood Marlboro Jewish Center. of the following ways: breast-to-chest or bcllyto-bel- nization for him to walk into. some things never change — Leheny of the PTA board also William Tabb, 19 Imperla Marlboro Elementary School, School Rd. East. Sat. Nov. a) Cheek-to cheek ly. That knee-to-knee busi- The fact that the business is for example, the net worth of will model. Mrs. William Van Place, Matawan Township. 11. View: 6-8. Bidding: 8:30. Admission: $1.00. Free refresh- b) Breast-to-chest ness, however, is new to me. attractive enough for him to respect (or age and ex- Winkle, PTA president, will perience, compassion, and the Persons wishing to attend ments! Fine selection, English and American estates. provide fashion show com- CREATIVE BAZAAR ability to listen, — Memphis should contact Mrs. Martha Clocks, Oriental rugs, marble washstands. Biscuit Barrel,- mentary and pianist will be Philosopher Baxter. Vlow Blue pitcher/bowl, etc. 536-9482. Steven Clarfield. LONG BRANCH - The Re- Table Tennis Dear PhD: There is a great "Creative Bazaar," LCW, Reformation Lutheran Selected acts from the formation Lutheran Church of deal to what you say and I Church, Broadway/Locust Ave., W. Long Branch. Sat. Nov. "Golddiggers 72" production, Red Bank will conduct its think you for saying it so well. 11,9-5. Start your Chirstmas shopping early! Refreshments.' featuring Lillian Lauer, Mau- first "Creative Bazaar" to- Tournament Set (Are you listening, students?) DANCE reen Jeffers and Ed Rose will "Christmas Corner Bazaar," Atlantic Highlands United morrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EATONTOWN - A profes- mer Monmouth College cham- Dear Ann Landers: Should be presented with music by CLASSES Methodist Church. 'Nov. 11. 10-3. Luncheon, 11-1. Food! in the church hall. Hand-crafted sional table tennis tournament pion; Ben Seres, the third- a wife give up her seat in the Bob Cubbage and direction by ranking player in France; • Acrobatic • Qymnutlc Crafts! Rummage! Tree Trims! Cards! Plants! items will be featured. Lunch- will be staged Tuesday at 7:30 car, next to her husband who Lois McDonald. eon will be served. Mrs. p.m. in the Mcadowbrook Mike Stern, national cham- is driving for a woman who is • BiltnM BMm "FALL LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW," Mon- Mrs, Ralph T. Biddle is Frank Gutlebar, Little Silver, School, as a project of the pion among 15 year olds and the same age or younger? I mouth Shore Business and Professional Woman's Club. PTA program chairman. is chairman. school's PTO. younger, and John Kilpatrlck, wouldn't mind giving up my Olde Union House, Red Bank. Sat. Nov. 11, 12 noon. Fash- The players will be Lt. Pe- who holds IB various New Jer- seat for an older person, or ions by Chapeaux Boutique, Sea Bright. Admission: $4.75. ter Lelong, originally from sey titles and is the national for a guy who might wanf to • Tap Hong Kong, who is the North- tennis team's most valuable talk to my husband about player. • Tot NOVEMBER 1.1,12 Meeting Memo eastern University champion; sports or something, even if it Handmade Raggedy Ann dolls, Colonial baby cradles, Armand Yaronc, former Mon- Admission is nominal and meant sitting in the back alone. • Jazz mouth County champion, will be half-priced for stu- religious items on sale at St. James Memorial Church "Gift But what about a w|tc sitting • Twirling Shop", 69 Broad -St., Eatontown. Sat. 10-12. Sun. after 10 AUXILIAN PROGRAM JUDGE TO SPEAKT and now a member of the dents. Proceeds will go tn the in the back with one of the scholarship fund for Scott SPECIAL CLA88E8 a.m. service. 222-9013. RED BANK - The pro- OCEANPORT - Superior New Jersey State Champion- children because her girl ship,Team; Firsl Lt. Stewart Long, a local boy who is a stu- For 2 and Syr, Olds The Poricy Park Citizens Committee, "Walk thru Po- gram at the Fair Haven Aux- Court Judge Patrick J. friend plunked herself in the Berg, all-Army table tennis dent at Columbus Boychoir ricy Park," Sun. Nov. 12. Hikcrs^meet Nutswamp School at iliary to Riverview Hospital's .McGann Jr. will speak on front? - Sitting No So Pretty ffag/t f«r Howl champion, Terry Brown, for- School, Princeton. 1:30 p.m. Wear appropriate footwear. Children welcome! meeting Monday at 1 p.m. at "Lack of Responsibility and Dear No So: Obviously you ALL AOE8INCL TEENS the First Presbyterian Respect on the Part of considered this an act of ag- and ADULTS Church, Harding Road, will Today's Youth" at a meeting AAUW Sponsors Education Workshop gression. Some women would Exptrt Instruction R»iton*bl» Ritas NOVEMBER 12. 14. ID. l\ be a speaker on the topic of of the Oceanport PTA ASBURY PARK - An Kdu- County, West KeansburR, not have minded but since you "Vegetarian Cookery Classes," New Shrewsbury Sev- the hospital's x-ray depart- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the cation Workshop sponsored by planned on a British open did, you should have sug- enth-Day Adventist Fellowship Hall, 27ti Shark River Rd., ment. Wolf Hill School. Final plans the Jersey Shore Branch of classroom system. gested to your girl friend that Neptune. Nov. 12,14. 19, 21. 7:30 p.m.-!) p.m. Vee: %Y. will be made for the annual the American Association of Mrs. John C.'Carton, South she plunk herself in the back, LEAH MAUER NOW ELECTION Christmas Bazaar set for Dec. University Women will be Blvd., Spring Lake, may be back. SCHOOL OF DANCE MARLBORO - Monmouth 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the , Monday at 8 p.m. here at the contacted for more informa- What's prudish'.' What's 37 E. FRONT ST., RED SANK NOVEMBERS County Chapter of the Nation- Maple Place School. 747-8S52 Red Bank Catholic PTA, sponsoring a panel dis- Lutheran Church, First- and tion. O.K.? If you aren't sure, you al Organization for Women Heck Sts. cussion—on the "new" challenges and exciting innovations will elect officers at its meet- SOCIAL SECURITY TOPIC that are taking place in the field, of education today. Please ing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the. The event is open'to the RE'D BANK - Ricardo YOUTH CENTER bring your ideas and questions to the meeting, Mon., Nov. Andiron, Rt. 79, Wickatunk. public and will be arranged so 13 at 7:45 p.m., Broad St. auditorium, Red Bank. Rodriguez will speak on Social participants can attend two of Security at a meeting of the the four workshop sessions. Woman's Club of Red Bank Local eduKitors and their NOVEMBER 14,15 Nov. 17 here in the clubhouse. "BOOK FAIR," Deane-Porler, Forrestdale School, DANCING topics are Mrs, l,orna Reed, a Special Purchase! Broad St. Mrs. Gusfave J. Rumson. Tues./Wed., Nov. 14, 15. 9-5 and 7-9, Forrestdale Ballet Acrobatic teaching and reading special- Freret, chairman of the civics ist, who will explain a supple- Gym, Blackpolnt Rd/Forrest Ave. Stationery, encyclo- Tap Jaxx Toe and legislation department, is mentary phonics program; pedias, magazine subscriptions, educational toys and mate- Character in charge of the prgoram. Howard West, principal of the rials. . Modern Bangs Ave. School, here, who will discuss technology for NOVEMBER 15 Children From 3 Up dust and Flora^Judge children; Mrs. Jean Howard, Monmouth Medical Center, "Stroke Patient Rehabilita- Private Lemon* a reading and remedial math tive Care Seminar" for Nurse Aides. Alexander Pavilion, To Lecture specialist whose topic is Con- Nov. 15. To register call 222-5200, Ext. 475. tinuous Progress, and Miss BRAND RED BANK - The Naves- Susan Chilvers, who heads the Ink Garden Club will have an New School of Monmouth NOVEMBER 16 open luncheon meeting "TOY AUCTION," Marlboro Auxiliary, United Cere- •fr Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the bral Palsy. Toys by top manufacturers at "low" prices! Trinity Episcopal Church, W. Conservationist Thurs., Nov. 16, 8:30 p.m. Marlboro Elementary School, Front Street. Is Guest Speaker Boys' Corduroy Schooled. West. For more information call: 536-9471. Guest speaker will be Mrs. J. Westford Cutler, master OCKAN TOWNSHIP - D. NOVEMBER 18 judge and author of nine W Bennett, conservation di- "Santa's Village" Holiday Ilazaar, St. Margaret's Guild, books, Including "How Tn Ar- rector of the American Littor- Church of Holy Communion Parish Hall, 15 Church St., al Society will be guest speak- Fair Haven. Sat.-Nov. 18. 10-4. Handmade Gifts-Silhouettcs- range Flowers For All Occa- Bakc Shop-Children's Entertainment-Lunch! sions." Mrs. Cutler is a board er at Monday's 8:30 p.m. member of the Garden Club meeting here in the YM- SUCKS "Country Store Sale," by Ladies Aid Society, Holmdel of New Jersey and was the YWHA, 100 Grant Ave. United Church of Christ, Fellowship Hall, Main St. Sat. first junior chairman of the The'Monmouth County • New fashion colors Nov. 18,10-3. (Jift items-baked gpods-aprons-bnuks-etc! group. She has traveled exten- Chapter of H'nal Hrith Women sively and is an honorary is sponsoring the event and in- • Six pocket style "Nearly New Clothing Sale," July Birthday Club, St. member of the Garden Club vites the public lo hear the • Hard wearing Thomas Episcopal Church, cor. So. Bridge Ave/East Sun- of Bermuda. discussion about the beaches • Flare styling set Ave, Red Bunk. Sat. Nov. 18, 10 to 4. Mrs. Cutler's daughter. and wetlands. • Guaranteed DOROTHY TOlASIt PltSS Mrs. David Vogle, will assist • Sizes 4-5-6,7-8-9-10-11-12-14. "WSCS Annual Bazaar," Sat. Nov. 18. 10-4. Luncheon, her in her leclurc. Mrs. Vofjlc USED TOY SALK 11:30-1. Christ Church, United Methodist, Kldge Rd. Fair REGISTER SOW! is a member of the Garden KKANSBURC- - Court St. • Slims and Regulars Haven. Christmas and Boutique Table-White Elephant! Club of Mantoloking and Buy Ann Catholic Daughters of DOROTHY Head. America will conduct its an- "We-know what you want" Hostesses for the day are nual Used Toy and This and ^V . NOVEMBER 24-25, DECEMBER 1-2 TOLAND Mrs. Francis Swartz, chair- That Sale Nov. 18 and 19 from AND WE HAVE ITI Wagon Wheel Playhouse production of "FORTY CA- f YOUTH man, Mrs. A.J. Barker, Mrs. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. here In Cor- You Can Charge It! HATS," directed by John McLcaren. Curtain time 8:30. The DANCE Austin Cushman, Mrs. Edwin rlgan Hall, Main St. Donations Barn, Ave of Two Rivera, Rumson. Call 264-8150 for ticket VCENTER in RED BANK at 20 BROAD 'II. Ludcman, Mrs. Clarence of articles for sale, old or reservations, group discounts and theatre parties. STUDIO Moster, Mrs. Adam Schlldge new, arc being accepted by 2IM K. 11,-n,™ II. ll.il Hunk and Mrs, Robert Swan. Mrs. Walter Marshall, Hazlet, - 711-2208 21 The DaDyReglstfr,R«JEaak-MlcMkU>Hn, N.J.Friday, November II, Dennis the Menace Snuffy Smith Crossword Puzfcte SHETVORE ( IT'S A BIRFDflV 12 Century MAW!! 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TVf SPFAflS BOUNCE OFF HARMLESS!. Y, itKE •SW/IIV. The Dally Register, Red ftufc-Mldffletowiw "•'« VrUny, Nwmbtst II, vm Pulpit Plagiarism: 's Unbecoming Conduct By LESTER KINSOLVING quoted as explaining: "Keep- ntumunfjinimdi* the lifting or purchase of an Chaplain Postlewaite pre- sermons without either per- 'Oh, it took me about three ing "the sermons non-con- entire sermon by whatever fi- pared 12 sermons, which, af- mission or acknowledgment. hours," replied the youthful The Wall Street Journal's troversial broadens their ap- INSIDE nancial arrangement is con- ter he had preached them This can be risky — as in the parson, loftily. recent report of an estimated peal." (There was, nearly a duct unbecoming the minis- once, he repeated in an undc- case of a young minister in •Young man, that sermon 40,000 clergy who are preach- decade ago, a James Co- try. viating 12-week cycle as long Maine who boldly lifted one of took me 21 hours to prepare!1' the classic sermons of Harry 'ing Jl million worth of ser- laianni who was a crusading RELIGION Vet the Journal quotes the as he was chaplain. shouted the summer visitor, Emerson Kosdick in its enti- mons purchased from a dozen editor pf Ramparts Magazine. Rev. Charles Hund of St. Bar- in what became immediately He did leave a lasting ef- rety. firms is about as morally But that was before this peri- minister's salary in favor of tholemew's Catholic Church fect , however — from one of apparent as a full pulpit 'edifying as the purchase of odical abandoned its Catholic mailing mimeographed copies in Chicago as making the fol- these sermons which every The last person to greet this voice, frequently broadcast term papers from similar identification in favor of that ot nis sermon-service to the lowing admission: cadet heard 17 times before preacher at the door of his over radio. far-left literary wonderland firms, by lazy and dishonest parishioners at home — while "Krankly I don't have the graduating. Its text was: "Fe- church that Sunday was an el- which is as sweetly undis- college students. replacing his pastoral coun- time or the training to pro- lix trembled." (Acts of the derly man who expressed in- "Well, Dr. Fosdick," replied turbed by scruple as is Co- Among proprietors of this seling with special subscrip- duce a quality sermon each Apostles 24:»). And for gen- the mess hall was known to terest in the sermon and the parson with all the aplomb laianni the sermon-peddler). homiletical prostitution, the tions to either Dear Abby or week. I don't think I'm short- erations at the U.S. Military all cadets as "Felix pleasantly inquired as to how of a charming rogue, "You Journal identifies Father Any congregation which dis- Ann Landers? changing my congregation if I Academy, a similarly recur- trembled." long it had taken the preacher keep writing 'em and I'll keep Lawrence Brett of Baltimore, covers its pastor engaged in Imitation may be the since- find something suitable from rent jellied dessert served in Some clergy practice lilting to prepare. preaching 'em!" as well as former sportscaster this sort of preaching-bypur- rest form of flattery, but ra- an outside source." Red Barber, an Episcopal lay- chase has every reasonable rely can the pulpit plagiarist Father Hund might be even man who explains piously: right to ask: (1) Was his sim- approximate even the most more "practical" were he lIsrael rice pancakes, Mrs. Ruby Cosby, Mrs. Kath- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS with several programs. forefathers. comment cakes and corn frit- erine Jones, Mrs. Agnes On Missionary Program - The monthly Hymn Sing of The eight-day Hanukkah From the Talmud we- got ters arc commonly prepared. Moore, Mrs. Vivian Miller, the Bayshorc Area Churches festival, also known as the the explanation why Hanuk- The children play a game Mrs. Thelma Jackson, Mrs. RKD BANK - Dr. and Mrs. honored in 1954 by the King of gree Irom Colgate University will be held Sunday H:,10 p.m. Festival of Lights, starts Dec. kah is celebrated for eight with a lop called a "draidrl." Lucille (laskin, Mrs. Rebecca Howard Kreas, here* are Belgium and received the in 11)52. in the Central Baptist Church, ,1. days. When the Maccabees, The clraidcl has lour Hebrew Forhan and the Misses Tor- scheduled to speak Sunday for Chevalier D'Ordre de Leopold Mrs. Frcas holds an A H. Third and Kast Highland Ave- The first Hanukkah candle arter cleaning the Temple letters embossed on each side nta Durham and Crystal Car- the II a.m. and 7:M p.m. ser- and the Mcdaille D'Ordre Rni degree from Bryn Mawr (I'a.) nues. Is kindled on the evening of looked for the special oil to and children enjoy spinning ter. vices of the First Baptist Du Lion. They established College and an MA. from the This will be followed by a Nov. .'illlh and then every kindle the Menorah, they the "draidcl." Most families .Speakers for the Women's Church. medical missionary work for University of Pennsylvania al time of fellowship with light night for eight nights a candle found only enough oil to burn provide gifts for the children Day celebration Sunday will They served as missionaries lepers, aided those stricken Philadelphia. refreshments. is added each night until the for one night. As it was, the at Hanukkah. be Mrs. Nida K. Thomas, p.m. Spe- Rrv. Knoch Kochcster of Will- can Baptist Churches in the interpret the current mis- brates the redcdication of the (candle holder) on Hanukkah. cial Hanukkah assembly will ingbopo, and a i'.tVl National state. The theme will carry sionary challenge nf Zaire and ancient Temple by the vic- one candle for each night and be held for the children of the Democratic Convention dele- through Nov. 19. photographs will be shown at YOU ARE INVITED torious Maccabees in their one candle called the Sha- Temple's Religious School. gate from .New Jersey. Dr. and Mrs. Freas wore the evening service. TO struggle against the Syrian mesh, which is used to light The various youth groups will Dr. Frcas is a graduate of King Antiochus who at- the other candles. have^Hanukkah programming Colgate University, Hamilton, tempted to suppress the reli- During this season many and events scheduled for their NY., and the University of THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH gion of the Jewish people. families eat l.atkes or pan- members Bahais Will Honor Pennsylvania Medical School. RED BANK He sludicd at the School of Tropical Medicine, Brussels, Prophet Baha Vllah Belgium, and in HI4I received LON<; BRANCH -At sun- around three principles: Iho his doctorate in public health set Sunday, approximately 100 oneness of (ind, the oneness of from Yale University, Bahais and friends will gath- religion and the oneness of He studied at the Kennedy LOYALTY SUNDAY -NOVEMBER 12th er at the home of Mr. and mankind. School of Missions, llailfonl, • Mrs. Mark (iranfar. WS Ocean - Mr. <>r;inf;\r-is -chairman of Connr, -and was ordained Hi • ""• "WORSHIP-AT 9:30 A:M. arM'-n.00;A.M.-' •* •-'•••••- Ave, lo celebrate the 155th th(' Long Branch Haliai com- the ministry in IMI. lie re- Church School at Ihe same hours anniversary or the birth of munity. ceived a doctor of divinity de- Haha'u'llah, prophet and founder of the Bahai faith. Sermon "Children of Iho 8th. Day" Included in Ihe event will be FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Ftoverend Rollo A. Michael, proachmg members of the Bahai com- ol Monmouth County munities of Monmnulh and \<\lb W'-<1 front Slrcnl Ml .BOO 7 Lmuull choirs conducted by Mr. Horbort Burtis Ocean Counties. Theme nf Rev. Harold R. Dean, Minister this year's obsri vnnce is nursery provided "liaha'u'llah the Divine : Peacemaker " 10.00 A.M. - I ORMAL SLIWIOf. The Hahai faith, which orig- 11:3O A.M. - INFORMAL SERVICE inated in-Persia in 1H14, has BISHOP AHR'S VISIT — Bishop George W. Ahr, center, of the Catholic now spread around the world PRINCIPAL SPEAKER MR. GEORGE DRYFOOS "A BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART" dfocese of Trenton visited Nativity Church, Fair Haven, to administer the and In more than 4.HOI) cities' TOPIC: sacrament of confirmation to 200 children and three adults. Mr. and Mrs. and towns In this rfiiinlrv. "SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF ZONING LAWS" Joy Harbeck served as sponsors for the entire class, Its teachings revolve 22 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middle towa, N J. Friday, November 1«, 1972 Grid Card Features More Title Witt the Shore Conference "B" Division football cham- •Twni River Norta (1-7) at Matewan (5-2): Maybe North will pionship firmly in the clutches of undefeated Manasquan, the block a kick or something and score its first points. However, interscholastic spotlight switches to three other teams which are looking to wrap up a title or a share of a crown this week- Middletwn (41; 1) at Toms River South (S-2) 1 p.m.: Could end. be one of best games of the day. Indians are tough at home. A jam-packed 21-game card is the fare, and all except "B" Division three will be played tomorrow, as the schoolboy elevens roar Central Regional (J-J) at L.kewood (4-S): Central had week down the homestretch with a bead on the traditional Thanks- off to get ready for this one. Piners have Aaron Fox but not giving Day finales. much else. Shore Regional can join 'Squan as an outright champion Howell (II) at Rumjon-Falr Haven Regional (2-S): Howell for the first time in the school's football history when itivisits has a winning streak - one game. It should end here. Keyport in the "D" Division. Ocean Twp. (5-2) at Monmoutt Regional ((-1): Probably the Wall Township already is assured of no worse that* a tie best game of the day. Falcons need win for second place. for the "C" Division crown, but the Crimson KnightsVnfay) Spartan win nets them a tie. have to share honors with two others. Asbury Park, whlch-isr "C" Division at home against Freehold Township, and Southern Regional, Freehold Twp. at Astrnry Park (S-2): Bishops should' host to Manalapan, need only expected victories for the three- use this one as a stepping stone to first place tie. way deadlock. Manalapan (1-2-3) at Southern Regional (4-1): Southern will The "A" Division champion is almost a foregone con- keep pace with Asbury. clusion. Undefeated Brick Township, which entertains Mon- Marlboro (J-4) at Red Bank Regional (1-5-1): Buccaneers tclair tomorrow afternoon in non-conference play, is assured found an offense last week. Maybe it will show up again to- of at least a tie for the crown and needs only a victory over morrow. winless and scoreless Toms River North 'on Turkey Day to "D" Division make it official. Shore Regional (H) at Keyport (4-2): Blue Devils can The most attractive games on the card involve battles for clinch sole possession of diadem. Red Raiders have shown lots second place, as Mlddletown Township journeys to Toms Riv- of pride. er South in "A", and Ocean Township is at Monmouth Region- Freehold (1-5-1) at Point Pleasant Boro (C-l): Looks like an- al in "B". other long afternoon for Colonial followers. The weekend activity begins tonight when winless Jackson Keansburg (2-4-1) at Holmdel («-t-l): the Titans go march- Township invades Toms River to meet St. Joseph's and ends ing along. Better things await the Hornets next year. Sunday afternoon when Monmouth County's parochial schools OTHER GAMES go out of the county In the role of favorites: Red Bank Catho- Montclalr (3-2-2) at Brick Township (7-1): Game has strong lic at St. Peter's of New Brunswick and Mater Dei against state ranking overtones for Brick. Bayley-Ellard. Raritan (14) at Edison Twp. (2-2-3), 11:31 a.m.: Rockets are Other "A"' encounters tomorrow have Long Branch at having rooky year. Trip may be a long one. Neptune and Toms River North at Matawan Regional. In "B" Maaasqnan (7-f) at wall (5-2): Old rivals meet again, but it's Central Regional at Lakewood and Howell at Rumson-Fair Warriors h,ave momentum and a title. Haven Regional. Marlboro is at Red Bank Regional in "C", Allentowa («-7) at Point Pleasant Beach (4-3): The Garnet and Freehold at Point Pleasant Boro and Keansburg at Holm- Gulls will not be pleasant hosts for their winless visitors. del in "D". Green Brook (1-5-1) at St. John Vlinney ((1): Lancers Non-conference pairings show Raritan at Edison Town- should win number seven but better not look ahead to Mater ship, Manasquan at Wall Township, Allentown at Point Pleas- Dei. ant Beach, Green Brook at St. John Vianney and Croydon Hall Croydon Hall (0-i) at Admiral Farragut (1-8): A classic Academy at Admiral Farragut Academy. meeting between winless teams, but it looks like the Admirals TONIGHT getofftheschneid. Jackson Twp. (1-7) at St Joseph's TR (41): The Jaguars SUNDAY jj get caged again. Make it 0-8. Red Bank Catholic (4-S) at St. Peter's N.B. (Ml), 1:M I TOMORROW p.m.: Those Caseys go marching along, and they can call the | "A" Division tune. Long Branch (2-5) at Neptune (2-5): Shapes up as a real Mater Dei (S-2) at Bayley-Ellard (4-3): Always a tough ding-donger. Both teams need win badly. game, but the Seraphs have Mike Corley back again. Three County Elevens •iiiuuiininniiiimiiiiiiiiiHinfiniMuuiuiiniiiiiii iiiitmnMMiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiituimiiiiiNiiiiniNiiniiiiiiiiiil The Daily Register Staff Forecast CHUCK TRIBLEHORN RICH NICOLETTI JONNIFALK ED WALSH Seek Added Credence TONIGHT 102-27-5 (.791) 101-28-5 (.783) 101-28-5(783) 98-31-5(760) Jackson-St. Joseph's St. Joseph's 14-0 St. Joseph's 24-12 St. Joseph's 22-6 St. Joseph's 13-0 By RICH NICOLETTI the key-note Qulllen's plans. TOMORROW Three of Monmouth Coun- "Your defense performs Ocean-Monmouth Reg. Ocean 14-8 , Monmouth 16-7 Ocean 14-12 Monmouth 15-13 ty's high school football teams better when your offense can Marlboro-Red Bank Red Bank 12-7 Red Bank 12-7 Red Bank 18-13 Red Bank 8-7 will be looking to add more m stay out there as long as pos- Middlelown-T.R. South T.R. South 20-14 T.R. South 21-7 T.R. South 20-7 Middletown16-8 credence to their already H* - •: '• *ja^^H sible. We've been able to do Howell.-Rumson-FH Reg. Rumson-FH 20-0 Rumson-FH 19-6 Rumson-FH 14-0 Howell 16-14 overpowering reputations to- that all year. The longer your Long Branch-Neptune Long Branch 20-12 Long Branch 19-13 Long Branch 20-14 Long Branch 8-6 WEK^Ma^H K defense has to remain on the T.R. North-Matawan Matawan 35-0 Matawan 35-0 Malawan 34-0 Matawan 26-0 morrow. One other will at- • W^L9i^mwBl^H^mTf tempt to make this season's field, the mthe I'rovenzano. The Buccaneers were a .1-0 agrees with Conti. "Their winning ingredient this fall, is victim to powerful Point - CBA goalie Ken Moore had berth. Missing from the Falcon 15 saves, while St. Joseph's lineup will be Kon Com- Pleasant Boro in the first •Monmouth, Ihe stingiest round of Central Jersey Tim Callaghan picked off 12. ARTIFICIAL Rig. team of all with .six shutouts, pton, a specialist in the defen- I 5,99 sive secondary. Compton sus- Group II, while CBA dropped will be up against a well-bal- BRICK PANELS Coih'i tained a kidney injury in the a 1-0 match to St. Joseph's of 1 anced Spartan attack. Devilettes Carry Red Bank Catholic game last Metuchen in a South Jersey 4xlShMtl Shore's defense speaks lor week. '• , • , Parochial "A" semifinal. IMSValut 1095 ALL4«UHHT» itself (five shutouts). The De- Victorious X Im 5h«f Kti. Sail Carl Norman, one of the Kevin Armbrcwster opened vils' attack, like the Spar- WEST LONG BRANCif - Blrchtont 4.20 1.44 three hard-running backs, re- the scoring for Point Boro T«wny Hickory tans', is a multiple threat, turns after missing the game Shore Regional girls' field 7 50 Ml with a goal at 5:48 of the third hockey team stayed alive in Hirvnt Elm 7.00 J.It Keyport, looking much liko last week. Norman will add quarter and then assisted Ted the Central Jersey state tour- Chtr ry Torn 4.M l.lt David of the old Bible story in, Ihe steadiness needed for the ImptrltlWtlnut Kinghorn's shot five minutes nament by blanking South I.tt "this pairing, boasts of Charlie Falcons to hang onto Hie ball. Dlut Willow later. Huntcrdon, 2-0, here yes- t.oo I.tt Carter, one of the area's Tup Last year at this time, Mon- Sunlit Chlrry terday. 1.40 I.tt two-way backs. mouth, Shore and Keyport Hockey Program WHthtrwaxl t.oo I.tt The Blue Devilettes will Frot! PKin "We have nothing to lose didn't have five victories 10.30 4,tt Set for Youngsters play the winner of today's $•« Sprty 1D.K 4.tt and everything to gain." said among them Now all three Monmouth Regional-Prince- Gold Braid 10.N Keyport coach (ieorge I'onti find themselves either shoot- MUCK TOWNSHIP- Area SUSPENDED ing for impressive records or youngserers 8-14 years of age ton game Monday afternoon. 10.M 4.W Jr. "Shore is going for ils fiflh ManhOrnn a conference title. interested in participating in CEILING PANELS tO.N ».4t straight shutout. The loam is Inside left Karen Hlggins tarn Plank II.10 the Katonlown ice hockey pro- Mihttt* I.tt well-coached, and they don't Monmouth County football gave Shore the lead in the HaavyWalghr AntlqmRM II. tO I.tt make mental mistakes. Their certainly has taken some gram are invited to attend a • first half with a goal, and WMttarttfAir) 14.00 I.tt strength is really in their strange bounces In one shnrl • workout tomorrow at the Ice Jane Schulz, inside right, Hirimt Chntnut ll.H I.tt line." Carl Norman Charlie Carter vear. . . Palace here from till) a.m. added an insurance marker in Goldm Lactwood 11.00 I.tt the second stanza. Arctic Milt 1J.0O i.n Onyx llrcfi 11.00 4tt Dcvilette goalie Sandy tjua- Am»i«nw«lnui_ 14.40 J.tt Whin Joanltfi Oak ckenbush was only tested 14.40 T.tt OMtCyprau Denver Bails Out of Olympic Program once as the Shore defense 15.10 0.M AlBlfWAUl played another fine game. 15.50 • M DENVKR (AP) - The Denver Olympic K<> before Ihe KIC executive committee Mumlay m least two other U.S. cities, and a half-dozen foreign (,'alhy.Brown had four saves : »M t.W .izing- Committed tfotod yesterdqy'!o-forma/l\uvitfir ."•.-Kciusanrte.-N'witWtaHfl •intjiptairi.its cause,-a •i-f»kr. (Hies,'which wlnuld like -dVcha'ncc'to host (he 197ti ••in- ---- the- Sout••^-±h ..._•__Hunterdb. •__.-*n_ net •_.•_.•!• Mtrltataflnt 17.M t.M draw Denver from consideration as Ihe sile for the "All we'll ask Is Illl days." said Arkin, "and I Olympics. tabli walnut 90.00 H.fl think It's possible to come up with the money." Shore Regional is now 14-0-1 WllllimiburtCharry If .00 1976 Winter Olympics, but was restrained by ;i They include Lake Placid. NY.; Salt Lake White STORM WINDOWS ll.tt The DOOC resolution expressed a belief, how- City. Ulan; Vancouver. B.C.; Innsbruck. Austria; on the season. NuttlcCtoar 11.01 ll.tl court order from informing the International Aluminum M.M Olympic Committee of its decision. ever. Hint the Olympics could mil lie conducted (irenoblc. franco; Oslo, Norway, ami St. Moritz. Trial* ll.tl •railllan Thornwort 41.00 uillimit financial aid from Colorado and Denver. Switzerland. St. John Runners Track U.tl The restraining order was iibtamed by at- Or Until PalOt* 4i.M ll.H "If we could hold the (lames in Colorado. I'd lint Lord Killanin. president of tho IOC. said R««. MM 12" torneys for three private citizens who said Ihe -pas- Win Final Meet M.M I».M sage of a slate constitutional amendment In cut oil' lie all for it," said IKIOC Chairman W. H. I4:ll,t; 1. Brtan 6or- ballot passed by a 52(l,(K)0-to-M5,(IOu vote, and a pro- any city or state police to maintain security during^ is now a matter for the International Olympic fell (J); 3. Mlkt Thompion (Ml; 4. posal banning the city from providing any more the Olympics, or even the use of roads for con- Committee." Gory. Hlglty (J); S. Dovt tlaho (Jll 4. money was also approved by a wide margin. Dovt Cromtr. (Jll /, Mlk« Hlon (Ml; I. • siruciion work. During tlio brief meeting, the DOOC, all of Jim Krtllltr IJI; ». John Pnlkullnf) IJ); Attorney Harry I*. Arkin said Ihe injunclion Spurs Hopes whose members have been ardent supporters of 10. Poul Ml'fttio IMI OM« D«lly 7 A.M. I* 3:30 f.ft,, Jot. I A.M. to 5 P.M. JV—It. JUKI (Ml Mltlr DM 141) was sought to give the newly-formed Colorado Colorado's passage of I he mill-Olympics the games, found itself in the position of having to Sieve Wood Ml 14:41 Committee to Save the Winter Games a chance to amendment already has spurred Ihe hopes of at defend itself from other Olympic backers. Frndmon-Mrttr Dil (ill It. 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Friday, .November Id, 1972 ANNOUNCEMENTS travel-Transportation Autos For Sale Lost and Found WOMAN HleOi RIDE r-'l^roin WJllte cAoTu."*Ti>/! - ***** p»yi«»- AM SI., Shrewsbury to 4t E. Front St., StO power, ellmefe wtftfi ilirwoj-wt. Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale LOST — Sig whtu Ptrilon cot, vicinity Bonk,t«t*etn I and 1:15 o.m. and return Mirk ilereo. Leather Interior, Vinyl Eo»f KeansDurg. Anweri lo "Som" 4:30 p.m., Men. thru Frl. Will poy. 741. fim»cau nr»u 7S5t otttr 5 p.m. LOST.- Ton mole doo. Short holrtd wllti SSSfrS floppy tori. Wrinkled forehead. Five forl*S00.1»0144. ' monWl old. Answers lo "Sporky." Vici- AUTOMOTIVE nity of Keonstwrc/ on Woodland Ave. Re- IMMACULATE WCHEVRJUET CORVAIR "~ word! Child's pet. W 2943 _ AuJos^For Sale _ Clean. Good condition. U00. .„, spill front Mat, Would normally sell I Call 787-M6V. ^T/..; \m MUSTANG -'vliiyl roof.'eight track : v 'LOST— Silk scarl In Flnojt, Red Bonk, tape. New tires. J675. $2300. Price-urn W-om 1967 TWO~ DbdR *FUTURA"- 289 oulo- Maroon border, red flowers. Reward Call S43-S3U. MERCEDES BENZ 1963 - Four-door se- motlc. Excellent condition. Phone 747-5557. • 741-3IM ' . WALL LINCOLN-MERUCRY don. I»OC engine rebullt-3000 miles. LOST - Col. Striped multicolor, Step AVWFM radio, olr conditioning, (our new I96« OPEL^-~Oelu»e sport coupe. MJ- honle Road area. Reword. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore llrts, twosludded snow tires New Shrewsbury, N.J. chonuolly O.K. Like hew appeoronce. Coll«7M750.__ shocks, brakes, carpeting. Best otter. Coll Snows. tt2S._74l-9S!4. _ £ . 747-5400 142-7160 alter 6 p.m. ; LOST — Very large molt Siamese cat. 1573 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE — All CHEVY iTi966 SYDAN- sm-cyitnder Spring St. ana Bronch Ave. area. Heart- I9es MUSTANG — Convertible, three- oulomallc. Clean car. Runs excellent. broken. Please calf Llndo. 747-om. power, climate control, AM/FM stereo, speed, standard. Needs o little work. Ask- radio, and tape. Vinyl top. leather Inlerl ina 1230: Good engine ond transmission. U9S. 8424m -U, or. 15795. 2»-07IOor3»-l»9l. Needs hood. 739-2144 or 727-2734, osk lor 197O"V3"LKSWAGE"N -" Aulomallc. Fully eaulpped. 6,000 mile engine warranty. lm-. Public Notices •-PASSENGER COLONY PARK 1951 Georonnn. macuiale. 81195. 74I-221S. 57,000 original miles. All good tires, plus 1966 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN . HAVING A CHRISTMAS nipunttd snows, olr conditioner, all pow- DATSUN ' OR BIRTHDAY PARTY? VOIVO er, clean. Call after 3 p.m. 222-2(81. Coll 741-1391,I om. to 10 p.m. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Call Mike the Mognlflcent ^370 Broad St. 2*4-130 Keyport HAS REMODELED OUR SHOWROOM FOR '73 Children's Magic o Speciality THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new and .971 DOOGTTCHARG'ER —Air, stereo used cars In Monmoulh County. Over 100 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Super* _ _•!):"!£__ Qlr-condltloned new cars In stock. tope deck. S35O0 or best oiler." Coll 166- 2634, or after 5, 671-4719. . • service DOWNES PONTIAC, « Low«r WcGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrews- Main St.. Matpwan. 566-2299. Travel—Transportation bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6240. 1969 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE - Ap-. proxlmolely 30,000 miles. 4,000 miles on. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" -for thi95. 787-1743. ^_ ] SCENIC CAR SALES PORSCHE 542-1000 1966 DODGE POLARA ^ Quality corabought and sold. : j Excellent condition. Best offer. Hwy 34 • Highlands • 872-0221 differ, they have a number of improvements in common. Stop by. 19S9 PONTIAC LE MAN5 - Vlnyftop. In 911 convertible. gcod condition. Two-door, automatic and 142-0604 MONMOUTH •_-..• Once you've test driven a 1973 Volvo, you may want to remodel your power steering. 11725. Call after 6 p.m. FORD 1(63 GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE — CHRYSLE R.PLYMOUTH Apple red. 264-4545. 82,000 miles. Good condition. Hwy 36 Eutontown M2-S5M. _ Coll 291-9284 garage. Cars are getting more like Volvo every year. The fact that CADILLAC 1971 — Eldorado, mahogany 1971 MONTEGO MX - VlnyHop, olr «n- \.ith matching top and leather. 8.318 1972 FORD PINTO — 40O0~mlles. Perlect dltlonlng, low mileage. Take over poy- they're making standard some of the things Volvo has had for years miles. MAC CADI-OLDS, 2JJ-1234. condition. Automatic. B-lg engine ond ments, plus MOO, Call alter 6 p.m., JI7- tires. 11975. 747-3B98. 1970 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 383 - 4- is probably... just a coincidence. We'll find our next year, when we speed, vinyl root, bucket seals. A-l condi- 1968 PONTIAC — Convertible. LeMons V- STRAUB BUICK — OPEL ; '2950 tion. 12150. 787-0305 after 4. 8. Many extras. Great condition. SI25O or NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cors .. introduce our new... CUCKOO CLOCK! best offer. 747-5207, _ Hwy 34 244-4000 Keyport 1968 CAMARO — Convertible. Green IJ67 PORSCHE — Model"? 12. 5-speed. body/white top. 3-on floor. Excellent con- AM/FM radio, New Tires. Excellent run MURPHY J. DAVISON dition. II100 or best otter. Call between 12 nlng cor. 12300. 741-2322 or 741-1538. Mercedes -Bern Soles and Service PRECISION ond 7 p.m. ra-30H. Hwy 9 Freehold 441-5300 MUST SELL TODAY - 1966 VOL- 1970 GTO — Blue with white vinyl lop. KSWAGEN convertible with I96B factory Power steering/brakes. Air conditioning, rebuilt engine. 25,000 miles. Excellent me- More Classified AM/FM. Just completely tuned ond wlnte- chanical shape. Good body, good tires. PORSCHE rlied. 291-5425. Asking 1425. 842-4534. _ on Next Page RED BANK VOLVO AUDI Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale SINCE 1956 Newman Springs Rd. Hwy 35 Oakhurst 741-5886 Red Bank 493-8000 The Dodge Boys W- ALL OF YOU PEOPLE present WHO SAID YOU the Best of Everything COULDN'T AFFORD A for 1973. NEW CAR THIS YEAR... 86 OF YOU CAN, It's an easy step up in price to get '73 RIG DODGE Dodge Polara's full-sized looks, AFTER ALL! luxury, ond equipment. But it's makes a lot the engineering features, like Thai's our stock, 86 cars. We'll gladly swap . Electronic Ignition dollars for them, in order to maintain an ef- of sense again. and Torsion-Quiet Ride, ficient balance of inventory and capital. that make Polara There's no restriction on selection. The most an outstanding buy. Affordable Fords in town are all right here in one place today.

'73 DART SWINGER Stock #306 _ SALE PRICE 1973 LTD 2-door hard- ...withaFREE'» top. Fully equipped In- cluding vinyl roof and automatic transmission. Factory Air Condi- Stock #289 tioning! List $4766.44 1973 PINTO 3-DOOR SALE PRICE RUNABOUT. Fully fac- The Dodge Boys can offer tory equipped Including you the automatic transmission FREE OF automatic transmission, CHARGE (because Dodge doesn't charge roof rack, Luxury Decor them for it) when you buy a 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger Group. List $2760.51 specially equipped with the following optional items: power steering, vinyl roof, AM radio, Light Package, whitewall tires, deluxe wheel covers, left remote-control mirror, deluxe bumper guards, three- speed wipers and electric washers,'day/night inside mirror, Deluxe Insu- lation Package, and special exterior mouldings.

Slock #232 1973 MUSTANG 2-door Stock #298 hardtop. Fully equipped 1973 MAVERICK 4-door SALE PRICE including vinyl roof. Sedan. Fully factory Factory air condi- equipped including 25 DODGE SPORTSMAN tioning. List $3836.53 C.I.D. engine, automat- $ ic, radio, white walls. The best selling List $2901.27 2787 compact wagon built in America. What makes it such a winner? Great looks. Great ride. And a lot of car-like features and options. It's available in three sizes, including Dodge Maxiwagon, America's largest compact wagon. Stock #262 Stock #299 1973 LTD Country 1973 TORINO 2-door SALE PRICE SALE PRICE hardtop. Fully equipped Squire 10 passenger Including vinyl roof, wagon. Full factory wide oval tlreB, auto- $ equipped Including air matic transmission. List conditioning, luggage 8 $3643.32 3295 rack. List $5438.89 4598 TOWN LABRIOLA SAME TOP TRADES AND BANK RATE TERMS THAT WE ALWAYS FEATURE & COUNTRY MOST AFFORDABLE FORD: DODGE You Know Vthv 120 E. NEWMAN 60 MAIN ST. SPRINGS RD. DOREMUS FORD MATAWAN RED BANK 90 Monmouth St. 741-6000 Red Bank

TIKI iron iH*run GOIHIM VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK — Type Loaded. White witfi block vinyl roof. 1961~CH"EVRb"LET IMPALA - Convert CQH J23(3769 transportation. Asking VfiS. 5Ji-930S>. gine, four wheel drive. Body ond tires J 1972 'pTNf6"R UN ABOUT - Big engine I9M DATSUN — Sports" convertible, 1600 1966 OLDSMOBILE TOR0NADO — Ex- good. Call 741-9*18 after 5 FALCON 1PM — *55O or best offer. Good 1962 MERCEDES BENZ — Blue. AM/FM Low mileage Two new studded snows on Series. Call between 9 p.m. and 10:30 p m. radio. Good condition. Call 291-3790 otter 6 cellent condition. Full power, air condi- VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Pop top Comper. condition. Must sell. YOU CAN Asking $1195. 264-2031. and weekends. tioning. Must sell. S1O95. 495-1137. rims. Stick. A 1 64J-4514. Gos heater, lent Recently retnilli engine, Coil 741-2773 etc 76J 4071 ofter 6 11964 VOLKSWAGEN - Excellent motor. 1970 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Four- I968~CA'bTCi AC SEDA N DE VI LL E - 196VCA6VLLAC SEDAN DF VILLE CADILLAC 1970 SEOANOTviLLE — Clean and new paint. Good tires. Radio. door hardtop. Like new condition. LDOded. Blue leather, air, stereo, AM/FM, all ex Mas every extra, maio. oir conditioning, Every extro including six-way seat. I MB firm. 741-2322 or 741-1538. Rodial tires. 2910342 or 291-2215. tras. Musi sell, reasonable. 671-9382. oil electric, ek ilOOO. /41-2O9S or 741-JV'JJ. WANTED AM/FM radio, ond air. Bwt offer. S42- Party who needs 100% financing on a 1969 0031. _ 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA - White, under 1966 BUICK LE 5ABRE CUSTOM TO7CHEVROLETIMPALA COUGAR - 196B Red. blark y p 13,000 miles. Excellent condition. Asking Air, power. Cleon. HOC Excellent condition. (795. New tlre^ brakes and shoc ks. Prrfcrt PONTIAC EXECUTIVE 9PASSENGER PONTIAC W6S — LeMans convertible. WOO. Coll MM 113. Call 717-S869, Coll otter 5 pm. 8*2-6185. running order 51.3/5 JMJSWi WAGON, V8. power steering. o*r condi- Aqua. 326 VB. Bucket seats, hydromatic. lioning, J2195. For more mformalian coll stick with console on floor, stereo lap* ~ 196") IVJPAt A Sb ~ Four-ipred. OASI5 MOTORS at (2(/D 721 7100 deck, tour brand new fires. Excellent con- Autos for Sale Autos For Sale" tl/5 STILL Autos For Sale BUICK WA7- Le Sobre. tour'door. Beau-' dition. «50, 741-9150. Cull 264 431? olte< 6 p m litul condition. Radio, air, power, white OLAXicGod, du C HEVRO'l ET -'• 1963. I mini I a Power wdll5. 400 pack. S109i Call i\7l-174V. odel. Radio, heolec ofr conditioned, steering and brakes Runs good. S100. 540 power jteering, power brakes. New condi- Port Morimouth WtJ , Keomburq 1V63 DODGE Good transportation, H35. tion. 12000. Coll hhB771: " 19M OPfcl 787 5V68 19*8 BuTcK¥CECTR'A~^CIeon. New Two door. Slick jhrft. 1 ires. Company maintained. 11200. Deon Coll 78?-4186 or 2fi4 IIM tVM GALAXIE 500 - Two door hardtop. Service Station, opposite Two Guys, Mid- BUY A 73 1865 GTO V8 Vinyl roof. Excellent condition. 3 dio. 11500. more informaflofi call OAblS MO- II 0679. B4M838 TORS ot (201) 731 710O. 1960 CONTlAC 1971 VOLKSWAGEN - Fuel injected tost 19JI VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Excellent CHEVROLET iKHk 6700 miles warranty left. Have new condition. 10,000 miles. Extras. Asking Coll .'91 JOSV car, reasonable offer accepted. MI-1406 or 52300 Call 870 3433 otter 5. 741B8B8. : I9SS CHL VROLF T Bet AIR — Four 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ^Model 1300. Good door, six cylinder. Good tires. Askin 19&8CORTtNAGT condition. Best offer takes it. WOO. Call 2?9-63BI alter 6 p m Needs some body work. 5350. Coll 7872473 Coll after 5 p.m. 671-3472. $3013, CADtLLAC - 1966. Four door De Ville "> IS/3 REDTPmTORUNABOUT way power, Inctory on One own". Su JOOOcc. Aulomotlc. Deluxe inieriof-arid- perb condition. J1995, 671 030/atlcr 6 p.m. WANTED trim. J200Q firm, Call 6M-9013. AT A1972 Porftf who nceth 100% financing on o 19/0 IV71 CHEVROLET IMPALA -• f-'aur-riaor CMEVV NOVA. 11695 For more intormo hardtop. All accessories. 13,000 miles. •hon coll OASIS MOTORS ol (J0II 111 Like new Call 747-0520. /I0O. i Autos For Sale IW9 DOOGE -truck. O-SOfrVB. M' von; Autos For Sale body, tour iVitchelln it eel betted tires. Good ever-all condition. 244 8000, 9 to 5, Mon. to Frl. 14" DIAMOND PLATE TRUCK BODY — PRICE TAG Wllh hydraulic tailgate IMt, 3' rocks, UbO. is the buy •?* WATCH FOR **) Call MHM2 1962 CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK "- ilOOO 19AB 9 ton Tag-along trailer. S1000. J4hf9M MULLER CHEVROLET'S 1955 FORD '/^TON PICKUP" but hurry in and order Call 291-9371 1971'CHE VR6LET >ToC-UP f RUCK — ANNUAL USED CAR Good Jhope, Con be seen ot 211 Center Ave.f Belford. 7B74B72. yours now, well protect 1969 GMC — One ton step-In von. Ex- of the FALL SALE cellent condition, low mileage. S1900. Coll UMU1. that price even after the More Classified SAT.. NOVEMBER 18th on NextJPage Check pur ad on Fri,, Nov, 17, price increase... Century, Autos For Sole BUT HURRY! you'll like doing business with... Manufacturer's suggested retail price for the 1973 Buick Century. Transportation, state and local taxes and options additional.

O€VR0LET At your Buick/Opel dealer now. FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-1101 Honest George and Smiling Bill say 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 MATAWAN If you "Buy By The Book," then "Gobble Up" these JERRY BARATTA'S super values and get a free Gobbler In your Trunk As BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH a Bonus. Good thru 11/22/72 with presentation of this ad. (Minimum 20 lbs.) 1973 5- 1972 PLYMOUTH & CHRYSLER LEFTOVERS '70 CHRYSLER '70 T-BIRD PLYMOUTHS Newport Royolo • Fully equipped 1969 MERCURY •70 DUSTER '70 CHEVllOLIT 1969 LINCOLN Roady lo go Super Sport 1972 CONTINENTAL Marquis Brougham. Four- CHRYSLERS '70 FORD Continental. Two-door hard- '71 CHRYSLER Mark IV. The world's linest door hardtop, air condi- Jown & Counlfy Country Squiro top. Air conditioned, full Imrrudlale DeliverOVER y Wagon car. Loaded with equipment. tioned, tlltwheel, cruise con- Station Wagon power. trol. Power seats and win- COST '62 IMPERIAL '68 CADILLAC dows. $10on any 0new cir in Sotfan DeVilto . our •lock Current OUR LOW Current Current N.A.D.A. PRICE N.A.D.A. PRICE „ N.A.D.A. I (19 EXECUTIVE CABS-READY TO QC Book Price S Book Price Book Price 7725 7325 $2550 '2225 D AVCUflDC CHRYSLER 1971 Buick 1971 Chrysler DA I jnlmC PLYMOUTH Riviera. Air conditioned, many ex- New Yorker. Four-door. Air condl 291-9200 FIRST AVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tras. Gorgeous. tioned. Full power. Sharp!

Current OUR LOW Current N.A.D.A. PRICE N.A.D.A. Book Price Book Price $4175 '3775 $3650

i t Current N.A.D.A. Book Price

•SPECIAL!—— 1970OLDSMOBILE 1970 LINCOLN 1971 Ford 88 Custom 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Mark III Country Squire 9-passenger, air cbndi- SO/IOC •1 -door i,tnint\, PIII'^.M.)!,! 2 door 30(lnn HiRWitni gronn, blnr;k vinyll Cifnrjf), innlchifif] vinyl iri?*;ri- Uonlng. OILa 4 !,|)'M;'f li.nf.inr/jon, rmhit, lt)(). grown It'alhnr inlrjrior. ftr. C/Oniplfjtoly <;(\\n\)\)i:!i»'* liicloiy ;nr r;nndi- Two-door Hardtop. Automatic trans- SOOOC 7 J' i /I '(.[., 1,1,1. 1- 7IM/I lfil*;f i.il l.mnKl l!.l.ll|lr| //(Hi AM I M \',i-uu i ,t II".wi il.ilk 111.,'//'I /ili/l ln|i •|,., |,l,,.. 1,1. l'.7,lin.,l«li'.'.l.-i 'I Inn!.. Oriijiniil M.dOOimte. l.lkn ',,|.|il ,ill,M ...I"li.it I .jH/ tinw. 1970 Lincoln 1971 Maverick 1 IK! .|l!«!l.|Cj!J(|li'J.ll '•.|'|.(i|ii'{| in I'llliil'l I.If.Id. I .III .Mi,l|i|iriMil,.| Continental. Four-door. Low mile- V-8, automatic transmission, power 1970 BUICK 1972 CADILLAC 1970 CHEVELLfc Rlvlcrn age. Air conditioned, full power. steering ,, .'.ji.i^, !X:V,)i, y>nyl fuji, j'/'ii,^. Sodfjn DoVlllo .v ..i.vMKllbui ;••>• .• •••• 1 ii'.lllii'i ,lllfH.,l,l"|liip|l|.[| .•flih'S dhiny;ivWr|,V .u'i/l v'<\>, .' 'I.. .' M.III||II|,. Mi.i.n «.II . 'ih'lil 'tM.'"] IHi^i-l ^111,)., *',, Current OUR LOW Current f'lHlr.lintj iritdrinf f ijll / f;'|'.i|([p'"l !.• 'i in\ viny i'l'i|j IIIIIMI li ii'i, l.'l.'vIM 1.ll!i|l iiH|. lill ..Illlji ;()() N.A.D.A. wilh ill! trio fifcwnr fon!'/fr"> "' i"|i;ip|.'nl will, pciwiit Di.lt ... N.A.D.A. PRICE f f .V I. l.)WII!.ll',ir|i\l •i.cllrinl r,lu(Jinf| l.'if.lfjry ;nf i,Ofi M-'t'!if- |. -.'•'•'•rti'l .tn'J IJII.UI' /.HI I IJIIII Bootee • Book Price Orifjin;il 'f.'tO't ir.ii'-', ' n'l I in" ..II IM...|i|l«-il 3800 '2050 Many other 741-0910 Outstanding RUSSELL 100 Newman Springs Road values OlDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. RED BANK WallSHREWSBURY, N.J. not listed Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 U The Daily R*g!5>er, Red Bank-MlddMown, N.J. Friday, Novembfr )f, 1S72 _ Business Notices Help Wanted Help Help Wanted 1 Mole or Fl _JAal? ond Ftmnje I . Trucks for Sole BOATS AND Bu&fness Notices • T*EE*EtfOV#L Male or Female ff6$CHeV»OL€r 4i» c/linder sttp For free Harriott coll van. Own Service Station, opposite Two ACCESSORIES r»Ef RFWOVAC SERVICE _SJJWJ_ WANT WORK? PORTERS Ouyt, Middl«lo»n.6H-ra<. trees QUO stumps removed! No |0g toe '" GENERAL MASON WORK " ^LMEROF RED BANK NOTICE Mnoiii-toii fo» tree eslimote. 5*3-32??. Specializing in tireploces. New Soils Mod* Old Sail* Repaired. Boat __ _. CatUJl-203? _ MANPOWER Motorcycles Covers-Boat Awnings. General Canvoj M/W Work. SLIPCOVERS HELP WANTED READERS * 1W1 TRIUMPH BONNEVIILE ,10t Monmoufh SI I42M»I Vfo. WO, Choir, i27. You supply the fab HAS IT!!! Temporary ond Good condition Low mileage. ru. writ do Ihe r*sl. Guaranteed work- EMPLOYMENT Coll 741-534? oiler o p.m. W OWENS — Flagship VB engine! Very AND ADVERTISERS TEMPORARY Permanent . pood condition Sleeps lour Depfritindf r, Help Wanted Mon, Sat.. 4 am.-3 0 •">• , - WMh HodoKo lf)i coniposs, elc Aikino S2S0C or bfsl olfcr Orlp.m.-I0p.m..livedoyw««l< c.c. live-speed. II h p 1 Your design ontJ'or lettering pyt on T In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- GENERAL LABOR Coll 671 1153 Boot tn water ot Crinj Land TOP RATE — APPLY 79 9 ing. Sen Britjnl ihirti, jochfti, posters, etc. Prompt deliv crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- MU5T HAVE OWN TRANSPORTArl'oN erJ4JWS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 7 o.m. 450CB — Red. With helrnel 16' RUNABOUT - AH fiberglas. Futl tan tRXNSPORTAtlON der the combined "Help Wanted Mole or Female" column. REPORT. 312 Moln St. lnlerw««/5«:30 a.m.-5p.m. ~~- OEG"- PainTinVTponVlinq? v(\i top and cover '0 ri p Criryslef out Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- A5BURY PARK ,76-55" Altxandtr s Employme"! Otli« Cdtl 711 1713 Boord motor with trailer and hitth Muii eetrock and toping, concrete block ond AIDE OR ttlf work. Free estimates. 1V-WI\. pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. -fe to appreciate A^irg 12100. Coll B*7 Full time position available in modern < W. Front SI. RfdBank 101 11 Sh0PP 8 growing hospital Excellent salary, pleo* !""" " '" "roj^W FOR ^DO JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE Wonted—Automotive onl working conditions, ond full fringe Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- t.) CATAMARAN -..- Nylon sari and trail — Allies ond cellars cleaned Junk re- benetils. Apply in person. Personnel Ol- NURSE" ELECTRO NIC JUNK CARS moved, liahl hauling. No joo too small. fice, Rii/erview Hospital, between ? a m cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey Phnne /8/-BI90 Coll ;< 1/6)3 between 3 and 7. ond 4 p.m Eqjttl opportunity employer, PSYCHIATRY TECHNICIAN PICKED UP m/f. Law Against Discrimination may be o*btoined by calling the lo PLYWOOD BOAT New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by ASSISTANT Twinbrook M h p'. Mercury motor. \7'2i. finishing, restoring No woter used. Ho TYPISTS ' " Auto Wrecking sandmo needed. Sofe for veneers, Inlays, CLERKS writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. TO HEAD NURSE giue joints, SIVYDER CHElWCLEAN, 938- ,-. STFNOS 7 o.m. 3 p.m., lull time. Moture registered Edtontowrt 542-223: M' i FIBfcRGLAS— )?ihp Mercury ?3(JJ [ _ REGISTER NOW notor Motor used oDout 100 hours IHJO nurse with previous psychiatric nursing WANTED — Choke used cots, with certi FOR TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Help Wanted Help Wanted experience, to assist head nurse in direct *nvd mileage. Contact Ed Slgler. Call m 70b/. _ A» E Afi'NG A T T (C~ ST A IR S~— Fur - nished onavnstalled for only S69.95. To or- ing nursing core in 30 bed inpotient unit. der, coll 3/9-W63. A-l TEMPORARIES Male and Female Male and Feriiale __ Excellent benefits, including four weeks MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS M. SCHWARTZ vacotion, 100% tuition refund program, 3?0 Brood St., Red Bonk /41 24*] 731-5928 alter 6 P-m- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH UGHt~HAUUNG —CLEAM ^CELLARS. .REAL ESTATE SALES ond poid health insurance. Apply in ton 141 W. Front St., R«J Bonk 74>-O76 YARDS, GARAGES - Free estimates. s c HO oYsdsT) RTV E"R S'-~N O ""* * 1 PSYCHIATRY ~ lidence to Director of Nursing, Rivervtew AIR CUSHION VEHICLE IHOV JOIN A WINNER! WE HAVE ROOM HigTiest prices poid tor all used co Coll otter 3 p.m. 741-2149. perience necessary. Startng salary J2.5O FOR ONE MORE YOUR LICENSE AND Hospital, 741 3700, Ext. 327. Equol op ^MATRON M/W CRAFT) --• Goc^ on wotfr, lourf, *iiow per hour. Apply in person to Mr. Michael ORDERLY poflunity employer, M/W. OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises ciod ice Speeds of 4Q mph. Used one wp*k THE DESIRE 70 BE A TOP EARNING 930 A M: - 5 P.W. at oil times. Gormley, Administrative Assistont, Hoi- SALESPERSON IS ALL WE REQUIRE MUST HAVE jemonitrolor. Asking JI09S or be^t of tet Township Board of Education, 82 Beth- 3 p.m.-II p.m or I) p.m.-7 cm Full line. TOWN * COUNTRY DODGE /J9 Jdfi* offer ipm ALTERATIONS WE OFFER A GREAT BONUS AND IN Excellent benelits including tuition refund FIELD OWN TRANSPORTATION . 5*4 6100 _ any Rd., Hoilet, N.J. CEMTlVF PROGRAM A VERY PRO Interview* 9:30-5 p.m. Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc program, poid heolth Insurance. Apply in FOR CONSTRUCTION • 'TRA~T0RS"—~3-7i,~.T-7~nig'ht WAITRESSES"M/W"—"Morning and eve-paid vocations, ond fully poid pension 367-3237, for free estimates. Colts Neck. plan. Apply in person. Personnel Oept. OUTBOARD MOTOR shifts, including weekend openings. Full ning shifts. Must apply in person. No 'SALESWOMEN AA/W A^EHCiNGCO. or port-lime. Long term work. 741-4700. phone calls. HOWARD JOHNSON RES- Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, between 1 f " CASH PAID ~ ~ j STORING AND WINTERIZING ULLTIMECLERK-Forworkin o.m. ond 4 p.m. Equal opportunily em. Off season sales on all types ot fencing TAURANT, Rl, 35, MiddlfflQwn. The Boatman's Shop 'hormocy. Apply tn person, Boyahore ployr, nvl, _ Yonko's Fashion Foir, 6S Brood St., Red. Coll 477 1155 or 34/1337. 'hormacy, Hwy 34, Atlantic Highlands. "REAL ESTATE.SALES — Licensed pre- Bonk. Apply In person only. . WE NEED USED CARS j 4 Whorf Ave. 74I-57M Red Bonk ferred. Aggressive growing office re- MEDIC ALVSVI*S TA N'T" — 'RECEP- Open weekdays, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. quires o large statt due to exponslan pro- TIONIST. Moture, Four days. No week- 7 PATIENT ACCOUNTS MANAGER"- Dy- gram. Only interested In salespeople de- ends. Holmdel area. Apply to Box K75, AVON namic individual with ohtlity to handle the WE WILL PAY sirous ol earning over 130,000 per year. The Dally Register, Red Bank, N.J. DREAMING OF: A overall responsibility lor the admiHing, BUS I NESS NOTIC ES Office leads, extensive advertising notion- 'GREEN' CHRISTMAS? — As on Avon billing ond credit functions for 0 small but TOP PRICES j PD JOBS — Additions, paneling. > al referral service. Member of two MLS', WAITRESSES Nl/W - Experienced, for Representative you con earn extro ccisn expanding subrbon hospital- Hospitoi ex- r,es of masonry. Driveways, Co)I 49J training, program. All replies held in stric-- port-time banquet work. Top union wage. to pay those holiday bills. It's easy and perience necessary. Send resume ond sol- .Call 4«.1039 TOM'S FORD^ j IB?, 787^1608. j test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, fun! Call Mrs Word a I /4I 1J4J. 4 62 cry his'ory to Box R-B7, The Daily Regis- The Daily Register, Red Bank. 3]/?, or 11A l?2O ter, Red Hank, N.J. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON LIKE TO BE" IN BUSINESS FOR YOUff- Autos For Sale Autos For Sale DRIVER -Apply in person. Mole 'female, lull time, part-time, licens- EXPERIENCED GLAZIER Bens Car Wash, Morris Plate Glass SELF' No copitnl required. Cor help'ul. ed or willing to leorn. Now thot you've Also port-lime. Coll /4I-2O/1. Equol op- Route 35, Middletawn talked to the rest, come in ond talk to the 10 Mo pie Ave., Red Bank, H\AM'l best, We seefc competent and ambitious porlunily employer. ^ ^^ SECRETARY"~"'For~gener"oT*oiii'Ce work." PERSON" —For cor detailing ond truck Typing experience necessary. Good sala- people interested in eorninqo minimum of aihing. Stead/ work. WAITRESSES"M/viT —"Most be over 21 170,000 0 year and in turn we offer com- ry, t p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Mon. Ihru Fri. Coll 291-1470 ond experienced. Apply In person. Snore 9inpm nnhlAnm «;nt roll AM.rum fnr pany paid in depth training program, lib- Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35, Hazlet. _ ___ eral drawing occounl, 60% commission, MATNTE NANCE~- Part -lime!"Apply o' appointment, HOSTESS M/W — Midnight to 6 a.m. Ap- participating spec arrangements and Hoogland Instrument Co.. 65 Chestnut St., more. Plus the opportunity for manage- Red Bonk. ply m person, Dunkm Oonuts. Rle JS onrf SWITCHBOARDRECEPT10NIST — Nrwman Springs Rd . 5'irpwihury. Knowledge of office procedures. Able to ment through c planned proqrom of ex- pansion, why not coll lor 0 confidential OPPOBTUNMrY~FO R " AG G R E SSI V"F INSTALLERS —'Security olorms. Ex-y operate a PBX-608A switchboard. Ex- SALESPERSON — Major school bus man perienced preferred. Excellent benefits. interview and talk to the company thot nenpnre preferred. sells a House every doy. THE KIRWAN ufacturer ti looking for representatives to Apply in person, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Arnold- cover school bus sale.} In southern New 342 W4I , __ Walter Nursing Home, 622 S. Laurel Ave., CO., Realtors, 160 Hwy 36, West Keans- burg, N.J. 7876600. Jeney. Solory and commission with addi 1973 Hazlet. DISHWASHER - Full time dnys. t .. tronat benefits. Send complete resume to Apn'/ m person, Shore Point inn,-. 9ox K-71, The Doily Register, Red Bonk, Autos Far Sale Autos For Sale JJ6D Hwy ji, Hallct. I F~V"OU" HA V E ACAR AVAI LA BLE, CAREER OPPORTUNITY AND TWOEVENINCSAWEfK TO EXPANDING MON MOUTH COUNTY WORK - You may quchfy ns a Beeline REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full ttm» Stylist. Earn S25-S4O on evening. Free real eslote soles people for our new of- wardrobe. No loliettina, dcirverina or in- fices Licensed or unlicensed. II unli- vestment Call 531-1002, 277-Uli or 2'^v censed, we will train and prepare through THE 1973 VOLKSWAGENS 8258. our special school. Unlimited potential. J15,0OO-I?0,OO0 first year, possible man- OLDS! Are you ready lor told-mofmng slarls, followed by snow and ice covered ' agement in near future. Draw available. 7 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS - street?; li's coming 1! your present car wont give you HIP comfort and ARE HERE NOW! Full ond port-time, experienced only, Ap Call Palace Realty Associates, MI8«00 or performance you neod . . , no// \h the time to trade up lo ons !ha! will, ply Tony's Mobile, Broad St. and Maple 2W-530O. Ask for Mr. Stearn. We now have a good selection of late model -Ave., Red Bank. See us today. C~dOK-5H~ORT~OR6Elf — Experienced. used WV's. [)RAPe«Y~SALESI PERSONNEL — fcx Steody ond port-lime. Apply In oerson, perience preferred. Full and port-lime Howard Johnson's Mofor Lodfle, Route ?, available. Freehold oreo. Call Mr. Koufi, WoodDrldoe, N.J. 636-2700. Ask tor Peter.^ 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $895 CHECK OUR PRICES! 72t«O5 T"RATN¥E~— cTean-cut7Va~geV71iggres" sive. To 57000 to start. Unlimited poten- Sedan. Radio, healer. Red. _ HELP — One or two days o tial Now is the time to consider your fu- >yeek. Four rooms. Atlantic Highlands. ture! Coll Angie Sriorp. 747-H21, Snelling HERE 1965 VOLKSWAGEN ..$895 Own cor, Call o.m. 291-2128, U)-68bl. ond Snelllng, 54 Broad St., Red Bonk. • STATION WAGONS Convertible, Radio, healer. Blue. MANAGE~R7OPERATOR """ 1072 411 VOLKSWAGEN $3195 ' For beouty salon SALES MANAGEMENT"TRAINEES- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 6M-9/70 between 9 and 5. F.orn 5)2,000 per year il qualified. Call SUIIon wigon, •utomilte fnMitmlwlon, radio, b»»t«, llggia* rack, Ml«Strortd_.JM-91W. ' __ \ 'Squareback. Radio, healer. Red. WAITRESS WWW - Full time Apply m taHnp*rgu«r(ttimnMrat»r. person. Bow Kn<# Reslouront, 49 Brood ""SEWrNG~MACHl"NE OPERATORS SI.; Red Bank. '. On coals Union shop:' Stortlfifl salory U 1967 VOLKSWAGEN ....$1195 1071 PSUOtOT $1895 on hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 \^ Sedan. Radio, healer. Blue. Mod*( "344" w»|»oo,radio, hMtar.tttndard trinintlMlon, *xc*n*nt "DRIVER " Wnll St.. Red Bonk. Full time lor Pharmacv- car. NOW! 7-4I-761S ROUTE DRIVER - Experience nol nec- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 essary. Must be personable, with some OTLBURNER SERVICEMAN IM'W) "— Sedan, Radio, healer. Beige. 1069 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 soles experience. Immediate employment, One look al !hfl 73 Olds and you just might QR! new-nar levm! Every new Experienced, year round. Apply Slocum Squareback wagen, radio, h«at«r, dandard If nMtnlMlon. Apply Little Silver Cleaners, 601 Brancn Olds is mnrfi beautiful than rtver . . and buiH wtlh rnorft value than ever! 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 Fuel Co., 37* Broadway, Long Branch- Ave. From the-fronldnvo Toionado to Ihe new compact Omega, it's quite a Imp- j Squoreback. Radio, heater. Blue. 1060 VOLKSWAQIN $1595 SVL'ESWOMAN~M7W~-"FUII or porl-time LIGHT Sa-DOWN ASSEMBLY — And up! Decorator type showroom sales. Coil 741 work. First ond second shift. Apply 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Squtrvbaek wagon, radio, b»»lar, automata htmmlubn 4400, Mr. Leonard. Crown Engineering Corp., Locust St , " vport. 264-308*. Convertible. Radio, healer. Yellow 1966 VOUCSWAOEM $895 COUNTER'HELP - No experience nee essory., Poid vacation, Iree bo^pi Squanback wagon, radio, h«al«, atandanf trmumlutofl toliiotion. Apply Top Hot Cleaners SJ? TELEPHONfc (JHUfcH LLbRKS - Part 1970 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 Broadway, Long Branch lime evenings only. Guaranteed solary Every one a step ahead! and tofnmiision. Work in Red Bank with Sedan. Radio, healer. Beige. VOLKSWAGEN BUSES DO YOU LIKE,TO SELL?. private desk ond lelephonc. For interview in cosy lo he a success ond earn aonri coll Mr. Seol, 741 3334 ofter 5 p.m. DOMESTIC 1971 VOLKSWAGEN $2395 leney with repeat iales. For mlormalion DENTAL ASSiSTANT-EVperienced 4'"i Oakwa, • pattangor but, radio, hMtor days X Roy certificate preferred Send 1965 CHRYSLER $950 complete resume to Box K-73, The Daily Newport sedan. Radio, heater, automatic, AftNC — For local retail slore. Register, Red Bank, N.J. 1070 VOLKSWAGEN 5*795 Duties consist of cltonlng ond deliveries. power steering. Very clean K»MM, radio, noattr *pply, with references, lo Box K-li. The MEN AND WOMEN *- Opportunity for Dally Register, Red Bonk. added income. Part-lime. No experience. 1968 FORD ....$1325 Will train No investment. For interview 1070 VOLKSWAQIN $1995 rA"R>"f VM'E l"E GA ITS E C R ETA R V '- Torino. 4-door, radio, heater, aufomatic, V-8, call Mr. Bruce Whiffet. 6/I-92OZ. Dalux* 7 ptatangar but, radio, twattr. wo or three full days per week. At least power steering, air conditioning, vinyl lop lire* year* experience. Ui-6900. CARPENTER SUBS - Layout people 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $695 r with crew, framcrs ond lop oil oround A>iY7ME~HE.LP"— Apply in'person. people needed lor year round work by 1968CHEVELLE $1395 8 pa«t»ng«r but, radio, boat* Jubble Brush Cor Wash, \U5 Hwy 35. home improvement company. 523-6935. JWddletown. Wagon. Radio, heater, automatic, power steering 6-cylinder VOLKSWAGEN SEDANS RUG AND COSMETIC CLERK - Ex REGISTERED"NURSE" -'Night shift,""ll 1969 FORD $2195 lo 7:30, lull or part-lime. Excellent work- 3harmacy\ 946-8700. ing conditions, good fringe benelits. Work LTD Squire wagon. Radio, healet, automatic, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 in o Nursing Home with on excellent repu- power steering, an condiliomng. S»dar>, radio, haator, alaridard trantmlarton. tation Coil 222 52// belween hours B A, WAITED - Person with good ffter osk lor Mrs. King. 1970 FORD $1799 1971 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 fncei. to core lor intonl and preparr dm- Mustang Grande. 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, ier In teacher's home Hours oppro^i FOOD SERVICE AIDES"- Storting sala- Bodan, automatic tUck ahHt, radio, hariar nately 9-S pm. Middlelown. J17S hr. Own ry 12 IS ppr hour, plus liberal benefits. On automatic, power steering, 6-cylmder. ronsportotion. 671-9146 after ft p.m. the job training will be given. Call Mr. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 June, Holmdel Convalescent Center, Hwy f ASHTE R* FOR' D RUG SAND COSMET- 34, Holmdpl, 946-4200. 1970 FORD $1795 B«dart, radio, haalar, atandard tra'nt'mlMlon ICS — Part-time and full time. Fringe LTD 2-door, hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 lenelits. Apply In person. Foods Plus. S91 C H EC K E R S"A" N D B A G G E R"s" - F or power steering, air conditioning. road St., Red Bank. • shore's leading dry cleaning plnnt Paid Sadan, radio, haattr, itandard trantmlailon. (vocations, tree hospitaliiaiion Apply Star 'ERSON FOR DELIVERIES,- Nights, Clenners ond Lounderers, Myrtle.Ave.. 1971 PONTIAC... $2695 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 Apply in person Luigl'v Fornous Pino, Long Branch. . • ' - , dl Middle Rd., Ha/id. GTO. Vinyl top, raido, heater, air conditioning, Sadan, radio, haattr, automatic atfck atyfl. (DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bonk'oreo" CTErJfA"L'HYGIE NIST — Full or porl mag wheels, power steering, 4-speed, Must be neat, reltoble, personable Senrj 1964 VOLKSWAGEN ..$495 lime. Freehold areo, Reply BOK M 8S. The resume lo Boi K-72, The Doily Register, Daily Register, Red Bank. 1971 CHEVROLET $2995 Sadan, radio, haalar, atandard trantmlailon. IRed Bonk, N.J. Caprice. 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, IURSE. RNOR LPN — Sat. ll pm, lo / RN air conditioning, power steering, powor brakes ,m. Emery Manor, Matawon. CaM Hilltop Nursing Home 6/1- -THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL- 0WJ lor opomtment. fAL/GUY FRIDAY'-"For mail room, lo OFFICE NURSE YRNVPN) — 'Andfor :ol diversified company. Some typing. medical secretary. Experienced Special- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL 1971 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA tours 9 to 5:30, 5 days. Start Nov. V. Sol ists office Top solory. No Soiurdoys. To- y i8S. Car necessary. Submit written re Sedan. Radio, healer, automatic, dark Convartlbla, automatic traiti- lol mvolvenien! patient core. Four or five- ;urne wilh references to Bon M 9J, The doy week send resume wilh references lo blue. Car # N-658A. Full 100% Vol- mlailon, radio, haalar, vthlttwall )al|y Register, Red Bank. Box K-77, The Daily Reqibter, Red Bonk, kswagen guarantee. FULL PRICE Nraa, axcallant condition, ona own- N.J. 1286 •r. Auto Rentals '2295 PLUMBCRS ExDCricncrd f)rily. Good pay. Monmouth and Ocean Counfy areo. Call 462-6MI or if>! Vf>b. CLEANING HELP - One day per 'wWk-~ Holmdel orea. Muit havf own Irani- porlotion, Call eveninas, 264-4J44 SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. Lease a DISHWASHER - Neol dn'd'sober .'tap solory and fringe ripnelits DO NOT Author/tad Volkswagen Dealer PHONE. Apply |r> person weekdays only. Autboiiied Volkswagen Dra/er 10 a.m. lo 7 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nurs- High Quality ing Home, 8 Middlelcwn Ave., Atlantic Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury Rl. 35 727-1300 Sayreville, N.J. Highlands. PERSONNEL WANTED — Fnr expanding compony in Monmouth and Ocean coun- 1973 Ford lies Coll S4? 2189 between 10 nnd 6 pm. lor appointment. i CLASS A AUTQ OR TRUCK MECHANIC from us - Apply n person, Schwartz 4 Sonj, 141 W. FronlSt., Red Bank. REGISTERED NURSF- For nursing home. II p.m. to J a.m. shift. Excellent 5Olary and liberal fringe henetit* For op- WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS! We can leasfi you the poinlmenl coll 791-0600. AAon. through Fri. 1973 Foid of your choice at TIME INVESTMENT BUSINESS - Man- agement Irolnees for second income busi- DEALS a low cost anrl sec I hat you ness, 512,000 year i| qualified Call lor ap- 73 CADILLACS get the most lor your poinlmerU, f,7) -0/^0. present car. PAINTERS - Experienced Minim\>m in stock and available for five yeari Good pay. Steady work, Call ONLY HHB3? alter 6 p.m. •MONTEGO It also means thai we HAIRDRESSER " Full or oorl limp. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! handle the service on yojir Cnll 787-7096 for interview 15 leased car with factory- KITCHEN MANAGER —"For rTlTyenr" • COMET trained technicians. round hotel, salary commensurate with, pxrwnrnce ond capability. Apply in per- Most Popular Models son to Mr Frankel, Berkeley Carleret Ho- and Colors In Stock. 1972 Drop in and snn us. You tel, A\bury Pork. 775-5000. • MONTEREY LEGAL SECRETARY - With ot lenYt cm drive a Ford for a low three years litigation experience Ex- monthly rale. cellent working ronrtitioni and solory Send resume to'Box K-76, The Daily Rea- • MARQUIS BROUGHAM isipr, Red Bonk HANDYMAN'M'tW'-"FulI or"pVrt-Vm~e Moke self useful firound QOrdfn oparfment MERCURY complex In Madison Two. I5o Amhoy • LINCOLN Qrco), Some corpcnlry expermece helpful BIG SAVINGS PhomMr. Wolko, ni ||J5 • SECRTTARV"- ToYoif,Mnnng«.r V," P"lm prclfrred Good skills Mi«( hf ON 1972 LEFT-OVERS wry L 'm- Shr'*'f.i"-v Avr. Urtwv , Come in and let us SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS .- Porl limp weekend*. Slporfy rlnyi MM Leftovers and Demos IN serve you — Ask for Jo/s Musi hav, e.perknte Apply ,n „„. "Honest George" or "Smiling Bill" "CARS and GLljhVolUc See a "Russell Wan" today... me, (our doy week, 10 lo 1 STOCK! TRUCKS" Call 711 0011. HELPER

Tom's Ford Inc.

tw 200 Hwy 35 Nursing Home. ;er article. PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Wlti poy top Completelpy y remodeled. Con RATES: $3.40 TO.S5.15 dollar lor Lionel Trains O ' gauge. Any 'enient to shopping ond transportation. UNIQUEr OPPORTUNITY" —'"RtnTopbrh Rd.. Shrewsbury. /*H)040 'rite MUST oe odverlised Each uodition nt to shopping ond transportation, ment. Buy model furniture. A decorator's PARTtiME MAGNUS DIVISION Business Opportunities ' il line Ii 00 No cop/ changes may Deogc, on/ condition. 34M445. teaso nable. SHAHEEN AGENCY, Real- We ore currently seeking men and wome ECONOMICS LABORATORV CHERRY DINING ROOM SET - Table ) ^222000^.2 ^ dream', tush and pluth, Movt In today. mode and no dlstountv or returns will be CASH" FOR OLD "TOY TRAINS - Any Yacht Harbor, 1382 Ocean Ave., Sea 08 clerks lor our retail convenience fo( 3470 Rand Ave., South Ploinlield SUBMARINE SHOP AND PIZZERIA - and four choirs, buttet, china clotet, S100. ode it oa is canceled betor< expiration. store located at 75 Ook Htll Rd., Mlddl Call Mr. Kalmon at 561-3500 Bookcase, S30, 775-564/ afler 5 make or condition or will trade HO, 077, 0 tEO BANK — Unfurnished Greentree Bright. 842-6618, 741-1200. Located In Red Bonk. Reasonable. All dx To Place Your Dalit Register or wide gauge /74-371O. town. Hours will be 11 p.m. to 7 a m , u | Equal opportunity employer lures Included. 747-0415 before 1 pjn. _ . apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroom rf rvEH F R 6 N f- fteb* KANK *— CoAtempo- or three evenings o week. Starling salor BEDROOM FURMITURE - fwin*bed5" FAMILY AD, CALL. . . DRUVLV—"Wont good sel of drums tor 11 partments available Immediately Call night table, two chests of drawers, dress- rory two bedrooms, two baths, lull dlnlrrfl is \2 per hour with increases to 52.35 p RESTAURANT" ' year old beginner. ir appointment, 741-3953. room, wall-to wall carpeting. Parking \n* hour. If you would like to join our rapid ' ' CLERKS Atlantic Highlands, fully equipped, seating ing table, two mirrors, as set, or Individ Call after 6:30 p.m., 741-394*. eluded. '*r. All utilities supplied. One month's 341?. _ • ^RECEPTIONIST-CLERK TASK FORCE lob ond training plus fully equipped 1969 SACRIFICE"— Everything must go, Din urday, Nov. 11, 10-i Crystal, silver humi- Furniture, paintings, cut glass, ar!, irlty. Available Dec. l. Call 787-0626 744 Brood SI. 623 8050 Newark, N J International. Phone 741 J42S. ing room set, washer, refrigerator furni- difier, tryers, lawn mowers sleds, shales. bromes clocks, porcelain, ruas. Jewelry. •r 5 p.m. LONG BRANCH - Three-room furnlihed Pert-time position available In model 54 Broad St. Red Bank, NJ. ture, go If clubs- old, old train, winter Yamaha, turnlture, leaf sweeper, gullaf ho»pltol X-Ray department working fror NAME YOUR PRICE COLONIAL ARMS APARTMENTS opart men'. All utilities. S165 monlh. 222- NEWS SERVICE '- Nets well over 150O0 clothing, boots, ond lots more. Starting Polaroid, fur. MORE! Coltes Neck, Cln INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 7691. _ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. Good sale PLANT MANAGER - Energefic, take- per year. Franchlsed territory. Only 12 today ond every day, trom 3 p.m. Sot.,ver Hill Rd., ant mHr oft ii. rotner •a Bright. Immedlale and future otcu- ry, pleosoni working conditions Appi tharge type at individual needed to plan ond Sun. from 10 a.m. j Donnelly SI. Squire Ter. 10 RIVERSIDE AVE ancy. One ond Iwo-bedroom oporimcnli. RUMSON — three foomsT'furnlihed. Pfl- hours per week. Excellent business op- Kfc'D BANK 741 7474 Personnel Dept., Rivervlew HospltaL production and coordinate dally oper- portunity, attractively priced. Call 787- Union Beech. 264-9022 or 7371587 r I vale beoch ond pool, Dishwasher, vote bath, private entronce. No dogs. a.m. to 4 p.m. Equal opportunity empli ations tor moior egg processor located in 6579. FRUITWOOD — Sheraton drum, tnd ond 'osherrdryer, refrlQerator, olr condl- Couple preferred. 842-1016, «r, M/F. ^^ • BEDROOM'SET •-' Bookcase bed com OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chlno), onino- See Supervisor, Apt. UB. central Jersey. Excellent career opportu- coffee todies. Tnree piece den sel Nau-•piasswaro, art objects and bric-a-brac, nity. Send resume. Including salary re- IN'VESTORS WANTEd -For low'budget -plete with double dresser and one night gahyde. Gossip bench, lamps, pointings, science fiction movie, professionally pro- table, Three-pitce corner grouqjng, two 'immediate cosh lor anything and every- !UMSO*N — One-bedroom unfurnished " SALE^RETAIL quirement, lo Box Jl/, The Dally Regis' captain's mirror, linens, etc. Sol. ond Sun. thing Rusclls, 25 Eoit Front St. 741 U93. ter, Red Bank. duced and directed. For details, call 229- sofa beds with one corner Table. Console 10 to 4. WOODHELD FARMS, Rte 537, partment, Suitable for single or couple, LUMBER, HARDWARE, PAINT 1672. GE 23" black and white television. Oaf across trom Delicious Orchards CoMs leal, water. No pets. 41B5 monthly. Year LONG BRANCH - From S5.70 per tq. ft. Full time. Excellent opportunity tor c. •anytime, 323-5496. " Neck. ;ose, security, S42-O6O6 after 6. All utilities ond services IncliKltd. immi- voncemeni. No experience necessary Fu 'HbUSEkEEPER/CObk"" PETS dtote occupancy. W3-3000. benefits. Company discounts. Live In. Rumson. Small tamlly. No chil- INSTRUCTION ORGAN — Baldwin, Ponoramlc tone, GARAGE "SALE"*-"Frl." and "Sat." Nov. 10 OUR-ROOM APARTMENT - Furnished dren. Good wages. References required. with bench. Looks new. Needs work. and II 10 ta 4. Mlchelln lire, vacuum ANDUVESTOCK r unfurnished. I16D monthly, all utilities Coll between 5 and 7. B42-043?. Good for do-lt-yourjeHer. S275. Coll B43- icluded. Highlands. Waterfront. Security DESIRABLE • PERGAMENT cleaner, kitchen cabinets, furniture, dish- MR." AND MRS. WHISKEY '-'Announce CREATiVE ARfS 9162 afler 7 p.m. lus references. 291-1141. Hwy 35 and Poole Aye. _ Mail OIL BURNER SERVICE CONTRACTOR es, clothing, aluminum storm door, ce- the arrival of a fifth. Miniature Schnau- WATERFRONT ^ETN^BURG*—"bupiex'two bedroom fNSURAUCE — CorrTrnercTaf insu7anc Call between 6 and 9 p.m. TECWSEC0s ramic tile, free piano, ond lots more. 41 rers, three males and'two females. 787- OFFICE SPACE WORKSHOP 200. Includes heat and hot water. Imme ojency heeds full ttme secretory, 9 to ' 692-8652 - S75, walnut desk. «0. fish tonk, stond Meredith Dr., New Shrewsbury. Take Available In Rumson. 1500 sq. ft. Children and adults. Classes In oil point liote occuponcy, 7B7-3I44. IBM equipment. Reply Box M-97, Th Ing, arts and crafts, voice and acting. Pro- and accessories, 520, toy box. S3. 542-6402. Reeds Rd. oft Sycamore Ave. Daily Register, Red Bank. " BARTENDERI "tVt/"w" " "SWEET ANb'QUJET" Port-time. fessional Instructors. 988-3545. CA R GETOR ESSE R~^~i25rc hesfof ~d raw GARAGE^SALE — Bunk bedsT wood mod- AKC Dachshund puppies. KEANSBURG — Five-room apartment lit VVOMAN-HbUSETwbRK-SALARYV.. Call evenings until 9,264 1164 ers and single bed frame. For mice. $50, ding, 17.5 tire, toys, etc. Sat., Nov. II, Coll after 7 pm.,43100rJ new homt. Suitable for odulls. Available Victorian Village to tit constructs (Mlo- PER WEEK. OWN TRANSPORTATIO Call 7&7-6430. Rain dale: Sun., Nov. 11, 10 to 3. Corner -""— '™i, securlly, 787-0981. cent to THE HOUSE ON AAONMOUtH MINI-POODLES — fhreemole six week- NECES5ARY. HOU RS 9 TO 5: 30. SI OPERATOR "FOR DOZER MERCHANDISE Main St./East Rd., Belford. _ * i twn i n nlGHLANDS — Trtree-room STREET. Occupancy Novembir, W2, DAYS. CALL 531-906? AFTER 5:30 P.M. C6WEMPl)RARYSECTldNALSdF BACKYARD" SALE — Wringer washer, old puppies AKC registered- SUS. Call 521-1231 For Sale Matching loble and upholstered rocker, Call 495-22ft 1 tpartment, with fireplace, completely fur Days 747-M4B. Afler t, 842-4835. _ lots of material, furniture, odds and ends, shed. One-car gorage, i;oo monthly ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER ^^ Z!?? ATORS — No experience necessary, - Experience In refrigeration piping de- etc. Sat., 10-4 p.m. Rain date, Mon., 10-4.YOUR CHANCE'- TO buy'o nedulltui Coll Bohri Real Estate, 1 Boy Ave., High '"~"~ OLDE FAIR HAVEN'"* OFFICE' TYPEWRITER'AND" TABLE — midnight to 8:15 o.m. shift Apply A sirahlp. Apply Electro Impulse Labs inc., WE'RE PROUD 74 Cedar Ave., Folr Haven. AKC Collie. Adults and pups, males and lands. an)m. SHOPS FIVE $20, file cabinet with five drawers, 130, REFRIGERATOR — IBcu tt.G.E. females, variety ot colors. Lovable lerrv Com* loin ut -On* ihop for rint. Molded Products, Phyllis and Clark Sis 116 Chestnut St.. Red Bonk, An equal op- of our installers. If you want a fine In HIGHLANDS — Three or tour room ttiople shelves S3. 4' pine tree, 14. Stereo Frosttree Washer ond dryer, immaculate. per ntl R eo ion Qt)lc TOi4- LES DEUX, 799 Rlvtr Rd. portunity employer. ttallation of windows/doors/sldlng/ ™5 - . . " *.** lpartments. it, Shrewsbury Ave. Col speakers, two tor $15. Pocket radio, 14. Furniture, tools etc, 946-4M7. 87H7W Or 741-4337 rioting/seamless gutters, cell Encyclopedia, 115. Assorted books 75 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Al lights, 21!-545-B<1$4, or weekends 872-9736. SECRETARY - INSURANCE - Gener ¥D^eobfsltYeVnmyLednardo MOVING"— Must" leli bedroom set, sofa PRTME'OFFICE 5PACE - Upto'lttltq. Insurance agency. Long Branch area. Cal home tor two girls. Hours I 2 p.m. -5:30 cents each. Call 7470252. white. AKC registered. Seven wieks old. ft. Rental Includos gas, electric, and 4lr PROWN'S bed, stereo console and miscellaneous PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT 22!-2WO. p.m., Mon. through, Fri. References. 872- Items. 6/M7B9. Coll 747-7314 1615 PARK AVE., ASBURY PARK condltlonlro Contact Mr. Winner, 741- 1708otter 6p.m. ? Broad 51.. Red Bank 7417S0C BABY ITEMS —Cribs, complete, «5 and Luxurious Iwo-bedroom, two-bath opart- A'UTO MECHANICS"(V)'- Needed imrm FREE"VlTTENS —Titter"irained, one 8 $25. Dresser, St5, hi ah chair 510, car-seot, weeks, one 4 months, one S months, need •ntnt In modern high-rise building near dlotely (or two of New Jersey's faste: APPRENTICE ^-~To tenrn 'engraving $9, training chair, 53. Bassinet, W, scale, FRO ST F R E E R E FR I G E R A T O R — REO"BAN1C — Cornpleteiy equlppfdntws trade. Some arf background helpful but TB/vTTYPEWRTfERS' YOU tor their tomilyl 741-7813. )Cean. Features Include central heating growing new car dealerships (one foreigi 12. M2-7474. Freezer, like new, name brand. Reason- itare or olhtr. Heated. Dayi, 741-9146. not necessary. United Designing Co., 55JJeatwlth notion to but- JW P«C mo. AM ind air conditioning, dishwasher, spocloui Evet. 431-9033. one domestic). Top pay plan in flat roi able. Call 49S-29A3. ooms, large closets, security locktd shop. Our men ore always busy. All bi While Rd., Shrewsbury. 747-2007. nacnines guaranteed. Portable repairs GARAGE "SALE"—" StudehtsTo France' trained. Very loving. IVi yeors old. Mov- [arid cleonino, SJ.872-O327. ' loors with Intercom to each apartment company benefits including hosp Sat., Nov. 11, 9:30 to 4 p.m. 56 Button ing, must sell. 741-069) after 5:30. ind many, many mars, Call tor appoint talizotion, voeotlons, uniforms, etc, W01 wood Dr., Fatr Haven. (Off Folr Haven " ~AAR. SIMMS r nent, Sylvan Cooptr management, 77S In a clean, well-lit shop. Conveniently I CAMIPERFOR SALE - A-frome told-, Ra\) _ _ will be pleased to assist you In your selec- MiNi-SCHNAXr?EnS"5*^~Adb7dbTet s))( Shore Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35, Harlct. dawn. Built-in sink, four burner stovt.i '801, or nights, 776-9583. WHITE ST. coted three minutes from Garden Sta tion cf a new Iron, toaster, mixer, and weeks old. Wilt hold tor Christmas. 3500 iq. M. immediate occuponcy. qppo- heeler. Ice-box. Sleeps lour. 291-32I7. MOVING -MUST SELL small appliance, all at discount prices. Coll after S p.m.,747-0698. Pky. Coll Jim Stapleton. 542-7200. fo NURSE"— RfT6R~"L*PN'. ~i~\\' p.m. "wee£ Washer J50. Refrigerator SS. *"fTRACTIVE- Nlctlvfurrtlshed'two tilepomingml. Ihorttirm Iraie. DM per end relief. EMERY MANOR, Matowan, more Information and Immediate appoint COMPETITION GO-KART - (No loyl Call872-ifS7 PROWN'S ooms, btd-llvlnp room, kitchen. SultabK monlh. M|.?J0fl. merit. Si 6 WOO _ Exlra frame and engine. Gears, tires, Six weeks old. AKC nolur« person. References. Ml 6394. DRESSER — Wilh mirror and matching 33 Brood St., Red Bank 74I-, HOUSEKEEPER"- For pleosont yourv R E PR E S 6 NT AT IV E S™ B e~y 6 ur~o wn starter. S450. Call 741-13°!, 7 a.m. to 10 Call 449-9386, More Classified p.m. chest of drawers, 115. , PIANO CtTANffcliTOHLANDS' "Luxury HI family in Holmdel. two days per week t boss, spare or full time, For further Infor- w eNGLISH SETTERS -ORArtGE/BLUEi lit, 10 OCBCTI Blvd.i 1-3-3 bedroom apart tol. Flexible hours1. 540. Own tran mation call 842-4759 or 842-5*94^ Studio spinet AKCSIred by American/Canadian champ, on Next Page BABY CARRIAGE (THAYER) ient». Available for Immediate occu portoilon. 67HI77. FIREWOOD — We will fill your trunk, "Manlave'* Chimney Sweep." Whetped FUEL "b fC~f R UCK "DR! V E R" Combination stroller and curbed. $20. CONJ47-163J Holmdel orea. """ "TELEPHONE SALES Permanent position, Coll 229-83M G A RAG'FTSALE'-^ ThuI rs7,Tr I.TSa tTb ut- 10/17/72. Ready after Nov. 25. 5M-416;. (EANSBURG — FurnliherJ three-room Apartments door furniture. Indoor furniture, refria- No experience necessary. Call 741-0618 940-8571 TOYFOX TERRIERS - Ail Oflts, grown part men!. Suilobte couple. Alt utllliln. Call 642-8210 or 842-8213 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machine!. AIL erator, many other Items. 47 Amelia NURSES' AIDES — All shiftsf Alter short BA"BY~ Fii RNTf U KB~~~C r I hTexcTe 11 en t Mole fox terrier* cheap. Dog Ut*. ieparats tntronc*. N«or stores and public makes new or used. Guaronteed Low os condition, 350. Carriage, (75, High chair, Circle, Little Silver. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. BODY WORKERS (2) -For large mo probationary period $100 per week, Liber' Call (609) 799-1148. ansportotlon. 787-0134. •15. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to 110. £42-0324 before 12 or alter 5. HOUSEHOLD" FURNITURE — And mis- SHORE em body shop located in Freehold. ol fringe benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Ap- theater. 747-0485. tEANSBURG>"- Ttir«» rooms with bath. ply In person, weekdays only, 10 a.m. to 3 cellaneous. Nov. 9, 10, Thurs., Frl., 10-4 "LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPY Call 431-9555. EVE~RG"RlfEN "CHRISTMAS TREES - Block. Male. AKC, ISO plus utilities. Fir single or couple p.m., Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 NIK61N~MOVIE CAIWERA~— T>~O~Wer You dip our cut - also small holly and oth- p.m. 284 West End Ave., Long Bmrtch. inly. References required. 78MM4, after ESTIMATOR WANTED - Experienced Middletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. loom, 8 lo 1, with l.B lens. JJ50. ' YARD'SACE Colt 391-9371 ' residential and light commercial constru ers In containers. Coll 946-8571 APARTMENT 842-37IH or 222-2274 „ Sat., Nov. 11.9 to 5, PUREBRED COLLTE'PUPS"-"fwo'frl- tlon. Steody employment. Coll tor appoln MATURE'PERSON"— *AAdn7thru Fri.79-5 SALE~AT SWiFTY'S A~NTIQUE~SHOP - 574 Clinton Ave.. Belford. color male*. S50 with papers. «5 without. EA BRIGHT — Tworoomir turniVht'd merit, 291-V7I7. p.m, Must have license. Apply in person, CHAIN LINK FENCINS Main St., Bellord. Trains and acces- ncludlna TV and utlllti«. 10 mlnutti For PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, 134 Broad sories, lurniture, china, bric-a-brac, tools. Shots/wormed, 741-3947. '' WAiTRESSM/W — *Fui(-tiiWeV Apply' '/I PRICE WELFARE PEOPLE AND lonmoulh. J165. 843-1100. HUNTERS St., Red Bonk. Supplier has left over from lara* in- Open 10 a.m.-noon daily. I will talk price. PEOPLE WITH CREDIT PROBLEMS POODLE PUPS" AKC — Jiisl* In'tlme" lor Mandotoy Inn, 67 First Avenue, Chrlstmos. True oprlcot. Price reason- SEVETJ-ROOM APARTMENT Atlantic Highlands DENTALASSISTANT" —' Red'Bank" o~reo. stallation first quality chain link fencing,' Who need good furniture at a fair price. EWNTNGYTRE'SALES No red tape. Call 443-2AA7. able. Order now. 775-8594. Available Dec. 1. Long Brooch. Experience preferred. Send reply to Box W Price! Installation and terms arranged. Guaranteed premiupremh m tires. Snows and WAITRESS M/W WANTED "-"- Part-Vim 741-J7OO. 1 COM 841-5078 Follow this map to R-88, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. regulars a\ lowesIOWC5t prices ever! (-"ree SNOW~PLOW~ StVBERNARO — Hi fn'onths old,'female! Alternate days. Will train if necessar - O»!ux» apart Please coll 7414131. SEASONED FIRtvVOOD mounting. 566-247-5 evenings 7, for leep or smalt trutk ISO, Moved fo apartment, no pets BREAKWATER COVE WAITRESSES OR WAITERS — PART- Coll 870-1646 tent, two-bedroom. Coll ofter 8 p.m. And log splittinspllttlnog senservices' . ... _ XP-60 —"twb'woy speoker Coll 391-9371 BABYSITTER WANTED"-'-- Your ho'mVo TIME.AND FULL TIME. APPLY SHAN- 461-2485 «truly unique living NON'S INN, 640 SHREWSBURY AVE., Califall 642-404* 6 system. SI 15. SLIOINGGLASS - Patio door with slid- SIAMESBkltfENS ~ 130 ebcrt. Theie mine, Rumsonorea. a7e masked bandits ors eight weeks old ond Call-741-3216 after / r> m.' Call '8jT-6M4 Inn screen. Double o' d Insulating unl tCEAN GROVE — Modern 13 bedroom opportunity. r tor oponlng 96"x81". (One unit broken. ready lor good homes, very affectionate partments. Downtown Ocean Grove TAILOR OR SEAMSTRESS IT'S EASY iw9TRAVEL" TR'AI'LER —~ i'e se"if con SAL ES" RE PRESENT" AT IV E"-'-" H ome" Irri J35. 747.I697. and ployluf. Sealpolnl. 747-5216 until A, of- 'hont Mr. Blllt 774-2124. Men's ond ladles' alterations Just bring in your rollers or sizes ond new taineri. Sleeps six. Excellent condition BREAKWATER COVE provement5. Experienced. Call 910 a.m. J1B95. Call ofter 1 p.m. 291-2550. _ insulation 8. Siding Corp, 775-8407. Madison Village Cleaners, 566-3232 window shades will be ready In less than WO-BEORdOM APARTMF"N T --KIteh- clonly recreate» a N«w : an hour. SM9 and ub. Can be used separately, M5. SMALL MINI FRENCH POODLES — ... n, living room, dining room, in Ret ' LTGHTDELIVERY STEREfiTEQUiPMENf*" and up. Schnouieri, iioo, AKC registered. ' AMBlf IOUS PEOPLE —Wrd need mo'r Buy wholesale. Save up to 50% Ook finish. 542-7135, tank. 9175 month plus utilities. KIRWAN Income. Unusual opportunity for 900 Must own car. PROWN'S Call afler 6 p.m. 591-9711, ;O. Realtor, 75 Newman Springs Rd., R*d England fishing pprt and Coll 842-8210 Or 842-B213 Call 642-4612 between 5 and 7 p.m._ PHILCO"MEAT" FREEZER ~ Holds 250 earnings. Training given. Call for tnte 32 Brood SI., Red Bonk 741-/500 Sank. NJ. 841-4350. view appointment. Mr. Van Warmerdon 7 BENCH SAW - Complete with guide roi lbs of meat Excellent condition. 1 ii a find for luxury MANICURIST"- Licensed" ~GR'ANNY S C5UNT"RY"STORE- Kitchen set with lour swivel chairs, W0, .~ONG B'RANCH —One and Iwo-bedroom 74M296, after 5 p.m. Port-time. Shrewsbury New antique copper and bras; lampi, cast ond 45 degree angle. Stand goes with It apartment hunters. Call ofter i, 291 1320. SIM Bell and Howell ISMM projector, 170, irtmenls, Unfurnished. PERSONN~EL CLERK~- TO handle em ,741-5600 Iron figures, hand dipped country lc« Mink stole, 5300, mink cape, 1)50. Mus1 For In* of motion call 747-4044 ployee benefits, including hospltaliialii E X P E R l" E N C ED "SEC RE TAR V —cream, children's wooden and blowup G'OOb" GRAY "AND CHROME - Kltchci see to appreciate, Call 787-2261. 100'sOF PUPS Red pension plan, temporary disability Gal/Guy Friday type, needed tor ex-chairs. Open 'til 9 p.m. Fridays. set, 47x35 plus leal, WO. Green metal ol THE WORLD'S LARGEST unemployment Insuronre, etc. Experience panding Atlantic Highlands advertising '12 White St. 741-9S46 Red Bonk Sice desk, chair. 5'x2V, S45. Honey maple WOdbEVOES SELECTION OF PUPPIES Commercial Rentals Bank' preferred. Good typing skills require double bed, S5. W 3575 BEDROOM SET - S50 agency. Good typing, sleno, telephones, 842-7910 evenlnQS Submit resume to Box M-vfl. The Doll neal appearance. Good personality a 'FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned. S25 hall Register, Red Bank. An equal opportunit "must". Growth opportunity in attractive, cord. S50 cord. Stacked and delivered. METAL" TOP TA'BLE' --"And four choirs Little Silver Repair Center, 747-0573. 525 Gas hot water heater, 30 gallon* $20 MAPLE AND vrNYL'SOFABED"- Ver employer. congenial of!ice setting, An equal opportu- aood condition, 130, Rccllncr. ii, Hours Open: 5AT., SUN,, MON.» 10-5 CHOICE nity employer. Mr. Messina, 291-4000. Coll 842-4337 Other Days by Appoln (men I Onty FURNITURE AND'APPLIANCES Monmouth P~ARf~A~Nl)"F~ULLTfME!"— "Manbq'emen PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE" — Solid cherry ' bl2V.9l Closed Tuesday ond sales positions available immedlatel Welfare and people with credit problems. German Shepherds $45, Dalmatians 165, HEAD WAITRESS /vvw — Year round" alc-leo loble, 42x96, excellent condition, COLONIAL'H6"USE'H6L"D"FURNITU RE Butch Looking foe success-minded and ambitiau; Send resume to Box M-99, The Dally Reg- Instant credit, tmmedlate delivery. Call Boxen from 170, Toy Shetland Colllci OFFICE SPACE Mr, Grand, 373 61311. ?00. Was 5359. 942-0939 - Odds and ends, dining room set an people with a desire for financial indepen ister, Red Bonk. ? S12J, Standard SchnaOier types S3S, Re- Long Wence. Call (or an appointment. H G & HOUSEHOLD - Furnishings. Dlnlnaj set, hutch, end tobies. Call 7B7-6828. triever /Lobrodors $35, Beoa/es S35, Toy 2200 sq. ft. Hoal, air conditioning, anch A5SOC 264-922/. ?NToR LPN — Full time, H to 7. Ex- THAAAMO>JD ORGAN kitchen set, poker table, odd pieces. Also, SURFING SUITS- Drl-Duck. Used one Shttland/Shepherds $35, Shaggy Sheep- cellent benefits. Apply In person, Arnold snow blower, cameras. 739-2B40 season. Also shorty with sleeves. Ve dog/Collles 13S, Cock-o Pool S3S, Bos- janitorial service, private parking on Take Rte. 520 (Rumson Rd,) Walter Nursing Home, 622 S. Laurel Ave., reasonable. 8/2-154? after S p.m. Ion/Toy Terriers 135, Welsh Cor THE NORTHEAST MONMOUTH COUN paved parking lot. Convenient lo till across bridge to Sea Bright & TY REGIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHOR of Astmry Park CLUBCHAIR AND OT" TOMAN -Veen gl/Dochiriunas $35, Westis t65. Dolly WHY NOT Oogi S35, Scottle/Pooi 13$, Schnau public transportation. Mil rearrange irr - is accepting applications for em WAITRESSES"W/W — Experienced only. Brond new organ with Rhylhm excellent condition, Best offer. turn right to Monmouth Boich fi?5 ,gel the best gutter, sldlnrj, roofing, win- ler/Poos S35/JS5, Latsle Form Collies J35, oilicoslo tenant's requirements. At- ployment ol sewerage plant personne Cashier, references. Applyin person, dows and doors? You'll be pleased with Call 536-2160. Turn right on Sea Creit Rd, just (shift work). Applications may be obtain Martinis Diner, Hwy 36, Kcansburg. Immediate delivery. Bench, rnusir and' OLD PINE"48""ROUND TABLF — Foui Wolf Splti/Shephcrd! S3S, Police Oops our large selection at the lowest possible X3S, Border Collies 135, Eskimo Spitz S45. tractive price. Brokers protected. ed at the office of the Authority at I Hl<' PORTERS'WWW ~ Full time positions lessons included. ladder-back chairs. Old maple four poslei past Marine Navig. Mq to . land Ave., AAonmoutn Beach, N.J. Miniature Collies US, Collie 5heptierds ivallable in modern growing hospital, bed, double. 842 9534 135, Fox Terriers S35, Manchester/Cat equal opportunity employer. wood salary, plcasont working conditions, PROWN'S 775-9300 WASHER AND DRVI:R Terrier S35, Deagle/Terrler 435, Lassie and full frlnae benefits. Apply In person, yi Broad St., Red Bank /-11-/500 Open daily'til 9 Sat. 'til 5 Heavy duty, 18 tb. tub. Farm Collies S5S, Miniature Huskies S35, Help Wanted , Personnel Office, Rivervlew Hospital, BICYCLES - One lady's ond one Phone /J9-94M BrlMony/Beoales S35, Toy Fo* Terriers CALL Red Bank, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. COMPARE BE FORE ~Y0u"*BU Y -"solid 520 each. J55, Welmaraner/Rctrlevers 135. Largo (201)2295757 or Male and Female Equal opportunity employer M/W. vinyl sidlno doesn't dent like obsolete Call ofter A p.m. 741-92/? boned white German Shepherds 185. melal siding. Coll for free estimate, D. W. ALCHEMY 747-1100 (ion 477-7202 RN'OR'LPM - Full 'If me, 3 to li. Ex- Barr Home Improvements. B42-2O53. TWIN" SIZE'BUNK BEDS" - Wllli box Opal, Amethyst, Emeralds, Rubles, Snp cellent benefits. Apply lo person, Arnold- spring and mattress. Excellent condition. pnlrei, Aquamarine, Moonstones, and Monmouth Beach, N.J. Walter Nurslno Home, 622 So. Laurel DESKS, FILES, tables, ctialrs, adding ma- FACTORY chines, typewriters, oftlce equipment, clc. Rose Cut Diamonds. All set In Ihc UK Apartments Ave., Hailet. 78*6300. APARTMENT SALE — Everything must Gold alcnemlcol collection ol authentic J.P. O*NEILL KCNNtl S MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — For Inter- at bargain prices. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurst. be sold. Furniture. Castro, dinette, olr antique engravings. Prices begin nt WO. U.S, Hwy I, Princeton, N.J. JOBS nist's office. Experience preferred. Write 1531-3990. conditioner, complete sewing machine Box P-154, The Dally Register, Red Bank, outfit, 'fabrics, Ydrm, utensil*, oaoki, and ALCHEMY • PINE TREES Openings m SCvfral C ~0MP ANION /HOUSEKEE P ER — Live oddments. 2) Molly Pitcher vHioqf, in the 110 Fair Hovwi Rd. - Dig your own. Scotch and white plnp. 2' In court area, ol Branch and Madison, In Opposite Lock. Stock ond Gcrrff in Pleasant home, one lady. Lighl work. 10' 75c per ft. Dlreclly behind the Wicker AKC REGISTERED PflENCH POODLES GREENGROVE GARDENS Red Bank. 5ot., Nov. H,9tp5. depa'trtirntv Will Little Sliver. 741-7869. Bosket, Hie 34, Colls Neck. Open 10 lo 4 Folr Havtn, M.J * Mlnlolure,' puppies, Black, br frqui'Ptl 'o work GA^A6E*"5ALE-NOV7 H - Sot., B a.m. to 7479J0J -UTL TVME MAINTENANCE — s to 4. dally. . Coll 729-tin ofter 5 p.m. l.vr clovs Won It, 3:30 p.m., 444 Noveslnk River Rd., Mid 99 Greengrove Road Keyport, NJ. Excellent benefits. Apply In person, Ar- dletown. Moving. Musi sell dinette «t. pt WHOLESALE AKC POODLE PUPPIES Sun 8 o.m i p m. PIANOS-ORGANS lold-Walter Nursing Home, 62? S. Lour«l dfslal table, folding crib, hlQh chair, booy CHOCOLATES, »50. Ciood rrupnlivF pay Jscd trade-Ins from »75. Warehouse tor ive., Hazlet. 7B7-6300. 'scale. Small opplinnce^ UtenilU Books. CHRISTMAS TREES PHONE 6711053 One-bedroom apartment — $170 monthly alllr Short Irainmg .Umball, Conn, Yamaha, Chlckerlng, Optl- Earlt Lumber ond Timber Corp. iTUDENT/NONSTUbENffo'SELL gon-Unlimited rentals from $7.50. Bring Two golf carts. Two extension ladders. OOBERMAN 'pVNSCHEflS "—" BuyVorn D 'Od H o\pi Clock radios. Upright freerer, powtr Phone 495-2010' tali/ation. piid ho iTEREO EQUIPMENT — At high schools the tamlly ond choose from over $150 on experienced breeder, Top quality, Two-bedroom apartment - $220 monthly tools, many smaller Items. TWIN BEDROOM SET -Household iup ys and other ind colleges on a commission basis. Coll units. «-9 dally. Sat. until 6. FREEHOLD Healthy, happy, active. Docked, cropped, MUSIC CENTER, 4614730. GARAGE~SALP "- Moving to ("lorido, pliei. Weanonrtjle In good condition. omJihotv Con 364-55];. h's awni!nt)ip 142-4612 between 5 and 7 p.m. Three-piece maple Hwlna room i«t, wing ,'honr 842 4097 Includes htal, hot water, air conditioning. COSMETICIANS - Experience unneces- back chair, bedroom choir, tee tkatM. L6VABLE~HOUND "TYPEr "DOG"-1"Mint 19' FAN TRAVEL TRAILER — l°70. Self M1MK COAV Mir 17 »4 Seldom uted. sary. We will troln. Top salary. Traveling hlldt table and thnir*. d«ki. toys, dolll rnonthi old All shots, Houscbroken. OoOd 'ontolned. Extras Include IS' owning, IS3O Cell WI*ernA8 mo\l evenings, Involved Must have car. Call Elliobetn >arnpi, brlcof)ra<, and) tots n>ore Ttmn wllh children. Needs home with a yard Hwy 35 264 8000 Keyport vall-to wall corpellng. spare wheel ond M 3U1 Novok, 842-9066. tlrv. Coll 671 4457. ond Fri.. 10 tr> l pin /! S*ort/et [>fivf, Coll MjMW3 ofler 5 p,m. HOUSEKEEPER*'—'Tuii time or part- v f QWM6OI~ TABLFS — \tt fAM"A~GREY AND ORANGE TADBY Keyport's Finest Apartments CLASSICAL SPANISH GUITAR - With Middlefown •> ;a tup tiitf hen table, JI0 KITTEN. Had my shots, looking for 1v»o»»irr, W 74172)2- Phone 264-1846 N.J. ORGAN. v<6 9751 _fdroom %ri*. hrih. c'»t\t^ onrj iif*;** "p INC> MotSrtn tjecJroom, bed t'O PERSlAN'klTTENS MATURE "HOUSEKEEPER - Live" hi. holstered hvmg room fiifmh^r Sturtto ,ti IV), rnoht totilrs, IA each, head AM white. Three Itmoles, one mule. HOT WATER FURNACF Overhead ao CU9iAW "or elderly man. No heavy Cleaning or roae doors, uli tank, lumber Coll r-e tr^t plunn Toll lit I6JI. tfoni Wrrtwi l*n t*i BW/, nftrr A lundry, Little Silver, 747-4H1- . IS. 6/11675 day ewrntng on BOAT BUILDING WAN s n jsptro BIKT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD WANTED _ .'TNG ROOM SIJITF ~ Tradtlronol kNTlQUF BATMtUB Citt*l»a* ">' in REAL ESTATE FOB THE YOUNG AT HEART In the Borough of LIMIe Silver, Couch, two chairs. L!*c new. S400 rom ssr y-Sik C>owi tondil'on Mnk# pfttt Si» Calf 747-5900 plete. (Will Sell separately) 67) Ovitt fmnr 84; 181 i alter 3 p in FOR RENT FREE TRAINING - Secretarial, arge Tfnuo floor turnrifP. 51^ 1 'i'3' tlMUWS f OW fiAl.F - I udwlg tind "ypunch or Computer Operator. To qual- SALE — Table wllh leot and tour ihulrv i«p pietr Hns^ett peton diniou timi \^i Apartments M ULTIMATE APARTMW EXPERIENCED iy for this tuition paid" training:, opply U9»i. BA8ON DINETTES IB/4 llwv JV I7OO9O mimis Mii\t SHI C«lt 741 «« afte Mlddletown, HI. p m I ONG BRANCH - New one bedroom de View the sea and the river it the Empress Motel, Ocean Ave.. As ROUND TABlti Hutch, nnk thoiM. luxe uparlmonls, furnished or unfur iury Park on Wed., Nov. 15 at 9 a.m. or SPANISH GUITAP Vitlortflitlonon jov!nvr fM:OI \tal., inqion ^ OM MAHOGANY Ml F I CABINET NHW Air rondltlnnlna, nil iitlliflM e» from your own private ter- ONLY 1 the Irene Court Mofel. Route 9, Lake Never used Only.14 , deprrSMoeprrSMon qln^iqln^i,, hftfjtfd nnrt Per . ..'0 srpmotf i or net units with Individ r.eptlng eleclrlt. CalH?3-8756 ofler i md, on Sot,, Nov 18 or 9:30 a.m. Call M2-I627 between S onrjfc p MI gi, hanginh g lompll , O>*M ihore Ft uol comportments lor 17' speaker, turn weekdays, Sal ond Sun., alter 17 race. Spacious luxury living STATIONARY ENGINEER" - Blue Seal e, Hwy Ji, I ourence Mornor table, radio, rrcords. f*< client condition WOOD WORKERS BA2 0717 Rfc'D BANK Two nnd 'I' i room fur Icense required plus 2 lo 4 years mechon- STILL FREE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH BARM SAl t r from $250. :al experience. Rotating shift. Excellent REFWIGKRATOP HI f i. Iflth Online /ilitiud cpd lments. Air conditioned, prl delivery at - Nov. II, I?, from 10-4 p.m. 6 Von vote entrances and twtfn, oil utilities Qul Inge benefits. Call Mr, Stein, B42-19D0, Brackfe Rd.. onr] Crawford l Corner, stvle sofn. Reasonable CARPENTERS >t 230, 9 to 5 p.m. Brookdale Commu- ct, resldenllol nelghtjorlitiori. 74} 3l42oftfr PROWN'S Holmdel. Antinues, t^ajsenoid itrnis 747 4J98 Sp.m. ity College, an equal opportunity employ- clothes, etc 21 Broad St., Red Bonk H\ /S00 RKOBANK MILL WORKERS GARAGE SALP Miu>llaneous ltef?»4. PANELING LUXURY HI RISE QAABYSITTER - Men. through Frl., 2;30 ' FIREWOOD Frl., Sot., hun., Nov. 10 11-1? from noon to 4x8 paneling* lor your dm, llvlnt) room Of Rivervlew Towers to 4 p m Must be within walking distance 4 p.m. 39 Boyberr/ Lane, Mlddltlown. bo*ement, clc. O^rr Su kind* In stnch! See Markham Place School. Can after 4, WOOD CHIPS 7fl Riverside Ave,, Red Bank of .GARAGE 5A L t* • Ping pong table, our full slie displays Prlferf from JJ.J5 to 741-48S3. 74I-J9I9 Overlooking the Haves Ink Rlvtr. Spocloui APPL* AT: weight lifting set, camping tol, variety ol 19.90 ond up Nn (iimmirks \-l bedroom apartmtnls, Central olr con Bright, New Jersey PERSON TO DO SURVEY WORK -S3 BEST TOP SOIL Items. Nov 10, 11, 9 6 p.m. 7) Her Dr., Op«n baturdoys until 5 p.m. dltlonlng, 24 hour doorman, indoor pork- THE LUHRS GO. er hour Minimum of 10 hours per week jGootffill dirt, 5find, elc. Eckel's Trucking, Middletown. 6/1 ii/B. RED BANK LUMBER Ing, twlm pool, marina, TV itcurtly, ter- Call <201) 842-6618 - (201)741*1206 - lus bonuses. Call John Robles, 747-0835. . races. Mr,f'il«m {ro)>./4H73>2. # _ , Benefits Include Morganvllle. 591-9707. SIDEBOARD — Chippendale »tyle. Mnho- i Wall Street Red Honk 741-^00 DmiCVQNS: From Qarden Slate Pkwy. Exit 1M Eaat on Newman' BABYSITTER - Little Silver qreo, .Al MOST NHW GARDrft APAKIMtNT • COMPETITIVE WAGE SCALE HtDSTROM - Carriage, excellent condl gany. Circa 1910. 175. BEHIND THE FIVE Plb'CE BFOROOM 5F t • QUARTERLY WAGE REVIEW Evenlno hours. One bedroom, totol elfctrlc, Rl. 36, "n Spring Rd. (Hi. S20) to 2nd light. Right on Broad St. (Rl. 31) la. tit tion. converts to slrflllor, S3;. HecHtrem TIMES ANTIQUES, 71 Shrewsbury Ave.. > Trenrh Prnvlnclol. Llghl. tilock from Highlands Brldgi?, One blocv • PAID VACATION AND IIO Call after 5, B42-3I2O Mo.rit. Ult onto While Road; Pracaed lo Branch Ave., Turn lell lh»n dressing table SS, /4I 4766 oflef .1 Red Bank. 74/ WZ9 Phone 542 9J02 from ocean, iotoi and N,Y buses at LIDAYS LEANING PERSON"- One day c week. right al Blinking llghl al Rumion Rood; Then flralghl to Ocean Avar • PAID BLUE CROSS BLUE SOPA BED - Good fon«1ltlori Floral 3SYEAR OLD tNGL ISH BOXWOOD' iARAGE AND CELLAR SALE • t' hfir door .-Call 67t 5757. 3wn transportation. Molmdel. References pr int rover. S40. 510. You dig. fall for appointment. nu«(Rt. 36) Turn right 1 mll« to V>chl Harbor. ; SHIELD WITH RIDER J, PRE ind stools, J?5 Tobies, lamps, rlesk ONG BRANCH Vurrikhetf One und '46-89BI. 6/1 OIOA. SCRIPTION PLAN AND DENTAL 841 /»/ ervern, odd bPrts, elc I ourie ond HUton (vo bedroom aptirtmenis. Heat and water PLAN ids Allontif Highlands Frl. nnd Sot , If) :FD WITH SARAH •- Ex citing In- ELFCTROLUX VACUUM Ct I AH(-P -. IOCERY SHE?L\/ING - Metnl like uppllid. Winter or r/enrlv rpnlnK f«M • ON THE JOB TRAINING v Adjustable M to 90'. For quick saie, 104 evenlrtgs, 3N-I5S3. teresting work. Car ond phone necesiary. years old. excellent condition. J I'J > ADVANCEMENT OPPORTU Call oftcr ^p.m. 264-4633, I A/I 96M between 9 n m. 'J p m. YAHOSAU- • OFNEFIT NITIES No ptione interview. For appointment, call BLACK WOOl COAT Tourmaline mink IS Kneissi While Star.'Like new! 190 BOY SCOUT TROOP W /7S9264. At Christ Church Methodf.l Apartments collar, site 13-14 Supfrtj f)i»aHtv Satin (in Also- Head, 740-180 cm. Good eoiitJt 4fprV In /»n«i Mw. Ifcm hi ina Like new. Coif JI/V SacriUfe. *4» 300 Rldoe Hood, Folr Hfivrn. I. Peosoriablc Uh-A4'l9 ^ Solurrfny Nnv II, HI td I Situations Wanted Female '41 7«5 afler 4. THE LUHRS COMPANY .APAfiF SAtf Nov II S Wr\twood The Con ven inn c&ofA Lux it ry A pu rtm 3AL rWOAY RFCCPriONIST - CR PtANO - J40. AAohoganv MR. BENNETT if , I rric roft. Drum *rt ufimci, fjttts, Boundary Rd. (Oil Rt, 5701 lcr.enccd Filing phone, llflhl typlFiq Good tor den or beginner trssons. pleased to tome tIo yti t ouserioltl items, elc Mony like nr-w' Marlboro, N.J. itlmi W miles of Molawnn. 940 9141. Coll t4/n«* trill, about yoiK qutler problcru Ymi f on The, privacy of A Lively Home dppend on his expert (iKjgemfrii ntvi hi* n; C.ARAGf ANDCTL tARSAIf ol n truly ftf'P Installotion Sol . S\n\ . II In 4 p rn 7 I elnnd frrrote. New Shrewsbury. PROWN'S r _ARAGt SAL \ OdiH nml rrtd*, nld One and Two Bedroom Residences 32 Brood St., Red Bonk I4\ r>wand new Nov ll, \}, 10 to 4 41 Baynerry STAINLESS STPEl HOOD 47". wiMi Include: 5 MAJOR APPLIANCES CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY exhaust tan, t?S lamp, W> '.hi/tters, M Books, 75c eoih B/V 18ft/, - Rrown, plu*. \hf)f(ivfri 1, 14 Co. ft. 7 dr. froil-frti Kirr/girolor A HANDY GUIDE Of BUSINESS SERVICES. TO SUIT YOUR COLONIAL PINf.- Ottttntt "*qo«i liu^li.- «?. Automatic Dlihwathir , • > •• , , excellent rondilinn. 3. fra Standing Gas ffongi ond Ovin/BroiUr Comb. ' MANY NEEDS Call aMtr / \i m., 7VI <1?B5 Machinery for Sale GARAGE SALt Nov. 10, II. 17. JO 4. Automata Woiblng Moihfot Greentree Ter. l.irtcrott (Hit \Uvt\ \>u\\ TRACTOR Grain drill, r,om plrlrr 5. Avlomaiir Ooi C/olhtf Dtytr Pearl and Christian Brothers Acoriomy General Contractors Cnti 9th any 3 Bathrooms - 3 individual private entrancei Adding Machines Bead Rettringing H b W A N IJ U S I l> ( U I f. I ft ANDOULinbTt'W - At.l.lS CHALMtHS III: Typewriters -IOM-'K VirK^jT .(MKHi'nf.'. nnd ion* "(,, i a^ru7onbioShi nvton, il.SO o strond' BLACK'Will It- IVM.I'J f-rom*V»9S ttllent conditiofi up Coll ewerimgt jit tS^J -- - - - " J6 Brond Si , Red flonk. SHOHf MhCTRfjMlfS, In- ADDING MACHINE i Typrwiilrr M4 iSAalrt SI . R^Hfird /H/ AiJi ... JOHMtJtrMI- BACK HOE -'oiesei, lold renlfd, repoiffd. Strpico \, 101 Mor JCOO. John Deere CfOwler motor looder Odd Jobi llfllfl, JJOOO, /*! S60A 'noum St.. R f> rti AU, ,^C v , I O tJ F X C A V A'-T I N G" C O M ' ' "i Installed ond auar mitred for 10 v«of i ' /I HAOQR 1964 Series 11 Mir htgor Watch Repairs RED BANK LUMBER looder weld •t, acetylene lorrh, lleon Painting , drill UW HOOFING 741 oliC VWallSlrtrl Ufd Bunk II li Mil Oriliy, f|i' '. viii\t< *z 9u*?i t ui III UIDIICII XntiqiW (lot»\ wutthps Imf ifAcK/ INTERIOR PAINTING!" PAPEHINC. h Counlv \ L ivf Wli* Roofffi" BABY CARRIAGE - Cor tifd. Johnny orn sndw plows, oil shop tools and wrllydunr Hot fun 'Jr*nr^ W'1" tarts T f-rffl Smith, Rl. Sit, opposite 1,• k r < »•* ofcofi Jump up,, Bint* AngirAngirt riroller rjif I v^tde : Rd . Far, Huvrn l4Hj-tt 542 0779 reerwld Area Hoipltat, Nov. II. 10 a.m OPEN EVERY DAY FOR INSPECTION vwalalKK tilfetlfe . HI 18BII tin Andy /uikowUh, Aurtloneer PAINMHCJ Brush and *proy Also wall MAMM0U1H ROCjriHO AND SIOlNG t tSUE SPf AKtB • r'j( cm uR| B JONf * Pointing and wollpu CUSTOM MAOf SUP COVtffS ~~fto~ curio caolnlt, much more PflD'KS •-•.>rcfeioblv ririn ricllrm AfsC (Branch Avl.) lill lo laic (Spring il.| tmntghl SM Ii. lo nmliloniiir.1.0« Soulh » kl« inlyl« mem loi »on «I» pered tuihion . Ill «3Sor II4'/3W. 1 Hoi»w For sale Vo r&e Dafly Register, Red Bank-MlddJetown, N.J. FrMay, November 1«, 1972 Housm for Sale __ Homes for Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale JUST REDUCED 53000 RETIRING? Commercial Rentals Houjesjor Sale A large and roomy horn* In a greet oreo Red Bonk-Eotontown Area. of Little Silver. Three large bedrooms, JUST STARTING? ~ 'WANTED!] THE BERG AGENCY paneled den, living room, dining room, OBOAROEN STATE PARKWAY ot mojor kitchen, full basement 20x40 in-ground New adorable roomy ranch In Rumson. iterant.., l»or HI. JS, 3t, 1« ond Fort BARGAIN HUNTERS SKY TOP COLONIAL pop'. Beoulltully freed, 164,900. " Spacious (tvlng room, three bedrooms. mntoumi.. Attractive 20,000 iq. fl. oneFontoiHc opportunity lor young couple. REALTORS itory (can bt tapandcd) with um sq. n. Ml-basement. Near shopping and bus. Completely renovated home featuring ALLAIRE-FARROW Hurry! OnlyJM.W (InliWd olr conditioned olflce space plus three bedrooms with new bath, o 20«i A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. •,000 tq. It warehouse with 16' clear cell Realtor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS living room, formal dining room, ond t Ing. Two trgck docks. 1 Wi Brood St., Red Bonk Joseph G. modern kitchen with separate break fas LARGE OLDER COLONIAL RACHLIN & CO. room. Includes carpeting, basement am "Yes" (4) extra laraa bedrooms, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, huge 741-3450 McCUcCU E e. Don't wait — COM now! On! eot-ln kitchen, tull basement. Garage. Two bothl. Many txtrai. S29,700 financed. $64,900 17 Academy St., Nework 622-7190 Coll Anytime Realtors Brokers protected 1221.70 monthly payment* ot »25 ytar* at 7'/i% Interest. OVER ONE ACRE 30 Rldga Rd. LEASE — 20,000 io7ft~5prTnklete extras .including landscoped Vj LETS MAKE A DEAL air conditioned live-store building. Choice acacree of groundgound.. Within walking distance of Anxious owner ot this very ottraclive • 24' swim pool, equipped location wlthomple tree porklng. Call 14\- ONLY $6000 MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP churchchurch , schoolschoolss , and synagoguesynagogue . Asking brick-front Cope Cod Is relocating ond 5350. Needed to assume owners' 30 yeor re RUMSON «8,0QQ. Call 747-2I19 until Ipm., otter 5 wants to sell. Pine Little Sliver locotlon. • hot water heating system Large lot. Central olr. Trees, den, fire- TViO-ROOM OFFiCE IN FAIR HAVEN - momlnq conventlorwI mortgage—payment! RANCH p.m. and weekends, coll 741-n98. Air conditioned. Year's leose. J300 per of i2*Q include everything. Three bed SHADED COLONIAL place, wall-to-wall. Listed for 138,500. out • highest location month. Utilities Included. COZENS. Reol- roorm, laroe living room with coiy tire .ITTLE SILVER — Rambling ranch on offers wonted. CLOSE ENOUGH iote to fine schools. Four bedrooms, Wi WILTSHIRE AGENCY B43-0004 place, Hollywood kitchen, full rinisnea wthi, tormol dining room, breakfast al- leoulltutly landscaped half acre. Four lor, ni-liU. BUT OUT OF THIS WORLD bedrooms, paneled den, format dining (Atlantic Coast) RIVERFRONT OFFICES - Select from bosement, garage, in very conventenf cove, ground level family room, plus Middleiown location. Full price only basement'gomv room with bar, ollached room, large polio, central air. $59,750. two attractive suites on West Front St., Seclusion, privacy, quiet serenity are Principals only. 747-5385. More Classified seconds from Broad St., railroad station. •29,900! Act now! vours when you buy this three-bedroom, oorcQe. many extras. Offered at 549,900. ond hospital. One 3S3 sq. ft. ond one 475 lull both home located on over 15 acres of FOR SALE OR RENT- Commuters on Next Page SQ. ft. Both have private entrances and lush land with many fruit trees. By Appointment Only RIVER VIEWS. To Inspect can ?ll 3491 TED -delight. Beautiful three-bedroom ranch lo- PAUL P. BOVA love the viry lorqe livinllv g room with (Ire cated In one of AAlddtMown's finest areos REALTORS placeilace, overover/sues tiedd dining roo_..._.m an_d kitchen, 'or commuting. Extras include wall-to- Houses For Sale 35 Cnerry Tree Form Rd., AAiddlelown Full large basement just waiting tor cor iall carpeting, finished basement and Houses for Rent version to family or game room, two.car ar, sewers, two atr conditioners, etc. »I25 to U50 Per month 671-2544 _ garage, enclosed oreezeway* brond new Sole, $37,900. Rent, S300 monlh plus utili- To inspect, call 787-7500 central air system. Easy access to Hwy THE BERG AGENCY HALL ties. For further information call 74W367. COLTS NECK 33. Thli could be the start ol something AGENCY,REALTOR Kt. 15 Mlddletowi big* NCY,REALT ._. 67I-10OO Maonlficenl cusfom Colonial on over 2'/- 33 River Rd. Fair Haven LEONARDO acrcs of heavily wooded property. Gor ver Rd. Fair Houses For Sale LEONARDO — Smciil iwo~bedroor geouj at thl). or any other lime of the % 79,900 The Stephens Agency. Inc. house..S203 plus electric and gos. Securlt yeor. Four bedrooms, T/j baths, pll oppli REAL ESTATE and references required. 8724648. ancei. Immediate occupancy. A als BEN ALPERN 8424200 tlnctive home just Ililed at ti9,WD. Realtor, Multiple Listing Service COZY-COTTAGE - Funiii'hidrThre REALTORS 842-4200 SPLIT-LEVEL, modern three bedrooms. Top area. To June 1. Hwy 36 and East Road, Belford, N.J. 22f-0«H otter > p.m. ILLMENSEE « W. Main SI. Freehold NAVESINK RIVERFRONT bedroom, 1 '/•> baths. Gas, Coll 462-44M IUMSON — Large three-bedroom Cope RANCTTHOUSE — One ycar'oidTf hre AGENCY lod on well landscaped bulkheoded prop- forced hot-air heat with air bedrooms, two full baths, living room erty, Unusuol extros. Owner regretfully 787-7500 dining area* fomlly room, garage, on c QUICK OCCUPANCY transferredIIVERFRON. 152.300T — Slx-oedroom. M2-4290 , <'VDoth rii conditioning plus dust remo- Realtor tint acre lot. Located In the Twin erook! Located In convenient Twlnbrooks section lolonlal with a lorge bulkheaded yard ond ver and fully insulated. Single area, too monthly. Call Mulloney Realty Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 462-317? of Mlddletown, this four-bedroom, 2'fi- Jeep water dock. Tastefully remodeled 671J151. both home has central air, two-car ga ind offering lorqe rooms with hlghcell- built-in garage and fully land- ngs. 26'x23" "River Room." Tip-top WhenMS "Boy irig"& Sdlin. c BRAND NEW LISTING ie, large paneled family room, ana is . 26x23 p RED BANK — One-bedroom bungalow ht Idit n il Consult Your scaped on V: acre lot. Other Kited on nn overs lied wooded lot, Anx- ughoutghout. Immediatee occupaoccupancn y avail- rJoffhprn fVonifloutx\ Suitable for couple. Security ond lease re BRAND NEW HOUSE able. Be In by ThanksgivingThkii . 4j25,4j25(( Co This darling ranch has a grand living ious owner transferred. Only 552,900. Coll Multiple Lining interesting extras. quired. 1130 month plus all utilities. now! ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, 61613 3 Broker.' quire 59 Wolloce St., oiler 6 p.m. room 15x16, huge kitchen 16x16, three bed- The River Rd., Fair Haven, 741-«86. A GREAT BUY at $42,000. rooms, tiled bath, tutl basement, nice Reler lo yellow pages under Little Silver Charm! • tale, • WED BARK""- Shops ovailable In^n.wi yortj. They ore lust finishing the Inside, Immediate occupancy! Unparalleled four bedroom practically Victorian Village to be constructed odlo- Choice little Rumson home for 539,900. Houses For Sale cjnt la THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTH1 ALFRED J. Applebrook new Colonial! Impossible to reproduce at 358,000 sate price! STREET. Occupanc-. y NovemberJovember,. 1972. HASSINGER Call today — won't last! 747-1141. Afltr 6, S4I-4I35. Realtor Agency-Realtors IpS E. River Rd. Rumson, N.J tSOHwyJS . 4712300 . AAlddlelown WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fui Older two-story, .stately ele- ntitiw) and unfurnished. Immediate occu RED 842-588BANK DUPLE0 X gance on choice property in a pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, FAIR HAVEN BARGAIN! u ^t pceonporl Aye., O'*onport. 543-350O. Coll today to Inspect this duplex home SHREWSBURY PRESTIGIOUS! EXCLUSIVE! - wholesome neighborhood. River Oaks mint three bedroom ranchei! First time ollered at which ii centrally tocoted. Two-bedroom 1 Three bedrooms and bath $43,500! Yi cellar, fireplace, 20' living room, wooded lot, great PAIR HAV£N — Three bedrooms, I /; apartment ond o three-bedroom apart- COLONIAL DRIVE — Ideal commuting boitti, wall-to-wall carpeting, ideal loca ment. Needs worK, but at 122,900, with artc. Near bus. scnool and library. Eight partially describe this exceptional five bedroom, 4 balh home- second floor. First floor con- value - won't last 12 days - call us today! tlen near tchools ond shopping. J325 pe terms available, who cares? hull portlcu year old. two story colonial. Five bed- stead on a beautiful park-like half-acre lot in a quiet cul-de-sac. month. I42-49S4, tars upon request. roorru, three baths, centroi air condi- veniently laid out with large liv- tioning, two larat porches, fenced yard. $78,000. ing room, separate dining PENNSYLVANIA ->ocono Lake. Ntw Situated on V/* acres on quiet dead end RUMSON WATERFRONT! Ski Chalet. Sleeps II. TV, dishwasher, I-DEAL REALTY itreet. AiMnoV-7,000. Phone 741-8937. room and an uncrowded llreploce. Tennn, fishing, golf. Weekly o Immediate occupancy! Stunning four bedroom and three baths Rtalton Member MLS 74I-SJ53 kitchen. •wetk-end, Low rotts. Nov. During sk with bulkheading and dock - a breath-taking view plus a great imion, prIvoit tkl area. 671-3071. An Invillng price at $28,900. HILLTOP VIEW$43,9OO MONMOUTH BEACH CHILDREN NEEDED! buy at $79,900! See it this weekend! KEAN5BURG — Three bedroonVsTv/j Luxury country ronch on 243' x 194' land' SHREWSBURY RIVERFRONT tor leaf fights, climbing trees, nature walks and never leave the battti. szso plus electric. Security ond rtt scaped lot. Five bedrooms 22" x it' mas^ BULKHEADED-DOCK trtnees. 787-5923. ter bedroom. Three tull baths, coiy pan- AIR CONDITIONED neighborhood of Ihis 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath colonial. Living eled den, 16' x ir science kitchen. Utility WILL SHARE — Furnished twobedroom Very versltlte eight-room custom ranch. room, dining room, kitchen, den and lull basement. Dead-end SHREWSBURY SUPERSTAR! room. 40" x 25' marble polio. Full recrea- Fireplace, riverfront porch, all the occou- home with professional male. Atlantic tion basement. Molor appliances, wall-to- street and 2 blocks from grammar school. $50,900 Young couples or retirees will Attractive mint Colonial featuring five bedrooms, 2'A baths, fin- Highlands. Reference!. 391-3774 alter 6. ferments for year round cnloyment. A wall carpeting. Extras galore. MELAAEO good Investment ot M6,n». appreciate this newly reno- ished cellar, beautiful grounds in prime neighborhood! True MlDDLETO^ REALT/VReallors, 671-5650. 4400 per month. HICKEY AGENCY vated five room Cape Cod value at $59,900! Call 2914371 RIVER OAKS RANCH Realtor with an extra studio bedroom KlYPORT — 'ioroe"CapeCod, like new New llsllna. Charming living room with 1 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach on second floor. Glassed-in Two-story. Living room, fireplace. Dining bookcases and fireplo nlng room Call 732 1017 anytime RUMSON SACRIFICE! room-den. .Three bedrooms. Furnished un- looking out on lovely yard. Three bed- BEAUTIFUL RIVER OAKS - sunporch and a detached 1 % 1 rooms. Full basement. One-cor affoched REOBANK-RUMSON AND MILES Unparalleled value! Owner says "sell!' Three Reallors esti- turnlshed. Good residential area near AROUND — Multiple Llstlnys. Send for schools, shopping. 7B7-9100. garage. Asking 143.S00. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, cherry paneled family room, spacious car masonry garage. Many mated (he value at $112 to $126,000! Todays price - $98,500! tree catalog ol modest homes, forms, po- living & diningrooms w/fireplace, loyer, eat-in kitchen, base- f*H~*RIEE li E D ROO M"~H*CMJ S E~ — K iVcti en, RUSSELL AA. BORUS lollol Rgmson estates, waterfronts, ocre- extras and reasonable taxes, This is truly a great family home, your own pond, privacy, living room, dining room. 8750 b month REALTORS age, lots, business opportunities. ment. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, Asking in a friendly neighborhood. trees, five bedrooms and 5'.i baths, plus gracious oversized plus utilities. KIRWAN CO. Realtor, /* 600 River Rd., Fair Haven RAY STILLMAN $56,900 1 Newman Spr.ngi Rd., Red Bonk, N.J. 842 747-4532 A pocket book pleaser at rooms! Immediate occupancy Let us show you this lovely O50. Realtor' $23,900. home! FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD — Very FLORIDA CALLING! good neighborhood. 1300 per month plus How it the time to buy that homr. apart- "Our 54th Year" utilities. Security and leaie required. Call ment, duplex or Income property. Act Ml Hwy. 3$ Shrewsbury 741-8600 143-1194, McAftsfcr Agency, Rumson. fowl EP CONWAV. Reolly Inc.. 2731 Oakland Pk. Blvd., Fl. Louderdale, Flo. . MUST BE SEEN — Brand new super Co- MlDOLETOVSN — Nea7 R^d BartkTIm• lonial bl-level located on one full acre In mediate occupancy. Comfortable five- the best area of Mlddletown Township. room ranch. Nice yard. Excellent neigh EAST KEANSBURG — New, three large Natural beauty year round, surrounded by porhood. Reasonable rent, A/1-2B47. bedroom ranch. Sewers tn. Fenced-Tn 60' spruce and evergreen trees. Four bed- QUALITY wd. Dead end street. Formica cabinets, rooms, 7Vt baths. Large tot-In Kitchen ADAMS file botn, hordwood floors. Already deco- 3F.T - Privat_....e dwelling. ing. ,i n three with 36' of beautiful cabinet space, 21' RU1TY HSOaAttS INC Bedrooms, !v» battii, W5Q plus utilities rated. H9.5D0. Principals only. Call 78?- paneled family room. Oil heat with cen- Beautiful, musit be seen. Lease, security 9164 after & p.m. ' ral air conditioning,. Contact builder, «ve- G««g« DtLormt, Realtor ond references,, 747-41M between?ond5__. nlnas, 151,900. 67MZ79. AGENCY OWNER SAYS "SELLr' - Owns two TWO-BE DROb7rt^~Ccrpe"Cod. 'tvrtti^tc- homes. This non-development Colonial Is Multiple Listing Service REALTOR era ted. Close to shopping area. $275 now vacant. Living room with bay win- MONMOUTH BEACH MAUORSANDMVRORS monthly. Suitable tor couple. 264-4545. dow. Paneled library with fireplace. Charming two-bedroom, two-bath ronch. Hwy 38, •ajiunf MwniaUCfner RESPONSIBLE - Third woman wonted Lara* family room adtolns the cot-ln Only I'/ftlocrts to ocean. Custom built for 110 AVE, OF TWO RIVERS to share house, Colts Neck area. Privacy. Kitchen. Four bedrooms, 3'/) baths. low maintenance. All ma|or appliances — Leonardo 842-5098 Rent — Under 1100. Write Box J-IB, The icreened porch, very private yord. Five GE ond Maytag. Screen porch and at- Dally Register, Red Bank. yeors old and In perfect condition. $79,300. tached garage. Londscoptd. Many extras, RUMSON immediate occupancy. Ashing Ml.500. oil now! ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, f> MIDDLETOWN"fWo'of 'three-bed room 813 River Rd., Folr Hovtn^l^ftl*^ hone222-832fl. _^ 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY 291-3232 Home with garage. 1225 per monlh plus EVH. 291-2800 Lrtlllilev CalT 7BJ 3i8?. _ 741-5212 NAVESINK~-^winTfr*r*ntol7 Furnished Houses For Sale Houses For Sale dwelling, Three bedrooms, Wi baths, pa* tired hot air heot. Suitable for couple. No pets. Leose, Dec. 15. tW2 to July 15, 1973, J25D monthly. DENNIS K, BYRNE, Real- tor, 8 West River Rd., Rumson. H2-M3O. MIDDLETOWN "— f n7eTbe'dr^omsrTamT- ly roomi 1'/? baths. Country setting. Neor shopping. References, security required. iSSO per month. 4/1-3346. _ CLEARANCE-SHOWCASE OF HOMES- Wanted to Rent WANTED - For long term rental. Large home or wnole duplex In good condition. Six or more bedrooms and three baths. Near transportation and shopping. Call 946«71 between?S p.m. Ask for Miss El- ATTENTION! YOU SKI ENTHUSIASTS! thorn. One ol our Vermont associates has available BRAND NEW recreational homes WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 btdroom in an area that are within minutes to the ski slopes ot Mt. Snow. Hogback. Hay- enlol Homes, furnished or unfurnished om Jtt to S3S0 per month tor Incoming stack, and Carinthea mountains, Each.unil is ruggedly built, fully equipped and irjonnel. THE BERO AGENCY, Rt. 3S, furnished in a warm, relaxing decor to produce the ultimate in worry-lree leisure Wddlelown, 671-ICOO. "SILK STOCKING- GET READY "CALIFORNIA, HERE INTERESTED DISTRICT FOR COMPLIMENTS WE COME!" IN THE living. Call toi further intormalion. Mid-forties and up. And, a very "posh" house. Even your wife's family will • That's the way the song FREEHOLD It you were meant for luxu- compliment you when they goes and that's where the ry, look at this one. 4-berJ- discover your-good judg- young owners ot this Im- AREA? room, 2V, bath luxury ment in selecting this lovely maculate 3 or 4 bedroom Contact our branch offica homo in Oak, Hill area with home tor your family. homo are headed. Den has ot the Park Plaza Shopping ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Fur- all the leatures (Including Lovely grounds, top-notch a small bar and accom- Center (Jerry Lewis Ci- MOVING? nished,.or efficiency, for approximately nema), Route 33, Free- June la Sept. Older woman. W6-9M6, central air conditioning) executive area . . . here's panying stools thai remain LOOK, BEFORE lhat you could over want, what you'll get: 5 bed- with Ihis home. Wall-to-wall hold. Telephone: 780- FOR THE LAND INVESTMENT -—-0" 1500. It services the cen- YOU LEAP! Extremely realistic in the rooms, 2Vi baths, plus 2 carpeting and many extras OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFE ^Furnished Rooms price and indeed, a "BEST powder rooms, porch, fam- are "thrown In" with Iho tral and western portions Be sure you know some- PLEASANT AND CHEERFUL ROOM - BUY" on the market. ily room with iiroplaco, sale ot this Lincroft beauty. of Monmouth Count/. thing about your new loca- Private, suitable tor mole. Coll P4&-M41, You'll lind capable, reliable 5:30 ond I p.m. or 747-1041,12 to 1p.m. game room, sewing room, See this one now... You'll tion before making trtal 73,000 associate Realtors there ! BE OUR GUEST ! LARGE STUDIO RtfOM — Private lull workshop, otc. Lovoly appreci^e.the merits of move. Find out about both, entrance, and parking. No cooking. woodod lot. the values he>. ready to serve you! schools, taxes, housing Sullotle (or lady. 7414791 ofltr S. AT TAMARIND/LUCAYA , commuting, etc. RED BANK — Nicely furnHtiecTtnJroom Asking '89,500 Only '38,500 with living roam and kitchen prlvll«o«i. ON FABULOUSLY BEAUTIFUL. / Suitable for woman. IK-3O10. WINTER RENTALS - Rooms with prl ENCHANTING AND EXCITING vote balh ond weekly maid service, S35 per week, Windjammer, 344 Ocean Ave. GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND Sen Brlchl. MI-NM£r_/«M6S5. PRIVATE ENTRANCE — Shore batK and kllcttenette. Suitable lor women only. Call "Acclaimed as the New Riviera of Mlwetn 3-4 p.m. 671-3518. the Western Hemisphere" PLeA5SNTAS6CHEE0 SWAN-KEY REALTY'S nlshed room. Nice section of town, close for lo shopping and tronsportotlon Cull cve- association wilh Nation, nlas between 6-7 p.m. for oppolntment to VACATION-RETIREMENT wide FIND-A-HOME Ser- Inspect. 264-SI76. THEY PUT A INVESTMENT-INCOME HOMESITES vice can help with the an- " A NEVVTDEAf ' A PENNY SAVED swers. Never a charge or LITTLE "ENGLISH" NO PLACE obligation. Year round living for Golden Agcn. Nice IS A PENNY NEVER MIND YOUR CHOICE OF SINGLE FAMILY OR ON IT LIKE A meah dally. 74 tir. love ond attention. EARNED THE CARS... MULTI-FAMILY PARCELS Inloimalion available for al- YouT** noriott ""jus| t" o name• "•••-•- here. In Aibur- y This charming, charming, Ben Franklin said it and he FIREPLACE You can stop worrying most every community in Pork call 775 charming homo with 3 bed- must have had Ihis home ... lor family fun and about the dangers ol chil- WATERFRONT-OCEAN VIEWS the United Stales and nev- ALPINE MANOR rooms, !)i balhs, living in mind. Costs loss to buy friendly lestivities! Here's a dren running Into the GOLF COURSE PROPERTIES er a charge or obligation. room, dining room, kilch - Costs lime to koep upl 5 BRAND NEW home wilh a sireet. This home Is away So. II you're about to relo- Motel and Hofel, Highlands. 173-177] Hold en, basement and garage bodrooms, 2 baths, family hearth. You can look for- from the traffic, on a dead- DAILY DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS cate, give us a call. We'll rooms, dolly mold service, 120 ond J25 per will make you Icwl like lim week. Motel roams, prlvalr Hotlt, TV, room, living room, dining ward to many, many years end street, ideally situated be happy to provide you lord of the manor. Nicoly VIA oceonfront, dally mold service, 140 per room, kitchen, basement of pleasureablo comfoil m for the youngsters Irea- wilh factual, reliable infor- week. slluntodln Fair Mavon, il and garage. If money ils 4 bedrooms, 2H balhs. dom. 4 bedrooms, 3 lull SCHEDULED AIRLINES mation anywhere in the KEANSBURG— Room lor rent. hasanalrollradillon means something to you, Reasonable. spacious living room, lor- balhs, family room, and INCLUDES U.S. Coll '871311 On/y'46,900 save yourself a bundle with mal dining room, wile-sav- BRAND NEW on a beau- Ihis spacious 16-yoar HIGHLANDS — Lovely single room with ing kitchen and family tiful wooded lot. LUXURIOUS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS river and ocean view. Mature oenllcman young home in oxcollont room wilh a beautilul lire- Now '54,900 FOR A WEEKEND OR I7M2IO, Coll evenings. condition. placo, lull basomenl. 2-car ; 'LARGE PLEASANT ROOM - ieml-prl garage and near Oak Hill vole both. Porklno. I" Enlonlown. Wow'44,900 RELAX FOR A FULL SEVEN NIGHTS Coll 541-11097. e schools. Your presont home could be token in AND EIGHT DAYS REAL! ESTATE trade il desired. ! SEE WITH YOUR OWN EYES I FOR SALE Now '58,900 THE MOST MAGNIFICENT ISLAND Houses For Sale UNDER THE SUN-FOR YOUR FUTURE IF YOU'VE HORSE FARM Full particulars and personal reservations THOUGHT OF IS dcri* Of OCtlve hone Inrm nvpr AMI may be arranged lor you by BUILDING... road frontoc*. Possible roam for so box NO PLACE •lolls, paddocks, exercise ring, lumping • lake a look at ihcse ring, and much more, such o\ a three m?d LIKE A roorn Colonial end small rot lone, Coil u> FOR THE MAN WHAT'S MISSING building lots lirsti Several for Informolion Selling lor 183,500. SWAN-KEY REALTY WHO WANTS HERE? FIREPLACE extremely choice lots now .The , , . , 124 HWY 35 MIDDLETOWN av EVERYTHING.;. ,•-•• -• \. Something.may be trtjas- .-(OR, TWO}, ...^,,,.,,- , ^Ue al substantial • . zone In the master bed- savmgs'ovcr next Spnnn's inrj, but It il is, wo can't Llconnd Rial Eitate Broker J . . . nt 0 prico within ron- prices Applebrook &on. This stately ranch Imaglnowhatl This homo room and another in the homo tins boon Iho scuno really has ovorylhing you living room. AND wait till 2JA RautriAgency-RealtorM iAA 7600 sMalciwat '15,000 ol many a mn|or doclslor could want. Compare "HELLO DOLLY" . you seo tho superb master HAILET 1J4.9LX) Ihoso advantages (and Horo's a real doll of a bodroom suile wilh a bal- Three-bedroom. !'•> tmth '.phi on I/O' tiff•[» making discussion. Eloganl lot 23" garner oum, nMtir linf rjdrd'ge in ducoration, il boasts 2 prico loo) against an/ olh- houso. Roomy, roomy, cony, partial boomed ceil- Putlo. Carpeting Mony cxlrav Won't Icisl. bndrooms. 2 full baths, liv- or |iropor I y In its prico roomy! Frantaslic maslor ing, private bath and vanity coll today. ing room, dining room, . tango. 3 bedrooms, living bodioorn. 5 spacious bod- sinks. Too darn many cus- PALACE REALTY kitchen, oorch, 20x40 in- room, dining room, kitch- ropms. 3Vi baths, family tom lealures in this homo 3«JRt, 35 Ho/let yround (lightud) pool with on, enclosed porch, lull room wilh luoplrtco. patio lo list here. Located In ono Many other additional values available thru- 264-5300 cnbnna ond 2 acros ol bnsomonl, dolachod gn- off family room, tloclronic ol tlie linost sections ol CALL KROL- For Vfur rtal *s.[ii« boautllul grounds. Sollors rngo, lop-notch localionl . gnrngo door. 2-?nnnd subutbio. 3 bodrooms. 2'/i rwds. Stfphtn J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, Th« only thing wo ll.nd hoot, and a real sweothoait baths, and lots and lots ol Holmdil, NJ.,6/I«I«. willing to hold mortgngo (or qualilied purchaser. missing hero Is YOU! of a homo. splendor. SPACT5UT7V5O"-BEOR'6OM RANCH -- in fovely Middlelown nreo. Nfw woll to- On/y'67,500 Only '32,900 On//'79,900 Now '79,000 wall carpeting throughout, Nrnplacr, two SWAN-KEY REALTY cor attached gorane. JJB.OOO. Coll /4/.9WS. TRANbVl-KKt ij"u» JUS I OUT- ftHOWINO YOUR ttUMI: '! - Latlor wrllp lor your toinplwrlMilory crjpy ot Ap (Realtors) p'tBrook's monlnly HortiPS lor Living mooorlrit. Offers nlrlures, prices, dp- JcrFpllons. APP160ROOK AC.CNCY. MEMBER 3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES Rcallori, ?so Hwf 15, Mlddleloyin. 4/1- •JJOO. 124 HWY 35 842-6550 MIDDLETnwu HOIHM Far Sole H«w« For Sale 1 Houses For Salt For Sat* HOUIM For Salt The Dally Register, Red Battk-MUMfetom, N J, Frktty, November M, 1W 2f UGOQN Late ond AertKifla ^,1 TT - ^ — INFLATION - NOT OPEN STOCK HARRY DRAZIN f>eepi«nV., FIGHTER Charming older Colo- REALTOR COLTS NECK ld ID BROAD ST.. RED BANK H acre parcel, S4S00 per acre. Holmdel. Charge Hazlet Man Lovelyiwo year ol $30,000 nial in Fair Haven on a J ocre parcel, SSOSO per acre. Moriooro, Colonial. oiing three-bedroom £ beautiful lot. Four bed- OFFERS YOU 45 ocre parcel, IBM per acre. Four bedrooms. PAULR. STRYKER home In excellent Riv- rooms, Vh baths. One This most elegant Roman Brick home. REALTOR 2'/j baths, •Living room, dining room, den, Impersonated Cop Large family room er Plaza location. Liv- of a kind. new kitchen Hwy 34 Holmdel, N.J. ing room, bright kitch- $65,000 •Five twin bedrooms, four baths Member Mult^e Listing which allegedly h»d an out- facing water. v •Complete 20' Tennessee stone KEANSBURG - Combined Has fireplace. en, three bedrooms ELLEN S. wall with fireplace AAONAAOUTH BEACH efforts by police of this mu- side loudspeaker. A truly spacious home. •100% acoustical ceilings plus expansion for •Beautiful new heated In-ground CLUB CIRCLE nicipality and bordering Haz- Several hours later Hatlct Owner asking $47,500. four. Full basement. pool The flnnf lot In fawn, vs ocre. Toll trees. HAZELTON •Finished paneled basement- Ready to build. A or eat buy at U0M0. let led to the arrest last night Patrolman Calvin Stenquist LARGE FAMILY Priced to sell this Realtor •New wall-to-wall carpeting HICKEY AGENCY of a man who allegedly im- noticed the suspected vehicle weekend. Call for an throughout Realtor on Laurel Ave. and Hazlet po- This mint condition home 842-3200 •Riparian rights to ocean 17 >eoch Rd. Monmouth leech personated a police officer appointment to buy at Coll JJJ-4087 onytlme has eight bedrooms, According to police a call lice set up a roadblock on $30,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE hese ore lust a few of the many features LOCUST AREA - Beoutiful 2'4 acre lot four baths aelng ottered. For more Information coll adlocent to form. 1(0,000. was received that a plain Middle Road and appre- and two powder rooms. West River Road . Rumson usafMI-TtOOonytlme. Coll 291-ltM clothes officer was allegedly hended a suspect identified u Two fireplaces. IMMEDIATE Houses for Sole Houses for Sale FAIR HAVEN trying to disperse a gathering Robert D. Dolan, U, of J«3 Oversized formal OCCUPANCY Commercial Property dining room. LIVE ON A RUMSON - Prime residential locale. BRAND NEW! of several teen-agers in front Middle Toad, Hazlet. Magnificent bl-level Spacious ranch. Combination living room Four bedrooms, Ivj baths, II' paneled Large patio. GOLF COURSE! ond dining room with fireplace, electric tomlly room with opening to patio, dish- FREEHOLD of a Main St. dairy store. Mr. Dolan has been charged home situated amidst kitchen with eat-In area. Gomeroom. washer, altoctied garage. Will decorate Private grounds. For Sate Or Rent Three bedrooms. Vh bams, twoioned hot or YOU. Con be settled by Christmas. INCOME PLUS When police arrived the by Keansburg Patrolmen Can't be matched tor towering *rees. Living Award winning Country Club olr oil tired heat. Screened porch, polio _. _.. swimming pool, attached two-car garage. 'his two-story gem Is the money-maker man who had allegedly identi- John Early and Alton Bennett $64,500. room, dining room, Townhouses located adla- Two acre rustic plot. »2,500. Only U1,9M. ou've been looking for. Contains three cent to the 10th green at the TED aporlments. ideal for offices, studio fied himself as a police officer with carrying a concealed cheery kitchen, four apartment. 20' x IS' Includes kitchenette NEAR SCHOOLS Woodlake Country Club In RUMSON — Woterfront. Contemporary ond full both. Zoned commercial and In had left the scene in a car weapon, interfering with clt* bedrooms, three full dwelling. Living room with olnlng area very good condition. Lakewood, N.J. Residents and fireplace, kitchen, gameroom. Four tens, and impersonating • po- Move in at once. baths. Warmly paneled share with a limited number bedrooms., two baths. Hot woter to this six year young baseboard gas fired heat. Carport. Float- lice officer. of others a large swimming ing dock, lulkheoded. Nice grounds. HALL $36,900 family room with house in Middletown. Train Strikes It is alleged that Mr. Dolan, raised hearth fireplace pool, tennis courts, health AGENCY, REALTOR BEN ALPERN Four bedrooms club, activities center, etc. who is being held without bail Th baths to take the chill out of RUMSON - Pleasant living areo. Frame 733 River Rd. Fair Haven Each unit has central alr- dwelling. Living room, kitchen. Three REALTORS Auto Stuck pending arraignment, had In 'Fireplaces.in den fall afternoons, When conditionlng, refrigerator, bedrooms, two baths. Hot woter oil heat. 4rj w. Main St. Fretl Enclosed porch. Detached one-car garage. his possession a replica of a. and famlly,room. summer comes again, self-cleaning oven, dish- Grounds porllolly roll fenced. 1JS.0OO. Call 462-6464 Lovely lot washer, garbage disposal, K I O RUMSON — Commerclol property, ond .45 caliber pistol, handcuffs, a enjoy a pool complex buildings, approximately Iv* ocrcs. Call On Tracks 'on a charming street. washer/drver combination, That means a heyls In the office and all blackjack and a gold detec- Call today to see. complete with 16' x 32' Dennis K. Byrne you havt to do Is come In ond let us show HAZLET — The owner of a carpeting and other extras. thli Immaculatt wven-y ear-old ranch ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tive badge. 154,500. in-ground pool. Trans- These homes are for sale REALTOR-INSUROR .-...icenttr hall, living room, dining totel-Restouront-Bor. .. (135.000. 20% re- car that got stuck on the 8 West River Road, Rumson room, dtn, thret bdrooms* olui two turn on Investment. Tremendous«opporlu- Hazlet Patrolman Frank ferred owner reluc- from $29,900 to $52,000 or can twths. Immediate occupancy. Good mort- 'nlly, owner liquidating. Coll 741-11iXTiitler tracks near the railroad sta- HILLTOP HOME be rented from $315 to $585 Phone 842-1150 Emery also assisted in the ar- tantly offers at $58,000. gage osuxnprtlon. Call for detail», Anxlow 'Jpjm. tion here, and passengers on per month. Also available MEMBER MULTIPLE owner uklng l».W0. rest. Overlooking pond ore leases with purchase op' Reel Eitate Wonted the train that hit the vehicle, and lovely deep HAD IT LISTING CAMASSA AGENCY tlon. 1400'TO J«00' WARBHOUit .PACE escaped injury during the landscaped lot. RED BANK REALTOR MLS UP TO HERE? Olrecllonsl Garden (tote Pky >outh la wanted In Red Rank arn. Coll W-01H of- rain-wind storm Wednesday Fourfcedrooms exit »l, tewerdt Cricktown to Rte II west Reduced lo J21.M0. Income, two aporl 741-6336 \*r« p,m. Vh baths. Need to get away from (right turn! then turn riant on New Ham*. menfs, one4>edro0fn •och, or convert as 4 Porker Ave. Llllle silver night. the kids or your moth- shire Ave. and take ftrlfrloM turn. one family. Living reomroom, kitchen, dinln< i Open 7 day. WE §UY HOUieS FOR TOP DOLLAR Lorge family room. roomn, three bedroomsbedroomi, two bothi,. Ful In ony condition. Police said yesterday the ine r, dryer er-in-law? Young, like ir. Call for appointment. CAN YOU TOP THIS? Phone 3S7-7IS dishwasher $38,500 wheel of a car owned by Mrs. In Squabble P new Little Silver Colo- LIVE RENT FREE UV HOUSIIFOF CASH - Resold- included. RUMSON A tour-btdroom homt on a lovtly land' " No red tapel KIR WAN Rosemary Pierson, of Fair- A lot of house for nial, offering six bed- Juii reduced. Two apartments of one-bed- scoped v< ocre plot Hi a prime net view Lane, got stuck in the rooms, 3'/2 baths. Two room each return 1300 per month. Own- Grocioui family living. Doctor's hams. hood. Formal dining room, eat-ln kl By Neighbors $47,900. er't apartment hoi living room, kitchen, Too large lor priitnt Midi. Family lorge game reom wTtft bar. Move-In condi- LUTINOS OF BETTER HOMES- In' track when she was driving sets rear stairs. Li- two bedreenu. Could be rente* lor MOO grown—•own,. Original owner five years. Five tion. Ad quick on this Mftulnc bargain. Ceonsbyro-Mlildlctown.Hulot.HfoTmtitl. per month, Convenient location, attractive bedrcp•droomsi , Vh berth, with ftomtonfir e' foyer- . THE IMOLKO AOENCY. rt7-0\l). over It. Patrolman Thomas ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LOTS FOR A brary with fireplace, ground!. Walk to stores, marina. Con- TwTwo ffireplacesl , carpetingIhrouohout. ventional financing only. S30MO. Beautiful game room, lorot tat-ln kitch- Broderick, who Investigated, - Walter Noonan.W. of MW. LITTLE once removed from en. Many closets. Ctntral air conditioning VAN HORN and central vacuum system. We hove AGENCY - REALTORS Don't wall until oil your profit It erode set up a flare on the track and Highland Ave., is schedultd to family room. Central ROOMY RANCH keys. W7.500. awoy by nigh tOKM ond older upe nit Take Immediate Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. Take a look ol what you'vo tpeni, or ran several blocks trying to have a Municipal Court hear- possession air, of course. Not a 747-4100 whot you will be ipencW Wt tart tajbuy. flag down the approaching ing 8 p.m., Nov. 29 on charges Homeroom, basement, treed fenced yard, of this barn. Must be seen. JEAN K. IRWIN and rtoKilc price. Coll - oarage. Seotenai perch. Extras. Trans- lll train. filed after an alleged squabble three-bedroom Cape Trade to contentment. ferred owner. December possession. Realtor A, W. O. L. gladly oovlse you on your PTL,...., -.-.. Marine Park Red Bank A world of living Is what you'll find In Ihls market value, or consult with you on all R.C. Clayton, West Belmar, among neighbors. with den. your real estate needs. In the 70s. 842-4188 charming Colonlol, Five spoclous bed- Central air-conditioning IMMACULATE rooms, 2ft boths, entertaining den wllh Alfred J. the train engineer, told police . Noonan is charged with at- new wiring DO YOU NEED fireplace, aomeroom for the kiddles, 20x14 he tried to stop the train, a tempted atrocious asault and new bath McGOWAN, RYAN RANCH kitchen with dining area, plus o 16x1] for- HASSINGER mol dining room ond lovely living roam Agency l'enn Central going through new furnace. Realtors AN APARTMENT? Two cor garage* Screened porch over- RUMSON I4I5IID battery, atrocious assault and New kitchen with dining alcove, oil new looking btautnurgroynds. Many txtras Rear of lot appliances. Living roam, dining ell. Three •If you think you can't afford a home, you Coll Icooy. Asking MUM. " 'OUR LUTIN9S Silt.' Hazlet at about 5:50 p.m., but battery, and threatening to bedroonn, paneled parnereorn, workshop, may not be awart Wot you eon purchase a didn't have enough time to faces heavy woods. Red Bank Area MLS covered p*o. Centrally air conditioned. homo with no higher monthly povments TRY US take a life. He has been re- Reduced for N. Mon. MLS Anchor-fenced. Sft.900. than you would pay rent. AS LITTLE os WATERBURY avoid hitting the Pierson ve- leased in $500 baU pending the quick sale to 3% down to qualified buyers or no down BROOK AO8NCV Ifl-Ul Shore MLS ALLAIRE—FARROW for qualified veterans. AGENCY WE BUY ots-Acr hicle. hearing. $38,500. ige ... tiARl leoltor, ill REALTORS Let us finance your new home, In some Police said there was exten- The complaints against Mr. 234 River Rd., Red Bank 5 Comeri, Hwy. 3S. Mlddletown 4/1-MWI cases ant month's rent ond one month's irood SI. Red REDDENAGENCY 747-3000 security Is all you need for a down pay- sive damage to the car. No Noonan were nude by Divld ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ment on a house. Please call Mr. Ccputo COLTS'NECK LEGAL NOTICE 301 MopltAvt., Red Bonk far Information wllh no obligation. 7<7- Coiy ranch hidden on one ocre ef woods. charges were made. and Darren Low, of SH W. Five-bedroom Victorian. 1 Vj baths, •Hi. 741-9100 beamed celling In living room, poneleo Three bedrooms, living room with fire- Highland Ave. They alto filed dining roam, ond den. Modern kitchen, f-vtfllnos 747-4141 or S4W7r7 A HONEY PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY dJ3&Krt±!iiiF . complaints against Georgia full basement, detached overtired garage. 1 Memorial Pkwy Realtor LongBronch Wiretapping FOR THE MONEY Excellent location. Very good condition. doff. Just lilteK±!urd at a very : Pantelides and Deborah Cur- SPARKLING COLONIAL. 139,900. TWO-STORY FRAME — Four bedrooms and K,. Inc., to construc_.. _-t twefornll- y tf value Is Important — here Is a chance living room, dining room, kllchen, ahc dwelling on Lot 3IA, Block 54, on lax Count Denied ran, both 18 and both of M W. SHADED •/? ACRE to buy a lot of house for comparably little. bath. Conveniently located and wllhlr ILLAAENSEE map of TJorough ot Red Bank, located Almost new. Flagstone foyer. Formal liv- Comtortabie sewn-room older Colonial tn ALL BRICK COLONIAL walking distance ol busts ond lhopplm mJOhnSt FREEHOLD - Peter B. Highland Ave. address. ing ond dining room!. 30' kitchen-dinette Naves)nk. A&umobtt mortgage. AsHng Three bedrooms. \'ti baths, living room oreo. Asking 134,500. AGENCY "SlJTHM.ESCHEL»ACH, orea, four big bedrooms, Vh oaths, large only S30iW0. llreploce, hot water heat, enclosed front Sterelory Eberhardt. 23, of 90 Seavtew Miss Pantelides and Miss porch, full basement, detached two-tar Realtor paneled family room with fireplace optn- THREE-BEDROOM ONE-STORY Ing to rear polio, basement ond two-car jnrage. Excellent condition, choice loco- Nov. 10 U.M Curran are charged with us- FRAME — With living room, dlrllng Hwy. 34,MIDOLETOW Colts NecNk 462-3172 -,Ave., Monmouth Beach, has garage. Beautiful ground}, privacy. Ask- BE THE LIFE room, kitchen, ond both. Extra larae ga- KgSS<,500. n Five bedrooms. 2Vi baths, dining room, BOND ORDINANCE PJIOVIDINa FOR pleaded innocent to wiretapp- ing offensive language. They OF THE PARTY! ° ' ''"* The rage and extra large lot. Front and back ond 12x30 game room are only a tew fea- porches. Location alto can bt used for tures of this beaotllul Mlddletown home. ing charges. have been released In their TED Thli recreation room has a built-in bar buslness-rtsldenttol combination. Asking Located on a hill with large'trets, It of- and a floor you con dance on, a touuifo r S3I.S00. fers lots or privacy for your family. Two- COOURTU S THEREEREOOH IN AND Eberhardt denied tapping own recognizance pending pcoplt who love to entertain. Air condl- BROOK car ggrage, large kitchen. Sewers In. TOOWNSHIW NSHIP OF HOLMDELH . Municipal Court' hearings » tloned three-bedroom ranch In lovtly Riv- AGENCY" Owner transferred. Do hurry on mil one. COOUNTUNTY OF IWONMOUTHWON , NNEW J6« the phone of Diane Lauds of er Oaks, Fair Haven. Two full baths, fire- REALTOR APOLLO Listed OU53.SMI. JEJEYY , APPROPRIATING S1IO.00O the same address Oct. 27, p.m. Nov. 20, place In living room, family room, two- •Irsl Ave. Atlantic Highlands THTHEREFQE B AND AUTHORIZINS THEE HALL cor oarage. Move-In condition. 154,500. AGENCY, INC. WALKER & WALKER 291-1717 3370 Hwy 35 Hailel ISSUANCE OPIltO/OOIltO/OOO BONDS OR 1970, and possessing a wiretap Police said yesterday the AGENCY, REALTOR Realtors NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP FOFORR HH- ENCY, REAL! Hwy 35 471)311 Mlddletown NANCINANCINO SUCH APPROPRIATIOAPPROPRIATIONN. device. charges were the result of an 733 River Rd. Fair Haven WHAT A GIFT! INCOME BB ITT O OBOllNBD BY THE TOWN COLTS NECK CHARM SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- His innocent plea, entered alleged incident Tuesday Christmas Is coming. Give your family VALUE! Small two-family house. Excellent loco, SHIP Or HOLMDEL, IN THE COUN- '»42§5' the gift ot a lifetime. Almost new four* tlon. Both apartments are rented. Return Awaits thejiew owner of this four-bed- TY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY by mail, was accpeted here by when tho neighbors got Into bedroom Colonial In prime Little Silver ASKING $37,000 en investment Is excellent. Call tor de- room, l'/i-bath split located on over onl (not Ins than two-thirds of all We mem- LITTLE SILVER location. Charming country kitchen and tails. full acre of choice land. Relax In 31' gonv Ihertol atllrmotlvely concurring). Superior Court Judge Patrick an argument'over Mr. Nt»- " Unique old home on one ocre. 40x20 family room, sliding doors to redwood Expansion ranch In excellent room, complete with coiy fireplace, o J.McUannJr, nan's contention that the Law beamed Hvlno room with stone fireplace, deck overlooking pond. Centrally olr con- condition on tr«ed lot with pri- $24,000 entertain In spacious 22' living room. Fu ,,.lion 1. Tht Improvement described 11x18 sitting room with flreplact, dining ditioned. Just listed with us. Call, we have vacy, 26' living room, dining tnsemtnt. owner asking s74,roo. Call us In Section ) of this bond ordinance Is In other innocent pleas en- brothers were trapaasing on room, lorot kitchen. S6Q,Q0Q. the key. 131,000. room, four lorgt bedrooms. Ex* today. STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC, hereby outhorlted os a general Improve- HOWARD . . trm Include new carpeting, ond ALLAIRE-FARROW Reallor, 340 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 747-5600. ment to be mode or acquired by The tered by mail: his property. new appliances, tew taxes. Call ( MIDOLCTOWN »4«,9C Township ot Holmdel, In the cTaunty ol VICTORIAN nowt »4 arodS"!! Rw| Bonn . Monmouth, New Jtrtey. For the salt Valmont Corbett, tl. of fill) Mother-in-law setup. Six bedrooms. In Three-bedroom ranch In excellent condi- Improvement or purptie stated In sole come potential. Low taxes. 139,900. DEXTER 741-3450 I tion on beautifully shrubbed lot. Full fin- Section 3. tljtre Ithere by opproorlqied SewaU Ave., Asbury Park, de- ished bosement with IV gomeroom + ASSOCIATES-REALTOR A. FRED MAFFEO Call Anytime > , workshop. Attached garage, Many extras. five sum ot fl«0,O0O told turn being In- nied possessing heroin in Long 21 East Front St. Red Bank clusrvli t olf ollVl appropriation iatinss heretoforheetofore RUMSON $36,000 Realtor HILLSIDE COTTAGE Mustbeseen. Call todayl Branch July IS. Environment 569 River Rd., Fair Haven m t r Lovely three-bedroom, l'/j-both house, 747-2701 A charming ond roomy house with a 30' PALACE REALTY secl!lo n V.%r the flnanclno of sold Excellent neighborhood, near schools. 741-9333 living room with natural stone fireplace, COLONIAL window-wall dining room with beoutiful 2951 Rl. IS Realtor Hailel Improvement or purpose ondto meat view, step-savlrn kitchen, three large bed- sold 1110,001) cpproprlollen, negslloble LEGAL NOTICE TWO-STORY HOUSE rooms, two fullboths, 22' family room, 264-5300 bonds of the Township ore hereby ou- Unit Gains paneled ond beamed ceilings, French thorlttd lo bo litued In tht principal Section I. This bond ordinance shall With garogt apartment. Very large kitch- HOLMDEL omovnt of tllO.MO purusanl to tht Local take effect Iwthlyfy™SS' (H>i doydoytt ,pfitr ini en. Near schools. UI.4O0. Start the New Year oil right In Ihls love- doors to enclosed porch and private patio, YOU NAME IT!! ly four-bedroom home. Den wllh fire- attic finished with built-in bunk beds, plus Sond Law of New Jersey. In anticipa- first publlcotlon thereof otter fiinnlobti . NEW HOMES This Fair Hoven cottage has everyteverythinl g tion of trier Istuonct of sold bonds ond to sage, os provided by sold Locaaloonl o McAlister Agency place, game room, central air, polio, fin- basement and garage. Lovely landscaped Interior charm, exterior beautybeautyMh, thee i choi- temporarily llnonc* sold Improvement 2 Members ished basement. Beautiful home In River All under S70.O0O Realtor V* acre lot. Minutes to marina, shopping cest of locations, ond the very but school or purpose, neoolloUt notes of tht LBOALNOTICB Oaks. Call today. Good homes like these are getting scarcer and N.Y.C. transportation. Can't last al sltgollon. Gorgeous Irees. Three bed- LSUHbnUMU W E. River Rd., Rumson MMIM ond scarcer. Inclpal amount not ex- The foregoinfprtgoing ordinancordli e was In- FREEHOLD - Two new Four bedrooms. 2'/i batnj, tftn plus li- sio,MO. Realtor. rooms, both plus lavatory, extraordinary ._...,... ,„.. ortTiirtoy ovltiorliid HOWELL TOWNSHIP v0lueatWe,W0. cttdlitg.l oductjd and passed on first reading al members were appointed yes- ENJOY LIVING brary, very much English, on quiet THE KIRWANCO. t._o be fss rssuti d purtmnt to ond wllhln tht special rnttfing of tne Township Com. CRAVING THE COUNTRY? slreef. limitations proscribed by sold Law mtflelfiftJhltHilhlt of Ihe township ol Holmael held i terday by the county Board or Tudor In wonderful friendly neighborhood. Five bedrooms, three full baths, cen- 75 Newman Springs Bd. Red Bank, N.J. RUSSELL AA. BORUS Section 3. (a) Tht Improvement there on Nov. t, Tm and will be considers This Is II. Nestled omono the Irees but tral air conditioning, game room, den, REALTORS by oufnorfied and the pvrpoie fer the fl for flnol passage and adoption at a close to motor roadways, shopping..and Excellent condition. All new kitchen, Freeholders to the Monmouth three bedrooms, patio, garage, heated plus library. 842-4350 600 River Rd., Fair Haven nonclng of which sold tWopllons art ft meellr ildfowninlpcofnmltletto walk to Swim Club.Let your family Four-bedroom, two-both hillside ranch. 747-4533 be Issued Is Ine contlrucllon of up to be he nshlp HaFl, I o'clock' breothe In this four-bedroom home wllh basement. Immediate possession. Take a County Environmental Coun- look 1149,000. Stained woodwork, teak Kitchen cabi- NEW RANCH-$41,990 nine (9) new tennis couris and related Mov. M, Wh at which living reom, kitchen wllh dining areo, full nets. Rolling countrywide. MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP r No development, one of a kind on heavily Dog kennel ond hone farm. 15 acres, 900' focllltltt ol Iht tltt of fnt municlpoi me and ploct all persons detlrlnj to cil.. bath and basement1 , enclosed porc.h plus •flweie vim Hvvtiimi * wi«*iw« p# Four-bedroom, 2Vi-bo1h Colonial over* treed lot. Hew ranch has three bedrooms, swlmmlno pool complex located on the '„ 'hear d" the iertoi n wilIl bt giveglvi n Ml op ». All In t looking Township's largeit and moil frontage. Two-bedroom home, big born two-car garogt. All In very go I'/i Baths, larae Hvlno room, formal din- 179,0007 easterly tlrKofHolmoel-Keyporl Road porlunlty. beautiful form*. Ing room, family room, spacious eat-In In the Township. Including olT work or DAVID COHEN Appointed for three year STOP THE WORLD AAcCue kitchen. 10% down to qualified buyer motirlalt necessary therefor or In- Moyor AND GET OFF HERE Realtors Marshall P. Whitfield PAUL R. STRYKER terms were Edward J. Arbac- M Ridge Rd. FHA, and no down VA to qualllled buyer cidental thereto, and all In accordance Attest: SM.'M Realtor Member 2 MLS Only Ml,990. REALTOR wllh plant ond specifications therelor John P. Wadlngton M3-27M prepared ond on lilt In tht oftlct ol Iht zawski of Upper Freehold . BEN ALPERN So. Holmdcl Rd.. Holmdel MM47S 1 Hwy 34 Holmdel, N.J H'io" lit .11 Township, and Dr. Edward YOU'LL WANT TO PAUL BRAGAR (b)Tlio tstlmattd rnaxlmum omount REALTORS $34,900 Realtor Member Multiple Lining Miller of Millstone Township. 46 W. Main St. Freehold Open 7 days ot bonds or notes to be Issued fer said BRAND NEW OWN THIS ONE! nt Brood St. Shrewsbury purpose It IIK.OM. Call 462-6464 This aluminum sided, maintenance free, MONAAOUTH BEACH (c) The estimated cost ol told purpose TWO-STORY COLONIAL A-l condition home, surrounded by huge Istlto.OOO. Eight persons were desig- MIDDLETOWN stately trees. In prlrrte Mlddletown area, NEW SHREWSBURY CLUB CIRCLE AREA Section 4. The (ollowlng matters - imagine a brand new two story Colonial features four large bedrooms, two full PEAR STREET Tall Ireesl Just one block from ocean. Co> hereby doltrmlned, declored, recited nated members of the county featuring tour moster slie bedroom), tat- botrn, wood-burning fireplace In cozy Mv- lonial charm. Five bedrooms, v/i baths, ondttaltd: ' Jnretbtdroom ranch on spacious Ireed In kitchen, large living room, V/j baths, Ina room, nitty kitchen with dlshwaihtr, Expanded ranch, on wooded lot, ottering llreploce, porches. Asking 149,900. (o) The sold purpose described In Sec- Police Training School Com- hi. Living room with fireplace, dining one-car attached garage. Exterior Is attached garage. Only 135,9901 Coll us >oom, kllchin. garage. City sewers. rnginienance free ond the price unbelie- three large bedrooms, living room, dining HICKEY AGENCY tion 3 of this bond ordinance Is not o cation ot the undersigned, Wllliem R. Prime areo. close to transportation. room, eaf.ln kitchen, two bolhs, full base Reallor current exptnse'ond Is a property or Im- •lair, Jr., Sole iMculor of tnt tttale ot mittee which superseded the vable. Building now and we have the provement which the Township may , US.SOO.v plans. Moke a date with the HOME FIND- ment. One year new home guarantee 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach The sold Mildred von Brunt Hornbruch Police Firing Range Com- IR to see Ihls one at only (34,700. Won't "PAUL P. BOVA Cream pulf condition. S22.90C. No down Coll m.4047 anytime lawfully acquire or moke as a general deceaseddd , notictie It Hherebb y givei n to ththe lasl.10% down to quallflea ourchoier. REALTORS Improvement, ond n» part of tht cost creditors of said deceased to present to mittee. RED BANK "SEE THE HOME FINDER" 35 Cherry Tree Form Rd., Mlddletown thereof has been or thali be specially the sold Sole executor their Claims un- THE BERG AGENCY LINCROFT assessed on properly specially benefited der ooth within six monljis front thli TWO-FAMILY • 671-2544 LINCROFT date. BOWTELL Three-btdroom split. Large family room t period of uwfulness of toll Doted: November ilh, WJ Named as chairman was INCOME POPERTY wllh fireplace, screened porch, privacy ASSOCIATES-REALTORS . . RIVER PLAZA CAPE - Three bed- purpose, wllhln Iht llmllotlont ot told WILLIAM i. IILAI«, JR., Wall Township Police Chief ' rpomii tiled both, room for fourth bed- JUST LISTED planting. New wall-to-wall carpeting, jnd Law and according lo Iht II Wallace) Street, * good Investment. 524,000. , room ond second both. Eat-ln Kitchen, wosher, dryer, relrlgerotor. Walk to H.Y reoionobl* life thereof computed from •tut Bonn, Ntw Jersey o/;oi Walter C. Witt Jr. 291-2100 fiaiement. Immediate occupancy. Good but. H9,«M 842 1115 Iht dolt of tht sold bonds oulhorlted by Is Ihls tour-bedroom, 2'/i'bath Colonlol lo- Executor COUNTRY i buy ot 130.000. mis bond ordinance It I) years. Mtiirs. Persons, Ceniono, LINCROFT ASSOCIATES cated on over */i ocre of choice lond In l3t,90Q - This lour-ftedroom Llllle Sllvti Mlddlelown. Coiy family room fireplace. to The supplemental debt stattmtnl •lojrf Warren, Others appointed were COLONIAL • LITTLE SILVER RANCH - Tiptop con. home Is lust a block ?rom tti* e TenniTl s Club' , required by said Law has been duly Is Wolioce Street, MS Hwy 15, Mlddltlown, Ill-llll Over an ocre of property, backing up to a Located on a quiet culdt-sac wllh many Living room with fireplace. 14 years dltlon. Three bedrooms, two tKrini. Living tall trees. Built-in fire alarm, one of many mode ond fllta In the office of the Town- fted Bank, New Jersey 07701 - county Prosecutor James M, farm. Is ttif setting lor tnls four-bedroom, room with fireplace, dining room. den. en- young ond In.excellent condition. Large ship Clerk and o compltte txtcutea du- COME SEE AND AGREE I'/i-both homo wltn huge family room ond extras. True country living. Owner asking yard offers trees and privacy. Coll r Attorneys Thot this Is a lovely three-bedroom ranch, closed oorch, attached double oaraoe. SSl.tOO. Call today, STERUNO THOMP- plicate thereof has been filed In the of- Coleman.Jr.; Sheriff Paul central oir conditioning, Immediate occu- Many exlroi. Mv.500. owayl ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, fice of Ihe Director ot the Division ot Nov, 10 U.ti In mint condition, with a specious living pancy, andjt Is In excellent condition. SON ASSOC, Realtor. itt> Hwy 3), Mld-•River Rd., Fair Hovtn. 741-ToM. dldown. W-USt. Locol Government strvlcti in the De- Klernan; Albert V. room ond ««y fireplace, eolln kllchin, 1*54)00. partment of Community Affairs of the dining oreo, full baiemenf ond two-car go- The SCHANCK AGENCY THE LIVING END-S39.TO0 stole of Mew Jersey, and such Halt, McCormick, chief of county raoe. Lovely grounds. Don't hesltale, call COLTS NECK 5 ACRES This has everything. The chorm of Eng- menf shows (hot, while Ihe net debt of us now. S3S300. REALTOR Beautiful, large, four-bedroom Colonial, land's countryside, maintenance free con- Iht Township determined as provided In detectives; Jack Jones, dean I Linden PI. Red Bonk Too shape and area. Huge den, master struction ol brick ond aluminum sic sold Law Is not Increased by this bond of the Institute nf Human Af- WATERBURY Applebrook «7O3« Jves. 5un.jW;0M DedroorrT M9,500. Tnret bedrooms, formal dining room, ordinance, tin gross debt of the Town- comfortable den, snapping flames from ship os delntKj m told Law Is Increased fairs, Brookdale Community Agency-Realtors BUY WATERFRONT NOW COLTS NECK $58,900 the living room llreploce. Central olr con- try this bond ordinance by si 10,000 ond Four-bedroom, 2Vi-bolh home. Mint condi- dlllonlno. Redwood verondo. Attached ga the Issuance of said obligation author. AGENCY 113 Ave. of Two Blveri IH3-2P00 Rumson Rumson. ISI.fOO. Four bedrooms, two tion. Air conditioned. Fireplace In fomlly rage, wall-lo-woll carpeting. All on holt college; James J. Tracey. Realtor — 47 Ytdrs of Service — Iniuror boltn, living room, (fining room, kitchen, acre of lovely wDodtd privacy. KIRWAN [ltd by this bond erdlnonct Is permitted «MopleAve. 747-3KM Red Bonk woll-to-WDirthrougnout — dock on woter CO., Realtors. HHm by Iht exception provided In paragraph special agent for the Federal SIX BEDROOMS Is o' ot low Mde — great place lor family NINE ACRES S45,00Q (h) e7 Section «»:J-7 of sold Cow To Ihe Bureau of Investigation; Nep- LINCROFT living, wltn tni best schools ottered. Small older three-bedroom home. EANSBURO - Two-story. Sl» large debt limitations pr. . Itied by said Law. STYNES REALTOR •41-Mee Charming Spill on >A acre. Oulet neloh. Avvalt the new owner ol Ihls el-level, lo- ALPREOJ. rooms, sun porch, v/t oaths, /SKIJO fine* Id) Tho ~-r._ amount of not ex. tune Police Chief A. LeRoy borhood. Convenient to oil transportation. cated in. r/lddlttbwn on on overiiied lot, HwyM Colts Ntck lot. 123,000. Principals only. 4»S-O);». ceedlng S . tor Items of expense Four bedrooms, l'A boths, tormol dlnlna HASSINGER Section 40AI2-M of told Ward and Freehold Police with a most unique floor plan. Comfort, ORACIOUS AND IMMACULATE - Is the able paneled den. 3>' living room. Clue lo Riolter SUPERB RANCH Low has been Included In iht foregoing Its E. River ftd. Rumson, M J. description of this four-bedroom, J'/i-balh ttllmeted cost ef tola Improvement or Chief Henry T. Lefkowlch. everything. Owner asking 149,900. Coll An outstanding new homt, recently tltta Colonial nestled In the trees In Oak Hill's loda/. STEP.UNO THO«PSOM ASSOC, at t9ZfQ0O. How offered by owner at finer section. Large sunken living room, Iht ollowonct of Commissions ond M 842-5880 179,300 Wlllconildtf serlftutoffir. It) fhlt bond ordinance autherin CpunseMtes, and 6Jrtcl(tns onljn- Realtor, 340 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. wnm. brlck-woll raised hearth fireploce Tn foml obligations ot the Township solely tor o . ustllltrr i»»»p i^»i^ ™~ i - ^w-»,iw ^;" ^ l ILLAAENSEE SM.SOO CXIFFWOOO BEACH MILLSTONE ly room, dressing room off master bed- purpose described In subsection Iht ol tltrucllont ol Iht Court, and DIs- CALL 462-8928 room, ond more, can be yours by the ho* 1 AGENCY Four-bedroom Cope Cod on nice site lot. Section 4OA:2-7 of sold Law, ond Ihe tattd Novembevember ir»d1A. A.DI . tin. Perth Amboy Lorge Hvlno room, two-car garope. inter- TOWNSHIP HA2LET lldays. Call lor Inspection today. E.A, sow obligations outhorlied by this bond ffift 90 acre form. Owelllng, Darn, brook, roll- ARMJTROHO AGENCY, Realtors, SS BVAN WILLL I OI. Realtor com system. Pool. Carpeting. Many ex- Ranch. Three bedroom, boitmtnt, two- orwnonc*art loot Issued for aourpoit In Rumsen Rtoe). tras. Priced lo tell. Call now. Ing land, woom car goroge, ftneeo yarn, 157.000. Prospective.. Little Silver. 741.4>flo. which Is "Mlf-llquldatlng ' wllhln tht In Rumsen RtoeRt«d). Hwy. 34, Colt* Neck 462-3172 NOT OVERPRICED - A home for al meonlna ond limitations of Stcflon Rumson, Mew Jersey, Youth Indicted MEYER AAORRILL BOB GRIMM seasons. Trie shaded In summer, wood 4OA:1-4J of lold Law ond ore deduttltilt, Admlnlttroter With will Anneneol PALACE REALTY Wllllom H. Frank, Bid. FREEHOLD - William J. 2y» Rt. 35 i Rifollor Hatlel BROKER M3-4I71 AOENCV flrt burning In winter, A plcturtbook pursuant to subsectio" n» (cletl of SectioStellanr RUMSON So Church St. Little Silver Hwy M iee-KOO ranch In choicest Fair Hoven location. Attorney al Low, Custom Colonial. Four bedrooms, 40/U-4.4. o_f told low,',_... fro—m 'Ih-t grots Karlowski, IB, of Perth Am- 264:5300 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCr — Llncrott. s^iTioo — This Lincrolt beoutylTIn Four bedrooms, two baths, paneled gome- oetlollne Townihip. three baths, formal dining room, room, basement, delightful screened Section 9. Tht Improvement neri- boy Is charged with contrib- second living room. Prlvott ac- COLONIAL LI VING-M»,500 Split level. Living room, dining room, "move-lrr condition. 30 day possession 11.13 Older three-bedroom Colonlol in "move kllchen, r/> bottn.l or 4 bedrooms, pon- possible, three bedrooms, den plus family porch lor your summer enlerlolnlng. Two- Inoooyt authorlitd lo bt undertaken Is cess to river. How US.MO. Coll eled recreation room. Two-cor garage, M car garage, SSI,900. Call today I COW- on Improvement and extension al tnt uting to the delinquency of Ml-MM. In" condition. Feolures 20x13 Mlchtn, room. Large yord. A perfect first home In Hull muster bedroom, formal dining acre. City sewtrt. St. Leo the oreaf par, o line area for children. Coll today! RO- STRA AGENCY, Reollor, e| e. Front SI,, municipal public, utility crtoitd by bond three teenagers )n an In- 135,990 - Fourbedroom Country Club Islt. Five minutes to porkwoy. HJ.JOO. Call GER F. COZENS, Realtor, 11} River Rd., Red Rank. 7411700 or 29I-07M. ordinance finally adopted October', room, IVi bolhs. full bosement, Iwo-cor 1*71 pursuant fo IfttoroWilons of Chap- Cape. Living room with fireplace. Two prom. Unbellevoble volue otthli prlc*. Owner. 747-1I20. Folr Hoven. H\!tU. BARGAIN TIME—(44.500 < dictment handed up by a tofta. alloched. oorope. Fenced rtor yard ter 146 of the Pamphlet Laws of New ftftWAN CO., Reollon, W-»<00. F*llt.HAV£tl -' Mew MurOMroom. IW- A veritable poradlse. Two acres of Irees, Jersey ol l«». vltuol ond Pflknoraph c Cqutorntft ot county grand jury. lor the Uds. A perfect first home, Coll Mth M-level. eat-in kitchen, family room, UTTt-e SILVER - tet's "talk turkey" shrubs and rolling lown surround this fht Pyrchoilnp Dtportmtnl* Hi U*w- todoyi ROGEH rVCOIEHS,, «U—ttootfaV.- "in" SPECIAL - *)•,«««. Section 4. The Improvements here- laundry room. Aluminum sluing, brick an this creom-putf brick ond frame Cap* four-bedroom beauty. Formal dining Inobove authorized ore deemed to be tor Karlowski Is accused of giv- River Rd., Folr Hoven. 741-MM. Cod In ttie htorfof town. Thret good sued room, den, 7v> batm, full finished bose- sty on November V, \m of UN P.M. l> IKI|)a t a stlMlquldotlng purpose purtyanl lo prevailing time, at which tint place ledroorrts. !•' eat-In kitchen. Paneled ment wllh 3)' gomeroom, crockllno fire Ihe provisions ol Section «A:l-4> Ib) cl ing beer to a 15-year-old East CLIFFWOOO KACH - Three-bedroom ^isspssR T^SiT "''• " ' """ Florida room. Pull baiement ond two-car place, central olr conditioning. 40x30 In. said Low, since Ine Locol Flnonct said bids will bt publicly opentd ond house with baseboard heating, hardwood CHARMING CAPE COD - In River Oaks goroge plus all necessory oppllonns Coll ground pool, two-car garage, clrculor Board In tnt Division ol LOCOI oovtrn- Keansburg girl, a 18-year-old USI Prospect Ave., UIMe Silver. 74HS0O. section of Fair Haven. Four bedrooms ipli ' slone drive. Musi be seen lo be believed. floors, tenctd-ln yard, basement. »«o»on- .„.lodo.y foforr Inspection. E.A. ARMSTRONG menl Services In ihe Department of oble. Will negotlole wllh buyer. Call be- plus nursery. Fenced-ln yord, screened , Realtors, 55S Prospect Ave., We have the key. Call now. KIRWAN CO.! Community Affairs ot the Jlale of Ntw Keansburg youth and a 10- parch. Beautiful dogwoods. Many extras. AGENCY. Realtors, 7I7MOO. tween ma.cn. aide p.m. M3-W7. Sprrowllng four-bedroom ranch on three Llllle Silver. 74I-4SM, Jersey pursuant to said Section has year-old, Perth Amboy youth acrrees ofteoiltlful property. U\ living Principals only, MMm J MIODIETOWN m wllh llreploce, lorge, lorrnol dining ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS - Four.bed- MIDDLGTOWN — Four ocres with herelofoi ' " "~ with odtouott security mireen or certl- Custom bvllltl ranch, three bedrooms., |orgge roo KEVPORT — 111.500. Soulless In ond out. epoclous Colonial ond lorge Mrn In set bosls of I , July 7 In Keansburg. Bosement. Near school STERLING room, 2'/>-both Cope Cod or two-oedroom, lled check In an amount tfjuol lo 10% ol llvll , dtnlng room"", kitchen, "urge ieam^celllnplnl^^ondjlnlna I'/i bath with apartment. Fireplace, ling pi mature trttsi hondy iocotlonr--"-- , the amount of tht old, not to eicttd paneled mily room. Attached ooroot. •ea McCANN, Real Ettale Broker, Ue-ytM. HAROLO LINDGMANN, Sraki ~oton- Ihe last preceding fiscal year II th SM,W). will bt requkej fJMs may not In another Indictment. Wil- t. Fenced yard. Pointed this roomoo . Lo double goroge, on 'J? ocre tree shaded cor. hod been Included Interest and debt IJO'KIJJ' lot. Fenced yard. Pointed this tor delolll. KIHWAN CO., WANT YOUR CHILDREN CLOSE TO ner lot. Ml,WO. IMJ lown_ _ bt wltltdrown within tnjrty doyt oner liam E, Pope, 29, of 114 Craw- yeari Inside aandd outt. Many extrasextras .B Byy lor hhersee s demotion choraes for the obliaatlons au the actual day ol tht bid opening. RaltorsRealt , NATURE? - Delightful six ocre horse HOLMOCL — Four Mdroomt. F.rrellenl Ihorlied herein and prospective Income owner. IM.OT. Coll »7-»544, term with tern* woods; dood tnrni grond REDUCED SSSW Tht owntr rtstrves the unrestricted ford St., Shrewsbury, is if WALL-TO-WALL" tovely older Colonlol, completely reno- condition. Two-tor garogt. In.ground from sold Improvement or extension, or right lo relect ony or ail Mdif wirlio oc- AlDDLETOWN - New all franseorfollon three bedroom home. HAROLD LINO- vated ond In "mint" condition. Three bed- pool. Acre. Just reduced lo Ul.m. Well that tnt utility would hove been sell-ilq- EMANN, Broker, Eotomewn. Jnnw. cept any bid 11/ in hit otlnlon, Iht bidder charged with breaking Into • and schools. Aluminum Cope. Four bed- rooms, formal dining room, rosewood worth Investigating. Joseph S. Lang, ulaVrilny If choraes had been collided In Is not contirjered tlnonclally or ftclinh rooms, two full baths, kllcntn, living OWNERS CALIFORNIA SOUND paneled den, two-car garogt. Beamed Holmdel — Reallor. «4-4137. the last prtctdlng fltcol yeor Ol prt colly oble to carry out fht contract n the home of Linda Ingram. UTTLt SILVESILVfiR - IImmocutot, '- e cuti In living room, dlnlna room, anf • --J-1i or for oriv rtostn in the own- Crawford St., Shrewsbury, kltcntn. built sow(en-roon m rpnch. Twoi filed bo II ioserneiifTWIl roll itncTne. Re. Lot» and Acreage "Section" £°Tho*Juli follh and crtdlt ot centrallyI oollr cmoWtmed. entlosedjo duced to MMM fofor loslostt solesole.. BeautifuBeautifull the Township ore hereby pledged to me and stealing her checkbook : KEANSBURO - Foxr bedroemtjtwo tied tun room, two-cor oorogt. otf on a wne for the money. KIP.WAN CO.CO .R Reoll- punctual paymenrpf the prlnclpol of «nd rv LTNCROFT — Stvtn heavily "wooded boltis, Paneling d wolllowall cgrpellno Half ocre elet In a A\\¥ihtfw i ' lors. W-i acres; bordered by brook, suo-drtloabtt Inlernl on tht told obligations oulhor June 22. Itood. Ejrtrft Incluot: tit lor potslblt five home sites. Asking Ired by Ihls bond ordinance. Said obllgo- ronat, n ojollon domtttl. jo i frLe euXfe - Liiiie silver, m,m E.elusive listing, Roger F. Co- lions snatl bt direct, unllmfled obliSo AWrf r con be settled by Christmas, rlans ol the Township, and the Township The indictments were hand- Cwlom or, complete Insulation, combination rooms, prime_»«.jj lenl, Reollor, 74l7Mi. doors and screens, all cwptts, curtains, p • to Itvy od void • — ed up to Superior Court Judge draoet, anal Venetian Winds. New root and baths. (Snliy room, Iwiww oarage. h. Hgrr f SITf- Ooodlof. dtyt^pmtnt, autltrtlii MM. Wodsonoblyprlcedol E.A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Realtors, Francis X. Crahay, the county - I4»,S00, Coll JOHN L, MINUOH near Albuquerque. Socrllice. t*50. Ada- oblldati SIS Prospect Ave., Lllllt Sllvtr..MMSW. cent lots selling al SI300.747435?. Nov. Id assignment judge. ''MI-MI. M0». AGENCY, Ml-ULV for oppolntment. HmlTotlotiol n of rott or omount. 30 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MtddJelown, N.J. Friday, November 18,1972 ONE DAY ONLY! TOMORROW

•*••••••••••••••*; 100 ROLLS SAT. 10 A.M. OUR BIGGEST SALE IN YEARS - THICK & LUXURIOUS WE HAVE PUT HUNDREDS OF CARPET BLASTS CARPETS AT UNBELIEVABLY SHAG SIZE DEsanmoN VALUE PMCE ¥ LOW PRICES - ALL RUGS ARE 7.9x8 Avocado Wide Patterned Nyl 99. 1. DESCRIPTION VALUE SALE 6.4x9.6 Bright Orange & Rust Comm. Nyl 49. 1. ¥ Candy-Stripe Nylon Tweed 39. 1. KOOfLS-ACRYLICS 4.6x14.6 Heavy Random-Sheared Avocado Wool 89; 3. FROM FAMOUS U.S.A. MILLS - Black & White Nylon Tweed 39. 3. NYLONS 6.9x7.2 Nutria Beige Cobblestone Nyl 49. 1. ¥ Orange Tweed Comm. Nyl 119. 9. 9.10x14 Olive & Mint Poly. Shag .169. 29. EXCEPTIONAL QUALITIES AT A Blue-Green Indoor-Outdoor 39. 8. VALUES 9x10.i Green Mint Tones Nyl. Shag 99. 9. ¥ Peppermint Nylon Tweed 49. 9. s 5 9.6x10.10 Passion Purple Poly. Shan 119. 29. FRACTION OF THEIR WHOLESALE Rust Indoor-Outdoor Tweed 49. 12. TO 8" sq.yd. 9.9x9.9 Golden Nugget Poly. Shag 119. 29. ¥ Candy-Stripe In. & Outdoor 59. 14. 9.10x12 Olive Rust Comm. Nyl 139. 29. Spanish Gold Sculp. Nylon 149.-19. 6.7x17.4 Bronze Embers Heavy Twist Acr. 149. 29. ¥ COST. Moss Green Sculp. Nylon 89. 19. 10x12 Blue & Green Cobblestone Nyl 129.1 29.' Avocado Cobblestone Nylon 129. 29. 12x14 Grey & Black Comm. Nyl 169. 39. ¥ Moss Cobblestone Nylon 179. 29. 7.5x8 Turquoise Kitchen Comm. Nyl 69. 24. ••*•••••••••••• Old Gold Sculp Herculon 99. 33. 12x12 Federal Gold Cobbleslone Nyl. All-bound. 169. 49. Bronze Cobblestone Nylon ; 149. 33. 7.5x15 Sunlight Gold Sculp. Herculon 139. 39. Avocado Cobblestone Nylon 139. 33. 7x12 Avocado Green Cobblestone Nyl 119. 29. Coin Gold Kodel 99. 39. 9x12 Autumn Harvest Comm. Nyl ..69. 39. Blue-Green Comm. Nylon 129. 39. 9x12 Cranberry & Black Comm. Nyl 69. 39. KITCHEN & PLAYROOM Moss Green Sculp. Kodel 169. 39. SHAG RUG 13.4x14.10 Black & White Comm. Nyl 119. 69. Old Gold Comm. Nylon 89. 39. 10.9x11.11 Gold Sculp. Nyl 139. 45. Spanish Gold Sculp Nylon 99. 39. CARPETING Gold & Green Comm. Nylon 119. 39. THICK & LUXURIOUS 9x12 Red 4 Black Tweed Comm. Nyl 69. 39. 10x12 Emerald Green Sculp. Nyl.' 149. 44. TOUGH-DURABLE-Com. Nvl. Avocado Sculp. Nylon 169. 39. HEAVY KOOELS & NYLONS 9.6x14.5 Red & Black Nyl. Shag 99. 49.' Mint Gold Sculp. Kodel 159. 44. 12x12 Melon Green Sculp. Nyl 149. 39. OldGoldfeculp. Kodel 169. 49. 7.6x12 Sea Mist Green Sculp. Nyl 89. 19. Burnt Orange Sculp Kodel .179. 49. SELECTED SECONDS-MILLTRIALS Bronze Sculp. Kodel 199. 59. SHE V DESCRIPTION —VM.UE SALE SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE PRICE Celedon Green Velvet Nyl ...179. 59. J 6x9 Beige Poly, Shag 59. 19. 7.7x17.9 Moss Green tones shag 149. 49. 13.6x14.10 Orange Sunset Kitchen Jute Comm. Nyl... 239. 79. 5x14.10 Blue & Green Shades Shag 89 29. 9.6x12 Orange, Brn.&GrnKitchenComm.Nyl....189.' 59. 8.10x13.11 Garden Green Shag '!i69 39. 7.6x12 Grass Green Shag 144 44. 9.6x10.2 Emerald Gr. & Gold Kitchen Comm. Nyl.... 169. 49. 8.9x11.9 Aztec Gold Kodel Shag 139. 29. 12x13.6 Golden & Brown Kitch. Comm. Nyl 189. 69. 10x12.3 Forrest Green Shag 149 39. 12x12 Golden Nugget Kitchen Comm. Nyl 169. 69. 12x15 , Gold Shag 179. 69. SHORT 10.5x11.9 Russet Green Nyl. Kilchen 149. 59.' 10.5x1 •",10 Kelly Green Tweed Shag 179. MEDIUM 49. 12x13.10 Surf Blue Comm, Nvl ....169. 69. 9.2x15 Bronze & Blue Shag 189. 69. 10.7x11.4 Burnt Orange Shag 169. 12x12.10 Golden Odyssey Kitchen Nyl ,. 179. 69. 49. RUNNERS 11.9x14.3 Ocean Tones Kitchen Comm. Nyl .' 169. 79. 15x13.5 Jungle Green Tones '. 199. 79. 11.10x13 9.3x12 Orange Delight Nyl. Kitchen 119. 49. Sea Mist Green Shag 169. 49. 12x13.4 Indian Summer Kitchen Nyl 199. 69. 11x13.2 Lime Green Shag 179. 59. All Qualities 11.3x12 Old Gold Shag 169. 69. 10x16.4 Desert Sands Kitchen Nyl 199. 69. REMS 9x15 Nile Green Shag 189. 69. & Colors- 12x15.7 Green Marathon Kitchen Nyl 179.' 79. 10.3x12 Martini Shag 109. 44. 11.1x11.6 Olive Rust Kitchen Nyl 119. 69. ALL QUALITIES 10.4x14.3 Orange Shag 239. 59. VALUES TO 11x12 Random Red Tones Nyl. Kitchen 149. 69. 12x15-? Toraodor red shag 179. 79. 12x15 Candy Stripe Nyl. Kitchen 159. 79. & COLORS 6x14.10 Blue & Green Shag :. 99. 29. 44. 12x18.11 Candy Stripe Red & Green Kitchen Nyl 239.119. VALUES 9x12 Spanish Gold Shag 159. 11.4x12 Scarlet Red Tones.Kitchen Nyl 149. 69. 11.5x12.9 Desert Sand Shag* 199. 69. .'• lo!5000 12X21 Green Tweed Shag 289. 89. 11.6x12 Meridian Gold & Brown Kitchen Nyl 199. 69. 16.2x17.7 Green & Brown Shag I39. 49. 11.10x13 Fire-Engine Red Kitchen Nyl: 189. 79. 12x10 Bronze & Blue Shag :...89. 44. 12x17.7 Brassy Green Kilchen Nyl. Comm 149. 89. 12.1x12.6 Mountain Snow Nyl. Kitchen 159. 69. Subject to Prior Sale SPECIAL - 25 HEAVY QUALITY - 10x12 Blue-Green Kitchen Nyl 169. 59.' ALL COLORS - JUST ARRIVED 10 A.M. MEDIUM 11.10x19.7 Swiss Alpines Kilchen Comm. Nyl... 269.119. '12x14.6 Aqua & Nutmeg Kitchen Nyl...... ; 169. 79. RUG BOMBS Jj 00 30-40' 1 SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE SALE ROLLS 100 ONLY 4.4x10 Bronze Heavy Plush Ac 69. 20. 75 ONLY SQ. YDS.: 4.10x7.10 Beige Sculp Nylon 49. 8. 18x27 LIMIT 4.7x11.11 Ucorice-Comm. Nylon 49. 9.. 5.3x8.6 Nile Groen Sculp. Kodel -..79. 19. IND.-OUT. REIVIS SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE SCATTERS |l| '4.7x12 Spanish Red Sculp. Acr 79. 21. SQ. YD. VALUE TO 3.49 SQ. YD. 5.8x6.5 Fawn Tones Ind.-Outdoor 79. 21. 12x31 Sherwood Green Poly. Shag 395. 5.6x12 Gold Tones Comm. Nyl 59. 22. 12x23.6 Aqua & Avocado Twisted Nyl. SJia'g.319. 6x10.6 Hoather-Embossed Nyl 69. 22. 12x25.6 5.10x7.9 Old Gold Sculp. Nyl 79. 22. Golden Odyssey Nyl. Sculp. ' 289 BR0AOL00IV1 RUNNERS 10.10x28.8 s 5.9x7.8 Poa Green Shag-Kodel 59) 25. 50-ONLY value Nutmeg & Gold Wilton Wool Z475. ALL 2.3x12 . 12.00 7x8 umo Green Shag Kodol 79. 27. l 12x33 Sea Mist Green Sculp. Nyl 449 s 6xl2 Sna Groon Sculp Kodel 89. 29. 12x31 Orange Sunset Sculp. Nyl....""!".".'".439^ 7.5x10.4 Fotost Green Tip-Shearod 99. 29. FRINGED 3 §o 12x30 BOUND 2.3x15 , 15.00 6x9 Misl Green Kodol 89. 29. Meadow Green Tweed Nyl. Shag.....395. 7.5x10 Jowel Gold Sculp. Acr 99. 39.1 18*30 OVALS 12x21.4 Cranberry & Black Poly. Shag 295 6.7x12 Beigo Tip-Sheared Acr 99. 39. „ 11.10x27 Moonlight Gldn. Tweed Poly. Shag^359. 11.10x27 Pacific Aqua Tones Twd. Nyi/Shag7349. 12x37.6 Morning Kiss Gold Sculp. Nyl. ...~.'..;.".39S^ 13-PIECE 25-ONLY 11.9x29.9 Moonlight Golden Tweed Nyl. Shag 339. 15x21 Golden Crest Here, Sculp 329. VALUES TOW" INDOOR-OUTDOOR . CANDY STRIPE 15x21 1 Chartreuse Velvet Plush Nyl ..!!"349. RUNNERS 15x20.3 Royal Blue Embossed Nyl ""H339" CARPET REMNANTS Values to $5.00

SI2E DESCRIPTION VALUE PRICE 2.5x12 Groen Phantom 12. 4. 3x12 Blue Horizon ^r> 15. 4. 3x12 Honthor Brown 29. 8. :7? nun CITY *»«<*„<,*,, 3.4xB Lomon Yellow 19. 2. RT. 15 . 671-5880 4x0 Blue-Groon 15. 2. 2.6x6 Autumn Ornngo 12. 1. BATH 3.3x10 Golden Nuggot 19. 4. 6x0.. Avocado „ 39. 12. CARPET 6x8.6 Blue Groan :. ; 29. 12. 5.1x12 Siinsot Rod -19. 14. w/matching lid 7.0x12 Avocado : 59. 1S. 6.8x12 Scarlet Red.... 19. 15. MON. THRUFRI. lOto 9 . cover $ l 8.4x12 MossGroon 79. 25. MIDDLETOWN Value to 25 7.11x12 Bluo Green 69. 25. SAT. 10 to 6 6x12 Hoalhor Tones 49. 11. 1843 RT; 35 6.6x12 Hoathar Tones 39. 15. 7x12 French Blue ,49. 14.