State Bill to Legalize Abortions Introduced TRENTON (AP) - a Bill To

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SEESTORYPAGE3 Sunny, Milder . Mostly sunny and milder FINAL today, partly cloudy tonight, Red Bank, Freehold "Partly" cloudy Tomorrow;" Long Branch chance of morning showers. EDITION 20 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.94 NO. 179 RED BANK, N.J. TUESDAY, MARCH 7,1972 TEN CENTS Leaders Split on Tax Reform Procedure TRENTON (AP) - A poll expected the Legislature to Senate Majority Leader Al- taxes. take one hell of a lot of de- the report was totally lacking. they read it. throughout the slate and re- of legislative leaders yes- adopt the entire tax package , fred N. Beadleston, R-Mon- Republican Assembly Lead- bate. But 1 don't see the ne- None of the legislators had The committee has recom- sult in a statewide property terday proved inconclusive in without change. moirth, had no immediate er Richard DeKorte, a com- cessity for a special session," yet received a copy of the re- mended a $1.5 billion revenue tax reduction averaging 40 determining how they believe But Sears also' said the Leg- opinion on when and how the mittee member, repeated his he said. port and many seemed irked package. The most significant per cent. the Legislature should go islature would have to adopt Legislature would act on the earlier call for a special ses- Senate President Raymond by that fact. aspects of the program call Bateman said he believed a about accomplishing tax re- the committee's recommenda- tax program. sion of the Legislature to deal H. Bateman, It-Somerset, said Although they listened to for passage of a graduated special session would either form. tions "or something that adds . But Beadleston said he exclusively with tax reform. a special session will probably more than two hours of ex- state income tax, a limited have to be held in June after At a special joint session, up to the report, or you must thought such planning might Against Special Session be necessary while Minority planations of the report by statewide'property tax and re- the current regular legislative the Legislature heard a report consider a whale new bal- be premature until the Legis- But Assembly Speaker Leader J. Edward Crabiel, D- Sears, DeKortc and former moval of the clothing ex- session ends, or in November. of the State Tax Policy Com- lgame." lature enacted the current Thomas Kea,n, R-Essex, said Middlesex, said he didn't see Assemblyman Robert N. emption on the sales tax. But he said he docs not be- mittee. The committee chair- However, legislative leaders proposed budget and the li- he did not see the necessity any need for a special legisla- Wilentz, another committee The committee says adop- lieve a meeting can be sched- man, former Sen. Harry L. appeared to be widely split on mited program Cahill says for a special session. Kean active meeting. member, all of the legislators tion of the program would en- uled between the two national Sears, told them the tax group when and how theballgame he needs to balance that budg- knowledged there would be a Comment on the actual rec- questioned said they would able the state to pay the full' political conventions this sum- was not "60 arrogant" that it. should be played. et with i\ii million in new lot ot work involved. "It'll -ommendations contained in withheld comment until after burden of basic school costs State Bill to Legalize Abortions Introduced TRENTON (AP) - A bill to . or incest or if the woman was De Korte, who was a mem- prohibit freewheeling abor- President Raymond H. Bate- legalize abortions has been in- unmarried and under age 16. ber of the commission and tions." He said that-in light of man, R-Somerset, and Major- troduced in the New Jersey It would also have permitted signed the majority report, court decision, he thought the ity Leader Alfred N. Beadles- Legislature, but most law- abortions if the physical or said the Crane bill at one time Crane bill might now be con- ton, R-Mon mouth, said they makers sidestepped comment mental health of the mother was considered by some per- sidered grounds tor com-' thought legislative action on the entire issue. was endangered or if the baby sons as too liberal. promise, *" should wait until the court* The action yesterday follow- was likely to be deformed at "If the court is right, I feel Senate leaders were also re- have finally disposed of U10 ed a ruling lasj Wednesday by birth. there should be some action to luctant to comment. Senate matter. a three-judge federal court, which held the state's 1849 abortion law unconstitutional, on grounds that it invaded a NIXON LANDSLIDE — Rick Tlllotson tallies results In the first election woman's right to privacy in In the 1972 presidential race, the primary vote in the little town of Dlxfleld the use of her own body and Notch, N. H. Voting at midnight, town gave 11 votes to President Nixon, that it was too vague to be five to Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, one to Sen. George McGovern. fairly enforced. The new bill was introduced' by , Assemblyman Eldridge Hawkins, a freshman Demo- crat from East Orange. He had no co-sponsors. NewHampshire The bill, which is similar Jo the current New York state law, would permit abortions up until the 4th month of pregnancy with a woman's con- sent, or if her physician believed it was necessary to Opens '72 Race save her life. Abortions could be per- MANCHESTER/N.H. (AP) Muskie told 2UB supporters as per ballots were in use every- formed only by licensed physi-' — New Hampshire voters cast he wound up his campaign where except in Portsmouth cians or by the woman herself the first primary ballots of last night in the north country and Nashua. With a long list acting under her doctor's in- ' 1972 today in an important paper mill town ofBerlin, just of delegate candidates, the structions, something now. test of Sen. Edmund S. Mus- 40 miles from his Rumford; vote count threatened to be permitted by law. ^e's standing as front-runner Maine, birthplace. slow. Most legislators shied away for the Democratic presiden- Two hours later, even closer from commenting on the" tial nomination. to the Canadian border in the Muskie was favored to rier court decision, which has al- Muskie appealed for a big hamlet of DixviHe Notch, vot- feat McGovern and three oth- ready stirred controversy in vote as a near-native from ers gathered at midnight to ers on-the-ballot foes and one many religious circles. neighboring Maine in a cam- cast primary .day's first votes. write-in contender in the Richard W. De Korte, R- AFWIrapfMta paign that ended with a bar- AH 11 Republicans voted.for Democratic preference vote. Bergcn, the GOP Assembly AFTERMATH OF FIREWORKS'DISPLAY — Building housing the Melrose Fireworks Company has rage of charges between him- President Nixon, while Mus- But the Maine senator's per- leader, said he expected the disappeared In a cloud of smoke in Orland Park, III., leaving parked cars destroyed/ fence ripped and self and Sen. George S. kie took five of six Democrat- centage was considered cru- state to appeal the decision to- debris all over, the foreground. Two were killed, the fwo-mlle-square complex was leveled and win- McGovern over which had ic votes. McGovern had the cial for judging his perform- the U.S. Supreme Court and dows were broken and walls cracked in Chicago's South Side, 12 miles away. In yesterday's explosions been first to disclose the other. , . ance. to seek a stay of the three- xmdflre.- - .source of campaign funds. Polling hours elsewhere Aides were hoping for at judge court's decision until "If I can't get help from my varied, with some opening as least 50 per cent. Muskie said the appeal is decided. friends close to home, I don't early as 6 a.m. EST and some "I don't make predictions" and Abortion has become such a know where to expect it," closing as late as 8 p.m. Pa- refused to set a goal. ; controversial issue in the legislature that last year, former Holmdel Open Space School Assemblyman William Crane of Bergen County withdrew a bill aimed at reforming the Accuser May Face state's 123-year-old law. Concept Gets 2-1 OK Vote Crane's bill was recommended by a commission HOLMDEL — It was close The standing room only Applause for specific points fifth grade. which he chaired which stud- quarters for the 400 parents crowd jammed the meeting throughout the evening Mr. Landers, in opening the ied abortion for nearly two who came to a give and take room well before Board of seemed to indicate an even first of three informational Kleindienst Today years. public session on the con- Education president John split in sentiment about the sessions planned by the board The bill would have per- troversial open space pro- Landers called the session to activity-centered program and the administration, told WASHINGTON (AP)-Act- against International Tele- John N. Mitchell, U.S. Dist. mitted abortion when the gram at the Village School order and explanations and in- that has been implemented the public that the board looking Atty.. Gen. Richard G. phone and Telegraph Corp. Court Judge Richard pregnancy resulted from rape last night. quiries began. this year in the Village ed to them "for cooperation Kleindienst returns to the wit- Anderson has written that McLaren who was in charge School's fourth and fifth and direction." ness chair at a Senate com- the suit was dropped after of the department's antitrust grades. "We are not afraid of being mittee hearing today for a ITT pledged to contribute division before his appoint- A show of hands at the end called a few names," Mr. possible confrontation with his {400,000 to defray expenses of ment to the bench, and Felix of the evening, however,' Landers declared, referring to accuser. • , the Republican National Con- Rohatyn, and ITT director. Red Bank Fills Post, showed 50 people present as the strong feelings the open Kleindienst and newspaper vention. He has accused "satisfied" with the program' So far, the mystery woman space project has aroused. columnist Jack Anderson Kleindienst of playing an im- "if (unspecified) improve- "With.progress had to come of the whole affair, ITT's were scheduled to testify at a portant role in the decision to ments are made" and 23 are controversy. We know we've Washington lobbyist Dita D. Judiciary Committee hearing drop the suit. Then Cancels Action "dissatisfied" with the pro- made many mistakes as a on why the Justice Depart- Others scheduled to testify Beard, has maintained si- gram. board; we're not too proud to RED BANK - Gerald Men- Here's what hapencd: This was approved by a vote ment dropped an antitrust suit today were former Atty. Gen. lence. admit this. We want to hear na, 321 Broad St., apparently The mayor, as previously of 4-1 with only Councilman There are 114 students in See Open, I'agc 2 •nmm-inm.hirinim.Mm.H.iMin.nnnu Her physician, Dr. Victor L. has served the shortest term reported, suggested formation Frank McKenna, the lone the fourth grade and 115 in thp Liszka of Arlington, Va., told as building inspector in the of a building department to be Democrat on the council, op- the committee yesterday that borough's history. headed by Willard Watkins, at posed. The Inside Story Mrs. Beard acts irrationally It lasted 45 minutes. present serving as code en- Following the vote a num- from time to time because of That's how long it took for forcement officer with two as- ber of persons in the audience Man of Controversy: Hawks meet Profs for KC excursion... Page 14 circulatory ailments com- the Borough Council to first sistants, Mr. Mcnna and Jo- questioned the decision and (It A advances, but St. Rose bows. Page II plicated by excessive drinking appoint Mr. Mcnna to the job seph Gibson; a former Black accused the Republican ma- Kunkcl's right at home behind plate Page 14 and trnnquilizcr.s. and then decide, after some independent candidate for jority of acting ton hastily. The Sen, Case Story (ialfiilo: A most colorful sports figure l'age 1$ heated exchanges, that it council. Mayor O'llern suggested Hut her physician in Den- U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case a conservative? should reconsider the appoint- Would Delay rescinding the vote to which Bridge Advice II ver, where she remains hospi- Such a description is given him by Associated Tress writer DAILY HICGISTKR ment. The mayor then told the Dr. Arnone replied, "You're James Gerntcnzang in an exhaustive article about. New The Chuck Wagon 14 PHONE NUMBERS talized, disagreed. Classified 1719 So, the job of building in- council that perhaps the coun- making a mockery of the Jersey's senior senator, hut it has to do with the senator's Main Office 7410(110 Disputes Contention spector, vacant since the cil had not fully understood council." choice of clothes. Comics 11 Classified Ads 7416900 "I don't believe Mrs. Heard dentil of Maxwell II. Klarin in Ills proposal as reported in Iho Oilier Posls The story, which will appear in tomorrow's Daily Regis- Crossword Puzzle II LfgalAdv 741-0010 has an emotional problem oth- December, is still vacant. newspapers and lie suggested The mayor said he felt Mr. ter, actually is about the challenge Sen. Case may face in No- ICdltorlnls. 6 Display Adv 741-0010 entertainment 10 circulation Dcpt.... 741-3330 er than being somewhat ap- Mayor Daniel J. o'llcrn delaying a decision. Watkins should be building in- vember from a conservative Republican. financial. 7 sports Dept 7410017 prehensive about this case," said he expected the matter to The Republican controlled spector and that both Mr. The Register's sports staff will he busy tonight so that Hockey: As I See It 15 Women's News 741 0010 Dr. Lewis Radclsky, an osteo- be resolved at the next coun- council agreed to the post- Mcnna and Mr. Gibson were you'll have a complete coverage of not only the high school path specializing In heart ail- cil meet inn on March 211. ponment of action on the may- Sec Red Bank, I'URC J state tournament games, but also the. National Association of Movies 10 Accounts Payable 7410010 1 Obituaries 4 Accts. Receivable 7410010 ments, told The Associated or's suggestion. Intercollegiate Athletics finals at Monmouth College. Sports II Id Mlddlctown Bureau 671-2250 Press, lie has been treating Uniform Sale But then Republican Coun- Italian Smorgasbord every Many other news stories and features will appear in to- Television 10 Freehold Bureau 4S2-212I Mrs. Heard at the Rocky Now in progress. Shirley cil President Dr. Michael Ar- Thurs., 5-10 p.m. I'hllomena's morrow's Dally Register,.Northern Monmouth County's larg-, Women's News,,. B,9 Long Branch Bureau...212 6018 Mountain Osteopathic Hospi- Shop, Broad St., Hwl Hank. nonc moved that Mr, Mcnna Restaurant, Rt. 30, Highlands.*' nst newspaper and Monmouth County's most Interesting news- niiiiiiniiiufliiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiini tal. (Adv.) be mimed building inspector. (Adv.) paper. 2 IV - Middt. l<»»n, N.J. Await Mediator in Hazlet Board-Teacher Impasse HAZLET - The Board of the taxi drivers, .he_said. ex- Mr. Miljcr said salaries,,ap- Street, Middle Road, C«v« Education will not oppose the plaining that a two-year con- pointment of department Road and West Keansburg notice of impasse /tied by the tract, for 1972-73 and 1973-74; chairmen and sabbatical Schools. Hazlet Teachers Association. had been accepted. leaves are among items still Tomorrow and Thursday Board President Arnold In addition, the board presi- in dispute. the Union Avenue, Sycamore Miller said last night the dent said that in meetings Residents were reminded Drive and Lillian Drive board is awaiting the appoint- with school administrators, kindergarten registration is Schools will be the site of reg- ment of a mediator. "differences have narrowed taking place this week. In or- istration. "We hope a third party will somewhat." der to have a child registered; On Friday registration will prove helpful," he declared. The notice of impasse was he must be five years old on take place at the Hazlet Ave- Mr. Miller said some prog- filed with the Public Employ- or before Oct. 1. nue and Raritan Valley ress has been made. Agree- ees Relations Committee Registration was held yes- Schools. ments have been reached with (PERC). tcrdayand today at the Beers The next school year's calendar, calling for 184 days for students and 186 days for teachers, was adopted. School will open Sept. 6 and close Open Space School June 22,1973. Teachers Okayed The calendar was. discussed with and approved by repre- Discussed at Holmdel sentatives of the Teachers As- sociation as required in the agreement between the asso- I Continued* child as an individual. individualized program in- ciation and the board. about different approaches. To individualize learning creases the teacher workload The board hired Mrs. Ann and allow each child to prog- "We will not bring this pro- "tremendously." Westbrook of Lincroft as a EDWARDIAN ROOM OPENS — The Early American theme Is carried through In the decor of the Ed- gram to an abrupt end," Mr. ress at his own rate of speed. Inadequate Texts high school biology teacher. wardian Room and Boutique In the Coifs Towne Shoppes, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. The new beauty shop Is Landers cautioned. "The To make learning exciting. In addition, he noted, com- She replaces George Kowalski board is committed to a fair To develop each child's self- owned and operated by Edward Valvano and offers a complete range of hair-beauty services. Mr. Val* mercially prepared texts and who resigned. trial for the program. We will reliance. vano also owns and operates a shop in Rahway. materials are not adequate or Also hired was Mrs. Lucille look for improvements and we The standardized Iowa tes- appropriate to the open space Klotsky of Metuchen as an hope comments tonight will ting program that rates basic program, and in many cases elementary teacher-librarian help with that." skills will be administered to for the Title I library pro- the grades three, four and the staff has to prepare its Discusses Program own materials. gram. She was hired under Technical Error Bars Action five district-wide this April Superintendent of Schools The proulenvof the child the Title I program. .Ian C. ter Weele, who came and Frank Federico of ;> Heather Hill Way asked what who needs a structured envi- Michael Liloia, on the high into the district at the same ronment was raised by Mrs. school taculty, was appointed "tInterns the open space pro- effect tlie test results will- have on the open space pro- Kay (ieldarl of 13 Heather assistant baseball coacli at a On Middletown Moratorium gram and who lias been a gram. Hill Way. "Some children salary of $500 for the season. •wholehearted proponent of the don't function well jn the open Mrs. Cathleen Caroselli, also MIDDLETOWN-A techni- subdivision construction is paragraph wasdeleted before we recommend it to innovation, discussed the "Whatever that evaluation class. Can an alternate provi- on the high school faculty, cality has stalled the Planning being requested by the com- through an errorCih trans- the Township Committee." characteristics and goals of shows, the program will be sion be made for them?" she was appointed as the 11th Board's recommendation on a mittee. X posing the ordinance for sub- The board concurred. the project. . continued and, we hope, asked Dr. ter Weele. grade adviser at a salary of building moratorium ordi- mission for publication. The board will meet tit ad- strengthened," Mr. 'Landers The Planning Board has The elements of open space $63.50, representing one-half nance scheduled for public journed session March 20 to responded. "We will glean asked for a proposed senior education, as detailed by Dr. The administrator respond- salary for the balance of the hearing by the Township "I don't think we can vote air publicly plans for a major strengths and weaknesses citizen complex in the Bay- ter Weele, include flexibility ed that he and the board have • year. Mrs. Caroselli will re- Committee March 14. .on this tonight," Thomas J. subdivision known as Elm in the use of the time of both . from the evaluations." discussed a self-contained shore be exempted from the Lynch Jr., a board member Compute .Scores place Mr. Kowalski in this po- Housing Corp. The corpo- students and teachers, in the classroom for children of par- sition. An amendment to the zon- moratorium and. the com- said. "I feel the paragraph ration seeks to erect 28 homes The average scores will be use of space and the grouping ents who feel that would be Add to Lists ing ordinance calling for a mittee has agreed. should be included in the re- off Harmony Ave. in East computed for each grade and "of students for various activi- best. "I can make no promis- Eight new names were one-year stoppage of major However the exempting vised ordinance and published Keansburg. ties. made available to the Board • es, there has been no deci- added to the substitute list Scheduled public hearings "At times there is indepen- of Education, Dr. ter Weele sion," he concluded. said. and two to the list of lunch- for Bay Hill Estates, 28-lots dent study, at times a tutorial In regard to cost, Robert room aides. off Hosford Ave. in an R-22 "Are there minimum stan- arrangement, small groups Wharton of Donner Drive A sabbatical leave was zone and HUlfield Section 111, dards required in the class- for a special reading problem, asked for a comparison of the granted to Joseph Prinzo, spe- Reopen MRHS Today 72 lots off Dwight Road, were rooms on each, subject:" large groups for a film," Dr. bill for open space with that faal education teacher, for the asked Mrs. F. C. Scheur of continued. ter Weele, who has worked for traditional classrooms. NEW SHREWSBURY - Field said the causes of the Police from Eatontown and (jrandview Drive, 1972-73 school year. He will On a referral from the Zon- with.open classrooms in New work on the requirements of a Classes resumed today at trouble would be investigated New Shrewsbury were called, Stand-off ing Board of Adjustment the Hampshire, explained. "Yes," Superintendent ter Monmouth Regional High •by administrators, as it was but the fight was over by the "It's a Mexican stand-off, graduate program in school planners ruled the application "There is team planning and Weele fielded, "but we must psychology at Jersey City School and the Board of Edu- not clear what had brought on time they arrived. team evaluation by the teach- recognize that children learn according to the studies we've of Michael A. Longo who . State College. cation was scheduled to meet the disturbance. ers ... the use of classroom at different rates of speed, seen," Mr. Landers replied. It was known that a number seeks to operate an ex- The resignation of Mrs. tonight, following tensions at aides and parent volun- and allow those standards "You save money because The trouble started about 2 of parents kept their young- terminating business in an R- Carolyn Burke, high school the school. „ teers . . . The role of the thus to be met at different you gain more instructional ; p.m. Thursday inside the sters home from school on 0 zone is not in conflict with " clerk typist, was accepted ef- Parents were expected to teacher is different," he con- rates of speed." space for your construction school, police said, when a Friday because of the disturb- the intent of the master plan. fective Feb. 29. attend this evening's meeting ' tinued, "she is not a lecturer, dollar with open space, but group of students attacked ance on Thursday. Tbe board stipulated that ma- Asked about negative as- The board adopted a policy in force! but at times a facilitator, at pects of the open space pro- the cost of your staff is •Keith Eddleman, a senior. chinery should not be brought which will require all school Fights at the school times an evaluator." gram by George Thomas of 3 more." Police said both the Eddle- to the Leonardville Road of- visitors to report to the office Thursday, at which at least Lists Goals Beverly Drive, Dr. ter Weele Gifford Kelman of 4 Duncan An hour later, as school, man youths, and a third, un- fice site. of the principal at all schools three students were report- was getting out, police said, The system's chief adminis- acknowledged tliat specific to Drive cautioned the board and identified student, who came The application of Maurice and receive a visitor's pass. edly injured, triggered the another group of students trator then dealt briefly with Holmdel is the need for a administration "not to put the to aid teachers trying to Cohen of 2 Jefferson St. who longer orientation program rest of the Holmdel education- Visitors will be required to tension, as a result of which beat up Keith's brother, Ken- break up the fight were all seeks to continue to use his the goals of open space, which sign in and sign out. Unautho- many students were kept are, he enumerated: for open space classroom al program under such a neth. They are sons of Lt. Col. treated at Patterson Army home for sale and repair of rized persons may be prose- home Friday by their parents. Kenneth Eddleman, a Signal To try to respond \.o each teachers and in general, the shadow.". Hospital, Ft. Monmouth, and two-way radio equipment was { cuted as trespassers. Board President Norman J. School instructor. released. held for study. <*ffow would yfni Hhga beautiful 4 piece n\(Hleii\ bedtoonj The Mart Furniture Galleries has them! Buy Now and get it delivered immediately

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I will go through with LONG BRANCH - A strike them from state trimmed four cents per $100 hearing charges of "in- awaits word on his city job it," he added, "because I ideality in state Civil Service records. from last year's $1.37 munici- competence" and "taking status from Mr. Mazza. The think I have the best lawyer /ules stands to cost city tax- Mr. Mazza, the former city pal purpose tax rate and City unauthorized leave of ab- city, lie said, also was notified in the state for such matters." Say Millions Misspent Council shaved another six of his reinstatement order payers $12,000 In retroactive electrician said, evidently did sence." The state ruling.also, re- WASHINGTON — Heallh Insurance ramranlw have mis- pay for Jaines P. Higgins Jr., not notify Civil Service per- cents from the figure, city of- Mr. Mazza heard the case Friday. ipent rapons of Medicare' dollars, federal auditors bave ficials may have to figure an "I would accept a job if it is quires that the former city 125 Norwood Ave., fired from sonnel that the city intended for the second time Sept. 2, electrician get his job back if forad, because of business inefficiencies and excess payments his city electrician's job to abolish the post here. He added J12.000 in this year's 1970, and ruled Dec. 15 of that offered to me," he said last to doctors. budget lo pay Mr. Higgins. night. "And 1 would do a good the payroll title is reestab- nearly two years ago. has been informed, he said, year that he supported the lished here. Previously undisclosed audits by the Department of Mr. Higgins said last night that state records indicate the Even though Mr. Mazza charges and the firing order. job, as I did before I was re- Health, Education and Welfare questioned practices ranging he was notified Fjrday that job still exists in the city. giay appeal the state's edict Delay Is Cited lieved of my duties." Private contractors are now from the purchase of 2,100 monagramjned golf balls to pay- the. state aeency has over- Appeal Deadline on the former electrician's One objection to the firing "I did nothing that I was used when city electrical ment olfm million to Florida doctors without assurance that turned a firing order here by The city has until Friday to reinstatement, the funds procedure, according to Mr. ashamed of while 1 was work- work is required. the fees were reasonable. former City Business Admin- appeal the state ruling to would be needed this year if HigginSj was the "uncon- ing for the city," he added. The auditors' reports also showed that: istrator Bernard Hartnett,, reinstate Mr. Higgins and to the city's appeal fails to re- scionable delay" between Mr. Mr. Higgins also said he ex- Mr. Mazza must now notify. — Based on 129 processing errors found in 520 typical which was backed by his suc- pay him about $12,000 which verse the Civil Service ruling. Hartnett's edict on April 6 and pects city officials will appeal the state agency that the jot claims, the Colorado Medical Service Blue Shield paid in 1H8 cessor, Vincent J. Mazza. he would have earned since The $4.29 million budget will Mr. Mazza's stamp of approv- the ruling "to get out of pay- has been abolished here, Mr. and 1969 an estimated $775,000 overcharge, plus $167,800 in du- April 6,1970. be aired at next week's City al on the order Dee. 15. ing me." Higgins said, or reinstate hirr Although Mr. Mazza con- to the vacant job title. plicate bills, and another $1.5 million for unnecessary services tends the job has been abo- That figure is expected to Council session. Represented by Paul J. Fel- "If they appeal the case," by doctors. lished, Mr. Higgins said, Civil affect the upcoming munici- — Connecticut General life Insurance Co., between 1966 Service officials maintain the pal budget for this year. and 1869, made errors on 6.7 per cent of Medicare bills. The 38,000 duplicate or excess payments totaled $1.2 million. Red Bank Rejects Housing . — Aetna Life Insurance Co. had an 8.5-per-cent error rate between 1967 and 1969, issuing 156,000 excess or duplicate RED BANK — A proposal move to Red Bank. substandard homes. firms to buy homes or live in checks totalling $4 5 million. by the Housing Authority to "We have already done "The federal concept of their municipalities." — 1S.5 per cent o! Medicare doctor bills paid by Florida build both senior citizen and more than our share," he placing people in low-income In effect. Dr. Arnone said, Blue Shield between 1967 and 1970 were processed with error low-income family housing said, of providing sufficient housing projects located in al- these communities are saying or deficiency. units was rejected by a 3-2 space for those people who ready overcrowded commu- "work in our town, but live vote of the Borough Council have recently moved into our nities has failed and will con- someplace else." Ask States to Repay last night. borough. tinue to fail to relieve the He said that while commu- Opposed were Republicans "In addition," he said, "we housing dilemma," he said. nities surrounding^ Red Bank WASHINGTON - Already strapped by rising education provided a community center, contain hundreds of undeve- costs, states will be told this spring to repay the federal gov- Dr. Michael Arnone, Thomas Dr. Arnone placed the Oakley and Frank J. Bauer. waterfront park, and other fa- blame on current zoning prac- loped acres, they arc asking ernment up to $30 million in allegedly misspent funds intended Favoring the plan were Re- cilities all available to the tices which he said are build- the congested areas to pro- for poor children. publican Joseph Falvo and public without cost. The ques- ing walls around urban areas vide housing for welfare reci- The nationwide crackdown promised six months ago by Democrat Frank J. McKenna. tion is, just how far can our such as Newark, Camden, pients and minority groups. the if.S. Office of Education has been stalled pending devel- The $2 million project was borough go in providing such Trenton, Red Bank, Asbury "This is unfair," he said, opment ofa formal enforcement policy. for a 60-unit senior citizen services?" Park and Long Branch. "and must be changed. Poor . "We just about have that policy down to the point where project for Mechanic St., and Sees No Logic people should have the op- • we're going to visit Commissioner Sidney P. Marhnd about "Surrounding commu- 20 low-in.come units to be built Dr. Arnone said he failed tor nities," he said, "seek out in- portunity of living where they it," Deputy Commissioner Duane J. Mattheis said in an inter- on two separate sites on the see the logic of taking people want to and the chance to en- view. "Once implementation of the policy takes place, there . dustry to locate in their com- westside. is from substandard homes, munities for obvious tax re- joy the same benefits of clean are going to be a fair number of letters coming out very quick- The proposal for the family placing them in low-income lief, but they then zone their air, andijpcnspaces, of ly." - •—-- -- units was to build 14 town projects and then allowing communities to make it im- those who are in better finan- Last September six states and the District of Columbia houses on Pearl St., and six new families to move into the possible for employes of these cial condition." „ were told to write checks totaling $5.6 million, the amount they more on Locust Ave., and it allegedly misspent under Title I o! the Elementary and Secon- was these units which caused. dary Education Act. the opposition by the Republi- Soviets Boost Weaponry can council majority. "I'm against family units $100,000 Little Silver WASHINGTON - The Soviet Union is adding multiple regardless of where they are warheads to its land-based missiles and Defense Department built," declared Dr. Arnone. Long Debate officials estimate the Russians will have 85 to 100 in operation Register Stotr Photo by midyear. ARTIST IS HONORED — Mrs. Dorothy C. Weikel, The issue resulted in a Development of these weapons has been under way for a resident at the King James Nursing Home, Mid- lengthy debate between coun- Street Project Moved several years and the Pentagon confirmed last month that dletown Township, was honored recently at a re- cil members and members of the audience, with much of they are being deployed. However, numbers were not dis- ception sponsored in conjunction with her art LITTLE SILVER - Coun- en-member committee to — Should property be ac- closed until yesterday after Secretary of Defense Melvin R. show at the home. Twenty-eight oils and water- the audience comment di- cil introduced a $100,000 street study borough ownership of J rected against Dr. Arnone. quired and should the Riv- Laird referred to their deployment in a speech toth e Veterans colors are in the exhibit. Mrs. Weikel is the moth- repair ordinance last night waterfront property (or recre- erview Ave. site be retained. of Foreign Wars. . er of Mrs. William P. Hitchcock of Fair Haven. Milton Jones, 55 Tilton Ave.. and announced that some resi- ation. a black former independent — What the costs of the pro- Defense officials said the new triple warheads discussed dents of the eight streets in- Little Silver purchased 3.5 posals would be and the best by Laird are being fitted on the Soviet SS11, a missile similar council candidate, said there volved will be assessed for acres at the foot of Riverview is an absolute necessity for means of financing the proj- to the U.S. Minuteman ICBM which carries a nuclear warhead curb repairs. Ave. six years ago for $30,000 ects. equal to one million tons of TNT. housing for human beings to If the ordinance is adopted and developed a boat launch- live in. . ( — What rules and regu- ParkingBoard at the March 20 public hearing ramp on the property that lations are needed to govern He said the council is only ing and the program is car- Ihe mayor said gots limited Down MIG in Dogfight concerned with getting the the use of the borough facil- ried out as described by May use because of "tidal and ities. ' SAIGON - U.S. pilots stepped up their attacks on North black vote and "after that you or Charles F.- Rell last night, shoaling conditions." Vietnam yesterday and reported another enemy jet fighter say 'the Hell with you.'" residents whose curbs need He explained that because Mayor Rell noted that fed- downed In the biggest dogfight in more than three years. Augustino Monteiro, 19 repairing will be asked to foot of shallow water, the site is eral and state funding is RulimrPutOff available for the acquisition It was the sixth successive day of American attacks inside Clinton Place accused the Re- 50 per cent of the bill with usable only half the time North Vietnam, and more than a score of planes struck at half o publican majority of being borough making up the rest. when the tide is in. ,. and development of water- ' a dozen antiaircraft installations, military spokesman report- been urged by Mrs. Marianne racist by denying additional front property. RED BANK - A final deci- Cannavo, chairman of the The streets involved are: The committee is charged ed. North Vietnam claimed two American planes were shot sion on creation of a borough low-income housing. — Bernard Ter., from Wind- with determining: Mayor Rell appointed Coun- down, but the U.S. Command said all American aircraft re- parking study group. x He had earlier in the meet- parking authority has been Mrs. Cannavo had pointed ing Way to Silverside Ave. — If improved waterfront cilman Joseph McCarthy to turned safely despite missiles, cannon and antiaircraft artil- put off. ing threatened to file a com- — Northvale Ave.'from Jud- facilities are needed' and chair the committee and Paul lery shells fired at them. out that when she made a de- plaint with the state Division 1 At the suggestion of Mayor tailed presentation to the ith Road to Southvale Ave . would "a significant number Burdan, George Drawbaugh, Two pilots from the carrier Coral Sea, Lt. Garry Welgand Daniel J. O'Hern a vote on the of Civil Rights against the — Southvale Ave. from Jud- of residents use them.' Dominick Santelle, William of Columbus, Ohio, and Lt j.g. BUI Freckleton of Huntlngton council at a closed meeting council. recommended authority was several months ago, two of ith Road to Laurie Lane. — What facilities are Van Winkle, Norman Wick- Beach, Calif., were credited with shooting down a MIG17 in- held over for further -study. Easy Way Out — Westwood Road from needed and where should they berg and John Wiedner, mem- terceptor over the Quang Lan airfield 150 miles south of the present councilmen were "Certainly the easy way The vote was unanimous, and not in office. They are Frank Point Road'to Winding Way. be. bers. Hanoi. It was the fourth MIG kill credited to U.S. pilots this was taken without comment. out," said Dr. Arnone after — Westwood Court from year and the 115th of the war. . Bauer and William S. Ander- the meeting, "would be to fol- It was believed that the Re- son, both Republicans, who Westwood Road to its end. publican majority on the six- low the popular concept on . — Winding Way from Seven Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home were elected in November. public housing, education and Fist Fells Terrorist member council would reject She asked for another op- Bridges Road to Lippincott BELFAST (AP) - The ready fist of Sgt W. J..Holmes the authority proposal at last recreation. Road. portunity to appear before the "Unfortunately," he said, Be wise...open a probably saved the militiaman's life last night. He planted it in night's meeting. council to explain all of the — Winding Way South from the face of one of two men — one armed with a machine gun Opposition to an authority "the advocates of such pro- Bernard Ter. to Winding Way. study committee's recommen- grams required to support - who knocked at his door in.Belfast after dark. as recommended by a seven- dations. '

Miss Martha Krausse If you have a breathing disorder or want to learn how to prevent-them JERSEY CITY - Miss from developing plan to attend the free, open-to-the public Commu- Martha P. Krausse, 78, of 605 Pavonia Ave., formerly of As- nity Medical Forum hury Park, died yesterday in. Christ Hospital, Jersey City. ii She was born in Hoboken and lived in Asbury Park dur- WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT ing the 1940s and early 1950s before moving to first, Brook- YOUR BREATHING" lyn, and then here. Miss Krausse worked as a . 8:15 P.M. Wednesday, March 22,1972 secretary for the government for more than 40 years both at In the Camp Evans, Wall Township, for the Internal Revenue Ser- vice in Brooklyn. She retired Civic Auditorium - Monmouth Shopping Center in 1963. Thousands of families Surviving arc several nieces will soon be thinking Route 35, Eatontown and nephews. The John E. Day Funeral of lawn and garden. A panel of physicians and paramedical specialists will discuss the Home Red Bank, is in charge causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases of arrangements. and answer your questions relaled to these ailments. REACH THEM THROUGH Knecley Appointed THE HOME and GARDEN Senior Trust Officer PAGES OF Presented As A Community Service By ASBURY PARK - The appointment of Robert J. THE DAILY REGISTER THE DAILY REGISTER Knecley of 605 Locust Place, Bridle, as senior trust officer EVERY FRIDAY MONMOUTH COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY of First Merchants National Bank has been announced by and John G. Hewitt, president. Mr. Kncelcy will assume The TB-RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION the overall responsibilities of OF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY the bank's department of {rusts and estates. Sea Bright Zoners Defer Action SEA BRIGHT - After more three children and a fourth man, to support contention Ave., opposite the Sandlass second application for garden , than three hours of a meeting expected soon. . that the addition would not be Beach Club. apartments by the Fowler \ last night, the Zoning Board Mrs. Susan Haywood, a detrimental to the area. Architect Anthony C. Covais Marina Corp., of 308 Hayward . of Adjustment referred Hie next-door neighbor, represent- ^o actioir was taken, ^tend- of Middletown, who designed St:, Orange; represented by I three'cases before it to a speed by attorney Theodore Par- ing completion of presentation the complex, said it would Attorney Harry Lane of Rum- ; cial session scheduled for sons of Red Bank, was the of evidence, on an application contain 12 one-bedroom and son. ' March 20. main objector on the grounds by Vincent Russo of 45 W. four two-bedroom units, some The applicant sought a use No action was taken on a that the proposed second sto- River Road, Rumson, for a of which would be one-and variance for the complex at variance application on ry, only feet away from her use variance for construction some two-story. 1256 Ocean Ave. No details grounds of hardship by Mr. home, would obstruct light of a (224,000, 16-unit, luxury No evidence was heard on a were made available. and Mrs. Joseph Prokopio of and air. apartment complex on Ocean 10 Past New St. The board Attacks Claim Gets Suspt'iidetl ruled it needed further study Mr. Parsons also contended NOTICE Sfiilonci! UII Plea of the legal aspects of the that hardship could not be RESIDENTS OF hardship claim and possible claimed by the applicant since FREEHOLD - Donald A. alternates to the application. when the house was pur- Remensnyder of Normandy RUMSON & NEW SHREWSBURY Mr. and Mrs. Prokopio are chased last September the Beach was given a suspended purchasers of a non con- Prokopios already had three six-month county jail sentence SiWER INSTALLATIONS forming three-room home on children and they knew they after he pleaded guilty to as- KifUiir stiff ro*i« a non-conforming lot at 8 East were purchasing a non-con- sault and battery upon Hazlet FREE ESTIMATES CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF — The Monmouth County Unit of the American New St., which they propose forming property. Patrolman John J. Allen Sept. Cancer Society began its annual campaign with a kickoff luncheon at Old to expand and to which they Attorney for the applicant, 20, 1970 in Hazlet. County DUNNRITE PLUMBING Orchard Country Club, Eatontown. Among those attending were, left to wish to add a three-bedroom Florence F. Forgotson of Red Court Judge Patrick J. right, Mrs. Harold B. Schlenger, general chairman of special events; second story. They claimed Bank, presented Mrs. Mildred McGann Jr. imposed the sen- ALPINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. Richard Ulbrlch, county vice president; Miss Wlnona Darroh, president, hardship because of their Kanahl, a real estate salewo- tence. 741-1443 291-1222 and Mrs. Howard Roberts, chairman of the Mlddletown group. Agnellino Starts Term

PQp- Denied a he was convicted by a jury in stay-of-sentence application. stay of sentence by the United May, 1970 of possession of sto- After his conviction was up- States Supreme Court, Attilio len air conditioners and stolen held by the Appellate Division "Artie" Agnellino,of West carpeting in Long Branch of Superior Court, the state Long Branchjurrendered to Dec. 1,1967. Supreme Court refused to con- sheriff's officers here yes- He has been free on $5,000 sider an appeal. ; terday, to begin serving one to bail pending appeals. The items involved—two three years in state prison. The nation's;: highest court rolls of carpeting stolen from i Agnellino, 51, was sentenced has yet to decide if it will Hear the Ozite Corp., Newark, and to prison and fined $2,000 after the case, but it has denied a three Frigidaire air conditioners stolen from Ft. Mon- mouth-were found by state and local police in a shed be- Take a load hind the Paddock Lounge in Long Branch, managed by Agnellino. The defense had contended off during the trial that Agnellino your did not know the property was stolen, if it was, and that he had merely been after some mind "good buys" on air conditioners and carpeting. Put your valuables, Superior Court Judge M. important papers Raymond McGowan, the trial inaM.C.N.B. judge, denied a motion for re- Safe Deposit Box duction of sentence brought by Agnellino's attorney, Rob- •and worry* no mora ert I. Ansell of Asb'ury Park, Costs so little. last December. 20.00-28.00 famous knits MEETTOMORROW KEANSBURG — Bayshore Chapter, Women of,the Mtmtitr F.O.I.C. Moose, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall, Myrtle Ave. and Maple St. New mem- MONMOUTH QM™ NATIONAL RANK bers include Miss Doris Wyck- The tank thai looks out la/ you off and Mrs. Madelyn Gerber. choice 11'. 00

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Steinbach iiDQcn good things in store good things in store • asbury park • red bank 10-5:30 dully, wed., Irl. to S p.m. '• brick town 10-9 dally, sat. to 5:30. »un. noon-5:30 • manalapan 10-9 dally • llbury p«r» »r«d fa«nH1Q. » ,30 duly. w«d,, frl,ln » p m • buck lowti 10.9 d.ily. Mli l0 } 30 ,„„ nooni 30 • nf«n»l»mn 10-» duly. 's New York posed t6 be attended by telling friends, "Convention By ROBERT S. ALLEN delegates pledged to Lindsay Established in IB7K-Published by The Ked Hank Democratic party and other leaders. Very few showed up. - haven't got a chance of being The distinctly questionable INSIDE elected in Brooklyn because ARTHUR-Z.KAMIN value of the score of presiden- Appeal Sl»ks Five hundred were invited , of bis intense unpopularity President and Editor tial primaries, starling with there." : New Hampshire nest WASHINGTON in a persenul letter sent out t Most prominent official on ThomasXBIy. Executive Editor WJiianTF Sandford, Associate Editor- 'Tuesday,' in determining who by former Democratic state, the Democratic standard- chairman John Burns, now. hand was Korman Levy, pres- bearer will be is graphically Recently Voted the Sexiest Lindsay's national campaign ident of the City Tax Commis- exemplified by the sleight-of- Man in the Country." coordinator. Bums hopefully sion and head of the JohnV. IU- In the 1968 elections, mains otherwise gloriously Members of the Narcotics Council are pale beside the tints and the with any drug, can be abused. That i.s why aware of the dangers a loosejy adminis- shades of the Italian spect- mitting divorce; if the refer- schools also are suffering for MSI claimed only 4.5 per normal — all fouled up. the operation of the clinic must be precise tered clinic can create. They also are and closely supervised. Kach patient must gathering evidence about the "on-going come to the clinic daily and*drink the problem of young people getting pre- nirtliadone, mixed in an orange drink, in scriptions for drugs and using them illic- Jin1 presence, of a nurse. The patients ;ils(i Marlboro and the Tax Study itly," That is why the council is meeting are checked each day to ascertain that the with the county Medical Society and the H4 School Road West reduction of more than $700. den off local residents. not providing concrete infor- Marlboro, M..I. 1 urge everyone in Marlboro mation.) patient isn't using other drugs.' Monmouth-Qcean Pharmaceutical Society. This becomes at least $640 To the Kditor: when we diminish it by the to write to our representative's Sincerely, • • Richard Weiinei, Hie couiidl's admin- We hope the government, at evrery.ley- Taxes'.will drop .next year FROM OUR ...burden of all other, proposed inJhe state legislature asking Donna Welch iMraior. says the clinic has 25 patients, el, will continue its war on drug pushers, (or the overwhelming major- taxes except the income tax. their support for this desper- and most of them are doing well. Among but there apparently are other avenues of ity of Marlboro's residents if READERS The income tax •will on- ately needed relief from our No New Taxes them arc a husband and wife who have drug traffic that must be closed. Dr. Josh- the tax reform package pro- ly reach $640 for a family with tax burden. 155 Eighth St. posed by the governor's Tax Sidney M. Levcson IJI-I'II able In resume gainful employment ua Hull, a Monmouth college psychologist, a taxable income of $19,000, Belford, N.J. 07718 Study Commission is adopted. that we can supplement the and this corresponds to a Economist and haven't missed a day's work in the To the Editor: says one of the biggest problems with ad- Our local property tax will $1,000 per student (o be re- gross income of more than Much is said in your Feb. 24 paM ihii-c months He also said that of the dicts involves women who have been given drop (ill per cent and our total ceived from the state, through $24,000 for the average wage Fort 'Backfill' edition about Ihe proposed 1.5 l'i pahVi.\ who arc working, employers amphetamines to help them lose weight state and local properly lax local taxes, in order to keep earner. Thus, anyone living in 367 Branch Ave., billion dollars of new taxes; It repot I Hial thr> are lining good work. "ami then they have difficulty calming will drop 35 per cent. This cal- our education budget intact. a $4(1,000 house and earning a Little Sliver, N.J. looks to me as though all culation reflects a II per cenl \l IOOM ilii1 Kcd Bank clinic can only down and coping with the environment." Based on the projected salary of less than $24,000 will To the Editor: these articles in support of the smaller reduction limn Ihe $L>,0()0-plus of taxes for a pay lower taxes under the new taxes emanate from acioiiiiniHlati1 Ihe more patients, and the "Backfill' is an inside Pen- The abuse of.drugs is one of our great- published tables indicate, so $40,(1110 house in 197H, this is a proposal. The saving will tagon term used since 1970 to Trenton. The articles have all vacancie \wll lie tilled when patients who social problems, and addicts are generally i amount to more than $600 for describe any possible training the earmarks of the same ^onin deiiiMiicaiion at the Male's presumed to be the cause of our growing most people working in New activity to replace the Ft. kind of misleading informa- Neiirop: ychialric Institute m Skillmari amount of violent crimes. Perhaps the York, because they will not Monmouth Signal School, tion given to Ihe public sev- <|iialil\ t r admission county's Narcotics Council hasn't arrived have lo pay New Jersey in- The second meaning for the eral years ago when Ex-Gov- come taxes except on interest, world "backfill," according to ernor Hughes plastered bill- at all the answers, but we think Monmouth dividends, and capital gains. Webster's Unabridged Dic- boards all over the state with II i.s a shame that more people who are residents should be grateful that its mem- The (inly Marlboro residents tionary, reads as follows. "2. the slogan "Vole Bonds Yes - pleading lur help cannot gel it in clinics bers are trying to get some of them. We're wlin will be worse off will be Mining. To fill (a stopc) usual- Increased Taxes No." It was such as Ihe one m Hed Hank. Almost ev- sure, at least, that the young husband and those living in houses which ly with waste." a catchy slogan — it wen' ery miinicipalily in the comity lias its wife mentioned earlier are appreciative. are unusually modest for the Webster's describes the over with the public vei salaries they earn, and who word "slope" as: "An under- good. Of course, bond issu' also work in New Jersey ground excavation for the re- cause increased (axes, but t- This lax proposal aids the moval of ore, formed by the public liked the phrase •• commuter, (he homeowner, mining of the ore Irom a block creased Taxes no". I tli 3 A $2 Question Ihe elderly and (he poor, it of ground." Trenton has got a big job hurts the very wealthv the its hands in trying to convii. A male partisan of women's liberation Conclusion one: The I'enla- value. apartment dweller, and ,esi- gon is searching (or material, the public (o g« (,ir any , lias introduced legislation in Congress The suggestion to restore an aban- dents of towns with an abun- probably waste, to use as creased I axes of any kin wlik'h would put the image of suffragette doned item of currency has unquestionable dance of industrial ratable;, backfill'for the Signal School The answer to Xew jersey budget problem, in niy op'ji Susan B. Anthony on a reissued V. bill. The merit. Sonic critics of the plan say it Marlboro, with 7H per cent of _ certainly ore. its budget going for education. Conclusion two; Use of the ion is In — congressman i.s said (u lie dismayed that would, be irreverent lo the memory of only one woman in history. Martha Wash- is one of the largest gainers, w(,rd backfill illustrates I'en- 1. Put Ihe operational «> Thomas .lellerson, whose austere coun- This tax bill also offers good tagon disdain for New Jersey. of higher education on a sell ington, has been honored in tins fashion. tenance appears on the dwindling supply insurance for Marlboro. With. Action: Call for your back- supporting basis. Not only would the portrayal oi a ol %l bills. The libertarian Thomas,' tiovv- US per cent of its land vacant fill report! Telephone today to 1 Attack the budget with a great American woman on a $2 bill make ever, would be the last to protest belated or farmed. Marlboro could Gen. Boatwrlght or to Gen. sharp axe. due obeisance to a neglected minority, the find Us cn.sis exploding if Tnckuberry. Ask what back- •1. Materially reduce the homage paid to a kindred fiery spirit. mass construction of aparl- revival of the denomination would have till Ihe Pentagon has In mind payroll through |Mp attrition For our part, Ihe prospect of encoun- nients should ever he per- lor 50 years of officer I raining route. immediate practical benefits, tering Susan I! Anthony, Molly Pitcher or mitted by Ihe courts. Under at Kt. Monmouth. What buck- •I As a last resort, curtail The director of the Bureau of Kngrav- Clara Marlon on future issues of the $2 hill I lie proposed lax structure, Ml fill will replace the entire Sig- ., services. per cent of any such costs 1 ing and Printing, .lames A. t"onion, esti- is congenial. We can only hope that by the i Ih'ililnil. is on rwulinn) nal School? (Caution: Don't i>. Do.any and all things nec- would be spread oul over all allow yourself to be switched mates that I lie government would save $1 time the XI lull is equal to the $1 bill in vol- essary to avoid new taxes. 'Spinier . . . Clunk . . . Cough of the residents of New Jer- to the Army Information Of- million annually by replacing half of the $1 ume, it will not also equal the present dol- Vows very truly. sey, taking much of the bur- fice; that office specializes In •'• Crawford Complon bills printed annually by hills of twice the lar in Inlying power. I'riif! ... Tliwm-k . . •' Ilv-DaiK VJ, loi M«Hi '• I''*- 1. Miraglia I Mr 7O's? Freedom IV RfaERE. SPEAR generally uptrending market. In such an atmosphere thp le- Q -1 find myself in a posi- verage afforded through war- Bid Denied tion where I can afford to Successful rants is a distinct advantage. FREEHOLD*- Rosario Pe- DAYS* "take a flyer" with a few Warrants are options to pur- tflr "Rahe" Miraglia, 59, lust v*-,; Shrewsbury «1 OO Ft. Not*9t Shpp-IUM) 741-10H speculations. Warrants inter- Investing chase common shares, usually in his bid to have his two-to- Hi. est me for this purpose but I on a one-for-one basis, at a three* year state prison sen- WED. • THURS.. f Rl. 10 to 9, SAT.Hftt j am not clear on the fine points slated price, within a pre- Annex, allowing investors a tence reduced. of this kind of investment. for speculative investment scribed time period,, although broad list from which to* Superior Court Judge "When The Manufacturers Cut Out DM labels Would you favor warrants for such as warrants. Spurred by certain issues are perpetual. choose. American Telephone, Francis X. Crahay, who had speculation and if so could economic recovery and con- The warrant,is generally Continental Telephone, sentenced Miraglia after he and WR. LIQUIDATOR CUTS THIPRKES!" you suggest three or four? — current improvement in in- priced well below the common McCrory Stores (new) and pleaded guilty to charges of, I'.S. vestor psychology, not to share to which it is tied. Thus Northern Natural Gas-Mobil bookmaking on horses and t A - The market climate at mention its being an election $1,000 will purchase possibly are all attractive for purchase conspiracy to commit gam- this time appears favorable year, -1972 should witness a five times as many warrants now. Ma Bell is the only one bling activities, denied a mo- SPECIAL PURCHA as common shares. As a rule, listed on the Big Board, the tion by Robert A. Coogan of warrants move up and down other three being Amex is- Eatontown, representing Mi- SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. fastert than their common sues. Expiration dates should raglia. share counterparts, a fact con- be noted carefully, since war- Mr. Coogan sought the sen- Local Securities firmed by the director of re- JUNIORS' FAMOUS MAKER Representatives inter-dealer quotations at approximately rants are worthless after that tence reduction on grounds of search for NYSE. Between time. Cont. Tel. expires in Miraglia's health and because 3:00 p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail January, 1971 and 1872, Na- mark-up, mark-down or commission. 1974 and is leveraged .1.2 he had been stabbed twice in "SPRING ARRIVALS" tional General warrants more times. Am. Tel., which ex- .; BANKS _ „, the back .while in Trenton IM AM than doubled the upside move pires in 1975, has the greatest state prison. , Belmar-Wall National j IKJ 65 in the common, while Elgin leverage — 5Hx. NNU-Mobil The attorney said the stabb- • JACKETS • TOPS • JEANS • Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) 14% National did the same on the also expires in 1975 and has a ing resulted from racial ten- ( Franklin State Bank. 29 downside., . :\.'i leverage factor. McCrory sion at the prison, adding "Mi- First Merchant Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .."".""V • PANT-SUITS • HOT PANT SETS • at 2.6K has the longest term, raglia happened to be a white 1st Nfti Bk of Toms River {if (xi)i..„<•. There are 11 warrants on the Big Board and 68 on Die expiring in 1981. face at the wrong time." • SKIRT SETS • J& SKIRTS • First State Ocean County fx) (xx) 20 Miraglia's physical condi- Keansburg -Middletown ' I 31 tion had changed rapidly Bank of Manalapan ...., . >K since he has been in prison, • SLACKS • ROMPERS • Middlr^ff»»&6( <> (K)",, stuck Di\.).... 15 17 Cartmell Joins said Mr. Coogan. "He is not MonmoutjrCjignj^ational (x) (xx) x the same man who faced you • DRESSES*? •ETC... 31 32 at sentencing." Oc#aiifeftinty Natpal (x) (xx)..:,.. -> • m 75 The state attorney general's Peopl«^lat'J BankSLakewood (x) (xx)...... ««« 150 Board of Belts office took no position on the $ $ ShoreTftitlonal Ba|T. .'..... ELIZABETH -Peter Car- Essex and West Hudson ami is motion and did not appear in Trust Co. of Oteaif County (x) (xx) ...... *) ' 15 mell has been elected to the treasurer and chairman of the court Friday. L'niiedjlcfscv Banks of N.J.. 431^ board of directors of Thomas Finance Committee nf the Miraglia'was arrested by (x) Dividend (xjfPlus Stock ,(xxx) Declared or Paid & Belts Corporation. United Way of Essex and state police in August, 1970, in t. x?' INDUSTRIAL IM AM Mr.C'artmell is president of West Hudson. He is also a what police described as a $15 i 3.oo» l0-oo ••- ^|^^ ™ ^^^ NONE HIGHER Aerological Research lc 15c Fidelity Union Bancorpora- member of the Urban and.. million gambling ring and was IN GROUP -AlkOIHlBdU»triMr;..^;TtTr.v.:r.....^...:...... -^.-.T..^T;r.T 6% 7% .tionDMfewarkrantfof itraf-~ Cn mm unity Affairs Com- the largest gambling oper- Atlantic/Appliance Co., Incj mittee of the American Bank- filiate bank, Fidelity Union ation of Its kind ever uncov- OVER 1,000 TO CHOOSE JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH J Brockway. 8% 9 Trust Company. ing Association. ered in the state. Buck Engineering , IV, 14 He is also a director of Br»- GIRLS' - TEENS' "PRE-EASTER SPECIAL" • Electronic Associates Dart Industries, Inc., Fire- Mr. CartmeU is married to (MIX'EM-MATCH'EM) ' 2 tEleCtronic Assistance •5% men's Insurance Company of the former Constance Winger-' PTOlolicar. Foodarami 10 10ft. Newark, Foster Wheeler Cor- ter. They have five children. Interdata .'.,.. 10 10V4 poration and is a trustee nf Mr. IVlatlcson • SLACKS • SKIRTS • HOT PANTS • • International Components Corp 2 Rutgers University. Belts is a leading producer HAZI.KT - Homer Matte- King James Extended Care .1 Born in Clydebank, Scot- of connectors, terminals, fit- son, Jersey Boys' State chair- • SCOOTERS • T-TOPS • BLOUSES • S Laird land, Mr. CartmeU was gradu- lings and accessories for elec- man for Raritan Post, Ameri- Metallurgical International ated from Rutgers University trical and electronic markets. can Legion, Keyport, will be Monmouth Airlines in 1943, where he was elected The company's common stock guest speaker at Wednesday's • SPORT TOPS • ETC... I Monmouth Capital to Phi Beta Kappa, and also is listed on the New York meeting of the Raritan High Monmouth Industries attended the Dartmouth Stock Exchange. School PTO at 8 p.m. 100's OF SPRING "72" STYLES AND COLORS • Monmouth Park. I2'4 13 Graduate School of Credit and Also featured will be a stu- N.J. Natural Gasft Financial Management. He dent wrestling and gymnas- """ " • Rowan Controller :...... 2 joined Fidelity Union Trust in Bedell to Install tics exhibition. Servomation 31% 1946 following service in Club's Officers t Southern Container Corp 2>4 World War II as an infantry Short1 Archilrcls Spiral Metal 2':, Captain. KEANSBURG - Assem- ii blyman Eugene Bedell D- NONE HIGHER f U.S. Homes 33% 34 A former mayor of Rumson, United Telecontrol Electronics., ;..,.;. 5V Monmouth will be the guest of EATONTOWN - The Shore t 2 6 where he makes his home, honor March 11 at the Regu- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED.UP TO 18.00 IF PERFECT Walter Reade Organization Inc.. 2% 2% Chapter of the American In- Mr. CartmeU has served as lar Democratic Club's annual OVER 600 ALL NEW TO CHOOSE WED. 10 A.M. Winslow Tel ; -^ president of the United Com- stitute of Architects will meet t THE ENTIRE CHILDREN'S installation dinner and dance. in Old Orchard Inn March 21 munity Fund and Council of Mr. Bedell will install as t SHOE DEPARTMENT OF at 7:30 p.m. t PAL'S SHOE STORE president Mayor Harry Gra- The speaker will be Vernon SELLS OUT OLDBRIDGE, N.J. ham; first vice president, G. Pharis, president of Con- t (JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER) Robert Weston; second vice struction Methods, Inc., a YOUR CHOICE 17 Area Students Join president Mrs. Pauline May- firm offering the construction GIRLS' - BOY'S er; secretary, Mrs. Julia management concept of build- Fleming; treasurer, Mrs. ing. «il, 9*p**t, B«d B*«k - Middletowa, M./. T*«diyf Much 7,1972 A Good Scout Is Cheerful By MARGUERITE HENDERSON

RED BANK — Little did Bernice Harris realize, when she -'--donned her baggy green blouse, long skirt, high shoes and campaign hat almost 60 years ago, that this bold step into Girl Scout membership would mark her as "an original." Miss Harris, then 16, later became Mrs. Hugh Peaslack and subsequently the mother of a daughter - now Mrs. Do- rothy Toland Pons, well-known shore area dance instructor. Mrs. Peaslack, a widow, visited here last week from her home in Safety Harbor, Fla. En route she was feted in Hyatts- ville, Md., Feb. 26, at a community International Day celebra- tion. Twenty-five years ago she represented the founder of the Girl Scouts, Juliette Gordon Low, at silver anniversary activities in Chattanooga, Tenn. "A very lovely person" is how Mrs. Peaslack sums up Mrs.- Low who, on returning to her Savannah home following an introduction to the Girl Guide movement in England, established the Girl Scouts oh March 12,1912. Worked for Badges •Of course I joined, " enthused Mrs. Peaslack, "although it wasn't anything much when I started. We played tennis and basketball, went camping and worked for cooking and art badges." For leaders, according to Mrs. Peaslack, "Mrs. Low enlisted some of Savannah's society girls who helped to organize things." Mrs. Peaslack's scouting career was brief. She was graduated from high school at 17, attended Teacher's College, was married, and left Savannah in 1921 to travel extensively as the wife of an Army band leader. Danced for Hoover It was while stationed in Washington, D.C. that the Peas- • lacks' only child Dorothy, then four years old, danced for Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Peaslack recalled proudly. "No, Dorothy was never a Girl Scout," commented Mrs. Peaslack. "She became a dancer," she added, "because it was my desire; I wanted her to be a dancer." Girl Scout membership has burgeoned to numbers un- dreamed of by members of the original troop. It pleases Mrs. Peaslack, however, that basic laws governing today's scouts RljUtK Stolt PMIO are the same as those set forth in Savannah 60 years ago. AN ORIGINAL — Mrs. Hugh Peaslack, visiting her daughter, Red Bank Scouts are stiH required tojKjrustworthy, loyal, useful, dance Instructor AAPs. Dorothy Toland Poris, reminisces about her mem- friendly to man and beast, obedient, courteous, cheerful, bership in the first Girl Scout troop, founded 60 years ago in Savannah, thrifty and clean in thought, word and deed. This all will be Ga., by Juliette Gordon Low. perfectly clear when the Scouts mark the beginning of Girl Scout Week this Sunday and celebrate the 60th anniversary of Girl Scouting.

KtfitnriiaffFlMl* HOSPITAL BENEFIT —Mrs. Walter Patrick, Rumson, right, co-chairman with Mrs. Malvina Miller, Fair Haven, of Sunday's dlnner^dance to benefit Riverview Hospital, previews some of the fashions that'will be shown that night. Models will Include Mrs. Miller, here wearing afrputflt Lasagna With Egg Nuance from Canadian's, Red Bank, and George Bowden, Fair Haven, In formal attire from Love Lane Tuxedo Shop, Red Bank. \.

1) Beat four ol the eggs, water and salt togeth- Riverview Benefit Event By BARBARA GIBBONS m er until light and fluffy. Heat the oil in a nonstick skillet over a low fla'me and add eggs. Cook until How do you make lasagna without lasagna? eggs are set. Remove from flame and cut into half- If you're trying to stick~with one of those "high The Slim Gourmet To Feature Spring Styles inch noodlelike strips (don't fret if you're not too protein-low carbohydrate" diets, you've found that neat, the saiice covers a lot of sins!) most Italian dishes are off limits because.pasta RED BANK — A dinner- Shop and Silhouette Shop, Red Jerry Lane, Sea Bright; Ted 2) Mix the additional egg, cottage cheese, Ro- (noodles, macaroni and spaghetti products) are that's low in cost and low-calorie, too. This meat- dance and-Jashion show to Bank, and Lady Madonna and Wauters, Asbury Park, and mano, oregano, salt, and parsley together. forbidden. So what if you can eat all the meat, less egg dish certainly fills the bill! benefit Riverview Hospital Lane Bryant's, Eatontown. Miss Christine Bailey, Ocean cheese and sauce you want — what do you put it LOW-CALORIE EGG LASAGNA , .3) In a two-quart casserole, layer the strips of will take place here Sunday at Township. egg with the cheese mixture and tomato sauce. Models will include Mrs. Jo- on! 5 eggs 7 p.m. in the Olde Union Mrs. Florence Amos, Fair Top with breadcrumbs and bake in a preheated seph Farrell and Mr. and Mrs. • Here comes "Mama Gibbons' high-protein, no- V4 cup water > House, Wharf Ave. Tickets Haven, will be commentator. 325-degree oven for 45 to 50 minutes. Henry Strickarz, Eatontown; ; noodle Italian Egg Lasagna" to the rescue — all pinch, of salt will be sold at the door. Also on the committee are Makes four generous servings, 263 calories Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Edward that yummy tomato gravy and protein-rich cheese 1 tablespoon oliy,e%oil Mrs. Malvina Miller, Fair Mrs. George Bowden and each. Walden, George Bowden and served up in a casserole with strips of egg omelet 2 cups low-fat(Cottage cheese (pot cheese) Haven, and Mrs. Walter Pat- Herbert Reed, Fair Haven; Mrs. D. W. Bennett, Fair as its base, undoubtedly the eggiest "egg noodles" 3 tablespoons grated Romano cheese Veal Marsala, Chicken in Wine, Beef Burgundy rick, Rumson, are chairmen Mrs. James Fields, Mr. and Haven, publicity. Mrs. Robin- you've ever had. It's an Italian dish with no starch 1 teaspoon dried oregano — for these and other spirited main-course ideas, of the event at which the Lar- Mrs. Robert Tossie, Jimi son is ticket chairman. — and enough protein to send Dr. Stillman after 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and 25 ry Westbrook trio will enter- Reeves and Sanford Jones, another glass of water! ' >,£ teaspoon salt cents to Slim Gourmet Recipes with Spirit, in care tain. Jon Gregory, Lakewood, Red Bank; Miss Brenda Har- Bonnie Brae Frankly, I don't hold much with "protein-binge Vfi cups canned tomato sauce of this newspaper, 15 Iroquois Road, Cranford, N.J. is vocalist. ris, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. diets," but everyone needs another main course 1 tablespoon bread crumbs 07016. Fashions will be from Cana- Patrick, Rumson; Mrs. Pearl Benefit Set dian's, Love Lane Tuxedo Robinson, Atlantic Highlands; MILLINGTON - Camp Days at Bonnie Brae is the theme of this year's annual spring benefit for Bonnie Brae Flower Show Blooms Open Friday Farm for Boys, here. Mrs. William E. Boye, Short MORRISTOWN - The larg- There is reduced admission Clubs, representing 45,000 show is sponsored by the N.J. Hills, is chairman of the event est horticultural show in the for children, with general ad- women from the state. State Florists' Association, that will take place May 23 metropolitan area — the 1972 mission special discount tick- The show will have more the New Jersey Association of and 24 on the camp grounds at New Jersey Flower & Garden els available from local nur- elaborate gardens than ever Nurserymen, the New Jersey Bonnie Brae. serymen and florists through- • Show — will burst into bloom b'efore, many featuring reflec- Plant and Flower Growers' Fashions will be by Doop's. at I p.m. Friday here in the out the state. ting pools and waterfalls, •Association and the North Morristown National Guard Hamburgers, frankfurters Trophies and Awards pathways and seating areas. Jersey Metropolitan Nursery- and sandwiches prepared by Armory. Theme for the 1972 show is Throughout each day and men's Association, in coopera- the Bonnie Brae kitchen staff "Surround Your Way of Life Some two dozen full bloom- evening, professional experts tion with the New Jersey De- will be sold. Guests may also With Garden Beauty". More ing gardens and scores of oth- in several fields will conduct partment of Agriculture and bring their own food. er colorful, exhibits and com- than a dozen major trophies educational forums on many Rutgers University College of - In case of rain, indoor space petitions are being set. upon and at least 30 other awards Agriculture and Environmen- different aspects of flower is available. the huge armory floor for will be presented to exhibitors and garden cultivation. These, tal Science. during the course of the show. what promises to be the big- will be presented free to the .State Garden Clubs Deborah Chapter gest, and most exciting show public. . I.ncal Representatives .. in the six-year history of the In addition, the Garden Routes 10, 24 and 202 all Flans Ad Journal Garden State displays. Among the organizations ex- Club of New Jersey will hold lead to Morristown. To get to hibiting at the show and local RED BANK - Mrs. Robert Record,;crowds are ex- its annual standard flower the Armory from Morristown representatives are Lord & Hermanns, Middletown, is pected to attend the show, show in three sections Town Square, take.Washing- Burnham, Edgar R. Megill, chairman of the Red Bank which will run through throughout the week, built ton St. to Western Ave., turn Farmingdale; New Jersey Chapter of Deborah's 5th an- Thursday, March 16, to view around the theme of "Patio left and proceed directly "to Nurserymen's Association and nual Ad Journal, now being the displays by professional Life." More than 1,000 entries the Armory, which is just be- .North Jersey Metro Nursery- compiled for distribution at and amateur gardeners and to from member clubs through- fore Picatinny Road. A free men's Association, E. George the chapter's annual spring learn from the experts out the slate are expected to shuttle bus service will oper- Runge Jr., Pleasant Valley luncheon and fashion show. through a full program of compete in the New Jersey ate from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Nursery, Colts Neck; New Other 1972 fund-raising educational sessions on a vari- show. Sunday, March 12, from the Jersey Plant and Flowers chairmen include Mrs. Rose ety of horticultural topics. Also tying in with the eco- High Street Municipal Park- Growers Association, John R. Boncore, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Opening day hours for New logical theme of the show will ing Lot at the Morristown Floden, Sea Girt; and Julius George Mota, Mrs. Michael Jersey's traditional first sign be a fully planted garden ti- Town Square. Roehrs Company, Adolf Aid- Stavola and Mrs. Phillip Ma- of spring will be from 1 p.m. tled "Surrounding Our Home The completely nonprofit ukas, Farmingdale. tena, Middletown; Mrs. Jesse to 10 p.m. The show will wel- With Beauty" which will be Greenberg, Red Bank, and come the public from 10 a.m. prepared by the New Jersey ^ SHOW TIME — Completing details for the Jean Conrow Auxiliary of AAon- Mrs. Sol Grover, New Shrews- to 10 p.m. on succeeding days. S.tate Federatior\of Women's mouth Medical Center's luncheon and fashion show, are Mrs. James bury. O'Connell, left, West Long Branch, fashions chairman and AArs. Robert .It's a Date Scisco, Oakhurst, reservations chairman. The benefit event, set for Satur- GEORGIA TOURISTS day at 12:30 p.m. in the Channel Club, Monmouth Beach, will feature fash- SEA ISLAND, Ga. - Mr. »«***.* • - "AX...'.':£ Ions by Chapeaux Boutique, Sea Bright. Funds raised will be used toward and Mrs. Francis B.-Wadelton PARENTS' CLASS MEMBERSHIP TEAS the purchase of orthopedic equipment for the medical center. Tickets also of Fair Haven were among re- BELFORD-"The Baby-A MARLBORO — Marlboro may be obtained from Mrs. Thomas Gore, West Long Branch. cent vacationists at the Clois- Unique Person" is the topic of ORT (Organization for Re- ter, here. tonight's class for prospective habilitation through Training) parents, the fourth in a series will have membership teas Witchcraft Is Program Topic conducted by MCOSS Family Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the n BoocH Health and Nursing Service. home of Mrs. Jay Slovitt, 24 MIDDLETOWN - Profes- for Ihe theater trip to "Fol- Drapery Factory The class will be in the Hart- Taylor Road, and Monday at sor Robert Papon of New lies" Saturday, March 25. NEW SHREWSBURY - MANASQUAN shornc Health Center, 13,'! York City's New School for 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Bcvacqua was Leonardville Road, from 7:30 Social Research will discuss Sidney Kalman, 5 Morris chairman of the creative writ- Outlet to 9 p.m. witchcraft tomorrow at a CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT... Court. ing rontest sponsored by the MONTHLY MKKTING meeting of the Junior Wom- Literature and Education I)c- 821 HWY. 35 may not mean much to your pot, bul ihe system circu- an's Club of Middletown at NEW SHREWSBURY - parlmenl for Girl Scout Troop lates filtered, fresh air every five minutes throughout the 8:1,5 p.m. in Westminster WANAMASSA TEL 775-1894 The Woman's Club will meet CARD TARTY 265 pf the Beacon Neighbor- building that cleans, sanitizes and disinfects. Come to Presbyterian Church, Tindall Thursday at H: 15 p.m. in Syca- KEANSBURG — The hood. Named winner was think of it, it does mean something to your pot, Road. m more School. Ann Niedens- YCBR (You Could Be Re- Klizabeth ,Solleder, who was Professor Papon, who Is in- tein, director of Ihe llarbizon placed) Social Club will spon- awarded two books for her DRAPERIES volved with the Academy of School of Modeling, Red sor a card party Thursday at composition, "Life on the BATHING AND GROOMING Mystic Arts, formerly taught Hank, will he guest speaker. 8 p.m. In Buck Smith's Res- Head of a Pin." OUR SPECIALTY FASHION SHOW taurant, East Keansburg. at Rrookdale, Bronx and Mid- BELOW COST DRAPE SALE MORGANVILLE - Marl- Proceeds of the annual event dlesex Community Colleges. New club members include FIBERGLASS - ANTIQUE SATIN - SCREEN PRINTS 6 QILBERT RD., WEST, NEW SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY boro Auxiliary of Bayshorc will be used for the children's Following the program, Mrs. Manuel Rndrigues of 48" Wife x 63" long M" 96" Wid. x 63" -M" Una •?» :x,, , (201) I42-4B49 Community Hospital will Easter egg hunt and Christ- plans will be made for a Poll Monmoulh and, Mrs, Mal- 48" Widt x 84" Lang '2" 144" Wit» »4"-M" \am'.J)r present a spring fashion show mas parly and provide gift "Dime-a-Dip Dinner" colm Dcitcli, Mrs. Frank Mau- ton Hwr> OfMi t»«f. • MM 10 AJH. to J ML • STATE HIGHWAY 35, MANASQUAN, NEW JERSEY and sale Thursday at 8 p.m. in baskets for the .needy. Tickets Wednesday, March 22, and vori, Mrs, Milan Soltis and . (201) H3-2800 Uun. IM II k*. It» P.M., hi. 10 4.M 1.1 fM the Methodist Church, Ht. 79, will be sold at the door. bus tickets will In- distributed Mrs. Ralph Troi.si, f111 here. '(he Dallj r, M Biml< - tn, *U.Tun4«v, Utfth 7, 1972 ' mporium for Wedding Belles

•, By MARGOT SMITH white trim provide the soft backgrounds for clings to the image of herself in a long veil and trying on creations from Priscilla of Boston, a gown that varies very little from the ones MIDDLETOWN - The full-length mirrors the house that gowned the Nixon and Johnson her mother and grandmother wore. We had for of Don and Stndi Ward's "marriage shop" re- White House brides as well as some Kennedys a time a flurry of hippy-type weddings in un- flect none of ihe uptlghtness that's oiten asso- and Other names of note. All four lines of Pris* conventional-settings with unconventional ciated witkthe mounting excitement of getting cijla are represented, with prices ranging from clothes, but that's fading now and the formal ready for the wedding. slightly over $100 to as high as a bride-elect wedding lives on," she concluded. Though Wart Manor at 73 Rt 35 (annexed wants to fly. There is a noted change in bridesmaids' at- to the Wilhelmlna Dobbins shop) made a Friends pi Priscilla tire. Many of the outfits at Ward Manor are in stormy'bow OQ a snowy Saturday two weeks Mr. Ward, who is a veteran of 12 years rep- voile and other sheer prints, romantic dresses ago, the atmosphere is purposefully kept loose. resenting clothing manufacturers, and Mrs. that can find other uses after the wedding is "Marriage is one of the happiest moments Ward, whose experience includes years as a over. Soon to arrive are what in the trade are ol a lifetime," says Mr. Ward, "and we don't bridal consultant in White Plains, are personal called "M.O.B." (mother of the bride) gowns, want to have anything to do with spoiling friends Of Priscilla and her husband, Jim Kid- again with slightly new interpretations. Flower that." der. girls may be outfitted here, too. Specializing in bridal and bridesmaids "They've supplied us with fresh new de- Alterations are professionally done on the gowns, Ward Manor treats these once-in-a-life- signs," Mr. Ward stated. New trends, such as premises, so that each gown fits its wearer time selections with unhurried respect. The pasteis, especially pink, combined with the perfectly and minor changes, such as sleeve shopper who wants to "look around a little traditional white, are represented as well as length can be adapted. more" or/think"it over" is encouraged to do- the ageless candlelight satins and laces. The atmosphere is casual, right down to so. "Perhaps marriage has more traditions the cries of three-month-old Heather Ward, The Wards have completely redesigned the surrounding it than any other event in:llfe," who spends her mom and dad's working day in spacious suite of rooms to accommodate their Mrs. Ward commented. "While walls are being a back room. Their "Heather Room"' is very specialized business. Pale blue walls and broken down everywhere, the engaged girl still named after this bride-to-be of perhaps 1993. School Benefit Set RUMSON — The old gym of the Rumson Country Day School, Ridge Road and Bellevue Ave., will be the setting for a rummage sale Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and proceeds will benefit the school's scholarship fund. Clothing, sports equipment, books, records, jewelry, toys, household appliances, antiques and silverware will be among the sale items. Homemade breads, brownies, cookies and fudge also will be featured. A new addition to this third annual event will be a houseplants section. Chairman of the benefit are Mrs. Theodore J. Reiss and Mrs. Bruce N. Crlchton, both of Rumson. Committee Aides Members of the parents' committee include Mrs. Loomis White 2nd, Mrs. G. Mellick Belshaw, Mrs. Donald Devine, Mrs. George Hoffmann, Mrs. Alfred Ferguson 3rd, Mrs. Robert Peacock, Mrs. James Fox Jr., Mrs. Robert Boyle, Mrs. Rich- ard Gerweck, Mrs. William Riker, Mrs. Louis Salmon, Mrs. Eugene Miltcnberger, Jr., Mrs. Charles Stallings, Mrs. Marsh Bryan, Mrs. Arthur Armitage, Mrs. Robert Lloyd Jr., all of Rumson; Mrs. Raymond Carey Jr., Mre. Aldo Baldi, Mrs. Bruce Huber, Mrs. Bassett WinmiU, Mrs. Floyd Wideman, Mrs. John Middleton, Locust; Mrs. Campbell Rudner, Lin- croft; Mrs. Sidney Gledhill, Holmdel, Mrs. Michael Monier, Monmouth Hills, Mrs. George Coe 3rd, Middletown and Mrs. Walter Thackara, Red Bank. Admission to the sale is free and entrances will be marked. Scout Neighborhood Names 4 Delegates HIGHLANDS - Delegates of Girl Scout Week will be ob- named by the Girl Scout served, and they will join oth- Neighborhood of Highlands to er troops in council's Hoa- attend the annual Monmouth Down set for April 29 in Con- Riglstir Start Phots Council of Girl Scout's meet- vention Hall, Asbury Park. SOMETHING NEW - Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward, owners of the new bridal ing May 11 are Mrs. Loretta The council is marking its. emporium, Ward Manor, Rt. 35, Middletown, happily have their bridal Larsen, Mrs. Herbert ,W. 10th anniversary and the 60th consultant Kathi Kovic of Highlands model one of the spring gowns In sat- Hartsgrove, Mrs. David Pat- anniversary of Girl Scouts of in, lace and touch of pearls, while they hold a floral voile bridal attend- terson and Mrs. S. H. Fallen America. ant's gown. A Neighborhood meeting is set for March 15. It was announced by Mrs. Council Faller the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Twin- Slates light Post again will sponsor Cadette troop 5. Mrs. James White hosted a meeting of the Hao-Down Rtglitir Staff Plrato Neighborhood in her home, 88 ASBURY PARK - The POURING IT ON — Mrs. Bruce N. Crichton, left, and Mrs. Theodore J. Shrewsbury Ave. third annual HAO-Down by Reiss, Rumson, chairmen of the annual Rumson Country Day School sale, Local scout troops will par- the Monmouth Council of Girl care for some houseplants that will be included among sale items at the ticipate in Girl Scout Sunday Scouts will take place here 'March 10 event. March 12, when the beginning April 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Convention Hall. Mrs. Charles. Kellington, Point Pleasant, is chairman of the event. Its purpose is to give the general public an up- dated glimpse of the three main areas that Girl Scouting Family Rift Forecast encompasses — the home, the arts, and the outdoors. Monmouth Council serves more than 10,000 girls and adults. Troops from 36 Neigh- borhood groups will partici- Will your kids'summer Dear Ann Landers: Six fiction. For each booklet or- pate in more than 100 demon- months ago our son Jack an- dered send a dollar bill, plus a strations and state presenta- nounced his plans to be mar- long^ self:addressed, stamped, tions. be a ball or a bore? ried. At that time he asked his Ann Landers envelope^ with 16 cents worth Invited guests will include younger brother Don to be his of stamps to Ann Landers, mayors and officials of areas Young Travelers Day Camp can make it best man. Don said he would. my wife and bought her a beaver, or ranch mink, or ra- Box 3346, Chicago, Illinois served by the Monmouth Since that time Don has beautiful beaver coat for her coon or muskrat or dozens of 60654. Council. their happiest summer ever for only $27.50 a week* grown a full beard and mous- birthday. She was thrilled and other furs. Transportation FREE! tache and his hair is quite a, it did my heart good — until I,strongly support the pro-\ bit longer. I am the mother something happened that took tection of animals who are in and while I am not crazy all the joy out of.lt. Janet went danger of extinction, but to Other day camps charge more. price-that we've become Ameri- about the way the boy looks to a club meeting where an destroy an entire industry for But no other camp gives your ca's most popular day camp he does keep himself clean ecology authority was the emotional reasons is stupid. and neat. Incidentally, Jack is principal speaker. On her way children more than Young Trav- chain. Treat your kids to a super- Dear Ann Landers: What is elers Day Camps. Our educator- summer. Register now and take 23 and Don is 19. out a woman she scarcely wrong with a college graduate Last night Jack's fiancee knew stopped her, tugged at son and his wife (both Phi designed program includes advantage of our easy was here for dinner. She said her beaver sleeve and said, Beta Kappas) who don't know individual instruction in all payment plan-with no "People who are interested in she would not allow Don to be enough to write a personal sports...closely super- service or interest ecology should not be wearing note on a birthday card, a in the wedding party unless he vised swimming and charges. cut off the beard and shorten- the skins of wild animals."~Ja- Mother's Day card, an Easter net was so taken aback she boating... picnics... arts ed his hair. Don said he had greeting or an anniversary *Our special low price no intention of doing cither didn't even answer. message. They send just the and crafts...science and that unless he was ac- When Janet told me about it store-bought card and sign and nature study...Spe- per camper for an 8-week ceptable as he is. he would not tonight I said I'd never heard their names. I know their cial Events Days... Rainy program. 2-week program attend the wedding even as a names. In fact, I named him. the conservationists say any- Day Programs. Plus field $70.00, 4-week program guest. thing about preserving bea- How do you explain such igno- $135.00, and 6-week vers. They are concerned only rance? — Redding Mother trips every week to This has created a serious program $180.00 are problem in our family and we \frth endangered species such Dear Red: We are all igno- museums, amusement don't know what to say or do. as leopards, otters, .cheetahs, rant. Only on different sub- parks, airports, zoos, also available. Boys and Will you please give us the tigers, and jaguars. My wife jects. Education is the an- sporting events, historic girls ages 4-12. thought the same, but now benefit of your wisdom and swer, Tell them you'd appre- s/fes—all the places kids experience? — Up'For Grabs she's uncomfortable about ciate a little handwritten note For more information love to visit. In Evanston wearing her fur coat — so it on their cards and I'll bet about the camp nearest just hangs in the closet. Dear Up in Kv: The choice they'll oblige. Young Travelers packs so you, owned and operated of the best man is one of the I told her 1 would write and Arc you, or someone you much activity into your kids' by a professional edu- few privileges of the groom. If ask for your views. She said, care about messing around lie selects King Kong, the "Go ahead. If Ann Landers with drugs — or considering summer—for such a low, low . cator, call day or night: bride should go along with his says it's O.K. to wear it, I'll it? Arc all drugs bad? What choice. I hope your future wear it." What do you say, about pot — in moderation? In Monmouth County: daughter-in-law changes her Ann? — A Fur Fur Her Ann Landers' new booklet, mind. If Don does not attend Dear A.F.: Never mind . "Straight Dope on Drugs" YOUNG TRAVELERS 988-1313 the wedding she will have what I say, but here's what separates the fact from the MAYORS INVITED — George Zuckerman, execu- created a rift between broth- the authorities say: Beavers tive director of the New Jersey Conference of Or write: ers that could last a lifetime. Young Travelers Day Camps are wild animals but they are Early bow-shaped harps with Mayors, accepts tickets to the April 29 HAO-Down Accredited This is no way to start a mar- not In danger of becoming ex- of Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts from Mrs. I Mimberi 27 Reeds Rd., New Shrewsbury, N.J. 07466 four strings weighed less than S American Diy riage. tinct. The supply by far ex- Charles Kellington, Point Pleasant, chairman of " Camp Allocation one pound, while today's 46- MMMctam ceeds the demand. There is no c»mp Locilionu Connecticut, Illinois, Dear Ann Landers: Re- string concert harps weigh 80 the event that will take place in Convention Hall, Maryland, Miiiichuutli, Michigan, cently I went shopping with logical reason to boycott the pounds. Asbury Park. New Jersey, New York, Ohio, fenmylvinii lh*Dui!\ Rj-jcUrc Ht-r) Remit - Mjfldk limn, N.J. TurtfU}, Miurli 7, 1972 JFeleyision Today Arts Center Newcomers for '72; NewJoi*Channel.--2,4,5,7,9,n,13i DAYTIME MOVIES * IM ID PERRY MASON Ann-Margret and Arthur Fiedler MX) 0 "Preiwie Point" "The Case of the Tarnished Trademark." A Danish ntmniimlty and Its proud furniture craftsmen are Q Uisvts fur thi' (lojblc-d.alinK of a slurp operator By BETTE SPEBO to appear here tnree times* series attraction. 1:00 "Cl«mp<«w Welli" oul for a quick profit. A third guest conductor, m "Nightclub Scamh!" 9:10 O CANNON (C) Mr. Gallagher indicated the 4 JO O "TK, lud W«,oo" A wealthy mrtnufnrUmT and fcun le.nck*r brings HOLMDEL - The Garden atmosphere of sameness in Meredith Willson, will lead O "Some Lib It Hot" (Pert I) Ciinnon in to linvMIKatr the sudden disappearance the popular series-is some- the American Symphony July 0 "The Devil Ccromsndi" of hi" youncer biolhir. • , State Arts Center's 1972 sea- O.M6HOU(C)6OUC _ •.• _.. son will include a few new thing th« center can't help. —, it ami 1Z- Mr. Willson, per- EVENING - : *-"• ~—• - •'Wonder Fizz hint A Rain." Phrriff NIL-IKIII ind Orv. thi- btmisUirniing pilol. fly to Mi-xkn In icarch of faces, including singer-actress U.£ said some entertainers, haps best known for his award ' too o o © NWS tc> an Army aiptuiii'i daughter who is bring hild by winning "Music Man" com- 0 THE FUNTSTONK (C) nvritutUinotlcfi. Ann-Margret, conductor Ar- with astronomical fees, can't "Thin J» Vfinr Life Stiver" ffi BLACK JOURNAL fC) thur Fiedler, and the Ukrai- be touched by the center positions, will conduct a pro- O GET SMART (C) "IttwIliT. V/rftln' nnri •Kitliim'tlc Inc." (I'art II A gram that will include songs "Opi-nilion Hiftictilouir rrporl by the Bt-huvlonil Rrwnrch laboratory nian Dance Company. which lost $250,000 to $300,000 and ills old RUMP arts center off the Garden he explained. "Andy Williams, Rounding out the classical (illt'Kta; Milton Belli-, ljnni [>il.itim\ Frrcla Pfiyni> 11:30 O CBS LATE MOVIE O SPECIAL: THE WIZARD OF OZ (C) 1 "The J^tiML ChalliiiK'-" UM7I elarrlnp Anplo Dirh- State Parkway. Mr. Gallagher for example, works only two series will be the New Jersey ll«:nj| BtnrrlnK Jinty CJntlnnrt, Ray BnlfriT The Inwjfi. (Ilunn Koni A mnrnliall In Ihe Old Went. In ihlldnn'a ilnmiir r>( a liltlr girl whti Is blnwn by Imv with a flnnciihnll* Rlrl, la forced to mrct * outlined the summer sched- weeks this summer and one of Symphony, conducted by Hen- • cyclcim1 Into the ninRle Inrrt tit Oi. chiiiU-ngc uhlch 'Ifiivi s Jts imprint on h!i imafl ule, which is not yet complete, .those weeks will be at the arts ry Lewis, which will perform B HOGAN'S HEROES IC) "Thp Dnipfiula" O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) at a press conference in the center." June 14,17, 21, and 23. O THE MOD SQUAD « tttn mytlit'"\ Gertlno straight 7:30; Dollars 9:30 STRAND- If $"DOUARS"$ the man with the computer is almost totally controlled by Odets' keen ear for idiom MAYFAIR— t T^We.kenden 7:15; 9:27; Monc if PLUS AT TOWN EAST mind had him completely electronic instructions from and jargon was particularly Hat Rack 5:00; 7:30; 9:30 EAST BRUNSWICK A nUI TOO CM TAM 1OT» WATI1 "DOCTOR'S WIVES" identified. his headquarters. The net- evident in the dialogue. He SAVOY- TURNPIKE- MIYHC Vlc« yena 7:30; 9:00 Lots of Action work is reportedly very high caught the language of the pe- 1NDO0R- |W NO OMUttDlR 2) ADmiUD "GETTING STRAIGHT" 1 LAKEWOOD on the show as a series next riod so well that sometimes Modt For Each Other 7:45; 10:00 The show was loaded with COUNTRY- AT DRIVE-IN chases, shootings and all sorts season. "The Delphi Bureau" they seemed to dominate the Sometimes a Great Notion 7:30; 9:20 "HAZLET "LOVE NIACHME" of adventures with heavies us- has as much action and, while action. TOWN- PLA2A- Around the World In 10 Days 1:00 Somellrrie! A Great Notion 7:10; 9:20 eDUMIIMJMIt RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- , Friend! 7:00; 10:45; Sterile Cuckoo "IHt MUVIt IS A GREAT BIG RICH I 8:45 AMERICANA EXPERIENCE ..GOr Even Dogs ( MATAWAN Community HDRIVE-IN 264 »oa 1 CINEMA 34- pits IAU show cvtRy tint Radio Program Set Gong That Couldn't Slioot Straight Are Invited 7:30; 9:20 . ACADEMY AWARDS" Welby'sTale: CLINT ToYMCA EASTWOOD 1MB On School Problems FREEHOLD - The Free- 'Cystic Fibrosis' t MIDDLETOWN - Prob- Drug problems in public series will be a summary of hold YMCA is offering classes PLAY MISTY FOR ME" | lems in this township's schools today on a national the previous discussions. Pub- and activities this spring for NEW YORK - "Marcus Wel- ...an Invll.Mlon lo terror... schools—from overcrowding scale as told from a local lic response will be encour- every member of the family, by, M.D.," ABC Network to drugs—will be discussed point of view will be aired aged. including the dog. Television show, tonight has tonight and in coming weeks March H beginning a three- Invited for this series are scheduled a drama of special •••••••••»••«•••« Even the dog, who must be over radio station WRLB-FM, part series on this topic. Joseph M. McCarthy, police interest to parents and pros- at least 10 weeks old to be eli- CINEMA-2910148 Lone Branch. That night the program will chief; Nicholas Campanile, pective parents, on the sub- Town West gible, must register in ad- Local Sheriff ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS A program tonight, from 7:05 be devoted to examining the ject of cystic fibrosis. • ' H<|ft*»r » It Ptlmti Avff high school principal; John vance in order to attend Phil' to 8 o'clock, will deal with cause and extent of (lie prob- ELECTRIC INCAR HEATERS LAST TIMES TONIGHT Dowling, assistant high school McCabe's Monday night dog Mrs. Anthony Margarino of possible solutions to over- lem. 1 ^ I I I f I s 11£ "T**"T**** •*• •*•** comed comedyy o off 5 principal; Mr. Manchuk; and training classes from April 3 West Long Branch, N.J., pres- crowding. The general public The following week solu- ENDS TODAY ••FrlBlidi"* il ill k|\A r ' P thayawMdth. • three students representing to May 22. ident of the Jersey Shore. thdth will have an opportunity to tions in which law enforce- grades seven through 12. Chapter, National Cystic "TIM Sterile Cuckoo" 31 rl'lU-UVJS bert love rtoryr* # ask questions and air opinions ment officials, educators and Also invited to participate School children may regis- Fibrosis Research Founda- via the telephone. students can work together in are Detective Lt. William J. ter for swimming lessons for tion, said the story examines For fun and prof it Tonight's program is a con- an atmosphere of mutual un- Ilalllday, Detective Leonard 6-12 year olds Saturdays until a family's reaction to the Made For tinuation of one last week derstanding and cooperation J. Moon, and Frank Braun, all April 29; gymnastics for girls birth of a cystic fibrosis af-' will be explored. WAGON which dealt primarily with members of the board of edu- age 7-high school March 13- flicted baby. It offers STARTS TOMORROW Each Other" pros and cons of extended The third program in this . cation. May 1, or dance and mime for glimpses of the disease's !••*•••••••••••>• school years such as the 12- first, second, and third gra- symptoms, treatment, and the month school year. ders March 14-May 2. parental psychological and WHEEL Among those discussing the Hall of Fame Planned Pre-schoolers will be of- emotional adjustment to the problem tonight will be Irving fered kindergym from March baby's inherited and incurable Wasserman and Dr,' Bernard 21-May 9; swim-gym classes condition. PLAYHOUSE ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE Loigman, co-chairmen of theFor Broadway Greats March 20-May 8; dance and FOR "BEST ACTOR" Middletown Citizens' Advisory Presents NKW YORK (AP) - Ninety Anita LOOS, Joshua Logan, .mime March 22-May 10, and GfORGlC. SCOTT Committee formed last No- Ruth Kaye Show Neil Simon's conxdy hit Broadway greats past and Harold Prince and Roger L. story hour March 23-May 11. vember to study solutions to .Stevens, as an adjunct of a IHE GANG THAI 'THE HOSPITAL" overcrowding. present were announced yes- Adults may register for Due at School terday for inclusion in a Iliill 2,000-scal playhouse scheduled "PLAZA SUITE" COUDWT Also participating in the dis- morning and evening Slim and MIDDLETOWN - Ruth of Fame planned for one of to open Sept. 27 on Broadway Trim classes; beginning and DirachdbyVANB.FOX cussion will be Mrs. Elizabeth show street's new skyscraper at 50th Street. Kaye will present "Musical Jose, a member of the board intermediate yoga for men MakeBelieve," a program of theaters. The theater, to be named and women, and tennis for be- MAR. 10-11,17-18 of education; Dr. Bernhard Uris in honor of the builders, songs from children's musical [GP] W. Schneider, superintendent The list starts with Maude ginners and intermediate comedlos, Saturday, March Adams and ends with Flo will be operated by James Ne- players. CURTAIN 8:30 P.M. of schools; Evertt C. Curry, dcrlander and Gerard Oestrei- 18, at 11 a.m. in Nutswamp PLUS-2nd BIG HIT GEORGE SEGAL public schools assistant ad- Zicgfeld. Five more contem- The Y is also planning a School. porary achievers arc to he se- cher. at: the BARN ministrator; Steven Manchuk, family camping weekend May Tickets for the perform- THE HOT ROCK" junior high school teacher; lected each year by vote of a Plaques in the theater's 102 Ave. of 2 Rivers 5, « and 7 at Camp Maolljo- ance, proceeds of which will ••••••••••a.,..,. Tom Eiscnhart, Donna Stcarn cross-country panel of drama main gallery are to "honor Rumson FRANK SINATRA those personalities who have nequay In Medford Lakes, and benefit the scholarship fund of LADIES'NIGHT EVERY and Louise Ciulda, all stu- critics and writers. a dinner-dance April 29 at the the Ued Oak Cooperative Nur- dents; and Mrs. June Yanick, made outstanding contribu- For Tickets Call MONDAY AT TOWN The project was organized tions lo the New York theater Freehold Knights of Columbus sery School, may be had from "DIRTY DINGUS ">• a member of the Llncroft by a committee including Hel- to aid the Campcrship Fund Mrs. Harriett Marcus and PTA. since its beginnings in the 291-3140 ft en Hayes, Claire Boothc Luce, mid-lOth century." and Project Alternative. Mrs. Mary Hayes. 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People are always telling America, and Daytona you are retired, working full or part-time, or just seeking a second you what to do with your money. Beach, a fast-growing We're diff erent.We're go- modern city. Its climate, There are water sports of every variety. From just relaxing ing to tell you what to do with transportation facilities on the beach, to water skiing on our waterways or nearby lakes. There's fishing of the kind that has made Florida a mecca for your money—and your future. and natural beauty give sportsmen; deep sea fishing, surfcasting and fresh water fishing That's the problem with it all the qualities that in our many lakes, ponds, and streams. a lot of financial plans. They're usually lead to growth in Our marina and yacht club, complete with swimming pool, strictly financial. They plan for a new community. are scheduled for completion by the end of 1972. your money needs in theiuture, In addition, the For the golfer we've already opened our beautiful new but they ignore what your living Daytona-St. Augustine clubhouse and the front nine of our 18-hole championship course. needs will be. area has attracted some The back nine will be opened by the end of this summer. Our That's why we suggest |, large corporations. Min- tennis courts are open for play right now. you consider where and how ute Maid, American Can, Remember that Palm Coast Is not an ordinary suburban you'll live, once you can relax National Container, St. development. It Is a vast planned community. And in these plans and enjoy what you've worked Regis Paper, General ITT Community Development Corporation has put aside parcels sbhafd to achieve. Electric and ITT Rayon-. of land for schools, shopping centers and other public and com- For many people the ler are already employ- munity facilities. "where" is Florida. And the ing large numbers of "how" is in their own Florida people. And we intend to •home, on tfielr own land, lead- encourage development Everybody talks about ecology. ing a life that combines relaxa- of light and clean indus- Palm Coast is doing something about it. tion with activity. And the wisest t try in carefully chosen ITT Community Development Corporation has a staff of of these people are doing some- s. zones, to promote new environmental engineers, headed by Dr. Stanley J. Dea, formerly thing about those future plans—now. jobs and help create a dynamic economy in the area. with the Federal Environmental Protection Agency. Why the urgency? Why can't you wait until you're good Their job is to see that Palm Coast water stays clear and and ready to buy a nice piece of land in Florida? The ideal climate. pure; that industrial wastes never pollute our air or water; that Because when you're good and ready to buy land in Flor- Some people feel that the climate of southern Florida is a the natural habitat of the area's wild life is preserved. We have ida, the kind of land you want may be gone, Or so expensive you little too constant, even too hot and humid, especially during the already committed $14 million to projects like these. can't afford it. That's why we suggest you find out now about the summer months. v And they're not working just to preserve what's already advantages of investing in a Florida homesite. In particular, of In the north-central part of Florida's Atlantic Coast, where there. They will be creating new lakes, waterways, and ponds; course, a homesite in our new planned community, Palm Coast*. Palm Coast is located, the climate is somewhat more seasonal. stocking many with fish; creating parks and mini-parks. There are in effect three seasons: spring, summer and afall which The whole point of Palm Coast's environmental planning Introducing Palm Coast, Florida. is to make your land and home a better long-term investment by virtually spans the win- Projected population growth! Palm Coast is a planned community by ITT Community ter, slipping right into protecting its surroundings. 100% Development Corporation, a subsidiary of the International Tele- spring. The average phone and Telegraph Corporation. It is the largest planned com- temperature in De4 90% You can still be a Charter Landowner at Palm Coast. munity in the history of Florida, consisting of a potential 100,000 cember is over 60 da-1 801 There are several important advantages of being among acres on Florida's Atlantic Coast. . grees; in July it is\ 70% the first to purchase a homesite at Palm Coast. The property runs for more than 17 miles along the Intra- about 80 degrees. ,60% coastal Waterway and over 5 You get first choice of sites. That means you can pick 50% from the land around our golf course and waterfront property, as miles of beautiful ocean beach. The importance of 40% & t well as many beautiful inland sites. The land itself is largely semi- being close to In addition, you are assured of paying today's prices; an tropical forest, with many fresh 301 ftB $> Ik* assurance that could be very important to you, considering the waterlakes.pondsand streams. growing cities. 20* ^ 1 There are sev- % Bony"!! recent history of Florida land prices. The portion of Palm 10% Coast that is being developed eral reasons your land A y And of course, you will have the satisfaction of someday first is an area about 27 miles should be near a 1970 1975 1980 1985 looking back and saying: "I was one of the first. I was an original south of St. Augustine and 24 "growth" city. One landowner at Palm Coast." "U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1970. miles north of Daytona Beach. we've already pointed out: the greater possibility of long-term investment growth where For full information send coupon today. Florida: America's population increases make land scarce. ©ITTCDC1972 fastest growing • Another reason is simply the fun, excitement and convenience of living around a live, dynamic community. state. Daytona Beach, which is just 24 miles south of Palm Coast, Of the 10 largest states is such a city. With its world famous auto racing speedway, Jal in the nation, Florida shows the Alai, dog racing, restaurants and night clubs, it offers a wealth of highest population growth rate. excitement. And it has shopping facilities you'd expect In a city PolmCfcrt The U.S. Bu reau of Census says that serves an area with a population of over 175,000. that Florida's population will ITT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Even closer to Palm Coast are famous Marineland and increase about 60% by 1985. Marco Polo Park. And within 90 mi^es is Florida's moat spectacu- 117954 Roosevelt Avenue Population growth in- Carteret, New Jersey 07008 lar new showplace, Disney World, fi's close enough to be handy, Telephone: Call Collect (201) 541-9100 evitably leads to a greater demand for land. And as land becomes but far enough away so your neighborhood won't be flooded with scarcer it tends to go up in cost. tourists. , Florida land prices tell their own story: an increase of 78% Nearby cities mean good transportation. Daytona Beach is since 1964. And the increase in desifability is generally greatest 1 served by both Eastern and National Airlines. In addition, the Please send me full details on how I can become whe^ the growth in population is fastest. So the long-term invest- main north-south railway and 3 majornorth-south highways (1-95, a Charter Landowner in Palm Coast. ment possibilities for your land will be best in a fast growing area Route 1, A1A) go through Palm Coast. I understand that I will be under no obligation whatsoever. of Florida. My strongest interest is in land for; The U.S. Department of Highways has stated that the area in What Palm Coast offers you and your family. D Long-Term Investment. DA place to live in the future. which Palm Coast is located will have the country's greatest per- To begin with, Palm Coast offers you a choice of home- centage Increase in population between now and the year 2000. sites in carefully selected sections that are being developed now and over the next few years. 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TUESDAY MARCH 7,1972 13 Bus Talks Resume reiuiSe today in the New Jersey bus strilte which has forced an estimated 700,000 commuters to seek alternative means of transport- , , Gerand Plans to Call The scheduled bargaining session between the Alniglga- mated Transit Workers and Transport of New Jersey, the state's largest bus firm, is the first since the strike begaiibst, Wednesday morning. # T' The parties had been meeting at the Holiday Inn in Edison Party Coiivention On before the walkout by some 4,500 bus workers. Up to late yesterday, there was no official word about the time and venue for today's meeting. . State Labor and Industry Commissioner Ronald Heymann, Selection of Delegates who requested the meeting, is expected lo sit in on the negotiations, together with federal mediator Joseph Di Lorenzo and By BKN VAN VL1KT At this convention. Mr. Ge- state mediator Richard Kosten. BRADLEY BEACH - Mon- rand said, the county organi- Kosten said over the weekend both union and company are mouth County Democratic zation would also select its still far apart in the talks for a new contract to cover the bus Chairman D. Philip Gerand slate which will be committed employes. plans lo call a general party lo one or more of the various convention within four weeks candidates. Set Districting Session to select potential counly The decision on which of the delegates to the Democratic 10 presidential hopefuls the TRENTON - Faced with a deadline M produce a new re- National Convention which county organization will sup- districting plan for the November election, the state Senate opens Ju'y 10 in Miami. port will be made, in large has set a special session dedicated only to resolving the issue. The delegate selection pro- part, on the results of a poll of and according to The session will take cess is a confusing one which some 700 county Democratic Senate President Raymond wiH begins with a convention of party leaders and workers. take as "much yme as to draw party leaders and representa- the new That poll is still being tabu- tives of the various presiden- lated, but Mr. Gerand says Ba yesterday tial hopefuls, and ends with that Sen. Muskie has a signifi- "no other luring the the actual election of dele- cant lead. session. gates by Democratic voters in The &19fe&is less thai ari&pt- the June 6 Primary election. Should Sen. Muskii- ue the county's choice, Mr. Gerand able redistricting alignment. Last week, a panel of federal There.will be 109 delegates judges declared the statepr present district setup uncon- from New Jersey to the said, the six delegates would stitutional and ruled no eledgta can be held in them. Democratic convention, plus be selected by party leaders setrAprttSJFas Hie ect their own dates. Police allege that Berger was wounded in the chest during terday to begin a 10-year pris- derworld figure, is serving 12 then was a back-up quarter- a Shootout outside of the Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh off Rt. on term for extortion-con- years. » - back at Fordham University, Sen. McGovern, with the offi- 18 in Madison Township and that two hours later he died. The spiracy. Addohizio's surrender came during the Ram glory days of shooting allegedly followed an argument among several per- federal marshals escorted' two weeks after the U.S. Su- Fordham football. Drug Charge Holds the 58-year-old New Shrews- preme Court refused to grant sons, a ' .', A Rising Star The delegates to the con- bury resident and two men .him a hearing on an appeal. World War II transformed Opening statements and testimony were expected to begin convicted with him from the The short, stocky Addonizio 1 oms Jtuver 1 rooper Addonizio from the heir to his today. federal courthouse to a U.S.. was indicted in the kickback father's tailoring business to a TRENTON (AP) - A state the incidents or hii s knowledgld e votes from Democratic voters marshal's van parked in the scandal in late 1969 with 14 rising star on North Jersey's police trooper was charged of narcotics traffic to his su- in the primary, shadow of Newark's City Hall. others, including nine other political scene. yesterday with misconduct in periors. Thus, it Is possible for each. Vote Princeton Holiday Addonizio, 58, who was con- city employes and several re- After Pearl Harbor, Addo- office for allegedly helping in- The U.S. Attorney's officC/of the candidates to pick up victed in July, 1970, in a puted underworld figures. PRINCTON — The Princeton Universityfaculty yesterday nizio enlisted as a private. He dividuals get narcotics. for the Eastern District of one or more committed dele- scheme involving a $253,000 One of the defendants has voted 89-87 to shut down the university one week prior to this emerged in 1946 as a deco- The trooper, Anthony Marti- New York participated ih the gates from Monmouth County, kickback by a contractor to died, and the cases of the oth- year's presidential elections to enable students to participate rated captain, having won a nez, 25, a father of three from investigation. The number of slates to ap- City Hall, entered the van ers have yet to be tried. in the election campaign. bronze star and eight cam- Toms River, was arraigned Martinez' alleged in- pear on the June 6 ballot without speaking as newsmen Still untried is Anthony paign ribbons in the African before Superior Court Judge volvement in narcotics traffic could increase more than iv/o- The vote, by a margin of two, reversed an earlier ruling crowded around him. "Tony Boy" Boiardo Jr., re- and European fronts. Frank J. Kingfield. Bail was took place earlier this year, fold should spme of the other that there would be no break in the regular school schedule for He was followed by Anthony puted to be a high ranking Addonizio, a Democrat, lost set at |15,0OO. according to the indictment, six announced Presidential the elections. LaMorte, former Newark Mafia figure. Boiardo's case •in 1946 when he first ran for Assistant U.S. Attorney hopefuls decide to enter the Public Works director, and was severed from the Addo- State Police Superintendent Congress, but won by a nar- Frank Shecrin, who presented primary, The faculty, in bowing to undergraduate student pressure, Joseph Biancone, a reputed nizio trial because of ill David B. Kelly said an in- row margin in 1948. He was the case to a grand jury,'said The other six announced decided to close the institution from Oct. 29 to Nov. 8. This Mafia figure, who were also health. dictment handed up by the reelected six times by in- Martinez aided the. sale of the candidates are Sen. Vance year's presidential election is on Nov. 7. given 10-year terms in the Addonizio'attcmpted to win state grand jury charged Mar- creasingly larger margins. cocaine on Feb. 17 in a trans- Hartke of Indiana, Gov. conspiradey. a third term in June, 1970 — tinez with agreeing to get action allegedly involving George Wallace of Alabama, A similar plan — which came to be known as the Prince- Loaded Into Van after his trial had started but He left Washington in 1962 marijuana for two individuals codetendants Rafael T. Vin- former Minnesota Sen. Eu- ton Plan — was implemented during the 1970 congressional Three other young crimi- before his conviction•— but to become Newark's mayor. and with assisting another in- cehte and Michael Zerbos gene McCarthy, Hep. Shirley' elections: ' " '••" "' nals were loaded into the van was defeated by Kenneth A. Addonizio gained notoriety dividual in buying coraine in both of Brooklyn. Chislom of New York, Los An-' Gibson, who became the first New York City. Under the plan agreed to yesterday, students will make up with them, before the mar- in the summer of 1967 when If convicted, the three sus- geles Mayor Samuel Yorty, shals began the trip to the black mayor of the stale's the black ghetto in Newark's The indictment charged pects would face 15ycar jail and New York Mayor John V. the school time lost during campaigning through a reschedul- largest city. . ing of classes. New York detention center. Central Ward erupted in riot. that Martinez did not report terms. Lindsay.

Code Upset Upheld TRENTON — The State Supreme Court yesterday upheld Bunny-df-the-Year Judge a lower court ruling that overturned an.East Brunswick Town- ship ordinance that would have required building contractors to post a bond to cover construction defects. In a 7-0 de6isiofttoe..Supreraq tourtfaid^fcw^ftbe^fajr Claims He Was Impartial to builders to requfnrtheni to "submit to regulations' so vague By LEW HEAD and imprecise." The panel.is composed of cians who sound like a whole gorics. The1 New'XeVsey" Builders Association.'a private'industry VERNON TOWNSHIP (AP) five other reporters and May- orchestra, master of ceremo- Each judge alternately group, had challenged the ordinance;; 'V«%, §f — You're in a fix when you're or Edward Snook of Vcrnon nies genial Gene Hull then in- studies the girls and bends one of the judges at the New Towrtship. The awesomeness troduces the contestants one alertly over his rating form. The ordinanwfwiiifld lave required contactors W register Jersey> bunny-of-thc-ycar of the judicial responsibility by one. He must put down points from with the chief buiKRng:;m6peet«r of ttie.l^wmshlp. It a$o in- beauty pageant and you don't magnifies to spotlight propor- They arc Bunnies Michele, 1 to 5 in the three columns of cluded a provlsioiir requiring contractors, to'post a one-year, 15 want to make up your mind. tion when each panelist is in- whose hometown is Wilming- beauty, poise and personality. per cent maintenance bond. ;. Six bunny waitresses at the troduced to the audience. ton, Del., and who likes horses One for fair, two for average, The bond would have covered any defect in'Construction Playboy Club-Hotel are vying Taking your bow, you won- and airplanes; Amanda, from three for good, four for ex- that occurred in the first year of a building's existence in vio- for tjie "carrot of the year" der if you personally should Scranton, Pa., who Hull says cellent, and five for out- lation of the East Brunswick building code. prize before a crowd of hun- be in line for "jackass of the came 13th in a field of 130 who standing. dreds jamming the main din- year" distinction — but the tried out for the skating com- Hull asks the girls some The court noted that state law does not empower munici- ing room. Their fate is in the crowd appears to be eager petition of the recent winter hard questions. pal governments to regulate building contractors. But the hands of the seven judges, one and to be taking you and the Olympics; Marylou of Sim- He asks Heather what she court said registration of contractors could be permitted. of them you. other judges seriously. mons Lake, who took business plans to do when her bunny Each girl thinks she's a win- Playboy's Bunny Mother courses in California before career ends. She says she ner or she wouldn't be up Sandy Schiffer makes prelimi- opting for rnbbitry; Warren of plans to marry and raise a Pass Pollution Curb Bill front. Each girl is lovely as nary remarks. She says the Montclair, who attended Mon- family. She says she hopes to TRENTON — The New Jersey Senate on Monday passed a only age 22 or 23 can be. Their girls will be judged for beau- tclair State College and is a do as well as her parents. She well exposed flesh in their bill lo require industry to treat chemicals before discharging ty, poise and personality. She student teacher at nearby adds that she has seven broth- scanty attire is fresh and un- the waste into waterways through sewerage systems. declares the winner will have Franklin High School; Dena ers and sisters. veined. Their eyes sparkle. iin opportunity for n modeling of Clifton, who until recently Hull quizzes Amanda on her The bill was approved by a vote of 31-1 and sent to the As- Their hair is beautiful - and or movie career and other was an cnrollcc in a beau- funniest experience as a bun- sembly. original. They walk a little benefits — one bonanza a sil- tician school, and Heather of ny. "Oh, there arc a thousand The measure would empower the Department of Environ- self consciously but arc more ver lame costume to wear for Mendham, who fancies paint- a day," she replies. But she mental Protection to set standards for controlling pollution lithe than mature sirens. one year. ing and watercoloring. says the most hilarious prob- the judges. Marylou wins four tels in the United States, Ca- from chemicals, acids and other industrial wastes. There's not a bottom spread. Her announcement makes The girls make three ably was when she made too to three. nada and the West Indies. Nature is fully on their side. the task of judgment even changes of custuinc — (iff low a bunny dip while tending Michele is hailed as the first Violators would be subject to fines of up to $5,000 for each The Associated Press gave So you have to m;iko a more appalling. You'd like to stage — as they do separate table and her bunny tail came runner-up as Hull dramatical- offense. The measure states that with continuing violations, top rating to Warren and all choice. But how can you dis- ^ivo every one of the p,irls a walk-ons for the three phases in contact with a lighted ly builds up to (he disclosure each day it occurs can be considered a separate offinsc. the'other girls In poise and appoint even one of these silver lame for keeps. of the contest. candle. She escaped with only of the top winner. The Cahill Administration supports the proposal. personality. It awarded sec- charmers? If motherhood, incidentally, Hull puts them through a singe, she says. It's Bunny Warren, the 5- ond highest marks to all but Sen. James II. Wallwork, R-Esscx, sponsor of the bill, said You wonder why you con- were as well represented as their puces with a running, Playboy's computer goes to foot-4 brunette teacher. She's one in "beauty" — saving the the legislation could be "a vital step In restoring cleanliness to sented to be a replacement by Sandy, it wrfuld never he a sometimes Inaccurate com- work on the judges' ballots. the New Jersey Bunny of the very highest for just one. New Jersey's rivers and streams." for the Don Juan judge who maligned profession, Nor mentary, like when ho almost Hull announces that Amanda Year and now will gel to com- The measure would also help lower the cost of sewerage begged off at the last minute, would any American male be confuses the judges into think- and Marylou havc tied for pete in about three weeks The "just one" cannot be fiitilllifs which must be upgraded to deal with Industrial saying he had other business ashamed of his "momism." ing poise and personality are second runner-up and with the winners from about a revealed. The AP has a repu- wastes, he said. *t to attend to. With Hie help of three musi- one, rather than distinct cattv requests a run-off vote from dozen other Playboy club-ho- tation for Impartiality, * \l TV !)«il} K. |aM. r, H<4 Bunt - , H*rrfe t, 1972 Hawks Weather Pioneers4 Victory Over Profs By RICHMCOLETTI moved into the finals against like to.win those-kind of called Boylan, "and they were kept the game interesting. Glassboro State. games, but I'm always glad holding onto to Eddie (Ha- Ron Mitchell, a 5-11 Junior, WEST LONG BRANCH - Glassboro won the first when they're over," licki) to lie couldn't move turned Into a ball of fire in the •The Monmouth College game oti the card, 84-62, over Too Much Heat around much." second hair. He scored 21 of Hawks could have used their Marist, the winners will meet The game almost turned Halicki, moved around his 22 points In the session - war armor here last night in in the finals tonight. into a brawl midway through enough. He scored 37 points In almost all coming from the the opening round of the Tonight's victor gets a free the second half when Mon- the fracas and gave Mon- outside. NAIA District 31 Tournament ticket to Kansas City, Mo., to mouth's Pete Cusick had to be mouth the lead for good mid- The Hawks drew to a 44-» against Rutgers of South Jer- compete in the 32-team NAIA refrained by the referees way through the first half lead early In the half *hen sey. championship tournament. from going after a Rutgers1 when he scored nine straight Mitchell decided to giv* his But the Hawks (18-8) clad Kefering to last night's player. points, jump shot a workout. only in their cage Uniforms, physical battle, Bill Boylan, "lie was taking quite a The Hawks never relin- He scored IS points in five turned in a 79-75 victory and the Hawks' mentor said, "I beating at that point," re- quished the lead, but Rutgers minutes and closed the gap to one point with 11 minutes left in the game. Hawks Take Over At that point, Monmouth re- Simmons Answers Call gained control and steadily pulled away to a 10-polnt margin with six minutes remaining, but the Pioneers weren't through yet. To Colts' Title Campaign Mitchell led the way in bringing Rutgers back to By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN , within three points of lying!, ' Register Sports Editor before Russ Walling sank two foul shots with 50 seconds left HIGHLAND PAKK - Christian Brothers Academy to wrap It up. ' opened defense of its state Parochial "A" championship by de- Boylan, who already has feating St. Joseph's of Metuchcn, Bl-71, at Highland Park High seen his Hawks defeat Glass- School last night. boro once this season, is "1 think we might be able to win another state champion- weary of the Profs. "Their ship," said coach Vinnie Cox, who has guided Colt teams to shooters don't miss. That guy four sectional and two state titles in his first nine years at the Spencer Person Is something helm "But let's worry about Camdcn Catholic first." else," he said. Last night's victory, advanced CBA to Thursday night's But Boylan will go with the South Jersey Parochial" "A" semi-final game against Camden same strategy that beat the Catholic at Lenape Regional High School,-Medfo'rd, at 8 p.m. Profs last time.; "They have Strong shooting, led by junior Leon Simmons, paved the to make us change it," he way for the Colls' 18th victory in 26 games and 11th In their said. last 12 outings. Simmons wound up with a game high of 28 Glassboro and Marist both points, principally on a scintilialing 13 of 17 performance from got off the bus after a long the field. As a team, the Colts were .10 for 55 in the field goal ride and had trouble getting department. out of the freezer for the first "It was by far his best game of the year," said Cox, "but 10 minutes of their game. he has really come along in the last nine games, averaging The contest was scoreless for 10 minutes before the about 17 points," Profs pulled to a 35-27 margin Even with a 54 per tent shooting night, the Colts needed at the half. proficiency at the foul line, since each team netted 30 field Marist seemed flat in the goals. While their 21 for 33 free throw statistic wasn't out- second half too, and Glass- standing, it was enough. St. Joseph's (12-14), which became boro dominated that portion Register stall Phot* CBA's victim for the second time this season, was 11 for only of the game behind Rob Bach- CAGE SYMMETRY - Monmouth College's Ed Hollck! (23) goes up for a 18 attempts at the line. man and Person. rebound, but there's plenty of competition from Rutgers of South Jersey . "Our rebounding was the real difference," analyzed Cox. The most exciting happen- players. Pioneers' AAlke Taulane (41) and Fred Johnson, right, ore in on "We did a tremendous job on the boards, giving them one shot ing in the battle came at the the ploy. Monmouth won the NAIA District 311 battle, 79-75, and will meet most of the time." final buzzer when Marlst's Glassboro State In the finals at Monmouth tonight. Bill Paterno, the 6-4, Junior who was right behind Simmons John Dillon threw the ball with 26 points, his average night's work, hauled down 15 of his overhand at the basket almost team's 34 rebounds. Simmons snared 10. the entire distance of the "Our defense upset me though," Cox continued. "That's court. The ball smacked the an awful lot of points (71) to give up in a state tournament. backboard and went through Roses Fall Victim "They did what we wanted them to do (against a man-to- the hoop. j? man defense), giving them the outside shot, and they hit it. MarlitMl) OlontorolM) Everything we got was inside." Reolilir Staff Photo OFT C f T Scotf 7 J17 lacfiman I 5 21 Larry Fox and Mike Kenny were the Falcons who hit con- HOT-HANDED COLT — Leon Simmons (42), who Clorke Pirion 1 517 Hart Correra 4 210 sistently,'finishing with 19 and 18 points, respectively. Steve scored 28 points on a 13 for 17 field goal shooting Crienery Siolack 7 31* Mortell 0 0 Larkin, a hustling guard added 13-points, and reserve back- night in Christian Brothers Academy's successful 1 0 To Poor Shooting Shaded court man, Jeff Wenzel; another diminutive hustler.had 10 in state tournament debut at Highland Park High Cosenllno 1 0 Dillon 1 1 MEDFORD - St. Rose of ball in the ocean," signed Pat lead at the close of the first the second hall. School, barrells his way between a pair of St. Jo- McGowon 0 0 0 1.4 1 3 Belmar, defending South Jer- period, but the poor shooting St. Joseph's coach Chris Ilalprin, remembering the ease seph's players In a scramble for a rebound. McCann, the Purple Roses' Total! 54 10 43 Tololi 3133M sey Parochial "B" cham- coach. "It's a shame it had to percentage became apparent with which CBA handled his club's man-to-man defense during Wiorlst V 31 -ej SI, Joseph <7tj pion's, saw its 1971-72 basket- happen this time of year." when the Rose could managed the regular season, .employed a zone this time. _ F T Glouboro 15 *t — 14 Basketball Scores Rutgtri(75) Monmivtlt<;» Palerno 9 126!Kenny 9 3 IS NORTH JERSEY ball season come to a sudden Ed Zukowski, who has aver- just nine points in the second, "We-tried to slow their guards down," said the losing Stmmons 13 2)1 Mlierok I 3 I Dumont •}, Tenolly 50 Johnson . 7 SI7|Hollckl 14-»J7 Galghr 3 4 10 is-arhln S 313 Toulont 1 0 41 Cuticle 1 1 7 and unexpected end here last aged 29 points per game for session. St. Joseph's came up" coach. The maneuver worked, but only until Simmons dis- Homo 0-3 SiHealy 3 15 NORTrt JBRte-Y PcrecMol "»" MHchtll 10 Ml Kelly t 013 night as St. Joseph's of Cam- the Roses, came away with 14 with 17 points to grab a lead it played his hot hand. Holland 1 1 3 Vfeniel 4 3 ID Let 5 0 10 Nelson 1 1 II Foy t 0 Si Fox v I 19 Peterson Catholic 7), Immaculala 11 4 2 10 0 II 0 SOUTH JERSEY Uat 0 0 01 walling den turned in a 67-58 victory. last night. He hit on three for never lost. "We've been hurting at the foul line the second half of the Souse 0 0 0! Simla Jonnitta 4 •! Smith 0 3 3iKuhn 1 a 3 Parochial "A" It*was the Purple Roses' tour- 18 from the floor, while the "We were getting just one season, and there's where we hurt ourselves again tonight," Tallett 0 0 0' CDA II, SI. Joseph's (Met) 71 Corpenter 1 0 2 Hennusy 0 0 0 McWney 0 0 0 SOUTH JERSEY Nelson 5 113 Scorlo 1 O 2 nament debut. team finished with 23 of 65 shot for the most part. We Ilalprin concluded. Parochial "B" . Totals » 2111 i[Total To s 30 II 71 SI. Joseph's (Camden) 17, SI. Rose (Bel- Tololi 11 13 75 Tololi 3 "It was one of those nights shots finding their marks came away with 30 rebounds In addition to Simmons and Paterno, Cox had praise for Rutgers CBA it 21 1? Jl -II mor) M 2? 44 -75 when we couldn't throw the to their 25, but we lost the ball the play of guard Bill Kay. st Joiei . 12 17 23 -71 Parochial "C" Monmoulh 31 41 —79 St Rose jumped to a 12-10 Phllllpsbura Catholic es, Holy Trinity 41 more than they did," said McCann. Tom Giierlich, St. Joseph's; 6-9 center, scored 16 points and pulled down most of the rebounds for the winners. "Even our foul-shooting Kunkel at Home Behind Plate game was off," recalled McCann. "We only accounted for 12 of 23 shots from the line, while St. Joseph's scored 21 points for 31 flips." SI. Rote (S«) SI. Joseph c.(«7) By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN there than any place else, except maybe Detroit. GFtl G F T Zukowski 8 1 Guerllch 7 2 16 Register Sports Editor "Baltimore is tough," he added, noting that he Holsey 010 Rolciyk was the'"pioneer" in suggesting that umpires be Toutiey ' 0 O Walsh ••!»» The Chuck Wagon , UMtiy 1 13 Snlnllo 4 6 14 '""."Ask"any umpire what his toughest call js, and permitted to wear the flip-down sun glasses there Forlenio 0 2 Monte I y 2 1 5 Sorno 3 19 Brerinon 1 1 3 he will undoubtedly say the half-swing — when a after he was "blinded" while working a playoff Totals 33 12 5» Totals 33 31 67 batter attempts to check his swing on a pitch, usu- game two years ago. Now, American League um- SI. Rose 12 • 13 24'—-i» ally one that rides up and into him. The call is , Thirty seconds into our conversation and the pires, like players, don the shades if needed. St. Joseph Com... 10 17 19 21 —67 made more difficult when the catcher lunges for diplomacy peculiar to men in blue sets in. But Kun- "There are a few cities where I don't even the ball, jumping in front of the umpire. kel's flair for talking, which often ends in a story, leave my hotel room until it's time to go to the ball Bill Kunkel of Leonardo, former New York quickly got the best of him. park," Kunkel continued. "I enjoy New York be- State Slates Yankee pitcher and now an American League arbi- "I feel more comfortable behind the plate cause it's my 'home', but Minnesota again is my ter, agrees, but an even tougher call is on the play when Dave McNally (the Baltimore Orioles' left- favorite stop, I also like Oakland because 1 can run Cage Finals you don't see. handed ace) is working," he offered. "He has pin- over to San Francisco to enjoy the restaurants — One day in Cleveland, Kunkel relates, Ted Uh- point control and challenges the hitters, and so that's important." • At Jadwin laender stroked an infield grounder. Kunkel was tioes Fritz Peterson (the Yankees' top left-hander). How about the fans? , working at first base in perfect position lo make "And then there's Vida Blue (Oakland's Cy "They're the toughest in Boston," Kunke) of- PRINCETON - Princeton the call by using the traditional method of watch- Young Award-winning sensation). His ball jumps fered, "but regardless of where you're working you University's Jadwin Gymna- ing the runner's foot hit the bag while listening for on you. Two pitchers can throw the ball 80 miles an only hear what you want to hear anyway. sium will be the site for the the ball to smack into the first baseman's glove. hour, but one is faster than the other because his "In one place — again Minnesota, I think — I seven state championship This time the method failed. ball jumps. That Sam McDowell (traded out of the made a call against the home team and the fans games of the N.J. State Inter- A split second before Uhlacnder's foot hit the AL to San Francisco by Cleveland), he can really actually applauded. scholastic Athletic Association bag a photographer, permitted to roam the field in throw too." "Even my own kids boo me sometimes." Basketball Tournament Cleveland, popped his flashbulb in Kunkel's eyes. A close call often brings a manager out of the Thursday through Saturday, He didn't see the play, so ho didn't call it. On Jim Palmer, the Orioles' right-handed star: dugout to present his differing opinion to an um- March 1618. "Well, what was I, ump'.'" I'hlacnder bellowed. "They talk about his fast ball, bet he's got a pretty pire, but this doesn't really bother Kunkel, he says. The announcement was "If you don't know, why should I tell you?" the good "Uncle Charlie' too." "All managers will be rough on you, if you let made yesterday by James G. fast-reacting Kunkel answered. Oh, yes, the curve ball... something popped them," he said. Cirowney, NJSIAA executive With that, Uhlaender grabbed his glove and in Kunkel's witty mind. "Mine's, getting better ev- How about his relationship with his former secretary-treasurer, Dates headed for his outfield position as the teams ery year I don't play. And in seven years I've manager Ralph Houk, one- of the best hat-kickers and sites for the state semi-fi- changed sides. added 15 miles an hour lo my fast ball," he in the business? nal round games next week Hardly ever does anyone ask an umpire for an quipped. "He (Iocs his job, and I do mine," Kunkol said. also were announced. opinion; he gives it as necessity warrants as part Once a pitcher, always a pitcher, and a south- My final question was a breaking a curve ball The first two champions of his job. And the only time people arc inclined to paw at that. as I've overthrown. will be crowned on Thursday, talk with him is when they disagree with one of his Then we turned to the American League's pre- "Who do you think will win the American March Hi, at Jadwin when opinions. Inevitably, the result is quite vocal and mier hitters. League pennant this year?" Parochial "C" finalists meet sometimes downright vehement "One heckofa hitter just left," Kunkel siiitl of He didn't offer at the pitch. in the 7 p.m. first game of a So, with an acute case of spring fever brought Frank Robinson, the Orioles' former super star (loublt'licader. "Oh, gcez, 1 couldn't do that," Kunkel said. Monday. March 13 on by that 70-degiie temperatures last week, I traded to Log Angeles over the winter. "He hangs "With my luck, I'll be involved in a close call with Group III - North I vs. Norlh II. 7 p.m., Central vs. South, 6:30 p.m., Jad- asked Kunkel for his opinions on several matters of right in there and waits until the last minute to the team I pick on the last day of the season." win Gymnasium, Prlnctlon, commit himself. And Bobby Murccr also has come Parochial "A" — Soulrt Jersey final t interest to baseball diehards who aren't completely The regular season dotfsn't begin for another p.m., Lenapc Regional Hlah School, a long way with the stick." Medlordi North Jersey final, »p.m. sold on the football frenzy,. five weeks, but Bill Kunkel leaves today for spring Hackensock High School. "Hill, who's the best pitcher in the American Kunkel, who travels around the league's dozen Tuesday, Morch 14 training In Arizona. Group'r- Central vs. Soulh, I p.m.. League?" . cities from April through September and gets home Lentipe Realonal; North I vs. North II, "We have a meeting the first day (tomorrow), « p m . Hnrlcensacfc Hlah School' "Well, you know, pitchers look differently from to Leonardo only when he works in Yankee Sta- and the first exhibition game is Thursday," lie Wednesday, March IS dium .(just six days last season), rates Minnesota Group IV - Norlh I vs. Norlh II, I behind the catcher," Kunkel said. '^JVhen you're a said. "Just to show you what kind of shape I'm in. ir>j> in . Central vs. South, 8 30 p.m.. Jad- (Minneapolis-St. Paul) on top. win Gym player, you check the size of his shoes, but now I I have the first day off. Group || - central vs. South, I p.m.. "They treat us great there. Everything is fan- modiion Township High School; Norm just concentrate on the pitch and work on my tim- "I'm going fishing for large-mouth bass." Jersey I vs North Jersey II, I p.m., ing in making the cull." tastic," he'said. "And you can see the ball better Morris Knolls High School, Dtnvlllt. I wasn't about to bft hooked on any fish stories. Parochial "B" - Soulh Jersey f nol, I f ,m., at Lenape Regional. Norlh jer»ey :. llnol. ip.m., al Hackensocfc Thr 1WI. RrnMrr, to4 Runic -MMdlriowii, XI, Tumdir, M««* 7, 1972 15 innings Surpass Arriie's MIAMI (AP) - Jack Nlck- has championship trophies in on with it so we can get to the laus flipped another 130,000 his case at home for three U.S. Open and the Mastere." into his bank's night deposit Masters, two U.S. Opens, two Then, the fellow once la- chute on the way borne after British Opens and two PGAs. beled "Ohio Fats" trimmed streaking past Arnold Palmer "My biggest problem is get- off 20 pounds. as golf's all-time dollar king. ting too eager for the major "My whole outlook began to The 24-karat Golden Bear events," he said. "Four times, turn around," he said, "and then pondered other goals. I've won the first leg on a the weight loss might have "Money's nice... darn, it's grand slam in a year... I've had something to do with it. I essential," said Nicklaus, never taken the second. The felt better. I hope I looked "But winning major cham- odds are against such a feat, better." pionships — the big four — is but I'm not going to stop The summer after his diet' my personal barometer. It trying." - in 1970 - Nicklaus won the was nice to pass Palmer, but Nicklaus' logged rounds of British Amateur at fabled St. I've still got to catch Bobby 71-71-64-70 to win his 36th tour Andrews in Scotland. Jones." title. He seemed to relish up- "That was my first big one Nicklaus' windup 70 in yes- staging friendly rival Palmer, in about three years and it terday's fourth round of the but refused to allow his multi- really was sweet Now, I en- |150,000 Doral-Eastern open million dollar cache to over- joy the game and -will keep didn't approximate his 64 of shadow the old-timers. playing as long as I do." Sunday for excitement, but it Snead despite 84 victories, The son of a Columbus, got the job done with a 12-un- has earned $499,000. Ohio, druggist entered Ohio der-par total of 276. "At my age," said Snead, State as a 175-pound freshman Lee Trevino got nowhere, "You have to be happy to stay in 1957 and was up to 225 by shooting even-par 72 for 278 so close these boys. Nicklaus' 1958. The bear weighted 185 and a tie for second money of is as great a player as I've Monday and has "no problem $13,875 with 68 shooter Bob ever seen and I enjoyed being as long as I'm active." Rosburg. Sam Snead, Ihe 59- paired with him in the last . Barbara Nicklaus remem- year-old marvel, also had 72 round." bers when Jack decided to on a blustery afternoon for a Nicklaus reflected on his shed the excess poundage. APWlrei*oto 1 fourth-place 279 and $7,050. thoughts of five years ago. He "He called Hart, Schaffner WHO'S ON THIRD* - New York Mets third Nicklaus' payday gave him weighed a pudgy 212 pounds, and Marx — who makes most baseman Jim Fregosi has the team, doctor Peter $1,477,200.86 for slighly over 10 was beginning to puff at walk- of his clothes — and asked for AP Wlreohote La AAotte, left, placing a splint on his thumb In- ing 18 holes and was generally ALLTIME MONEY CHAMP — Jack Nicklaus waves to the gallery on the years as a pro since leaving a tailor to be at our house two final hole at the Doral -Eastern golf tournament after winning the event lured during fielding practice. Manager Gil Hod- the Ohio State campus. Palm- fed up with golf. weeks later/' ' she. said, ges watches in despair. Fregosi was obtained er, 10 years older at age 42, "I used to approach a tour "He told them he was going to and .becoming the highest money'winner In golf. With the $30,000 for his from the California Angels .In.a.winter deal. has a lifetime four bankroll of tournament without much lose 20 pounds and would need victory yesterday In Miami, Nicklaus went ahead of Arnold Palmer. Nick- $1,471,226.83. drive. My idea was Just to get some new clothes. laus has won $1,477,200.86. 9 Enjoys Game . "The older I get, the more I Mets Fregosi enjoy golf," said Nicklaus, who lives 90 minutes up the Florida Turnpike at Lost Tree LS U Fires Maravich Village. Breaks Thumb "I got tired of golf in the BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) is dedicated to, the game of season. During his six seasons season at 10-16. mid-1960s. Winning came too — Basketball coach Press Ma- basketball.. he compiled a 76-86 record. Maravich's head coaching By The Associated Press The Texas Rangers de- easily. I took it for granted." ravich of Louisiana State was "I regret that a change is His first season was the. experience includes stints at feated the Chicago White Sox At 32, he is content and fired yesterday along with his necessary to further the inter- worst in Tiger basketball his- West Virginia Wesleyan, Veteran Jim Fregosi, the 11-4 in an error-filled game seems better than ever. two assistants, the school an- ests of a sound, magnetic bas- tory. That team won only Davis & Elkins, Clemson and New York Mets' newest third played shortly after a heavy "Robert Tyre Jones'won 13 nounced. ketball program at LSU," he three games, while losing 23. North Carolina State. rain. baseman, broke his right major titles in his great "I have reluctantly reached added. But with the addition of his thumb and will miss the rest The Rangers scored six career," said Jack. "1 have McCreary, a lormer LSU the conclusion that our bas- Maddox said a screening All-American son Pete to the head coach, has been associ- of spring training, the Nation- runs in the first inning on taken 11, nine pro and two ketball program will have a committee appointed by LSU varsity roster the following al League baseball club an- three hits, four walks, an er- U.S. amateurs. Nothing would ated with the Tigers since better opportunity for success Chancellor Cecil J. Taylor, is year, LSU posted a 14-12 1957. nounced yesterday. ror and a sacrifice fly. Chi- be bigger for me than to win with the change in the coach- working to select a new head record in 1967-68, 13-13 the Fregosi, who came to the cago made four more errors the grand slam in one year ing staff," said Athletic Direc- coach. next year, and 22-10 in 1969-70. Bernbrock, a graduate of Mets Dec. 10 from the Califor- before the game ended, but and to surpass Mr. Jones' to- tor Carl Maddox in a pre- Maravich, a native "of Ali- The Bengals were 14-12 last Spring Hill College, has been nia Angeles, injured the the Rangers also committed tal." pared statement. quippa, Pa., took over as LSU year and last Saturday the Ti- on the LSU staff for eight sea- three errors. thumb Sunday while fielding Two-Time Jackpot Winner The two assistants fired head coach prior to the 1966-67 gers finished their current sons. ground balls hit by Manager Horacio Pena was the win- Nicklaus, the first man to were Jay McCreary and Greg Gil Hodges. ner with help from Mike Paul capture the Big Four twice, Bernbrook. and Ron Law. Press Miravlch The seriousness of the in- The firings are effective im- jury was not discovered until mediately. yesterday when Fregosi re- Maravich is the father of Jabbar Sinks Celtics ported for practice with a UCLA About to Wrap Up basketball star Pete Marav- sore and swollen hand. ich, who played for LSU be- MILWAUKEE (AP) - Kareem Abdul Jab- free throws to put Milwaukee up 124-120 in the X-rays disclosed that a fore signing a multi-million- bar scored six of his 44 points in overtime last extra period. Two free throws by Curtis Perry small bone was broken. The ' dollar contract with the At- night as the Milwaukee Bucks, down 16 points made it 128-121 and proved to be the winning thumb was put in a cast by Nation's Cage Championship lanta Hawks of the National in the first period, stormed back for a 132-127 points. Dr. Peter La Motte, team Basketball'Association. National Basketball Association victory over man or Loch Ness Monster. Their perfect record pBysician, who said Fregosi By The Associated Press the Boston Celtics. Four free throws by Havlicek cut it to 12ft- The > anything -but -abomi- through 25 games—including "The action has the approv- 125, and the Celtics got another chance when would have to wear it for at This is the' last week the al of the athletic council, the! The defeat ruined a 34-point performance least four weeks. rest of the nation's basketball nable Bruins from Los Angel- victories last week by a sur- Dave Cowans intercepted a Bucks' pass. But es, who fastened their usual prisingly narrow 85-71 over university administration and by Boston's John Havlicek, who forced the ex- Boston couldn't put it through in several taps Fregosi, 29, is in his 11th powers have a chance to the LSU board of super- tra period after he stole Curtis Perry's in- major league season, com- catch UCLA-but they'd have vise-like grip on first place in ; California and a more typical at the basket, and Milwaukee got the ball out The Associated Press college 102-73 against Stan- visors," Maddox said. bounds pass with seven seconds left in regu- of bounds with 13 seconds left. piling a lifetime batting aver- a better chance trying to "I have high regard for lation. After a Boston time out, Havlicek sank age of.268. catch the .Abominable Snow- basketball poll before the sea- ford—earned them all 32 first- son even began, have now place votes and 640 points yes- veteran coach's Kentucky added 23 points and Jim An- Auburn's Bill Lynn, said haven't seen Tennessee play- 17. Oral Roberts 54-1 53 Wildcats thrashed Auburn til the Baron of Basketball terday as the Mets scored II. Missouri 2W 40 drews had 18. Kentucky "played better than ing better at any other time 19. Houston 204 32 102-67 last night and set up a makes it himself." their first exhibition victory 20. Indiana ....„ 15-7. M "Tennessee had trouble anybody we saw all year." this season." . . • with an 8-2 shelling of the Bos- Others receiving votes, In alphabetic- Thursday showdown with Rupp was mum on that sub- with Auburn," Rupp noted, That's almost what was said Meanwhile, 17th-ranked al order: Cincinnati, Detroit, Duquewe, Tennessee for the South- • ton Red Sox. Jacksonville, Kansas St.. Michigan, ject, although calls.and tele- "and we had a great game about Tennessee after soph- Oral Roberts closed out a 251 Ohio State, Ohio University, Provi- eastern Conference's berth in grams began pouring in early- against them. I hope that Garrett, playing third base dence, Syracuse, Tennessee, Texos-EI omores Len Kosmalski and regular season with a 108-91 Paso, villonova, Washington. the NCAA Basketball Tourna- in the day and 18 of his great- in place of Fregosi, drove in means something. It was a John Snow led the Vols past rout of Pan American runs with a single and an in- First «ct:MGB 72. field out. Boswell cracked a The groat sports car from two-run pinch homer in the the company that started the sixth inning and Sadecki sports car thing In the U.S. knocked in a pair with a single that highlighted a three-run fourth. Jim McAndrew and Sadecki Stewart Returns for Rangers' Push held the Red Sox scoreless until Luis Beniquez and Carl Yastrzemski hit successive run-scoring doubles in the eighth inning off Chuck Tay- 8«cond act: MQ Mldget'72. lor. By ED WALSH nihg Rangers rank second with 148 goals in 65 contests while Classic two-seater. A real Minnesota has allowed 151 goals in 65 games and Boston 154 sports car with a very real- Guess who's back again with the New York Rangers? goals in 66 games. istic price. Ron Stewart, the winger, center, defenseman and penalty- Hockey: As I See It What the Rangers could do here is hope for a big produc- High Interest killer supreme. tion against the Hawks in their two remaining games together The same Ron Stewart who will be 40-years-old this com- Stewart might get the assignment to shadow Frank Mahovl- while getting a good defensive job at the same time. ond Flexibility ing July and the same Ron Stewart who was sent down to the ich. How about an 8-8 tie between the Hawks and Bruins on Providence farm before the season started and later figured in Another veteran, Glen Sather, may draw Yvan Cournoyer March 25? the deal that saw the 20-season veteran go in a package to to shadow. ICE CHIPS Vancouver for Gary Doak. When the pressure of a short series is on, every NHL . — As expected, winger Norm Gratton has gone back to This time he comes back for cash. That infamous player to coach looks down his bench. If he has a Ron Stewart or Glen Omaha to finish out the season. He was up for a week, played be named later doesn't figure in this deal that was pulled off Sather ready to spring over the boards into the action, it's a in two games and picked up an assist. Grand NnarS:MGB/GT'72. just before the gong sounded the end to trading Sunday night. lot easier on the ulcers. — As hockey fights go the Keith Magnuson-Dennis Hextall It makes grand louring lots Why Stewart? How many seasons or games for that matter The Boston Bruins' 2-0 loss to Los Angeles Sunday night scrap on national tv last Sunday was a beaut. Then the oppo- grander. Because this Is all can he have left? After all the record shows he has but one goal keeps the pennant flame flickering for the Broadway Blue- site extreme, Bill White-Charlie Burns. Charlie Burns? MQ. With added comforts and three assists in pieces of 41 games. and luxuries for long-dis- shirts. And don't forget the Vezlna Trophy. It too can be had. — The Itangtrs have scored 155 gonla at home, which bet- tance touring. It's this way, laddie. Boston now has 105 points in 60 games while the Rangers ters their record of 149 set a year ago. Why docs a baseball team involved in a tough pennant have 98 in one game less. Okay? — Don't miss this Sunday's televised game. Detroit is hav- Come. race acquire the likes of Hoyt Wilhelm Just before the dead- Now, supposing the Rangers win this "game-in-hand?" It ing a Gordie Howe day and will retire his number during cere- Catch tho show. line? will give them 100 points in the same amount of games played. monies. At our The answer is experience. And experience is what a team If the Rangers can beat the Bruins in their last face-to- — A National Hockey League player telephoned his World showroom. needs when the days dwindle down to the proverbial precious face confrontation the 23rd of this month in the Hub, the point Hockey Association contact. ASBURYPARK few. difference is down to three. rThe management Ls putting pressure on me to sign before f A & G Motors Stewart had only five goals and" six assists with the It's a 78-game schedule with 13 games to go. Remember the end of the month," said the player. "They've never done 82 MAIN STREET Hangers last season and was even passed over in the ex- the year the Giants caught the Dodgers? this before, and I don't know what to expect. What will they do pansion draft. As far as the Vezina Trophy race goes (the trophy Is if 1 don't sign before the deadline?" HAZLET That doesn't matter. Stewart isn't back in New York to awarded to the team which allows the fewest goals), it is right "Probably offer you more money," suggested his advisor. Buhler & Bitter, Inc. score goals. now a four-way avenue. — Ready for this one? A hockey wit suggested they name 3290HWY.3S He's here to put some muscle on the other guy's first line. Chicago is the team to beat in this race. The Black Hawks a movie after the Boston Bruin defensemen* "Bob (Orr) and EATONTOWN •b«f Feterel Reetrva. Federal Dffpeell lAiatance Cerp. If the Itangers stay in second and open against Montreal, have allowed 141 goals in 66 games. The defending trophy-win- Carol (Vadnais) and Ted (Green) and Dallas (Smith). Boooo. •onmouth Motors RT.35 Most By The Associated Press opponents. Actually, most The press labeled him, "The Galento then turned to fun, and he'll tell you that ke Galento earned Us managers put Galento at the Night Stick," "Roly-Poly," wrestling. Putting himself un- earned more money on the ring purse, MS.HO* Tony Galento reaches the top of their "blacklist" book, "Water Buffalo," "Beer Bar- der the aegis of veteran New- wrestling wheel than*ne did as Louis Mot. The fight i first stage,of Social Security once, _.GalentjL...whose left_ iel Polka,!' "BilJy Goat," 1 art pr«aot«r WillteGUzan- abosterv ri-. crowd of 34,88 and re© this week. hook carried the power of a "Five-by-Five," "The Man berg, Galento started a coast- $333,508. It turned ...r. T. There are other stories. Will Galento, who'll be 62 mule's kick, took on three ep- who walks like a barrel," "I'll to-coast tour. grudge battle and had there Like the time he was one-hour Friday, join the Social Secu- ponents the same night and moider the bum," and, of /ftid it was while on the bur been closed circuit teleyWon late for a noon weigh-in for a rity set? That's his business rendered all hors 'de combat course, his most famous sobri- and bump grind that the Or- then there's no doubt the git*,, bout in Newark's Dreamland and he can keep it a secret. with .Jus Jeft hook One lasted quet, 'Two-ton.*' •••••••••-j- ange resident competed in receipts would have Men 10 Park, in the JOs. He stopped at forever. three rounds, the other two Galento began.his ring cap. more odd events than any oth- times larger. ;; a hotdpg stood en route to the went out in less than one min- reer as a last minute substi- er athlete. However, there are many arena, ate 52 welners, gulped They considered Galento a ute. The spectacle took place tute, getting yanked out of a other'things Galento can't He raced then swimming 20 soda pops, finally showing buffoon. His pug face, beetl- in Detroit on Aug. 6,1931. movie house in his native city hide. He still has the same champion Buster Crabbe in a up driving a motorcycle. That ing brows made him a target only two hours before ring croaky and contemptuous Galento was a sportswriters Paterson aqua-show, wrestled night he knocked out his foe in for jibes and many jabs, too. time. Tony flattened his oppor voice. The eyebrows with dream. They never lacked for an octopus in a tank filled two rounds. their ring scars and the eyes a story when he was around.' nent in .one round. Fifteen with 10,000 gallons of water in «DVEHTIS£MENT set deep among the folds of He did more eerie things, had years later and '114 boats, of Seattle, Wash., boxed a kang- Galento many times did his Worried About flesh under the brow, are as more managers, nine in all, which he won 59 by kno- aroo on the boardwalk in At- roadwork in the wee hours (S piercing as ever. including the great Jack De/n- ckouts, 22 by decisions, lost 18 lantic City, rode a bucking a.m.) of the day. ;'I box at But there is one noticeable pscy; had more nicknames by decision, TKO'd five times,, bronco in a rodeo in Albany, night, what's jffong with FALSE TEETH change. Galento's figure no and always was ready to ob- lost two on a foul and kayoed boxed a bear.In caged ring, training at^ginVMie rear Coming lo©*«? lige a newsman who wanted only once, Galento quit the and once gave a dressage per- .Afraid falie teeth will drop at the loriger is the stubby five-foot soived.;-- ,,••-" 7 most time? A denture idhidn can nine, but a svelte five-foot-ten. to make some sensational ring. His-only knockout loss formance in a Texas horse .mMi more Informed sources Mp. FASTEETH* Powder fhraa Dedication to a strict diet has reading. came at the hands of Louis. show, denture* a longer, firmer, steadier knew that Galento liked most boh). Why b« unbamaMd? For mom cut Galento to a mod size 200- Therewasajtoj to give personal attention to lecurity and comfort, uaa FA8- pounder. That's 35 below the TEETH Dentun Adh«ir« Powder. escaPlade1Ii:fflrf|Pmflus of the cash register in fm^O-foot Dtntura that fit art MUtitl to weight he toted when he came he Ms, jousts long bar he ownedd . ^ baalth. Stt your duttiit malady. within seconds of winning the Gymnasts Finish 11- e bear and octopus. world heavyweight title from RUMSON - Rumson-Fair Rumson-Fair Haven .iin-' One night in Tallahassee, the then incomparable Joe Haven Regional closed out its ished 11-3, and Cedar Ridge fe, Fla.,. the bear, Who wore a Louis at Yankee Stadium, gymnastics season with a 93- 5-6. .. J mouth strap and tnittens, let ' Torinei* June 28,1939. 83 win over Cedar Ridge here go a roundhouse that floored In his, hey-dey, and he re- yesterday. act OfHemorrh tains most'of it now, Galento The Bulldogs took first lorney (RFH). ' ti Side Hone — 1. Bob Mlndnlcn (JfFH). was one of the most colorful place in every event with Bob 1. John Monitor (RFH), 3. Jiff HVtchin- .Everything, went well for Promptly son(CR). figures in the world of sports. Mindnich taking the side High bar — 1. Rob Mlndnlch (RFHI. about five, minutes with the He was hated by many for his horse and high bat, and Jim J. j(mMonl«MRFH), 3.V *"•'• octopus until Galento was blt- In many cases Preparation H dreds of paUenta showed tfaig (CR). ' gives prompt, temporary relief to be (rue in many catts. In AP Wireoholo roughhouse tactics but ido- Powers winning the parallel, On e rm HeW3S Parallel bars — I. Jim Pewif-s factj many doctors, them- "I'LL MOIDER THE BUM" - Tony Galento, who' lized by many more for his bars and still rings. (RFH), 2. Mike Reilgno (CR). 3. Jiff ««* '"> » - U ™*" from such pain and itching Hulchfnson (Cft). " ^ d to a doctor to have the bite and actually helps shrink selves, use Preparation H* or reaches social security age this week, displays the fearlessness. Tom Murphy (tumbling) Long Horse — 1. Tom touartfOit e (RFH)! 2. Jim Tlsfore je HTfctU II.M H7lt1» H7UH 36.95 45.95 tioi St. Jerome's team totaled a handicap of 9(i. s' ChtckinavtAiMMeViar aliMef AttatPiyctmlailuiltiit*. Bucs in Hockey 12.H 3291 (with a 546 handicap) Albert Williams and Alvin Al offers end March 3L Ctwcfc *• MM MI 9*« tlm «f Attu Ptycwi llfM. while the second-place Bold Thompson are one-point off NAVESINK - Eatontown Ones of Holmdel have 3278 the leading pace. They have Hockey Club's "B" squad points with a 633 handicap. 141 handicap points. downed Red Bank Regional's Conover Tiling of Wall Tom Zingale and Fiore Cor- "B" team, 2-6, at Navesink Township is the team net cione have the net doubles Country Club here yesterday. leader with a 2820 total, and lead at 1221, while Stevens Bill Paul scored for the win- Matawan's Rural Auto Body and Burns are second with ners in the first period, and. is second 15 points off the 1219. Paul Finley hit the nets in the pace. • Sylvanus Brac.v of Loch Ar- second period. Charles DelPjato of l.ake- bour.had the top individual •Goalie Bill Johnson" of lied wood, a last-minute replace- game of 2(i5. He opened his Bank Regional had 17 saves. < ment for Frank Rappa, shat- competition with nine con- 1 The "A" squads of the two tered pins for a 698 total. secutive strikes. ^ teams will play here today. Thirty nine handicap points An economy tire with Our beit-Millng tlra. Two piles of Vleran four lull piles of sturdy Four-ply rayon cord, polyester cord plus gave him 737 and the lead. nylon cord. Wrap-around tread. two built-in belts of Dan Williams of Morgan- • A good "second car" flberglus cord. tire for around-town • Low and wide for the Strike Hits driving. •leek, modern look. Aqueduct WEDNESDAY ONIY 01 Change and Lube. Engine line-Up. NEW YORK (AP) - Pari- Wheel Balancing. mutuel clerks shut down thor- Drain and add up to four Mis for . " quarts of Esso Extra 95 oughbred racing at Aqueduct NO DEPOSIT motor oil; Unlflo*, our yesterday in a strike over the best, 400 more (4 quarts). lay-off of nearly 80 workers. Lubricate chassis. 19(For •« AftMriCM-irada t-cyl. C4n). $497 No negotiations weft1 sched- |22.95 (For MIKIaM e-crl F«A. uled between the New York mad* cwnptcta.) Mi elr.con4ftloiwd c*n • Weights Included. Racing Association, which • Replace points, plugs opened its 249-day season run and condenser. • Corrects a common only last Wednesday, and the • Set timing and dwell. cause of tire wear. Independent Association Mu- • Adlust Idle speed, set tuel Clerks. fuel mixture. Security guards remained at the gates, despite threats to leave their posts, too, in a separate squabble. Both labor crises involved cutbacks in personnel prompted by a fall-off in betting and attendance. Hoth groups blamed the Off-Track • We alto cheok distributor cap, rotor, Ignition Betting Corp. for the drop. wiring, PCV valve, air inter, fuel (liter and The OTB, which switched lights leseived. carburetor. Roplacemsnt parts required (or its betting operation from No! responsible lor typographical errors. these items additional, if necessary. Aqueduct to Bowie, Md., after, the strike was called, contended the slump resulted from general economic condi- ValueCenters are Esso stations where you see these signs. Charge rt and tate tions'and the rising cost of The above prloas 00 tires and servioas are available nationally at public transportation to the stations operated by Humble Oil ft Refining Compwy located In months: track. many metropolitan areas and communities. Prices and offers may to pa* Aqueduct opened last vary at participating Independent Esso dealers. 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New ier the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female column. tires, leather Interior, AM-FM, cruise Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- control, factory air, lull power. All ex- tros. Oneowner. service mon oolng over. sressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists.. ROCK GROUP - Were ovollob'lt to seas. 13500. 517-4351 or 911-5099 ttenoge parlies, flancei, weddings. Bo Niltzvohi. You Iwvcn t heard onyntlng un H70 BUICK CUSTOM SKYLARK - Con- nforfhation regarding positions with possible bona fide oc-" tn you've heard us. We'll help moke you vertible. Air condllloned, power (leering. :upational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey event o success. Call 747-0M3 after 6 p "> power brakes. Mlchelln tires. 13600. Call nnd oslc for Blair. .aw Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the otter e p.m., U2-9H9 or 22M0W. Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Trucks for Sale Business Notices lew Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by TO ALL MOTHERS - Of vovna children »*» "OVA ss 350 - 4-ipeea Hursl. Posi- join one of our MINOINO MOTHER 171" FORO TRUCK — Fwr-wrieeT drive, OUSECALLS IS. Minor repairs, TV r-rltlng to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark N.J. 07102. clubs now. There ft no need to feel lied for. Slatted chrome wheels. Asking WANTED 1966 GTO "00. Call after 6 p.m., 717-0949. Party who needs 100% financing an a !<70 *Tth plow ond camper cap. Excellent con lectrical, plumbing, phonos, antennas down on wMkdayi tvtr oaalni Enfoy new wo-door hardtop, stick shift. A real buy! lltlon. Phone «I2-2»I. ippllancev Parts extro. Consultation loi freedom. At the very mo«t, II wllfcw CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD wooon, VI, »5 MUSTANG 219 *- 4-spted. Four good MWff steering. Cor priced ot JIM5. For ... .__ xtenslve repairs. 741-7469. vou >l o month. How about letting on« of Hres. (500. RASSAS PONTIAC 1971 CMC — '• ton, 4-wheel drive custom. Help Wanted Help Wanted more Information, call OASIS MOTORS ol in BBroa d StS . 741-5110 Rrt Bank HAVE TRUCK, WILL TRAVEL our II very reliable mothers mind you Call 739-2B3 '* angle plow. Power steering, po kiddies for an hour or two or three, etc. 731-7100. Evei. until 9 •rokes. Call evenings 142-4385. No reas'onogle lob rclused. Male and Female Male and Female in a wetkooy wtien in to impossible and 19M FALCON — straight axle, 1W» OKU- •70 PONTIAC GTO — Four-speed, power ONTIAC 1»*7 LE MANS — Two-OOOr COII74I7469 tmenilve to git babysitters. Then some- CHEVROLET — IM6 M-ton pickup. Storv mobile rear, Chtvy lif, 4-speed, ISM &v steering, bucket seats, vinyl top. Ntw ardtop. BMullful willow orten with dark & V PELLETIER — Canodlan exper day when you re not busy, you can mind Urn, olf conditioning. S2000. iii-mi. dard. SlK-cyllnder. New clutch, new rear. olne and transmission alone MM. ill SCI. rttn vinyl top. Fully tqulpptd Including Perfect running condition. 264-2604 or 739- ee service. Specializing in trlmmlna ana ACCOUNTS °°c or two of their kiddies. BUT, If you emovlng. Reasonable rates. Fully insur or two of their kiddies. BUT, If yo 1947 GTO — T.H.E. GOAT. Modified en- automatic traniminlon, powtr tft«rlng. 1735 after 5 p.m. Aiklng SMS, COMPUTER en to be busy; don't worry aboabouut 1944 PLYMOUTH FURY - ••poiiena.er I. 264 «513. wagon. V-l automollc. Power slwrlng, lne suspension, etc. Hooker's Mallory power brokei, rodlo arm factory air. Thi» 3no, NO. Sh* hat 11 other MINDING car It very clean and fully guaranteed. CHEVROLET %-TON PICKUP - 1941V8 RECEIVABLE MOTHERS sht can ask. You're never, luagage rock. While with red deluxe Inti- R urit, Zoom Weber, Hollev, Edlebrock, engine. Excellent condition. Snow plow IGHT HAULING — Tree culling, Attics, rlor. Good condition, woo. 364-6B3. Crowltr, M.T..E.T., American, Muncle, 1195. LEVINE MOTOR CORP., NJ.'I never without a MINDING MOTHER lldeit Authorlud Flat dealer. 37 Rr. 35, and cusllomers. Call 391-1471 after 4 p.m. ellan cleaned. Odd lobs OPERATOR "P.W, Lakewaod, From. Best offer. Phone 542-4197 CLERK when you need one. For information ~ofontoioiontownn . 542-10205421030. onovor interview, loll 7I7-71W. 1943 OLDSMOBILE -1150. •51 FORO RACK BODY TRUCK — Good or local newspaper. Must Second Shift 4-12 midnight 7W-O5OS 1969 SPORTS CAR — Opel GT (laokl Ilk* llres. 1150. Call 544-2400 Mon. thru Frl., 9 lo 4 p.m. e accurate with figures and Excellent position li now avail- 1941 BUICK SKYLARK — Convertible, small Corvette). Automatic, loroe ertgln*. TRUCKING able with mo(or oil company. Th« Travel—Transportation Inly l«,obp miles. Silver wllh red Interior. OVING, HAULING, AND RIGGING ible to type well. 37'/j hour Individual we seek should have 3-4 outomatlc, power steering and brakes. All conditioncondi . ll'SO. Call 747-4355 between KROLL MOTORS, INC. Alr,,AO. tlife. I72-1W4. Motorcycles lArJO MOVING OUR SPECIALTY. RE seek, Monday through years operational experience us- 279 Broadway Long Branch 7-»p.m» . RIGERATORS. WASHERS, DRYERS : ing DOS/05. 360/40, ani 360/50. FLORIDA BOUND 1941 FIREBIRD — 400. 4-speed Hurst, vi OVEDANO DELIVERED. TREE riday. Literal fringe ben- 222-3400 1967 GTO CONVERTIBLE HONDA 1971 — 350 CL itreet scrambler Good salary ond benefit*. Large truck going emply. Injured. Coll nyl roof, magi. Morel Excellent condi- good condition, 1650. ORK DONE. FULLY INSURED. 739. >fIts. Call Mrs. Blaufus at 7I7TW4 or nfIMI KITSON CHEVROLET CO. llcn.tl400. S4J-342I. Coll after 6. 542-4190 1641. Call or Apply in Person: Hwy34 Eatontown 41-0010 between 8:30 and 5 NEED RIDE — From Hdmaei-HoileTTo IMS FORD GALAXIE "S00" — Four door lARPENTER-BUILDER — Complet MR-JAMES BODNAR 5(2 1000 FIAT 1971 12< SPORT COUPE - Execu- RUPP MINI BIKE — 4 h.p. 35 mph Ask .m. Pertn Amboy and back, Mon. through Frl, stdan. Very good running condlllon. S500. Ing tin. Must sell. tome remodeling.' Room additions and aa' Compmsatlon arranged. Please coll 73v- Coll 471-5394. Ive car, lust 4000 miles. This car carries oge. KARL SCHLOEOER, 671-3114. 636-3000, Ext. 2643 94i PLYMOUTH - Sport Fury 313. balance of factory warranty. Fully Phone 544-2714. lllt. Bucket slots, mags, Thrust muffler. Good tUHLER tV BITTER equipped wllh oil sport features plus 5- condition. Must sell. 1700 or best offer. 35 speed transmission, four-wheel power disc 970 HONDA 350 SCRAMBLER - Only AAAERADA-HESS Noveslnk Ave., Fair Haven. 747-0371. PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER 1200 miles, Lie new. Asking 1700, Call ot INCOMETAX ntO Hwy 35 Hdalel 5440191 irakes, radlol llres and AM/FM radio. RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN AUTOMOTIVE Original list «3M6, now lust 12195. LE- ler 5 p.m. 741-0807. CORPORATION NEW 1972 NOVA - Automotlc, power, AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS VINE MOTOR CORP., N.J.'s Oldest Au- RETURNS MANAGER OR \ Heis Plaia Woodbrldoe, N J. Autos For Sale steering, radio, whltewoll tires. JU29. OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? Ihorlied Flat Dealer. 57 Rl. 35, Eaton- Complete service tor personal, business, MANAGER TRAINEES An equal opportunity employer M/F TOWNFCHEVROLET. 291-1101. Call 22V-47M town, MMOiO partnership and corporation returns. Have WANTED 1972 OLD5MOBILE5 - Loroe Mlldlon, KAWASAKI experience with many types small busl- ambitious personnti ntedcrj. starting sol- !*» FORD LTD — Two-door hardtop 9M PONTIAC - Executive wagon. Air, lesses. 21st yeor In Middletown. Margen FLOOR WAXER/PORTER Porty who needs 100% financing on a 1561 Immediate delivery. STEVErTOLDSMO- tun power. New tires, battery, brakes* iry S7,S00-SHX)0 per yiar (whtre ouoll BILE, UOMolnSt.Motowon.SiMMO. Trovalo t/a Reliable Tax Service, Collfoi FORD LTD Two-door tiardlop, olr condl- HTM! 542-6414 COAAE AND SEE appointment 671.1289. lied). 9 to 12 months ext«n»lv« training Top money -f over-time for •KDerlenced Honed. Car priced at S1595. For more In- program. Excellent employment benefit! 1942 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Clion. The full like of Kawasaki. Bikts floor woxer. Night iWfl~12 mlSnlgM to ijjrmailan. cell PAS]SMPTflRS. m-nVL U- 1970 D TER ftoarf WochinK, 90 c.c. to 750 c.c iOUSEPAINTING - Interior. Exlerlor. itperlenct preferred but not necessary. S100. Call aflec 3 p.m. Reasonable rotes. Free estimates. Co. 1:30 a.m., Man. thru Sot. Inclusive. Good 1971 PINTO — Yellow, block Interior, 340,4 like ntw. Trail bikes, 75 C.c. to 350 c.c. FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL: working contfilloni, qll company-pola bfn* Full stock of peris and accessories. 787-6598. JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 671-0925 tilts Including hospllalliatlin. dental, op- H7I COUGAR XR7 — Power steering, Buco Helmets* Pacemaker trailers. tical, ond employee discount. Apply to days. 717-eMt nights. Twin Boro Motors, Inc. HIE. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk disc crakes. Air. AM/FM sttria radio, WANTED Full line, all models, colors, and equip- D &J ROOFING McDonald's Drive-In Mr. Pecht: HS7 VALIANT SIGNET — Two-door se- CALCNOW747-00U Coll 747^2151 a.m. to 5 p.m. Party who needs 100% financing on 1967 lot lor and ttilnglei. Very reoionobli 925 Hwy 35 Mlddletow dan. Automatic. Vi. Ont owner. Asking COUGAR, Vl^ power steering, air condi- ales. 25 yean experience. Also repal W VOLVO - 144, outomatlc. lour-door. MONMOUTH MOWER 1795. Coll I44-MM. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY tioned. Car priced at 11495. For more in- vork. Call 717-7406. PANTRY PRIDE Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Radio, heater. Jim. RED BANK AUTO formation, call OASIS MOTORS,,721-7100. PLUMBER 'MPORTS, 119 e. Newman Springs Rd. 671-1073 . & W ROOFING — New roofs Installed, Wholesale City 1967 PLYMOUTH — Fury III. Full power STATION WAGON FORD SQUIRE — V ltd roofs repaired. Reasonable prices. deeded for shop specializing '41-MM. : and air, V-l, automatic. For quick sale, an Hj I, air conditioning, 1966, A-1. $995. Call 656 Hwy 35 Middletown ree estimates. 271-1115,291-4211. 3140 Hwy IS HOIIet, H.J. 17SO.e71-.167t. In jobbing and alterations in SHREWSBURY MOTORS (66 THUNDERBIRO - Landau. Air 671-1456 after 7 p.m. HARLEY DAVIDSON — Customlled m Chopper. 47 knucklehead. Completel GOLD LEAF GILDING - Picture frome greater Red Bank area. Sal- 1(69 FIREBIRD - Flrt orange, whlti Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury tapedeck, all option), vinyl roof, Gooc 1970 TOYOTA CORONA — Mint condl and mirror repair, antique restoration. REGI"STFRE"D"NU'RSE convertible too, JSO V-«, tach, radio, (wot- condlllon. Moo. Coll 717-om. rebuilt, 14" extended D & O Sprlnaer ary based on experience and Part-time position available for Special tlon, 15,000 miles. Six new tires. 11700. 12,500.74U4K Pickup and delivery. 842-6596. er. A-l condition, one owner. J2000 or best We Buy Used VolKswogeni CallS91-]f<4. merit.' Valid N.J. drlvrtng li- Procedure nurse In modern hospital's X- offer. 4J5-1M4. 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA SS — White J & J PAINTING CONTRACTORS RRa y departmentdtt , worklnorkinig from 10 a.m. to SACRIFICE - TronsTeVred. 1971 convertible, red Interior. 1150. Call 946- 1971 HONDA - CB 350, with helmet, ex- cense a must. essive salary based on ex- 1941 OPEL KAOETT WAGON - New cellent condition, very reasonable. Coll af- nterlor • Exterior. Custom work, rrtses- 4:30p.m. Progressive so _ . . . MURPHY & DAVISON Plymouth Cricket, under 4000 miles. War- 4416 or 946-9616 Ires. Best ofler. Coll males. 717-0158.17H73S per it net, ana pleasant working condl* Mercedes-Beni Sales and Service ranty still affective. 11450. Call I42-37M 774-7413 ter 5 p.m. 5664010. F. V. VERANGE 741-7217 Hwy.f Freehold 4M-53-W, between f-4. or I42-7JH otter 1. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 9-passenger. EXPERT ALTERATIONS - And nstyl 1497 W. Front St., Llncroft APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 11200. Coll 1969 GTO - 4'ipeed, AM/FM, vinyl top, 1971 HONDA — CL 350, 1700 miles. Call CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1949 — Orlgl between 5-6 p.m. S700. Ing. Women's ond children's apparel. Rea PONTIAC FIREBIRD - IM». 350 cu. In., 7I7-4676 Posltroction, mogi. Best offer aver $1700. lonable. Coll 58J-27I4. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL nal owner. Excellent condition. Loodef Call 1429091 alter 6 p.m. 7170130 power steering and brakes, air condl' 1962 VOLKSWAGEN — New pans RED BANK * with extras. 13950. Coll days 741-495!. Eve- METRO 19619644 — Step von. Good condition. Honed, snow tlrts. S1SO0. 232-0610 after nlngs 142-5454. Asking 1300. 1969 OPEL - Ralle, outomatlc, olr, law 741*2700 Ext 73 p.m. Phone 717-5401 mileage. S900. Call New llresllres. 1575157755. EMPLOYMENT MECHANICS IW4 CADILLAC — Four-door DeVllle. Air 2291591 Call 566-1617 1967 ALFA ROMEO — 1750 Spider. Good Help Wanted Mature all around mechanics. Real Estate Opportunity condllloned. Mint condlllon. 1950. Coll af- 96? TORONADO — Gretn with white vl 350 HONDA O condition. Low mileage. Weber corbure- ter 6 p.m. 747-9M2. nyl top. All options. Good mechanical con- 1969 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — lO-pas- 350 HONDA - Original tread. S300 firm. Chrysler products experience pre- We are looking for experienced real es- tors, Blaupunkt AM/PM radio, conver dition;"11600 . Call 291-1393—. senger. One owner. Factory olr, power Call after 6 p.m.pm , Male or Female ferred. Apply In person. tate salespersons to staff o branch office ible. Rdjujor service. J169S, Call otter FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 1944 - Good steering, power brake), automatic, tinted 741-9144 WERNERS AUTOMOTIVE which we will be opening shortly on Rt. condition. Full power, heater, rodlo, snow lass, roof rack, good tires, 390 engine. 1971 HONDA — 4S0 CB, gold, 2030 milts. Hwy 34 Btlfcrd 35, Hozlet. This Is a wonderful opportunity tires. 1775. Call 142.4943. LABORATORY for (he right people. Call for an appoint- '1965 VOLKSWAGEN — excellent condl 1969 CUTLASS 41-9075 or 741-9013. Many extras. Chrome covers, luggage ment, 741-4477. John F. Anderson Agency, tlon. Coll after 4:30 p.m. IMS FIREBIRD — 400, 4-spwd Hurst, vl- Two-door hardtop. Vinyl top and factory CHEVROLET CAPRICE - 1966. Gretn k, ussy bar, high bars, etc. Beoumull TECHNICIANS WERSEAS 636 River Rd., Fair Haven. JJ-MMO *nyl roof. mags. Morel Excellent condl, air. A rial sharp cart 'our-door hardtop. Power steering, beau- nolntalned. An outstanding example. Ask tlon. 5423421,1-11 p.m. tiful block nylon Interior, seats. Clean ma 11195. B42JM8104 p.m. A5CP Registered or equivalent POSITIONS 1969 CORVETTE STINGRAY — Converl RASSAS PONTIAC INSURANCE ]«5 Broad St. 741-5110 Red Bonk body, fine mechonlcol condition. Call of- 1970 BSA THUNDERBOLT — 650 cc, ex Part time posltloni available In moden Rush) Rush! Rush! Ible. 350, four-speed transmission. Ne\ 1971 CHEVROLET VEGA - Six months 1er 7 p.m., 747-U2I. hospital finely equipped laboratory foi Microwave technicians Larae commercial agency seeks Insur- Urn, power windows. U10O. 671-3091. old, S20OD. Coll Eves, until 9 cellent condition, with Wixom bearings, ilOOO. 566-2443. technicians lo work weekends and on thi Tropro scatter technicians ance executive. Requirements: Ex- 7I7.DJ16 1961 PONTIAC LE MANS - Automatic 1941 PONTIAC - Catollno station wagon, 12 midnight to 7 a.m. shift. Good jolary Call the hot line. Overseas Recruiters perience with agency or agency owner 19(5 FORD MUSTANG — Convertible.-V ood running condition. 1150. Coll 787- 1971 TRIUMPH - Trophy 650. Immacu having placed agency's new or renewal I, automatic transmission. $400 firm, or F S H Motors Inc. transmission, overhead cam 6, power tleojont working conditions. Limited, Inc.* 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. iteerlng and brakes. Two-door hardtop. 4351. ale. 8,000 milts. 51000 firm. Call 142-7210. business. Exceptional jotory and fringe 1»9 Authorized Dealers, Dodge and Dodge 4319173 bemflts available. Our staff knows of this trucks Radio, neater. Ducket seats. Dork green 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU - Gold, SS, iONTACT: with gold Inferior. Original owner. Ex- ad. Call Allen Prevllle, SO Stole Agency, It66 OLDSMOBILE - Air condllloned Hwy. 35 Eatontown, N.J 377, 4-speed Posl-troctlon. Good condition. 1971 HONDA 350 — High bar, sissy bar 531.1600. Power steering, brakes. Good condition cellent condition. Asking 11650. Call 142. PERSONNEL OFFICE Experienced In Installation, heating anc 542-1111 1411 otter 7 p.m. 291-4041 1400 miles, S6S0. Coll U50. Call 741.9119. 1423705 RIVERVtEW HOSPITAL olr conditioning. Residential and com- BILL LANZARO'S FIAT FORD 1965 MUSTANG - Convertible RED BANK, N.J. mercial. Top pay, year round employ- —FORD 19M — Galaxle two-door hordtop Authorized Sales & Service 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - AulomatlCjStlck Light yellow wllh ntw black top. (A sharp' 41-2700 Ext. 225ment. Many employe benefits. Phone 741- Good condition, U50. Call 334 Main St. Matawan 544-223, Tan. S155O. Call between 57 p.m. 717-216! tittle car and only 1695) LEVINE MOTOf An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 7745. 5424257 ar495-t3M. Mobile Homes TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb CORP., N.J.'s Oldest Authorized Flat Dealer, 57 Rt. 3S Eatontown. 542-1020.' HOMETTE 1967 - 10XSO. Two bedroom! DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full time, Red H64 CHEVROLET - Converllble, Sno. service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lowe STRAUB BUICiT-'OPEt living room, kitchen, bath. $6,500. Cal noi essential, we win iram. severall ooi our tires, power steering. Call evenings 74i HiOMECLEANING Bank orea. Salary open. Experience nec- Main St., Matawan, 5642279. NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars 19it TRIUMPH !3!-O056 or 717-3230. essary. Send resume. Reply Box C-12C men are making $55,000 per yeor plulus ben- 0363. call OOREMUS FORD wy3o- 2M-IG0O -j Kovpcrl Asking S7S0 or best offer. TRAINING PROGRAM "he Dally Register, Red Bank. efits. It's up lo you. For Interview, Call after 6 p.m. 671-3074 NTERNATIONAL PILGRIM 1970 — 90 V.onmoutn SI. 12'x60', three bedrooms. On lot In Eaton- 5ERV1CEMASTER, a professional horn PART-TIME EVES. - Unlimited earn- Autos For Sale 7414000 lAGUAR meT- XKE coupe."olr cleaning service company hat an unusua FULL AND PART-TIME - Help wanted. AM/FM, wire wheels, tope ploytr. 197&ZHEVELLE SS 454-450 h.p. Mid town. Coll allir i p.m., 542-4474. ings. 12 bonuses c year. Many extras. Car opportunity for ambitious Individual!, needed. Call afler 5 p.m. 264-3967. Apply In person, Ben's Cor Wash. 414 Mwy Phone 74T-0M5. night blue. Black -Interior.' Excellent con- you are Inlelllaent, reipomlblt and har 35, Middletown. 3J5 Maple Ave. Redbdnk dition. $2000 or take over payments. Call working, we will train lo our exact In -CADILLACS— 1964 MERCEDES BENZ — Model 220 SB Wanted—Automotive REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS J91-2936. standards. SIM-slxday training week. At ^ ue to expansion of new facility, we need GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES - Typing, Automatic transmission. Power, Rodlo. filing, processing orders, etc. Excellent BONNIE BUICK-OPEL 1961 DODGE CORONET - 500 wagon ler training, 1156 plus. Wonderful opportu at once highly successful and motivated li- Best alter. Alter 5 p.m. 774-0824. JUNK CARS nity to grow Into o business of your owr censed salespersons. Earnings unllmlteo working conditions. Hours: Mon, through 1970 CONVERTIBLE 821 Main St. Asbury Park, N.J Eight-passenger, power steering, power Frl,. 6 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Sat., 9:30 am. brakes, air conditioned, radio. Very good PICKED UP Must have good character reference! for those with some Imagination and fore- 7744500 ASBURY AMERICAN AUTOS Call and we'll send you on application f until 6 p.m. Call 67\-O4w for appointment. 904 Sunset Ave. Asbury Parl condlllon. SHOO 671-3015. g ight. Must know Northern Monmouth 1971 JAGUAR XJ6 - Sedan. 5000 miles, Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking appointment. 74I-I3R Countt y areae . ReplieRelies confidentialcofidtil . Call :: S6I0O. BAILLY BROS., Inc., 19 E. New- Telephone 775-2141 RN HEAD~NUR5iF^ Sm"oTrnurslnd 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA — Station Eatontown 542-2235 Bill Holder., SM-0001. man Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747-0556. wagon. Factory air, tinted glass, po home. Sats, and Suns. off. Salary 14.50 J96I CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE — Auto Low mileage. 717-2083 otter 6 p.m. WANTED — Choice used cars, with certl DENTAL ASSISTANT EXPERIENCED GAS APPLIANCE — hourly, or dally basis, Coll BAYVIEW. ALL 1972 MG'S IN STOCK — And more nolle, power brakes, power steering fled mileage. Contact Ed Slgler. Red Bank area. Chalnlde. Experienc Serviceman and driver, Steody work. Call NURSING HOME, mornings, for Inter- White wltnbldck root and leather In- coming! Buy now at winter prices. A.R. Good condition. S1200. Coll 747-OUIJ. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE VAN preferred, but will consider Intelligent or Interview, 787-1700, A.O.B. Bottled view, 291-0440. terior, clr, stereo rado. Pyle, Mgr., A i G MOTORS, 12. S. Main Excellent Condition AA. SCHWARTZ imbltious trainee, Salary according t St., Asbury Park, 775-34)3. 1963 MERCURY. — Four-door, outomatlc 462-3989 ibility and experience, Only tnose Intel CARPENTERS, WOODWORKERS, F1- power steering, brakes, back window. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH '•"• BERGLAS MOLDERS - Generous com- 141 W. FrontSt., Red Bonk 747-078: isted In permonent employment need o •*lEAFbOD"CHEF-'E~xperl«n«d. 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III - Eight cyl- Black wllh while top. 787.9271. Five-day week. pany benefits, steady employment. JEN- $4795 inder, automatic, four-door sedan. Power Highest prices paid for all used car: ily. Write P.O. Box 153, Red Bonk. SEN MARINE, Boundary Road, Morl- 1967 SQUIRE — 10-possenger. Full power. WANTED Pnonefl7M565 steering and brakes. Air. radio, heater/ Parly who needs 100% financing on o 194 OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premise: NURSES, RN'S and LPN's. All shifts. horn, 4310100. tinted glass. Extra set wheels. (1400. 747. Air. One owner. Clean. Save! at all times. NEEDED APRIL 1ST - Full time baby- CAMARO. Cor priced of $1095. For mor anticipation of opening new wing. E EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDES — 7 to 1990. 741-7792 TOWN 8. COUNTRY DODGE cellenf benefits and salary. Call 9 am. sitter. Live-In preferred. Hoi let area. Call Information, call OASIS MOTORS at 72) 566-6100 alter S p.m., 739-2835. . 3 shift. Every other weekend off. 1970DEVILLE 1949 GREEN AMBASSADOR — 290 DLP 1971 CHARGER — SE: Automatic, olr. 7100. 3 p.m. 74I-B915. BAVVICW NURSING HOME, 291-0440 power steering, plus extras. Asking $2850 1967 FORD GALAXIE 500— Automatic, 2 CARS WANTED - WE PAY TOP OOL sedan with block vinyl roof. Factory air. or best offer. Call 301-2175. COfJn wANitD — Must be capable a MECHANIC WANTED - Full or part 11200. Call 142-7319 offer 4 p.m. door hordtop, olr conditioning, powe LAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS. time, who has training or experience In SECRETARY — To manager of sales of- steering. A-l Must sell S9S0. 344-5125, CALL MR. JOSEPH 5425500 serving from breaklast to banquets. Applj repairing of two or four-cycle ermines. fice. Applicants must be mature, aggres* 1941 VOLVO — 142, automatic, two-door. -971 OLDSMOBILE LEFTOVERS RE- in person, Hmlet Holiday Inn, Rl 35, Har Position Is with established firm. Ex- slve, ana have excellent typing, steno and Very nice. 11495. RED BANK AUTO IM- 3UCE3UCE D - MAC CADIOLOS, Long 1966 KARMANN GHIA — Blue. New GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - let. celltnt working conditions. Outstanding office skills. Excellent working condi- BrancBranchh , " AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH celltntworing conditions. Outsng PORTS, 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741 white wall tires. AM/FM radio. Roof opportunity tor an individual looking for a tions. For Interview and test cat! 671-2322, 7.22-1314 rack. 1690. 2910193. MOTORS, INC., Hwy 31, Eatontown, 54; CARPET MECHANICS — Or helpers Choose from four 4-cfoors and two 'I- future In a growing company. Call 671-1209 RN OR LPN — For Dart-time mornlno on doors. Stortlnp from 2414. Must have experience. Steady work. Cai for appointment Between 8-5 p.m., Mon. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 1950 BUICK DELUXE — Four-door. New needed. Coll 2&-0699. evening work, 3-4 times a week. Call for ' WANTED Newman Springs Rd. tires. Asking »125. Coll Throgh Fr( Interview, 2910440. BAYVIEW NURSING 787-84S6 HOWE. < $4796 Party who needs 100% financing on a 1964 Red Bank, tf.J. Auto Parts—Repair SALESWOMAN — Decorator showroom ESTIMATOR WANTED - For general MUSTANG, six cylinder. Car priced at 741-5M4 construction work. Experienced In 1971900 PLYMOUTPLYMOU H CCUDA — Street, track, VOLKSWAGEN PARTS — 1964. Like nev PJII or port-time. Contact: CANDY ATTENDANT f795. For more Information, call OASIS SCENIC CAR SALES 440 mog, hha s everythinthi g, 170017,0000 milesil , Mr. Leonard, 741-6400 schools, high rises, garden apartments, 1969 COUPE DE VILLE MOTORS at 721-7100. cyclone multler system, S22. Call afler and commercial WOTK. Reply King Con- Call lor oppolntment. Quality cars bought and sold. Never raced, must see. t» 0. 872-1886. p.m.. 747.4B98. ' 636-W4. or t w o Phone 566-0412 alter 5:30 p.m. 360 h.p. engine. 4-wheel drive. 125 It. ol BOATS AND Pleasant surroundings. Salary open, li fore $ p.m. 3730. . school age children, 7:30 a.m. to 5 30 p m /VDILLAC — 1966 Sedan o"e Vine. Full cable, with PTO. Hydraulic electric plow, Call between A and 8 p.m., 49S-O247. WAITRESSES WANTED (6) - E x- I970~FOT6 COBRA JET - Mint condl power, excellent condition. Vinyl root, air 6Vi It. Locking rear. 4-speed transmission. ACCESSORIES lion. Must sill. Will accept trade. JDICAL ASSISTANT — And REGT perlenctd only. Apply Mermaid Diner, conditioned, AM-FM stereo, all options.; Rodlo. 35' of booster coble with service •\ RANK RF^IORNTS —'Poiitleni for Hwy 36, Leonardo. No phone colls, > Call 264 efts Sacrlllce. J1340. 7B7-2J61. start. Plow llgtils. Heavy duty teat spring! The Boatman's Shop TbREU NUKSH. Busy medical special employment tn summer program Play- ond shocks. Call 842.9111. Ist's office. Exciting position. Must enjo 1946 PLYMOUTH — Barracuda. Good 1964 FORD GALAXIE XL — Excellent 24 Whorf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bon! ground leaders, assistant leaders, drcmot GRILL WORKER - 12.50 per hour, 40 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE condlllon. V450, or best btfer. • working with people. TOD salary. Fivi Ics, arts ond crofts and pork attendant. hours per week. Experience necesnecessarys . New engine, muffler, tires, tuneup. Open weekdoys 9 a.m.—4 p.m. doy-week. Full and port-time posltla Applications available at Parks and Rec- Will assisitt manogeoger In hospital lunchlunch- Broadway At 4th Ave. Call 291-2175 "ossed Inspection Dec. 1971. S425614. 1967 CHEVROLET DUMP - 2-speed axle, r Long Branch 232-1234 " 22,000 G.V.W. Power steering, iteel body, 3S T"ScUAN CRUISER —Teak deck, I available. Send resume to Box P-39, T reation Department, SI Monmouth St., eonette performing grltl work. Steady em- 1970 PLYMOUTH - Barracuda. Toke twin Gallon 13 Ion hoist, pintle hook, low roll, shlp.fo-snore, fully equipped. 13500 Dally Register, Red Bank. Red Bank. ployment. Applpply Personnel, MarlborMarlboo Autos For Sale over payments plus 1200. Call olter 4 p.m. mileage. See at Temple Lumber Co., best offer. AAA condition, must sell. 7 Psychiatric HospitalHospitl , MarlboroMlb . 946B10094B100, COOK. — Must sleep In. For rest name Exj.427., R 3032. Alter t, 471-2825. Keyporl. Coll ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - For the' REVEL CRAFT 27* — 1966, flybrldge _ 244-2304 'wiring of control circuits in specialized Autos For Sale don. Sleeps four, stand up head and vor electronic units. Experience required In THE MONEY YOU SAVE.... Autos For Sale Ity, stove and icebox-. Rod wells, out 'ANTRYMAN - Mutt have good e: soldering and wiring from schematics. More Classified will be your own! And you'll save lots ot it when you trade, rlqaeri, depth finder, radio, A-l condition perlence. Excelltnt working conditions i Apply In person, ELECTRO-IMPULSE. on Next Page 195 h.p. Chrysler Inboard. Overhauled lasl private yacht club. Call 239-3131 for O| INC., 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An cars with Shrewsbury Motois. We have top selection of year. 1490O. Lay up Indoors each winter equal opportunity employer. bought lorgir boat. Call 741-5260 or 741 Help wanted used cars. Come in today to start your savings account! MAILING FIRM — Has opening f CARPENTER WANTED - Steody em- •m. Clerk-Typist. Must be accurate typls ployment, Experienced only. Private con- Male or Female VOLKSWAGENS JlV FIBERGLAS'STARCRAFt'- Deep Varied duties. Common tense help*. Aj struction. Call291-0210. ib'Dttom. 65 h.p. Mercury, long shaft, A ply mornings, 1e2 Newman Springs R condition. 1950. Call oiler 5:10 p.m. 22' led Bank. WELDERS -"ATr^sirTonsTpermonenr. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN '1195 vacation, hojpitolliotlon, other fringe. DOREMUS 5S& ___ EXTRA INCOME — Reduce expense LYCO ZF, Enollshtown. 446-70SS. GUARDS Van, green and white, 4-spoed, radio, heater, 116' M SCOW SAILBOAT - "One Design' ,'lberglas. Seldelmann sails. Galvanize' learning spare time business ot homt. N< Investment, Selling not Importanl. 6' A GROWING PROGRESSIVE BANK VANGUARD SECURITY INC. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN '895 trailer. Sailed one year, two years ol In Monmouth County has Interesting posi Seeks neat, alert Individuals for full BEST BUYS (1300. Coll 74M332 ofter 5 p.m. 2232. Convertible, balgo, radio, heater, 4-speed. tlon available for time unliorm guard work In the Perth MECHANICS — Diesel ond gas engi Amboy areas. il- NALrrXLiNE HOUSEBOAT — Conl mechonlcs. Musi have good txperlenc • High Starting Rates 1969 seen In water ol Irwln's, Red Bonk, Excellent job opportunities and frln CLERK TYPIST — In Trust Deportment. • Uniforms ond Equipment 1965 VOLKSWAGEN .'995 coll olter I p.m. 741-2011. benefits. Full time work, year round wT provided plenty of overtime. Coll 842-1303 for a 2-door sedan, beige, 4-speed, radio, heater. 1970 MERCURvTuTBOARO — Older. 70 h • 4S-Hour Weekly Guarantee Needs work. 1100. After 5 p.m., pointment, Salary open and exceptionapona l beebenefitt propo- 412 or 12-1 Shifts Available f FORD Coll H7-UM gram. Write to BoBox H-33H33 , ThThe DlDalll y RegR ' Car and phone essenllol 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1095 MEN ANDW OMEN— Do you kno ister. Red Bankank. where you will be In five ytfan flnat Apply t a.m. to J p.m. Mon.-Frl, 2APEiriHSfALLAfrdNGo sold, rented, repaired. Serpko's, 101 Mon- Jrood 51., Red Dank. cloths, lolls, corks vinyls. Holly Me moulh SI., Red Bank, wotti. General Contractors heator, automatic, power steering, air conditioned. CHEVROLET MUSTANG Decorators, 671-5073 free esllmoles. CARPEWTRY — Remodeling, paneling, 1969 PONTIAC '2195 Impala Custom, 2-door losefs, doori. Odd lobs. Reasonable Roofing, 2-door hardlop, V-8, auto- nil tied and installed lor only SW.95. To o Clocks and nfOi. 643-4383 G.T.O., rjreen, radio, hoalor, automatic;, power steering. __ Sld]ng & Insulation hardtop, V-8, automatic, matic, power steering and .der, cult 349-0Bo3, Watch Repair CARPENTER—alflLDER power steering. RETIRED*MAN*"wil(iVwn< private ton Complete home Improvements, alters* OLSON" CO. - ROOFING" AND SIDING. brakes, air conditioned. wishes, to take portlcs thopping, etc. Co Clocks, watches, fine |evw«lry expertly lorn, additions. Rcoflng, tiding. 78? 6193 ntlolled and Guaranteed for 10 veari, 77S Art, U1-UM. done. Don Ports Jewelm, IV) River Rd., A, Guarlno Fair Hoven. 942-6357 FULL PRICE ~I"NCOME~ fAX^SE R v ICE iSs-ULATTrjtTTsiDING CoTp. — sinte s 042 415? 19J0. Over U.OOO lobs. Free estimates 1967 PORSCHE 2095 77S-1407 or Adorn Llnimoytr, 391-0303. 1595 Evmlngt and Weekend! LIGHT HAULING - Cellars, gafoges Red coupe, 912, 5-speed, Car No. $ Concrete Work cleaned up, Free estimates 741-2)49 after 3 U2-38 Full VW 100% guarantee "Wanled Automotive 3295 TILE, CERAMICS, MOSAICS — Pointing, Swjmrr^ing Pools plasterlno, masonry, concrete, llucco. Gory Gulert. Fully Insured. 73M47S, HALLMARK FJBER6LA»XNb — Bruin and spray. Alto wull- CONCRETE POOLS poptrlng. Call tor lrt> estimate. The lifetime pool with minimum care Rod Schoillner %n.. WILLIAM C. MORGAN 7-H-S6I5 WE NEED USID CARS Diamonds DOREMUS FORD PAPER HANGING" SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Bought or Restyled No lob too WE WILL PAY FRANK E. WHITING Waterproofing Author lied Volktwagan Dnltr 90 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Let us buy tht diamonds you don't wear TOP PRICES CARL B. JONES -Pointing" ondiwalipa- CELLARS GUARANTBlb DRY • or let us restyl* them for you personally. Ptrlnj. Fully Insured. For free etllmolii, Shrewsbury Ava. 741-8500 Nra Shrewsbury Reuulllel'. 3( Brood SI. toyeor written guarantee. Free estlmaTll. 741-6000 EVES 1119:00 TOMS FORD Call N.J. DIGrajlo. 75S-1S» Houses For' Sale HOUSM For Sole Bunk - N.j.Ti », Miin-li 7, 1972 THE FAMILY ORCUS By Bfl J

i- __• > - • • •• - " • • • • • " • •*•-: • GAS STATION MECHANIC Red Bank. Experienced Individual fo Little 3II..I. T41-4SW. —-- exlros.' ehait'sidi ond unite iitunuaemeni.: Must bt WIDE SELECTION OF HEMTALS - Fur- ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS » Salary $200 per week able to assume responsibilities. High sola- nlthed ond unfurnished. Immediate occu< Must be experienced in transmissions, a ry for right person. Write Box P-4\, The lancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY conditioning, and electrical systems. Musi Dally Recisttr, Red Bank- Iceonport Ave., Oceanport. 541-3500. $37,900 be good salesman, and wilting and able la .PANELTNG SAUE perform oil phcsei of service station oper PAlffTTwilHDAYS Exotic plywood panellngs tor your den, AVAILABLE APRIL 1 — Hazlet Twp ation. Uniforms supplied. Paid vacotioi living room or basement, etc. Over 50 Four faro* bedrooms, two baths, finished Beauty at its Best Service deodorize rs on monthly route foi kind! In stock! See our full size displays. cellar with bar. Washer, dryer. Dead erta Six days. No nights. Sundays ofi. Call 843 major concern. Flexible daytime hours, 7140 (or interview. Prices trom 13.35 to S9.90 and up. No glm- street. Many acres. $350. Ita month's Monday ihrough Friday only. About JC security. Coll Wednesday 741-8400 days. Swimming Pool hourj per month. Good pay, benefits, 741-7075 evenings. steady. Have cor. Call 747-4274, B to II "RED BANK LUMBER Very seldom do we find a mint condition house, but here it COUNTER HELP a.m. only. 9Woii St. 7415500 JledBank LOCUST — Charming large nine-room Is ... Three master-size bedrooms, formal dining room, Experience preferred, but not necessary. ^61HaNG~lAOT~HER -TVorVardO area, home wllh two room summer hous*. oa- living room, ppneled recreation room, two baths, laun- Good starting pay, vocation, holidays, and needs sitter for two girts. References. — Ammunition, repairs, reload rage. Short term lease. Unfurnished, $350, uniforms supplied. Hours available are Calt 8721708, i6qu!pmeni. Open evenings. per month. Furnished, MOO per month, dryroom, garage, carpeting. Many extras. p.m. to 12 midnight, and 12 midnlgti! to PART-TIME — Looking for ambilloui A & R, Hwy 36, Leonardo. 29M5W plus utilities. >42-423T. ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS ; a m. Appfy in person only, Mr. GUI, men and women seekiny second Incom?. Kftt>~-'6ewey~Weber7" 10". Wet FI VE • B EDROO M CO LON IA iT^lVt Dally 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Ounkln' Donuts Some college preferred, but not required. suit, medium, Both for S40. Excellent con- baths, large kitchen, den with fireplace, Middletown 671-1000 UD Broadway- West Long Brand Call 542-1307 between 5 and 7 p.m. dition. Call 842-3705. wall-to-wall carpeting. Central air condi- PART-TIM E~Tu S D RI V E R S~^ DRIVERS — Openings for frailer driven. tioning, gas grill. Pony stall. Two ocres perlence necessary. Call Dispatcher be- Three years solid experience on dlesel June occupancy. One month's securtfy tween I a.m. and B p.m.. 291-1300. Good condition, $35 US(S. 671-0344. Houses for Sale powered tractors, Steady, full time work 6710217 Houses for Sale Clear driving record a must. Contac DRUG CLERK WANTED— Evenings one PENNSYLVANIA'."- PoCono Lake. New weekends. Write to Box G-S5, The Dally Safety Dep!., EASTERN TRANSPORT ORGAN — Hommond B-3, with Leslie. LITTLE SILVER V25-3755. An (quot opportunity employer. chalet. Sleeps II. Dishwasher, fireplace. Reglsler, Red Bank. One year old. Cost S4200. Sacrifice, S2500. Weekend or week, 671-3071. Wide waterfront COLTS NECK SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER! Call 291-9371. SECRETARY — To Service Manager at KEANSBURG - Three-room house, un All brick ranch Five bedroom Colonlol. Center r»U. Liv- Marino. Must have very good typing skills rsoncllied hours, one-person office, roorn wllh fireplace, dlnlno room, 7Vi bookkeeping experience required. Ex- furnished, 381 Port Monmouth Rd., Keans- In lovely area and bt able to assume responsibility, $5• & $10 OFF 1 burg. Rent $75 per month. You pay utill Jh», eoMn kllchen with jlep-Oown pon- Year round position with fringe benefits, cellent opportunity! Ask for Mr. Kretow- on many combination slorm doors. like thai perfume you wear in the morning, lies. Call 717-7974. 216' on Shrewsbury River eled family room plus game room. All 'Coll 842-1303 for appointment. Icz, Adams Agency, 3 Howard Ave., New this In lovely neighborhood wllh one acre. Shrewsbury. 741-5098. FARMINGDALE AREA — Two-bedroom with 90' dock, riparian Asking So?.HH>. OEPABTMENTSE£R^1^RY"^Temp^ PROWN'S Mommy — toast and bacon." home with three-stall barn and hayloft rights, small sandy beach rary position for special project. Ex- WANTED — Bartender and waitresses ,32 Brood St. Red Bonk 741-75OC Apply In person, THE PUB, Hwy 35, Mid Coll A. KOZICKY REAL ESTATE, Bro- McGOWAN, RYAN cellent steno and typing skills. Must be in- ker, Rl. 35, Eatontown, 542-2223. Fireplaces In living dustrious and show Initiative. Recent sec- fetown. ______TIMES ANTIQUES, 77 Shrewsbury, Red Bonk, 747-502V. For Sale Pets and Livestock room and den REALTORS retarial experience of Wo 2 years re- HOUSEWORK AND IR"6NTNG^- One~da) quired. Apply Jersey Shore Medical Ceir GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER Wanted to Rent Florida room 24'x20' 234 River Road itr, Corllei Ave., Neptune, Personnel a week, or part-time two days a week iTMTtTf GAMVS — HERE'S ITEMS YOU NO LONGER DOGS — Cash far purebred Illleri. KAY-9 Depi.. weekdays 9-2. An equal opportunity Prefer own transportation. Call after SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOR THE NEED OR USE WILI COLLEGE, 229-8933. WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Three bedrooms, 2 baths Red Bank employer. p.m., 747-3823. _____ FAMILY THAT HAS "EVERYTHING." Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished Patio DAY WORKER WANTED™"NeaiTbi! NEW OR USED P I NB Al_ L G AMES, 8OX STALL FOR RENT ^ Full board, trom S65 to $350 per month for Incoming 747-3000 FULL TIME SALESGIRL — In L & S Vq stop. References required. JUKE BOXES, POOL TABLES, AND riding ring, trails, etc. Private farm. 946- personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35,$104,900 rlety Store, fa work In Sewing and Kn111- Call 842-1045 between 5-7 p.m. OTHER NOVELTY GAMES OF THE SELL 1994. Mlddletown. 671-1000. REDDEN AGENCY Ing Dent, Company benefits. Apply In pe 'SAME TYPES YOU SEE IN TAVERNS. ST. BERNARD PUPPIES - Exceptional Realtor son, Rt. 34, Strottimore Shopping Cente pXRT^iXVEMORNlNGSd EG RESTAURANTS AND ARCADES-CON YOUNG COUPLE — WilHTwb small chll LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Cor neceiiary. Excellent salary plui litter. Bred for temperament and quality. dren, need a two-bedroom house with 301 Maple Ave, Red Bank Built lo the specifications of your dreams, VERTED FOR HOME USE. ALSO FOR Pel or show. AKC, few eft. 870-1443 or car expenses. No selling. Coll 4(2-7226 foi YOUR POOL. TABLE, A COMPLETE FAST ord. Preferably by April 1st. E. Keons- 741-9100 this three-bedroom, two-twin rjome tea PART-TIME -M9.5O appointment. ' LINE OF ACCESSORIES, REPAIR AND 462.9004 .uraorea. $12S-$150, Call 787-2167. lures den ond large lot. House Is In mini Three eves.. Sat. days. Shirt and i ielol RECOVERING, SERVICING IN YOUR WITH A QUICK ACTION WANTED - One or two-bedroom cottage, Evenings 747-5052 ondition. Professional landKoplng. Ask- Car necessary. Alcoa subsidiary. Call (i OWN HOWE. HOME RECREATION1 LOW-COST AKC LABRADOR PUPS — Sire Atlantic Highlands orea, with privacy interview, 747-4030. Situations Wanted and dome fabulous retrievers. M5m .A. CENTER, 405 MUNROE AVE., ASBURV DAILY REGISTER Coll 609-541-6260 otter 4 p.m. E BE AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE! Female PARK. 776-8410. Only four left. 842-1593. YOUNG COUPLE — No children, would JUST LISTED it's an easy way to moke money ai TWOf IRE~S ^Goodyeor All Weather. G- SEWING LESSONS like to rent Inexpensive cottage or car- HOLMDEL ARMSTRONG i have tun In your free hours. Coll Mr 78-15 (125-15), blackball, 3 weeks old. FAMILY AD GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS rloge house. Wtlfe Box P-141, Trie Dolly Word, 741-4343, ,462-3377, 774-1220. In your home or mine. originally S71, oskino S50 pair. 495-1911. Register, Red Bonk. AOENCY -REALTORS Coll 741-7IU AKC. Shols ond wormed. Four-bedroom, two-both home In mini 55 Prospect Ave. 741-4500 Little Silver HOUSE CLEANER - Responsible, fo 3 LINES -5 DAYS Call 2o4-9196 HOSPITAL etu WANTED — Small apartment In Middle condition with central air conditioning one day a week. Light housework. Call at HOME SECRETARIAL WORK - IB* FOR Neatly landscaped. Standard. Will lake dlclollon. Call GOOD CONDITION, JSO. COLLIE — Female. AKC. One year old town-Hoitet-Keyport area. JI25 to (ISO. RUMSON COLONIAL ter 5 p.m. Key-port. 364-9133. JUST Very gentle. Housebroken, Good with Phone 471-3)93 1 8I7 Call otttr 5 p.m. 7B7-I647 $2.00 Marshall. P. Whitfield tw.ooo "WAITRESS WANTED-Over 31. Call children. Call 787-4454. RiTcOWTTLAYER — Rofllo, cosselle Realtors Member ML! rand new. Three huge bedrooms'. Living PHILOMENA'S RESTAURANT, CHTLCTCXRE — Pre-sctiool, In myhomt, ib ecndse o Sae y AKC MINI POODLES - room, dining room, kitchen 13' X 5J'. I1) Highlands...... Si-, x dday s |T ^jded recorder, ond pre-recorded cassette. Article must originate from o household $. Holmdel Rd,, Holmdel 946-447! 872-1322 __ Eight weeks. Black. 175. Furnished Rooms satns. Builder ol lows buyer la select col- Coi~]|| l WMI310 Coll H7 (MO and may riot exceed a sale price of $50.00 _ ^ Call 787-7351 FREEHOLD — Furnished room, private RED BANK -R UMSON AND Ml LES ors and flooring. . "FENCE FOREMAN AND HELPERS' WHEAT STRAW —For bedding or mulch, per article. entrance. One roomwlthkltchen FULL TIME, TOP PAY, BENEFITS. CHHL'D""CA'RE -~WilTfive experlenci' Price MUST be advertised. EacH addition- ADORABLE BLACK BALL OF FUR - AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send (or care to vour child, my home. Hazlel, 50c per bole at the farm. Minimum 25 Short/Long term. Call 462-1231. 752 8600 bales. Call 946-4806 between'12-1,6-7 p.m. al line SI.CO. No copy changes may be Poodle-type, about 2Vi months. Smart and free catalog of modest homes, forms, pa- ALLAIRE-FARROW Lourtl Ave. 7871453. latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- ACENCY FUTURE SECURE?.1—.it-not. to scrat made ond no discounts or returns will be lovable. Free to good home. 946-9727. ALPINE MANOR HOTEL — Rt. 36, High, AIDE — Privet* duty, (or-nonvalcsccn! 0! BEST SALE EVER ^-Rirnimarjf, RumsQn mode If ad It canceled before expiration, _ lands, 872-1773. Special Winter Rotes oge, lots, business opportunities. REALTORS thing now. Amazing part-time business o elderly person. Phone mornings or alter Country Day School. Corner ot Bellevje Rooms with private bath, S35 or S40Week Broad St., Red Bank 74)1450 your own. Does not disturb present Jo Ave. and Ridge Rd., Runison. Frl,, Mor. To Place Your Dally Register RAY STiLLMAN Determination and hard work guarantet REAL ESTATE ly. Rooms with sharing bath, S20 or $25 USCo/neriT LISTE, MlddlelowD — Riven r Plaza split(.71-35. FouWr success. Free Interview shows now. 74! __ 10, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. FAMILY AD, CALL. . . weekly. All with maid service Included. Realtor icdrooms, !Vi baths, game room, living EXPERIENCED HIGH SCHOOL SENIO ,9246 or 747-9329. RANCH TYPE - Maple solo, two cholrv FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD - Nice room, three "Our 54th Year" roam, dining room, kitchen, bailment, — Will do pointing. Reasonable. Refer end table, cotfee table. Upholstered cush. garage. Excellent condition, 341,900. SHORT ORDER COOK - Man or womoi ences. Call 291-1619 otter 6 p.m. Apartments home cooked meals daily. 24-hour atten- HI Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-WOO nights, experienced only. Apply Mermal BABYSITTING - In my hoine or your Ions, In excellent condition. S75. Castro 741-6900 tion for Senior Citizens. 775-5011. convertible, & new slipcovers, $40. 747- SCHANCK AGENCY 3 Diner, Hwy 34, Leonardo. No phone calls Own transportation. Sea Brlghl-Rjrmo RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE OOM TO SETTLE ESTATE area. Coll 741-6936 oiler S p.m. 3474 liter 5:30 p.m. 24-Hour Service Income property completely remodeled REALTOR RN and LPN — Full or part time. Ben t CUT LUMBER RIVERVIEW TOWERS With shower, private entrance. Phone with new furnace, new electric service, Linden PI. Red Bonk DAV5 WORK WANTED HOME MADE UTILITY TRAILER — 747-1041,946-8441 before 7 p.m. Hits Included. Pleasant working condi- Two new tires, and one extra. $75. Call Need a bread board or small shell? We 28 Riverside Ave. new kitchen and new baths. Numerous ex- 147-0397 Eves. Sun. 747-4O« tions. EATONTOWN CONVALESCED CALL { Overlooking the beoutllul Noveslnk River. anytime after 3 p.m.-, 244-9418. ;cut lumber to site. Just bring In your FURNISHED ROOMS Iras Included. Ideol location. Just listed at CENTER, 543-4700. 741-5449 [measurements or requirements. Spacious 1-2-3 bedroom apartments. Cen- 135,000. RA'NSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- DINING ROOM SET — Toble, pods, si* trally air conditioned, 24 nr. doorman, In- EATONTOWN A«EA GROWING YOUR HOME? — Call oi DAY WAITRESS- Apply In person 922-1818 choirs, buftel, china closet. 1?5. Phone door parking, swim pool, marina, TV write far your complimentary copy ot Ap- RUMRUNNER RESTAURANT, 81 < Situations Wanted RED BANK LUMBER security, terraces. RUSSELLM. BORUS pleBrook s monthly Homes for Living Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 9 Wall SI. Red Bank 741 5500 PRIVATE ENTRANCE — Kitchenette. REALTORS magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de- FASHION CAREER — Expanding nation Male ELECTRIC HOSPITAL BED -Wllh Efficiencies and professlongl suite avail- Suitable for woman. 600 River Rd., Fair Haven scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, a! organization needs ten women full or f sides, table and trapeie. Like new. S300. able. Call 671-2600 between 3-S p.m. 747-4532 Realtors, 950 Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. (71- PAINTING -Smoll lobs welcome. Call 842-3130 between 5 p.m.-B p.m. 2300. part-time In this area. No Investment. Cal MoOest prices. Excellent work, Factory renewed. Rent, option to buy, 115 Conlact: Mr. Link (201) 741-1732 KEANSBURG - Room lor rent. Mold LINCROFT — Lovely centrally air ccribT 5&-2108. Call 191-4148 olter^m. mo. All machines [guaranteed. Portable TRACTOR - Boleni 2-wheel oorden. wllh loned flve-bedrrom home nestled on FURNISHED — Newly decorated oport. service. Reasonable. treed lot. Swim In your own new In UMSON — Spacious live bedrooms, iVi repairs. 872-0327. 24-nour service. plow, grass culler and dozer blade. 16 mm ment. Nice and clean. Adults preferred. Call 787-836J PORTER-MAINTENANCE - E PIANOS-ORGANS ground pool and relax on a shaded patlc balhs. Family room, full basement, red- perlenced responsible person, 9:30 a.m. i sound proleclor and screen. Motorola Hf- Novels. 95 Herbert St., Red Bank. wood deck. Completely modern. Mint con- Lots of Christmas trade-Ins from S75. Fl. Secretary desk. Shortwave Halllcraf- Asking 54!.900. Coll to ice. CAMASSA 2 P.m. Mon. through Sat. Pleasant wort. BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF RIVER AND AGENCY, Realtors, 4 Parker Ave.. Little dition. l'/4 acres, estate area, near all FINANCIAL Used oraans from S195. Unlimited rentals ler receiver. Assortment of llvlng/den WEEKLY-WEST END — V/i. furnished, Ing conditions. THE HEARTH, 747-0556. from S7.50 per month. Warehouse for OCEAN — Mafureoerson. Silver, 741-6336 schools. »»2,5O0. Principals only. (42-6212. chairs. 120 boss accordion. Phone 942- Full kitchenette, air conditioned, terrace, 875-1210 WANTED — Person fo help Insert and de- Klmball. Wurlltzer, Yamaha, Conn and beach. 140 weekly. 222.8233 or 741-7741, Business Opportunities Chlckerlng. Over 1 50 units In slock. LARGE BI-LEVEL - Four bedrooms liver Sunday A.M. newspaper route. Must BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY*— For three RED BANK - Beautifully furnished More Classified hove own car (no compacts). Call 741-3088 FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER, 12 Tfirock- LULLABY6 CRIB — While French Pro- RED BANK — Unfurnished one bedroom room, both ond kitchen unit. On but line. Thermopone windows, marble window- ambitious persons with a poslllve atlllude. morton St., 462-4730. vincial, four-poster, mattress. BUt-Rlte sills. Large Iwo-cor garage, ootlo and gas or M7-3M6. 'SU,000-115,000 potential for those wh opartment. Near Broad St. ond oil trans' Suitable for woman. 229-3020. on Next Page carriage, blue hounastooth mattress, con- porlallon. Call 741-1O6J>-;:1 • irlll. 266 MacArlliur Ave., Long Branch EXPERIENCED MASON qualify. For Interview, call 741-1297. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machlnM. All verts To sitting positlon/car-bea. Like ROOM WITH BATH — Mold service. TV. M2.800. By appointment. J29-6JII. makes new or used. Guaranteed Low osnew.o71-5436unllf6p.rn. Call WOULD YOU LtKE A BU5INE55OF Vj ROOMS — Unfurnished, light house- (35 a week. Call Wlndlqmmer, Sea Bright, 747-5071 YOUR OWN? You don't need an office !c S25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to 119,901) - SEE THIS lovely ranch on East Houses For Sale theater. 747-0495. DiAnVOND~RlNGS^-~thfeeTadv1i, plotl- teeplnq. Quiet, mature business person.l Sunset Ave., Red Bank. Two large bed- start. Benin af homo, full or part-time, Colfbefore 6 p.m. 747-25A3. J RESIDENTIAL RED BANK — Comfort- GROUNDSKEEPER -CUSTODIAN Ideal far Fusbund and wife team. Call 229- num wedding band, engagement ana din- rooms, full basement, eat-In kitchen, din- For Shore Regional High School, Pleas FANTASTIC CLEARANCE SALE — All ner. 191-3311. able, nice room In private home. Private Ing area, living room. No doling costs. 4B54. No obligation. No Information ovt dresses In stock, none higher than US. NEARLY NEW GARDEN APARTMENT5 coll 227*9300 for an application. Or pic the phone, Must have eolfee and talk., entrance. Middle-aged person. 842-3943. THE BERG A6ENCY, Reollors (A Divi- FOR REAL SERVICE one up in the principal's office between TEA TEASTER BOUTIQUE, 771 River ,IMMONS TWIN MATTRESSES — Two. — One bedroom, totol electric. Adults sion of Berg Enterprises, Inc.I Rt. 35 o.m. ond i p.m. : Rd., Fair Haven. B42-2073. Two boxsprlngs. Two bedsprlnas. Com- preferred. Rt. 36, Vi-block from Highlands ROOM FOR RENT - Couple or single. Mlddletown. 071-1030. IN REAL ESTATE B EA U T Y SALON ~"" F^ r *s afeTGoodfloe a plete, *99. Perfect condition. WASHING bridge. Local and NY buses ot door. Coll Use of household. Long Branch. Refer- HELPER — To work on heavy equlpmen! lion, Hazlet areo, For Information, call STUDENT DESK - Walnut, 4 drawer, MACHINE, Two-speed Filter-Flow, J49. 671-5251. ences. Ptione 229-6552. 264-4202. S20. Coll after S p.m. ...JUX -SECOND STORY MAN WSNTEB Consult a Experience preferred. Apply In person, ELECTRIC DRYER, 110/220 Volts, S35. — To case this two-story four-bedroom 561 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. 747-2744 REFRIGERATOR, 1972 double door, cost BEAUTIFUL — Spacious apartment tor RED BANK — Suitable? tor business gen- Member ol FOR SALE — Janltorlal-Malnfenonce cor- leman. Phone 741-6908 days. 842-7919 home which has lust been completely re- poration. All equipment' contracts and new $179, will sell for $90. POLAROID ~ent. Red Bank. Modern kitchen, two bed- Red Bank Area TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST — Experlenc LARGE POOL FILTER — Good condi- decorated and needs expert opinion on Its supplies. Approximately S10,000 worth o tion, (25. Also aluminum wall to tit ]8x4S LAND CAMERA, with all attachments, ooms. Neor shopping and transportation. absolutely "mint" condition. Oversize liv- preferred but not mandatory. Some sten eaulpmeni. will accept down payment 320. DISHWASHER, 1972 GE, under-the- Available end of March. Suitable for skills required. Must be able to d«at wit pool, S10. Small doghouse, well made, RED BANK — Furnished room In private ing room, eat-ln kitchen, full basement. MLS wllh personol note for balance. AsMng .6.50. Call 787-3381. counter. Cost new, S169, will sell for SI 15. adjlls. 747-9326 doy or fivenlng. home. Suitable for gentleman. Call eve- All situated on large cyclone fenced cor- inL people, nice appearance essential. Salor ^M00 total. Colt 2?1-?142. Coll 493-8017 for Information. nings or weekends, 842,9481. ner property. Owner liquidating and Is commensurate with experience and abili- CHROME DINETTE SET SEA BRIGHT — Studio efficiency opart ty. For personal Interview, call 671-9633. looking for sincere offers. Come check the Formica top. (our chairs, JZ5. SKIS — Fischer 200 centimeters, never ment. 3135 a month plus security. Fur lavout. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, Alr- PART-TIME" Eorn W0 to ilOO a montt JNSTRUCTJON Phone 291-9180 used, guaranteed. Head SL, 195 centime- nished, all utilities, wall-to-wall carpeting. port Plato, Hwy 3e, Hailet. 264-7200. trom your home, using one or two hour! ters. Short skis. Boots sile 11. Call 8<2- OncWrsonjne\pe . 842-9107. 291-2)75. REAL ESTATE Peasant Charmers READING, MATH. SPELLING, PROB- LIVING ROOm SET-Three pieces, with 3309 before 10 p.m. per day of your spare lime. 6710213. LEMS? The Ebronlx method acceleroies slipcovers. 9)45. Single bed and dresser, FURNiSHED TWO-ROOM APARTMENT FOR SALE iwu-utUKUUM — cooperative aparl — Living room/bedroom combination, ASSEMBLY WORKERS learning performance. Grades 1-2. Im-S3S. Kitchen set, five pieces, chrome, $25 ment for sale. Ceramic tile bathroom, provement guarcnleed. 84?-0121. Norge electric dryer, (35. King-sized recl- plus private kitchen and bath. Inquire 191 Houses For Sale paneling in living room and kitchen. Woll- $1.60 per hour. Maple Ave., Red Bank. Coll 747-5000 Iner, 120. Etc. 7870536. Merchandise Wonted lo-watl carpet in living room. Wall and base cabinets in kitchen. New shed In •PIANO LESSONS — Your home or mine, CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAiNS - An' APARTMENT — Over professional office REGISTERED NURSE — RDr~He"aTfh one by experienced, qualified instructor. Coll 971 SK 1-000 - 24 h.p. twin cylinder. nake or condition or will trade HO, 027, I FAIR HAVEN backyard. Price does not Include $97 per In private home. Four rooms. All new month. 542-1185. Recreational Instructor for three year di- 9-10 a.m. or 6-7 p.m. 842-6090. Used only two weeks. S750. Red Bank or wide gauge. 774 3710. electric kitchen, new both. Wall-to-wall Deep waterfront ploma school of Nursing. Full 'lime da> Auto Imports, 119 E. Newman Spnlngs Rd. carpeting. Air conditioned. Couple pre- position. Fringe benefits. Apply Personnel "UTORINC FOR ELEMENTARY AMERICAN FLYER-LIONEL TRAINS 100' bulkhead, riparian iCHOOL PUPILS. NJ. certified teacher Top prices tor "GOOD TO BEST" ferred. No pet!. Rent $250. 747-2102 or 747- Department, JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL D634. rights 915 CENTER, 1945 Corllei Ave.,, Neptune Call 842-7343. CHERRY HARVEST TABLE S, Standard, D, 027 gauge. 291-0156 Excellent condition, 3100. Sloon white "ustorn ranch weekdays 9-2. An equal opportunity em UTORING - High school history or ROTO-TILLER WANTED COOPERATIVE APARTMENT - Leav- Quick-Sew Trio ployer. M/F. double hlde-a-t>ed couch, sturdy and In moth. Have BA In history and minor lood condition, 375. 842-1940. In good condition. ing everything In living room and kitchen. Living-dining room math. Call 946-4476 after 6 p.m. Coll 747-5766 Asking J4BO0. Call 542-7447; 40x20 with 6' fireplace MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — Second S'WIMMING POOLS" ~FAWLY sTzTo shilt with overtime. S3.5O up. Trouble 'USED — 3-hole Locust posts and rail fenc- T7HWE"E~6R"FO U^ROOWTAPSRTME N T Printed Pattern MAT Ft EACHE R" ABOVE GROUND ALUMINUM AND overlooking water shoot production machinery, Electrica Will tutor evenlngj. REDWOOD POOLS. MUST DISPOSE OF ing, wonted. Call — For rent. $125 and $135 a month. experience helpful. Must have own tools Cat! evenings, 741-4911 < ENTIRE STOCK IMMEDIATELY. PICK Shrewsbury Ave. and Cornwall St., High- Kitchen All Iringc benefits. Company supplies uil- THEM UP FOR ABOUT $500. CALL JIM- VOLKSWAGEN TRANSMISSION - 1961 lands, N.J. 8729738 weekends. 212545-8454 Three bedrooms, 2 baths formv 566-5534, Equal opportunity em MY_COLLECT^201) 738-70O0. o 19A7. Also boat trailer in good condition during the week. ployer. ^ MERCHANDISE for 14' outboard. 741-8454. Two-car garage, electric 1972 SKTDOtT^TNT, SoTi.p. Fresh ouTof THREE ROOMS doors, etc. • E~XPERTE'NCED AUTO"BOOY WORK- For Sale he crate. 1995. Guaranteed new. Red GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED - PAY FURNISHED APARTMENT ERS AND HELPERS — For further Inlor- 3ank Aufo Imports, 119 E. Newman CASH. BUY AS IS. ALSO LARGE BOAT 18 Catherine St. Red Detached building 26x20 mation, ask for Mr. Jones at Fred Hughes Springs Rd. 741-5S86. UTILITY TRAILER WANTED. 787-6180 end Son, inc.. 11 Oceanport Ave., W. Long SHOWER DOORS ntsr END — 2Vj furnished, full kitch- for storage Branch, Coll 222-3394. ABY CARRIAGE^-Thoyer, three-woT; NAN JOHNSON enette, air conditioned, terrace, S145 lo % acre property [H8.V5 complete. Two doors, track and all BUYS AND BUYS PART-TIME WORK - Supervising car- Jarts necessary for 60" tub enclosure, 135. Sttreo, 525. 1200. 222-8233 or. 741-7748. • Phone 471-9075 From on entire household to a single Item.. The best on river rier boy delivery. Earn trom $35 To 550(Genuine gloss and heavy aluminum. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver, Imme- LONG BRANCH - Oceanfront. Furnished' $82,500 per week. For more Information call BW iNTIQUE SINK -525. Bureau, 125 diate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. four rooms and bath. Heat, water sup- §776- .. __ RED BANK LUMBER :hcst, $25, Smoll rocker, $10. Bcntwood illed. Until June 15. No pels. 229-1553. REDDEN AGENCY INSTRUCTOR FOR OB-PEDIATR7CT- hair, $10. Three mirrors, beveled edce, ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash^paid!" Realtor REFRIGERATORS — Four, 150 and up 10 each. Etc. 741-185S. LES DEUX t, DON PONS, 799 River Rd., EO BANK - Unfurnished. Greentree 301 Mople Ave,, Red Bank B5 degree in Nursing required. Teaching Excellent condition. Guaranteed and de- Folr Hoven. 842-6257 or 741-4337. Apartments. One-bedroom apartments experience preferred. Full time doy posi- rer«d. 739-2914. 707-5448. BEDROOM SET — Blond mahoflany, five and studio opartment available Immedlat- 741-9100 . tion, Anpty Personnel Deportmeni, JER WANTED >leces, SliU. -U'slie Hollywood bed wllli ly. 741-3953 for appointment. Cvenlrtgs 747-5052 5EY 5HORE MEDICAL CENTER, 1945 PANELING WAREHOUSE — Operated leodboord, $35. Call after 5 p.m. 741-9J23. Used Oriental Rugs Coriies Ave., Neptune, weekdays, 9-2, Ar Chinese and Persian RED BANK — Furnished apartment. by Regn'3 Fence Co., Rt. 34, Wall Town- Three, rooms. Heot, hot water, oos sup- equal opportunity employer M'F. ship, 223-1112, offers to the public many lOMMERCIAL DRYER— Nome. Small Also Wall Tapestries ;r rarlelles of 4xB pre-ilnlshed paneling "by 5-lb. For oportmen! house, coin operated. FRIBOMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 plied. Newly decorated. Second floor. RN &R~LPN WANTED - FuTfoTporT Couple preferred. 741-1607. FAIR HAVEN BUY time, for weekends, a fo tt;30, King Wpyprhnmer, etc., ot M.4? pur sheet de- Used three months. Asking UK Three PRIVATC COLLECTOR - "vvTll pay Tap All brick threc-b«droom, iwo-balh home James Nursing Home. 291-3400. livered. magnlllcent Wlneman living room tobies, dollar for Lionel Trains "0" gauge. Any NEWLYCONST RUCT ED-3V>:robrn~tun on lovely grounds wlTlt many fruit trees. one 3" round, corner toblo 3' (quare, ond age, uny condition. 347-1445. nished efficiency apartments. Woll-to-woM Fireplace, full basement, screened porch, co"cKTAIL WAITR'E'SSES' —"wind- itep table, leather lops. Provincial, must carpeting, Spanish decor. Centrally lo- with built-in barbecue, attached garage. lammer Club, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. IVAACKAACK ARMS" iee. S27S. Call 741 7157. cated In Long Branch. Coll between 3-8 Low price Includes self-cleaning oven, Coll B47 3084 porting goods, fishing tockle, guns, 199 PARTMENT SALE - Living room PETS •m. 222-5981. dishwasher, refrigerator and carpeting, GCTGO GIRLS WANTED — Call forlip^ Woin St., Keansbjrg, ?87-«5333. Open eve- :holrs, recently upholstered. Cotfee ta- (38,500. lings Mon.-Sat, untlflO p.m. AND LIVESTOCK LARGE — Combination bedroom-living pbmfment and further Information at For iles. Dropleat dining room table, with ex- room, laroe kitchen ond shower. Near Monmouth Officer^ Open Mess, 547-7.132 :OUCH - Modern, blue llorot print, few anilon sents 12..9 X 12 ruos, runnen. ADORABLE — Mixed-breed female pup Rlvervlewllospllal. $125 monlh. No pets. Equal opportunity employer. ionth& old, reasonable. moll china cabinet. Secretory. Vanity. py. 8 weeks old. Free to a dog-loving fom- Write Box G-28, The Dally Register, Red VAN HORN SALE5RETAIL FUELOIL Call 747 0323 < * dd taljjes, mirrors, etc. Coll 741-5197. ly or couple. Call 787-0352. Bank. N«w factory recently opened In Mon AGENCY-REALTORS 1 LESLIE ORGAN SPEAKER HINA, 511 VFR — Furniture, oriental MINIATURE 5CHNA.UZEF1S Two IDEAL BEACH — Foui-luuin lutnlslied Open 7 days. Coll U hours a day. mouth ond (Jceon County. Interested In re ugs. oppllonces ond clothes. Sun., Mar.champion bred litters, ready for Easier. toil fuel oil and equipment sates. Ability WODEL 251 for Conn oroan. Like new/ opartment, utilities supplied. Security re- 747-4100 1300. Phont 873-1630. 12. 9-5, rain date Sun., (War. 19, 710 Naves- Eelmock Breeders. 787-1395. quired. $40 per week. 4V5-0345, 274-3899. to veil nil tegmfnls with-strong cuitomer mn P! R«MinnM 804 Rker Rd. Fair Haven relation* ana doting capability. Must be VMNI fcU — f-emule rcu nunluture oi toy MA I AW AN — family neeaed tot Two personoble, aggressive and not ofrald of INXUTICAL ANTIQUES' RUNDIG STEREO CONSOLE - $50. dachshund. Six months la one year, AKC. ledroom grouounr d floor apartment. $220 per ASKING "'$31,500 long hours Experienced In the energy ecord player needs adjusting. Cost $200 Call 872-075! alter 1 p.m. \NCICNT MARINER II, 74 Shrewsbury nonth, iill utMillies Included. Available OWNER tnorkel • prerequisite, With equipment Mar. 15th. Security. 583-9253. knowledoe helpful. Solary plus commis- ^ve. (foot of Monmouih St.). Red Bark — Automatic, portable, S7S. Cost $30( OACHSHUfTO PUPPIES - ElahTweeks., 671-2544 sion plus expenses. Opportunity to expand «HfNDTOAirTAB LE — Six^rnaTchina hen new. Two years old. 671-3674 AKC, champion sired. Inoculated. Phone RED BANK - Two rooms with kitch- Toke o look at 57 E. Gartleld Ave., Atlan- in a growing territory with aggressive, In- :halrs, antique. Connoisseur Shops, 19 264-9233. enette, bath. Suitable single or working tic Highlands, N.J. Four bedrooms, living dependent fuel oil marketer. Reply to Bo; :hurch 5t., Little Sliver, 842-6616. ATTAN FURNITURE - Four chairs, couple. $150 a month with utilities. HI- room, dining room, kitchen, extra room, with cushions, gloss top coffee table, STANDARD POODLES - Black. AKC. K-12,JThe Daily Register. Red Bank. Tdeal Easter gift. Paper Irolnca. Lovable. 944B. Coll between 4-6 p.m. full basement, city sewers. Gorage. As- RUM SET — Grelscn, four-piece. Honda lamp, $95. Rollowoy cot, used twice, $20. sume mortgage. Monthly payments $229. """" T"RUCK~MECHANiC ~~~ -*,Inl Tioll bike. 741-901; between 911 n.m. GARAGE APARTMENT - .Three rooms Or contact a Realtor. Dick's Garage 842-3797 MINIATURE BLACK AND TAN MALE ond both. Adulls preferred. No pets. Call GE TWO-OVEN WHITE STOVE - Clean, after 5 p.m., 542-1621. Call 566 1839 : 3125. DACHSHUND — For stud. 11 Dounris FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE IREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned. Pickup AKC. B72-0752a1terJp.ni. ; A GRbWT>T5TRbCRfcbsi\/E BArTK )r delivery. Little Silver Repair Center. 741-9510 Oder 7 p.m. 2'/j-ROOM APARTMENT — Keonsburo In morvelous orea of Llltle Sliver. Sewers $125 per imonth, wllh utilities. Furnished In Monmouth Counly hos position avail- '•it-3886. ELECTRIC ACCORDION CHIHAUHAU PUPPIES in and paid for. Large living room, dining able for AKC registered 671-1618. room, and new kitchen. Trees galore. Pop on this paisley-inspired -^S SIS up? FILEsTTabies,"chalrsTod" As Is, best offer. 787-5483 Asking $33,900. Ing machines, typewrlleri, office equip- Coll 787-3405 . WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New set with dresses, separates. enl, elc. at bargain prices. New or Lied. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS - AKC one-bedroom, furnished. Free TV. No CLERICAL WORK - Including filing. AC DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oak- ESTLINE PRODUCTS - By the cose, registered. Four yellows, three blacks. ease. Move In today. NAUTILUS ALLAIRE-FARROW The brighter the embroid- 'fit. 531-3VP0. V. off. Larger discount for large orders. Males and females. Champion bloodline In APARTMENTS, Sto Bright, 842-0505. AGENCY :oll after 6 p.m. 988-0927. field end show. Phone 229-6416. REALTORS ery - the more brilliant the Salary open and exceptional benefit pro- : O Art P A RV BEFOR I~Y OU ~5 uy^H~SoIfid LEONARDO — Unfurnished tour rooms Broad St., Red Bonk 741-3450 irom. Wrlle to Box H-34, The Doll/ Reg BARGAIN — 15 steel tanks for sale, 3,000 WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES and bath. Available now. Rent reasonable. 5 Corners, Mlddletown 671-2590 paisley effect. Use felt, linen inyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete a 14,000 gal. capacity. fsteo Red Bank. netul sldinu. Cull lor free estimate, D.LV. AKC, eight week old moles Call 291-4858. GREAT STARTER HOME lorr Home Improvements. 8423053. Call 5M-240O 5911995 cotton. Pattern 915: transfer, KJTCHEM HETPER~"-"MusTbelnteres ted FOUR ROOMS - Modern bolh. Heat and Cute Cape Cod situated on a tree shaded hot woter supplied. Motowon. lotlt . LiLivini g room, llarg e kitkitchenh , ttw o bbedd - In keeping restaurant, kitchen and dishes COUNTRY KITTEN"ANTIQUES*""" AKC TINY TOY POODLES- Five weeks printed tissue pattern, bolero clean. Evening work, Apply Holiday Inn, ALUMINUM DOORS old. Three adorable sliver males. Cham- Phone 566-7230 alter 6:30 p.m. rooms, bath, came room ond kh I Rt. 35. Hazlet. homas Ave., Shrewsbury. Celebrating pion breed. Please call 747-3976. basement, Priced at $29,500. 8-18 incl.; pillbox all sizes. rd Anniversary beginning Sat., Mar. 4th Heavy extruder* aluminum combination KEANSBURG — SVa-room apartment, 1 doors, site 37"xB.", prehung, ready to brand new. Three bedrooms. Excellent Walker & Walker, Realtors WAITERS~ANb'"WATfRlsSET^~jV._.. lirough Sat,, Mar. 11. 20% discount. )toce In opcnlno. all hardware Included, TWO MALE PEKINGESE $130 neighborhood. $230 a month plus utilities. Send 75 cents for each pat- have good experience. Excellent working OFA — Twaplece gold Castro sectional 18.?5 cadi Hwy. 3S 74WS213 Shrewsbury conditions at private yacht club Coll lit- 7471350 SeaMjtv^ required. 842-2434. RED DANK — 326,000. By owner. Two< 3131 for appointment. "' double bed, excellent condition. Dln- tern — add 25 cents for each RED BANK LUMBER SIBERIAN HUSKY - 3 monlhs old, po'FOR RENT — Furnished one-bedroom story frame. Corner property, completely (enced)n, Two drives. Three bedrooms, pattern for first-class mailing EXECUTTVETEC'RE TARY 1 Wall St. Red Bank 741-S500 per trained, male. aportment. Call A. KOZICKY REAL ES- 842-5034. TATE, Broker, Rle. 35, Eolontown. N.J., two balhs, living room, dining room, large You'll brighten up the scene Office ot President V SLATE-TOP POOL TABLE IMTFSTSTEIIEO ~w7ih~turntable, S75. family kitchen, laundry, large rear patio. and special handling. Send to Like new. Asking 1325. inl-vox fun. 310. Vox tone bender, $15. FREE PUPPIES 747-0603. After 6 p.m. in this sunburst-darted pant- Experienced In administrative work Ex- Call 2M 68-17 alter 5 P.m. >ears folk njltor, $25. Airline bonlo, $25. To good home. EATONTOWN — 3'Vroom furnished Laura Wheeler, 61 The Red cellent ilenographlc and typing skill* re- :ar tape deck wllh FM Stereo, $75. Car 471-9211 apartment. Near Fort rvlonrndulh. Busi- RUWSON — One-family from estale. One suit or dress with a graceful quired. Llberol salary, fringe benefit!, F U R N iT U REf AN D APPL IANCES ope deck alone, $50. Call now, 787-1290. ness couple preferred. No pets. Call 541- owner 52 years. Two car garage. $32,000. Bank Register, Necdlecraft profit sharing. Interview t)y oppointment eifare ond people with credit problems, "EMMS R E"A UT OM A T ICTVAS'HE R~ REGISTERED DACHSHUND PUPS 17,000 cash, balance 6% mortgage. Write fencer's look to it. Pull-on only after submission ot resume Slcphon Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea istont credit. Immediate delivery. Call Excellent operating condition, as Is, $35. Two females Box G-54, The Dally Register, Red Bank. R. Leone, P.O. Box 347, BrlcMown, NJ ir. Grand, 373-4&11. 170-2477 pants have elastic waist, Station, New York N Y 08/23. I" Craftsman table sow, motor, slond, Commercial Rentals IN OTDOATDDLETOWN - A pretty N t Q U t: DIN INO fABL E S - MadlToT 150. 671 00!) evenings, SENIOR CITIZENS— AdopTeciTne wrong three-bedroom ranch on a beautiful wood- Printed Pattern 9053: NEW 10011, Print PATTERN NUM IJCEN5ED"~REAL~ESTATT'5ALfcSMAN Id born limbers, 24" round, S50; 36" VIR "CON 6Vf fOMER ~— ~F«WerV,T4",o60 dog. 8 month old female, collie type, iWLMDEL VILLAfSf — OttccTspacr. ed lot, convenient and cozy. $36,000. EL- — Full time. For progressive office. Two ound, 1100, SO" round, >125; rxj?" tu - 270 volt. $100. Coll days needs youngster and room to romp. Professional or business suite, from 500 toLEN S. HAZELTON, RMllor, 13 W, River Misses' Sizes K, 10, 12, 14, 16, BER, NAMK, ADDKKSS days floor time per week gimrnnteed Ceil I PSIIP, SI50. Must be seen to be appre- (H2-7355 Houscbrokcn, loveoble and energetic. 2000 sq. ft., on Rl. 570. Phone 671-4253 ~ ^umson. !42-320a _ PAUL P. BOVA, Broker Realtor, Middle lated. Comt inn, 146 BotJman PL, Hed FREE to rloht lamlly. Coll afler op.m 18. Size 12 (bust 34) pantsuit ZIP. town, 671-2544. (ink. 7414338. '. LE CTRIC~STOVE -~GE~.~Four-burner 741-2806. K6ANSBURG — Office space available COLTS NEOt^'Dreom Ronchl On loroe op, Oven, storage drawer. Coppertone professions or business use. Will alter lo lot, braok1, trees, deck, lovely location In 3% yards 45-inch. Sl(ORTWDER~cbSk rieoie apply In UNING rtOOM f.liT - Kllchen set, bed- ood working order. 7470828after 7 p.m. trDiRAHDPUPpTES - AKC. Ex suit. 787-1100. $50's. 5TYNES, Realtor. 946-9660. NKW 1972 Nwdlecrafl t'ala perion, no phone calls, HOWARD JOHN nnm id. l-xrellpnl condition. Mis- ellent bone and markings, heavily Cham HAY OFFICE SPACE ~ SKVKNTY-KIVI-: CKNTS log crammed with the mw >OM_RESTAURANTt Rte 35, Mlddlelown. -ellaneous. Phanp 23MS8B ofler 5 p.m. ploned pedigree. Phone 531-2022, LARGE BALES $1.0(1 Excellent location, suitable for profes- Apartments DOMESTIC HELP -Five dayi. Ex SERVICfc: STATION EQUIPMENT FREETTCTGO6b H0ME~"MfxedToiiTe for each pat lorn — add 25 fabulous fashions, accc- perlenced, Port Monmoufh nrea. Col 9383711 sional use, on moln door luxury hi-rlse -nglne unolyzcr. J1I00 complete pockooe. female puppy, mild mannered, very Approximately S30 sq. ft. Centrally air cents for oach pattern for Air mornings. 495-0023. ALORIC GAS RANGE — Copper. $700. gentle. Call 842-6191. conditioned. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741- sories, gifts. Knit, michel, oil evenings. Mail and Special Handling. PAR~f^frSiE~ORIVER~-""l0 ti.m. to 2 A L K"• I N I' OR T Afl L fc C O6LE R - 8424925 BASSET HOUND CUPS - Adorable, embroider. Free patterns' p.m.. 52.25 per hour. The Dally Rejliter. 14 »U'x)\' complete with rcfrinerant unit, AKC. Champion sired. Excellent lamlly OlilcVspaceTFurnisiied. Send to Marian Martin, 420 Send ,r>0c. . Cotl 741-3330 londo/tsirig unit and Iherrnostcilk controls LfiCTRIC RANGE — Por7ai>le dog runs" pet. all utilities supplied, 1V5 a month Call GREEN GROVE liir )4" lilt totile saw, $1?5. One (landing ihlnese Clilppendale chairs, electric heot- "Happiness Is a warm puppy." 7722444 747 2706 The Red Hank Itogislcr, Pat- MNfc Experienced only. NN 05 tieulfng unit wild blower nncl ttltrmos- New Install! Cnichcl Book car agency. Five day week. Puld vur.o r-flre|]loce, artificial Christmas tree, nu- it, sinn ; >S EE ororV crop~peiicroppeii~ Efficiency -more than 100gifts. $1.00 ilnallon, S?5. Mercury nronellor, 48 lece spctlonat sofo. Wrought Iron (lining OFF IC fc S'TOJTRTNT-" Twoi Tcir"rje rooms HIOK. SAL'ESWOMATTWANI E"(Y ~-*Must he Tom set with Formica ton. Coll JJi/m. PermanenP t shotsts. 100% gurguaranteet , $85$85, ond bath. Separate entrance. [Ilcclrlc and Complete Afghan Hook - neat and ambitious. Apply mornings In 0391 AI- IS, never used. iJS. Two Call otter 6 p.m. 591-9711. One-bedroom nn K?" tack maple tutting boards, S3 heat Included. Suitable for professional FIIKK KAS1IION OKKKFt! person, FRtCDMAN'S HAKERY, New 1 ALDWIN PIANO - Mahogany spi'neT .IK1 two A'xfl vinyl Inlny, tern cliln prittern, use. Immediate occupancy. Mwy 36,,Mai two-bedroom mon Sprlngi Rd., I Incroft. xrellenl condition Cull between 9 o.m, —champion let. Coll 264-0404. Choose one pattern from 150 en, Canvas fold-up camp col, H. W- ind 3 p.m. only, 222 7542. bloodline puppies. Also slud service. "I6.1iffy Hugs" Book. 50c a'feAN^NG PERS'bN - Full time, l.x i alter A or all tiny Sot., Sun, 54248.17 MlbDLETbyvTT — "Cornniercrof bulldino styles in New FaII-Winter cellent salary, at Shadow Lake Village IB — Tohte and four chairs. $22, Approximately 1500 sq. tt. Hwy 35, corner 99 Grecmirove Ave, Key- liook or 12 Prize Afghans. Coll Mr. Mario D'Uvo. 842-2J3O :OLON.AL HOOKt;n HUGS l.">aiiel >m, $8, nnby c rkige, tB, tricycle. GERMAN SlfEFlTEBD^-~Mole", AKC, bi( boned. Prefer family with children. Mus Chestnut St, Good showroom, store, slinp, Catalog. .Send 50c for Catalog. FRONT RUNNtR •- We're going In tw! lorul clcMgn wllh black border, two lire I. Coll A71-53B5. Dr office. Reasonable to right business port. Managers Office. Because wr hov* the best commission lev- X4- one 4x4, 130. flra*» two tier nlnnl sell. Coll offer 5 p,m: 739-MM. Lease. Call eves., 6-7:30 p.m., Sut. urn! Aparlnicnl 34. Call 264- INSTANT SKWINli HOOK el, Incentive prorjrom, ond believe thrit lond, 110. Odd brim chair, \10. Lorne NGER CONSOLE StWINd MACHJNE FREE — Adorable small collie sheepdog limit Book 1 - 16 patterns - Wllh stool, J20. 6' wood skis with Cubco Sun. morns.. 10-12 noon, 747-3770. 1846. our jalesnien titwrvr tliis mid more. We puppies; four moles, one fentole. sew today, wear tomorrow. 50c need two experienced people who (ire Indlngs, $10. Men's slie t ski boots, $5, 4^ poles, J2^Chlld's skis, 31, 842-5143. Coll p. 1269. Houses forjlent $1, INSTANT FASHION tired of no' bflntj rctuyitlfet). All inquiies E COFFEE POT it - cold wnter'vopon will bt itrlctly confidential, Call for { GE lu ltJ ORTABLETV"- $357 Re'cortfcabfrief"; BEAUT fFUlT'COLLfi? —Temale, two KEAN~SB~UR"6 -New Ylx-"room house; Two blocks east Rl. 361 Museum Quilt Book 2-50c '" "', . " "'P «• ultclrlc broom veors old, friendly, toves people. Good BOOK - Hundreds of fashion polntment, you'll tie ninn/ed .«d|iieent to Rum- such a position as to make it along with new dining facil- authorization for the Coast eoi> Country CluB. Bat* water ond Inland ark represents the company. ities. lots still available. RfodV to build. School vitally important to the mari- Guard." *()» sVvlce. FromiJe.SaD. Financing available. 221-MN or your broker. ttbMSON — Two 1-ocre adlolnlng lots, KINDERGARTEN REGIS- esldenllal area, located on Hartitiorne tone, write fDit. Receiver ol Eatontown TRATION Notional tank. P.O. Box A, Eotontown, MIDDLETOWN - The pub- M.J. lic school system will have 100x309 — Tennent Id.. Manolapon town- Pianko Replaces May ship. Write Tod Maodon. Bo» 4, South kindergarten registrations the Amboy.N.J.Ottre. week of March 20 in each of RUAASON the 13 elementary schools. ; Two acres Sycamore Lone. Magnificent freed lot In eilofc aria. W-6M1. Realtler Stoii Photo On Utilities Authority LEGAL NOTICE FRIENDSHIP: LET IT BE — Cindy Maloney, a 14-year-old cadette scout, Commercial Property MAT AW AN TOWNSHIP - LICHT INDUSTRIAL- Improved. ADVIttTISEMINTFORBID! foreground, won "best In show" at an art show and thinking day program his business schedule was sup- "Parents who insist on giv- 1 Shrewsbury. Principal or any ogent. MOONMOUTN H COUNTY MOSQUITO With "mixed emotions" and a posedly the reason he was not ing minibikes to their children 'Coll 747-J4O4 ijum^jjjgiWMON sponsored by the Fair Haven Neighborhood of Girl Scouts. "International INSEGTItlDBS politically divided vote, Town- reappointed. KaUtf bid) Friendship" was theme for the event, which was held at the Knollwood areextremly foolish," warned Notice li hereby olven that s od ond will b« received ana publicly o ship Council last night ap- Council recently ruled that Mr. Froelich. "They arc was- Real Estate Wanted 1 School. Blue ribbons were also awarded to, left to right, Gerda Spears, 10, IIS1971, ?b»y »«:0the0 Monmout A.M.. Mondoyh Cointy/ MoKulto pointed former councilman members of all township WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR EKtermlnotlon Commission ot Its office, Joyce Kelly, 8, and Susan Cochran, 10. ting their money, and facing In any condition. Wayside Rood, New ShrewiDury, New Stanley B. Pianko to a five- boards and committees would difficulties, including con- Phono I57-7MI Jersey, lor the furnishing ond delivery of LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES— ll nsirtlcldes. specifications for time mo- year term on the Matawan be replaced if they missed fiscation of the bikes." KeansburgMMdlolown-Hailet-Holindel. erlols moy be obtained ot the Commit Township Municipal Utilities THE SMOIKO AGENCY. 7174123.' more than one-third of their Spring also brings an annual ROBERT OSTERGMRO Authority. YOUNG COUPLE — Deitree starter official meetings. cleanup, set for March 13 home in Runuon. Please coll alter 5 p.m., » Superintendent March 6,7,1 112.75 Mr. Pianko, a Republican, All four GOP Councilmcn ,961-3021. Principals only. Ocean School Budget through 19, and the return of ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS was named by four GOP voted for Mr. Pianko. The the gypsy moth. MONMOUTH COUNTY MOSQUITO HOLMDEL BXTIRMINATION COMMISSION Council votes to replace Democrats voted no, with Mr. We need fresh listings for four and five- HELICOPTER SPRAYING AND SUR- Democrat Ernest May of Lumia abstaining. bedroom homos. Have active prospects V«Y Township Manager George seeking homes In Holmdsl area, please Notice li hereby given thai sealed bids Cliffwood on the authority. May IB Present E. Smith announced that a 20- contact: •rill be received ana publicly opened ond COLTS NECK REALTY read ot 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, March a. Democratic Councilman Pe- Mr. May, In the audience minute movie entitled "The in£ by the Monmouth County Mosaylto Is Cut $157,734 Rt. 537 Realtors 946-IOSO Extermination Commission ot Its office, Levy Y ter J. Lumia abstained from last night, did not comment Stripper" would be shown on LEGAL NOTICE Woyslde Road, New Shrewsbury, New the vote because of "mixed Jersey, for the use or rental of a helicop- OCEAN TOWNSHIP- Russomano of 144 Monmouth ment has been approved. The upon the new appointment. He the hour from 11 a.m. through Seporale sealed bids (or Athletic Supplies ter. Oelolled specifications for this ser- emotions." for 1972-73 will be received by the Middle- vice may be obtained ot tne Commission's Township Council has shaved Rd., here, a Long Branch po- funds, he said, will amount to did ask that Council take defi- 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 25. town Township Board of Education at theoffice. "I couldn't favor one over nite action to have a badly Administration Building, 59 Tlndoll Rood, ROBERT OSTERGAARD $157,734 from the arnount to liceman, and William Pcter- $8,884. The film stars the gypsy Mlddletown, N.J. up to 11:00 a.m. pre- Superintendent the other," he said of the needed traffic signal installed vailing time, Friday, March 17, 1972. Morch 6,74 Ill-SO be raised by taxation from the scn of 11 Johnson St., also A code limiting vehicle moth and is rated G P. Specifications and forms for bidding $6,888,039 local school budget. here, an Allenhurst patrol- May-Pianko decision. at Rt. 35 and County Road. may be secured at the Office of the Secre- LEGAL NOTICE weights on Bimbler Blvd. and Names Commlltec tory, 59 Tlndoll Rood, Mlddletown, N.J. Please take notice that the undersigned The budget was defeated by man. Colonial Ter. to four tons was Said Democratic Coun- Along with the crocuses, 0/74S. • nas opplled to tne Board of Adjustment of Mayor Thomas J. Powers JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER Ihe Township ot Mlddletown for a special local voters last month. approved by council action. cilman Philip N. Gumbs, spring brings a burgeoning use permit from the provislonsof Article To Start Monday appointed Councilmcn Lumia Secretory 28.14, Section 3 and Article UM, Section 1 Mayor Joseph A. Palaia last The rule excepts vehicles "May was the last Democrat crop of minibikes. Coun- March 7 S3.00 of the Zoning Ordinance so as to permit The men will start work on the utilities authority." and Eugene A. Valanzano to a PUBLIC NOTICE applicant to extend a) public utility central night said the effect of the being usejd to pick up or deliv- cilman Hans H. Froelich re- An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- office building In the R-7 and B 1 Zones on here Monday, according to Michael H. Brodnitz, also a minded parents, youngsters new( two-man committee to NANCE AUTHORIZING THE PUR-premises located ot.Thompson and Ocean school budget on the overall Ronald Frano, township man- er merchandise or equipment CHASE OF A FRONT END LOADER Avenues olso known as Block o94, Lot 20B on those streets. Democrat, said he shared and the police that a state and hash out with two Matawan FOR USE BY THE BOROUGH AND on Ihe Tax Map. tax rate here will not be set ager. He said they will start Borough Councilmen prob- APPROPRIATINGTHESUMOF A copy ot the application has been filed until the municipal purpose Council also approved a 21- both Mr. Lumla's mixed emo- township ban on minibikes 117,500 CO THEREFORE was presented In the Office of the Township Clerk and at an $8,200 base salary and lems common to both munici- tor Introduction and first reading on may be Inspected. budget Is aired at a special lot subdivision on the former tions, and Mr. Gumb's "feel- was still in effect and riding February 3, 1972 by Moyor and Council The public hearina will be held on Mon- will receive extra increments ing that Council is playing a the bikes on any public prop- palities, such as garbage col- of Borough of New Shrewsbury ond onday evening, the 20th day of March, 1072, council session tomorrow Erlanger tract, Park Ave., for March 2, 1972 was finally adopted ond for prior service with their re- approved. at 1:30 PM at Township Hell, Mlddletown, the Saget Co., Deal. The mea- little bit of politics." erty is strictly prohibited. lection. New Jersey, at which lime you may op- night. spective police units. ROBERT F. HENCK pear either In person or by oaent or at- sure was recommended to the Mr. Lumia added that Mr. there are no areas set aside The mayor named Mr. Borough of New Shrewsbury rorney ond present any objection which The new total taxes for Neither patrolman, it was Smith and Councilmen Krncl- you may hove to granting this oppllcallon. school purposes will be governing body by the local May's frequent absences from for minibikers in the town- JEROMES. REED said, has resigned formally ich and Gumbs to a site plan , Clerk TELEPHONE COMPANY $4,676,964, as the result of Planning Board. authority meetings because of ship. March 7 14.5( By O.E. LEWIS, General Agent from his post. committee to consider tempo- rVlorch 7 Jo.JO council's announced cut. PUBLIC NOTICE rary quarters for council and An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- PUBLIC NOTICE The municipal budget, Mayor Palaia made two ap- NANCE FURTHER AMENDING SEC- An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- investigate sites for a new TION 2 OF AN ORDINANCE EN- NANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 1 AND which will be explained to- pointments to the Planning -TITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO ES- 6 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLEO municipal building. TABLISH A CONSERVATION COM "ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF morrow, totals more than Board. They are Mrs, Lor- MISSION IN THE BOROUGH OF NEW Holmdel Backs Planners' NEW SHREWSBURY IN TNE COUN- After a meeting yesterday' SH REWSBURY, COUNTY OF MON- TY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, $2.73 million and calls for raine Roy, of 716 Carol Dr., MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JER- REQUIRING THE OWNERS OF CER- with Sanders and Thomas, ' SEY" ADOPTED OCTOBER 2, 1969 TAIN BUILDINGS LOCATED UPON $1,168,069 to be raised by tax- Oakhurst, and Louis Egidio of was presented for Introduction and first STREETS IN WHICH SANITARY SEW- consulting engineers for the reading on February 3, 1972 by Mayor ERS HAVE BEEN OR SHALL BE CON- ation. That figure is up -Judith Court. and Council of Borough or New Snrews- STRUCTED TO INSTALL A TOlLET Garden State Parkway, May- bury ond on March 2,1972 was finally $362,522 over last year's levy. They replace Dr. Alex Ma- Opposition to Showroom IN SUCH BUILDINGS AND CONNECT or Powers said the island adopted and approved. SUCH TOILET AND BUILDING WITH The local purpose tax rate, ron, former board president, ROBERT F. HENCK SUCH SEWER, AND PROVIDING PE- foundations for the new toll Borough of-New Shrewsbury NALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION according to Mayor Palaia, is and John Wrubel, who also re- HOLMDEL — An unusual tions made it unsuitable for plan approval, citing traffic THEREOF" ADOPTED DECEMBER hazards because of a curve on plaza at Exit 117 would be in JEROME S. REED 29, 1971 was presented for Introduction expected to jump from 50 cently resigned from the appeal from a local business- the intended use. '. Clerk and first reading on February 3,1977 by The Township Committee Rt. 35, inadequate- parking place by September. No toll Mm (.ll 7 15.25 Mayor and Council pi Borough of New cents per $100 of property val- board. man denied a wnivcr of site Shrewsbury and on March 1,1972 was fi- and a setback of only 12 feet' booths are planned for anoth- PUBLIC NOTICE nally adopted and approved. ue to 67 cents per $100. . Mr. Frano also announced plan approval by the Planning decision upholding the Plan- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on from the curb line. er two or three years, until- February 16,1971 then was filed with Ihe ROBERT F. HENCK Two area police officers that the township's appli- Board was turned down by ning Board will be offered as Federal Communications Commission In Borough of New Shrewsbury At that time, board chair- the Parkway revamps its Washington, DC, an application by Attest: •' were named to the local Po- cation for state funds to the Township Committee in a formal resolution at its next Bfookdalo Community College at Llncroft JEROMES. REED lice Department last, night. create a traffic safety bureau special session last night. • regular meeting Monday man Jack Sipress expressed tolls. for the authority to construct o new non- Clerk Starting this week, the may- cornmtrclal education FM broadcasting Morch 7 17.00 night. doubt that a formal site plan •lotion at Llncroft, New Jersey on a fre- They are Patrolman Gerald in the local Police Depart- quency of 90.S MHz (Channel 213) with PUBLIC NOTICE Joseph A, Ciriaco, Mata- application would be success- or reported, a slight detour 0.911 kilowatts of effected radloted power PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhat appli- wan, for several months has Mr. Ciriaco indicated after and a 20 mile-per-hour speed with an antenna helghf af 120 feet. cation has been made to the Borough ful. The main studio and transmitter of the Council of .the Borough of Shrewsbury, the committee's decision was limit will be in effect on Lloyd proposed station will be located at 765Monmouth County, New- Jersey to trans- Mr. Ciriaco said that if the Newman Springs Road, Llncrofl, New ler to Jodan. Inc.. trading ns>{no trade announced that he would re- Road until November, while Jersey. name) for premises located at Broad Planning Board continues to Street (New Jersey Stole Highway No. 351 at a site on the north.side of turn to the Planning Board oppose his use of the building more fill is added to the de- The officers ond trustees of Brcokdale near Shrewsbury Avenue (Monmouth with an application for site Community College ore: Ervln L. Haria County, Highway No. 13), the Plenary re- Rt. 35 near Lily Tulip without as a showroom, he will prob- tour area. Cher. Thomas M. Auch. Frank L. Weinhei- tall consumption license Ho. c 2 (Croud plan approval. He maintained mer. Robert W. Uonard, Duncan Circle, C) heretofore issued to B & B Liquors, planning board approval or a ably appeal to thp courts Council has clminated its W. Preston Cordermon, Audrte La- Inc. ond thereafter exlended lo Wllllom , Towsky, Marvin A. Clark, Joseph E. Clay- certificate of occupancy. that he is willing to work with Bassler. Esquire, os Receiver for sold Building Program In his testimony before the open caucus sessions, declar- ton. Earl B. Harrison, James R. Greene corporation, for the premises located 415 His application for a waiver the board and make any rea- ing them a victim of public Waller s. McAfee, Lotto 3. Polhemus ant Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury, New Planning Board, Mr. Ciriaco a athv Leon Zuckermon. Jersey. flAZLET - Arnold Miller, place at the regular township of site plan approval was sonable alterations to hisstated that he is a disabled P - A copy of the application ond related In en formation are on file for public Inspection The names and residences of all offl- president.of the iSoard of edu- polling places from 2 to 9 p.m. turned down by the Planning premises. veteran and employs two oth- "°P caucuses are of ab- during regular business hours at the Of.ten, directors ond stockholders owning soluteI v no flee of Community Services at Brookdale more than ten (101 percent of the copl..Itol. cation, announced last night 20 Classrooms Board last month because on The Planning Board had er disabled veterans In his benefit," declared stock of the applicant corporation are as Mr Community College, 7e5 Newman Springs follows: the board intends to procede Plans call for four class- site inspection of the property turned down Mr. Ciriaco's manufacturing plant in Mata- ' - Froelich. If residents Road, Llncroft, New Jersey. Joseph Grassla, 7 Annaplls Drive, Hoilet, snow March 7,9, 14, 16 t32.0O NJN.J.' , President, Director, Stockholder; with the building program rooms to be added to both the showed that existing condi- request for a waiver of site Wan. interest in attending, Harold Nydick. I Mount Drive. Holmdel, Rarltan Valley Schools, and Lots and Acreage N.J., Secretary, Director, Stockholder; which will provide 20 new . Council will consider recon- Donlel J. Drlscoll, $1 Dunn Place, Du- West Keansburg two addition- mont, N.Ji, Vlce-Preildent, Director, classrooms and four learning lle said that he^was ready vening the caucus meetings in WATEHFgONT Stockholder; centers at four schools. al classrooms at the Beers . PROPERTIES Rosemarle B. Journlck, 10 Porfrldoe Run n Holmdel, N.J., Treasurer, President, Dl< Last month the board Street School and 10 addition- spaces on the premises, would will bo re|easefJ' to ,he Avallabto rector. , • Sea Bright The premises to which Ilie aforesaid II learned the state Department al classrooms at the West Ke- prohibit parking in front of on the Frid pfccefll|g thc • RumSon cense Is sought to be transferred are noi yet constructed, but plans of the building of Education had found the ansburg School. the building, would install in- mcclings Council said, • Oceanpol io be constructed may be examined at Ihe Call lor details on our listings Office of the Borough Clerk of the expansion plans unacceptable, All four schools are to have door sanitary facilities, and BAHR8REAL ESTATE Borough ot Shrewsbury. ' but plans now call for a meet- learning centers added. Budget at Keyport would request the highway de- Objections, II any, should be made Inv mediately In writing to the Borough Clerk ing Thursday with the Bureau The additions will be built partment to restore a curb of Ihe Borcuah of Shrewibury ot the Mu- a revenue item. Real Estate Wanted nicipal Sulla I ng, Shrewsbury, New Jer* qf Facilities and Planning Ser- at no cost to local taxpayers. KEYPORT - Borough cut. Eatontown Council took its paring knife Council took $11,000 from JODAN, INC., vices, a county commission, However, by legal require- 252 Modlson Avenue ment, a referendum must be to the Board of Education's the instructional account, ex- Perth Amboy, New Jersey to review site plans. Board Hires March 7,13 Mr. Miller said the state held. budget last night and when it plaining that the board will Car Occupants ADVERTISEMENT In an effort to gain town- finished, $52,859 came off the not hire an additional guid- The Board of Education of The Tinlon board reaffirmed the : Face Charges olls Schools District In the Borough of $1,066,000 entitlement under ship-wide support for the pro- top. ance counselor. 2 Teachers New Shrewsbury, Monmoulh County, New the emergency building aid gram, Mrs. Earla D. Kress "We have met With the An additional $19,000 in fed- MIDDLETOWN - Stanley EATONTOWN - The Board Seoled'blds will be received by the Board board and they are in com-eral funds is also anticipated of Education for General Construction legislation last Wednesday. said kaffee klatches will be J. Karanewski, 32, and James of education hired three new work for the erection of o storage room to plete agreement with our while $2,000 from four ac- personnel last night. IN* Tin ton Falls School located ot 674 Tin A referendum will be held held to acquaint anyone Inter- Tulley, 29, both of Edison, ton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, New Jer cuts," Mayor William A. counts in the general current They are Paul A. Desmond ley. Bids will be received at the odmlnls March 28. Voting will take ested in the schools with the were arrested on Main St., 'ration office In ihe above school unlll program arid gain support for Halph said during the special expense appropriations will of Long Branch as a fifili B:O0 p.m. on Wednesday, March 22, 1977 al Belford, at H:OB p.m. Sunday. let us which time ond place all bids will be pub' it. council session. "There was be deleted. Tulley has been charged grade teacher at Woodmen' Hcly opened and read. complete cooperation on the "We had a very productive School, effectiVe April 1; Jud\ put our The Instructions to Bidders, Form of Fire Damages Plan Meetings with driving while on the re- Bid, Form ot Conlroct ond Specification* part of the board and the re- meeting," the mayor contin- Kasone, as a supplemental may be examined at the office of the In addition, meetings are voked list and driving while 'chflol Secretary In Ihe Tlnton Falls scheduled for local elemen- sult will be a five-cent reduc- ued, "and it goes lo show we bedside teacher at ?7 an hour, SOLD ..chool between 9 am. ond 3 p.m., Mon- Shooting Gallery under the influence of alcohol. day thru Friday, and copies thereof ob- tary schools in the next two tion in the proposed tax rate." can cooperate and reduce the and Donald Munschauer of tained from the tald Secretory upon Oe- KKANSBURG - A shnnling He was taken to the local jail sign on your lawn. posit of Ten Dollars (f 10.00) for each set. weeks where plans will be At the moment the rate for budget without hurting the ICatnntnwn, ;isn custodian. The full amouni of the deposit will be re gallery on the boardwalk was in default of $500 bail. tuned to each bidder upon return of the outlined and public questions 1972 stands at $4.64 per $100 of children." designations were accepted LIST WITH US do cum end ot the tlm* oflne bid opening extensively damaged by fire Eocti bid must be accompanied by s Sid answered. assessed valuation. Broken down, the proposed Karanewski has been from Mary Wcgncr, a first Security In Ihe amount of 10% of the Boie yesterday morning. TODAY! Bid ond of character lei forth in Ihe In- "It is important we don't Council has set a public $4.64 tax rate Includes $2.53 charged with allowing an in- grade teacher at the Vcttei structions to Bidders Police said an alarm was hearing on its own $1.2 million for school purposes; $1.35 for toxicated person and an unli- No bid moy be withdrawn within'thfrfv sounded at 4:13 a.m. andlose our entitlement," Mrs. School, effective April 17, and Stephen I (301 dayi after ihe bid opening. budget March 27. municipal purposes; $8 cents censed driver to operate his Frank Pennucci, custodian, The succeiiful bidder will be required lo members of all local fire com- Kress declared, adding, "The furnish p satisfactory Surety Company The largest reduction of the for county use; and 8 cents for vehicle. Ho has also been effective March 6. Bond In the full omaimt of the Conlracl panies responded. program we have come up Price. board's budget was in the cap- veterans' and senior citizens' charged with possession of a There was no estimate of with is what we need and It was announced a school The Board of Education mervos the right ital outlay expense account deductions. controlled dangerous sub- crossing guard will be ap-' lo waive Immaterial Informalities or to damage to the building. Police what we want. We arc going KROL reject any or all bids or parts thtreol. stance, llc'hos been released which was decreased by Council accepted with regr- pointed to serve at Ihe Wood- flV OAOfA tiF: The Board of Education said two adjacent estab- to make a stand because no- Realtor Tlnton Falls Schools District body (in the state or county $20,000. et the resignation of Edwin on $350 bail, pending a court mere School. Borough of New Shrewsbury lishments were damaged. Monmouth County, New Jersey level'has denied us our pro- This was made possible, the Wilson a 12 year veteran of appearance May 25. The board approved wres- HWY351UWRUAVE. The fire's origin has nut yd mayor explained, by antici- the Recreation Commission Patrolmen Irvln B. Heaver Michael J. Hammer been determined. gram. tling and tennis programs'for 671-4616 5«crelcJry Busmen Administrator pating a like amount in feder- and appointed Francis Poling Jr. and Thomas Pegut were seventh and eighth (jraderit as March 7,19/2 No injuries were reported. "It is best for Ihe children," March 1 III vs she said. al aid which will be carried an to fill the unexplred term arresting officers. an intramural sport. THAT HELPS YOU DO EVERYTHING BETTER'

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Formal Wear Sales & Rentals at its finest mote time in history when In kitchenware, too, young husbands marched there's a marvelous selec- off to work in starched col' tion of items both pretty First in formal lars, leaving their new and practical. How about a wives at home . .. presum- set of custard cups? If the fashion ably to iron more shirts, bride's tastes run to Ameri- 15 HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN not to mention those wed- cana, choose the old-fash- \ 542-9409 (on the circle) ding-gift linens. ioned brown cups with UNION-IRVINGTON-NEWARK-EATONTOWN. A Can. you picture yourself white interiors. giving a 1972 bride any of, the above items? Visualize' SB. her face when she discovers the gift is neither drip-dry nor self-polishing, and you're starting to get the We believe you should gej' the message. Simplicity is going to be the key to her housekeeping; so keep the honeymoon you really want! presents elementary. In lieu of a silver bowl, why not substitute a big wooden Enter Travel Trade.- BRIDE'S. salad bowl. Contemporary Scandinavian designs are superb, and almost all can Honeymoon Sweepstakes be left to drain in the dish- rack overnight. Stainless You may WIN a free honeymoon at any one flatware is apt to be more popular than sterling for ofihese 12 fabulous locations: the same reasons. Ask for • Bahamas - Bermuda - Barbados - Mexico - Palm Springs (Calif.) - the bride's favorite flat- Poconos (Penna.) - Puerto Rico - St. Lucia - St. Croix - St. Thomas - ware pattern, and surprise her with a bunch of iced Jamaica - Aboard A Cruise teaspoons or fish forks or Just come in, no cost or obligation, and fill out an entry blank. extra serving pieces. When we make your honeymoon arrangements we'll give you a You can be practical and Honeymoon extravagant at the same FREE BRIDAL BOUQUET* time! In the linen depart- Headquarters ment, skip the traditional monogrammed white things. 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So naturally, too, with a line of electric GE created a coffeemaker timers. All the bride has to 3 ^f-. working wit* «n uodixed atunlMm do is set the table, put cof- do not have the extra body that's stain .resistant, fee and water in the coffee- time forsimpl e duties. With ctiy te rteaa aad tai be maker and then plug it Into today!s special appliances, totally imraerwd la water the timer before going to for eve* better cleaning. X the bri4e tan manage to bed. In the morning, f$esh- hold down a job, take care What's more, -this handy brewed coffee is ready and of -an apartment, and even coffeemaker comes in a waiting to send the young cook for the husband. choice of four decorator couple off to work. T%e bride doesn't have to colors and has several With today's handy ap- be a gourmet cook, either. super-convenience features pliances, even the working Toast or muffins and a good including a Mini-Brew bas- bride can produce good cup of fresh-brewed coffee ket that's designed to pro- nourishing meals and HER NEW HUSBAND'S KNIT SLACKS still look liko new after being in the morning are a great vide improved brew flavor snacks as well as a quick laundered with the knit cycles on hqr K«nmore automatic washer and dryer. These new cycles automatically provide the special care way. to begin. So, for the and clarity when brewing breakaway breakfast de- needed to prevent pilling, snagging and stretching of knitted working wife, General just two or three cups — signed to get a.new mar- garments. Available at Sears, Roebuck and Co. Electric developed the and that's particularly im- riage off to the right start. Ease Your Tradition -Couples Still Adhere To It Laundry Individualism seems to is still the favorite shape As for the wedding band bands which practically be replacing the traditional for engagement rings, al- itself, more styles are mold themselves to the Work Load in many aspects of the wed- though marquises and pear- available than ever before finger. > Knits, basic to almost ding ceremony — except for shapes are gaining in popu- in history. Newest in detign With all these styles - every woman's wardrobe, wedding rings. larity. are the square shanked and many more — to choose are prettier than ever this Even if the bride and As for ring styles, there rings lined with baguettes, front, no wonder wedding year. New knitting tech- groom flout all other tradi- is no one trend. Today's and the flesible pavtd rings are here to stay. niques have added exciting tions — choose a field tor marriageables want variety new textures, from linen their ceremony, and write — and they've gotten it. looks to lacy effects, new their own liberated service There are settings to suit patterns and brightened col- — chances are that they every taste, be it ultra- ors -* all just right for the will still exchange wedding modern or antique, way-out tyide's trousseau. rings ... and that the bride orway-in. But when the honeymoon will be wearing a diamond. The newest engagement is over, the problem of In fact, some 2 million ring styles feature modern . YOUR5 f0* KHW keeping those pretty lucky girls will marry in geometric Hnes. The dia- dresses looking like new 1972, and 4 out of 5 of them mond solitaire is flanked must be faced. And chances will have received a dia- with hoops, or set high on a are your new husband's mond engagement ring. square or triangular shank. wardrobe includes several The continued popularity Some designers have even comfortable, -wrinkle-proof skillfully placed the dia- knit slacks and shirts, too. of the diamond is not sur- prising. It is the symbol of mond off center in a zigzag Fortunately for today's love, and rightly so. Each fashion. bride, more and more of diamond is different, just Tiffany, famous for its these knits for men and as the relationship between classic setting, recognised women are being fashioned two people is unique. When- the need for a contempo- from machine-washable, ever a girl receives a dia- shrink-resistant fabrics — rary style and added one mond, no one in the world which boasts a criss-cross polyesters, acrylics and has one like it. blends of natural and man- setting under the solitaire. made fibers. The round or brilliant cut If a girl wants a more, p Mr vrry Aral traditional style, there are piece of fitnitarr, plenty to choose from. For or f bj Mg wlui y• young, have brought back SALAD. ENTREE to fashion. 4 l BAKED or MASHED •• . nMfMlfkriri rM*tof fUtwiii hMn to POTATOES , fcwMiwtor with lime l»vclfca]«*A»bh«*. TOP SIRLOIN The flower motif, in deli- FRESH VEGETABLES cate openwork rings with t-orm* in **on mud *c* #nr UmrtUn Amerkanm t»fl*eiwn. ICECREAM COFFEE diamond centers, is the WEDDING CAKE most popular nostalgic hthe GRATUITIES FOUR PIECE BAND comeback. Also strong are (For Four Hours) antique designs where dark. FIFTH OF WHISKEY FOR TEN PERSONS etchings -set off the dia- MINIMUM ONE HUNDRED PERSONS mond. Many of these rings come 1O 50 with matching wedding Custom Collected Early I«£»D£I bands that interlock, over- American Furniture TtKS lap, or simply rest neatly beside the engagement COBBLESTONES ring. 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AccoAccordinr g they're usually dressed in Sterling silver has quali- t cern. ties today's young couples she's entertaining at her to a recent magazine sur- blue jeans and tops, and That's why their table first dinner party. vey, the average girl sur- they're as independent a appreciate, such as integ- appointments ar£ studied rity in design and crafts- Contemporary brides-to- veyed began acquiring ster- •I group of women as America with an eye to both immedi- ling pieces at the age of 14. has ever seen. manship. And it's "the real be sometimes approach the ate and long-range use. thing" — the genuine arti- question of how to go about It's still true, however, They're the brides-to-be They know that owning cle! And the knowledge that collecting their silver In that the wedding la the ab- of today, almost 2.3 million beautiful tableware during sterling is the rie plus ultra new ways. For instance, solutelsolutelyy besbestt timtimee foforr aa girgirll strong. Has women's lib their early years — the hard of flatware? |dds to any tt$y ofte& don't even wait to acquiri e Peh r sterlingtli . AnAdd changed them, or do they years when so much is in share many of the same the future — is the time characteristics as their when it's perhaps most predecessors? appreciated, and needed. For one thing, they're This is the tableware that much less apt to jio some- dreams are made of — even thing simply because it's for a liberated/free-think- always been done that way. ing, practical woman! And Witness, for instance, the quality -is what counts. It's number of weddings at the translucent china that which the couple write their goes "ping" so beautifully own vows, and perhaps even at the flick of a fingernail, choose a meadow or other the crystal goblets that unconventional setting for shimmer with a thousand the wedding ceremony. little reflections. And, most They bring this same in- of all, it's solid silver — dependence of mind to the rich, luminous sterling that practical matters of choos- catches and reflects the ing possessions for their light. Sterling, after all, is future home. "Will this fit very special — and it's the life we want to live — meant for very special oc- not only now but in the fu- casions.

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