The Weather Bain, heavy at times today, FINAL with chance of light rain Red Bank, Freehold tonight. Periods of rain likely Long Branch tomorrow. 7 REGISTER EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper . PAGES; VOL795 NO. 122 RED BANK, N j. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22,1972 TEN CENTS •MIUIHMMIUIIIII Hearing Witnesses Oppose Port, 42-1 . MIDDLETOWN - Last .troducing legislation which, The Corps presentation 1 night's public hearing here on will prohibit installation of the maintained that domestic oil Witnesses a proposed deepwater port submerged pipelines neces- supplies are inadequate and was more polite than a sim- sary to the offshore morning demand for imported oil will ilar session last Monday in facility within the three-mile increase during the next few Cape May, but the message offshore strip controlled by decades. Admitting super- was the same — county resi- the state. tankers to new U.S. ports will dents don't want a super- Mr. Kennedy read a* letter .make oil imports cheaper and tanker port in their ocean or from fellow Assemblyman reduce ship traffic, main- bay backyards. John I. Dawes, R-Monmouth, tained Robert Kaighn, assis- And the county Congression- demanding similar legislation. tant chief of the planning Di- al delegation has promised "This just must not be vision, at the Philadelphia legislation to prohibit the allowed to happen," said District of the ACE. port. State Sen. Alfred N. Beadles- Alter a year-long study, the Assemblyman Joseph E. ton, promising to "fight Corps, funded by a $275,000 Robertson, R-Monmouth, said through every agency, every grant from the Senate Public he has prefiled a new bill, court to the Supreme Court if Works Committee, has A-2003, and "will look for im- necessary," to keep this whittled down 19 potential mediate action on it when the "monstrous insult" off the offshore port sites to five, Assembly reconvenes Jan. 9. county's shores. with a monobuoy system 13 Mr. Robertson said his new "We ail know what is being miles off Long Branch as the bill would simplify an earlier said," Mr. Beadleston stated. favored installation. bill now stalled in the Senate, "That the high cost of drilling Estimated cost for a local installation, serving only a local Rep. James J. Howard and hopefully would stimulate gas, the low return on the in- See$ 'Abturditlet quicker action. vestment is driving us to over- tank farm feeding nearby'refi- "I will ask Mr. (State Sen. seas supplies. Substitute neries was estimated at $423 Joseph) Azzolina to profile the energy supplies are years million, by Mr. Kaighn. same bill in the Senate, Mr. off. A regional system involving Robertson said, at a six-hour "But with the world politi- a sister installation off Cape Township High School, cal picture like it is, we Henlopen, Del., would cost FULL HOUSE — Nearly 500 people filled Middle- Regliler Stall Photo Pipelines Ban shouldn't rely on oil and liquid $1,042 billion, but would sup- town Township High School auditorium for open- hours of testimony, 43 witnesses were heard/ 42 of Assemblyman Brian T. Ken- natural gas from the Middle ply both the Bayway complex ing hours of public hearing on deepwater port whom opposed any supertanker facility in county nedy, R-Monmouth, an- East and Algeria. We must and the Delaware Valley in- held by the Army Corps of Engineers. During six waters. nounced that he, too, is in- rely ort our own resources." dustrial area. Rep. James J. Howard, D- N.J., lead off witness at the six-hour hearing, drew rous- ing applause when he said, "A number of alternatives have been put forth for dealing North Battered Without Letup; with the need for Increased ott imports, including the possi- bility of relying on deepwater port facilities of neighboring countries sucn as Canada and the West Indies. Robert Kaighn Plane Losses, Casualties Soar Security Issue BepMtenh Cot ft "The corps dismisses this SAIGON (AP) - Punishing ing. This raised the toll since downed, including three more port said a number of the pris- that one of its merchant ships the bombing damaged the Cu- possibility on the grounds that U.S. air blows battered Hanoi the massive attack began B52s and two fighter-bombers oners were injured and added was damaged in Haiphong ban and Egyptian embassies such dependence would en- and Haiphong without any in- Monday night to eight B52, at dawn today. It has reported that many U.S. airmen cap- harbor during a raid Wednes- in Hanoi, sank a Polish ship in danger our national security. dication of a letup today, and four fighter-bombers and 43 a number of airmen captured tured this week had been sent ' day and its crew "gravely en- Haiphong and damaged a So- To say that we should be wary American casualties soared to airmen. but has given no total. to the camp. dangered." The Peking gov- viet ship. of using Canada's facilities their highest level in 19 It was the heaviest toll in Hanoi's Vietnam News The broadcast said singer ernment said it "strongly pro- North Vietnam has reported while at the same time advo- months. U.S. personnel since the week Agency said that air strikes Joan Baez, attorney Telford tests this provocation on the sections of Hanoi and Hai- cating a course of action pred- The U.S. Command report- of May 23-29, 1971, when 56 Wednesday and yesterday Taylor and two other Ameri- part of U.S. imperialism and phong leveled, entire villages icated on our increased re- ed the loss yesterday of two Americans were reported damaged the main American can peace activists now in is closely watching the devel- wiped out and hundreds of ci- liance on Algerian oil is an ex- more B52 heavy bombers and killed in action or missing. prisoner of war camp which Hanoi visited the camp and opment of expanding U.S. war vilians killed or wounded. Al- ercise in absurdity." two more fighter-bombers, Radio Hanoi claimed a total the POWs have nicknamed inspected the damage. activities." though the Pentagon and the Mr. Howard in his state- with 16 more crewmen miss- of 34 American planes • the "Hanoi Hilton." The re- Communist China claimed Hanoi reported earlier that U.S. Command maintain that ment accused the corps of only military targets are being "wasting taxpayers' money hit, American officials have because the people of the acknowledged that some of Third Congressional District these are in close proximity to dp not want that floating mon- population centers. In addi- strosity." Gallagher Admits Tax Evasion, tion, the B52s drop their bomb loads — 30 tons each — in a The congressman cited po- saturation, carpet-type pat- tential hazards from oil spills tern aiming at widespread to the Gateway National Park Henry It. Cloffi devastation rather than pin- See Super port, page 2 Long Brunch Mayor Promises ^Helpful Information' point accuracy. TRENTON (AP) - U.S. Gallagher entered his plea Later, he refused to elaborate en transcripts of illegal FBI mer Jersey City Mayor The B52s are spearheading Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher, yesterday before U.S. District for newsmen on just what he bugging of underworld fig- Thomas J, Whelan and former the blitz, the first time in their Raw Sewage Hits once considered a possible Court Judge George H. Bar- expects to hear from Gallag- ures. In the transcripts, Gal- City Council President Vfi years in Indochina that vice presidential candidate, low. her. lagher was referred to by Thomas Flaherty to buy un- they have been used in such has pleaded guilty to evading Dressed in a gray flannel No sentencing date was set Zicarelli and his associates as der fictitious names $373,000 large numbers against Hanoi. $74,045 in income taxes for the suit with his long white hair and Gallagher was permitted "Neil the Congressman." in municipal bonds for Whclan The only previous B52 raids Miles of Beaches year 1966. hanging below his collar, the to remain free on bail. He , The Bayonne Democrat is a and Flaherty and $495,000 for above the 20th parallel were NEWARK (AP) - U.S. At- ation. The employe said he Gallagher has also prom- dapper seven-term congress- faces up to five years in pris- ranking member on the House himself. He was also charged last April 16 against fuel de- torney Herbert J. Stern has was "shocked to sec so much ised to give federal agents man told the judge in a clear on and a $10,000 fine. Foreign Affairs Committee with lying to the grand jury. pots in the Haiphong region. begun an investigation into filth and stench, miles and over the next five months in- voice, "My tax returns pre- Stern also told the judge the and was considered a possible Whelan and Flaherty are U.S. officials indicate about the appearance yesterday of miles of It." formation "that would be pared for the year 1986 did not government would ask dis- running-mate for President serving 15-year prison terms 100 of the eight-Jet Stratofort- raw sewage along the 15-mile Observers noted that the ap- helpful to law enforcement of- reflect all of the income I re- missal after sentencing, of the Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954. He on federal extortion-con- resses are being used each stretch of prime beaches be- pearance of sludge on the ficials." ceived." remaining six counts against has also been mentioned fre- spiracy convictions. Former day in the attacks. This tween Asbury Park and Sea- beaches marked the second The information is expected Data May Hdp Gallagher. He was charged quently as a candidate for Hudson County Democratic means that the B52s are drop- side Park. time that has happened in the to be about alleged corruption U.S. Attorney Herbert J, last April with one count' of statewide public office in New boss John V. Kenny Is in a ping some 3,090 tons of bombs "It was terrible, it just gags last two weeks. in thd Hudson County Demo- Stern told Judge Barlow the conspiracy, two counts of tax Jersey. federal medical institution af- a day on North Vietnam, and you," declared a municipal Last February, a federal cratic machine, many of government would take into evasion and four counts of Gallagher, who is 51. was ter pleading guilty to income hundreds of fighter-bombers employe of one of the munici- court barred 16 shore commu- whose leaders are now behind consideration the information perjury. one of the leading congres- tax evasion. He had been in- also arc flying daily strikes. palities affected by the situ- nities from dumping their raw bars on federal and state it receives from Gallgher in Gallagher was defeated in a sional opponents of wiretapp- dicted with Whelan and Fla- sewage into the Atlantic charges. recommending a sentence. June 6 primary after his dis- ing and electronic eaves- herty but was never tried be- Ocean. A grand jury is cur- trict and that of fellow Hud- dropping. And he claimed in a cause of poor health. rently examining municipal wiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii son County Democrat Domin- speech on the House floor the Mentioned In Probe No Register Monday; records to determine whether ick V. Daniels were combined day after his indictment that Gallagher's name was men- the order was complied with. in a court-ordered redistrict- he was being harrasscd by the tioned Wednesday as being in- A Toms River resident, The Inside Story ing. FBI because of his views. volved in a land sale being in- Holiday Tourneys Set George Gardner, said he went Gives Figures Pro football playoff preview page 22 Link Charged vestigated by a Union County The Dally Register will not be published Mondny, Christ- to Manasquan Nov. 6 "to Mrs. Lombardl kicks off local award Page 22 In 1967. Life Magazine The count to which he grand Jury. County Prose- mas, and its business offices will be closed. Tuesday's editions wntch the waves breaking CBA romps, Mater Del squeaks Page 23 charged that Gallagher was pleaded guilty charged Gal- cutor Karl Asch said Gallag- will be filled with news of the holiday weekend events, along over the rocks, and the water was nice and clean and the Young people cheer retarded .Page 20 an associate of reputed Mafia lagher with reporting an In- her was a key figure In the witli our regular features, caps were white. Dlsbrows mark 50th on Christmas Page 21 lieutenant Joseph "Joe come of $32,917 in 1968 with sale, which also involved the Spoils editor "Chuck" Triblehorn and his staff are pre- Bayonne" Zicarelli. A year taxes of |9,045. In fact, he ad- Elizabeth City Council and paring a preview for Tuesday's paper. It will be about the ho- "On Nov. 20, we again vis- DAILY REGISTER later, Life called him "a tool mitted yesterday, his income the Kislak Realty Corp., one ited the inlet," Gardner re- Bridge Advice 2» liday basketball tournaments being staged by high schools in PHONE NUMBERS and collaborator" of Zicarelli. was $159,258, with a tax due of of the state's largest real es- called yesterday. "It was a Classified 24-28 the area which they'll be covering throughout the week. Main Office...:.. 741-0010 Zicarelli is now in State Pris- $83,090. tate firms. If you haven't purchased snow tJres yet, Sylvia' Porter will shame to see the water had Comics 21 Classified Ads 741-CM6 on. turned to a dark brown and Contemporary Life..... 20,21 He was charged in other Asch said Gallagher was have some advice for you in her "Your Money's Worth" col- Legal Adv 741-M10 The Life series were based counts of conspiring with for- mentioned in testimony as umn Tuesday. the caps were a filthy looking Crossword Puzzle 29 Display Adv 741M10 having been hired as a lawyer James .1. Kilpatrick is at-his Scrabble, Vn., home for the moss. Editorials. ( Circulation Dept 741-3330 No-Fault Auto Insurance Where Service Counts for Kislak In the purchase of holidays. Milton Worst is III Japan. In his "Conservative "Somwhere in between Nov. Entertainment..... 7-11 Sports Dept...... ,....741-M17 ;Call for quote. 583-4700. (Adv.) • J & It Cycle. 842-0877. (Adv.)- 6 and Nov. 20, someone Financial IS Contemporary Life 741-W10 10 acres of land from the city View" column, Mr. Kilpatrick will write about a newborn calf Horoscope 2t 1,1, of Elizabeth. and an uncommon redpoll. In "The New Politics," Mr. Viorst dumped a mess In the ocean," Accounts Payable 741-Mlt Drug Addiction Problem? he said. Obituaries. 4 Accounts Itecelvable!. 7410010 ;Fresh shrimp, lobsters, crab- "The $20,000 went to Mr. tells us why he thinks American businessmen arc suffering an Religious News 12-14 Mlddletown Bureau I71-22M imeat. Bayshore Fishery, Red Call 988-8333 • ' Gallagher for some purpose," Inferiority complex. Both writers are regular contributors to Bank. . (Adv.) Open Sunday 11 to 4 Sports 22,23 Freehold Burcau.,...... 4$2-2121 For Help Asch said. "He played some The Pally Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest Day or night (Adv.)J See Gallagher, page? new.spnpcr and Monmouth County's most Interesting paper. Woolworth, Red Bank (Adv.) Surf, Field, stream 23 Long Branch Bure«u...22l-Wl» Runnon Notice IHIHIIIIMMIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIPIIIIIMI Open Sunday 11 to 4 For The Holiday* The Tax Book will be open for Merry Christmas! Need A Gift? LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP Your dollar can buy twice as Sal's Tavern and Restaurant inspection on Dec. 28, from 9 To all our friends from the Woolworth, Red Bank (Adv.) Give a fruit basket. Mang- Celebrate the New Year in Smoked Turkey. Smlthfield much at Baskln's Fabric Serving lunch and dinner. 141 to 5 at the Borough Hall, Riv- Palace Diner, 45 Monmouth 5 lbs. large shrimp, $9. Open arelll's Market, 229 Newman our formal threads. 25 West Ham, and Greek Pastries, Fair's quitting business sale. , Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. er Road. John W. Carton, Jr., St,, Red Bank. Closed Christ- .Sat., Sun. Bayshore Fishery, Springs Rd.; New Shrews- Front St., Red Bank. 741-2251. Epi-Curlous, nil River Rd., (Adv.) (Adv.) Assessor. . (Adv.) mas Day. (Adv.) Red Hank. (Adv.) bury. JM4-4032. (Adv.) (Adv.) Fair Haven. 747-1920 (Adv.) 2 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middktowo, N.J. Friday, December 22,073 ^ " ' ' ', Middletown ContingentAvsails Corps9 Deepwater Port Plans er Perth Amboy, another By BOB BRAMLEY his views on the project, be oily beaches?" Sen. Azzo- Linden," Sen. Azzolina con- which could present the town- Una demanded. • cluded! -MIDDLETOWN - In great- ship with a tank farm, miles Besides the threat of oil er depth than any other af- of huge underground oil pipe- spillage, the senator cited the Mayor Thomas J. Lynch re- fected municipality, Middle- lines and a pojsibility of con- probable effects of a tank called that the Gateway Na- town was represented at last taminated beaches and water- farm in Belford or on the tional Park project, supported night's Army Corps of Engi- ways, was State Sen. Joseph Earle Naval Ammunition de- by all agencies of the federal neers deepwater port hearing Azzolina, R-Monmouth. pot property in Leonardo. government, appeared on the in the high school auditorium. l;My first reaction to the Property values would be im- scene about two years ago. A state senator, a maypr, a project was one of absolute mediately depressed. Those "AH parts of the federal Township Committeeman, an disbelief, because of the im- who came here seeking recre- government supported it as a Environmental Commission pact on the recreation in- ation and a beautiful coun- prime recreation area for chairman and a hired engi- dustry on which the county's tryside would sell their homes people in the whole metropoli- neering consultant pleaded economy is based... Oil spills and leave, he stated, tan area. They spoke out the township's case against would be a constant threat. He asked for immediate against pollution and urged any deepwater port facility in Who would plan a vacation at abandonment of "plans for a cleanup projects for the wa- the area. the shore when all he might deepwater port off our shores. ters," Mayor Lynch declared. Measures Cited First Middletowner to give find when he got there would "We don't want to be anoth- He added that the people of New Jersey.approved an anti- water pollution bond issue and Congress passed an anti-pollu- tion bill over the President's Superport-Ban Bills veto. And In this township, he said, residents bought a $42 million sewer system to stop pollution of area waters. ' "The Corps of Engineers is RED BANK SANTA — Preparing for their annual Santa (Leonard Perry) Claus, Six-year-old Ricky Planned by Legislators aware of all this, but there is distribution of gifts to the needy are members of DiBiase, Chief Garrett Corson, Charles Jones, first deputy chief, and John Abbatemarco, chief- (Continued) no coordination between the the Red Bank Fire Department. From the left/ at different parts of the federal top, are Hank Lambertson, Alan Soden, Jack Eng- elect. The toys will be distributed by the firemen complex, where today "the government," the mayor land, Harry Hopkins, Nick Mazza, and Alex Ro- Sunday. It is the fifth year the firemen have taken water of Sandy Hook Bay rep- charged. gel. At the bottom from the left are Roy Bompton, part in this program. : resents the only clean uneon- He added that the cost of Joseph DiBlase, five-year-old Andrea Corson, laminated tidal waters" in the damage to Middletown's envi- metropolitan area. ronment by the facility and its • One Out of 43 tank farm cannot be esti- Of 43 witnesses presenting mated. formal testimony last night, Revenue Funds Will Finance only one endorsed a deepwa- "I see tank farms every day ter facility. He was Thomas , on my way to work." he said. W, Hill Jr. of Greenwich, And not only is oil spillage a Conn., president of the Inter- threat, but constant seepage continental Pipeline Co,, Inc., of oil which would wash ash- County WelfareOffice Project newly formed to construct a ore daily from worn couplings and leaky hoses could not be FREEHOLD - The county the building anyway. We are square feet of office space in 1970 and that this has gone up . port and pipeline system 36 the Vitro Building in New to $6.26. Rental of the addi- miles off Cape May. tolerated, Mayor Lynch went Board of Freeholders an- not jumping into this just be- on. nounced yesterday it will take cause of revenue sharing." Shrewsbury. Welfare Director tional space will be $8 a Mr. Hill said 1D5 monomoor- Sees Destroyed Plan immediate steps to construct Mr. Larrison added that the Robert C. Wells said about 60 square foot, he said. ing systems were now operating Finally, he said, the pro- a building in Freehold Town- freeholders felt they could to 65 per cent of the rental is Mr. Irwin said the new , safely in ports around the posed deepwater port facility ship for its Department of So- construct this building with paid by the federal govern- building will also house the 1 world, and he believed his would completely destroy the cial Services — the new name the money the county pays in ment. county's computer center, : company's installation, for effort the township has put for its welfare depart- rent for the New Shrewsbury The welfare board will con- combining the welfare and the ; which a permit application I.yndcn V. Klbler Sen. Richard It. Stout into revision of its master ment., At a press confer- building. tract with the county to rent county government computer j has been made to the ACE, Eniiruiiinvnltilhl Srn 'Dumtrr' plan. ence, the freeholders dis- the new building, said Mr. operations. ' "can be accomplished with Revenue sharing funds will Association. The Middlesex the county planning board op- "We go on record as def- closed that they will use funds make financing of the building Wells, and the federal govern- The new building will be as minimal environmental im- posing the port, and dozens of from the federal revenue ment will continue to pay its flexible as possible, said Mr. pact." County is bounded by the Ar- initely opposed to this proj- a little easier, interjected Mr. thur Kill. other witnesses, ect," the mayor concluded. sharing program to finance Irwin. share. Based on the current Wells, so that other govern- yZ'But another Greenwich, the $3 million building which "Sewaren, once a beautiful The corps will conduct a fol- Committeeman Wilford L, By using'the federal funds, rental, the county would re- mental functions could also jt?on., man James Timpson, they hope will be completed resort area," Mrs. Kelban lowup session at 7:30 p.m., Wisner spoke next for the the county will be able to fi- ceive between $185,000 to, use the building if necessary. •4aid monomooring in- by May, 1975. said, "is now the scum of New Jan. l(i at the high school at township, after being out- nance the building without ad- $200,000 in rent from the fed- The new building will house stallations "present by far the Jersey." which it will present its tenta- ranked three times by Free- This building will be located ding to the tax rate, said eral government. the administrative functions eatest risk of pollution. Mr. "We used to swim across tive port site recommenda- holder Albert E. Allen, Mayor on the county-owned 162-acre county Budget Director Theo- Mr. Irwin said rental of of the former welfare depart- impson, of Soros Associates tions. Henry R. Cioffi of Long tract on the west side of East dore J. Narozanick. He noted space in the Vitro Building ment. Mr. Wells said the de- •Inc., the consulting firm that the Arthur Kill,'^ she said, "and now it's just a thing Branch and Mayor James T. Freehold Road, about 1.6 that the county will be saving has risen in the past 2>/2 partment will continue to use developed a port site study for White of Highlands. miles cast of the Hall of about $1,315,000 in interest years, noting that initial rent- various places in the county jjhe federal Maritime Adminis- that's wet, black and ugly. Our water's been on fire Mr. Wisner charged the Records here. costs by not having to bond al costs were $5.85 a square for the convenience of county tration, said a deepwater Scribner To the project. foot for 24,500 square feet in residents. Transfer facility is badly twice." hearing was premature be- The county's ultimate plans Seeded. ; And she blames her town's Quit School cause the municipalities con- — revealed in 1970 — include The county expects to re- environmental disaster on cerned had been given neither construction of an adminis- ceive about }Z million by April Tonight 'til 9, :i But It should be a jetty.type nearby oil refineries and re^ sufficient time nor sufficient tration building and regional under the federal program. Saturday 'til 5:30 of installation and it belongs lated industries. Post in N.Y. information to defend them- library at that site but the Mr. Irwin said county offi- (iff the coast of Delaware, not "Don't let them con you," NEW YORK ^ selves effectively. Citing a freeholders declined to dis- cials began studying the office Monniouth County, he said. she warned county residents. Schools Chancellor Harvey B. lengthy list of questions he cuss these phases at this con- needs of the department be- '". Sewaren Cited "They talk about 'significant' Scribncr, citing a "widening said are left unanswered by ference. cause the original lease for Nearly 500 people filled the oil spills, How many gallons gap of confidence" between the Corps of Engineers on im- "We cross one, bridge at a the New Shrewsbury offices The perfume Middletown Township High make a 'significant' spill? the Board of Education and pact of the deepwater port time," said Freeholder Direc- expired May l, 1973 and was School auditorium for the "We have oil spills, one of himself, says he will leave his plans on the township's econo- tor Joseph C. Irwin. renewed for two years. opening hours of the hearing.. them bigger than California's. post when his contract expires my and environment, he de- New Name "The department found it- that made the But numbers had dwindled to We can show you what it looks next June 30. clared township officials "will Mr. Irwin stressed fre- self hemmed in and over- about 60 persons when one of like afterward," she said in- "In recent weeks and fight this proposal to the quently that the county wel- crowded," he said, and the the most telling witnesses fi- viting countians who may be months it has become increas- ' end." fare department will now be county had to decide if the nally too the stand well after bottle famous. receptive lo the port to come ingly clear to me that some known as the Department of 'lease should be renewed for midnight. 'Environmental Disaster' and tour Sewaren. members of the Board of Edu- Dr, Lynden LI. Kibler, Envi- Social Services because of the either two or seven years and She was Elizabeth Kleban, a "We can't enjoy our section cation seem uncomfortable ronmental Commission chair- increased responsibilities of if it should rent additional member of the Sewaren Civic of New Jersey anymore, so with the leadership 1 pro- man who first made the town- that department, space. we have lo come down here lo vide," Scribner told a news ship aware of the details of The freeholder director said The county now pays your beaches. This time the conference yesterday. ' the Corps of Engineers plans, the freeholders will appoint ?313,0O0 a year to rent 43,000 Gallagher whole state has got to roll up He said the board's failure read most of a four-page architect James D. Witte of its sleeves and save the little* to acknowledge or reply to his statement designed to prove Atlantic Highlands to imme- Promises bit of waterfront that's left," request seven weeks ago for a the Corps of Engineers plans diately prepare plans and Banks Buy she concluded. decision on extending his con- for the deepwater oil port are specifications for the pro- Disastrous effects to Mon- tract had left him, in effect, ' "a complete environmental posed building. CountyBonds In for ma lion mouth County's $2.3 million "lame duck" administrator. disaster." "We will move just as ra- FREEHOLD - The county resort industry was spelled '(Continued) The resignation caught the He warned that possible pidly as Mr. Witte can pre- Board of Freeholders yes- nut by County Freeholder Al- pare the plans," he said. The five-member board by sur- damage to an aquifer by con- terday sold f2,637,O0O, general part and we would like to bert K. Allen ; Kenneth prise. While Scribncr was struction of a tank farm or in- freeholders hope the building improvement bonds, and know exactly what part that R. Illltburnncr. assistant speaking in his 10th floor of- stallation of pipelines in Bel- can be ready for occupancy 9800,000 in county college • was, We would like to know . county planner, who present- fice at board headquarters at ford might give southern New before the lease expires on how he earned the money." ed an 11-page statement from Brooklyn, letters were hand- Jersey "brackish water, oily May 1, 1975 for rental of wel- bonds. Ordinarily there would be delivered to the board mem- water or no water at all." fare offices on Apple Street, The $2,637,000 bond issue was sold to Gibraltar Secu- no discussion of the grand bers' 11th floor offices. He, like Mayor Lynch, re- New Shrewsbury. jury testimony before an in- TV Donated rities Co. and Reynolds Secu- Scribner, 50, was the first called that township residents The freeholders did not dictment, but a partial revela- rities Inc. of Newark which By Auxiliary person to hold the title of city have spent $42 million on a have detailed plans of the tion of the testimony was ne- offered a 4.7 per cent a year schools chancellor. sewer system. "The waters of building but said it would con- cessitated by a motion filed IIOLMDKL - A television interest rate. There were 12 the Naveslnk and the (Sandy tain between 70,000 to 80,000 by the Kislak firm to limit the and stereo set for use in the He was nam ed to the other bidders. Junior Volunteer Program at $5;),()00-a-year post July 16, Hook) Bay vvatqrs were clea- net square feet. subpoena power of Hie grand ner this summer; our in- This bond issue represented jury. The motion was denied Buyshore Community Hospi- 1U70 and took office Sept. 1. Freeholder Harry Larrison He had been commissioner of vestment is beginning to show consolidation of two appro- by Superior Court Judge John tal has been presented to Hie Jr. said the freeholders and priations for park and recrea- hospital by Its Keyporl Aux- Vermont's 115,«(IO-student results," Dr. Kibler stated. the welfare board had been A. Ackerman. tional facilities improve- iliary. school system and before that lilts Corps discussing the construction or .: Elizabeth, which Is In Union ments. Students from Hazlot's superintendent of schools In "I have one comment, Ei- this building because the lease County, has been part of Gal- The J80O.0OO bond issue was Beers Street School have Teaneck, N.J. ther the Corps of Engineers was to expire soon, adding lagher's congressional district sold to Franklin State Bank of JOri|,n.lFW painted Christmas designs on Scribner quickly became a has failed to do its homework, that "Monmouth County prob- since 1960. Previously he had Somerset which offered a 4.45 the hospital windows. Par- controversial figure with his or it has failed to present a ably would have constructed represented only Hudson per cent interest rate. ticipating In the art project criticism of traditional school complete proposal," he de; County. were Kevin Murphy, Joseph practices and of the method of dared. L'AirduTemps ' Stern called Gallagher's I.yttle, Cathy Fredericks, appointing school personnel. James Tlmson of Con- NINA RICCI, PARIS guilty plea "a victory for the Ccraldinc Aert's, April Poliles, Admirers hailed him as a necticut, a vice president of Planners Ask Changes United States," And he called Karin Quandl, Marie Lands, champion of reform while Soros Associates, New York the case that had been pic- Marie O'Hricn, Frank Lan- critics said his performance engineering consultants, was pared against him "highly so- za ra, llret Toms. Kurt Meyer did not match his rhetoric ami almost bumped from the In Parking Area Rules phisticated." and Steven Wheeler. that he was divisive. agenda because he is not an FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - leasl six parking spaces per area resident. He was heard The Planning Board has rec- 1,000 square-feet of floor area only when Kenneth li. Hil- ommended that the Township would be required. For cen- Only one scent in the world can be so beautiful tbrunncr of the Monmouth Committee adopt a zoning or- ters of more than 100,000 so many different ways. Splashes of it, precious" Weather: Rain, Windy County Planning Board yield- dinance amendment reducing square feet, the minimum re- dabs of if, silkening cremes of it...sprays to the requirements for parking Rain, heavy at times, and Fla,, reported a snaking of tana west of tlie coin incut ii ed to him. quirement would be 5.5 spaces envelop...powder to complement. spaces in shopping centers windy today, high In upper more than 2 Inches. divide. The paid consultant, hired per 1,000 square feet. 40s. Chance of occasional Flash-llond warnings were by the Township Committee and professional offices. The minimum requirement So many beautiful ways to give i(... drizzle tonight, low around 40. out for parts of North Caro- lo present thn..findings of his Those advocating the for offstreet parking in shop- periods or rain likely tomor- lina, Tcniu'ssi'c, West Vir- TIDES firm, which Investigated the changes say existing require- ping centers and professional Perfume in lalique Crystal Original Dove Flacons. row, high in the -Ills I li low Mis. ginia, Maryland and (Jonrgia. Sandy Hook deepwater port question for ments arc so stiff that there is offices would be one space per Half ounce, 25. One ounce 37.50. > The eastern third of the na- Farther Inland, extensive TODAY - High Ml p.m. the U.S. Maritime Adminis- more blacktop than building 2ftO square feet of gross first Eau de Toilette in Flacons. 1.7 ozs. 4.50, 6.6 ozs. 12,50 tion endured a variety of In- fog compounded hy rain and and low ,'):2K p.m. tration, conceded his firm be- space. floor area and one additional Spray Eau de Toilette in plastic travel case. 2 ozs: 6.50 clemencies today while the drizzle prompted travelers TOMOHHOW - High !M7 lieves there is an energy The amendment would space for each 300 square feet Spray Eau de Toilette for dressing table, 3 % ozs. $9 Northwest battened down for warnings in northern Ohio, a.m. and 1(1:22 p.m. ami low crisis and that a dcepwnter change minimum parking of additional gross floor area, Perfumed Dusting powder. 6 ozs. 6.50 another blast from a Pacific western Poiiiisylvania and 3:H5 a.m. and -1:17 p.m. port facility Is a partial an- space requirements from one The board tabled action on storm. southern New Knglaud SUNDAY - High 111:,'Hi a.m. swer to It, space for every 150 square the new master plan for the Skies were fair lo partly In the Northwest, storm and 11:17 p.m. and low 4:24 But, Mr. Timson stated, the feet of floor area to one space township until next year. cloudy elsewhere. warnings along the Oregon a.m.'and 5:04 pin. deepwater port should not be for every M0 square feet on There have been several pub- .• Freezing rain warnings and Washington COVSIK and For lU'il Hank and Hiimson III mllos off Long Branch, the first floor and one addi- lic hearings on the proposal wore posted in parts of Con- gale warnings lor mirllirni bridge, add two hours; Sea where tlir Corps of Engineers tional space for every 300 since it was made public last necticut and Massachusetts California heralded renewed Bright, deduct 111 minutes; wants to put It, but off the square feet of added gross summer. RED BANK Broad at Harding and rain — In some places, rain and high winds. Trav- Ung Branch, deduct Jf> min- coast of Delaware,; floor area, The board will hold its an- BankAmerkard, Master Charge honored heavy rain — fell, from New elers advisories were issued utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 The audience of nearly 400 In shopping centers of less nual reorganization meeting York to the Gulf, Tampa, Parking in the rear. for northern Idaho and Mon- minutes; enthusiastically agreed, than 100,000 square feet, at Jan. 4. l3fll^S^*il v -' The DaUy Register, Bed Bank-Middletown,NJ. Friday, December 22,1»7J 3* Regional Board Okays By the Associated'Press Truman Shows Strength 3 Bargaining Agents KANSAS CITY - Former President Harry S. Truman con- WEST LONG BRANCH - Oceanport Ave.; Community tinues to react favorably to treatment for his weakened kid- Three school professional as- thanks to Mr. Toscano, "for neys, exhibiting what doctors describe as "remarkable Center, Locust Avel; and the great job he has done," ; sociations were recognized as West Long Branch Flower strength" and a tenacity for life. bargaining agents by Shore The board also unanimously Research Hospital and Medical Center reported yesterday Shop, 28 Wall St., aU here, re- approved a request from the Regional High School Board spectively for districts 5, 6, 7 that the 88-year-old Truman, now hospitalized 17 days, showed of Education last night. Long Branch Lodge of EOcSj slow improvement and that his body chemistry was becoming and 8. for participation of the Shore* The board, under provisions Accepted with regret was more normal. '••• ' ' of state law, recognized the Regional High School Band in But the former chief executive was still listed in very the resignation of Frederick a parade to be held in Atlantic Shore Regional Cafeteria Toscano, assistant boy's track serious condition and remained in a semiconscious state. Workers Association; Shore City, June 9, 1973, with all ex- "We believe that we have begun a favorable trend," said his coach. The board unani- penses being borne by the' Regional Custodian's Associ- mously moved a letter of personal physician, Dr. Wallace Graham. ation and the Shore Regional Elks. . A hospital spokesman interpreted the physician's state- • Rtjllttr Stolf Photo Secretarial Association. ment to mean only the more recent kidney ailment. Truman CHRISTMAS AT RIVERVIEW — Miss Lee Ann Yesse, a graduate nurse The three associations will has also suffered complications of the lungs and heart. at Riverview Hospital, helps decorate a room for two boys who will spend act as exclusive representa- CityBoard-Janitor Christmas at the hospital recovering from broken legs. The boys are Ke- tives for negotiations until Ulster Bloodshed Continues vin O'Connor, left, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor June 30,1973. of New Shrewsbury, and Kevin Sauter, 5, son of Mrs. Phyllis Sauter of Shore Regional High School BELFAST - Northern Ireland's religious warfare claimed • Middletown. • will have a single session for Arguments Aired another victim late yesterday as a massive hunt went on for students, from 8 a.m. to 12 LONG BRANCH - Thomas reason for a "public con- the gunmen who killed five persons in a submachine gun at- noon on March 21 because of a Penn Jr., president of the % tack in a crowded tavern. frontation." They said the ne- state-wide workshop at the Long Branch Custodial and gotiations have been going on The latest casualty was James Mullin, a 25-year-old Ro- Utilities A uthoritySuedschool under sponsorship of Maintenance Association of for seven weeks and that Mrs' man Catholic who was shot dead in the coastal resort of Bang- the state Department of Edu- the city's school system, said Jeck brought out the issue as or, 15 miles east of Belfast, as he waited for a friend to drive cation. last night that the main rea- a controversy and an "im- him to his night job in a carpet factory. The workshop will be for son for a breakdown in con- passe." His death raised the province's fatality toll to at least 678 ByNetcong Contractor administrators, mathematic tract talks is the fact that in more than three years of communal violence. He was the department heads and math- "not one member" of the city While other minor issues are at stake in the talks; seventh Catholic to die in two days. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - with Gerard Del Tufo, author- In the Oak Shades area the ematics teachers and will fea- Board of Education has taken grievance procedures and Meanwhile, a thousand troops and police searched houses, Suit has been filed in Superior ity attorney, on the suit. engineer said the main line is ture the school's "innovative part in the pact negotiations." money are the main bones of cars and people in and around Londonderry in the hunt for the Court by a Netcong firm "I presume we will answer nearly completed except for program of individualized in- The Rev. C.P. Williams, contention. two gunmen who opened fire in the Top of the Hill pub late against the Utilities Authority in 18 days," Mr. Almerino Washington Avenue and a struction." vice president of the board, Wednesday. for nonpayment of money said after consulting the New- dual sewer on Main Street The board authorized Us Wednesday replied to a sim- owed for construction of the ark attorney. ilar charge by Terry Jeck of Mr. Penn said janitorial em- Lateral construction remains secretary, Thomas Garland ployes start at $4,900 per year, Cliffwood Beach treatment At issue is $15,078 which the to be done. Jr., to carry out the adminis- Point Pleasant, a spokesman Nixon to Get Thieu Reply plant. authority has not paid to the for the janitorial staff, by and the maximum pay reach- trative arrangements for the es $6,500. ' •- :., • construction firm. The Oak Shades project, election for board members saying the board hires an at- KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. - President Nixon today receives Frederick Almerino, MTUA Mr. Langford reported, will torney to negotiate contracts. South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu's response to a chairman, said last night the "To pay would have meant on Feb. 6. The present pay scale was we have accepted the system, not be operational until the The terms of Mrs. Ruth Til- Mr. Jeck, a representative scored by Mr. Jeck as "al- reported threat to cut off aid to Saigon if Thieu refuses to sign authority was served with pa- pumping station is completed. of the N.J. Education Associ- a peace agreement. pers Monday from its general officially," he added. "We ley of Oceanport; Frederick most up to the poverty level.'' have not!" he declared. He expects construction to be- Petschauer of Monmouth ation, told the board that the He said the present board did - Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., Nixon's deputy assistant for contractors, Willis and Paul. gin next month and the proj- employes are "not certain national security affairs, was to arrive in Miami this morning Because of consistent mal- Sewers installed in the Beach and Victor C. Perotti, not create the dilemma, "but Matawan Lake area south of ect to be completed in the Jri, of Sea Bright expire. whether the attorney can ade- it has done nothing to correct' after four days of conferences with Thieu and other In- functioning at the plant since summer, quately voice the opinions of dochinese leaders. Fifth St. are being inspected it." it was built in 1965, the author- There will be eight polling board members." now, James Langford, chief Storyland sewers are nearly stations in the four constituent Later in the day, Haig was to meet with Nixon and Henry ity has withheld final payment 100 per cent operational, he Donald J. Van Brunt, board engineer, reported. He said districts. The polls will be Mr. Penn also charged that J A. Kissinger at the bayfront compound here where the Presi- to the contractor "pending continued. Only seven homes secretary, replied that "no the area north of Fifth St. is open from 4 to 9 p.m. the board's attorney will not dent and his wife are spending the Christmas holidays. resolution of the problem," remain to be connected. one foisted the present con-' • nearly completed. Polling stations will be lo- talk about grievance proce- The presidential emissary was "bringing communications Mr. Almerino said. Payment for easements re- tract on the employes," With him from President Thieu," said White House press sec- Legal steps the authority The east Matawan area, he cated at the Monmouth Beach dures. That issue, he said, is continued, is under construc- lating to the Strathmore sew- Borough Hall; Sea Bright of prime importance to the The Rev.' Mr. Williams told'' retary Ronald L. Ziegler, who confirmed that Haig had car- will take were outlined after er extension project were au- tion. A short delay was neces- Public School; Wolf Hill staff. Mr. Penn that the board fa' ried a private letter to Thieu from Nixon, last night's meeting, when au- thorized in the amount of $105 tarried a private letter to Thieu from Nixon. sary because of the relocation School and Maple Place The LBCM.' president also vors the continuation of con- thority members met with of Gerard Ave. The Main to Central Railroad of New Mark Hughes, a Newark at- School, Oceanport, and at said that Kichard D. tract negotiations. He said the Street area construction has Jersey and $850 to Thaddeus Fire Company 1, Monmouth torney. S. and Rose Rudewicz, Cross McComber of Middletown, the panel will take up all the Gunmen Surrender just started, Mr. Langford Road, Fire Company 2, board's attorney, claims the questions the employes have' Mr. Hughes will be working said. Ave., Matawan. ATLANTA, Ga. - One of four armed men holding four board's position is that "sala- raised "and get back to you." ' hostages at gunpoint in a stalled car on U.S. 41 north of here ries will not be discussed until surrendered to police early today and the car was towed into 5 Girls Hit all other items have been re- Atlanta with a police convoy. Planned Launching Ramp solved." The surrender of the man, identified by police as Felix By Car, 2 Mr. Penn claims this is un- Bernard Lundy, ended a 4%-hour standoff between the armed fair because some employes men and officers who ringed their automobile about eight will be tempted to drop some miles south of Cartersville. Stirs Oceanport Session Hospitalized of the other Issues In favor of getting around to pay talks. With the three other armed men and the hostages, in- OCEANPORT - The con people from central Jersey launching ramp because of its KEANSBURG - Five "In any case," Mr. Penn cluding a 4-year-old boy still inside, the car was hooked up to a flict of motorboat vs sailboat who are not water-minded — location, out of general public young girls were injured yes- terday evening, two seriously said, "McComber says that wrecker and towed to the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, where and the problems posed by we've seen what can happen." view, and the limited amount David Kingston, of 59 Goose enough to require hospi- there will be no money offer police said the men asked to be taken. Jersey sea skiffs came before of parking space at the site. Neck Point Road, a member talization, when a car jumped until all other items are off The drama began last night when police in Chattanooga, the borough council last night He pointed out it would be a of the Shrewsbury Sailing and a curb and struck them as the table." He charged it is a Tenn., responded to a call that a holdup was in'progress at a when several persons ques- boat launching facility only, Chattanooga supermarket and trapped the bandits. tioned the advisability of Yacht Club as well as a wa- they were walking on a side- "takeit-orleaveit" attitude terfront resident, complained and not a dock, and would walk. and that the association is For more than an hour as police surrounded. the super- building a boat launching have no gasoline for sale. that boats using the ramp ' Police report a Vehicle oper- "willing to compromise - but market, authorities bargained with the robbers, who at one ramp in Blackberry Bay "We could also charge fees PRINTERS would cut across the planned ated by Carl Bachstadt, of 8 not to sell out." time held as many as 20 persons hostage. Park. that would favor Oceanport 170 MONMOUTH ST. They released all but four of the hostages in exchange for Hollis Haltom, commodore courses of. the club's races Bray Ave., East Keansburg, Board members Wednesday each weekend when entering residents," he said, if any had just turned Into Main St. claimed that there was no an unmarked police car and then fled with the four persons of the Shrewsbury Sailing and problem should develop. they still held captive, police said. , • Yacht Club, and the others and leaving Blackberry Bay. from Lawrence Ave. and was "This is not only going to in- "We looked at other areas The car sped south on Interstate 75 but apparently ran who questioned the ramp heading west when the acci- terfere, but will virtually de- around with boat launching dent occurred. out of fuel and stopped on the Pumpkinvine Creek bridge on based their objections on the facilities without large park- stroy these races," he told the The Injured were identified U.S. 41 some two hours after crossing into Georgia. • fact it would have to be open ing areas, as in Atlantic High- council. as Patricia Curivan, 12, of 12 Our 1973 | to persons outside the borough lands, and they don't have because it is being financed in Mr. Kingston said "possibly Commodore Ave.; Cathy and problems," he added. Brenda Hoey, 11 of 7, respec- Astronauts Start Debriefing part by federal funds. hundreds" of boats would be' Mayor Baxter said the coun- using the ramp every day, tively, of 9 Commodore Ave., Christmas Clubs SPACE CENTER, Houston - The Apollo 17 astronauts In general, they feared this cil also would ask the borough would generate a great deal particularly on weekends, and Coleen Casazza, 11, and start their first full day of debriefing today, beginning a long attorney to research the possi- her sister, Jane, 7, of 22 Com- series pf technical sessions going over every phase of their 13- of additional boat traffic on creating other problems as bility of setting a curfew at well., "Have you ever gone modore Ave. day moon mission. ' •'• the river. Most of the boats dark on use of the ramp by pay interest to Atlantic Highlands on Astronauts Eugene A. Cernan, Harrison H. Schmitt and launched at the ramp, they Jersey sea skiffs, which were The Casazza sisters were weekends and watched people admitted to Bayshore Commu- .Ronald E. Evans will meet with experts to describe how well told the council, would likely the subject of particularly their spacecraft and its equipment operated during the flight. be motorboats which they using that boat ramp? It's ter- nity Hospital, Holmdcl, after rible," he said. stron. g- objections..-----. being transported there by There'll be only a few minor "anomalies," the space-term said would disturb area resi- In answer to a complaint of menfbers ! !0 W.S0 111.00 S3S 00 water. They are familiar with The beams are staying and fications," the board presi- KKS'i/MIKANT Horn* Delivery by Carrler.-SO CtftH a week Single copy ol counter, II) Cehlt. sailboats. But if you bring in the developer Is reworking the dent concluded. 4 The Dafly Register, Red Buk-Middletown, N.J. Friday, December 22,1172 BELFORD - Mn M;p«uer, 84, ofWl Church atl St. died Wednesday in Riv- um_B Marjorte erview Hospital, Red Bank, Bauer, also at home; three Obituaries following a long illness. She sisters, Mrs. Ida Robertson. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHii was the widow of Frank Mrs. Reba Carlson, and Ifflss Bauer. Mrs. Gertrude Lee; Anne Richmond, all of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., four grand- Raymond F. Wimmer, Ex-Council Member Mrs. Baiier was born in „„„„ RED BANK - Mrs. Ger- Port Monmouth and had lived children and three great- most of her life here. grandchildren. j trude F. Lee, 72, of 132 South Arrangements are under di- Was Firm President St., Red Bank, died Tuesday She was a member of the Burns, of Staten Island. rection ' «>e Scott Funeral ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at Riverview Hospital Red United Methodist Church of Home, here. — Raymond F. Wimmer, 52, Arrangements are under the Bank. Belford. of 320 Ocean Blvd., president direction of the John E. Day Mrs. Lee was born in West of Lift Trucks, Inc., Linden, Funeral Home, Red Bank. Orange and resided here for Lottery Winner: 282318 died yesterday at Riverview James Bonavita the past eight years. She for- Hospital in Red Bank. merly lived in Freehold for By The Associated Press Connecticut 50248 FAIR HAVEN - James The Pennsylvania drawing Mr. Wimmer was born in Bonavita, 42, of 78 Poplar about 32 years. Her husband Staten Island and lived there was the late Sylvester G. Lee Here is a state-by-state list was Wednesday, the others Ave., died yesterday at Riv- Thursday. until he moved to Middletown erview Hospital, Red Bank, who died in 1956. of the weekly lottery numbers eight years ago. He moved after a short Illness. Before her retirement, she drawn in the contiguous The semifinal qualifying here four years ago. Mr. Bonavita was bom in was a secretary at the Marl- northeast states this week: number for the millionaire lot-: He was a communicant of Asbury Park and lived all his boro Psychiatric Hospital, New Jersey 282318 tery is 784. Marlboro. Mrs. Lee served on New York 553765 The winning number in yes- St. Agnes Catholic Church. life at the shore. Rtjlltir Jtott PlMto terday's New Jersey daily lot- He was a member of Our the Freehold Borough Council Massachusetts 050918 Along with being president he MARLBORO LIBRARY RELOCATES — Marlboro Mayor Morton Salkind tery is 51929. was the founder and owner of Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic from 1961-1964. She was a Pennsylvania 128316 t member of the Business and cuts the ribbon officially opening at Its new location the Marlboro Li- Lift Trucks, Inc., which he es- Church of Asbury Park; the Professional Women's Club of brary, which moved from the building housing the police and road depart- tablished 17 years ago. International Brotherhood of ments to a building next to the Wickatunk Post Office, Rt. 79. Looking on Painters and Allied Trades, Freehold and was a past pres- He is survived by his wid- are Mrs. Florence Voorhees, head librarian, and John H. Livingstone, di- Local 694 of Neptune; the As- ident of the National Feder- rector of the Monmouth County Library. The library will be housed here Join the Club that ow, Mrs. Irene E. Corey Wim- bury Park Elks Lodge 128, ation of Business and Profes- temporarily until a library building Is built. mer; one son, Robert F. Wim- ane Bartenders Union Local sional Women's Club. mer Jr., of Madison Town- 611 of Asbury Park. Surviving is a son, John B. pays its members. ship; one daughter, Miss Ir- Surviving are a daughter, Lee of Perrineville, Millstone Join the Club that gives its members ene A. Wimmer, at home; his Miss Louise Bonavita of Al- Township; a sister, Mrs. father, Giistave Wimmer, of lenhurst; four brothers, Steve Agnes M. Pfefferle, with Court Suit Challenges the chance to earn big dividends Staten Island; his stepmother, J. Bonavita of Jackson whom she lived; a brother, like $10,000, $100,000, Mrs. Elizabeth Wimmer; two Heights, N.Y., Louis M. Bona- Frank C. O'Connor, of Ash- $200,000 even a brothers, Robert Wimmer of vita of Neptune, Carmine ville, N.C.; and six grand- Houston, Texas, and Ray- Bonavita Of Howell Township, children. Marlboro Zoning Code million. Join today! mond Mahoney, of Staten Is- and Anthony Bonavita Jr., Funeral arrangements are land; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Ocean Township; two sisters, under the direction of the FREEHOLD - Two Mid- old or disabled cars, for au- property came approximately Ideal Ropes, of St. Michael's, Md.; Mrs. Rose M. Genovese of Freeman Funeral Home of rjlesex County men who want tomobile wrecking and as a 13 months after the cessation Christmas Mrs. Claire Kelly, of Staten Neptune, arid Mrs. Philomena Freehold. to operate an automobile junk- disassembly yard. of any activity as a junkyard. Island; Mrs. Catherine Cot- Constantino of Bloomingdale, yard on Tyler Lane, Marl- From 1955 to 1966, they The zoning ordinance provi- Gift! tell, of Honesdale, Pa.; Mrs. and his father, Anthony Bona- Benjamin Landsman boro, have filed a lawsuit claim, such an operation was sion seeks to deprive the Maureen Dennis, of Hancock, vita Sr., Fair Haven. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - challenging the validity of a carried on by the late Ray- plaintiffs of the use of their ; Lottery number N.Y., and Mrs. Elizabeth Ann The Franclonl, Taylor & Lo- Benjamin Landsman, 58, of section of the township's zon- mond Cottrell, and after his property without due process for 12, 24 or 52 weeks' ($6.00, $12.00 or $25.00) pez Funeral Home of Nep- Jackson's Mill Road, died ing ordinance. death the business was contin- of law, has no basis in state nCash awards of $40 to $1,000,000 forwarded auto- Card of Thanks ued by Mr. Cottrell's. widow, zoning or planning laws and matically. Available at all N.J. Lottery Agents Thi family st lh« lali R«v. V. L. P«»k tune, is in charge of arrange- Thursday in Freehold Area The zoning code provides With to txpren their grotltudt and appre- ments. Hospital. that a nonconforming use be sons and daughter until both allows the Township Council ciation to all thott who rtiportded with men bought the property. to act arbitrarily, the plain- love and comld«ratlo j n durmg our ber- In Memorlam Mr. Landsman was born in adjudged abandoned six voy^nw nt <' tiffs allege. Perry E. Andrtwl. In living mtrnory ot Boston, Mass., and had lived months after cessation of use. After they took title, say Death Notices in Los Angeles, Calif., before The plaintiffs are John Sev- Mr. Sevak and Mr. Milanese, BONAVITA — Jomti, on December 21, with only memorlii for me to keep. In my pnmino hnrp <:ix vpars apo they cleaned and renovated l«2, of 71 Poplor Avenue, Fair Hoven, heart you ort olwoyi nior, still loved, coming ntrt MX yedis. dgu. ak and Anthony Milanese, W.42. Bjlovrt .foMltr. of LOKll.,._Son__oi ,1111 mfiMd ond v.ry dtor. ^ prlor t0 his illness he Was who operate a motor vehicle the premises. manager of the Fur Depart- repair business in Perth Am- Last April, they state, Zon- ment of Klein's Department, boy. ing Officer Edward Savoie de- Store, Woodbridge. They claim they purchased nied their application for a Surviving are his widow, the Marlboro property Aug. certificate of occupancy on Mrs. Frances Landsman; a 28, 1971, for the collection, the ground that "junk yards Do You Have storage, purchase and sale of (are) not a permitted use in will bt htld at Ctorgt Woiltlnoton Me- daughter, Mrs. Rita A. frldoy l-t, 7-9, Soturdo/ 2-4,7-9, morlol Pork. Paramuir NJ., on Friday, any zone without the approval Djymbir 22, ot 2 p.m. by Robbl Jtromi Weinisch with whom he Mrs. Morris Miller A Painting — Photograph M Bl0"'" *" """ ~ ~ -. — ~*'~ Mt- of Planning Board; Zoning ' 'ktfr! - »»- Arrongtmenti by RfMrtrt'i lived; a brother, Eli Land SHREWSBURY - Mrs.
Wins Bicycle Reg.3.49 M1DDLETOWN - Five- • year-old Lisa Sue Kraft, a kin- dergarten student at the Na- vesink Elementary School, was awarded a bicycle as a top winner in a Christmas art MARX contest sponsored by Turner Brothers Nursery, West Long Branch. LITTLE LOVE YOU- Center Opens LONG BRANCH - The, WHEEL City ret.amation Center, end Racy, low:slung 3-wheeled of S. Seventh St., will be open JOV speed cycle just right for the as usual Saturdays from 9 to the a.m. to 2 p.m. during the ho- I "little guy" in your house. liday season, according to Great 'souifding engine noisp Henry Seales reclamation No.5020 WORLD coordinator.
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•TELEVISION •BOOKS • MOVIES •THEATER • DINING OUT 1 •COMMENT • HOBBIES ID •MUSIC Neil Simon Ice Show Chalks Up Television Today New York Channcls-2,4,5,7,9,11,13 Will Open AnotherOne DAYTIME MOVIES «sM O THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 9:00 O "Say On. For Mi" "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" (IMS) (Unfair Peter 1:00 Q "Conw to flit St.bl." OToole, Petula CUrk. A British •eboolmaaler's By WILLIAM GLOVER sense of humor endears him to his students and ID "Henry Aldrich Haunt. A How." At Garden also makes him attnetive to s glamorous London 3:00 Q "Stairway to He«v«n" music hall star. NEW YORK (AP) -Neil 4:30 Q "The Umon Drop Kid" O GHOST STORY NEW YORK - Ice Capades Simon, the fastest man with a O "Prince Valiant1' Time of Terror." Two women and a man aw un- embraces nostalgia as a key willing participants in a game of keno from which laugh on Broadway, scores EVENING the winners are led away and an never saen again, theme, adds contrasting notes' another comic bull's-eye with 6.-00 OOO NEWS (C) •&ROOMM2 •«}-•—. of today's "now" culture and "The Ntchola Girl." The subject of a dnss code "The Sunshine Boys." B THE FUNTSTONES (C) conies up in PTA when a basketball start dental the eeriness of a futuristic "High School Fred" braces are. broken while ogling a bra-leas cheer- The show, playwright Sim- O THE AVENGERS leader. world, and wraps them all to- on's 12th in a dozen years, "Invasion of th« Earthmen" O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE gether in an exciting family ID GILUGAN'S ISLAND •The Uinely Profession" (1989] starring Harry opened Wednesday night at "Agonized Labor" Guardlno, Dlna Merrill. A mighty financial empire entertainment package of mu- the Bn -dhurst Theater. Con- IB HODGEPODGE LODGE continues Its machinations for a while when the sic, comedy and pageantry. disappearance of > tycoon la kept a secret, tributing handsomely to the 4:30 0 I LOVE LUCY IB A JOYFUL NOISE • The all-new 33rd edition of the built-in merriment and, yes, 'Getting Bald" Folk singers Bob and Evelyne Beers are featured Ice classic brings a cast of in- ID BEAT THE CLOCK (C) In thia Informal Christmas celebration. pathos, are stars Jack Albert- OP THIRTY MINUTES WITH 9:30 0 THE ODD COUPLE ternational skating stars to son and Sam Levene, under 7:00 S CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) "Don't Believe in Roomers." Oicar befriends an Madison Square Garden on O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) attractive girl and then finds he must compete Alan Arkin's deft direction. with Felix for her attention. Tuesday, Jan. 9, for 19 per- Albertson and Levene enact Q THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (C) 10:00 Q BANYON formances through Jan, 21. "Bamey-a Plrat Car" —- ''Just Once." Banyon tries to find out why an «- a droll duo from vaudeville's O NEWS (C) iionvict was gunned down one day after being This year's entravaganza golden era, trying to gel to- O IT TAKES A THIEF neleaaed from prison. • begins its tuneful journey "Locked In the Cradle of the Keep" 0 (O NEWS gether again for one grand ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE through time with "S Wonder- television spectacular. It "Je8nnie and the Curioua Kid" "Love and the Unbearable Fiance;" "Love and the ful, a lavish production that STEVE McQUEEN, as a lonesome sailor who falls In love with a young Country Girl;" "Love and the Little Black Book." seems that after 43 team SI WORLD PRESS (0 BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL 'salutes the genius of girl, played by Candlce Bergen, buys her a canary as a gift, in the two- years, the gaffers split up and 7:30 0 YOUNG DR. KILDARE (C) "Justice Delayed." The Kent State University tra. part color presentation of "The Sand Pebbles" on "The CBS Thursday O WHY MUST THEY DIE gedy is the topic of tonight's program. George and Ira Gershwin. It's 11 . haven't even spoken to each A look at the progresa of medical acience with to> HMD 0 WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? followed by a special attrac- Night Movies Thursday, Jan. 4 and "The CBS Friday Night Movies" other in more than a decade. epect to the treatment of kidney dJaeue. ABC Newsman Harry Reasoaer offers TV viewers tion for youngsters, Lidsvllle, Friday, Jan. 5 at 9 o'clock both nights on the CBS Television Network. 0 THAT GIRL (C) a look on the light aide at the psychological aa. VAs an actor, no one could •The Defiant One" pects of people and their pets. based on the popular TV touch him," Albertson drily O LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C) IS THE 51st STATE series whose setting is a ID THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER describes his ex-partner. "As 11:00 CI 0 NEWS strange and delightful world Mrs. Hope "Time for Change" 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS a human being, no one wanted IB THE 5IST STATE "The Gloating Place." of hats. 1:00 8 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE to touch him." A brilliant crime ayndlcate boaa becomes the tar- O SUPERFECTA For young and old, buffoon- To Join Bob Author Simon swiftly moves ' get of the IMP when he launchea a myaterioui O PERRY MASON . ery on ice always plays a ma- SlOO.mtlllon scheme. "The Case of the Potted Planter." ' Mrs. Bob Hope.will spend •the script along with an as- OSANFORD AND SON (B REALIDADES jor role in Ice Capades. The Christmas this year with her "The Light Houaekeeper." Having to wait on hli -Teatro." A look at Spanish-language theatre In sortment of such droll-wry re- injured father hand and foot, Lamont hlta upon a New York City. ' current shpw features Freddie globe-trotting husband as he marks, multiple-twist gags, zany plan to hire a houaekeeper. 11:30 a THE TONIGHT SHOW .Trenkler, one of the world's 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) 0 MOVIE GREATS makes his 22nd and final over- .... carefully planted delay-action ••A Klink, Bomb With A Short Fuse" "That Forsyte Woman1' (1B<9) starring Brrol ; outstanding ice clowns whose seas tour to entertain Ameri- O THE BRADY BUNCH Flynn, Creer Carson. A woman mirries for K. How about some Nostalgia on jests. The very routines them- "Everyone Can't Be George Washington." Peter curlty. - Chaplinesque capers have re-' can service personnel. selves are a kind of inside sa- tries out for the role of Washington In the school 0 THE DICKCAVETT SHOW galed audiences for over 30 It will be the first Christ- lute to the variety acts of a play and ends up as Benedict Arnold. O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS years. Further antics are of- 13 BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS •The Weird Tailor." mas Dolores and Bob Hope long-gone show biz era. "The Innocent Bystanders" IB PLAYHOUSE NEW YORK fered by Hugh Forgie arid have observed together over- NEW YEAR'S EVE ID MOVIE AT EIGHT The story gets a bit more •The Secret Life of Walter Mitt/' (1MJ) starring "Film and Theatre '72: Year-EnS Report" Shirley Marie, whose famed seas since 1965, when Mrs. serious and sentimentally Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. The trended day 11:45 ONEWS comedy act pits them against Dance to the tunes of the dreams of a romantically frustrated hero merge 12:00 O THE HONEYMOONERS Hope, daughter Nora and son transparent when Albertson, Into real life adventure. 12:15 0 THE CBS LATE MOVIE each other in a zany game of Kelly joined Bob during the the more obstreperous part- IB WASHINGTON WEEK.IN REVIEW (C) "Watch the Birdie" (1951) starring Red Skelton, badminton. Hans and Pepe . annual tour. "BIG BAND ERA" «:30 O THE LITTLE PEOPLE Arlene Dahl, A carefree photographer becomes In- ner, winds up on a sick bed in "Punl B. DeMille." Dr. Jamison Is disappointed volved. In many zany adventurers. are one of the foremost acr- In 1965, when Mrs. Hope one of Kerf Lundell's dandy when Nurse Punl disqualifies him from playing 12:30 O THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE obatic comedy teams on ice, Music of the: 30's and 40's Santa In the annual holiday pageant "The Highwayman" (1B51) starring Charles Co- was in the audience watching sets, still tossing one liners at 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW burn, Victor Jory. dancing and performing pan- the show in Thailand, Bob In- HATS - NOISEMAKERS everyone within earshot. 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY ID NIGHT FINAL (C) tomlne-judo. troduced her and the GI's in- OPEN BAR 00 "Don't Bring Your Guns to Ttnvn, Suit*" Chris 12:50 ID GOOD NEWS Ably abetting the principal and Tracy fantaalu a Christmas tala of the Old IdJO Q NEWS The headliners of the Ice sisted that she go onstage pair is Lewis J. Standlen, a West with the family and Reuben u frontier town BOUNTIFUL BUFFET 00W COUPLE characters. 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) -Capades are lovely Jo Jo where her husband surprised nephew-agent caught in crot- "They Meet Again" (1869) •tarring Jean H«r- (INCLUDES •VERYTHIiEVERYTHING) d WALL STREET WEEK • sholt, Dorothy Lovett Starbuck and her partner Ken her by announcing she would chety cross-lire. Shelley. The talented duo, sing "White Christmas." Served at Midnite Since she was unprepared, he making their professional de- Reservations Required but, were three-time winners fed her the lyrics as Les Brown's band provided an or- of the U.S.,Pair Figure Skat- At the Bridge,' BrrigTfam AveJ Rumsbri,' N3. ing Championship and twice chestral backing; It com- ^Bonanza' Will Never Die they won bronze medals in pletely stopped the show and 842-2200 World Championships; she received a standing ova- With 431 Shows on Tape tion. jjuij, >ii > i i i i i i •nrij'ri r>- EDITOR'S NOTE: With Dan Blocker, as Hoss Car- inhabitants and the horseback cast for the father and three only Little Joe, Ben and Hop twright — the most popular morality plays they partici- sons. Greene was first offered Sing left of the original Car- attraction — died last May. , pated in, will glow on tubes the role of the oldest son, but twright family, Bonanza final- NBC switched the show from around the world for many he said he'd rather play the ly faltered and fell. However, its comfortable Sunday niche years to come. father, Ben Cartwright. there will be few obituaries to Tuesday. Still Bitter He said he was attracted to for TV's most successful pro- When it faltered in the rat- David Dortort, the execu- the show because "it was a LISTEN gram. There are 14 years ings the network abruptly tive producer, still nursing his love story of four men. A true 'worth of shows in the network killed it, The last show will be bitterness over the cancella- story of mankind. It showed library, all in living color and aired Tuesday, Jan. 23. tion, said, "1 broke the tradi- the difference between good TO THESE CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS just waiting to come galloping Despite its removal from tion of the Western hero as a and bad. And I liked the idea out as reruns. the network there is no rootless, homeless wanderer of the strong father and based FROM MONMOUTH STEREO! By JERRY BUCK chance that "Bonanza" will with no family who went out my characterization upon my HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Few fade away like a played-out with the sunset. own father." people thought "Bonanza" silver mine. "1 said this wasn't true at So in early 1959 they were MASTERWORK would last long after its shaky the show, with 431 episodes all. So we started the tradition cast. Lome Greene as the fa- start in 1959. When it finally in living color, has entered the of a group of people in one ther, Ben Cartwright; Pcrndl caught on and became in- fabric of American folklore. place." Roberts as Adam, the oldest grained in the viewing habit it The mythical Ponderosa, the Dortort said he wanted a son; Dan Blocker as Hoss, the seemed it would never end. father image of Lome strong father image and a gentle giant, and Michael But the end came swiftly in Greene, Blocker's gentle gi-- strong feeling of mutual re- Landon as Little Joe, the hot- the middle of the 14th year. ant, the other larger-than-life spect and love among the headed, fun-loving youngster. family to counteract tele- rvusic Each received $1,25(1 in epi- vision's portrayal of (he fa- sode In the' beginning, but as Come Blow Your Horn With Us ther as a boob. the show became successful At the time the show was the salary steadily climbed. NEW YEAR'S EVE being formulated a Canadian Roberts left the show in 1965. A Prcxlucl ol COLUMBIA RECORDS named Lome Greene, who lyear the end, the other three Featuring had not taken up acting until were getting $15,000 a show, the "SHOW TIME TRIO" . after a successful career as a plus another $15,000 for the newscaster, was closing a first rerun. GALA MIONITE BUFFET play in New York. Sold Residual Rights . HATSNOISEMAKERS His agent told him "Om- Three years ago the princi- nibus" wanted him for a star- pals sold the residual rights to Horns and Lois of Fun ring role, but he decided to the first 11 years back to turn it down. Next, he was of- NBC. The figure was undis- Celebrate New Year's Eve at the fered a guest part on "Wagon closed, but it made them mil- : Train." He took it, but his lionaires. Personal appear- agent was aghast that he ances and shrewd Investment would spurn a $4,000 job and of their earnings also added to take one for S1.000. their fortunes. ' Spotlighted "Bonanza," shown in 87 OF HAZLET But that role brought him to countries, undoubtedly is the 2B70 ROUTE 35 264-2400 the attention of the people at most successful television NBC who were looking for a show ever made. Dortort fig- ures that since the beginning • Amplifier with four precision slide controls: Volume, Bass, Troblo and Balance • 6VJ" full the show has taken in $2511 range speaker In each speaker enclosure • Front mounted stereo headphone jack with automatic cutolf • Custom Deluxe, color matched tour speed record changer equipped million, although he Is not cer- with: High compllanca stereo cartridge, diamond-Bapphlre slyli, Full size 1014" turntable tain what the profit has been. with non-slip mat, Tubular ultra-light tone arm, Automatic 45 rpm spindle • Tinted dust cover He said his take lias been'"a included • Colors: Model 516 - Black record changer wilh While accents, Model 517 - good percentage" of the prof- Burnt Orange record changer with Black accents • Sizo: Control Center: 20" wido x 9" high its. ' ' • x 14" deep. Speaker Enclosures (each): 9" wido x 12" high x 5" deep. Metal Stand (As- With 4111 episodes - all in sembled): 21" wide x 20" high'x 14W doep. color — and the timeless na- 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINQS RD. SHREWSBURY, N.J. ture of the stories, "Bonzana" A & P Shopping Center 741-0361 is certain to continue earning HOLIDAY Open 11:00 A.M. dally from Dec. 16-24 Closed Christmas Day millions o. dollars a year. Dortort, Greene and Landon PRICED AT COMPLETE could live comfortably for the rest of their lives without working again, Blocker's fam- ily is financially fixed for life. HOLIDAY GO-GO But, of course,. none of them ALL FOR wants to lie back and live off MONMOUTH • 12 PIECES COUNTRY the profits. FRIED CHICKEN Dortort has moved onto the 444 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY • 1 JUMBO SALAD 99 Universal lot where he has a Open Dally 10-9 Sun. 1-6 (Your Choice) scries under development and • 1 BASKET SHRIMP is discussing other deals with 842-6565 (Approx. 21 Pieces) REG. 7.03 ABC and CBS. 4SAVE 2.04 Acting Is a series of begin- 273 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. Feeds a family of 4 nings and endings and there is Bring thi? coupon lo Chlcknn Holiday and One coupon per family. Must bo 18 yearn always the fear that each en- Open Dally" iff-eTciosecJ Sunday, ' receive Ihe above ordor (Expires 0 P.M. 12- or over. Ploase can ahead for speedy pick- ding mny be the last. 229-9879 ' up service clip Iliis coupon. CENTER • 26-72) Greene said, "What 'Bo- nanza' has given me Is free- USE YOUR CHARGE CARD • GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Sec 'Bonanza,' Page II LANCtt The !>aUy Renter, Red jJank-MUMleUwji, N.J, Friday, December R, an SATURDAY TtUY • 4tJ0 0 lAfflt ^ktun »er Tsstottay." Oa » MORNING wlft'kt trtods, «• MtlMUl BOOKREVIE 140 0 THE IU6S IUNNY SHOW (C)' O THE HOUND CATS (C) fctt _J PRIMUS "Black Ctauwnda." Primus I* kin* to locaU a 0 DAKTARI (C) " sunken plans which erash.0 with |T million worth 0 H. R. PUFNSTUF (C) of industrial diamonds aboard. 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (C) B THE 116 VALLEY 0 WONDERFUL WORLD OF BROTHER IUZZ "Judgement In Heaven." BonaparteDidn't 1:30 0 SABRINA, THE TEENAGE WITCH (C) B WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS a ROMAN HOLIDAYS (C) "Highlights) of the Olympic Games from Germany*' 0 JACKSON 5 (C) O SUPERFECTA CONNECTICUT REPORT (C) D MOVIE AT FIVE S APRENDA INGLES (C) "Kid Millions" (UH) starring Eddie Cantor, Ana KnowWellington © MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Southern. A poor boy become* a millionaire and 9:00 0 THE CHAN AND THE CHAN CLAN (C) encounters the vengeance of dlsgruntls relatives 0 THE JETSONS (C) who try to steal his Inheritance. THE GREAT DUtfETOr The world-renowned warrior, now 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST (C) ,j ««eupled covered by Penelope. who has described England's Island In the English Chinntl during World War H liOO O ALL IN THE FAMILY (C) past as far back as the Middle THE MAN OF THE HOUSE . . . WELL HE'S A BIG FELLA - Priscilla (B SESAME STREET O TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD SPECIAL Ages in several exciting vol- 11:30 Q RUNAROUND (C) Brnle and his guests Lynn Anderson, The Mike umes, enters the list with a Delchmann, who is ot average height, does some boot polishing on a pair 0 KID POWER
"eiCILVI CICiLY TV- ION, m«il •xaulilli tf "CICELY TYSON fctrtim it a warrior or ployl mi flnl or.ol Inntr (In. Ntrtby our block tiorolm on mi nomlnollent lor dicori." •croon. Hor RoMcca - Judith Crlit was worlti waiting lor. Now York Mogoilno * li vlitwlly inlroor- nary. Hor cry ol Hit THE INIMITABLE PEARL BAILEY sings "Put CICILY TYSON rum down Itio rood to- "No Amorlcon octroii ward hor nuiband,' ro- Your Hand In the Hand" and "A Nightingale Sang 'ilnn Jam Fonda In turning from prlion, is '. 'KLUTe'hnilvonolllm ~ phonomonon — tomo- in Berkeley Square" when she guest stars on Mrtormanct ol luch art- ..jlno ovm Ihi moot fa-< bloa octroim mlghl "The New Bill Cosby Show" Monday, Jan. 1 at 10 — Jay Cocks not havi darid."' p.m. on the CBS Television Network. - Paulino Kail Tlmi Mogailnt Tito Niw Yorkor. old familiar sound ;TH£ FILM IS A MMTV. "SOUNDER'IS A MUST. II hn'. * Jj™E THE WHOLE FAMILY th* thlning right of • tataulllul lovntory." —LIZ SMITH. ColmapoliUn WINE BARREL SPECIALS /MATTEL Froduollom "SOUNDER" WtS. Thru SAT. A natMrt B. lUdnllc/Martln RKt Film . PANAVlSION*COLOriOYDE LUXE* PRIME RIBS "ITIS A.mm CHAPTER FROM 395 THE GRAPES OF WRATH' AND OF EQUAL STATURE." FRIDAY The etory of a family relationship, the STUFFED FLOUNDER commitment between man and wife,'of SAUERBRATEN 375 the unspoken, rooted understanding lie- tween father and son. Cicely Tyson, most SHRIMP SCAMPI. exquisite of actresses, is superbly comple- • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • mented by Paul Winfield. Hereliy our Luncheon Served 11:30 to 3 P.M. Monday Thru Friday nominations for their Oscars. BanqUet Facilities lor Weddings and Social Affal rs From 25 to 500 People —JUDITH CRIST, NBC-TV American Express * Waiter Charg* "SOUNDER" • Regular Menu Available EVERY NITE 7:00 & 8:45 WILLOWBROOK INN A lot of people don't realize it, but most Because that's all we ever use. FRI. & SAT. 7:00, 8:45. 10:30 740 RIVER RD. 741-2099 (AIR HAVEN movie theatres don't pop corn anymore. Of course, we're not kidding ourselves. SUN.? DEC. 25, & JAN. 1 They buy pre-popped corn. We know perfectly well that if we were lG[o 2:00, 4:00. 7:00. 8:45 Then they warm it up in those little showing 2 Farmer Gray cartoons, and you IMATINEE 2 P.M. DAILY! machines you've probably been assuming could see"Man of La Mancha" somewhere "THE FILM IS A RARITY. were corn poppers all along. else, there'd be no way we could sell you A MOVIE THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY." -Pauline Kael, New Yorker Magazine Obviously, that saves the movie theatres a ticket. Popcorn or no popcorn. a lot of work. But that's not ever likely to happen. Unfortunately, it doesn't do much for Our movies are bound to be at least as plus LATE show EVERY N.TE the popcorn. good as everybody else's. So we're popping our own. • In fact, the way the movie business works, XAPTAIN We have a real corn popper in every from time to time.our movies are bound MARVEL single Music Makers1 theatre. to be the same as everybody else's. PIUS Which means our popcorn is always That's why we go to trie trouble of absolutely fresh, and still warm from constantly having to check, test, fill up, and popping. clean out our corn poppers. Besides that, it's always salted with gen- We just want to make it crazy for you uine rock salt. to see any movie we're showing, any- EVERY NIGHT 10:30 P.M. And, instead of being buttered with where else. FRI. & SAT. 12 MIDNIGHT margarine or oil, it's always buttered with ADMISSION ONLY, butter. TO LATE SHOW Pure. 100%, Grade A, creamery butter. Music Makers Theatres.
Town> Theatre& Tho Country Theatre -Lakewood, N.J • The Brick Plaza, Cinema 1 & Cinema I! Theatres- LATE SHOW rik TMNi|J9n?e S* RP3er W,e5tCAF " 2ie I"terslate-R»™ey. NJ. • The PlaM-Hariet. NJ.. The STARTS Mall 2 Theatres-Freehold, N.J. • Cinema 34-Matawan, N.J. WEDNESDAY w*Vvla««lr*ilitt>l»t l«« Christmas Shows Few The Dally Begister, Red Bank-MMdletown, N J. Friday, December 22,1172 11 By JAY SHARBUTT to know that the-"Bah, hum- at night. NEW YORK (AP) - It bug" spirit isn't dead after The networks plan to broad- d cheer Scrooge mightily At least not on television ' cast' 19 entertainment pro- grams during prime evening time Christmas Eve and f Christmas Day. Only three of Drifters to Play' Garden the shows deal in any way with Christmas. NEW YORK - Music-lovers ted their unique and unmista- everywhere - up on the roof kable style back in 1953. Their There are two schools of or down under the boardwalk, use of strings and guitar with thought on the reason for this. will be delighted to learn that a rock and roll beat to back it SHREWSBURY at HERBERT They are: the fabulous Drifters, stars of — By Christmas Eve, a siz- the 1960s who are still going able number of viewers are strong, will be on hand to ting WAlTfRREADE up to their holly boughs in ma.ny of their top hits in the Christmas shows and yuletide Rock and Roll Spectacular, THEATRES comirtercials. Volume XI, which will take —Nobody's watching any- place in Madison Square Gar- way on Christmas Eve or- den on Friday, Dec. 29, at 8 Christmas Day. They're open- p.m. Carlton ing'presents, fighting Dad for The Drifters, four talented ••at.nl Ml MOO control of the electric train, men almost as delightful to STARTS TODAY getting ready for church or watch as to hear, demonstra- visiting friends and relatives. BURTLANCASTER The prime time shows with -IN- at least some hint of Christ- mas in them all are being ULZANAS broadcast on Christmas Eve STRAND this year. ' ' RAID" One is NBC's "The World of THEATRE -PLUS- Disney." The show, first aired KEYPORT SHIRLEY MAC UIN in 1954, is a combination of live action and animiation; it DAWG WALKIN' — Kevin Hooks Is Cicely Tyson's son In "Sounder," a HELD OVER deals in part with a group of warm, award-winning film currently playing In the area. Miss Tyson has 2nd 8MASH WEEK "SWEETCHARITY' Mexican children celebrating been nominated 'Best Actress of the Year' by the National Board of Re- EXCLUSIVE Christmas. view gs a result of her efforts In the production. "Sounder" wos adapted KIDDIE MATINEE COMMENCING at 9:00 p.m. from the Newberry Award winning novel by William H. Armstrong. N.J. ENGAGEMENT give me Ubmty. SAT. & SUN. 2 P.M. • COCKTAIL HOUR f or give me : "PUSS IN BOOTS" • HORS D'OEUVRES "meatball? AND • PRIME RIB DINNER New Little Lobster Shanty' • OPEN BAR ALL EVENING "TINDER BOX" • MUSIC BY "The Pajons" Town East Hlt«ae» IIX Palmer An Is the House Good Food Built emweiemviine RED BANK - Jack Baker jor food establishments In 35°° will open the newest of his New Jersey. The other Baker EXCLUSIVE seafood restaurants here enterprises include the Lob- SHOWING WW PER COUPLE Wednesday. ster Shanty North, a seafood CALL FOR RESERVATIONS-842-4111 CaUed the "Little Lobster restaurant and motel in Mon- "FIDDLER Shanty," the new waterfront tague on Prince Edward Is- restaurant and cocktail land, Canada, and the new ON THE ROOF lounge will open at 12 noon for Little Lobster Shanty in Del- luncheon and remain open for - ray Beach, Fla., which opened inooum dinner. It was formerly the Dec. 7. "Coast Inn." "Meatball" Town West A fisherman as well as a r Mr. Baker will operate the restaurateur, Mr. Baker has Mi«iti»«it»7i-iMe MIDDLETOWN - LINCROFT ROAD Little Lobster Shanty seven developed the original Lob- LINCROFT days a week, opening daily at ster Shanty in Point Pleasant noon. He purchased the Coast Beach to an exceptional rank Circle Inn two months ago from the among restaurants known for THE BIG Coast Yacht Works. fine seafood, excellent service WINNER OF* The new restaurant has and relaxed atmosphere. In ACADEMY AWARDS BUCCANEER been redesigned completely recent years, Mr. Baker has SNATCH returned to his first love of "IVsthtBlggtit and redecorated and reno- htltt ot tht ytiri" vated inside. The unique ma- "lobstering." He operates "OLIVER" BILL'S rine atmosphere, which char- three of his own giant steel- Continuous on Sgn. During STARRING acterizes the other Lobster hulled lobster trawlers to Thli Exclusive enjiQitninl RONMOODY RESTAURANT Shanty restaurants, has been guarantee supplies of lobster SHANIWALLI8 incorporated in the new facil- for his restuarants and his ities. - new retail lobster market in MUSIC it The cocktail lounge features Point Pleasant Beach. MAKERS LOCATION: the familiar piano bar which The Little Lobster Shanty THEATRES Community HWY. #35 is a hallmark of the other here will feature the same MIDDLETOWN PLAZA Baker restaurants. popular favorites as the origi- MONDAY IS ,DA7fiV,GHr MIDDLETOWN The Little Lobster Shanty is nal Lobster Shanty. The fa- NEW JERSEY located at 146 — Bodman mous recipes for special sea- CINEMA 34 Matawan St. James IT.M.SU-NOO MHWyPa>t77>U» NEXT TO SHOP-RITE Place, just North of the Molly food dishes, made from catch- Pitcher Hotel. It is situated on es of fresh lobster and fish EXCLUSIVE IF 1T0U STEAL the Navesink River, and ma- from the Shanty's own fleet, MOO.0OO. FROM THE MOB, HEARTY SANDWICHES will be served in the new res- MONMOUTH COUNTY IT'S NOT ROBBERY, rine dockage and slips for 240 IT8«UICIDE SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN boats adjoin the restaurant's taurant. ENGAGEMENT FRIED SEA FOOD large parking areas. "We will have the same ANTHONY QUINN The new restaurant is the menu for lunch and dinner in fill YAPHETKOTTO fourth Lobster Shanty to be Red Bank as we have in Point OUTflflGCOUS IN TAKE OUT ORDERS opened by Mr. Baker. The Pleasant Beach," Mr. Baker FREE DELIVERY SERVICE RESTAURATEUR-Looking more like on old original seafood restaurant is said. "ACROSS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 5 P.M. TO 8 P.M. salt than an astute restaurant chain executive, on the banks of the Manas- moviei Jqck Baker, owner of the Little Lobster Shanty, quan Inlet in Point Pleasant Phone HOURS: will be on hand Wednesday when the new estab- Beach, and began as a tiny 110THST." lishment is opened in Red Bank. Mr. Baker has 671-6100 MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. eating place IS years ago. _ WITH : parlayed good food preparation and a keen busi- Today, the original Lobster Matinee Sal.-Sun. 2 P.M. • ANTHONY PRANCIO8A .-.-WITH THIS COUPON n-—| ness sense into a thriving chain of four eating Shanty, with the adjoining Contlnuoua Monday Irom 2 a.m. places. Shanty Pub, is one of the ma- Adult Enl»rl«lnm«nl BUY ONE FISH PLATTER AT REGULAR PRICE | PLAZAHazlet GET SECOND y npipp ! HE. MAT MIDDLE ID., 2IMU4 AT THE COMMUNITY PLATTER FOR 72 KnltrC I This Weekend at the Movies "SUMMER KIDDIE MATINEE RED BANK CARLTON- SAT. & SUN. 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JAMES- MON.-Oliver 2:50; 5:50; »:00 , SUNDAY BRUNCH, 12-3SUNDAY BUFFET, 4-9 FRI.-Across 110th Street 2:00; 7:30; MASH SAT.-Across HOin Street 2:00; 4:09; HAZLET For those who don't quite make it A dazzling display of delectables, e'OO; I'OO' tO'OO PLAZA- SUN.'-Across 110th street 2:00; 3:55; FRI.—Summer of '41 7:15; Klule 9:05 at sunrise on Sunday, our special to catch the hungriest i, and in vol- 5'5O; 7'4S; 9-40 SAT.—Kiddle Show 2:00; Summer ol ume and variety for every tastel MON.—Across 110th Street 2:00; 4:00; '42 7:40Klute9:M KIDDIE SHOW Sunday Brunch is a joy to behold! «:00; 1:00; 10:00 SUN.—Kiddle Show 2:00; Summer ot "MLESHtOMIHE '42 5:15; Kli/te 7:05 Eatontown Visit and see, and enjoy! FREEHOLD MON.-Summer of '42 5:15; 9:00; MALL1- Klule 7:05 MAN FROM DHIV( IN 542 <1OO S»V\«r2&7:«;9 YOUR HOST RT. U DRIVE IN- YOU HAVE NOTHING SUN.-Oflvir 2:00; 7:00 FRI. I SAT.-Everyfhlng You Wonted BUTTON WILLOW THURSDAY LUNCHEON MON.—Oliver 5:10; 7: UNUSUAL GIFT — The Shrewsbury Avenue Looking on, left to right, are the donor's present DEEPED TO CHURCH — This three-year-old noted attorney in the area of New Egypt, A.M.E. Zlon Church, Red Bank, Is recipient of a husband, Dr. Michael Simon of Marlboro; Staf- professional, building, valued at $85,000, has been Plumsted Township. His widow, Mrs. Ceclle Kim- professional building In New Egypt, Plumsted ford Thompson, church attorney; Joseph Gibson, donated to the Shrewsbury Avenue African Meth- mel. Simon, made the presentation. When rented, . Township. The donor, Mrs. Ceclle Kimmel Simon, a trustee officer/ and Willie Johnson Jr., chair- odist Episcopal Zion Church, Red Bank. It was the building will provide additional revenue for presents the deed to the Rev. Andrew Mackey Jr, man of the board of trustees. fbrmerly the office of the late Mr. Kimmel, a the church. Will the National Council of Churches Survive? By LESTEH KINSOLVING fromthe very first day, when Baraka's ranting was de-riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii body's* damn business: And When asked how he thought destruction of capitalism: the NCC invited black mili- void of the frequent and you can quote me!" this astounding financial dis- "This is the end of the Nation- DALLAS - The National tant poet Imamu Amiri Ba- vicious antisemitism ("crack- INSIDE It subsequently became crimination will appear to the al Council of Churches." Council of Churches (NCC) raka (formerly LeKoi Jones Ing steel knuckles in a Jew apparent why there was such nation's Catholics, including And Houston's Methodist may possibly survive the of Newark. N.J.) as one of lady's mouth") which has a fervent attempt to conceal Chicanes, President Cary Bishop Kenneth Copeland three-year presidency of the two featured lecturers. been so recurrent in his writ- RELIGION expenditures of money con- laughed and replied: "I think added: "I'm critical of a pro- Rev. W. Sterling Cary — but Baraka, a playwright and Ing that his invitation by the Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll minimi tributed by the estimated 42- they will celebrate, the fact gram which does not provide not if his administration is porny poet, delivered a 90- NCC" evoked strong protest to pry loose the fact that the million members of 33 deno- that the bishop'was'close someone to answer a man of anything like the General As- minute, obviously ill-pre- from leaders of the American NCC had guaranteed payment minations who comprise the enough and had enough of a this sort." When asked during a press sembly which met here. pared, rambling i.Ue-Amer- Jewish Committee, the Anti* or $1,500 to meet Baraka's lec- NCC. For it was learned that budget to be with us." Dr. Cary, a generally soft conference if he had'ever For Dr. Cary, a United ica-and-whitcy war dance Defamation League and the ture fee. San Antonio's Catholic Aux- (Bishop- Flores recently spoken and affable 44-year-old repudiated this violent, bv Church or Christ official from with the flatulence of a poison Union of American Hebrew "His fee is of no concern lo iliary Bishop Patrick Klores pawned his bishop's ring in or- who bears something of a goted and hale-filled docu- New York City, spent nine gas bag. It could have been Congregations. (During a the press!" Dr. Cary loftily — who was put on the same der to help the poor.) physical resemblance to the ment, he replied instead; months as chairman of plan- virtually duplicated by using press conference Baraka de- informed some 511 reporters. platform as the $1,500 Baraka, Commented Orthodox Bish- late Dr. Martin Luther King, "Conditions in America made ning for this triennial meet- old tape recordings of clined to repudiate such senti- Arid the Rev. David Hunter, but who by contrast had his op Mark Lipa of Massachu- also disclosed, when asked, the Black Manifesto a necessi- ing. •• u anachronistic people like Sto- ments). the NCC's deputy general sec- lecture prepared — was notsetts after hearing Baraka's that he was a signer of the no- ty. And those conditions are The result was disastrous kcly Carmlchael. , It took newsmen two days retary, reacted with: "It's no- paid a dime. demand for revolution and the torious Black Manifesto. worse now," '. .,r .; Churches Schedule Traditional Christmas Services Christmas services, as tional Christmas Eve service United Methodist Church will children's message "The Leg- instrumental music by chil- Church, Marlboro, has sched- The Kev. Patrick 0. "Featured will be Mrs. Janet. scheduled by area churches, at 11 p.m., consisting of present the cantata "Shep- ' end of the Robin." The regu- dren and adults, including the uled Christmas Eve services McLane, pastor, will speak on Levitt, singing "I Wonder as 1 have been announced. hymns, readings and a medi- herds Rejoice" at the 9:30 lar sermon topic will be Xi-member junior choir di- for 11 a.m., when there will be "Who Needs Christmas?" at Wander", Mrs. Loise Hodou- Holy Trinity Evangelical tation. and 11 a,m. services Sunday, "When a Manger Was a rected by Mrs. Diane Allwein family worship, and 7:30 p.m., the 11 a.m. worship service. sek, playing "Lo. How a' Lutheran Church, Red Bank, Family Vespers will be con- The groups are under the di- Throne." of Middletown. Mrs. Mary when there will be carols by The public is also invited to Rose" on the organ, and Pas- will have a service at 111 a.m. ducted at 7 p.m. on Christmas rection of Mrs. Lois Sullivan. At H p.m. Sunday there will Genke, Mrs, Allwein, Carlton candlelight. Both services will attend a candlelight service at tor Ebischback playing "O Christmas Eve which will be Eve. The adult, folk and ju- The Kev. Newton W. Grei- be the traditional family ser- Waterstrat, and Richard feature music by the three 11 p.m., with music by college Holy Night" on the trumpet. presented by youth of the Sun- nior choirs will perform and a ncr, pastor, will speak on vice of carols, candles, and Genke will sing as a quartet church choirs. students home on vacation. Lay readers will be William day School. There will be children's message will be of- "Thanks for the Lovely Communion. The public is in- to the accompaniment of Miss • The Rev. John Hart, pastor, The First Baptist Church, Thies and EUis McCoy. Can- Holy Communion at 11 pm. fered. A spoken service of Hoses" at the Christmas Eve vited to attend the program, Betsy Genke, flutist, and Mrs. will speak on "The Gifts of Keyport, has scheduled a can- dlelighting ceremonies will On Christmas Day there Holy Communion will follow. candlplight service Sunday at which will feature special mu- Mollenauer. God: A Son" in the morning dlelight service for 7 p.m. highlight the services. Each will be a Communion service In Keansburg, the Youth 11 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Karl sic by the senior and youth Additional music will be by and "Star And Manger" in the Sunday. The theme, "Faces person will light a candle, at 10 a.m. Group of St. Mark's Episcopal Mutz and their newborn baby choirs, directed by Donna Nil- Miss Both Madsen and Jona- evening. Around the Manger," will be symbolizing the spreading of Calvary Baptist Church, Church will present a Christ- will represent a still scene of sen, organist. than Biggs, a children's duet. The Church School will presented via the showing of the light of the Christmas Red Bank, will feature Christ- mas play at the 11:30 a.m. Hol- the Holy Family; Church Luther Memorial Evangeli- Featured for a brass quartet meet at !):30 a.m. Sunday. sacred art slides, 'narration, message into all the world. mas carols at 1! a.m. service ly Communion service Sun- members dressed as shep- cal Lutheran Church, New will be trumpeters William During Christmas week, there and carols. The Sanctuary The candles will then be taken on Sunday. Miss Audrey D. day. herds and wisemen will greet Shrewsbury, has scheduled a Crawford of Middlelown and will be none of the usual meet- Choir, directed by Mrs. Scott home to be burned again on Warren is in charge of the ju- On Christmas Kvc the Ser- those attending the service. candlelight Christmas Eve Clinton Crocker of Newings. Stickle, will sing. Christmas Day. The public is nior and senior choruses and vice of Carols will begin at Occanport United Methodist service to begin at 7:41) p.m. Shrewsbury and trombonists Sunday school children of Cross of Glory Lutheran invited to attend. the Calvary Gospel Chorus. 11:30 p.m., followed at mid- Church will have a service at with harp selections by Mrs. Steven Brauer of Middletown the First Assembly of God Church, Matawan, has sched- The First Baptist Church, Douglas Cowan is director night by the procession to the II:311 a.m. Sunday. A child will Margery Mollcnauer of Colts and David.Biggs of New Church, Shrewsbury, will uled services for 7:30 and 9:30 Long Branch, will observe and pianist for the Men's creche and altar, and the first light the fourth candle of the Neck. The worship service Shrewsbury. The public is in- present a special program at p.m. Christmas Eve. Each Christmas on" Sunday, begin- Chorus. Each group will sing Holy Communion of Christ- Advent wreath. The Hev. VV, will begin at K p.m. vited to attend. 10 a.m. Christmas Kvc. Mrs. will be preceded by a 15-min- ning with Sunday School, at mas. Wlnficld West will preach the Featured will be vocal and Old Brick Reformed Linda Walsh is in charge. H:30 a.m. There will be a wor- individually and then com- : ute musical program, The bine. The Rev. R. Purcell Ball Carols also will be sung at Kev. Arthur W. Ebischbach, ship service at 11 a;m., featur- is pastor. the !);;il) a.m. service on pastor, will speak on "In- ing music by the senior choir. 1 n H oTnufeT, L u"(h c r a n Christmas Day. carnation" and junior and se- A family candlelight vesper Church of the Good Shepherd The chancel and chapel nior choirs will sing. service is scheduled for 4 p.m. this year will have an addi- choirs of the Keansburg First A Father Explains to His Son You're invited to hear a very unique \INTERFAITH Christmas sermon this Sunday, at 11:0O A.M. What Christmas Really Means By GEORGE W. CORNELL makes tiie whole affair seem far-off place, and you see the true, right now, this day. of % "THE INN CROWD" AF Religion Writer a kind ol hoked-up game. little models of it the kids The thing is that when ' The Rev. R. Donald Papon will speak on The actual meaning gets make at church, the woman Jesus was born, a new light (You won't lotgat iV) Dear Son: blurred and covered up in the with the baby, and animals came Into this world, a person You are the STAR IN THE EAST You're 12 now, and after clutter. But it's there some- standing around, some who showed us the way of CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH that many Christmases you're where, behind the noise and strange guys on camels bring- real living and total goodness, SUNDAY, DEC. 24 AT 11:00 A.M. probably as jaded by the day hectic shopping, behind the ing gills lo the Christ child. who made clear what the 1209 West Front St. Llncrofl over-wanting and over-buy- RED BANK COMMUNITY YMCA Rev. Jnmci H. Porionn, Pastor as you are delighted. It's a A Strange Story mystery of God is really like, Jumbled up time: Crowded ing, behind the excitement It's a strange story, a sort and what He wants us to do, MAPUAVE RED BANK stores, music, spending, deco- and sometimes tears of that of curiosity. But don't let the and be. rating and lost fantasies. oddly amalgamated morning. fanciful qualities of il make Now, you ask, just what is You had lo give up Santa a It's not that the basic point you put it on Hie same level that? Well, as we Christians few years back to the obvious of Christmas is not always with Santn Claus. Despite its sec it, you only have to look at YOU ARE INVITED TO A WONDERFUL there, but simply that we so lads, although we kept him 1 seeming remoteness from the Jesus and you know. This going as long as we could. It often clog it up, bun it and present, and with all Die mud-man, this very special man, YOU ARE INVITED SUNDAY, DEC. 24th AT was a reluctant realization, crowd it out with our muddle- dling elements of Christmas, acted in a quite surprising, usually unspoken, but plainly headed foolishness. And that's it's about something great and See Son, Page 14 to evident and gradually a sea-not so good. Because we THE RED BANK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH really ought to pay a little THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH HARDING RD. ATOP TOW* HILL sonal Joke. Sometimes that sort of more mind to just what the occasion Is all about. Of OF RED BANK IDENTICAL WORSHIP SERVICES thing, the mixture of play-act- CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE ing and real, the getting and course, you know, maybe a 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. - Sermon by Dr. Webster - giving, tin: piled up packages little vaguely sometime iliat il "Jesus Chriut Has the Answers!" Special Christmas Eve Services and their suggestion of min- has to do with something that Chnr.lmnii fuillioiti.'i l)y Towor Hill Clioir cliifldoiJ by Hoboil Ivuy happened a long time ago in a 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Child car a provided gled greed and generosity, MONDAY, DEC. 25th Services ol Worship AT 6:30 P.M. Sermon: "A Rebirth of Wonder" ON CHRISTMAS EVE CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) Rollo Michael, speaking 7:30 -- Selections by Handbell Ringers commencing at BROAD CRT 35) AND SYCAMORE SHREWSBURY 7:00 7:00 p.m. DECEMBER 24 - AOVENIIV "Lessons and Carols" Sermonotle by Dr. Webster: "Tho Most Wondorlul Night (1:00a.in. Holy Eucharist ol the Year" fl.'iO B.m. Morning Prayer, enrols l>y CHRISTMAS DAY MESSAGE for the entire family AniMoinr, by Wnslminislur Choir rllroclod by llobail Ivay Monmoulh nogiomil Chorus PASTOR SHAW with Candlelighling Child euro providod 11,no™.in. Holy Euchndsl CHRISTMAS £VF. 11:00 - Solocllons by Handbell Ringers commencing at 7:00 pm. Family Cidivico Special Christmas Music 10:30 11:00 pm Canrilolloht Choiiil SOIVICR by Choirs and Herbert Burtis Serrnonette by Dr, Webster: ''The Moat Wonderful'Night 11-30 p m. Traditional Midnight M.iss "CHRISTMAS DAY i Erftimmncl of the Year" ALL ARE WELCOME Anihoms by Tower Hill Choir ciirociod by Rahnil Ivoy 9:30a.m Holy Euclmist Visitors aro Invilod to share our 271 st colobralion ol Christmas MEMORIAL PARKWAY AT 7th AVE , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I -I Tho Rev. Edward M. Story, Ifcclor Elonnor Llniey, Director ot Choirs The Daily Register, Red Baok-Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, December B, 1972 13 e Job of Joseph: Training Young Jesus for Manhood (Last of a Series) wh0 with gnarled, gristly hands and 'Mdrei with~Hm7 apprentice in the craft, subject be established.' special mandate as light-bearer Ancient nonscriptural ac- on dressing, on tying a sanoai, L GEORGE W.CORNELL a back of iron. He was a "nag- Although rarely noted, this to the world, its law and pro- was the to him. Throughout the years of qounts tell of Jesus' childhood at meals, for work, for thunder Istraining hard, Joseph gar," as his native Aramaic Powerful influence "Just as it is necessary to Jesus' growing up, he spent phets as commanded in scrip- problems and play, of his mold- and sun, on going to bed. All tongue called it, a builder and,from which Jesus drew his sin- feted the huge beam above feed one's son, so it is neces- most of his waking hours with ture: ing clay birds by a brook, of his existence was acclaimed sa- worker in wood, gularly trusting and intimate "These words ... shall be ima er sary to teach him a manual Joseph, learning to manage confour.ding teachers and Jo- cred. 5 head and lowered it into Out of his sweat, skill and 8 y °f God as "our Fa- upon your heart; and you shall ttier> a nu trade," the rabbis taught, and wood, to choose materials, to seph's defense of him, of his "Blessed art thou, 0 Lord, • notched pillars He was a care, he set the model of man- " an<* and phrasing Joseph followed that tradition calculate sizes and shapes, to teacli them diligently to your being falsely accused of push- our God, King of the universe iculsr, toil-toughened man hood for.Jesus, the young son Previously unheard of in thewith Jesus. mitre a joint, to dowel a table, children, and shall talk of them ing a playmate, Zeno, off a roof, who hast made thy world ... — Judaism of that day in referring to taper a wheelspoke to a hub. when you sit in your house, and of his breaking a water pitcher who has produced goodly creat- to the Almighty. • Iii the customs of that period, when you walk by the way, and The pair often went into the and once gettingg g his ear wrungg ures... who createst fragrang t a male son remained in the whep you lie down, and when For Jesus, that "father figi forests of sycamore, cypress by Joseph. But the two showed woods ... who givest food mother's care until the age of 5, you rise." ure" and its connotations of when the father took over the and firs to fetch raw timber, constant devotion to each other. who bestowest loving kindness great strength, dependability Joseph teaching the youth to The nub of these precepts, child's training, both religious- from which Jesus would often Their household hummed ... who hast made firm the and unwavering personal affec- ly and vocationally. The "car- wield an axe, to cut low to avoid day-long with benedictions. Ev- tion derived from the one who stump waste, how to govern the quote later, was in the great steps of man." penter's son," the villagers Shema, a prayer of com- ery action brought forth a bless- On the first Sabbath of his filled that earthly responsibility called Jesus. tree fall so it would drop in a ing of God for it, on awakening, for him and,,who reared him clearing and not damage other mitment spoken moming,i.a.nd ; Sec Jesus, Page 14 from boyhood, the carpenter The older man and youngster trees. night and contained rrasmall ; became steady partners, in toil ; and joiner of Nazareth, Joseph. Together they would; carry box of parchment attache/to and. private talk. Theirs was a the big logs back to Joseph's the doorpost of each ^Jewish EXPERT GUIDANCE IN SELECTING THE APPRECIATED GIFT He left a deep imprint. In the llong, close-knit comradeship, culture of that time, the father workshed to saw them into home. FOR YOUR FAVORITE STAMP & COIN COUECTOR. h-w „• u it J '• • -j • • • fashioned by the force of corn- "Hear, 0 Israel: The Lord held unchallenged sway over mpn. nece/sity t0 labor for slabs, dress them- and work MO MINERAL. SHE1U ANTIQUE BOTTLE COLLtCTOR his household, a patnarch provisioning their table. them, making carts,, chests, our God is one Lord,'' the words SHORESURQESTAND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF STAMPS, doors, buckets, yokes and wood- read. "And you shall love the PACKETS - COINS, ALBUMS, CATALOGS, FOLDERS, BOOKS, whose authority was unques- T •.-?.• ••„,. Lord your God with all, your AND ACCESSORIES - ALL ITEMS ALWAYS ON HAND - FRESH tionable, and who was respon- . Joseph, after lifting the wall en plowsharelh s tippetidd wit ith iiron. WM your God with all, your STOCK OF LATEST EDITIONS JUST RECEIVED sibl•• e for• 1 guiding his family. joisJosepht into ,place after, boosteliftingd th the ewal boyl "Father, how is this frame hheart t and wit ith alll your soul and d. "Train Up a/chil/ld in the wayy of 12 athwart it to hdil it fast,-braced?" The" questions and di- V'ith all youy r mind." he should go, and whan he is old instructing him on how to slant rections would flow to and fro Each day as Joseph and ALL STAMP ALBUMS he will not depart from it," the iron spikes. The heavy as they worked, the sawdust Jesus' left the house in Naza- & 1973 STAMP Scripture counseled Jewish fa- joists would support rafters to and shavings piling up beneath reth, they would touch the me- CATALOGS IN STOCK thers* And Joseph held firmly hold up a roof of clay. theii^ bare feet, "fand, niei'"in zuia containintii g ththat tvo w andd BY FOLLOWING PUBLISHERS: to the tenets of that bedrock "Unless the'Lord builds the awl." "Here, turn the crank then put their fingers to their faith. . . house, those who build it labor while I hold the drill." ' lips. .:". SCOTT -MINKUS He,was a poor,.rugged but in vain," went an old maxim of Their callused hands often Similar texts were inscribed resourceful man, a woodchip Joseph's heritage. But "an arti- were bruised and nicked from in small cases on leatheVbahds, HARRIS-WHITE ACE behind his ear as a sign of his san in his work need not defer blade or hammer, the phylacteries, which they* trade, a scarred leather apron to the greatest of doctors. A father's tutelage also in- wore tied about their heads and to their left hands at Sabbath EVERY COIN FOLDER COMPREHENSIVE STOCK OF tied across his waist. Beside Whatever your work, commit it stilled the son with the history BY U.S. COINS. STAMPS. him worked the young Jesus', an worship when Jesus and Joseph to the Lord, and your plan will and teachings of Judaism its WHITMAN-DELUXE « PLATE BLOCKS sat together in fringed coats. (Our Sptcltlly) Mary occupied a separate wom- ALL 1973 en's section. COIN CATALOGS "How goodly are thy: tents $.0$2.5*£00 Complete line of ... 0 Lord," they would sing as By WhHmin «nd Frtodbwg stamp packets of they set out for the village syna- gogue. GIVE GOLD COINS the world and by FOR THE COLLECTOR Individual Countries Occasionally, after the lifting OR AS JEWELRY of the scroll of scripture from the ark and bell-ringing proces- Slim. BoW-fHIiil. Md 14 Kt. sion with it, Joseph would be BoH Coin Mngj for All Mlnku»& White Ace summoned to the central desk, Coins In Stook 1972 Supplements the tebah, to read the day's Also Deliix* Coin Rings for U.8. now In stock lesson, while an admiring Jesus byWHrtrt" sat listening. Comprahtrulve Stock of ^ hope yoiir Christmas glows As a youth, Jesus also LARGEST STOCK OF READERS doubtlessly attended the syna- U.S. TypiPltcHMd Scared Mineral Tumbler* In Slock AND MAGNIflEJIS OF ALL TYPES with many happy hours spent gogue school, the "Bet Ha- 1 keneset," sitting cross-legged Foreign Coins 70 to 58.00 with family and friends. Sincere on a floor mat with other boys in a bare, rectangular room "Ov$r 2,OdO Sq. Ft Floor Spaet-SInc* Wi" thanks for'your kind patronage. decorated only with the Star of MONMOUTH STAMP & COIN SHOP David and the seven-branched 3> MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK 741-O8S6 ' menorah. The "chazzan" ALSO OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. TO DEC. 21RD. taught from a front bench. Illonmouth Oavings and JLoan ^Association, (formerly Red Baitk Saving) & Loan Association) RED BANK, Broad and Bergen FAIR HAVEN, 568 River Road MATAWAN TWP., Route 34 Saving* Accounts Insured to $20,000 by FSLIC There's Still Time To Join... 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Friday, December 22,1972 Suspect hi House Entry, Holdup Held of Jackson Township, who it HIGHLANDS - Four per- lice at 9:50 p.m. stating the south on Bay Ave. as one of alleged participant in the rob- 1 sons were held at gunpoint stereo set had been taken by the vehicles used in the rob- bery and subsequently is believed escaped with the last night as two robbers re- the two intruders. bery. charged. He is being held in stereo in the accompanying moved a stereo console from It is reported Mrs. Alexan- Capt. Brey said he and Pa- lieu of 110,000 bail. car. a home. One oT the intruders der knew who the two males trolman Eugene Ventimiglia Another occupant of the ve- Capt. Brey said Mr. Lipetz was captured later in Sea were and described a truck pursued the truck for "ap- hicle, Richard D. Donfro of may be carrying a .38 caliber Bright and an all-points alarm and car they used when flee- proximately one-half mile" Union City, was charged with revolver. was issued for the other. ing the scene. and were able to overtake it larceny of a motor vehicle, re- An unidentified local man is being questioned as a mate- Police Capt. Howard Bre/ Capt. Brey said while Pa- on Ocean Ave. in Sea Bright. portedly stolen from Mrs. Al- rial witness, Capt. Brey re- described the series of events trolman Edward Devereaux The driver of the truck, exander Wednesday night. He lated. as follows: was driving through the identified as William Piaggio, has been released in $500 bail. Mrs. Theadora Alexander, borough with the victim she 20, of 20 Central Ave., Farm- Meanwhile a warrant has Arraignment was scheduled of 50 Miller St., summoned po- identified a truck heading ingdale, was identified as an been issued for Berton Lipetz, for this morning. Lifts Meat Quotas To Curb Prices WASHINGTON (AP) - meat. President Nixon has sus- Only about 7 per cent of the pended meat import quotas meat on American markets for 1973 in an effort to stop the comes from foreign sources. rise in supermarket meat Shultz said this percentage CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY — An artist's conception of how The prices. likely would increase to 8 per "Hello" to our many friends and neighbors Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., Treasury Secretary George cent because of the suspen- will appear after construction is complete on the new entrance to the 66- P. Shultz, who announced the • sion. who have done much year old domed structure. Work recently begun on the portico marks the decision yesterday, cautioned The total supply of meat final phase of the current building program at the international headquar- that consumers should not ex- available in America is ex- to make the ters of the denomination. pect a reduction in meat pected to increase by 3 per prices. cent, with much of the in- past year a He said the action hopefully crease coming from domestic will halt the current rise and production, he said. memorable one stabilize the price. Shultz declined to comment Christian Science Center The nation has been oper- on whether other steps would K-, forus, we ating without import quotas be taken to halt a rise in : since July when Nixon re- prices. thank you Is Getting a New Portico moved the quotas then in ef- fect. Shultz said some coun- most heartily. tries, notably Australia, re- Jury OKs BOSTON, Mass. - Con- accentuated by a new land- 26-story administration build- sponded to the July action by struction is under way on a scaped area featuring lawn ing, a Sunday School building shipping larger quantities of new phase of the international and trees. (also used for church confer- $280,000 headquarters of the Christian Needed facilities provided ences), the five-story church Science denomination. by the new entrance or por- colonnade building which will Pre-Dawn For Land Mrs. Joycelyn Midose, the tico will include more space in house television and film stu- assistant committee on publi- the vestibule and two large dios, a 700-foot reflecting pool, FREEHOLD — A jury yes- cation for Red Bank, N.J., re- elevators to take visitors to and a 550-car underground ga- Drug Raid terday awarded $280,000 to a ported that a new entrance the auditorium and first two rage. Freehold woman for 7.33 designed by I. M. Pel & Part- balconies, The new construc- acres of land off Rt. 537, Free- The new portico features In- Nabs 15 hold Township, needed by the ners, (architects, is being tion is expected to take 2'^ MADISON TOWNSHIP - diana limestone columns, state for the Rt. 33 Freeway added to The Mother Church, years to complete. Fifteen persons including a turned and carved to match (the Freehold Bypass). The First Church of Christ, juvenile were apprehended in An unusual aspect of the de- the original detail of The The verdict was in favor of Scientist, here. a pre-dawn raid yesterday velopment is that the new en- Mother Church Extension. Miss Martha II. Zoll, 302 W. "More than 100,000 people trance, like the rest of the and charged with possession Main St., Freehold, and from many lands come to the center, is being paid for Space nnedod for the new and sale of narcotics. against the state Commission- Christian Science Center ev- through wholly voluntary con- phase of the development will Police Chief Charles Boyce er of Transportation. ery year, and the new open tributions from branch be provided in the removal reports that police from six It was $166,300 more than approach and central en- churches, members, and next spring of the old adminis- municipalities including East the state's offer of 1113,700 in trance will make it easier for friends, Mrs. Midose said, not- tration building and an adja- Brunswick, Sayreville, South 1971. A condemnation com- people to visit The Mother ing that there are 72 branches cent block-long set of build- Amboy, South River and mission awarded $195,000 to Church," Mrs. Midose said. of The Mother Church in New ings owned by the church for Spotswood, armed with 80 ar- Miss Zoll last may, but both Jersey. more than 40 years. rest warrants, took part in the she and the state appealed. Back Bay massive sweep "in an effort Courtland T. Babcock 2nd, Rising 224 feet above Bos-. Design Challenge Across the street from the to curb the sale of controlled represented the state for the ton's Back Bay, the domed new entrance is a new 508-unit dangerous substances." One challenge in designing attorney general's office and Extension of The Mother apartment complex built by the Christian Science Center A quantity of narcotics in- Robert V..Carton of New Church has been a landmark private developers, on land was to blend fully modern fa- cluding marijuana, cocaine Shrewsbury represented Miss in the city tor the past 66 cilities with the historic made available by the church. and heroin, were seized by the 10 Offices in Monmouth County years, Zoll. church edifices and other raiding teams. On the perimeter of the devel- Chief Boyce said narcotics The relationship between existing buildings. opment some 883 units of low- were allegedly sold to a police the church and The Christian The architectural plan is and-moderate-rental housing undercover agent over the Science Publishing Society, said to convey both the vigor are proposed to meet neigh- home of The Christian Sci- past six months and "the and stability of Ihe young borhood needs. 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Office Is deco- rated In various themes year-round, but Christ- red bank, n. j. .mas season brings out most elaborate decora- tions. e a Tte PaUy Register, Bed Baak-MMiltetown, jfX Friday, December ». Wl U serving as postmaster. ness on the side. ' master position in 1959, repl- (Customers even get the "The number of post- "One third of the post- acing her husband, Clifford personal service of hand-can- mistresses is declining," Mrs. masters in the state are wom- Cooper, the office changed celled, letters in these days of Cooper explained. "It used to en now," she continued. "A from being a third-class office .automation)! be a poorly paid job. A man few yearsvago it was easily to the present second-class It. is becoming more and couldn't make a living at it. onehalf." status "because our receipts more unusual to find a woman He had to have another busi- Since she assumed the post- took quite a jump," Mrs. Cooper explained. fen years after she became postmistress, Mrs. Cooper's Tq Our Customers: office received an outstanding performance award. On January 5,1973 our Red Bank Business Office at 50 English Mrs. Cooper is active in a Plaza will be closed and records kept there will be transferred to 6th-" variety of job-related organi- zations. She serves as presi- er locations. Customerrecords for the Long Branch-Eatontown area dent and secretary of the will be transferred to. our, off ice at 601 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, Monmouth-Ocean Counties New Jersey. All other customer records will be transferred to our of- Postmasters Association, and fice at 62 West Front Street, Keyport, New Jersey. has held committee offices in • the state Postmasters Associ- ation. She was the hospitality com- For your convenience we have arranged with the following es- • mltteewoman for state and national postmasters' con- tablishments in these general areas to collect gas bill payments: ventions several years, and has not missed a single state or national convention since FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK becoming postmistress. < 568 River Road, Fair Haven, N.J. Locally, Mrs. Cooper was a 150 Broad Street, Red Bank, N.J. founder of the Navesink Fire Company Ladles Auxiliary. COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK She is a past president of the Prospect Avenue, Little Silver auxiliary, to the Navesink 53 Broad Street, Red Bank Hook and Ladder Company. 303 Broad Street, Red Bank ' She also serves on the 177 Broadway, Long Branch boards of trustees of Navesink Library and the Navesink UNITED COUNTIES TRUST COMPANY h Methodist Church, and is a .:,., Corner Kings Highway & Mountain Hill Road, Middletown former church treasurer. ' " CENTRAL JERSEY BANK & TRUST COMPANY -v ,... 49 West River Road, Rumson Townhouse •{• i Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury tovj setting makes home the place 1095 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright for every heart during the Christmas season. 91 Broad Street, Eatontown Application 577 Broadway, Long Branch NEW JERSEY NATIONAL BANK Withdrawn FREDD. WIKOFFCO. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 346 QceanportAvenue, Oceanport t MINIATURE VILLAGE,- Many youngsters be- l — The Zoning Board of Ad- 236 MAPLE AVENUE • - 174 Broadway, Long Branch come enthralled with flny village and train set ''••;'' 167 Locust Avenue, West Long Branch justment has accepted the withdrawal without prejudice erected by Mrs. Thelma C. Cooper, postmaster in RED BANK 741-0554 f' SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of an application for a town- Navesink post office, under Christmas tree. Mrs. house complex on Highlands Cooper undertakes annual decoration of tiny post •H, i 600 Broadway, Long Branch • office od|acent to Country Store. Ave. ' "".•• Advertise in The Register LONG BRANCH SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Allen J. Tracy, a former 169 Broadway/long Branch, , borough councilman,, had sub- •7 i mitted the application for the Tensions controversial 80-apartment complex in November. The If you have any questions regarding your account or gas ser- • May Harm first hearing on the appli- 58 BROAD ST., RED BANK vice, please call us at any time. After January 5,1973 our telephone cation was postponed to number will be 774-2424 for Long Branch-Eatontown area custom-. Wednesday night after Mr. One's Teeth ers. For all other customers, our telephone number will remain the Tracy was reported by his JERSEY CITY - If you're same, 741-5460. lawyer "incapacitated and in the strong, silent type who bed on his doctor's orders." holds everything in, you could A series of three hearings be damaging your teeth. Very truly yours, were held last summer on an Arthur Grieder, professor of • NEW-JERSEY NATURAL GAS earlier application by Mr. Prosthodontics at the College COMPANY Tracy for 100 townhouse con- of Medicine and Dentistry of .••>••.:• ' J.C.O'KEEFE dominiums on the 13-acre New Jersey-New Jersey Den- tal School, described the rela- District Manager tract off Highlands and Sears Aves. before the application tionship between inner ten- was denied. sions and dental disease in a paper entitled "The Psy- chological Aspect^ of Prostho- dontics," presented at the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics. "As man tries to actualize his full potential, he meets with conflicts and frustrations which In turn cause stress," Dr. Grieder said. "A specific result of stress in many cases is bruxism-a clenching or grinding of the teeth which is usually done unconslously." Dr. Grieder pointed out that bruxism is a contributing fac- .tor to periodonta! disease and temporomandlblar joint dys- function, causing both oral disease and headaches. PROTEIN 2i "The most interesting as- pect is that there seems to be HAIR SPRAY a specific type of personality most prone to this problem," « REG.. EXTRA HOLD Dr. Grieder explained "The 0 problem most often develops [}1 in a patient who presents a fa- •£ cade of strength while- inter- 13 nallzing stress. Bruxism is of-. ~" ton the result of a subconc'ious or unconclous conflict be- tween aggression and depend- ency." -113 According to Dr. Grieder, bruxism and the problems it creates can be teated. A spe- EDGE HIGH SEAS CEPACOLI cial orthopedic device is con- SHAVE CREAM AFTER SHAVE LOTION LOZENGES 24's 13 structed for the patient which Gil REG., MENTHOL, LIME AND straightens out his bite and 7 or CONDITIONER LI ' stops the damaging erfecls of B bruxism. B 13 Dr. Grieder, who earned his $149 B dental degree at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania Dental B i: IHay sleighbells. laughter School, has published two B 97 1 55 books, "Applied Psychology in Dentistry" and "1'eriodontal -L: and the splendor Prosthesis, both of which LJ were coauthorai by Dr. Wil- IE liam H. Cinotti, professor of L] of a snowy countryside prosthodontics at the NewLI L: Jersey Dental School. BRECK. BRECK BASIC B A member of the American LI DANDRUFF SHAMPOO College of Dentistry ami Hie TEXTURIZINO B bring you happy joys and 0 6 oi, CONDITIONER International College of Den- SHAMPOO 4 or. B tistry, Dr. Grieder resides In 0 9 01. B a memorable Christinas. Hldgcwood with his wife, it*- 0 $139 erla, and three children. LI IF&F Declares 1 $169 B Stock Dividend 0 NEW YOHK - The direc- Bm tors of International Flavors 1 & Fragrances Inc. have de- 'B ALBERTO clared a 1.5 per cent stock EVERYNIGHT dividend, as well ;is a quarter- B SHAMPOO BALSAM ly cash dividend of 10.8 cents HEflBAl, RAINWATER per share on the common DALSAM. $129 RINSE $129 CONDITIONER The Staff and Management of slock of the corporation. B LEMON $119 8 or 4oi. The stock dividend will I* 8 oi, 1 Bu 1 paid Feb. 14. I'm, to holders I of record Dec. 27, The cash MOnniSTOWN, 26 NO, PARK AVENUE UNION, 102B8TUYVESANTAVE. HACKENSACK, 630 MAIN STREET dividend will lie paid ,1,'in. II), B RED DANK, 58 BROAD STREET THE DAILY REGISTER BLOOMFIELD, 23 OROAO ST. ORANGE. 301 MAIN STREET to holders of record Dec, 27,B 80MERVILLE 03 MAIN STREET BEHQENFIELD, 40 8. WASHINGTON AVE. and represents an increase of 4 per cent over the previous B NifinrihfUvi ihmtM.. ?S, W>? ~ WneiMM ItvftiQhl To (./mtffjw quarterly rate, The Duly Register, Bed Bank-Mlketowtt, N.I. Friday, December 22, W72 Elderly Need Our Lov# and lived alone; and unless he By DR. JAMES M. LONG was seen about he was simply not known to Ms neighbors. He Cllini The holiday season is a time kept to himself, and it was ' J for all of us to consider and, natural that his neighbors hopefully, appreciate our good tried to respect his wish for fortune. This appreciation privacy; or perhaps they were help may have been dis- elderly neighbor is the aware- should include our personal too busy with their own fami- sipated along with his' own mess that if he is hospitalized good heath and the love of our lies and did not have the time perception about himself or or away someone is going to family and friends. to get to know him. the conditions in which he watch over his home or pos- Yet, with all the joy and It wasn't until after Mr. J's lives. Many older people de- sibly care for his pets. good wil! that exists at this fall and his hospitalization velop a mistrust of outsiders What each of us can do is particular time, there are that pieces of his existence simply because they are fear- endless. Maybe, in our New many individuals who are were put together. Mr. J. was ful that their desires may be Year's Resolutions, a com- alone in our populated com-, a proud man and he had re- ignored. Sometimes, the mis- mitment to others might be muni ties. One group in need fused to acknowledge the loss trust is a reaction to previous) high on the list. are the senior citizens who of his vision. As a result, he efforts by others to exert in- lack a strong voice — or bet- did not shop for his groceries fluence and control. Certainly ter still — a strong action and he became under- mistrust is caused by an in- group who could oppose the nourished. creased sense of vulnerability conditions which adversely af- The crisis in his life stirred by the older person. fect the elderly. Sometimes more interest and attention One of the public's sins of Register Staff Photoi by Don Lordl the older person may have than his former life of isola- omission is the failure to rec- outlived the prolectlveness of ONE PLUS ONE EQUAL TWINS — That's a lesson many Holmdel Village tion. ognize that the elderly person School children are learning now that their regular school crossing guard others, or, possibly, he may Many will say that the issue simply wants someone to talk have tried their patience so with, Mrs. Bruce Phlllip> at left In both pictures, has enlisted the aid of her twin involved was not Mr. J's se- ,Mrs. T/iomas Durdack, to assist while road construction work is in prog- severely that they have physi- clusion, but, more important, What can be done in each cally and emotionally ex- ress at the [uncture of Newman Springs and Holmdel-Mlddletown Roads. his right of self determination. neighborhood? If each adult The 'traffic stoppers' are the wives of Holmdel Township Police Chief cluded him from their It is the philosophy which decided to look around, he thoughts. Without someone's maintains that each man has would see many in need of Phillips and Patrolman Durdack and the mothers, respectively, of three concern, what will happen to the right to will his own death, friendliness. Parents could en- and four children. The young women, who report more than a few startled the lonely ones? even when the right may run courage their children to visit glances from passing motorists, are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. The following situation illus- counter to other's values. their elderly neighbors. It is George W. Ryser of Little Silver. , trates the extent a person will There is another reason not surprising that the elderly go to conceal a physical dis- why the aged person fails to want contact with the younger ability that could happen to make known his need or tries generation. Another thing Linzmayers Mark Anniversary many of us. Mr. J. was retired to seek help; his will to seek which is appreciated by the LITTLE SILVER - Mr. Frank Linzmayer, a soph- Among those attending the and Mrs. Frank Linzmayer omore at Monmouth College, party were Mr. and Mrs. Jr., 274 White Road, were and their son-in-law and Charles Papon, Mr. and Mrs. feted at a surprise 25th anni- William Pennington, and Su- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jonn versary party, Dec. 2 here in B. Youmans. Mrs. Youmans is san, Mary Beth, aid the home of Mrs, Linzmayer's a teacher in Oceanport. Christopher McNeil, here; brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Bertha McNeil, Miss Ann Absentee Cook and Mrs. John McNeil, 81 The honored couple were Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. Step- Northvale Ave. married Dec. 8, 1947 in St. hen Horwath, Mrs. Lois Gry- The party was given by the James rectory, Bed Bank, by son, Mrs. Ann Jacoby, Mrs. McNeils, the celebrants' son the Rev. Joseph Sheehan. W. Harry Pennington Sr., Mrs. James Acerra and Miss By BARBARA GIBBONS asr' SKs Rose Marie Acerra, Red Bank; Mrs. Edward-. A nice hot dinner after a Book Royalties to Aid McFeeley, Lincroft; Mr. and hard day at the office is some- The Slim Gourmet Mrs. William Newman and thing most husbands take for Children Worldwide David and Nancy Lee New- granted but what about work- world becomes an "endangered A book of photographs man, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. ing wives? If you've been chopped, and 1 teaspoon dil- species," is the message. with a super low, 200-degree, of children that focuses on Floyd Braney, Ocean Town- "liberated" into the 9-to-5 rou- lweed — 295 calories per 1 allover heat. Whether you use them as "human PPOIOPV ' Royalties from the book com- ship; Mr. and Mrs. James tine, you deserve to find din- your oven or an electric appli- serving. mem as human-ecology pi|ed'by Winston G. Potter and — the conservation of human Brany, Hazlet; Mr. and Mrs. ner ready and waiting, too. ance, super slow cooking Italian style: Add one cup th t f h kent Garland Burtt will be paid beings — is based upon the Joseph Linzmayer, Point You can do it with our Slim really doesn't take as much plain tomato sauce and one to the federation and through Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. Gourmet all day pot roast; it fuel as you might think . . . teaspoon oregano or Italian Origins of Famous Carols the Children Federation of Nor James Dempsey of Brooklyn, makes itself while the cook's unless you're a fidgety pot seasonings. Omit potatoes and pro- walk, Conn. In its 40th year, the N.Y. away! watcher who keeps lifting (he carrots — 235 calories per Christmas carols were first One of the world's best-known grams throughout the world. sung in 13th century Italy. carols, "Silent Night, Holy nonprofit agency in the field of It's done with the super lid or opening the door. serving. child sponsorship emphasizes They were then taken to Night," was written by Pastor slow method of cookery, a Because the temperature is that the book is not on war, Spain, France, Germany and new-old technique that's had a below boiling, none of the Joseph Mohr of Oberndorf, famine or despair but stresses (Oriental Chicken, French finally to England by wander- Austria on Christmas Eve, revival of interest lately. moisture evaporates. The Chicken in Wine, Chicken the common humanity and The advantages to the work- meat won't shrink and the ing musicians who sang be- 1818. The melody was com- common needs of the world's Make A Date Cacclatore - for.these and ing wife are obvious: she can vegetables won't turn shape- tween the acts of miracle posed that same evening by children through 128 pages of other sllmmed-down favorites plays. One of the earliest Eng- Franz Gruber, an organist A paid directory of coming events for non-prom organiza- put dinner on in the morning less and mushy. Nutritional send a stamped, self-ad- pictures. If children fail, the and be greeted by the savory values are maintained along lish carols is "God Rest Ye. and schoolmaster. Carols tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1 00 each addi- dressed envelope and 25 cents tional line; $3.00 for two days, $125 each additional line; aroma of a perfectly cooked with the flavor. Merry, Gentlemen," which written in the United States, CHRISTMAS MYTH to SLIM GOURMET CHICK- dates back to the 1500's. include "O Little Town of $5.00. for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 meal at day's end. If she gets LAZY ALLDAY POT ROAST EN WITH A FOREIGN A Pennsylvania Dutch leg- "While Shepherds Watched Bethlehem" (1868), "We for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, caught up In the commuter 3 pounds boneless round of FLAIR, in care of this news- end says that water in wells Their Flocks By Night" was Three Kings of Orient Are". $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- crush, no matter... the super beef, trimmed of all fat paper, 50 West Shore Trail, and fountains turns into wine written in 1703 and set to a (1863) and "It Came Upon a cation. Ca.ll The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Dat< slow temperatures won't mind 8 or 7 carrots, fresh or frozen Sparta, N.J. 07871.) at Christmas. Secretary. an extra hour or so. 2 potatoes tune from a Handel opera. Midnight Clear," But super slow cooking has 2 onions DECEMBER 15 THRU DECEMBER 24 another advantage that's of- y2 cup water, beef bouillon or "Christmas Tree Sale!" Large selection moderately ten overlooked . . . it's Ideal red wine priced. Northside Fire Co. Newman Springs Rd. (adjacent for the least fattening cuts of garlic salt and pepper bank) New Shrewsbury. Weekdays 4-9, Sat/Sun. 9-9. meat, the ones that are also Scrape the carrots and cut lowest in cholesterol. Since in three-inch lengths. Peel the many of the less expensive potatoes and onions; cut in DECEMBERS cuts are in this category, slow quarters. Put half of the vege- The Barn Theatre "Christmas Musical" for all ages. simmer cooking is pennywlsc tables in the bottom of the Sat., Dec. 23, 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Santa Claus will appear as well aspoundwlse! pot. Season the meat with with "goodies!" Tickets$1. Reservations: 741-8323. The ideal way to slow cook garlic salt and pepper. Add all a pot roast dinner is in your remaining ingredients and DECEMBER 28 oven, in a heavy covered pot cover tightly, (Don't choose "The Ugly Dachshund," — Walt Disney technicolor or casserole, with the tem- an oversize pot; it should be movie. Thurs. Dec. 28, 4 to 6 p.m. Congregation B'nai Is- perature set very low: 200 de- at least two-thirds full when rael, Hance and Ridge Eds., Rumson. Admission: 75c. grees. This way the heat is all ingredients arc added,) Set evenly distributed on all sides on the middle rack in the cen- DECEMBER 31 of the cooking vessel. (With ter of your oven, Set the heat Century '21', "New Year's Eve Open House Smorgas- top-of-the-range cooking the at 200 degrees and forget it. bord," Holiday Inn, Itte 36, W. Long Branch. Sun. 9 p.m. heat comes only from the bot- Dinner will be ready in eight Music by Art Major Trio. Door prizes! Guaranteed good tom. And the uneven heat is to 10 hours. Use a bulb-type time for ail! For information call 842-2212 or 741-0418. Spe- difficult to control and can baster to strain any fat before cial overnight accommodations available. "C'mon Down!" lead to scorching.) serving. The revival of slow cooking Makes eight servings, 2«8 has also prompted appliance, calories each. manufacturers to produce (icrman style: Add three or electric stoneware cookers four medium dill pickles, HOLIDAY CHEER — Youth Group members of the Monmouth County Association for Retarded Children, Including from left Cindy Sherman, MECHANICS Rumson, president; Katie Swan, New Monmouth, vice president; Miss Donna Garbarino, Hazlet, a TOY CENTER Youth Group adviser, and Rachel Schllsserman, Asbury Park, secretary/ traveled to New York's Wlllowbrook Hospital, Sunday, to bring a bit of holiday cheer to severelyQretarded patients there. Twenty-four teenagers piafticlpated In entertain- ing patients with music and singing and dis- 10 all nur loyal tributing baked goods made by themselves and friends members of the Monmouth Auxiliary for Retarded tind custotnern. Children. Thank you for your patronage and we look forward lo serving you in 1973. ADD A LITTLE ZEST TO YOUR NEW YEAR'S Thanh You, | Breakfast with Santa Glaus % EVE PARTY... Gail and Sid MARK IT BLACK TIE! and the staff. Ann • Diivt! • Eunice • Kiiy • Lulu I Saturday & Sunday Morning I :i • .Susan LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP COMPLETE IN STOCK SERVICE # December 23 & 24th I WITH 30 DIFFERENT STYLES TO f 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. # CHOOSE FROM. f Buxton's Country Restaurant # BOOTERY AND CHILDREN'S WEAR «f 431 Broad Street # LOVE LANE LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER ~j[ Shrewsbury ** W» will b» opan dally 'HI 9:00 p.m. TUXEDO SHOP 741-0078 RED BANK 132 Broad St. 741-5263 Rod Bank 23 W. FRONT ST. 741-2251 The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MMdletown, N.J. Friday, December 2* 1972 21 i| Seif-Pity, Go Take a Walk DEAR ANN LANDERS ****** essarily so. The chances of re- meant for you, her rightful Friend bait without falling hook, line self on dates. Send 35c in coin This letter is for the woman versing a vasectomy, are very owner. She is dead now. Do Dear Pal: Thanks for a and sinker. Ann Landers' along with a long, stamped, who signed herself "A Loser poor. Any man who considers you still believe you did the most graphic version of some- booklet, "Dating Do's andself-addressed envelope and She said, "Old people can go Ann Landers this surgical procedure should humane thing by driving her thing that happens too often. Don'ts," will help you be your request to this news- to a home. Sick people can goL view his sterility as per- to the country? — New Jersey Discover how to be date more poised and sure of your- paper to a hospital. Drug addicts yourself?—It Works there is a law that can force manent. can go to a treatment center. Dear It Thanks for some DEAR ANN LANDERS: But where do unwanted wives this marriage if both parents common sense advice. The are in favor of it. — Niagara Please print this letter for go?" Well, I can tell her. trouble is, too many people people who drive unwanted After making sure your Falls Trouble would rather sit around and Dear N.G.: There is no such cats to the country and drop; house is clean, the meals are feel sorry for themselves. them off, thinking some kind prepared, the washing and law, and even if there were, DEAR ANN LANDERS: why in the world would your farmer will take them in. It • ironing and mending is done Our daughter who just turned was clipped from a pet maga- — go take a nice, long walk. husband want his daughter to 16 is four months pregnant. 1 get stuck with a rat? zine and it really opened my Enjoy the beauties of nature. noticed Nancy was gettin eyes. Thanks. Ann. — My advice is to contact a Get some exercise. Then go heavy and asked her several Chessie's Pal home for unwed mother. The drink several galsses of wa- times if she had anything to Booth Memorial Home for Un- Dear Aminal Lover: I want ter. You'll eat less and it will tell me. She said no, so I took wed Mothers is in Buffalo. to tell you what happened to help to keep yWr weight her word for it. your eat after you dropped down. \ Your daughter does not sound The father of Nancy's child her off. Go to the library and learn as if she is ready for mother- is a terrible kid who is only 17 hood. The baby deserves a The first two days she something. There are thou- and has been sneaking around stayed right where she was, sands of books there about better break. These days with her although my husband adopted children are very waiting for you to come back. subjects you've never heard has told him repeatedly to Then hunger drove her on, in of. And it's free. Go look hard to come by and thou- stay off our property. sands of eager couples are search of food and shelter. By around your neighborhood The boy's parents are de- that time she ate anything she and see if there's a tired waiting to give a child a lov- cent people but they never ing home. could find — things that were mother with a house full of could manage this boy. He rotten and wormy. Dogs kids who would just love an has two older brothers who DEAR ANN: I married a chased her. She was nearly afternoon a week off. Go to are fine. No trouble. Nancy man who had a vasectomy be- hit by passing cars. Exposure church. God will listen to you wants to get married and fore I met him. He had had a to freezing nights almost kil- anytime. Go to the nearest keep the baby. The boy says previous marriage and led her, but your cat is tough. children's hospital and ask if he will marry her if he has to thought he would never want I found her today. She was they'd like someone to read to but he has one more year of any more children. He said beside my mailbox. She the children. Go to a veteran's high school and would rather the doctor gave him complete couldn't see me because her 'hospital. There are lonesome not. Also he says he has an- assurance that the operation eyes were pasted shut with in- men in there who need some- other girl in Buffalo he likes is reversible. Is it? I want a fection. Everybone showed one to write letters for them, and she might be pregnant. family. — L.A,. through her dirty hide. She or do errands. He isn't sure. Dear L.A.: Some men think couldn't eat because her There are so many places My husband is fit to be tied. having a vasectomy means stomach was already dis- you can go — if you really He says this rat is going to never having to say you're tended with worms. Too weak want to. Or would you rather marry Nancy — no ifs, ands sorry. But your husband's to stand, she made a little SEASONAL GIVING — Social service pro|ects of ardo, social service chairman; Mrs. Theodore sit around feeling sorry for or buts. He. wants to know if case proves that it ain't nec- mewing sound, but it was Woman's Club of Little Silver Include distribution Simpson, Red Bank; and Mrs. Rupert Gause, of gifts to area nursing homes, Salvation Army, Little Silver, co-chairman, wrap Christmas gifts N.J. Bureau of Children's Service and local fami- for delivery to.Bayvlew Nursing Home, Noveslnk. lies. Here, from left, Mrs. Roberl Colleran, Leon- Pattern Demonstration Set EATONTOWN - Miss In addition, the Simplicity DANCE Kathlyn Vick, fashion stylist stylist will provide a complete GLASSES of Simplicity Patterns, will' let of basic-fitting dresses • Acrobatic • QymnMtlc give a demonstration and lec> Which the customer can try on • ture entitled "Know Your to determine correct pattern • Balance Beam Correct Pattern Size" at size, . Bamberger's store here Jan. When not traveling for Sim- 26 and 27. plicity Pattern Co., Miss Vick Miss Kornek miss Keese Miss Yuttal Miss Watczak Miss Nelson Miss Vick will demonstrate makes her home in Minot, how to correctly measure for N.D. She received her Bach- a pattern, based on both fig- elor of Science Degree in ure type and actual body mea- home economics from North • Jau surements. She will appear in Dakota State University, • Twirling Engagements Announced the store's fabric department where her major field of in- SPECIAL CLASSES from II a.m. to 4 p.m. each terest was clothing and tex- For2and3yr.Oldi Wheeler-Yuttal Moser-Kornek day. tiles. DENTON, Tex. - Mr. and and Texas Women's Univer- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Middletown Township High According to a Simplicity Rmglitmr Howl Mrs. Herbert Yuttal of this, sity, DenUnu where she stud- — Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. School, Grice-Nelson spokesman, more than 45 mil- ALL AC1E8INCL TEENS ' .place announce the engage- ied interior design. Kornek, 209 Valley Drive an- Miss Kornek attended MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and lion girls and women today and ADULTS ment of their daughter, Miss Mr. Wheeler, a graduate of nounce the engagement of Brookdale Community Col- Expert Instruction Mrs. Charles R. Nelson, M are sewing their own clothes. RtawnableRalet Kelly Ann Yuttal, to 2nd Lt. Red Bank High School, re- their daughter, Miss Kristy lege, Lincroft, and is em- Stephenville Blvd. here, an- Peyton Wheeler 3d, U.S. Air ceived, a Bachelor of Science Marie Kornek, to Ralph Mi- ployed at Ft. Monmouth. nounce the engagement of AUTHOR'S GIFT Force, son of Mr. and Mrs. degree in industrial arts at chael Moser, son of Mr. and Mr. Moser served with the their daughter, Miss Jeanne The 19th century author Mrs. Ralph W. Moser, 6 Fair- IEAHMAUER Peyton Wheeler Jr., 167 Pros- North Texas State University, U.S. Army for four years Ellen Nelson, to Paul Eugene Robert Louis.Stevenson, who SCHCtoL OF DANCE pect Ave., Red Bank, N.J. Denton. He was commis- view Drive, Middletown. and also is employed at Ft. Grice of Maryville, Tenn. He wrote "Treasure Island," was bom on Nov. 13 but made a Miss Kathlyn Vick 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK Miss Yuttal, a graduate of sioned a second lieutenant ir Monmouth. is the son of Mrs. Nancy Ri- Pattern Stylist 747-9552 Yale High School, Miami, the Air Force in the Reserve Both the bride-elect and her A September wedding is ciglinano of Brick Township gift of his birthday to a little Fla., attended Cooke County Officers Training Corps. He is finance were graduated from planned. and H.G. Grice of Whitehall, girl born on Christmas Day. Junior College, Gainsville, a member of Alpha Phi Ome- Pa. ' , Stevenson officially ex- ga and the Arnold Air Society Johanson-Walczak The bride-elect is a gradu- changed his birthdate for that CONGRATULATIONS lie is stationed at Laughlin HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut Ridge Road, Holm- ate of Middletown Township of Annie H. Ide on Dec. 25, so Air Force Base, Del Rio, for that she could have "two joy- All Day Kindergarten TO Stanley A. Walczak, 15 Linda del. High School and the Mandl pilot training. Place announce the engage- The bride-elect is a senior School for Dental Assisting. ous celebrations a year, with 9-3:30, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY JA YNE DOBROWALSKI a proper birthday and a mer- A June wedding is planned. ment of their daughter, Miss at William Paterson College, She also attended Maryville STARTING JAN. 3rd "BEST IN SHOW" Isabel A. Walczak, to Jeffrey Wayne, majoring in special College and is employed as a ry Christmas." TALENT SHOWCASE Riley-Reese J. Johanson, son of Mr. and education. dental assistant in Ilazlet, READING READYNESS* MATH Ofcun Township JuyCccs Mrs. William Johanson, 5 Mr. Johanson, a graduate of Mr, Grice, a graduate of INSTALLATION EATONTOWN - Mr. and Rutgers University, New Rahway High School, re- MATAWAN - New mem- ARTS & CRAFTS-SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. William J. Reese, 365 Brunswick, is a computer pro- ceived a Bachelor of Arts de- bers of the Matawan Junior Small Classes - State Approved Meadowbrook Ave. announce Christmas grammer for Prudential Life gree in education from Mary- Woman's Club were installed Transportation Available the engagement of their Insurance Co. ville College. He is a teacher at a Christmas dinner in the 108 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK daughter, Miss Sally J. Reese, An August wedding is in the Blount County (Tenn.) American Hotel, Freehold. CALL 741-3307 to Steven C. Riley, son of Mrs. Marks 50th planned school system. Flossie Hoke and Ralph Riley, ^ both of Tacoma, Wash. Anniversary The bride-elect was gradu- SHREWSBURY - Mr. and ated from Monmouth Region- Mrs. Robert H Disbrow, 34 al High School, New Shrews- FORGOTTEN SOMEONE? Borden St. here, who have bury. She is employed at Bell been active in area commu- Laboratories, Holmdel. nity organizations for u num- Her fiance, a graduate of ber of years, will celebrate Washington High School in their 50th wedding anniver- Tacoma, serves in the U.S. sary with open-house festi- Army. He is stationed at Ft. vities on Christmas Day. Eustls, Va. They were married Dec. 25, 1922 in Christ Church, Toms An April wedding is River, and were attended by planned. Mr. and Mrs. H.R. McKelvey. Mrs. Disbrow is past presi- dent of the womans club of I nini her li'iichcr BATACA! Red Bank, the Women's Guild Dorothy Toluiul I'ons of Christ Church here, the Ev- for your last minute shopping... ^. ami all licr Iriciiils ergreens, and the Shrewsbury ill Ihc Community Club. She is also a THIS IS WHERE IT'S AT... $ GREAT FOR member of the Order of East- DOROTHY PARTIES ern Star. Red Bank Chapter TOLA IN I) 70, and the Past Presidents Club of the Red Bank Wom- DANCK Shop at the Top an's Club. ^_ KINKEL'S ' Mr. Disbrow is a "former STUDIO vestryman of Christ Church of HOUSE ON MONMOUTH ST. 201 K. ttvrp-n PI. Shrewsbury, a former scout CO-ORDINATED SPOBTSWEAR RED BANK 842-4411 it..,I Itimlt 711-2208 master of Boy Scout Troop 50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Disbrow PANTS • TROUSEHS • PAUZZOS • DRESSES here, and he served four times as president of the PANT SUITS •BLOUSES •SWEATERS 493-4022 Shrewsbury Community FASHION TOPS • LONG SKIRTS • LINGERIE 2113Rt. 35, OAKHURSf Club. He also is a member of LIBBIE'S COUNTRY STORE COATS • JEANS • SCARVES • GLOVES T FREC- the Mystic Brotherhood ESTIMATES • DESIGN A&FM Masons and Valley of MEN'S FURNISHINGS«»ETC... DRAWINGS Trenton Consistory. He was VISIT fACTORY* SHOWROOM employed at The Daily Regis- FOR DYNAMIC SAVINGS ON »J Dolly, III fat. ter for 37 years. «•» WtH * Frl. Antiques NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FAMOUS FASHIONS o CHRISTMAS GIVING MATAWAN - The Dante Everything for KITCHENS ARE BETTER AT KM Aleghieri Society will present Early Hare are 3 Raaaona... Christmas gift donations to the Seabrook Nursing Home 44 APPLE STREET NEW SHREWSBURY! e Carved Solid Wood Core In Keyport and to a needy Home D«piy Sculptured Dtttgn family in the community. Wel- e Hand Rubbed Oil Finlihea 842-2727 comed as new society menv erlng Oul Onki'i NMUrd Btnity 842-6840 bcrs were Mrs, Thomas Musu- Open Dally; 9:30-9:00; Saturday 9:30-5:30 • All-Vinyl Interiore Inc. Shelve* VratKtf Alifcwi Quit. lUIni • Wl»«« Ct»«n meri, Mrs. James Frangella, 9 Church St. Sea bright, N.JJO776O ~ If you are building a ntw hou$t Mrs. Louis Loperfido and It denna$ a K • M Kllch$n. Louis Pianconc. 12 Tfct PiBy tt&ter, Bed Btnk-Middletown, N.J.fFriday, December 22, JJ72 •w Will Power Runnitf be throwing passes for the years, are to break the magic during the season, and formi- By WILL GR1MSLEV On Sunday the Washington Wlas-lO-4 at San Francisco an antidote to the amazing 49ers was answered Thursday Redskins, with the spectacu- spell of the Steelers, who are Mr. Harris. dable wide receiver Fred Bi- Strong, 1,000-yard legs in- 8-5-1, NFC, 4 p.m. EST, CBS- when the veteran John Brodie lar Larry Brown, rule a 5^ in sight of a league title for Franco, spurred by his Ital- letnlkoff, who caught 58 pas- stead of pistol passing arms TV. got the call over the younger point choice over comeback SUNDAY the first time, they must find ian-American fan club, had ses for 802 yards to become stand to be the decisive fac- Steve Spurrier. Coach Dick Green Bay, featuring the bal- Green Bay 10-4 at Washing- seven games in which he league pass-catching cham- tors as. the National Football Nolan, explaining his choice, lcarrying power of John Bro- ton 11-3, NFC, 12 noon EST, gained 100 or more yards, pion. League oegins the elimination cited, "16 years of ex- ckington and MacArthur CBS-TV. Register Pro high in the league, and he had The Dallas-San Francisco process toward the Super perience." Lane. Cleveland IN at Miami 14- a total of 1,055 yards on 188 game, sending the 1972 Super Bowl this week-end with four The 37-year-old No. 1 quar- All-winning, ground-chew- 0, AFC, 3 p.m. EST, NBC-TV. carries. Bowl winners as a wild card playoff games. Grid Picks terback of the 49ers had ing Miami, flaunting the Survivors meet Sunday Dec. The Raiders can counter against the Western Division The running exploits of speed of Mercury Morris and 31 for conference champion- (SUff Consensus) with a 1,000-yard runner of champions of the National missed most of the season be- rookie Franco Harris estab- the drive of Larry Csonka, is ships, the sites to be deter- their own — Hubbard, who Football Conference, promis- cause of an ankle injury and lishes Pittsburgh a 2 point fa- given a whopping 12% point mined by this week-end's out- Oakland 24, Pittsburgh 21 holds the club record with es to produce touchdowns in Spurrier had stepped into the vorite over the Oakland Rai- edge over Cleveland. come. The league title win- Dallas 27, Sao Francisco 17 1,055 yards. quantities. Dallas has aver- breach to carry the team into ders and their hard-running Here is the week-end sched- ners meet in the Super Bowl Miami», Cleveland » Pittsburgh's young quarter- aged 319 yards a game, sec- the playoffs. Marv Hubbard in Pittsburgh ule, with starting times, TV in Los Angeles Jan. 14. Green Bay 17, Washington 14 back, Terry Bradshaw, appar- ond best in the NFC, while the Brodie came off the bench tomorrow. Defending cham- listing and team records: If the. Oakland Raiders, Longshot selection to win ently has recovered from a 49ers placed fourth with 310.8 last Saturday when Spurrier pion Dallas is rated a 1-point TOMORROW Western Division winner in Super -Bowl: Dallas over dislocated finger, and will be and had the league's best pas- faltered in moving the 49ers edge over San Francisco in a Oakland 10-3-1 at Pittsburgh the American Football Con- Miami ready to do battle with the sing attack with 195.4 yards a and pulled out a last-gasp 20- matchup of high-powered of- 11-3, AFC, 1 p.m. EST, NBC- ference and a playoff con- Last week: 7 4 veteran Daryle Lamonica, game. 17 triumph over the Minnesota fenses at San Francisco. TV. tender in five of the last six Season: 121 -SI -5 (.Ml) who threw for 18 touchdowns The question of who would Vikings. Flames Burn Rangers Behind Stewart 5-2 By The Associated Press three times in the first period. ers, Gene Carr and Ted Ir- Emtle Francis shrugged. The Rangers lost two more vine. Park, Neilson and Vick- "We've got two workouts' Bernie "Boom Boom" players with injuries. Rod Gil- ers all hope to be back by before then," he said sadly. Geoffrion's dark eyes flashed. bert suffered a bruised left Jan. 1 while Irvine, who with "We'll count noses after Sat- And the sparkle in his eyes knee and Vic Hadfield was cut strained knee ligaments and urday and see what we've told the whole story for the under his left eyebrow. Both Carr with a fractured collar- got." coach of the National Hockey were injured in the second pe- bone, will both be out from The loss dropped the League's surprising young At- riod and sat out the final 20 four to six weeks. Rangers into third place in lanta Flames. minutes of play. Asked whether his latest the East Division, two points Geoffrion's exciting ex- They join an injured list casualties, Gilbert and Had- behind Boston. The Bruins pansionists beat the limping that already includes defense- field would be available for blasted Detroit to move within New York Rangers 5-2 men Brad Park and Jim Neil- the Rangers' next game Sun- one point of idle first place Thursday night and as he son and left wings Steve Vick- day, General Manager-Coach Montreal. walked off the ice, behind his team, Geoffrion clapped his hands. . "My team ... they never let up," the Boomer exulted. Tube Blackout Foe "They skated for 60 minutes and never stopped working. That's why this.club is having success." Geoffrion smiled. "To beat Presses New Suit New York 5-2 wfth the team WASHINGTON (AP) - A game in all parts of the televising it in the Washington they've got... it took a great lawsuit challenging the local United States except the Dis- area would not create adverse effort. To win here ... that's television blackout of Sun- trict of Columbia area con- economic effects tq the Red- a special charge because it's day's National Football stitutes discriminiation skins. . here." League playoff game between against persons living in said Geoffrion, you see, used to the Green Bay Packers and area and a violation of the Judge Waddy granted: work for the Rangers. He the Washington Redskins has regulations of the Federal lion to dismiss the case after : coached the club for half a been redrawn and, a new Communications Commission, noting that the blackout provi-.., season before stomach prob- hearing set for this afternoon, which require that all local- sions are contained in a con:,. lems forced him into a less the plaintiff, Robin Ficker, ities be treated equally con- tract between the NFL and strenuous scouting assign- said yesterday. cerning the telecasting of CBS. Dolphs Loom Over Browns ment. Now, back behind an U.S. District Judge, Joseph events of national interest," "How can 1 give any relief • NHL bench, the Boomer has C. Waddy dismissed yes- Ficker said in his suit. at all when you don't mention NEW YORK (AP) - The Miami Dolphins, by far the most They were No. 1 against the rush, No.' 3 against the pass and made his young Flames the terday the original suit be- Ficker, a resident of subur- CBS?" he asked. "This is a- dominant force both on offense and defense in the National No. 1 overall. talk of the league. cause the Columbia Broad- ban Silver Spring, Md., also fatal error." Football League this season, is the first roadblock for the Oakland, the AFC West champion, and Central winner casting Company was not based his suit on the fact the team which, statistically at least, would seem least likely to Pittsburgh, who face off in the AFC's other playoff, seem to Elsewhere In the NHL Thursday night, Boston named as a defendant. The game will be played in a sta- stay on the road to Super Bowl VII. balance each other off. The Raiders are No. 3 on AFC offense judge said the television net- dium built and maintained by HousenY69 The Cleveland Browns, the American Conference "wild and No. 6 on defense while the Steelers are No^ 7 on offense blasted Detroit 8-1, Vancouver and the New York Islanders work was "an indispensible taxpayers. The game is al- card" team, are literally buried amidst the also-rans in the fi- and No. 3 on defense. party." ready sold out, Ficker said, so Wins Easily nal regular-season team statistics released yesterday by the battled to a 4-4 tie and Phila- Among the NFC Super Bowl contenders, a defensive delphia shook off some travel In the original suit, Ficker league. struggle appears likely in Washington where the Redskins, No. ROBBINSVILLE - Bob troubles to defeat Los Angeles named the NFL, the Red- Housen, an amateur from . On offense, they were 11th In rushing, 10th in passing and 2 overall on defense behind Green Bay, host the Central cham- 6-3. skins, Washington television Jax Rolls 11th overall. And on defense they were eighth overall and 11th pion Packers. On offense, Washington is fifth and Green Bay Lakewood, carded 35-34-69 tcti station WTOP and several win yesterday's tournament against the rush. Only against the pass did they shine, limiting 10th. In the World Hockey Associ- government officials, in- Over Beach foes to fewer aerial yards than anyone else In the AFC. . ation, Los Angeles tied Ot- in the Jersey Shore Winter In the other game, Dallas sends its second-best conference cluding Secretary of Interior POINT PLEASANT But passing Isn't Miami's specialty. It's the ground game. offense against the 49ers' No. 4 attack in San Francisco. The tawa 4-4, Cleveland slugged Golf League at Sharon Coun- Rogers Morton and Washing- BEACH — Jackson Township The East Division champs were only eighth In the conference Cowboys are fourth on defense while San Francisco is eighth. New York 6-2, Minnesota shut try Club here. ton Mayor Walter E. Washing-' pounded meek Point Pleasant in passing. But they rolled up 2,951 rushing yards, tops in the Along with the Giants, other teams which led statistical out Winnipeg 3-0 and Alberta In the pro ranks, Dennis' ton as defendants. Beach through the floor, 77-35, AFC, and that powered their No. 1 overall offense of 5,027 departments but failed to make the playoffs were, in the AFC, edged New England 5-4. Milne of Trenton shot 36-37-73 WTOP is a CBS affiliate and here last night to maintain its yards, more than 500 yards better than the National Confer- the New York Jets, tops in passing, and, in the NFC, the Chi- The Flames got two goals to take the award. broadcasts all of the Red- perfect record at six games. ence's overall offense leaders, the New York Giants, cago Bears, first in rushing, and the Minnesota Vikings, best from John Stewart and wore Housen collected six birdies skins' away games. The Jaguars started the The Dolphins also made defense a trademark this season. against the pass. down New York after scoring over the 6,578-yard par 72 "The telecasting of the game ice cold, scoring just •liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiitiriiiiiiMliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiri in inn mi iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII course to win his fifth JSWGL eight points to Beach's four in tournament in six tries. the first period, but Jim Han- Charles Opusak of Ashbrook neman went to work in the' was second to Housen with 35- second and scored 12 of his IB 37-72, and Roland Brown of Mrs. Lombardi Kicks Off Line Award points. Ft. Monmouth took third with Willie Williams took up the 39-37-76. By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN the worst predicter in Amer- slack in the third session with Opusak also copped the Register Sports Editor ica. But I have high hopes for 14 of his 19 points. amateur gross prize (72-4-68). Green Bay, a sentimental fa- Point Beach reached double Closest to the pin on the 151- DEAL - Mrs. Vince Lom- vorite which was not supposed figures once — in the fourth . yard second hole was Jack bardi, widow of the late great to be in it. I'd like to see Don period. • KUey of East Orange. Kiley coach, and Alex Webster, Shula (Miami) go all the way, The Gulls are 0-4. used a five-iron to come with- , New York Giant head coach, . but I think the pressure will Point BMCft (O) OFT in five feet of the pin. yesterday helped kick off a build up on them. And I would Honnemon 9 0 Falrbolrn 4 0 S Rosenbloom 3 0 Chlitkk 1 0 2 • project which will cite the like Pittsburgh to win it. Mr. Mauyk 6 0 Suikevleh I 0 2 "unsung heroes" of Mon- Wllllorra I 3 Anecheflko 3 I 7 Buc Swimmers (Art) Rooney Sr. has done so Ferrelll " ' Santilll mouth County high school much for football in 40 Kelly 2 1 Oomur|lan 1 0 2 Bennett 1 0 Sumerwkl 2 0 4 Cop 2nd Meet ; football, and benefit cancer years." Beekltt Wilton 1 2 4 PeclH a ) research at the same time. Mrs. Lombardi then re- 3 3 NEW BRUNSWICK - Red Totols 34 i V Totals 15 5 IS Mrs. Lombardi, a native of minded Webster that he had Jockson I 27 57 IS —77 Bank Regional's swimming Fair Haven, and Webster, touched all playoff teams ex- Point Beocll 4 9 I 14 —35 team captured its second who resides in Sea Girt, at- cept Washington, Dallas and meet of the season by defeat- tended a luncheon session at Oakland. St. Mary's 5 ing Rutgers Prep, 65-21, here the Deal Golf and Country O'Brien Chairman Tuesday. Club at which plans for the Rqoert O'Brien of Deal is Tops St. James Johnny Cle,ws led the way , "Vince Lombardi Outstanding chairman of the awards din- NEW MONMOUTH - St. by winning the 200-yard free- High School Lineman Award" ner. Other American Cancer Mary's of New Monmouth de- style, the 100-yard butterfly f were announced. Society representatives at- feated St. James of Red Bank, and the starting leg of the .The award has been estab- tending yesterday's luncheon 68-59, here, in the Monmouth winning 400-yard freestyle lished by the American Can- were Vincent T. Hirsch, vice County CYO Basketball relay. cer Society, in cooperation president of the board of man- League. Steve Fish won the 200-yard with Rotary Clubs throughout agers of the Monmouth Coun- The winners had to come individual medley and the 400- Monmoutl) County. ty Unit; Thomas F. Grimley, from behind for the victory. yard freestyle. Mrs. Lombard! Approves executive vice president, N.J. St. James was ahead by two Dave Leggett copped the The purpose of the local Division, Inc., and Mrs. points at the half. 100-yard freestyle/Craig We- award, approved by Mrs. Shirley J. Fox, executive di- Neil Jackowski and Steve del won the 50-yard freestyle Lombardi after witnessing the rector, Monmouth County Mauser led the winners with and Tim Turner garnered the success of the first annual din- Unit. 12 points apiece. 100-yard backstroke. ner and award to a collegiate George N. Arvanitis, Cru- lineman (Jim Stillwagon, Ohio sade chairman of the Mon- %ms From The Following Firms and Organizations! With the holiday Season upon us, it gives us much pleasure to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU for your LOYAL SUPPORT throughout the year. We're delighted to have this opportunity to send the season's BEST WISHES to you. May this holiday season be bright... beautiful . and filled with cheer. A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAYS i MERRY CHRISTMA OUR HOLIDAY WISH Thank You BEST WISHES SEASON'S TO ALL OU* NEW MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PEACEAND Monmouth County FRIENDS AND PATRONS Wlihn to extend Holiday GrMtlngi to For a Happy and Health/ GREETINGS all iliKkmh ond mrenti. HAPPY NEW YEAR PROSPERITY TO ALL AND HAPPY. NEW YEAR For Your Support!. Holiday Season From T»oll our potrons from HOUSE OF DRAGON To All Our New Friends CHARLES H. Monmouth County Under n«w monogement MISS BETTY Anderson Bros., Inc TINDALL HOLMDEL PHILOMENA'S Association For DANCE STUDIO MOVING -STORAGE FROMAGERIE Agency RESTAURANT Retarded Children LIQUOR STORE R«d«6n If E. Front St. Red B< 26 Rldoe Rd., Rumson 14; IJ1-M12 Highland* For Information coll 747.2921 • M1-5M3 Hmlet Plata Merry Christmas Our Staff Wishes Happy Holidays SEASON'S GEEETINGS Season's Greetings Our Christmas Wish To Al SEASON'S All Our Friends and Hoppy New Year and from MERRY and Best Wishes Smoothest Sailing GREETINGS A HAPPY AND HEALTHY TO all our friends and customers! for the New Year to all ALL OF US CHRISTMAS PEACE To Our many customers • HOLIDAY SEASON troffl Ann Bolmer, Ed Wright, Jack Bolmer our friends ond customers. from ON EARTH From BOAT HOUSE Town & Village ACE Anthony Izzo OLIVERA'S WASTE DISPOSAL, INC PAYNE'S AGENCV INC. EMPLOYMENT AGENC SEA BRIGHT DENNIS K. BYRNE JANITORIAL SERVICE Iniuronct House of Anthony ACE TEMPORARIES STATIONERS Op SULLIVAN'S Eileen, Alice, HOLIDAY GREETINGS We wish you all a May The Joy HAPPY HOLIDAYS George ond Mary HOLIDAY HENDRICKSMERRITT LODGE AND THANKS Of The Season From VERY MACHINE SHOP Spring Lake 44V-M0O Thank all our pafons and To all Our Friends Be With You wish everyone a Healthy, GREETINGS CITARELLA'S Wish our friends a from Who Helped Us MERRY CHRISTMA: extends to all our friends Merry Christmas tappy ana Beautiful New During Our Thru The New Year MEATS & DELI Year! belt wishes for ond Happy New Year First Six Months Opening. Worrell Brothers, Inc. SUNNY GIRLS A VERY prime Meats — Home Made Solid "LET US BRIGHTEN YOUR CAY" lllOSIottHwy 3S Join us at our nw Fifth Ave. room. GEORGE COLEMAN'S Edna M. Netter Little Sliver Shopping Center Temporary ond oermonent office help THE COMBINED AUXILIARIES OF AJbury Pork Ntw orchestra Delicious Food BEAUTY SALON 774-5030 REALTOR MERRY CHRISTMAS tUHwyJS ittOorfleldAve. BAYSHORE Louise Moult, owner HKyMtAve. C ' 2H-1IIJ Mlddlefown Long Branch Dutch Lone Rd. 24 Mechanic St. 171-MM Jtt-SOOe Heotlnp and clr-condltlonlno Morlbero special price Holt, Cene Gordon Leonardo COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Industrial ond residential services 74I-JM0 On Meat Cut For Frtwers The Monmouth Conservatory of Musi A Happy Holiday Season Sol Jr. To All Our Friends A VERY HAPPY, A non-profit Institution, In it's •Ighl HAPPY HOLIDAYS vrar of operation, wishes its students, To All My from Men's Hair Stylist BEST WISHES ALLWAYS teachers and partfelponfs Ift Its pe Wonderful Customers STEPHEN J. HEALTHY,PEACEFUL forming organizations worm greeting: Pete, Dan & Dick Trezza Original Men't Hair Stylist (or the FOR THE HOLIDAYS Marilyn ROwse AND THE NEW YEAR TRAVEL CENTRE of the seoson. KROL Jersey Short AND PROSPEROUS TREZZA LIQUORS We hope that In lh» New Year we can 7470962 Realtor Wishes all his potrons Ray's Village Dell NEW YEAR A World Of Thanks continue to offer o brood music educa- ANGELIC Happiness And Best Wishes tion to more ortd more students as w FAMILY DELICATESSEN "Complete Holiday Party Plotters" expand to the communities of Mali STATE Hwy35 1 LAUREL AVt. lit Lourel Ave. West Keombm To All Our Friends 74M>7»2 In the New Year won, Holmdel, Marlboro, west Deal TIGER 2«3Hwy35, Wlddletown WICK & WAX ond Shrewsbury. HOLMDEL Open 7 to »seven days a week "You'll purr-rrr at th« prices" ])SHIghwoy3S Mlddletown Open New Year's Oay 1 to I p.m. 1034 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Stunning Clothing Open Cnrlstrnos Eve (. New Year's CANDLE SHOP Can we help you? Eve Free delivery Red Bank-Middle- 741-3535 • I4M«! Coll 741-HM or 741-7)53 15 First St. " '" ' "Riimson . White St. '41-0112 Red Bank Closed Tue*. Dec, 26 town areo on orders over $5. We wist* to thank our customers for their wonderful potronage and entenit We sincerely thank our RED BANK our greetings for a hoppy ond peaceful friends for making our SEASON'S THE HAPPIEST HAPPY Holiday Season. HAPPY SEASON'S first two years so suc- GREETINGS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OF HOLIDAYS HOLIDAY HOLIDAYS cessfull. Your confidence GREETINGS COUNCIL 3187 TO EVERYONE MONMOUTH has been Inspiring. MANNY AND SEASON STREET Atlantic Ad|usters Best Wishes tor o Commercial Press MARY'S Wish All Their Members OUR GRATITUDE TO THOSE WHO To all our customers Prosperous New Year And Friends HAVE "Step Into the Vletorlon ero for de- 704 Cookmon Ave. SINCE 1931 SPORT SHOP HELPED US CROW. licious Informol dining and shopping" The Peppermint Tree A Happy Holiday Season 301 Hwy 3o GENERAL 3D Monmouth St. Red konk Astiury Pork 771 River Ro. « To All Our Potrons Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hyer & WE WISH Warmest Holiday Family Wishing You Medlcentcr-Rcd Bank HAPPY HOLIDAYS 55 W. Front Street OUR CUSTOMERS Greetings MAY YOU HAVE A Very Happy Little Silver Upholstery GOOD CHEER Wish everyone a very Healtriand Peace And Thanks To & Drapery Holiday Season 842-3800 Happiness " Prosperity Our Wonderful Customers FOR THE HOLIDAYS Merry Christmas Happiness And . Reupholstering ond repolrlna Ttiankj for your patronage. from and a Happy New Year! ol all kinds. For The Holidays "A nice ploce to get well" A Wonderful Monmouth And Ecklof's Little Barn Holiday Season New Furniture Studio 107 Tlndall Rd. Mlddletmn •Excellent nursing care Beach Otferlno o wide selection ot recllners. ANCHOR «7IO6!0 I Bob's Taxicab Jack-Horne's •Fine food SANFORD AUTO BODY solas, choirs, decorative marble-top la- 24 Hr. Service, Radio Dlipotch One Hour Martlnlzlng • Medicare- SERVICE Deli & Liquors hies, carpeting, lom« ond smorl acces- INN Open Christmas and New Ynor's Davs K*an)burg 78 Monmoum St. RedDon sories, 6 a.m. 10 2|t,m. 787-1557 Blue Cross approved 157 W. Front St. Red Bank \6 Beach Rd. Monmoulh Beach Sllverslde Ave & Conover Pi 215 Florence Ave. Union ft»och w-nn 747-3259 2328533 Little Silver 747-3490 2*4-0970 BEST WISHES Wishing All Our Customers GLENN H, STORCH (, STAFF HAPPY HOLIDAYS A Bright and Happy IF THE GAZEBO FLOWER &LAND- Thanking Our Customers MERRY FOR CAPING SHOP EXTEND THEIR A Very Beautiful TO Holiday Season! MERRY For Their Patronage HOLIDAY SEASON CHRISTMAS THE HOLIDAYS Mike Winston To All My EVERYONE! TO ALL OUK CUSTOMERS I Throughout the Year Wonderful Customers FRIENDS Thank you CHRISTMAS Barbara O'Rourke Stafford Tree For your palronafle A-l Quality TV LITTLE SILVER Hickey Agency Over IS vt The Gazebo Jos. Wildanger Co. RUMSON YARN HOUSE Service RBALTOR GARDELLA'S BEEF factory color ex 375 W. Park Ave, Oakliurst MIKE'S Let Us Auto Body A Fender Service NEEDLEPOINT «. KNITTING & BOTTLE SHOP II River Rd. 870-2090 INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE FREE Speciallzina In Buy Or Sell Your Home 4H Shrewsbury Ave. Juvenile Furniture & Toy! Vlsil us for ail your Dangerous Tree Removal In 1973 1130 Ocean Ave. 5fo Bright 5hr#*inury 14 Ave-of-Two-Rlvcrj Rumsnn 842-3295 special Holiday tit«d* 7470501 1 Sycamore Avt. until SHve 842-596-1 493-8989 493-2722 37 Beoch Rd. Monmoulh leach 222-4087 LITTLB SILVER REPAIR CENTER 'AUL P. BOVA BEST WISHES FOR wishes oil thalr Irlendl and potrors BEST WISHES RUtH I.. floVA Holiday Greetings Seasons Greetings B SEASON'S Mike and Ruth Olszewskl a lovou! holldny lemon orri for the . BOVA A AAERRY CHRISTMAS To All My HAPPINESS HOLIDAY SEASON WISH t-VCRYONE A and To All Our Friends Wish all their customers from the HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON GREETINGS IN THE NEW YEAR & HEALTHY l»7] Many Friends And Customers Wo Try Harder A HAPPY NEW YEAR Louis M. Camponella i. Family A Happy Holiday Season People from all at From Little Silver Loumel Press GARDEN STATE Paul P. Bova RED BANK SWISS CHALET Quality BIG MIKE'S Repair Center AVIS RENT-A-CAR REALTOR ELECTRIC, INC. COIFFURES Commercial Printing TOWEL SUPPLY Mate Hwy it I Chanel Hill Rood Deli & Catering 7« Avers Lane LlllleSII'tr i Monmoulh St. Mopl )| , 747-0308 Cherry Tree Fcirni Rd. Mitfcilsfown 100 Or on I place Red Bant A1P Chapel Hill Shonplna Cenler INC. " " - Keypon Mkldlelown 747-JM 671-2544 BJ Birch Avt. Liltl« Silver Chris & Anne DcFlllppo SEASON'S To All Our Customers BEST WISHES FOR OUR BEST BEST WHEN YOU'RE LOW BEST WISHES GREETINGS Wish you a very CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY WISHES HOLIDAY WISHES healthy, happy THANK YOU THE NEW YEAR! INSPIRITS TO to all , AND THANKS AND BEST WISHES from Our Customers FOR YOUR PATRONAGE ana prosperous '1973' : CALL US THE BEST PEOPLE OR THE HOLIDAYS MARK WE KNOW and Friends 1 AND FOR 1973 VINCE'STV for the Holidays CHRIS OUR CUSTOMERS New Atlantic LIQUOR &DELI RODGERS Service — Sales PEOPLE'S from Kluin &Sons Photography Studio "Christmas Goseout" LIQUOR STORE Auto Body Iver Plolo • • 74I4U0 Buy her an RCA XL 100 CLIFF'S ACTION LAWLOUR 41 Weil SI, OuMdlnoConlrocton I0JA Monmoulh 51 Keif Bonk "OfllrlfO rttllelflill homemade Hen ionic HI Hwy M wist Keonsbura ShrfwsburyAvt. fcOnklondSt, AUTO BODY Holldoy Plotl«ri" H1 Red Sflnh 747-2IH 00 Pint Plat* MlOrtI#iown 787-6800 !7»MolnSI. Malowon 17 TRAVEW L AGENCY 5B1-40O ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos for Sole Autos For Sale Autos For Sole ( The billy IfetfBter, Red Bank-Middletown. N.J. Friday, December 22, ltfa. 28 1W7 F&RD FAIRLANE i*M PORSCWSC CbUPe - Perfect iW^ftcMOeT^nSr^wdTWoTk •{ cm* prosecution of person or per- Jtirowhout, M fiat. A*u»l B« leen. Also Autos For Sale > for domjoe done at SI Maple Ave.. CfllWlWI PoricJrtH.jyiil sacrifice for Immedlgte CHUrSLeR-PLYMOgTH I Autos For Sol Autos for Sole TH4 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE -Good YMOUTH WAGOr N nsburg. Coll 7I71SCI, 1»7I CHHYSLER CUSTOM - Air, all sale. PIBM OT w? 1. Hwy34 Eatontown J4ISS0OI IKS PLYMOUTH WAGON - AutomofiT 1*73 CHEVELLE SS power. Leather seats. Two ne* tlrej. Vi- RED BANK VOLVO condition. Good tires. Radio. MOO. Call With lots of extras. SHOPPING PHO8LTEMS SOLVED - im TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Excellent 671-9551 before I p.m. New transmission, tires and brakes. 1475 nyl roof. Low mileage. Very good condi- Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk itlrm. 717-1730. Noutl-BooH, foul weother gear, elec- tion. 13100. WMMt. shape (small crunch on rloM fenderi. Sac- tronic specials. Moiter Charge. BOAT rifice, moo. conI RonR , I4J-407., or I4J- 'MUST SELL — I9ol Chrysler Town and HOUSE, Seofrloht, M2-22H. 1M3 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Mechonl- SEE A -RUSSELL MAN" - For the belt WANTED Country stotlon wagon. Saddle Interior, LOU - Small block dag with itub toll' air conditioning. Excelltnt condition, 1 colly perlect. Need! front fender.. S5O0. cor buy). RUSSELL Oldsmablle-Codlllac Porty who needs lOHfc finonclng, with no VOLKSWAGEN 1946 f^ASTBACK liOgv Aru»ers lo "Muo»". L«t Friday" Eos WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY tlaSO. 74I-7UO. Hlver lid, vicinity. Coll I4M644. Coll 74I47M evenings. 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk. money down, on a I9tl MALI3U. III9S. LOOK1961 CHEVS ANYD I RUNI -Four-doorS EXCELLEN; AutomatiT 5J,0Jc» AUTOMOTIVE Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 0910 1 MILES. U75. CALL 741-4143. . Shrewsbury, N.J. For quick credit "O.K.? coll OASIS MO- CADILLAC 1M7 - Convertible. Air, all V50O or b*st offer. Public Notices Autos For Sale THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new ana- 747-5400 SCENIC CAR SALES TORSot (201) 7217100. options. New tires. Leather interior. Good Phone MI-64M. used cars In Monmouth County. Over 900 Quality cars bouoht and sold 1966 CHRYSLER 300 'condition. Asking 11575. Call 191-3064 oftei OAMCE? BAR MITZVAH? WEDDING IM7 CHEVROLET - Btl Alr.,Four-door, olr-condltloned new cars In stock. 6p,m. m\ GRAND PRIX -Loaoed. Low mile- DATSUN Hwy 3D Highlands I72-02!! Looks like new. Air, full power. USD, age. Private owner. UNO. OOollty music lor any occasion automatic, air conditioning. Excellent McGLOIN BUICKOPEL INC., Stlrews- WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 5o*-1317 Call 291.1105 condition. SOTS. Coll 741-5847. bury Aye.. New Shrewsbury. 74l-swo 170 Broad St. 264-1123 Keyport SHREWSBURY MOTORS JEEP SALES AND SERVICE Phoo«doysJ9MilJ. Eves. 491-O7S . Shrewsbury Ave. 1NU6 PORSCHPORSCHEE "12 COUPE - Rebuilt en Twin Boro Motors, Inc. Shrewsbury mi TQYOTA — Good condition. Ex- Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 741-JSO3 !ne. No rust. 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Autos For Sale WANTED We Buy Used Volkswagens dean. Excellent condition. 142-4127. CALL NO* 747-0040 cellent aas mileage. 1695. Porty who needs 100% financing, with no A FEW I97J MlTslEFT- Hurryl A t, G 1972 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE money down• - , on aa 196\W 9 DODGDODGE CCHARr - Automatic, under 10M mlln. S20S0. 'WANTED ~ 1964 TRIUMPH TR-4 -- Good working GER. ATr Conditioning. H7S5. "iFor r quici k "|'»". >2 S. Main St.. Atbury Park, Jli- condition. Four new tires. U00. credit "O.K.," coll OASIS MOTOF Party who needs 100% financing, with no <»T> 7!lr7io6V "" money down, on a 1949 SQUIRE 10-pos- CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1969 FORDGALAXIE — Four-door. Auto- senger wagon. SI495. For quick credit 1971 FU^RTI — 313. Factory olr. Some 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank matic. Power steering, air conditioning. "O.K.," coll OASIS MOTORS at IM1) 721-body work needed, two. IWi PLYMOUTH - Fury III. Two-door 741-31)0 71O0. -hardtop. Automatic. Very reliable Irons- tl3M. COll 9^9506. 94S-K7I porlotlon. Just »»i. Call 28-3IM anytime TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb 1944 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - Very 1967 RENAULT R-10 COMPACT - Four 194.7 MUSTANG after 5 p.m. servlc. O&WNES PpNTIiC. •> Lower good condition. Phone after 6 p.m. door. Rodlo, heater, bucket teats, slick. Air, power, itwl radial tires. Moln St., Motawon. SM-i299. Eitro clean. Call 747-1069 after 1 p.m. "As Cgll MJ-lliSotter 6p.m. KITSON CHEVROLET Ct) 7I74103 Is," I2V9. Hwy36 Eotonlown F 4 H Motors Inc. 1972 MUSTANG - VI, outomotlc'dlsc Authortied Dealers. I9W VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent condl- mi'PONTIAC CATALINA WAGON — S4M0M brakes, stereo rodlo. car Is too small. Nine oassenaer. Rock, vlnyltop, air, Oodoe ond Dodge trucks Best effef. 741-7UJ. tlon. Many extras. KROLL MOTORS, INC. Hwy. JS Eotonlown. N.J. Coll 566-HH snows. EictHent condition. SHOO. Coll 279 Broadway Long Branch J4MTI! 1971 CHEVROLET VEGA Low mlleOM. Clean. Reasonable. 1972 CHEVROLET - Impolo. custom I»M FORD — ...IX .CYLINDER, THREE 1971 JAGUAR XKE i + J COuOe V13 - TIMilO otters. coupe, olr conditioning, vinyl rool, A-1 SPEED. RUNS GOOD. ONE OWN. CADILLAC 1971 — Eldorodo, mahogany condltionrUSSn. 74)3074otter 4:30 p.m. GOOD ONE OWNER. with matching, top and leather. 1,311 17200. tAILLY BROS.. INC. 19 E. New- WILL PASS INSPECTION. 1172. 7414143 men Springs M. Red Bonk. 747-OSM 1970 CHEVROLET WAGON - Klngswood mllei. MAC CADI-OLOS 222-I2J4 £stote, nlne-possenger. Automatic, olr, MURPHY 4 OAVISON ,1969 FORp TORINO 19» VOLKSlMAGEN"SEDAN - 11050. Ex- power windows. Excellent condition. Mercedes-Benz Soles ond Service Four-speed, 1ST. Low mileage. from all of us at 1961 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON - I2S95. Call 717-0219. Hwy. 9 Freehold «J-53M rodent condition. Radio, heater. New tires, shocks, ond tune-up. Excellent 946-9544 Call 747-349. running condition. S14»5. 7I7-W54. 1*64 CHEVROLET - Super Sport, 327 FORD 196c — Country squire. Nine pas- I»65 PLYMOUTH - 313, tour spied, !our>speed. Body domaged. In running senger, 352 cu. In., automatic, power mags. Good condition. S400. Autos for Sale Autos For Sale condition. Also aoolood lloo r parts. Reason- steering, brakes, whltewalls, snow tire), Coll 717-7631 able. 49J-2l77or 717-6151. excellent condition. Must sell. 546-8919. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — 196t. New 1963 CADILLAC - Sedan de Vllle. More Classified paint. Atl power. Excellent condition. Moke reasonable otter. >995. Call 7I7-O4S0 after 5 p.m. 841-0549 on Next Page Autos For Sale Autos For Sale ~ Autos For sale 1970 BUICK Riviera 1969 CADILLAC Gray, black vinyl lop, black I , Coupe DeVille . lutlwr Interior. Equlppttj with I I Whit* with Wick iMttwr bilMtor.l air condltlona, power wlndowi, I I Black vinyl top. loid«d with »»-l pow«r •Ittrlng, till tUerlng I tr<« including lacloiy air eondl-l whatl, low mlleagt. Exetlltn | Honing. " eondlllsn. 62 Lower Main St. SPCC/flC'2995 66-2299 *2995 RUSSELL RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILUCCO. . 1100 N ewman Springs Rd. Red BOrtlt | 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank] 741-0910 741-0910 May your Holidays be filled with joyous cele- bration. May the Spirit of this Season bring happijT£SS to all.people on earth. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILECADILLAC CO. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS 111)., RliD BANK 741-0910 Christmas is a warm holiday when families share in festive prep- arations ... herc'i hoping yours is > I !M happiest ever. To Everyone 'I & Contentment... QUA, SlnwisL $Aaiiiud/L. From The Entire Staff At MOST AFFORDABLE FORD McGloin Buick Ooel Shrewsbury Ave. 741-6200 few Shrewsbury DOREMUS FORD 90 Monmouth St. 741-6000 Red Bank . 26 TJie Dally Register, Bed Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, December 22, M72 > -* OPEN '•) ACTION LINE 24 HOURS I SANTA SAYS: 741-6900 —^ A fast and easy way to complete your gift list is with a Daily Register Classified Ad. Autos For Sole Autos For Sale Autos for Sale Wanted—Automotive Business Notices Help Wanted Help Wonted Help. Wanted CHEVROLET IMPALA— 1945. Four Male or Female STRAUBTOIcT?*PEL I AM LOOKING — For a 1951, 1959 01 MASONRY — Fireplaces, steps, block Male and Female Male or Female NIKE ACRES of New ond used Cars door. Nice condition. First S100 takes ft I960 Thunderblrd. Will pay up to S200. Co work, repairs, plastering, stone work and fflTM '"«K« Keyporl New one Is here. Call 229-4040. Ext. 229. UNDER $700 before 5. 542-7742 after 6 p.m. patios. Fred Edson 8. Sans, 222-3180 SALES- RETAIL 8UICK I Ml SPORT WAGON - 9-pu»n- TRANSPORTATION Full and part-time. Excellent opportunity 1968 OLD5MOBILE 86 — One owner WILL DO HAULING WITH "" for advancement. Full benefits. Company NOTICE •oer. Air conditioning^ Power steering, Automatic, power steering and brakes, WANTED TO BUY I/FM rodlo, Moke c SPECIALS VjTON PICKUP. discounts. air, radio, rear window defroster, SI195. Choice used cars, with certl : 741-1761 671-9029. 1966 TEMPEST WAGON $405 1969 OPEL KADETT - Slick shllt, bucket I9« CATALINAWAGON 1450 fied mileage. Contact Ed ELECTRICIAN PERGAMENT HELP WANTED READERS Hots. Excellent condition. Best oiler. Call 1966 CHEVROLET jijt Slgler. No job too small. Reasonable rotes. Hwy 35 and Poole Ave Hozfet Hi-6233. WANTED 1965 CATALINA WAGON "ijji S9I-IS74 AND ADVERTISERS Porfy who needs 100% financing, with no IMS VALIANT — Four-door. Automatic. CHEV.._. ET .1245 SCHWARTZ MACHINIST money down, on o 1971 KINGSiVOOD CADILLA Experienced In toot grinding and die set- New tires and mows. H25. STATION WAGON. Air conditioning. ..1IJ5 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH «U-9J0t 1 EMPLOYMENT ting. Stead/ work. Good pay. Excellent In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- 12795. For quick credit •'O.K.,' coll 141 W. Front St. fringe benefits. Apply crimination, all Help Wonted Advertising now appears un- 1VM PONTIAC — Hardtop, tour door, OASIS MOTORS Ot l»l > 72I-7IDO. Help Wanted BERGER INDUSTRIES, INC. automatic, power steering end brakes, air RASSAS Red Bank, 747-0787 U.S. Hwy I, Edison Industrial Center. der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. conditioning. 49.000 mites. Excellent con- 1968 FORD GALAXIE SOO - Yellow, two- Male and Female Metuchen, New Jersey. 149-2400. Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- dition. K7S. 739-U41. door sedan. In very good condition. $900. WANTED — Old convertible, any make. PONTIAC 1920-1937. Restored. Unresloi 229-4113 offer 6 p.m. 395 Brood SI. 7415180 Red Bank Tea. Write pressed, unless o bona fide occupation requirement exists. I'M VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Sunroof Eves, until 9 Box 722, Poterson, N.J. WANTED Good condition. JAW or best olfer. 9-PASSENGER COLONV PARK 1958 71M2H 57,000 original miles. All good tires, plus Ambitious person Information regarding positions with possible bona fide dc- . mounted snows, air condllloner, all pow- WANTED JUNK CARS Automotive Must have car. We olfer tralnlno ond the 1WI COMET — Good condition. SnowT, er, clean. Coll after 5 p.m. 222-2611 Party who needs 100% financing with no cupotional requirements or clarification of the New Jersey radio, heater. 19M VOLKSWAGEN BUS, PICKED UP opportunity to earn on "above overage" money down, on a 1967 MALIBU. $795 Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking income. You must be willing to work Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the pood condition. 747-W53. 19o9 CAMARO — Automatic, VS. power For quick credit "O.K.," call OASIS MO hard. 442-2642, Mr. Lennon. New Jersey Division on Citfil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — Sum ..- < steering. $1400 or best offer. TORS al (201) 7217100. Eatontown 542-2235 LEASE 142-3179 BABYSITTER - 6:30-8:30 a.m. Reliable radio, rodlol tires. Mao hubs. Excellent 970 JEEPSTER WAGON — V-o engine, 4 writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. : person. It you are not Interested In long condition. >13M. 8<2?li?. 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA~^-~Su"i>e7 wheel drive, roof rack and wide tires. Auto Ports—Repair term employment please do not apply. sport, tfiree-ipeed off tloor, lour barrel, 46,000 miles. $1,100. I42S5IS COMPANY FORD — Automotlc transmission for fall References required. Call 787-1606 after i WANTED bucket seats. $400. Coll 264-1873 or 583-5712 966 MUSTANG — Excellent condition. >lock 59-62, >50. Buckets for late mode Help Wanted Help Wanted n Party who needs 100% financing, with no 1966 OLOSMOBILE - Delia 88. Air condl Maroon with black Interior. Six cylinder. lymaulh, $75. 542-2086. BEAUTICIAAUTICIAN — Full time experienced Male and Female money down, on a I9M NOVA. 11»S. For New brakes, automotlc, face deck ond MANAGER Male and Female tlaned. Four-door hardtop. Excellent con operator. GEORGE COLEMAN'5 BEAU- quick credit "O.K.," coll OASIS MOTORS dltlon.WJO. Phone SJllofc. speaker!. Negotiable. «675. 741-9017 otter TY SALOLONN, 29TI1IJ29TI1IJ. Ol HOP 721-7100. Auto Rentals PORTER —CLEANING 1969 VOLKSWAGEN We're looking for an Individual MEN AND WOMEN - With proven appli- DENTAL Wonted Automotive Sunrool. Good condition. 1825. 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Custom TOM'S FORD with a strong background In au- ance sales ability. Must be capable of hir- Full time position.for responsible person S42-OS79 or 842-30O0 coupe. 327 engine, automatic, air condi- tomotive sales ond administrative ing and helping other men ond women. who en|oys cleaning. Steady job with gooc ASSISTANT tioned. Power steering, tinted gloss, vinyl RENTACAR talent to take complete charge of Good character. Earning opportunity un- hours, good salary ond many benefits, PONTIAC 1969 — LeMons, Iwo-door hard- roof. New rodlol tires, 52,000 miles. Ga- DAILY RENTALS.AND LEASING Chairslde. Red Bank area. Experience our dealer affiliated teasing com- limited. Phone 741-2071 from t a.m.-12 Must be experienced ond hove N.J. drlv preferred, but will consider Intelligent, top. Fully equipped. Especially nice. A rage kepi. Coll between 5-7 p.m. 787-2112. 200 HWY 35 2641600 KEYPORT pany. er'i license. References required. Col "CASHPAiD" terrifiicc buy! Only »12!2!55 . Youour ccedit Is only. Equal Opportunity Employer. ambitious trainee. Coll 542-S12O between » Mr. Huber, 747-1800. a.m. and 5 p.m. good. Klngsty Auto Soles, Hwy. 36 ond 71. BABYSITTER ~ Good notured mature opposite K-Mort, W. Long Branch. 542- We offer a liberal salary ond com- Trucks for Sale BOATS AND mission arrangement, paid voca- person, to sit at least two evenings o ROOTS— RED BANK WE NEED USED CARS week, occasionally days ond overnight for ws FORD — heavy duty Econollne van. tion, and the opportunity ta grow ASSEMBLER ACCESSORIES with us. 2'/i ond 4Vi year olds. References re. ELECTRONICS WE WILL PAY lsNHiALiO00SL. Somt extras. 1700/btst offer. Call 583-1735. quired. Call between 5-7 p.m. 291-2314. AVON Mint condition. Must foe seen. after 5 p.m. ' • * 5PORTCRAFT-BOSTON WHALER Apply Hoog'artd Instrument Co. AVON REPRESENTATIVES EARN Is Chestnut St., Red Bank. Coll 747-3996. JOHNSON-BEARCAT, OMCMERC- If you can meet these quali- TITLE SEARCHER — Excellent opporlu MONEY — For new car payments, TOP PRICES 1964 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE 1947 PONTIAC — Tempest custom, two~ CRUlseR.BOAT TRAILERS fications, we Invite you lo coll nlry for experienced person. Full corpo. Christmas presents, college costs, voca- hEAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial,; Pickup. Eight ft. body. William Russell at 741-0910 to ar- door, vinyl roof, power steering, radio, FLAGSHIP MARINE rate benefits. Send confidential resume to tions In February. Call now for details, •Industrial, and land only. Local estab-. TOM'S FORD 495-0915 after 5:30 Municipal Marine Basin range for a personal Interview. N. J. Realty Title Insurance Co., 10 E. Us tied rirm opening new office for this heater. Snow tlrei, $500. 872-ISJ2, Mrs. Ward, 741-4343, 402-3377 or 774. 1 1972 FORD VAN E300 — VI, automotlc, Atlontlc Highlands 29I-26J Main St., Freehold, N.J. 1220. purpose. Must have license and some ex- -erience. Send resume to Box K-25, The, seven monlhi old. Many extras. 15- WINNER FIBERGLAS BOAT - And PART-TIME PAPER DELIVERY — TWO BEAUTICIANS — One weekend •Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Call 142-U92 'ally Register, Red Bank. • . .trailer, both In A-l shape. Asking S32S. RUSSELL Early afternoon, or Sunday. No Saturday. one steady. Good hours and Day. Star 229-8324. Red Bank-Rumson area. No collecting. No IMS GMC - %-lon pickup truck. Hydr- Beauty Shop, 9S4 Hwv 36, Hoilet PBX OPERATORS - 3-11, 11-7 nlohl omatlc with new tires. Newly painted. Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. soliciting. Must have cor. Call 747-2143. NOW TO NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL 100 Newman Springs Rd, Red Bank 264-2J7S shifts, Including weekend openings. Futl [1550. Call 2W-9696. dult life lockets, list 16, now $4.30. No WAITERS AND WAITRESSES - Lunch DRIVER WANTED — 9:00 to 5:30 Mon or part-time. Long term work. 741-4700. • imlt, and dinner. Apply Mr. Wler, Molly Pitch- PACKAGE DEAL""— iwTntefnaiicTnoT day through Friday. Ideal for mature per- IOAT HOUSE SEA BRIGHT er Inn, Red Bonk. son. 741-7*16. CAREER OPPORTUNITY • 1800, six yard dump trick. 1964 GMC 4000, NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM . live yard dump truck, 12 ton custom built "SAILS — Winter storage. Inspected, re- GRILLMAN M/W — Experienced. Part or LEGAEGLL SECRETARSECRETARY — ExpeExperiencr e frailer, very good condition. 462-8731, ask paired, cleaned. Ice boat salts Inspected CAREER EDUCATION full time. Perkins Pancake House, Hwy ferredfd . SSalarl y generousgenerou . WiWritt e BBox Full time, licensed or unlicensed. We wfltj for Jerry. ond repaired. Ice boat mast and boom 55, Mlddlelown. The Dally ReiRegistert , RReed Bonk. train. Draw available Up to 60% commls-' cavers. ULMER OF RED BANK, SAIL- POSITIONS 1961 DODGE VAN — Ten ft. aluminum HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Full BLOW MOLDING MACHINE OPER- slon. Check our sales record - It speaks; Dody, side door. Good condition. $400. Call MAKERS, 101 Monmouth St.. Red Bonk OPEN IMMEDIATELY tor us. Confidential Interview. Call Aca- J42-S691. lime. Salary open. For Interview, call 787- ATORS — Needed far all three shuts. Not 264-0512. KEANSBURG HIGH rotating. Benefits. Apply AIR MOLDED demy Agency, Harry Lelghton, 739-2222. 1971 GMC - Rally STX % ton van. 19,000 MNKEL ISHEREI PRODUCTS, Phyllis end Clark St., Hal- WAITRESS M/W SCHOOL SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - original miles. 350 VB, tour-borrel. Turbo ZODIAC IS HERE 1 let. CASHIER. REFERENCES. .Earn SI2.000 per year If qualified. Call hydramatlc transmission, deluxe Interior. BOAT HOUSE, Seo Bright. Open seve •Molll-Medlo Specialist Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keansburg. Absolutely mint condition. Asking U000. days to 5:30 p.m. 842-2211. Miss Strand. 2i491». THE NEWEST — And most modern used • Job Placement Coordinator car lot In Ihe shore area requires an ag- Coll 7I7-3905 after 3 during week, alFday • One Full Time Secretary SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Full or part- Sat. and Sun. resslve, energetic used car salesman. lime. No experience necessary. Will train. On coats. Union shop. Starting salary S3 Jxcellenl location and wide selection o! an hour. Ai Call Bennett Bros. Corp., 301 East Rd.,- JEEP 19S9 — Station wagon. Four wheel BUSINESS NOTICES Send resume to George E. Boll, / Wall Street Fashions, 3/ vehicles should provide a rewarding 1^ 1 Director al Career Education, 140 Wall St., R Bonk. Belford, between 9 a.m. ond A p.m. 787- drive, Snowplow. Runs perfect. Inspected. pOO JOBS — Additions, paneling. Al, come tor the right person. No sitters or Four snow tires, M7S. 59MI74. Port Monmouth Rd., Keonsburg DENTAL HYGIENIST — Full or part- order takers please. Local residence pre- •.ces of moionry. Prtveways. Call 495' High School, Keansburg, N.J. time. Freehold area. Reply Box AA-B5, The ferred. Ask for Pete Hummer, 747-5400. ' 1972 EL CAMINO- Mint condition. 7000 O189,-787-1608. 07714. Dolly Register, Red Bank. Evenlngs. Call Hilltop Nursing Home. 671 - miles. Power steering. Rodlals. 13000. 2?1 TREE REMOVAL QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER — To 2529. . 0177 for apolntmeht. SERVICE CHIEF SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - manage a mil tvpe |program for smal YOUR MOVE Experienced. Must be able to organlie de- company with electrio-mechonlcal prod- Trees and itumps removed! No job too DRIVER — Apply In person. small! All work guaranteed. Coll for free Real estate salesperson. Full time. Li- partment and supervise several emp* ucts. Thorough knowledge of drawing Motorcycles censed or degressivaggress e ambitious Individ- ees. Excellent opportunity for the rlghi necessary. Write B Ben's Car Wash. estimate. 542-32J2. ual, willing1 fo Iconn far outstanding finan- Route 35, Mlddletown dividual. Llberolfrlnge benefits. Atr., Register, Red Bank. 1971 HONDA 350-5000 miles. Tuned up cial pain. Join an established firm under at 4500 miles. Good condition. With two Jersey Shore Medical Center, Corllet new monooement and become port of our Ave., Neptune. Personnel Dept., week- STEADY ANw PART-TIME WORK. 5CHOOL BUS DRIVERS - No ex- helmets, 1500. 229-0732 days, and 222-1000 SLIPCOVERS professional team. Call now or sit bock days 9 to 2. An equal opportunity employ- APPLY IN PERSON. perience necessary. Stortng salary JI.SO nights. S..fo. MO. Chair, \77. You supply the fab-' and watch us grow. Coll Ted Blerwlrth, BEN'S CAR WASH, MIDDLETOWN hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael rlc, we'll do the rest. Guaranteed work BOWTELL ASSOCIATES, 291-2100. mley, Administrative Assistant, Hai- 1971 HONDA - CB350. Low mileage, ex WANTED — Experienced sailing Instruc- let Township Board ot Education, 82 Beth-: cellent shape. 1500. Must sell I monsrilp. 471-23M. PERMANENT POSITION - Avollable for quail lied person. Driving and sefllnc tor,-Eastern Long Island,-Jr. Yacht Pro- any Rd., Hailet, NJ. Coll 540-9220 REMODELING — Pointing, paneling?' SHORT ORDER COOK gram for ten weeks summer 1973. Only s^eetrock and toping, concrete block anc Days. Part-time lunch waitress. MOTHER Apply fn person. Marine Lumber Co., 113 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. college age or older apply. Colt 741-570 REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre-' 1971 HONDA — SL-100. Ruby red. Ex- tile work. Free estimates. 787-3/?). HUBBARD RESTAURANT, Highway 31 for Interview. ferred. Aggressive growing office re- cellent condition. Must see to appreciate. loslte Fort MonTnbuth),' Eatontown" BARMAID M/W — Experience not neces- quires a large staff due to expansion pro- Coll 244 8134. FURNITURE-ANTIQUES - Stripping, sary. Gulliver's Pub, Home of Jaiz, 8 RN OR LPN — 3-11 p.m. full time. Ex- gram. Only Interested In salespeople de- finishing, restoring. No water used. No issm West Front St., Red Bank. 843-9621 after cellent benefits. Apply In person. Arnold sirous of earning over 120,000 per year. GENERAL INSURANCE M/W — With ex- Walter NursinNursi g Home, 632 South Laurel ; • for veneers, inlays, 11 a.m. Office leads, extensive advertising nation- Wanted—Automotive p • • • : CHEM-CLEAN' , 931- urlence In rating and writing. 9 to 5. Five Ave.A , HozletHlt. al referral service. Member of two MLS', ajy week. Fringe benefits and profit shor- SUPERINTENDENT - Capable of per- training program. All replies held In stric- Highest prices paid lor oil used c_ - ing plan. Write insurance, P.O. Box 824, forming minor repairs and maintenance OFFICE POSITION - Madison Twp. An OVER WHOLESALEI Buyer on premises swer phone, typing, transcribing. Own test contldence. Send resume to Box G-77, DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur- Red Bank. psks, for new 40-unlt apartment house In The Dally Register, Red Bank. iot all times. at on town, N.J. Spacious, brand new rent transportation. Coll 591-9000. nished and Installed lor only 169.95. To or EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W v TOWN 1 COUNTRY DOOCE tier, coll 149 0163. free apartment. Near all shopping and fo- Please call In person between 3-5 p.m. cllltlei. Permanent position. ColfMl&ii- LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE WORKING'ASSl'S I ANT MANAGER - , sMaippo Apply In person, Ben's Car Wash, Rte. 35, _IOHT HAULING —CLEAN CELLARS Good Income. Happy Apple Inn, Rt. 34, 3100, ' BY EXAMINATION : GET CASH FOR YOUR FORElSN - Middletcwn. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates Colts Neck. II p.m. to 7 a.m. MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eatontown. 54! (oil alter 3 p.m. 741.2149. AGGRESSIVE SALESPERSON - Molor Coll Mrs. Brondow ust LEGAL SECRETARY - At least two school bus manufacturer Is looking for More Classified ROOFING, siding, additions and dormers, tears real esfote experience. Salary open. representative to cover school bus sales HOLMDEL o last minute al their best. Call for free estimates. B & Jfflce located in Red Bonk. 741-V3Q. In southern New Jersey. Salory and com- CONVALESCENT CENTER on Next Page Autos For Sale C Construction, 717-2025. mission with additional benefits. Send Hwy 34 Holmdel 944-4200 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON . complete resume to Box N't, The Dally check. Santa wants to M^ Mole -female, full time, port-time, Hcens? Register, Red Bonk. DELIVERY -CLERK - Mature perso Help wanted. FOR ODD JOBS AND OUICK SERVICE ed or willing to learn. Now thot you've only. 9 to S dally. Apply In percon',. ProfesProfe!- — Attics ond cellars cleoned. Ji/nk re- talked to the rest, come in and talk ro the GAL/GUY FRIDAY - Must be willing to' sional Pharmacy, 134 Broad St., Red Male or Female make sure every detail is moved, light hauling. No lob loo small. best. We seek competent and ambitious operate company switchboard and be Coll 74.WU3 between 3 and > icople Interested In earning a minimum of proficient In typing, filing, shorthand and 120,000 o year and fn turn we offer com- some knowledge of bookkeeping. Good NURSES' AIDES - Experienced. 7 to 3 just right so you can have the pany paid In depth training program, lib- stortlna salary. Excellent pay benefits. and 3 to 11. Queen of Carmel Nursing eral drawing account, 60% commission, Call 442-8900. Home. 040-4991. ALTERATIONS participating spec arrangements and .y--* merriest, happiest Christmas everl )ormers, porches, stolrs, additions, etc. tuort. Plus the opportunity for manage- INSURANCE-CLAIMS — Position offered ; PRESSER-5POTTER - Experienced. EARN What r« estimates, insured. Reasonable. I do ment through a planned program of ex- Dry cleaning store. Steady, good pay, paid for mole or female wltrt broad claims han- the job myself. Call Jim, 776-8764. pansion, why not coll for a confidential, holidays and vocations. Coll HAIG'S dling experience. Please send resume to Interview and totk to the company that CLEANERS AND TAILORS, 135A Hwy BoxJ-23, The Dally Reglsler, Red Bank. lellt a house every day. THE KIR WAN 36, Port Monmouth. 7B7-9&25. EXTRA Autos For Sale CO., Realtors, liO Hwv 36, West Keons- MOTHER'S HELPER - Mon., Wed., The burg, N.J. 342-4350. Frl., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. One 2Vj year gtrl. CAPTAINS, WAITERS, WAITRESSES Highly desirable |obs at exclusive club Own transportation. Mlddletown. Call 671- 3704,6:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. CASH CAREER OPPORTUNITY staurant, Phone for appointment. 842- Monmouth Mazda EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST - All cate- World REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full time For just 1 Vi to 2 hrs. per day. RNQRLPN gories — Automated chemistry, Cytology, -eal estate salei people for our new of- 904 Sunset Ave. 776-6777 Asbury Park, N.J. For Nurslna unit. 3-lt shirt. Jocterlology, RUSH LABORATORIES, 70 Five days per week. Must fices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- Apply Mrs. Mrokovclch. 842-3400, censed, we will train and prepare through E. Front SI., Red Bank. Phone 741-0116 have reliable vehicle. Call needs now. our speclol school. Unlimited potential. BEAUTICIAN — Port-time, some ex- PARTS DEPARTMENT HELP - Learn $15,OW-120,000 first year, possible man- perience. Matawan. auto ports operation and drive delivery Mr, Falcone or Mr. Fred- 1970 CADILLAC agement In near future. Draw avalloble. 563-1465 truck. Uniforms, hospltallzatlon, vaca- Coll Palace Realty Associates, 988-4400 or tions, and other benefits.. ApplApplyy Ports erickson at PAINTER — Some experience necessor . 2M-53O0. Ask for Mr. Stearn. ; Manageranagger,, Circl- Cc •e Chevro- lletlt , 3!5 Coupe DeVille utl time. Apply Chief Engineer, Motly Maple M Ave.Ave. , RRRedd BankBk. Gold, brown vinyl lop, saddle COOK-SHORT ORDER - Experienced, Pitcher inn, * " ' THE leather Interior. Air condi- Steady ond part-time. Apply Fn person, GENERAL CLEANING HELP - 4 p.m HOUSEWORK — Part-time. Approxi- Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, Route 1, to 12 mldnlaht. Apply In person. Pepplno' mately 20 hours a week. S2.50 per hour. tioned, 6-way teat, power win- Woodbrldge, N.J. Md-2700. Ask for Peter. Pino, Hoilet Plaza, Rte 35, Hazlel. Monmouth Beach. 229-77B*. dows, AM-FM radio. Excellent RAlNtt — Clean-cut, eager, agores- DAILY REGISTER condition. ilve. To S/000 to start. Unlimited poten- SECRETARY — Smalt Red Bonk law of- Help Wanted lol, Now Is the time to consider your (u- fice. Legal experience not neceisory ror CALL 741-3330 $ ure! Call Angle Sharp, 747-1121, Snelllno brloht person write qualifications to Box Male and Female 3995 md SneMlng-J^Broad St.. Red Bank. R-M, Tne Dally Register, Red Bank. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL — JAZZ MUSICIANS — Gulliver's Pub, Active ooency has need for experienced RUSSELL Home ot Jan, B West Front St., Red salesperson to handle Commerclol and In- Bonk. t42-9*ai offer 11 a.m. vestment Deportment. Leads provided. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. CARPENTERS AND MASON WANTED Residential sales personnel also needed. "" Newman Sprlnas Rd. Red Bonk — Minimum two years experience. Please Experienced preferred but will train. Full opply Pefnlck Construction Co., 671-1600. time. Write P.O. Bo« 338, West Long 741-0910 Branch. All replies confidential. REAL ESTATE SALES DOMESTIC NEEDED - To clean house For Sale one day per week In Atlantic Highlands. Supply references and expected salory. Licensed sales personnel for active Middle- Reply to Box N-2, The Dally Register. MANY >73'S TO CHOOSE Red Bank. town office. Our advertising campaign will get PIZZA MAKER — And experienced short FROM - IN STOCK! order cook. Apply In person nights after 4. you started fast! If you have initiative and per- Lulgl's Famous Pizza, 477 Middle Rd., Hazlel. severance, call Bill Lynn, Mullaney Realty TIME INVESTMENT BUSINESS - Mon- ogement trainees for second Income busi- 671-5151. ness. S12,000 a year If qualified. Coll tor appointment. &7I-072O. ESTIMATOR WANTED - Experience In I residential ond light commercial construe I tlon. Steady employment. Coll for appoint L JERRY BARATTA'S I tntnl. Wt-0717. Help Wanted BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH^ Male and Female KEYPUNCH Come in and enter our FACTORY OPERATORS JOBS Experienced only 1st & 2nd shifts. Large projeef starling in January (linme- FREE dicile openings also avaiioblel Musi he experienced In 029," 059 nlplm numeric o( OIK production Drawing for the dfpnrtnicnH Will br rrQurrfri lo work N tivr days Mon lo SUPERVISORS WORLDS LARGEST 2nd shift; with service bureau experience. Good incrntivc pay, PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATION ntlt" SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE CHRISTMAS iod pox* ho '73 all of you. Thanks STOCKING vtulohlr LJ. GONZER ASSOC. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank for everything. Hwy 35 2W-80OO Keyporl 842-3900 N DRAWING DATE: Equol Opportunity Empln/cr fortk SAT., DEC. 23 SPECIAL CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY .it's the season CHRISTMAS OFFER! A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR of love iiiul goodwill. $25 OVER OUR COST MANY NEEDS M;iy people the K ON ANY NEW work! over sliiirc CHRYSLER on PLYMOUTH 23 Adding Machines General Contractors Pearl and CARPENTRY - Remodellna paneling in its joys. IN OUR INVENTORY closets, doors, oddtnons. Odd jobs, ftea Bcad^Restrlnging sonable rotes. B47-43SS AD DTN G~M~* C"HTNTE~5~~ T » pV w Ml e r I Mly on brnlrted nvlon. li'so a Virond* lotd. rtnleri, repaired, Sernlco'l. I01 Mo cp l EU 1 DAY ONLY! 'mouth St., Hed Bonk 747-OitS. r», W''!!!".'«- ' 55iLLes'3. Odd Jobs OPEN SAT., DEC. 23 Clocks and TIL 5 P.M. L10 HI HAULING'- CeMorsfoo; pats Season \s Greetings Watch Repair cleaned up. Ffee estimate! NI-2H? ntler 3 p.m. Rooting, Siding lAnllque clocki, watchn, tine lewelry ex- from I lie slnlf' Ipertly done. Don Pons Jewelers. 799 River & Insulation IFRd.. Fajr Hoven. 141-atl. _ Painting £ Decorating cor ROOFTNG"AND'SIOTNG and i)iaii;i» dz? •£3> O —u u it-71 % The Phantom Beetle Bailey AS 7HE GIANTANPPWARf OF KMU3A f»SS H£E.' HO-\ I THUNPERNOW iu BET 1 CAN 66T AWA/ WITM V/HABINSONE WlTMOUT NOTICING 30 The Dally Register, R^d Bank-MJddktwn, N.J. Friday, December 22,1»72 Incorporate King Committee JL Higgins,*7- representin• g thtke laws also state that the com" Founded by a cross-section e v pREEnD RBANANK _- The. nDrr Founded by a cross-section W»Greater *Re "PJ^d Bank CounciLl o Mf mittee shall be incorporated of citizens dedicated to en- Martin Luther King Jr. Obser- Churches, and William D.ck- vance Committee has become hancing the cause of racial justice, the King Committee erson, Red Bank. Youth rep- incorporated and has elected resentatives to the committee a board of directors to includes the Rev. Marcus Pierce, St. Paul's Baptist include James Underwood, strengthen and broaden the Lester Bradley, Billy Bennett, Merry Christmas activities of the group which Church, Red Bank; Mrs. 'To AH • Mary Jane Sheehan and Mrs. and Douglas Nixon, all of Red seeks interracial under- Bank. standing. Jane McCosker of Rumson; And a Happ/New Year Packard Biddle, Little Silver; In its constitution and by- Elected cochairmen were Dr. Edmund Gaunt Jr.', Fair laws, the King Committee . W.D. Das»Mk O.D.S. Clinton Crocker, dean of com- Haven; and Hosie L. Scott, states that it will work In munity relations, Brpokdale Matawan; the Rev. Mrs. Joan close cooperation with other Community College, Lineroft; community organizations to and David J. Lewis, executive obtain its objectives. The by- director, Community YMCA CLOVE SMUGGLERS Red Bank. Other directors in- MOMBASA, Kenya (AP) - WE'LL TAKittRE OF • MMIcart clude Mrs. Erma Alston, Red Reports say authorities on the NAVESINK HOUSE Bank, secretary; Phillip Tanzanian island of Zanzibar ANSWERING YOUR PHONE Rounds, Monmouth Hills, have been arresting people for • 24 HOUR 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank treasurer; John Hird, a Red smuggling cloves into Kenya. ANSWERING SERVICE 842-3400 Bank High School faculty Zanzibar is the world's largest member, and Lawrence Scott, producer of cloves and the pen- cm671-9200 alty for smuggling them out is New Shrewsbury, both mem- ADVERTISEMENT bers-at-large. death. The King Committee is AUTO starting its third year of ob- INSURANCE WHdodqcfers recommend Mandatory For servance of Jhe slain civil . All Vehlclis rights leader's birthday. JANUARY HI. VIJl Events are planned to be held CALL US for patients in pain; in the greater Red Bank area Doctors all over the country dispense over 50,000,000 starting Jan. 14. of these tablets to their patients each year. NEW DIRECTORS — Newly elected directors of left to right, are Philip Rounds, Mlddletown; Law- • There are many medications a tors recommend most than any rence Scott, New Shrewsbury; and John Hlrd of other leading tablet. the Martin. Luther King, Jr. Observance Com- I physician or deqlist can pre- Headache and dental pain i» mittee Include, seated from left t$> right, Clinton Red Bank. The group Is making plans for the 1973 scribe fpr pain. Some are nar- relieved incredibly fast; minor': C. Crocker, New Shrewsbury; Erma Alston, Red observance of the death of the late civil rights cotic, many are available only pains of arthritis are depend., leader to be held Jan. 14 to Jan. 21. • on prescription. But ihere is one Bank, and David J. Lewis, Mlddletown. Standing, pain relfever, available without ably eased for hoursr even the- prescription, doctors dispense aches and pains of coldsand flu again and again..,Anacin. respond to Anacin. So the t«n-. . Each year, doctors give over sion and depression that can be. j50,000,000 Anacin tablets to caused by such pain will be re- I their patients in pain. If doctors lieved too. And millions take Santa and the Ice King !think enough about Anacin to Anacin without'stomach upset "Merry Christmas to all!" and .dispense all these tablets, what When you're in pain, why SYNOPSIS: Santa and already begun to melt and the Santa would take him home so n(w he wa gave one push with his paddle j better recommendation can you don't you follow the practice of Oonik have found the Icefrozen sea had broken up. ' crestfallen and 'ask when you efe in pain? so many doctors and take the and sped home across the tablet a doctor might rive .you. King a perfect mate in the Ice worried. summer sea. _, 741-2325 •671-2229 You see, Anacin contains Queen of the South. The Ice The fairy land workers more of the uain reliever doc- in his own office. Take Anacihy. • King immediately asked the rushed out to greet them. "You Twcedleknecs slapped him (The End) Ice Queen to come with him did it!" cried crooked-lcggcd on the back; "Cheer up!" he to the North. But she said (he Tweedleknces. "You shouted gleefully. "I have made couldn't leave in the middle conquered the Ice King!" you a boat!" of the Southern Hemisphere "Not conquered," said Santa winter. Then Santa pointed 1 out that the Ice King wasn't ak? * needed in the North, because running .'•; It should be summer there. she cried. "My rheumatism is J'- ,,„,„ ...... ••,. , CHAPTER FIFTEEN all gone. Ancf gum.what? I ^f feelwmS into $& y h eandKeotuk A MERRY 7 from ?he'SoVh'% n »' ^I"*«» CHRISTMAS summer is really here!" She otner- caught Oonik up in an ''Don't forget the paddle," SALE STARTS 8 A.M. DEC. 23RD ByLUCRECEBEALE embrace. "You poor hungry called Santa running down boy — you come right in and from 'the shop, "It's a very The Ice King, looked I'll fix you some gingerbread special paddle for a very liheepish. "You are right," he men," special'boy. Stroke but once Jaid. "I had forgotten it's But, Oonik remembered the and it will carry you across the August and supposed to be gingerbread he had had on the widdestsea." oummertime in Northern trip and he said, "Thank you . Oonik reached up for the lands. I'm not needed there at but I must be on my way. My paddle and his whole face sholne •IL" people will be starting for their with astonished pleasure, "So," said Santo, "you and summer hunting grounds and I "Why ifs — it's just like tbe Ice Queen can stay here must be there to help them." Christmas!" he exclaimed. and make winter for the South Pole landB. Then, in December, "Ha!" scoffed Tweedleknees "And whv nnti" «mil»H while Santa disappeared into Santa "IVs been a cold cold HOURS: when it's summertime at the bMna wld Cold the toy shop.''HJWJII you get *&?' ' SAVE bottom of the world, you and home? The ice on the sea is ™. : , _ „ , the Queen can come North and broken up and your sled will do ihe" Ue £™ Tweedleknees make winter at the top of the you no good." »nd Mr>; ,Claus aI>d &11 the SAT.8AM-9PM world." younogooa. Santa folk cried "Merry "How wonderful!" exclaimed the Queen. "That way. we'll Oonik had really thought Christmas!" Oonik shouted always be together!" -5 PM "And we'll be able to make winter all year "round," said the King happily. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY "And no one will hate you," said Santa, "because everyone jvill have warm weather for TUES.7AM-9PM half the year." Oonik could hold himself in no longer. "Hooray!" be Shop Early! shouted, jumping up and down. "Everything is settled. Let's hurry home and tell my people the news." "They already know," said Santa, "for the Ice King has already been some days away from his job. But you arc right, and I, too, must hurry back to my shops for I've a whole year's work ahead of me and the summer, if it has come, is almostcone." The Ice King laughed. "Don't worry," ho said. "I wouldn't be surprised if we're very slow coming up from our honeymoon and winter will have a late start this year in yh Price & More on all "• Eskimo land," Thoy all shouted "Morry Christmas!" as Oonik sped home. Santa and Oonik and Kcotuk got on the sled but the polar Christmas Trim • Garland /bear wouldn't get on. He stood WORKED HARDER between the Ice King ami the LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) - iterpieces • Wreaths • Ice Queen and refused to beForeign Minister Timothy Kan- coaxed away. Hostess Items • Records &' "Leave him here," said the kasa commented during a tour of a railroad yard that Zam- Queen and King. "We three By Candles & Lights will rule the winters together," bians worked harder and took So Oonik _and Santa left more pride in their jobs when, Helen Hlckey them there and headed back this country was the British Who ri territory of Northern Rhodesia. and MORE for Santa Land. they arrived they found I llat Zambia became independent in Bure enough, the snow had 1964. Whnl Is n houso in tho contompo rary stylo? A liouso which is con- Diamond's FANTASTIC YEAR END POOL TABLE DISCOUNTS! J, temporary has tho soil ol plan and docor lhal enn go with almost any kind ol tiunlluro. A contomporary houso does not acconlualo any par- Fix up ticular loalure. II dunn nol look Spanish, Oriental 01 Dutcl), II iloo: not bntong lo any particular poriod. with money A conlomporary houso Is very closir- nbto !o GOrrlo pooplo lor all of thono roasons. What sort ol n houso do from us you want? 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