owii SEE STORY BBIX)W Gearing, Cold Clearing this afternoon, FINAL Men in upper 30s. Clear and Red Bank, Freehold cow tonight; mostly sunny to- Long Branch raurrdw. Sunday mostly EDITION cloudy, milder. llomnouth County"* Outstanding Homo Xewspapw 34 PAGES VOL.«|4 NO. 182 RED BANK, N.J. FRIUA^. MAKCII10,1972 TEN CENTS iiHniuum Seriate Votes Legalized Gambling Study TRENTON (AP) - The If approved by the Assem- gambling study was intended dum in November which have both stated firm opposi- help to carry out its in- In other major devel- basic plan, however. The State Senate has authorized a bly, the measure would take to undermine the recommen- would let the voters decide if tion to a proposed income tax. vestigation. He suggested it opments: Democratic plan would insure study of all forms of legalized effect without the signature of dations of Cahill's Tax Policy gambling should be legalized The Governor's Tax Policy could be an attempt to post- —Democratic and Republi- a continued Democratic mar- gambling that critics have Gov. William T. Cahill. The Committee which called for in . The proposal Committee recommended a pone consideration of new can Senate leaders announced gin of 9-6 in the state's con- charged is an attempt to tor-" governor has already signed overhauling the New Jersey covers casino gambling, book- $1.5 billion tax package last taxes. they had agreed to bring a gressional delegation. The pedo tax reform. legislation authorizing a study tax structure. making, off-track betting and month that included a 1 to 14 The gambling study com- series of partisan bills on con- GOP plan would give Republi- ' The measure was approved of off-track betting and has The gambling study mea- wagering on athletic events. per cent income tax and a mittee would be required to gressional redistricting up for cans a good chance of reduc- ing the margin to 8-7. by a 28-7 vote after a rambl- said the more general study sure could take effect without Sen. Wayne Dumont, R- statewide property tax to en- report its findings to;the Leg- a vote next Thursday. ing debate in which suppor- measure might be an attempt Cahill's signature because it Warren, chief sponsor of thfe able the state to take over islature by June 1. At a news conference both ters of the bill talked more to sidetrack tax reform, in- was passed in the form of a broader gambling study, said funding of local school costs. Bipartisan Backing sides indicated there is still a -The Senate voted 27-9 to about the possibilities of re- cluding adoption of a state in- resolution without appropriat- the question of legalized gam- Cahill criticized the gam- The measure received bi- wide gulf separating them on give the governor the power duced crime and increased come tax. a ing any funds to carry out the bling should be placed before bling study as "suspicious" partisan support in the Sen- the issue of reapportioning the to appoint the chancellor of revenue in legalizing gam- However, Senate Majority study. the voters. "AH we can do is because he noted that the pro- ate. Republicans control the 15 New. Jersey congressional higher education. The chan- bling than about the need to Leader Alfred N. Beadleston, The study is intended to let the people vote," he said. posed committee would not upper house 24-16: Cahill is a seats. cellor is now appointed by the study the question. R-Monmouth, denied that the dear the way for a referen- Dumont and Beadleston have funds or extensive staff Republican. Each party introduced a Board of Higher Education. 4 Killed in Crash KEY PORT - Four Bay- been.The car had been head- Red Bank, by members of the Bayshore Garage, off Rt. 35, shore residents, all under age ing north. Kcyport and Matawan Town- north of Hollo's Post House. 2(>, were killed last night A police spokesman said the ship First Aid Squads. Traffic The abutment, police say, when the car in which they car was "cut in two" by the in the area police say, was was not damaged. In- were riding crashed into an impact of the crash. It took snarled for more than an vestigating the accident are overhead railroad bridge some time, police said, to re- hour. Sgt. George Nadler, Patrol- abutment and was so badly move all the bodies from the man Robert Dillon, and Cap!. demolished that police have wreckage. They were trans- The vehicle was described Michael Kelley, who heads been unable to determine the ported to Riverview Hospital, as a 1969 model. It is at the the traffic safety bureau. driver. Police identify those killed as Ronald Fogel, 20, of "Waakaack Ave., Keansburg; Joseph Saia, 19, of 24 Bucknell Drive, Hazlet; Rosco Brewer,' •25, of 20 Glenmary Ave., Leonardo, and Vickie Strelsky, 18, of 152 Morn- ingsidc Ave., Union Beach. The accident, which was re- ported at 11:04 p.m. yes- Rtgltler Stall photo terday, happened on Rt. 35 BAR HONORS PAST AND PRESENT PROSECUTORS — The AAonmoufh Bar Association last night near the Rt. 36 intersection. honored former County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, who was county prosecutor for 17 years, and Police say they had no infor- James M. Coleman Jr., who was sworn in to succeed Mr. Keuper March 1. Left to right at the testi- mation On where the young monial dinner at the American Hotel are. Charles Frankel of Asbury Park, whospoke; Mr. Keuper; people had come from or Mr. Coleman and William T. Wichmann, bar association president. what their destination had Middletown Zoning Upheld By WILLIAM J. ciates because the firm failed and documented oral opinion. the grounds that it did not there is a strong presumption to sustain the burden of proof The motion by Middletown provide for multiple family of validity for it. FREEHOLD — Ruling that needed to overturn the zoning Township attorney. Robert H. dwellings in the township and There must be a clear show- a Clifton firm failed to prove code. Otten to dismiss the complaint so excluded persons who ing that it Is arbitrary or un- the Middletown Township zon- A party attacking the vali- came after the firm rested its could not afford to buy single- reasonable, he continued, and ing ordinance uncon- dity of a zoning ordinance has case after calling three wit- family homes. total factual settings must be stitutional, a Superior court a heavy burden, said the nesses. It ended a two-day The firm launched its legal evaluated in each case. He judge here dismissed its com- judge, and must show that the trial without the township attack on the entire zoning said the court could not pass AP Wlraphoto plaint yesterday. ., code bears no reasonable rela- having to call witnesses to de- code Wednesday after Judge on the wisdom or the lack of BANK ROBBERS ESCAPE IN POLICE CAR—This Fort Worth, Tex., Judge- Merritt La'ne Jr. tionship to the public good. fend its zone plan. Lane upheld the township's wisdom of the legislators. city police car was commandereed by four men armed with shotguns yes- granted a motion on behalf of Proof of unreasonableness Primarily, Chandler Associ- Zoning Board of Adjustment's The wisdom' of a particular terday shortly after they reportedly had robbed a Fort Worth bank, taking the township to dismiss the must be beyond debate, said ates was seeking to invalidate denial of a variance for the course a governing body has two lady employes with them as hostages. Profiles of the bandits and hos- complaint by Chandler Asso- the judge in a very detailed the township's zone plan on firm for a 464-unit "town taken is reviewable only at tages can be seen as the car pulls away. Hostages were later released un- house" complex off Palmer the polls, he said. harmed; three of the men were later captured. Photo was made by Fort Ave. and Cherry Tree Farm Class Suits Worth Star-Telearam photographer Ron Heflin. Road, near Rt. 35. Concerning the firm's argu- Validity Test ment that exclusion of apart- Union Beach Board's A test of validity of a zoning ments and the township's two- ordinance is the reason- acre minimum zoning were in- ableness of the ordinance in valid because they violated NixonHuddlesAirlines light of existing circum- the equal rights of people. 'stances and the physical char- Judge Lane said there is a Budget Cut $238,766 acteristics of the area, said well settled rule in law that to Judge Lane. By ED WALSH cholpgist at $7,596; cut text- can you pay $1 million when raise the constitutional rights Execs to Thwart Plots book expenditures from the assessments are $29 mil- ' The judicial role in review- of a class, there must be a Top officials of the nation's, evening and no ransom has yesterday. The caller de- UNION BEACH - It wasn't ?12,50O to $10,000; sliced $3,000 lion?" he asked. ing a zoning ordinance is member of that class in the 29 biggest airlines were called been paid." manded $50,000, but bis 9 p.m. predicted publicly, but every- from teaching supplies budg- "I am afraid that if our per- tightly circumscribed, said suit. to Washington today to help Wiser also said TWA had deadline passed without pay- one knew it was coming. eted at $13,000; and cut school centage of tax collections the judge, explaining that Sec MIddletown's Page 2 thwart what President Nixon started a new, more intensive ment or incident. Borough Council last night' nurses' salaries from $20,305 drop this year we will be in •called "vicious extortion search method, but found An Eastern Airlines plane axed $238,766 from the Board to $12,105. worse trouble than we are plots" against the carriers. nothing further. made an emergency stop at of Education's $1.4 million Overall Picture now," the mayor continued. Nixon acted yesterday to re- A short time after his an- Richmond, Va., after a threat. budget, and the board presi- "I don't think members of "It's an old story here. People Colts Neck Board quire immediate implementa- nouncemont, a bomb scare But a search turned up no dent immediately promised the Board of Education are will struggle to pay their tion of new rules aimed at emptied a restaurant and bar taxes but for some this year it bombs on the -to- an appeal. looking at the overall finan- keeping dangerous individ- at Kennedy airport in New Miami flight. Largest cuts amounted to cial picture," Mayor Alfred T. will be the desperation point. They just can't pay. uals, weapons or bombs off York. Flights were halted for San Juan airport officials $50,000 for tuition, $44,052 for Hennessy Jr. said after last Won't Appeal Cut scheduled airliners. The new about 20 minutes, but nothing searched an American Air- eachers salaries, $30,000 from night's session. " Irresponsible? COLTS NECK — The Board nally planned on, Mr. Kuhn procedures were slated to was discovered. lines cargo flight to New York operational salaries, $22,246, "It's easy to list e x- "Some board members take effect three months from Elsewhere, an anonymous after a caller said there was a from other instructional sala- penditures, but the source of have said they anticipated our of Education will not contest said. the Township Committee's Board 'Concerned' now. phone caller threatened the bomb aboard. They found ries, and $11,250 for other sec- income to pay for these ex- cuts of the budget would be ir- The airline chiefs were sum- bombing of Allegheny Airlines responsible cuts," Mayor Hen- $63,315 cut in the Board's pro- "The board is seriously con- nothing. retarial services. penditures should also be tak- moned to meet with Secretary flights in and out of Baltimore See Nixon Page 2 en into consideration before a nessy stated. "Perhaps their posed 1972-73 school budget, cerned about the magnitude Council also took away a though the Board feels the of the reduction, primarily be- of Transportation John Volpe $750 raise for the superinten- budget is formulated," he budget is irresponsible." and the Federal Aviation Ad- dent; deleted $5,800 appro- said. "Absolutely ridiculous," amount is "of serious con- cause we carry no surplus in cern." our accounts," Mr. Kuhn com- ministration. Retired Air priated for the superinten- "This town cannot afford to James R. McKittrick, board Force Gen. Benjamin O. On Our Opinion Page dent's secretary; asked the spend slightly under $1 million president, said last night Last night the Board, after mented. "It's going to be a a nearly two-hour closed ses- very tight year. I think people Davis, chief of the federal board to do without a librar- in support of our school sys- when contacted by The Daily force of sky marshals, told ian at $7,912 and school psy- •tem. It's not in the wood. How Register. sion, voted to accept the cuts are really going to be upset which include $29,815 from the that the French program has newsmen at the White House —Another Viewpoint "Council has no concern for not all the 29 airlines had tak- Milton Viorst. the children of Union Beach. SI,513,759 current expenses to he dropped." account and $33,500 from the In addition to the cuts, the en a serious view of past fed- He's the new addition to our editorial page - and his col- Their only concern is for dol- eral directives aimed at frus- lars and cents," he stated. $55,753 capital outlay account. committee also recommended umn, "The New Politics," will start on Monday. From then on, Board president Donald the board anticipate in its trating hijackers and black- he will appear three times a week. mailers. The Inside Story "Wow," he exclaimed. Kuhn pointed out the total budget an expected $35,000 in Mr. Viorst comes from New Jersey and his home base now CBA triumphs; Neptune, Shore bow out Page 18 •They want us to do without cuts equaled almost one-third federal aid. Mr. Kuhn said In response to a question. is Washington, D.C. He's a professional writer with a broad State mat finals beckon county's finest Page 19 three secretaries and have (if the $179,158 increase in cur- Kourd Auditor Armour Hul- Davis named Trans World view which covers sociological and cultural trends as well as Belmar'g Williams calls plays behind mike Page 20 one nurse take care of 1,300 rent expenses. sart had recommended the Airlines as one that has political analysis. kids," the president contin- Mr. Kuhn said the major funds not be anticipated in the adopted a realistic approach. We're proud of the columnists on our editorial page - he- ENJOYMENT, YOUIt DAILY REGISTER ued. current expenses cuts wore budget "because federal However, it was a $2-milli(in cause they represent all shades of the political spectrum. Now, WEEKEND MAGAZINE PHONE NUMBERS blackmail attempt against with Milton Viorst, we'll have another viewpoint expressed. "I am going to have our $14,(i50 for the school system's funds are not always fully fun- Television Listings Main Office 741-0010 French language programs in ded." TWA and the planting of I wo You might like or dislike it - but we guarantee it will provoke Movie Schedule Classified Ads 741-6900 secretary call an immediate bombs aboard its jet lines — thought. meeting1 of the board to talk the Cith-Hth grades and an an-, The committee also voted to Bridge Advice 12 Legal Adv 741-0010 mr.il $1(1,000 cafeteria deficit appropriate from its munici- only one exploded — that You'll want to read Milton Viorst's column starting Mon- Church News 13 Display Adv 741-0010 this over. 1 know we will ap- prompted Nixon to aim for peal. And I feel the (stale) the Board had been carrying pal budget $100,000 to the day on our editorial page. Just one more reason why The Classified 21-29 Circulation Dcpt 741-3330 in its account books. school budget to defray costs safety of airtransport. Daily Register, without question, is northern Monmouth Coun-' Comics 12 Sports Wept 741-0017 commissioner (of education) In New York, TWA's presi- will restore 99 per cent of Major capital outlay reduc- to local taxpayers. The appro- ty's largest newspaper and Monmouth County's most inter- Crossword Puttie 12 Women's News ...741-0018 dent, K.C. Wiser, said then; esting newspaper. Accounts Payable 741-0010 See Union Beach Page I tions meant the Board would See Colls Neck, Page 2 Editorials: :.6 not acquire bookkeeping has been "no contact with the Nimrod's Notebook 19 Accts. Receivable 741-8010 extortionist since Tuesday Obituaries 4 Middletown Bureau 671-2250 Uniform Sale equipment needed for its busi- Serving delicious luncheon St. Patrick's Party Drug Addiction Problem? ness office and would acquire specials, $1.35, Mon. thru Fri. Sports 18-20 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Now in progress. Shirley Seafood Buffet Sun., Mar. 19. Corned beef, Call 088-9333 Long Branch Bureau...222-801Q Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. only one new school bus in- Palace Diner, 25 Mori mouth cabbage. Music. Olde Union For Help Women's News 14,15 stead of the two it had origi- St., Red Bank. (Adv.) $4.25. Every Friday ti-9. (Adv.) I-ongo's, Sea Bright. (Adv.* House, Red Bank. (Adv.) Day or night 2 11.. Uit.it* Hi ;4 cents: Freehold Re- Judge Lane, adding that cross Not Factor about $40,000 and that it would residents will receive a 20 per gional High School Board of examination of a planning Judge Lane cited case law require an income of $21,5()0 tent hike in taxes this year. Education—K.'t 'cents, down .'il consultant, who testified for which states that the highest to buy it. Apartments would Although the tax rate fig- cents; county tax—07 cents, the firm, disclosed that the and best use of a property is provide homes for thosccarn- ures per $100 assessed valu- down 28 cents, and senior citi- consultant only made a cur- not a weighing factor in an or- ing about $10,000. he said.' ation will decrease from $5.30 zens and veterans tax—3 sory examination of the town- dinance classification. -IVhat Only the "well-to-do or the to $4.30, the figures are not cents, down two cents. ship. 1 use is more appropriate de- upper class" of young mar- comparable because of an in- IW venues Doun Judge Lane added that this* pends on the need of the mu- rieds could afford a home in crease in the tax base due to expert also testified that the The reserve for uncollected nicipality, he said. : Middletown, he said. - revaluations last year. taxes, based on a percentage plaintiff's property', which is The control of density of Also testifying for the plain- For example, the firm that of 93.5 collection, is $349,327, in a commercial zone, could population is a legitimate con? tiff was County Planning Di- conducted the revaluation has up $bl,7K0. The total of mis- be developed for that use. ccrn of a municipality and rector Robert D. Halsey who calculated that the $5.30 per cellaneous revenues expected, Cites Rulings may be regulated by a zoning was subpoenaed. His testi- $100 valuation tax rate last excluding the property tax, is MEN OF YEAR — Dr. Ervin L. Harlocher, Brookdale president, and Vic- The courts in New Jersey ordinance, he said, adding mony concerned the county "year would have heen equal to $875,051, down $421,021. tor Lauter, left, dean of continuing education and extension services at have consistently held that a that fiscal concern per se is Planning Board's housing re- S.llift per $100 on the basis of Under general appropria- , Cbmmunity College, congratulate each other. Both were municipality need not provide beyond the statutory purposes port and its general devel- this year's evaluation. tions, the budget for adminis- awarded the 1972 "Man of the Year" award by the National Council on for every use in its zoning or- of zoning. opment plan which were used . The total amount of as- trative salaries and wages is Community Services. dinance, said Judge Lane. Judge Lane said he was extensively by the plaintiff. *;sessed valuation has in- $75,500, up $15,835. The "oth- A municipality has the pow- "unimpressed" with the testi- Alan J. Werksman of Clifton creased from $75,925,000 to er" category under the ad- er to determine its character mony of Harvey S. Moskowitz. argued unsuccessfully in op- J121.X82.000 clue to the reva- ministrative and executive within reason, he said. of Livingston, a professional position to Mr. Otten's motion luations. branch is budgeted at $36,000, Ordinances which exclude planning consultant, and bythat it had shown that the Local Hate up $0,650. Harlacher WinsHonor multiple family dwellings Sterling Thompson, a Middle- township's zoning ordinance The portion of the rate al- have been upheld by the state town real estate broker. , , was "patently" arbitrary and lotted to municipal purposes Under financial adminis- 1MI.LAS, Tex. -The "Man community colleges in 19B7bership on the boards of nu- courts, he said, adding that of the Year" award for 1972 for the AAJC and this formed merous professional and ser- Mr. Moskowitz had testified contended that if Middletown is (il cents, up 45 cents. Town- tration, the director's office Chief Justice Joseph Weint- could keep out apartments, so- ship auditor l.ouis J. (Jartz ex- will receive S3.li(](). and the was presented to Brookdale the basis of his book, "The vice organizations. He serves raub of the N. J. Supreme that in his opinion every mu- Community College president Community Dimension of the as a consultant on community nicipality should provide for could every other municipal- plained that the increase is treasurer's office will receive Court said in a court case that ity in the state. due to the use of only $100,000 $14,000. Last year .$20,2511 was Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher by the Community College" pub- services to the AAJC, is a apartments are not inherently, multiple family units or it was of an anticipated $:<96,O0U in budgeted for both categories. , National Council on Commu- lished by Prentice Hall which, member of Sen. Harrison A. benign, that they present surplus funds in the budget. The salaries and wages por- nity Services for the Commu- Dr. Keim noted, "remains the Williams' ad hoc Committee problems with congestion and nity and Junior Colleges on Community Colleges and is Mr. Gartz explained that tion of the tax assessment definitive statement" on the may have deleterious effects budget is $15,000, up $l,L»50. (N('CS). subject. vice chairman of the New Jer- on other uses. the council last year utilitized sey Association of County' $600,000 of its $680,000 .surplus. The largest increase in the The engraved plaque, Dr. Harlacher became the It also has been broadly budget involves the police. awarded "In recognition of founding president of Brook- Community College Presi- He said it would be unsound lii.s service and leadership in . dents. stated that circumstances fiscal policy for council lo use The budget for salaries and dale in 19118. He holds mem- may permit a municipality to wages is $275,(100. up SKI,0110. forwarding the objectives of LIGHTING-^ • the entire surplus this year. the profession", was present- zone for a single use to retain ; The amount of the munici- This reflects the addition of its residential character, he six new patrolmen, and a gen- ed to Dr. Harlacher by Dr. : pal purposes budget to be William A. Keim. NCCS presi- said. ,- v raised by taxation is $749,53;'), eral 5.5 per cent wage '"in- Doss Denies Guilt Nol Unreasonable crease. dent, during the national up $628,130. meeting of the council here in Court cases have indicated conjunction with the annual that exclusion of multiple conference of the American family units are not perse un- On Four Charges reasonable, said Judge Lane, Bedell Reluctantly Association of Junior Colleges FREEHOLD - yVilliam G. of the charges, but Superior adding that each case must Bring Home The (AAJC). .vDoss, 25, of Wall Township, Court Judge Francis X. rest on its own facts and Dr. Keim reported that the. wno recently lost his bid to Crahay denied the motion two proofs. Brookdale president had been have two 1967 indictments weeks ago. The burden of the plaintiff Flavor of Files Report On a unanimous choice for the against him dismissed, plead- The two indictments had award. This choice, Dr. Keim was to prove that the prohibi- ed innocent yesterday to been placed on the inactive tion had no reasonable stand- The Open indicated, "is based on the charges of rape, robberty as- list in 1967 because Doss was clear understanding among ing and it failed to prove this, sault and grand larceny. appealing his conviction of the said the judge. Campaign Funds practitioners in the field that Trial dates are to be fixed. slaying of 19-year-old Donna Sea J)r. Krvin L. Harlacher is his- The' remedy is through the ,--. • KEANSBURG - Assem- Doss, now serving a life Do Rier of Hawthorne, a Mon- Legislative process and not tory's choice as one of those term on a murder conviction, tclair State College student ••' -bl.vman Eugene J. Bedell, D- facilitators who not only sees the judiciary, continued Judge Monmouth, one of 11 New Jer- is charged in one indictment who had been vacationing in . Lane. While the wisdom of ex- a truth but has the courage to with raping an 18-year-old Manasquan. He was convicted -; sey legislators criticized by move that truth into the cluding apartments may be XBSdlPv*- early yesterday for Neptune girl in Howell Town- by a Monmquth County jury- debatable, it is not the duty of. mainstream of American edu- ship June 11, 1966. in November, 1966, three ignoring a law requiring the cation." the court to interfere unless it filing of a report on campaign months after Miss De Rier's is shown that the action is ar- expenditures, -says he won't Dr. Keim noted that Dr. Another indictment charges nude, battered body was bitrary. Harlacher wrote one of the bother to reply. him with assaulting Mrs. l,ila found in a wooded area in Judge Lane noted that "What can I do," Mr. Bedell first doctoral dissertations on Peterson, Kt. 35, Neptune, Wall Township. Doss denied the subject of community ser- Pennsylvania'had held that said last night, "when you get robbing her of $200 and steal- the slaying. exclusion of multiple family right down to the nitty gritty, vices and was an effective ing a car belonging to her hus- one-man lobbyist in the Cali- The state Supreme Court units was unconstitutional, X have to admit that 1 was in band, Gustavo Peterson, all last month reduced the death but, he said. New Jersey is noncomplianee with the law." fornia legislature for commu- Aug. 2, 1966, in Bclmar. nity services. sentence imposed on Doss to not bound by that case. Mr. Kedell said he has com- Doss sought dismissal of the life imprisonment but upheld Madison Zoning pleted the report and mailed Dr. Harlacher conceived indictments on the grounds his conviction. and established a model com- Noting that the plaintiff re- it to the office of the Secre- that the state Irad failed to Doss pleaded innocent to lied heavily on a Madison tary of State yesterday. munity services program at prosecute them within a rea- the 1967 charges before Mon- » Koolhill College in California Township -ordinance case, The criticism was contained sonable time and that he had mouth County Court Judge Judge Lane reviewed the dif- • • in a NBC editorial presented prior to lilliO when the: func- not been adequately informed Patrick J. .McGann Jr. tion of these services in the ferences between that case •-;.• after the 1 u.m. news in which and this one. Besides the NBC Vice President .Joseph community college had not yet been clearly defined. property owner there were six Alverez called the legislators Lu.Wne .1. licdell individuals who represented "scolflaws," and suggested Commenting further on Dr. Loose Pets Pose the low income classification ; that they be prevented from llaiiacher's courage, Dr. and who were unsuccessful in "My intent," Mr. Bedell Keim s,aid: "To know him is serving in the Legislature. said, "was not to defy the law. obtaining homes in Madison. Mr. Bedell, who was elected to experience this courage That court held that there : I just never got around to it and to work with liim is to rec- lo his first term in the Assem- because most legislators in Rumson Problem was fiscal zoning to avoid mu- bly in November, is the only- ognize that you are in the RUMSON - The problems scales for the police depart- nicipal costs, said Judge CHAIN HUNG the past have never bothered presence of a giant." of dogs running at large in the one of Monmouth County's either." ment and borough officials, Lane, noting that there was 24" wide, 3 lite. 100Wea. borough was again stressed at introduced at the last council eight-member legislative dele- Mr. Bedell said the law is Dr. Harlacher made a na- no such testimony in this Our Price '69.50 gation listed u.s failing to file tionwide study of the status of last night's Borough Council meeting. case. "meaningless and has no vali- meeting. 40" wide, 4 lite. 150Wea, the reports. dity whatsoever. It's a wasted community services in the, Councilman John H. Dill, State law requires candi- A letter from William J. Ar- who conducted the meeting in On its face, it appeared that Our Price '159°° motion," drey 3rd, Holly Tree Lane, the absence of Mayor John O. that court reversed the pre- Those who find their spirit dates to file both preselection "I have nothing that I sumption of validity and CEILING MOUNT and post election reports on Colts Neck stressing the danger of loose Teeter, announced that blood of adventure whetted by 24" wide, 3 lite, 100 Wea. want to hide" he said, "hut if dogs to both children and donor day will be held at the placed the burden on the campaign contributions and I did, this law wouldn't re- the tang of salt spray are Our Price '68°° spending. adults drew a strong comment Rumson Firehouse from 10 township, observed the judge! quire me to divulge what I Board Won't from Councilman Alan A. a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow, and invited to study our col- didn't want known." Duke. urged all eligible residents be- lection of decorative ma- Nixon Calls He said the present law Appeal Cut "We must do something tween the ages of 18 and 65 to Union Beach rine lanterns. Made of rrquies a lot of paper work (Continued) • about this," be said, "The po- attend and donate blood. heavy, solid polished and accomplishes very little. lice cannot be expected to be Air Execs Mr. Bedell said he will in- priation was $50,000 less than He also announced the ap- School Fund brass, these handsome last year's contribution, the dog catchers. An outside pointments of Mrs. Helen G. troduce later a bill aimed in agency is needed to deal with lanterns are exact repl- the right direction. He said highest the committee had Reed of Auld Woods Lane and icas of hand-made run- Into Huddle ever appropriated to the the problem. Garbage is Dr. Carl Bunn as the repre- Is Slashed he's in favor of public dis- strewn about and disturbed by ning lights. Magnificent (Continued) closure of campaign spending, budget. sentatives of Kunison to Har- (Continued) Three Delia Airlines jets dogs allowed to run loose by mony House, the area educa- council's cuts," Mr. ship's wheels are copies but only if Mich disclosure is Hesidents last month de- residents who do not respect Were delayed in departures meaningful. tional and prevention center. McKittrick predicted. in every detail in beautiful fiom Chicago, New York and feated both the current ex- the local ordinances. Children •Something Else' finished solid maple. He said lie thinks that pub- penses and capital outlay tax at play are endangered. A dog M. Louis niter phoned threats, "It's something else," he Detail and expense have but searchers discovered no lic disclosure of campaign levies. The budget totaled catcher is the only solution. LWV to Discuss contributions and spending continued. "Our Beadleston not been compromised to bombs. $1,789,704, an increase of He will at least catch the of- Team, which we are required should not only be made on 8210,289, or II) per cent, ac- fending dogs, and then legal Holmdel Plan customary commercial A TWA jet bound for St. HOLMDEL — The master by law to have, is cut, our li- .1 Louis from Washington and the state level, but should ex- cording to the Board. proceedings can be instituted standards. tend down tn county and even plan will be the topic of the brarian is out, and council ex- .- another flying from San Krari- against the owners." pects the school system to op- municipal candidates. The total tax levy was Blames Raccoons League of Women Voters iisco to Louisville were meetings at 8:15 p.m. Monday erate two vans with one •7 searched at Louisville "I certainly would have SI,-177,11:). up $:i»2,78«, but Referring to the problem of man's salary. Ridiculous. An filed before this," Mr. Hedell residents voted only, on the at the home of Mrs. Roy Doc- . " Thursday afternoon. disturbed garbage cans, Coun- tofosky, 31 Heather Hill Way; appeal is our only alterna- The airport at Keno, New, said, "but if the slate thinks $1,'•!!(;>,7K<> current expenses c i 1 m a n V r a n c i s E. P. tive," the. board president this is such a grave matter, levy, up $:tii2,till7, and the 9:15 a.m. Tuesday at the and later a Western Airlines r McCarter put the blame on home of Mrs. Henry Mann, 12 concluded. plane at Keno were .searched why didn't they complain be- $47.:i.)2 capital outlay levy, up raccoons, "which will get into fore the election when the $25,182. The $19:1.975 debit ser- Stonehenge Drive, and at 9:15 Before paring the board's _•_ after a note found aboard] de- sealed or non sealed garbage a.m. Wednesday at the home ._!. ilared the aircraft would hi; first guy failed to file his re- vice levy, up $4,997, was not cans, and there are plenty of budget council adopted its- port?" subject to voter approval. of Mrs. Robert Mallm, 6 Hey- own budget with the school .' bombed. these animals around," he ward Hills Drive. said. He did agree, however custs, council estimated the CHAIN HUNG that "a dog catcher may he a Mrs. J.I). Shrimpton, chair- local tax rale to be between 8'/i"wldo?l lito, 150 W solution but the expense is man, and her committee, Mrs. $5.42 and $5.44 per $1(KI of as- Our Price '2900 Weather: Clear, Cold also to bi> considered. It John Chappell, Mrs. Daniel sessed valuation, up from Mostly sunny this afternoon, means a dog pound and all McCormick, Mrs. S.I5. W'eins- $5.15 naid last year. WALL MOUNT produced some locally high ranged from 74 at Xeedles, tein and Mrs. Herbert Wil- 8V wide, high in the upper :i(k Clear and Calif., lo 12 below zero at In- that goes with it." (old tonight, low in the mid winds. liams, will discuss the plan. A public hearing of council's 1 lito, 100W — A storm over West Vir- ternational Kails, Minn., and Mr. McCarter pointed out OnrPri7«'J99J 20s. Tomorrow mostly sunny, Houlton, Maine. expenditures was held two high in the low -10s. Sunday ginia triggered light snow that the problem is picking up Holmdel Glass weeks ago but the governing mostly cloudy and milder. Ifinn northern and central the offending dogs, and "this body delayed adoption pend- Ohio lo central Pennsylvania. is not the policemen's duty. 13" wido. In Long I!ranch, yes- Drive Tomorrow ing its review of the board's 2 lilo. 100 W. oiL — Extreme soul hern Texas Sandy Hook The only dogs the patrolmen HOLMDEL - The Con- proposed appropriations. !i terday's high temperature, was dampened by light ram TODAY - "High :)::tn p.m. can catch are the friendly Our Prive *29 ° was .tl and the low, IK de- servation Commission will and drizzle. and low 9:fill p.m. ones," he said. sponsor a glass drive tomor- grees. It was 27 at 6 p.m. and (ienerally. the West was TOMORROW - High 4:01 Councilman William J. Min- lour N«w Members the overnight low was 19. row from 9 a.m. to noon at the warm and ilie K;ist was cold. a.m. and 4::i7 p.m. and low ors pointed out the same prob- Township Hall Annex. For Senior Citizens 'loday's 7 a.m. temperature An early morning tempera- 10:II a.m. and 111:47 p.m. • lein. "1 don't care who is of- Metal caps and rings should was 25. ture of ;>:, at Livingston, Mi»n., fended," he said, "the people UNION BEACH - Four OPEN THUHS. • FBI. 'TIL 9 St.NDAV — High r>:l>:i a.m. be removed from all bottles. SATURDAY TIL 5 Kitlr ami dry weather was was warmer than northern ami :V:il p.m. and low 11:22 to be hurt are the ones with Assisting with the unloading new members were welcomed the rule for most of the nation l-'lorida. a.m. and II: II p.m. pets. The offenders will bring will be members of (Jirl .Scout by the Senior Citizens. today with three exceptions: The wanning trend was ex- For Red Hank and |iunison it down on people who do re- Cadelte Troop 503. They are Mrs. Helen Ches- — The northern and central perled In cctDtiiaijc, except in bridge, add two hours; Sea spect the law and abide by Next drive will he Saturday, ick, Mrs. Molly Matciann, " Pacific coast region from the interior \orlheii.sl, where Bright, deduct 10 minutes; it." April 8, and the second Satur- Mrs. Annacio Auierlo and THE LIGHTING CENTER Juan Cahansag. _. Washington to central Califor- subzero readings were report- Long llr.inch, deduct \"i min- Council approved at final day of each month thereafter, 79 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK. N J **nia got occasional rain from a ed, utes; Highlands bridge, add 4(1 public hearing' Hie ordinances lo run concurrently with the Martin Franco was appoint- TIL. 741.6400 "firliont moving inland. It also Temperatures before dawn minute's. establishing salary guide Boy Scout paper drive. ed historian for the group. Fort B&velopkTiny, Implantable Device To Provide Cardiacs With Instant Care Involves Nixon in ITT Case SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) The device, about the size of An external device that will table. miniaturized cardiac in- Using a demonstration mod- cordant tremors — the device WASHINGTON — An investigator for columnist Jack An- — An Army team'revealed a woman's powder puff, is perform the same functions is tensive care unit," he said in el several inches, larger than will shock the heart with a derson has* offered testimony to the Senate Judiciary Com- yesterday a demonstration particularly aimed for use in expected to be completed by an interview here yesterday. the battery-powered device, powerful electrical charge mittee that President Nixon was involved in settlement of an model of a tiny device which remote areas such as military the end of June, they said. Kubin showed how it works: that will bring the heart to a antitrust suit against International Telephone & Telegraph they say can be implanted in field hospitals or small towns Rubin said he believes it ul- standstill. Corp. , v It was the brainchild of a cardiac patient to guard his where monitoring equipment timately will eliminate the Connected to a special cath- If the heart does not return Brit Hume, the 28-yea&oM Anderson aide, quoted an ITT heart like a portable intensive is unavailable. Maj. Leo Rubin, chief of constant monitoring of heart eter threaded through the medicine at Ft. Monmouth's to normal by itself, the device lobbyist as saying former Attorney General John N. Mitchell care unit. Two Army medical officers patients in cardiac wards. It • jugular vein to ihe right ven- will call into action a built-in told her the President wanted the Justice Department to stop Developed at Ft. Mon- and a civilian research scien- Patterson Army Hospital, who also will allow for early trans- tricle of the heart, it monitors said he first began ex- the hearbeat with mini- pacemaker that will restore pursuing three antitrust suits against the giant conglomerate mouth, N.J., it is designed to tist said the computerized de- portation of critically injured the normal heartbeat. and make a reasonable settlement automatically monitor the vice has been successfully perimenting with the idea patients without the need for aturized computer circuits. Mitchell said almost immediately after Hume testified, heart, detect lethal rhythm ir- tested in dogs and should be while a resident at Montcfime coronary intensive care nurs- Large machines in hospital that "the President has never, repeat never, made any request ready for human use within Hospital in the Bronx, N.Y. es or cardiologists accom- When the heart goes into cardiac units now perform the regularities and return it to same task, Rubin pointed out. to me directly or indirectly concerning the settlement o{ the its normal heartbeat. a year. "It's almost like an implari- panying thejji, he said. fibrillation — wild and dis- ITT case and I took no part in that settlement." Anderson and Hume were scheduled to continue, their tes- timony today as the committee began its seventh day of hear- ings into the accusations by Anderson that Justice Department Gas Firm Plant officials were guilty of improprieties in the ITT settlement. Chiang to Stay On TAIPEI — Chiang Kai-shek accepted his party's call Bid Withdrawn today to stay on as Nationalist China's president and confront HOLM DEL — New Jersey decision has been made to the challenge posed by Communist Chinese foreign policy Natural (Jas Company has abandon plans for the plant," gains. withdrawn its application to' which was to be on 22 acres . His nomination by the Kuomintang for a fifth six-year construct a propane-air gas off Laurel Ave. adjacent to term assured him of reelection. The National Assembly, con- plant in the township. the New York and Long trolled by the Kuomintang, will select the president March 21. At an adjourned meeting of Branch railroad tracks. Chiang, 84, was not present when members of the party's the Planning Board last night When the company applied Central Committee stood and cheered his nomination. But the "to hear continued evidence for site plan approval Jan. 13, news was relayed to him by chief delegate Ku Cheng-kang. from the company, a letter it said that the proposed About four .hours later, Chiang appeared before the committee dated March 3 was read. $U50,000 mixing plant would looking relaxed and healthy. "It is a great pleasure for me to In Hie letter, the company consist of six storage tanks be nominated as the party candidate for the fifth president of saul that due to a supply prob- and a control building, Which the Republic of China," he said. lem which is causing us to would be used to supplement He named C. K. Yen, the 67-year-old vice president and "change plans rapidly under its present gas supply in peak premier, to serve as his running mate. certain circumstances.. .the use periods. Draft Black Agenda GARY, Ind. — All week long, position papers on every is- Charge 4 in Theft sue of interest to black Americans have been flowing into a working center set up in Washington. Drafted by black experts, or by state and regional meet- ings of black activists, they're the raw material for a National Of Phone Gear Black Agenda to be adopted this weekend in Gary. MIDDLETOWN — Ar- tank to overflow. If the hopes of its planners come trde, the National Black - raigned in Municipal Court Thomas J. Murphy of 90 W. • Political Convention that convenes today will bring together - Register Sloff Photo were four men from East Front St., Red Bank, was 2,000 delegates to set the direction of black politics for the next "• CHESS CHAMPIONS — Ed Battistella, left, of Monmouth Regional High School, New Shrewsbury, and Keansburg on charges of found guilty of driving while decade. Larry Epstein of Toms River North were undefeated going into championship playoffs of the Shore stealing §400 worth of equip- drunk. He was fined $75 and Subjects on the agenda include the possible endorsement High School Chess League. Ed was named "best player," but Larry's school won the match and the ment from a' N.J. Bell Tele- lost his license for six months. of a presidential candidate and organization of a Mack political league championship. phone Co. truck and posses- party. Judging from.the working documents, black grievances sion of stolen property. Arraigned on charges Of car will get a full airing at the Friday-through-Sunday meeting. They arc Terrance F. Whe- theft and possession of a sto- lan, 25, of 33 Raynor Ave., len car was Jesse Cooper, 20, Senior at Monmouth Regional Gary J. Emerson, 19, of 10 Es- of 3 Hillside Ave., Atlantic Indian Rumor Proves False sex St., John Bohack, 21, of 11 Highlands. The young man Monmouth Pkwy. and Robert was released in $500 bail to RAPID CITY, S.D. — A second autopsy on the body of an A. Hughes, 24, of 314 Port seek services of a public de- Indian found dead in a used-car lot hi Gordon, Neb., has failed Monmouth Road. All re- fender. to substantiate Indian accusations that the man was tortured quested services of the public and mutilated. Is Rated 'Best Chess Player' defender and are free in $1,000 However, an

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Established in 187»-Published by The B«d Bank KegWer By ROBERT S. ALLEN stood to deem it essential for cluding congmrionaJ leaden. Taiwfn to "reaffirm" (be ex- The Generalissimo's. likely ARTHUR Z. KAMIN A quiet but forceful effort is INSIDE istence of good relations with successor visited the U.S. in President and Editor under way to arrange a visit the U.S. 1171. He spent several weeks to the U.S. by Nationalist DecMoa Maker touring the country and vari- ous air and other military in- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Deputy Premier Chiang WASHINGTON Bat the decision rests with Ching-kuo, son and presumed his aged father — 84 last Octo- stillations. While f keeping successor of the long-time ru- bef and in the process of very much in the background, ler of Taiwan. being reelected for a fifth con- Ching-kuo has long been 6 Friiliiy, Murrh 10, 1972 officials a first-hand report on Purpose of the trip is to the Peking discussions, in secutive term, although nomi- groomed for leadership. He is "firm up" the severely frayed which Green participated, he nally desiring to retire. Since credited as being an able, ex- ties between Washington and also conveyed categoric as- last spring, the General- perienced and tough adminis- Taipei resulting from Presi- surances that there has been issimo, who has dominated trator. More Attention to Learning dent Nixon's recent trip to no change in U.S. com- the Kuomintang since 1927, As a youth, he spent 12 Red China. has been shifting most admin- year? in the Soviet Union and equipped in Southeast Ada. mitments under the 1954 mu- They are armed with late- A personal invitation from tual defense treaty.' istrative functions to Ching- married a Russian woman.. kuo — although still firmly in After; the; Nationalists estab- modelU.S! weapons and President Nixon to the Gener- Green did not see Chiang trained by American advisers alissimo and his son was Kai-shek. He did meet with top control, lished their, rule oh Taiwan in presented by Assistant Secre- If Ching-kuo comes to H49, Chine-ku'o'extensively and technicians. Ching-kuo. ' While' Chiang Kai-shek's tary of State Marshall Green The 61-year-old deputy pre- Washington, he will be re- reorglfhTzf a* 'flfeTr" "routed when in Taipei last week. In ceived by.President Nixon forces — jnov^ojisldered health is said to be generally mier reportedly is willing to good, hisayefcight is failing. addition to giving Nationalist come to the U.S. He is under- and other high officials, in- among the best trainjet and Unemployed vs. Inflation By SYLVIA PORTER unRHnmmianu day, this will be the bread- February, but women now ac- and-butter vote-getter. For if count for 44.4 per cent of the Despite the recent encour- YOUR MONEY'S you are honest about the unemployed, up from 29.S per aging drop in our nation's structure of the unemployed cent in 1949, while men ac- unemployment rate to 5.7 per WORTH (meaning who is out of work), count for 55.6 per cent, down cent, it is becoming ever less you must admit that the from 70.7 per cent in 1949. likely that even today's highly people Involved are not very "You can't tell me that stimulative economic policies significant as voters." women, teen-agers and blacks will push down the rate to to 5.7 per cent. The Structure are as important as white President Nixon's official tar- Rather — and far more im- Yes, if you do look at the male breadwinners," adds a get of 5 per cent by election portant to the jobless and con- structure of the unemployed Republican industrialist with PORTER day. In fact, despite evidence cerned citizens among you — in cold blood, you could come whom I start arguments on ment as a weapon against in- that some progress toward this economic-social probabi- to that political judgment. To sight. "Even a 6 per cent job- flation is criminal — and this lower unemployment is being lity is accepted as a political be specific: less rate is not critical when it goes whether the human is^ made, it is becoming ever risk to be preferred to a re- — Among married men, the is caused by unemployment male or female, young or old, more likely that when we go surgence of inflation which jobless rate is down to 2.7 per among these minority married or single, black or to the polls on Nov. 7 the job- might result from more stimu- rent — satisfactorily low and groups." white, skilled or unskilled, es- less rate may still be hovering lative money-tax-credit pol- hard to criticize. Under the circumstances, sential or expendable worker. in the range of 5& per cent, icies. — Among teen-agers, "rapid expansion of the de- I think all unemployment is a maybemqre. "We think that the cost of though, the rate is 18.8 per mand for labor runs, into a shameful waste: as merely This economically dis- living will be a much more cent — as high as it has been greater danger of generating one illustration, if we were op- couraging and socially ex- powerful force in November's in any recession in the past bottlenecks and inflation than erating at full employment, plosive prospect is recognized voting than the unemploy- quarter-century. if the unemployment were the Treasury would be collec- by political realists in the Nix- ment total," says a knowl- — Among blacks, the rate is more normally distributed," ting tens of billions in addi- on Administration. They are edgeable friend of mine in 10.5 per cent, more than emphasizes Herbert Stein, tional taxes, the budget could not making any exuberant Washington. double the overall rate of 5.1 chairman of Nixon's Council pay for many more desirable claims about the just an- "If we can get the annual per cent among whites. of Economic Advisers. programs and the budget also nounced decline in the rate of inflation down to the 3 — Among women, the job- Personally, I think using would be much less in- unemployment rate from 5.9 per cent range by election less rate went down nicely in any human being's unemploy- flationary. Tee'd Off Over Teeing Off By JIM BISHOP lucky on the 8th hole of the who is six feet thirteen inches Diplomat, 142 yards, and-got a tall and weighs 70 pounds. He If I ever lose my mind — THE hole in one. The envious looks like a ball retriever. He The School Busing Issue the tense is debatable — it is sports commentators on tele- too bits them long and It is regrettable that the House on with the less objectionable amendment, going to be over golf. The REPORTER vision said: "Jim Bishop, straight. He can also use a Wednesday, for the second time in four which affects the local mechanics of bus- good days and bad scores arc writer, hit a hole in one en the wedge from 150 yards out, just over the hill. After 30 drive the ball past the pin, months, insisted on strong antibusing pro- ing while avoiding issues of con- Diplomat 8th today, shooting years of hacking at a dimpled left-handed, wearing snea- and make it walk back to the visions in an aid-for-education bill. The stitutionality. We hope they persist. white sphere, I am convinced off like a fanner killing a kers, and using a range ball." Senate earlier had moved sensibly in an It might slow busing in some districts, that golf is not a game; it's a snake, catches the top 10 per It was all true, but did they He gave, me some sound attempt to defuse the highly sensitive is- but that is not wholly undesirable in- chronic illness. There is no cent of the ball, and watches, have to crush'me with my where talay my • sue by approving an amendment to the bill asmuch as the Supreme Court has yet to cure, no remission of symp- it bound across the ladies' tee. .„!«? ,qff.,wtth.the BISHOP toms; it is the only thing in Ptf? t always "iise,1 and that would put mild restraints on busing. rule on a case before It from Stiver. A Few Choice Words two weeks ago, I played in life that a man quits once a The language is original and Lauderhill, Fla., in the Jackie I carded 107, The matter now goes back to a Sen- We hope the Scott-Mansfield amend- week. insufferable. He calls himself Gleason-Inverrary Pro-Am ken since. Ms to play with a celebrity — me. ate-House conference committee. ment will prevail over the stringent action All golfers are happy and names heard only in X-rated for two days. I had never seen that we had In our foursome On the first par 5, we were in What the majority in the House wants that was taken in the House. Congress as a hopeful before they tee off. movies. On the second ,, the layout or the golfers. The an ex opposite traps beside the , is a denial of the courts' right to order whole should reject attempts to trivialize This is the time when the in- his heart's desire is to mike place is as beautiful as any in Boston?; green in six. Courtney was on school busing on the basis of "race, color, the Constitution through amendments that sane promise themselves that amends for the first goof, so the country, and Gleason, as hit in two, twitching his visor. today they will put the whole he swings twice as hard and always, put on a first-class Standing near the pin, he was religion or national origin." It tends to would restrict the manner in which chil- thing together — the long fair- moves the ball forward a few tournament. I played the east all toe time, I watched this horrified to see me coming up polarize passions over the issue and even dren attend schools. way shots; the pitchups and feet on nothing more than a course with Mason Rudolph, a character drop-kick the ball out of the trap with a putter, its original sponsor, Sen. Griffin of Mich- That is a subject properly left to legis- the putts. One of the ironies of whistling wind. spectacled young man Who another120 yards. * . while my Grosse Pointe friend igan, admitted that the amendment prob- lation and to judicial interpretation. golf is that I have never seen I have worked at this form hits a ball out of sight, and Compoandlng u Error was slamming a ball out of a duffer make a bad practice ably is unconstitutional. It is, therefore, The nation would be better off edu- of fairway leprosy for 30 worse, straight. A few years ago, I played in the opposite trap with a wood. swing. years. The best I can do is av- the pro-am at the Danny mischievous and divisive. cationally and emotionally if we devoted I teed off before a packed Courtney, of course, blew His form is perfect. His erage 97. When the weather is audience of seven, including Thomas tournament. This was the tournament. On the 16th, The Senate's leaders, Scott of Pennsyl- more attention to what children find when front hip moves out of the right, I will work in the morn- my friend Gene Kroll, and another monumental mistake. he said quietly: "Let me un- vania and Mansfield of Montana, deserve they reach the schools than to how they way gracefully, and he looks ing and at night, torture my- rapped a Hogan 3 all the way The pro was Chuck Courtney derstand something, Mr: Bish- credit for trying to compromise the issue get there. like a ballet dancer with a self with golf all afternoon, to a palm tree 30 yards out. of San Diego, who looks like op. Did that man back there bludgeon in his hands. It is and phone friends offering to This, I learned as the day pro- an elevator shaft in a high in the rough pay $2,000 to play when the little ball is set on give away clubs and bag — no greessed, was my good shot I rise, wearing a sun visor on with you?" I said yes. "Then top of the tiny stick that all questions asked. came in with 102, and Mason the top floor. Mr. Courtney tell me," he said sorrowfully, The Birth Rate Lull bell'breaks loose. The prac- Fortunately, no one wants Rudolph returned to the club- bits them long and sickeningly "why does he spend 20 min- The Census Bureau has reported that rid ourselves, both as to our own nation tice swing is over; he stands my beat-up clubs. They are house with no chance to win straight. utes looking for a buck and a the nation is approaching a zero population and as to countries abroad. The U.S. is bent forward, looking down at left-banded and, although I the classic. In this tournament there quarter ball?" growth rate. It takes a birth .rate of 2.1 still heading for an increase in population the little ball, hitching and have shoes with spikes, I pre- The second day I played the was a character from Grosse I quit the game again today. twitching, and then he hauls children per wife to fill gaps left by deaths by the end of the century that will heavily fer sneakers. Years ago, I got west course with John Schlee, Points, Mich., who paid $2,000 It quit me 30 years ago... and enable the population to remain strain both our resources and our in- stable. stitutions. At the present time, a fertility rate of In many parts of the world, as World 2.2 appears at least possible. So a zero Juvenile Conference Committees Bank president Robert S. McNamara has population growth rate does not seem to observed, the prospects are even more 51 Kings Hwy. mittee is to be commended with no guidelines, other than it and gain the self esteem be as fantastic a concept as it did a few dismal — so much so that devastating Middletown, N.J. 07748 for this. the cases where the child is that they are so badly lacking. To the Editor: However, there is much to told to report to an overtired years ago. malnutrition and unemployment can be FROM OUR Would it be possible for the While no one can argue with be desired and I question if probation officer for 90 days committee to have some of Such data tend to breed complacency expected in the not-distant future in nu- the merits of the Juvenile this committee is really and this can be for the most the youngsters' peers serve on about the problem of rapid population merous undeveloped nations. Conference Committee in READERS serving in the best interest of minor of offenses. This proce- this committee? growth. There is popular inclination to feel It is pleasant to learn that there is Middletown Township and hiiiiuininiu the youngsters and their fami- dure is like seeing a man with I do not believe that all of that the consequences of the population some slight braking action on U.S. popu- what it could accomplish in lies, many of these young one leg and saying you have the adults on this committee the way of keeping young- people brought before this one leg, he knows this. explosion have been much exaggerated. lation growth just now. Despite this, a ing a juvenile record is highly understand or can even com- sters, (usually from broken commendable, the people who committee suffer from the prehend the circumstances of That is an illusion of which we should grave future problem confronts us. same malaise of split ses- It has been my experience homes) out of the already arc appointed to this com- that some members who sit some of these families that go crowded court rooms, and mittee give of jthcir time and sions, a perfect breeding before them. ground for boredom and aim- on this committee can be save some of them from hav- are not paid again the corn- most biased, the parents in There are no hard and fast lessncss, especially if this in- solutions to the problems of Men, Women, Equality dividual comes from a one- many respects are also on trial and if the parents' con- the young, but when you have What the media have labeled as a parent home, and that parent committed yourself to such a sex. has to work. This Is just one duct is not in line with the . "women's rights" amendment to the U.S. From marriage, support and divorce thinking of the committee, the panel, and when you are eval- of the symptoms that bring uating young lives and their Constitution was reported out of the Sen- to employment, customs and laws, men these juveniles before this child can be unfairly and sev- ate Judiciary Committee last week after erely dealt with, and sent to future, you must strive for have often been put at unfair dis- committee. nothing less than as flawless a approval by the House last October. Juvenile Court in Freehold. advantages, forcing them in some in- It is not unusual for children This committee could be- decision as you can make and . Unfortunately, it is expected to run stances to do what women arc perfectly and their parents, often the come an excellent service to. you can not strive for any- ! into a Senate filibuster conducted mostly, capable of doing while denying them em- parent is a female, overtired the community. It could work thing less than perfection. we suspect, by contemporary knights-er- ployment traditionally designated as "fe- and overburdened to begin hand in hand with the families Ms. Poppy Kennedy ;. rant tilting at an outdated quixotism based male." with, often bringing along involved. And due to the r on a patronizing attitude toward women. younger children because changes in the family struc- The equal rights amendment for men there is no one else at home to ture today the committee Ms. and Mrs. Even the term "women's rights" is a and women, a double-edged weapon ca- care for them, on one occa-: .,could almost serve In some Marlboro, N.J. - misnomer. The amendment would provide pable of cutting into discrimination on sion that I know of parents capacity as the extended fam- : that equality of rights and opportunities To the Editor: • both sides of the sexual issue, deserves the and children were not heard ily; Perhaps some of the'busi- This refers to that ' under the law shall not he abridged or de- support of America's men and women, in until almost midnight, when nessmen in the community appeared in the March 2 pa- in fact, the time for families could hire some of these nied by the U.S. or any state on account of and out of the Senate. per from two women who to appear is 8 p.m. These chil- youngsters on an apprentice- were upset by the fact thpt dren are expected to be fresh, ship progranvteachlng them theirTnahHW hlft.to appear m and alert for questioning and a trade orTvocalibn, exposing print as Mrs. John Smith rath- Phinney and the Chamber expected to report to school them to the real world and at er than Mrs. Mary Smith. the next morning with an in- the same time perhaps in- Jack T. Phinney, tho "voice" nf Die nor in dealing with the public, municipal adequate amount of sleep. itiate A career for some of This offended their sensi- Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce, officials and civic organizations has helped The child and parent go be- these "offenders." Rhetoric is tivities as far as Women's Lib will leave his post April 1 to devote his full the chamber maintain the excellent repu- fore a panel in all probability not enough some of these is concerned. As active wom- energies to a business enterprise with his tation it has enjoyed through the years. seeing the same people who young people are In dire need en liberationists, why wcrr they not offended at having to brother. are familiar with his prob- of practical experience in get- We're pleased that he will continue to ting along wltb other people, be called Mrs. Anything? Mr. Phinney has been an effective and lems. The child is offered no be a neighbor, and we wish him well in his alternatives, no real solutions and only through this process efficient administrator. His pleasant man- Ms. Lyrtno Hcimlich new venture. Windmills and the family goes away can some .of the children prof- Ms. Julie Evans Justice, Beauty atad the Tax Package 10.1972, WMMdletownRoad Spelled Backward*," will soon with these trees was my own, courtroom I could find no Holmdel, NJ. 07733 be seat to you for passible re- provided I met state stan- Noisy Planes fault with the manner in To the Editor: view. . . . FROM OUR dards of tree health (which I 56 Laurel Drive which they operated. In fact, Attached is a rather long Sincerely, have been-doing). I am a Fair Haven, N.J. 07701. I saw innovations which could letter. I required all the words Harold A. Zahl member of the N.J. Farm Bu- To the Editor: improve the image and func- because ol th£ importance of READERS reau and the N.J. Christmas I feel certain that I do not tioning of our traffic courts , SATURDAY 6NLY the subject . . . "Justice on An open letter for: Tree Growers* Association. stand alone to file a complaint everywhere. one aspect of the proposed The Honorable William T. But unlike boys, trees take a regarding the recent air corri- The most important was the property tax" and ecology Cahill, et al come, however, comes from a. long time to grow; 8-12 years dor established by several air- atmosphere. No one could call McCORMICK'S within' the state of New Jer- retirement annuity, given to* lines which runs east to west it a police court — even the sey. Gentlemen: for Christmas tree size, start- I am a resident of Holmdel, me by the federal government ing with a 3-year old seedling. directly over towns starting at bailiff was in civilian clothes 1 have tried to wnte my let- Monmouth County . . . male, following more than 35 years I am still planting more trees Sea Bright, Rumson, Fair' — yet there was no lack of BLACK PEPPER ter using the style ol The and over 67 years old. Since of service at Ft. Monmouth. and will put in 2,500 more Haven, Red Bank etcetera. decorum. One of the in- Readers Digest: from which, 1945,1 have owned 4* acres of That part of my land devoted seedlings this spring. While I This practice is a clear vio- novations was the judge's of- incidentally, 1 received a land which continuously have to agriculture is currently tax- now sell limited stocks of dug lation of Federal Noise Pollu- fer to sign statements that First Person Award of 12,500 been devoted to. agriculture. I ed under the Farmland As- trees and cut Christmas trees tion -Standards and these guilty pleas in case of acci- in 1958., * live on the land with my fami- sessment Act of 1964, a fair ... for family subsistence, I flights occur on a 24-hour dents would not be allowed to 11b. My new book "Radar ly. The majority of> iny in- tax, I believe. More than 50 must look primarily to my re- basis. At a recent civic activi- be used In civil court suits. CAN per cent of my time is now tirement income and not tree ties meeting I made a point to Whether accidental or on pur- being spent working on my sales. inquire with several people pose, the municipal prose- farm ... hard labor, I might about this condition and their cutor did not function unless add. The proposed Scars Tax response was very strong re- the defendant appeared with a perennials On the overall wisdom of Package, as I understand it, garding the intense noise fac- lawyer. What a lovable feeling the Sears Tax Package, I will calls for a "real Value Tax" tor over our community. I had for the court because of only say that I would prefer to on farm property not provid- this! . - are forever! ing, at least 25 per cent of the - Unless the local FAA is con- see a state income tax, rather tacted this condition will be- Both Judge Michael J. Cer- FREE! 26 01. Ctn. Super Saver or Iodized than multitudinous taxes on farmer's overall income. As it happens, I live in the fortu- come worse, I sincerely hope nigliaro and Judge Harry L. Salt with purchase of 1 Ib. can McCormick's most everything, almost in- that your help on the above Gibeson were kind, gentle and cluding the right to breathe. nate (or unfortunate) environ- DMCK Pepper* Quantity rignts reserved ment where the real value of will result to put an end to helpful when it was indicated. On the added property tax, this violation. But there was no hesitating Not responsible lor typographical errors. my principal comment and/or the land would be considered very high, albeit, such was Sincerely, when Sternness was needed, argument centers around the George A. Lambert! for instance when delinquent suggested changes in the not the case when I bought it. return of summons was estab- WE ALWAYS LOWER Farmland Assessment Act. While 3400 families (almost lished. Let me explain. statewide) delight in coming Riverview Exhibit In conclusion, I recommend THE PRICE, BUT When I bought my land in to me in order to select their 227 River Road that a person behave in such a NEVER THE QUALITY, j 1M5, the state of New Jersey Christmas trees from growing Red Bank. N.J. manner that he does, not re- encouraged farmers to use ex- stock, or to dig a few trees in To the Editor: ceive a summons to court, but cess acreage, or land of poor the spring, all this does not Dear Sir: if he does and hopes for jus- #OU7F£3Ss36K£YP0fir fertility, for reforestation. nearly produce the 25 per cent Monmouth Arts Gallery, tice, pure and simple I believe Evergreen seedlings were income called for by the Sears' Monmouth Arts Foundation, it can be found in this court. provided by the state at cost report in order to continue un- wishes to thank The Daily Sincerely yours, (in 1946 the price was $8 per der the old rules of Farmland Register for its assistance in Arthur P. Vliet Advertise in The Register thousand). Free services from Assessment — and I would re- the publicity of the first Art the Department of Agricul- fuse to triple the price of my Exhibit at Riverview Hospi- ture were provided for those trees in order t,Q try to tal. per plant. farmers who sought advice on achieve the proposed 25 per The articles were widely the planting and care of the cent. read as was evidenced by the response received from art- Little small perennials or big tall perennials ,. .all ol them state-grown seedlings. Par- - Speaking bluntly, the newly "the Butcher, ticipating farmers were told proposed tax would seem to ists and laymen alike «,, beautiful, all ol them lor keeps.They improve year after year. that such trees could not be mean that I must try to sell Sincerely the Baker, Pick and choose from: sold as nursery stock. They my land, and open the way for Alice Sand the Candle- could be cut for Christmas another high-cost devel- Alyssum Basket ol Gold, Lily ol the Valley, trees (the thought being thinn- opment. While I then might Simple Justice stick maker Hardy Aster, ing) or left to grow for later easily move to warmer Mountain Pinks. 12 Cooper Blvd. set out to sea Baby's Breath, Oriental Poppy. cutting as timber, hopefully climes, most of the thousands of evergreen trees I have Red Bank N.J. in a shoe — Candytuft, Tall Phlox, enough trees would be left for forests; the idea being one of planted over 26 years, would To the Editor: The fishing teas bad,' Canterbury Bells, Garden Pinks, ecology, and to provide rural soon fall by the way of the I am finding it hard to start Carnation, Primrose (Primula). beauty. bulldozer, even as would my this letter because it is a love and so they were glad Columbine, Sedum Dragon's Blood. dreams. letter, and usually my letters to dine at the ... Between 1946-57, 1 planted are far from being in that cat- Cushion Mums, Shasta Daisy. some 10,000 such state-rpo- But disregarding my per- egory. Delphiniums, Veronica. vided trees. Most of them sonal feelings, I would think Because of my intense inter- Foxglove, grew, and by the year 2000' that the new tax, if inacted, est in justice in our courts, I CLAM A.D., my white pines particu- would similarly be felt had planned for a long time to *•>« larly, will then have some throughout all of New Jersey, visit Ocean Township Munici- lumber potential. God willing, since surely, my case is not pal Court, having heard occa- HUT I will then be 96 years old. In Hoars (Weekends Only) an isolated one. But above sional praise for the manner Fri. 4-10, Sat. 12 noon-10. Sun. 12 noon-9 more recent years, as my and beyond all that, one must in which it operated. This I With You! garden three sons arrived and grew think of the oxygen these accepted as biased because of New Phone No.: &72-0909 center older, I started purchasing many trees produce, of the favored treatment. Much to OPEN DAILY 9 to 5, Incl. Sunday, fll. 71. Monmouth Road. my evergreen seedlings from carbon dioxide these trees ab- my surprise, during the two Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound Foot ol Atlantic St. oil Bay Aveaae, HIGHLANDS W«8l Long Branch,N.J. Phone: 201/229-2587 privately owned nurseries so sorb, of the homes created for hours I spent in this traffic that the option of what I did wildlife, the sheer beauty of Nature . . . ecology is the word. And now, back to my own case — I like New Jer- sey, its land, its climate, and its people. I would much rath- er prefer to stay here, and TENNIS LOVERS with many others, including the "Spirit of Joyce Kilmer" enjoy watching the trees grow. In closing — does it seem fair that a project which YOG started with state coopera- tion, to produce, shall I say "Green Acres" at no cost to the state, should suddenly be changed by a new tax law, DESERVE THE completely disregarding the past? The proposed tax, nar- row-mindedly, now only views the owner's current income, BEST ... neglecting the long-time state- supported reforestation for the same lands. At best, tim- AND CUStONV berland can promise only a meager income to those who would wait the 50 years until harvest, time starting with the date of planting. If a per- son like me is "crazy enough" Matawan Indoor Tennis Club to like trees and join in a com- munity-serving project of beauty and enjoyment, why HAS IT! not wait until I sell my land before a tax is placed on my We are pleased to announce Monmouth County's newest Indoor farsightedness? tennis club... located on Line Road, Matawan, N.J. Just 1 min- ute off Exit 117 on the Garden State Parkway. .. only 10 min- The question which the New Jersey legislature must re- utes from Edison, Perth Amboy and Red Bank. solve is whether any new law use the word "penalize" or , This facility will have 6 championship tennis courts with thef "reward"? newest in surfaces that combine a turfiike give and resiliency I am sure that there are with the easy play of clay courts. many other New Jersey farm- ers who could, and hopefully The courts will be comfortably air conditioned for year 'round will, tell a story similar to play.. .steam baths, saunas, pro-shop, and baby sitting serivce mine. But farmers are always in the minority, and generally will be available. Applications are now being accepted for the too. busy (many working on October 1,1972 winter season. other jobs to supplant an ever-decreasing rural income) to write letters. Accordingly, I am sure that this letter re- flects many farmer opinions similar to mine. Our years of Custom Mirror Experience will pay And now the irony: As New dividends of time and money to you. There is no Jersey inhabitants, and out-of- WRITE: state visitors, drive through size, shape, or style of Installation that we can't the Jersey countryside, and handle. Call us today ... or stop in at one of our see the beauty of green for- ests and farms ... or in De- MATAWAN convenient locations. cember, seeking a fresh Christmas tree, that they will also think thoughts like mine; P.O. BOX 406 even as I hope, so will the INDOOR New Jersey legislature as the Sears package is being consid- LINE ROAD ered. Using no more words, TENNIS my readers can sense that I ATLANTIC GLASS hope the 1964 Farmland As- MATAWAN, NJ. 07747 sessment Act will not be RED BANClattK and Mirror*BELMA in every tlseR you can breakMAT AW AN changed ... let the word.s CLUB 21 Maple Av*. Cor. Hwy. 71 (South 138Law«r "Garden State" keep their in- Whit* St. & Mapk of 18th Av«.) Main St. tended meaning! Av*. 747-2020 681-1300 366-283S Sincerely, PHONE: 739-0753 Harold A. Zahl Stroke Patient Course Ends CASH NEPTUNE — Eleven area rATE Licensed Plumbing Contractor Since 194$ nurses have completed a stroke patient nursing course FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THE BEST at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- Sewers are Our Business ter. Among those receiving di- plomas were Mrs. Rosemarie FREE ESTIMATE FOR Badalty of Riverview Hospi- tal,'Red Bank, and Mrs. Phyllis Till, Mrs. Ann Corwin, YOUR SEWER INSTALLATION Mrs. Charlotte Clayton, Mrs. Judith Melroka, Mrs. Marie Rumson and New Shrewsbury Price, Mrs. Carol Cangiolosi, fu y njurerf ffnt 8onrferf Mrs. Bertha Joyner and Mrs. 50 " ' ' Connie Gallombardo, all of per foot comp'ete Jersey Shore Medical Center. Normal lnstillat:on 3 it 'We specio/ize m fillingyow individual need? High interest • The prlca we quota Is the price you pay — NO hidden extras and Flexibility • AH 4" cast Iron pipe Packed Flat within Inches • Lowest In price at no additional charge • Immediate Installation available • ONE DAY sewer installation • ONE YEAR guarantee NOT THIS • SPECIAL rates tor groups • Working area raked WCAP MINI-CENTER — Mayor Herbert E. Werner of Eatontown greets MCAP staff and volunteer teachers at their planning meeting In the Eatontown AACAP Mini-Center at 271 South St., Eatontown. NO SOIL REMOVED FROM PREMISES From left to right are Mrs. Estelle Dunn, a member of the staff; Mrs. Peggy Brand, Mrs. Orleen Baugh and Mrs. Isabelle Wllllts, volunteer workers, and Mrs. Ellen Lawrence, community developer. NO SUBCONTRACTORS USED On the table Is an auto-harp, which, with other learning Implements, was a gift from the Mayor and WE HAVE ALL OUR OWN MODERN EQUIPMENT Council to the center. WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN SERVICE DEPARTMENT Specialists in This Field for Over 24 Years Eatontown Budget Adopted Wo Deposit Required EATONTOWN - Borough overall lax fate This" year of expenses. Councilman Henry Shark River Road concerning Council has approved the pro- $3.64 per $100 of assessed land C. Frey told him that the site the lack of water supply, sew- posed municipal budget for valuation is down nine cents and design committee of the er lines and road paving in his CAU.TODAY! 842-4466 WO OBLIGATION 1972 after a lone representa- from last year, mostly be- board increasingly requires neighborhood. Mr. Frankel ^Ma^BBHaWBawlBi^PsBMBWaWB^iB^^B^B^^B^BB^B^B^i^B^^i^^i^^i^^"""^ tive of the public closely ques- cause of a decrease in esti- r r*fenl Bam* IMtttl engineering services and con- agreed to meet with residents D«»Mll IM1UH CMp. tioned budget items during a mated taxes to be raised for sultation "to protect the com- of the area. Advertise in The Register public hearing. local schools. munity." Councilman Joseph Jerome S. Fleischman of 17 Mr. Fleischman asked why Frankel added that council is e Mobil ou Come Emma Place queried coun- salaries and wages for recrea- "exploring the idea of charg- cilmen on their $384,280 budg- tion had nearly "doubled." ing application fees for site et which is up $155,957 over Council President Leon and design work in order to last year's $228,323. The in- Smock explained that a full- offset these expenses." crease represents a 15-cent time recreation director will When it came to an increase hike in the tax rate for munic- be hired in 1972 because rec- of approximately $40,000 for ipal purposes, although the reation supervision had been salaries of police officers, carried out by a volunteer Councilman Frey, head of the NURSING HOME five nights a week. "It's police committee, revealed • 24-Hour Can really more than we can ask that additional funds will pro- • RMondutyalltinw* " of any citizen," Mr. Smock vide for positions of two more • Madicara Approved said. patrolmen. One position is to NAVESINK HOUSE Mr. Fleischman also ques- be created, the other is a va- 44 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED SANK 842-3*00 tioned an increase from $8,550 cancy created because Officer to $11,000 for Planning Board Daniel Lang will become a de- tective, increasing the two- man detective bureau to a NOTICE staff of three. RESIDENTS OF "We still have one of the lowest ratios — of police offi- RUMSON& NEW SHREWSBURY cers per thousand citizens — in Monmouth County," Mr. Frey commented. SEWER INSTALLATIONS In other business, council FREE ESTIMATES accepted a $4,500 bid Imva MBrris Richardson for proper- What do these DUNNRITE PLUMBING ty in the rear of buildings on ALPINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. Grant Ave. near Memorial School. 741-1443 291-1222 The governing body also re- newed the trailer court li- cense of Pine Tree Court, but withheld approval of licenses for both Woodlawn and Circle free glasses Trailer Courts for further COMING study. Council beard complaints FRIDAY, MAR. 17 from Anthony Fontana of School Reading have in common Discussion Set MARLBORO — Mrs. Alice Price will lead off a dis- cussion of the school reading program Monday at 8:15 p.m. at the Central School PTA meeting. with the Danube? Aspects of the program will All COUNTY be discussed by four speakers. Mrs. Lorraine Cook will deal Before we answer, we want you to know this: to get with the primary reading pro- gram accompanying the basal -•- - your froe glass, simply drive into a participating Mobil approach; Joseph Grogan, dealer and say, "Give me the free glass" supplementary programs on You don't have to buy a thing. All you do need is a the intermediate level; Vin- dr|ver's license. And you can have your choice of the cent Perrini, upper grade 9 or the 12 ounce size glass. reading and literature, and Now, what the glasses have in common with the Miss Cathy Biggins, remedial Danube is that they are a misty, romantic, tender shade 'reading. of blue. A nominating committee If that sounds like something really special, well, it is. will be selected at a business So drive into a participating Mobil station and waltz meeting preceding the pro- gram. off with your glass. One more thing. A great many Mobil dealers in New Jersey are par- Movie, Story ticipating in this giveaway program...la LA la la LA..la LA...la LA... Programs Set RUMSON - A double-fea- ture movie program for chil- M@bit dren and a story hour will be presented during March by the Oceanic Free Library. The 45-minute film showing, for youngsters from kinder- garten through sixth grade, will be presented March 14, beginning at 3:30 p.m. It includes "Doughnuts" tlu story of a runaway doughnut machine, and "The Selfish Gi- ant," a dramatization of Os- car Wilde's well-known fairy talc. The story hour, on March 28 from 3:30 to 4:15, is for kin- dergarten through third gra- ders. NEW RELIEF PROGRAM GENEVA, Switz. (AP) - TEAM Various church groups, in- cluding the World Council of As rated by The Churches, the Lutheran World Sports Staff of the Federation and East Asian Christian Conference, have Dally Register In co- planned a major joint relief and operation with the rehabilitation program for the new state of Bangladesh, for- Monmouth Co. high merly East Pakistan. school coachas. Don't The first phase of the pro- mist this Issue. gram, costing an estimated $5 million, will last for about • year. \ o Acquitted of Robberyy MM But - MifU. Friday, Mardi 10,1972 ** BEBOLD ... jw0 me,, tntne uiaidiiJFsfepnuiaidiiJFsfepntt CountCounty •oujttad by a jttry of Prosecutor Frederick J. Kal- 'mjtk Employe of tbe 7-11 ma presented the state's case, 13 Friends i i, Branch Ave., Little SU- Daniel Hyman represented ver, «f $82 wbUe armed with James Thomas, fittarms. ' Found innocent were James Map Member Drive A^e., New w. station subscribers by taking James Underwood, Mrs. Uce ,„,, fire call* colnmn in a NEW YORK - The Mon- Leroy Thomas 3rd of Ft. Mon- mouth Friends of Channel 13 telephone pledges. Kathleen Young and Mrs. Eu- mouth. They were, charged suburban newspaper carried the foltowing entry- will serve as volunteers for Representatives of the Mon- nice W. Crawley, Red Bank; with robbing Ricky Karlton "9.50 p.m. _ residence call, the educational television mouth County Friends group Mr. and Mrs. Tepper Mitchell, lMBexhW Drive, smofcing bee* channel's membership drive are Mrs. Lester A. Barnett, Mrs. Maurice Gruber, Mrs. County District Court Judge from woodpile caused fire in March 1349. West End, chairman; Mrs: Carol Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Gforge A- Cray presided over woodpile, estimated toss, S 15." About 7,500 of Channel 13's Bernard C. Kaye, Long Murray Levinsohn and Mrs. approximately 60,000 mem- Branch; Mrs. Lois Levy, Oak- Lois Levy, Ocean Township; bers are from New Jersey. hurst; Mrs. James Loeb, West Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzen- About 43 of the Garden State Long Branch; Mrs. Stephen dorf, Deal Park; Mrs. Ed- members are expected to take Doba Jr., Atlantic Highlands; ward B. Wotycha, Little Sil- pledges from station viewers Mrs. Ronald Lewis, Holmdel; ver; Mr. and Mrs. Richard ABt&tBuyd March 16 at Channel 13's Stu- Mrs. Robert J. Bruno, Middle- MarteU and Mr. and Mrs. dio 46, 304 W. 58th St. town; Mrs. Richard MarteU, Alex Langa, Oceanport; Dr. In the other six nights of the Oceanport; Mrs. Eunice W. and Mrs. Bernard C. Kaye, drive, volunteers from Crawley, Red Bank; Mrs. Jeffrey Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY ONLY Friends' chapters throughout Francis Emmons, Matawan, Willie Warrick and Mrs. Amy OUTSTANDING EMPLOYE — Richard A. Gallo, left, 572 Shrewsbury the metropolitan tri-state area and Mrs. Benjamin Edclstein, Mossey, Long Branch; Miss Ave., Oceanport, receives certificate for outstanding performance rating will help boost the number of Asbury Park. Joyce Harris, Eatontown; SUPER SAVER and quality step Increase for his work as an administrative officer in the Area volunteers for the New Mrs. Katherine Jones, New command group offices of the U.S. Army Electronic Commana, Ft. AAon- Jersey pledge night include Shrewsbury; Miss Kathryn moutrt. Making presentation is Brig. Gen. R. W. Swenson, deputy com- Toastmaster Mrs. Barnett, James A- Barn- Kilzen, Miss Linda Treadwell, manding general. ett and,Jessie Little, West Art Russo and Miss Patricia End; Mrs. Edelsteih, Ben- Graham. Fair Haven. SALAD Prize Goes jamin Edelsteln and Miss Jan Edelstein, Asbury Park; Mr. iBridge Players to Aid To Raine and Mrs. George S. Howell, MIDDLETOWN - Walter Scobeyville; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Raine of 27 Ravatt Road, Robert McDonald and Mr. DRESSING Port Monmouth, was the win- and Mrs. Robert Bruno, Mid- ner of the Toastmasters Inter- dle town; Mrs. Francis Can- United Cerebral Palsy navo, Michael Cannavo, national Area Nine Speech 32 LONG BRANCH — Bridge American Contract Bridge While the players enjoy Contest. players across the nation will League's nationwide charity bridge, the proceeds will ben- In a contest at The Cobbles- be doing more than playin• '••g- game, which will this year efit the education and re- tones, Mr. Raine spoke on "A SAVE £} ON SCOTTS TURF BUILDER search programs of UCP. «5daratk«-of War." Vying JAR cards Friday, March 24. benefit the United Cerebral That is the date of the Palsy Association. Two clubs of the New Jer-with him were John Kemp of Nowl9.9S 15.000saft (58ft lbs.) Reg J 13.95 sey Bridge League participat- the Holmdel Speakers Club SM*2 10.00Osaft.(39lbs) 17.95 Reg.S0.95 and Harold Conncllcy of the ing will be the Freehold SmSOC 5.00OW. ft (191/; lbs) S4.95 Reg. $5.45 Quantity rights reserved. Bridge Club, under the direc- Asbury Park Toastmasters. Not responsible for typographical errors. tion of Bruno Voegele and Ed Mr. Raine is a member of Rothstein. Play starts at 8 the Navesink Toastmasters. p.m. in the Freehold VFW This local speech contest is pre-sprlng sale Hall, Waterworks Road. the first step in a chain of Scotts WE ALWAYS LOWER Natebons. The West Long Branch events to establish a Toast- gives you double THE PRICE, BUT Community Center, Locust master of the Year. Boys grab muscle shirts early this year to Ave., will be the site of the The next step will be April 7 savings I If you buy now NEVER THE QUALITY. get in shape for summer at the beach. West Long Branch Bridge when a contest is scheduled in They're ready on the second floor. Club's game, beginning at Bound Brook to establish an 14a Turf Builder is the patented 8:15 p.m. under the direction area winner. International fi- of Rod Meltzer. nals are scheduled for June in fertilizer that makes oran grow greener and sturdier. It feeds Dowry, Featured at both game; will Chicago, 111. be side games for non-bridge •> Albin Bertics of Navesink steadily, avoiding the wasteful urge growth that makes for extra mowing players. These games will be served as chief judge in the supervised by volunteers from local contest. Hosts were the Sootttityourbtgl the Women's Auxiliary of the Asbury Park Toastmasters. United Cerebral Palsy Treat- ment Center and Clinic, 465 Dance Mar. 25 DeweySt. Those in need of a partner At Firehouse . Vurutliune now offers people for the event, or. who desire BELFORD - The Belford take more further information, may con- Independent Fire Co. will tact Mrs. Rheiner Hutchins, sponsor a dance Saturday, green home! the same dearpkistic protection it 174 Branch Ave., Red Bank. March 25, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. in Independence Hall, gives any kind of wood. Judge Upholds Rt. 36. Music,Will be by the Variance Denial Troubadors. FREEHOLD — Superior Tickets may be had from :ourt Judge Merritt Lane Jr. any fireman or at the door. has upheld the Ocean Town- The company has scheduled ship Zoning Board of Adjust- a dance for the last Saturday ment decision which denied a of each month. variance for construction of a Meeting Scheduled house on an undersized lot in West Deal. At Matawan Library Although the judge ruled MATAWAN - The Friends that the zoning board's deci- of the Matawan Public Li- sion was not founded on suf- brary will present the Chil ficient competent evidence, dren's librarian, Miss Janice he ruled that Mrs. Nancy J. Antczak, Wednesday, March Howey of 312 Liberty St., 15, at 8 p.m. Long Branch, failed to sustain Her topic will be "Your the burden of proof needed for Child and the Library," fol- a variance. lowed by a discussion period. Judge Lane added that this The meeting will be in the J. determination docs not pre- Mabel Brown Children's Wing garden vent Mrs. Howey from of the library at 165 Main St. renter i reapplying to the zoning board Township and borough resi OPEN DAILV 9 to 5, Incl. Sunday. Rt. 71, Monmouth Road, for another variance to build dents may join the Friends' W*it Long Branch, N. J. Phone: 201/229-2587 the house on Franklin Ave. organization that night. NEST TOO SMALL? Plan new to move up to more room, with a new home, fer home prices won't come down! But before you make this, the biggest investment of your life, find out what it's all about at this 12th Annual N.J. Shore Builders Associa- tion's Home Buyers School at Monmouth College, Science Hall Amphitheater Monday Nights, April 10, 17, and 24. Co-Sponsored by N.J. Natural Gas Co. an Jersey Central Power & light Co. • CLASSES NIGHTLY, 7:30 to 10 PJI. • REFRESHMENTS APPROPRIATE TEXT FURNISHED • DIPLOMAS MONDAY, APRIL 10th 7HE PROS TALK CONSTRUCTION" MONDAY, APRIL 17th "HOW ENVIRONMENT RtfLECTS THE VALUE Of YOUR HOME'

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Shirt luiMtrs ftsuciitititi e 2107 Itiitt Avenue, feint Pleasant. NJ. 01742 TV lk% JU^wbsr, IW B«* - Indicted FREEHOLD — A 19-year- away from the patrolman, In other indictments banded Bank; five steaks valued at Brian Powell, 20, of' 49 At- old Keansburg youth who alle- who was reportedly attempt- up to Superior Court Judge $8.25 stolen from Foodtown of lantic Ave., Long Branch, is gedly led Keansburg Patrol- ing to serve an arrest warrant Francis X. Crahay by Red Banfc, 56 Newman charged with possessing and man Anthony M. Lopes on a charging McKenna with pos- a Monmouth County grand Springs Road, Red Bank; and distributing LSD in Long j high-speed chase through session of stolen property, jury: three steaks valued at $5.47 Branch Dec. 20. Keansburg, Hazlet and Key- breaking and entering and Ruben Adams, 26, of 19 stolen*frqm the A IP, New- Threat Charge port last Oct. 20 was indicted larceny. Peacl; St., New Shrewsbury, man Springs Road, Shrews- William P. Smyth, 37, of Rt. here yesterday on a charge of McKenna is charged with is charged with three counts bury, all in Red Bank; and re- 520, Marlboro, ischarged with obstructing justice, two shooting at Patrolman Lopes of receiving stolen property in ceiving a color television set threatening to kill his wife,; counts of assault with intent during the chase through Haz- Red Bank Sept. 23 and one valued at $490 stolen from Dr. Mary Ann Smyth, in Marl-1 to kill and two counts of as- let and Keyport. count of receiving stolen prop- Albert Wynn, 51 Rockwell boro Jan. 8. sault with a dangerous weap- Keansburg police reported erty in Long Branch, Dec. 5. Ave., Long Branch, in that William T. Taylor, 50, of j on. that the suspect eluded Pa- Adams is charged with receiv- city. Philadelphia is accused of Joseph McKenna, 114 trolman Lopes but was ar-ing two watches worth a total Charles Combs, 18, of 16carrying a pistol in his car j Beachway, is accused of ob- rested the next day in Middle- of $27.95 stolen from Parke Kremer Aver,' Eaton town, is without a permit in Eaton- structing justice by driving town. Drug Co., 51 Broad St., Red accused of possessing LSD in town Dec. 13. Eatontown Jan. 7. Charles T. Wall, 24, of At- Assault lantic Ave., Long Branch, is James C. Evans, 32, of 248charged with one count of pos- Ludlow St., Long Branch, is session of heroin and one charged with committing count of possession of heroin atrocious assault and battery with intent to distribute it, My son, upon another Long Branch both Jan. 5 in Long Branch. man, Jackie Jojner of 486 At- Anthony Wreiole, 30, of 65 lantic Ave., in Long Branch, Cedar Ave., Long Branch, is Jan. 23. charged with receiving stolen In separate indictments, property, a stereo receiver Edward Johnson, 35, of Sea-valued at $387.45 belonging to The Lawn Doctor. view Ave. and Leon Anthony Colaquori, 709 Wost- McCaskill, 18, of 23 Sixth wood Ave., Long Branch, in Ave., both Long Branch, are that city Oct. 7. He is also ac- accused of receiving stolen cused of receiving a television property and obtaining fire- set valued at $300 stolen from arms without permits in Long Richard Mackey, 457 Harnell Branch Dec. 13. Johnson is Ave., Ocean Township, and charged with receiving a .32possessing a legend drug, both \HAMRAH FMfRSON'S RUG CITY HAS THE POWER 70 CUT\ caliber revolver valued at $75Nov. 16 in Long Branch. stolen from Anthony Natalo, Charles Young, 22, of 9 [PRICES ON THOUSANDS Of CARPETS FROM OUR VAST] 207-D Valley Drive, Navesink. Grant Court, Long Branch, is favor. Call my son Marvin McCaskill is accused of re-accused of committing assault IPLAMIEID WAREHOUSE Smart? My son Marvin is ceiving a .25 caliber automat- and battery on a police offi- * a genius. He's a Lawn and let him open his satchel. Believe me, he'll ic pistol valued at $62 stolen cer. Patrolman Rodney Traf- Doctor. You know what from Mr. Natalc. ford, in Long Branch Nov. 27. means a lawn doctor? fix ovorything and it He makes sick lawns wouldn't cost you much healthy. He calls weeds more than the stuff he by their Latin names. He puts down. You see, can fix up any lawn . . . shooing away Marvin has a machine that lays everything Fair Haven Set weeds and bugs and fungi. And he can make down all at once, so labor costs you next to your lawn so green, it will look like my split nothing. Call my son, Tho Lawn Doctor, now. Later on you'll (orget. TU pea soup. If your lawn is a mess, do mo a For Fund Plea SA FAIR HAVEN - This made to HUD. II coils no mor* to un Tin Lawn Doctor for (II that* plum of... borough is nearly ready to file The borough, meanwhile, I INTRODUCTORY a formal application for feder- has already filed application OFFER 1 YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE SEEDINO: 199) bi Dupwt • IfBri ipKlfum tftttll control — al funds to acquire the 77-acre for state Green Acres funds The Lawn Doctor's f,Um| KfnlurLy Bluffm • Pennilir • Riron « Mmon LSR tnd SP it Dupwl * Ctd&f bf Onry • TMwi by for the project. This appli- 0 C. line* Lovetl tract on Ridge Road OUT-PATIENT SERVICES Dlut iidetlivt protnmt tor new. eUifclnhcd or lAadj li.ni| INSECTICIDES: for park and recreational cation was made to the state • Seed • Po»ei Atrjle FERTILIZATION: lam biiict IMlttt ((""T wmi. thmch bun. Idd w* Department of Environmental | Oilhn \\ 17 ?? . ftjpnnt 45 0 0 > riu|">"' 3B Uf orpmc wo*m bill tu|) • Ou'tbin b* Do* CMm>cil, Dflimen by uses. • Fertilise 45 00 • Pow«r Roll • Up to?'* to\ ol nilioEenpei I 000 !0 ft fl(ptr.dm( Gti|y • Oruniatal ini M* ilmih l«Kt (Mini (iyt- Preliminary applications al- Protection. • Ftilililt U2Z22 • »quKiii on progum. temic Ktion) buch lilt mino*. bt| worm, tinttlltpilllf. th HERBICIDES: gtpil ™ ipFiirft. •>«*'*• milH • Cm* prnfliij (fuH ready have been filed with the .Await Application ycii piotfclicn| lor Iipmete beetle. Miy ma lunt 5**11* Complelt only Ciniict • iff {mint lp> vimng jnd broidldl »eeiH jnd o'ltnlil (inlfn b((li* tin*. AfiKMi •»- hchiuw I.' *O 7 4 SIP I P« 4mir|tRt vtU cinlril llol iriiutu Newark office of the Depart- James T. Sweeny, acting di- A-uloUwti product . , . intictm cipillaiy KIKXI. ( llofteitieih) « Tiellin b| Llinco * Daclrul by Diamond ment of Housing and Urban rector of the Newark HUD of-1 Shamrock Pn tmir|i*t Ulljtrtll ctMrtl * lupemn SERVICE&: bf Dupont • Balm by [Unco • BJUdine by Vfllicol fnti iifiilM (to dtfitrt ol 2-1 • tatr ItlUtf (rrtVn Development, and formal ap- fice, said that the Fair Haven 95 * Flit iniilMt crahirm CMtnl (ilio olhlt innutl toot kiH dui la (roil thaw) • pnnr TlaUlln (ftnWM (duel) • AM*. DMA. DSHA by C lll'F bmld up ol dirt icoi »r»iwij ind lemsi • fBWh tow plication is expected by HUD application will receive FUNGICIDES: ckKkf»* (mpKtKXii to folio* i*im dcntopoHol •* shortly. "prompt attention," although \ Ftiiulllhl diuil einOH (niltmc Kim) !«»" progiiss) lot! art (»o)tlirwr «M) hc«ns»4 •• *UI« law n*iim. Borough Administrator Roy he noted that his department I to' ecological riMHi: Malttiali. daalti and applk had not yet received an appli-1 W. Nelson said yesterday that soft the borough's preliminary cation. f Slit Description Price. II rotir Inn It Slckl Sick! Sick!. . . all r/U 1m Doctor Quick! OufckJ Quick! mi Chorcoal Tweed... j plan has received approval Mr. Sweeny made his com- • .3x15.1 Burnt Orange Plush Acrllan 1/? 3». 10.>xll.4 Seamlst Sculptured Nylon \H 39. from both the Tri-State Plan- ments in a March 6 reply to Azlec Gold Shoo Nylon at 47. txll Blue Tone Indoor-Ouldoor ning Commission and thean inquiry made by Rep. [ 11115 Fern Green Sculptured Nylon 69 3?. Auto-Lawn 13.H15 17? 30. OrlMtal'Waal...... Monmouth County Planning James J. Howard, D-N.J. txll °J 49. 11x15 Gold Torie Irtdoor-Ouldoo r9 1». Board. Mr. Howard had asked HUD I 7.3x12 Pumpkin Twist Acnlan - 39. #^741-2325 • 671-2229 •56^606 11X12 Blue-Green Tweed Nylon V? 30. Summer Green Shag Pqlyesler Thses approvals are neces- for prompt and favorable ap- Tx» 19. • .IOIU.10 Martlnl Looped Nylon ?9 15. Call «nrtlmt, d«y or night, 7 dtys • WMK. No obligation Green Tone Tweed Nylon sary before the formal appli- proval of the Fair Haven plan Sxl.7 49 • Arto-ltiwn el Amaric*. Inc. lift l.ixll.T . Amber Gold Snog Polyester 69 3?! on the basis of numerous txll Condy Stripe Nyfon cation for up to 50 per cent of Classic Gold Twist Nyl 89 It. llxll.I U9 49. the acquisition cost can be requests from various civic txll Sandalwood Sculpt Nvl Sun Gold Twist Acr 99 44. 11xl> 16? SI. and official groups in the | 11X12 Avocodo Sculpt. Nyl c. _ Logoon Blue Sculpt Nyl 149 49. 10.10x12 1» borough. 10. txll Desert Belgt Sculpl Nyl 55. Sea Mist Carved Nylon 119 It. A similar request to both I Sherwood Green Sculp Nyl 69 3t. 79 14. 11X11.5 Cold Tone Sculpt. Kodel Mr. Sweeny and the state De- Avocado Sculpt. Nyl 1S9 43. 11X14.1 Aqua Green Comm Nyl 169 St. partment of Environment 10.5x11.4 Nutria Sculpl. Nyl. 199 55. Protection officials was made 13X15 Aqua Tones Sculp. Nylon 149 49. 10x10.1 Lime Green Nylon Cobbleitonc- 149 It. by Assemblyman Chester | 11.MIS GoldMultltone Acrllan 179 4t. 11X11.4 Heavy Fog Gretn Acrilan 169 55. Apy, R-Monmouth. 11X11.» Wine Sculp. Nylon. 199 55. I.7X1S Avocodo Sculp. Nyl 149. 49. Illll.t Antique Gold Sculp Nylon m. 4?. txl5 Bronze Gold Snog Nylon U9. 49. UxlS Fern Green Sculpt. Nyl At the request of the Fair irt. 59. III3.1 Orange Tweed Comm Nyl 169. 3t. Haven Borough Council, Mr. 11.3x11.10 Federal Gold Sculpt Nyl 189. Belge-Whlte Shag Poly 55. ll.txll.2 169. 55. Apy wrote letters saying he | txU Inca Gold Shag Poly Green Tone Twist Nyl 139. 51. 179. 5». hopes for "prompt and af- txll.t Evergreen Twist Nyl Celadon Shag Poly 139. 41. t.lOxll B9. 34. firmative action" from both lOxil.t the state and federal 169. St. agencies. MORE RUGS ON SALE - SATURDAY, MARCH 11th He pointed out that the borough has only 11.25 acres of publicly owned open spaces and that the L'ovett tract rep- . resents-lhe. borough's last .chance to provide major rec- deserve the reational space. PRICE TAG ' "Fair Haven's proposal,". I Mr. Apy wrote, "is very much in keeping with the purposes SPECIALS and goals of the Green Acres | life. program." TODAY ONLY Set College When you're 52 or older, life should get better. And easier. Athletics Which is the whole idea behind Shadow Lake Village. When you own a home here, you also own a piece of a Country Club. A great Field Ruling little 9-hole golf course. A tennis court. A pool to swim in. A lake to fish in. ROLL BALANCE SPECTACULAR WEST LONG BRANCH - A Living here is like having a vacation every day of the year. Where your neigh- Sole Sals plan by Monmouth College to Yds. Value Piict Descriplion bors are friends, not just neighbors.' use half of a 26-acre tract be- Size Descriplion Sq Sin Sq. Yds Vplut Prin' You can choose your life stylo from 6 condominium town houses and ter- 15x33 Sophim Blue Sculpl. Nylon . ss: 455. 299. 12x26.6 Checked PollernKil. Nyl . 3S. 39S. 199. tween Larchwood Ave. and d5x29.5 Classic Gold Sculpl. Nylon race homes priced from $.11,500 to $43,000. 49. 495. 245. 11.6x24.9 Crown Gold Sculpl. Nyl 33 ' 29"i. 139. Monmouth Road as an athlet- 15x31.6 Blown t Block Iweed Nylon s?. S9S. 295. 12x44.6 Orrjnge Popcorn Nylon «,9_ 56!. 289. Why don't you come out to the country and see what the good life is all about, ic field will receive a Plan- 15x35 Windsor Bluo Sculpl. Nylon . tSS. 529. 289. 12x21 Chocolol« Velvel Nyl ...28.' !J9 139. 15x33 longer™ Sculpt. Nylon. lust take Rt. 35 north through Red Bank to Navesink River Road (just past bridge ning Board ruling next month. 5S. 539. 269. 12x32.6 Blua-Green Pallern Kit. Nyl 43. 499, 229. 14x45 Avocado Sculpl. Nylon... 71. 495. 295. 12x30 Butleiscolch Shog Hylon 40. 329. 159. over Navesink River); turn left to Hubbard Ave. (Nut Swamp Rd.); turn right to The proposal was tabled by 14.4x19.3 Oiange Shog Kylan 3? 39S. 159. 12x33 Imperial Blue Popcorn Nyl .44 39S. 195. Shadow Lake Village entrance. Or call: (201) 842-0400. the local planners pending an 12x31 Old Gold Sculpt. Nylon 41 3S9. 179. 12x36.3 Btonii Sculpt. Nylon. 47. 4/9. 199. on-sitc inspection of the prop- 12x2S Vtrmilioo Shag Poly 33 399. 199. 12x33 Topico Orange Sculpt Nyl 44 439. 219 erty, which will be purchased 12x24 tvotgreen Sculpl. Nylon 32 39S. 169. 12x30 Soutoma Sculpt. Nyl. 40 289. 169. by the school for $275,000. 12x42 Anliqug Bronze Sculpl Nylon S6 5/9. 229. 12x33 Green Sculpl. Nylon . 44 439. 219 12x47 Bitler GroEn Sculpt. Nyl 63. 499. 269. 12x33 A/Ice Gold Shog Poly 44. 249. 169 Local objectors said they 12x20.6 logoon Blue Sculpl. Nyl V. 289. 139. 12x33 Starlet Sculpl Nyl .44. 439. 219 are suspicious of college plans 11x26.2 Acid Grien Sculpl. Kodol 35. 249. 139. 12x34 Orange Tones Kit Nylon _ 4S. 529. 219 for the use of the balance of 12x35 Condy SlnpeKil. Nyl . Ilult tt< ,ti>or. nn, 10. II.

9AVM MONEY WITH OURLQWMMUCfl SEWER HOOK-UPS Changes School • Complete Expert Job • Guaranteed Work Budget Process • Licensed by State of New Jersey TRENTON - Assem- ipalities, Assemblyman Rob- FREE ESTIMATES - 938-9701 blyman Joseph E. Robertson ertson said, "The budget sub- STATE PLUMBING & HEATING (R-Monmouth) has introduced mitted to the voters by the re- a bill which would change the gional board was approved by HIGHWAY 33 HOWELL TOWNSHIP procedure in ^which a school only one of the eight commu- budget, defeated by the voters nities but since the present of a regional school district, law requires unanimous ac- would be determined. tion by all municipalities in The bill, A-784, would pro- the district to either approve J GIRLS — Operators for the NJ. Bell Telephone Company at Red Bank received a letter of ap- vide that should a budget be the budget, or to cut it, the ac- • '£15 ?»!" om CoL JosePn B- Casstdy, director, Department of Specialist Training, Ft. Monmouth, in defeated by the voters of a re- tion by the one municipality .-..-!{KogniTiqn of their assistance In helping servicemen make overseas telephone calls. Left to right are gional district, the county su- which approved it amounts to •operators Dorothy Shea, Sandra White (group chief operator), Mrs. Robin Mack and Alice Allen. The perintendent would call a a virtual veto of any contrary girls connect an average of 800 overseas calls a month from the Ft. Monmouth Military Affiliate Radio meeting of the Board of Edu- action bv the other municinal- System (MARS), a network of amateur and military radio stations in the United States and overseas. cation and one representative ities who may try and cut the Tney receive radio calls over a toll terminal from Ft. Monmouth to the Red Bank switchboard and from each municipality within budget as mandated by the then handle them as normal toll calls to any point in the nation. MARS is operated byxthe Army Signal the district. Each municipal- voters of their respective Center and School. \ \ ity attending would have one communities." vote and a majority vote of all Mr. Robertson said a sim- the municipal representatives ilar situation was brought would be sufficient to deter- about last year in the Free- mine the revised budget or hold Regional District when Eatontown Urged to Approve the amount of any item re- voters of seven of the eight Gue/s what jected by the voters. municipalities defeated the Under the present law, $6.1 million dollar budget, but changes in the budget must be were required to send it to the $187per mo. g Center Expansion unanimously approved by all. state commissioner of educa- municipalities within the re-tion who reduced it approxi- 1 EATONTOWN — Borough ber, acting for the board of di- troversy here last year when tcr can expand and remain gional school district or themately $25,000. councilmen have been strong- rectors and 81 members. residents protested expanded competitive, it will siowiy die. defeated budget-is forwarded "This bill will truly make it ly urged to approve expansion The council is studying a re- commercial zones. The chamber's letter says to the state commissioner of possible for the voice of the The most value-packed home In N.J., that's what! Of Monmouth Shopping Center vised master plan submitted In the meantime, officials that permitting the shopping education who has the sole au- majority to be heeded in mat- Spacious Mayer-quality-built ranch or bi-level in a letter from the local by the Planning Board. Pro- at Monmouth Shopping Center center to expand would "more thority to decide the amount, ters pertaining to education," homes with up lo 4 bedrooms, complete with Chamber of Commerce. posed revisions stirred con- maintain that, unless the cen- than double tax ratablcs . . . if any, that the budget will be the Assemblyman said, "in- wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring, attached The governing body, how- and provide approximately cut. stead of having such decisions garage—even storm windows and doors— ever, refrained from acting or 1,500 additional job opportu- 30-Day Period made for them by a single in- from just $21,990. commenting on the letter at nities." Under the Robertson law, diidldividual."" You'll be living in beautiful Lacey Township its public meeting.' Eatontown Taking The master plan now before the budget would go to the with its fine schools, excellent shopping and The letter, delivered the council provides for com- state commissioner only if the ft.,,. community facilities and low, low taxes! Wednesday, states: "It is now mercial expansion, but less majority of representatives Drive down this weekend! Take the Garden State a1 matter of common knowl- Police Applications than originally proposed al- failed to agree after a period Parkway to Exit 74; left on Lacey Rd. to Route 9; of 30 days from the date of the ABC left (north) on Route 9 approx. 2 miles to North Point. edge that the expansion of the EATONTOWN - Coun- reasons, we probably will give most a year ago. Monmouth Shopping Center Shopping center officials meeting called by the county HIGHLANDS - Ruth A. cilman Henry C. Krey, chair- preference to those who live in superintendent. 4 models only *l,19O cash', has been held up due to re- man of the Borough Council or near the borough," he said. claim it's not enough. They Plancey, proprieter of Waz- incl. closing costs! strictions recommended by have filed suit against the Assemblyman Robertson,? s Bay from $2I,99O police committee, has an- He also announced that Offi- „' ».,';4 y' Bridge Tavern, >. o. Daf Conventional financing the Planning Board in their nounced that the borough po- cer Daniel Lang will join the borough on grounds that the said, "By amending *(1verAve., has been charged bythhe desire to be overly protective use of land adjacent to the lice department is accepting detective division of the local present law to permit a statc Division of Alcoholic Of the residents living imme- applications for patrolman. police force, increasing the center, now held by option, is simple majority of municipal- Beverage Control (ABC) with diately behind'the shopping He said any man between number of detectives from limited if it remains in a resi- ities to formulate and approve serving alcholic beverages to center. Further delay will, the ages of 21 and 35 who is in- two to three. Officer Lang's dential zone. a district school budget, in- aminor Jan. 21. north point only play into the hands of de- terested in a career of law en- promotion creates a_vacancy Neighboring residents, stead of requiring a unani- OH RouU 9, Forfcml Rlvar, P Lacay Towruhlp, NJ. | velopers who are interested in forcement may pick up an ap- on the force and, in addition, namely in the Woodmere sec- mous decision of all the com- A hearing has been sched- •For qualified buytn, 11,180 uih b»«d on • full price of $21,990. developing shopping centers 300 equil payments of $187 for principal, interest, taiei and mortfafe plication at police headquar- tion here, have argued that munities involved, the view of u'cd Thursday, March 30, at insurance. Based on I mortuft of $20,800 at 7.5% Annual Percentage Rate, in the area surrounding Ea- funds are allocated in the cur- ters Here. rent budget for an additional there should be a substantial the voters will be much better 10 a.m. in the ABC offices, TMC MWH CORPORATION tontown/' buffer between their homes A Subsidiary of DlVELOf MF.HT CORPORATION OF MIMIC*. Mr. Frey said that, afceord- patrolman, he said. reflected in the budget's final UOO Raymond Blvd., Newark, Boi 778, Forked River. NJ. 08731 / 6M-MJ-7121 The letter was signed by ing to a new state law, appli- and the center. It was so pro- form." The defendant is ordered to vided in the latest revision of sllow The Mayer Mart of Quality It your assurance of Mary Francese, executive cants can live anywhere in Citing the case of Freehold cause why the tavern's •icltlni environment, distinctive desims and vice president of the cham- the state. "But, for obvious the master plan being re- Regional High School District, liquor license should not be maintenance-tree materials. Charge Man viewed by council. which consists of eight munic- suspended or revoked. Passed 10 SALES OFFICE: (609) 893-2684 FIREPLACES • WALKS Bad Checks ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Royal Ronning, 42,'Of 37 PATIOS • DRIVEWAYS Belleview, Ave., Leonardo, was arraigned yesterday morning in Freehold before Of Masonry Materials County Court Judge Patrick J. McCann, Jr. on charges of passing 10 worthless checks at Specializing in Constructing the Finast Supermarket, Rt. 36, in February. The arrest was made by IXOTIC FIREPLACES Sgt. Samuel A. Guzzi at the county jail, where the suspect yoim/ike us In Your Completed Home is being held on other check All Work Performed passing charges. He is alleged to have passed $450 worth of and Guaranteed by: fraudulent checks here last month, police say. MASTER MASON A preliminary hearing is set for March 13 in Municipal Court before Judge Arthur P. STEVE WELSH Siegfried. WALK FOR HEALTH — Stressing health advantages of daily walking as a OVER 10 YEARS OF PROVEN The suspect is being held in beneficial exercise in the prevention of heart disease, Dr. Paul K. Borns- 747-5757 after 7:00 P.M. the county jail in lieu of $1,000 tein, chairman of the county Heart Association, left, and William Shiel, PERFORMANCE IN MONMOUTH bail. city manager of Asbury Park, erect the first "Walk for Health" signs on AND OCEAN COUNTY Additional charges against Asbury Park.boardwalk. The signs are marked in distances of half-miles him are pending in other along the mile-long boardwalk. —EARLY BIRD SPRING* ONLY towns. SPECIAL has your grass got the crabs? INCLUDES • Pawef Aeratien end of sale SALE! last • NrlNitSlltn . PROWN'S (50-10-10 prills) m days for biggest savings. • leading (Satan Blue tirgis) SQUARE Hlb.parlO00sq.fi.) 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...AMD NCW I WILL DO A PEW OF fAf BIRD CALLS. IF I HEARD Otis. Your Horoscope, Birthday as possible where family is for the opportunity that iMinrMMiiiMimrcniniiiMFmnMinfM FRIDAY, MARCH 10 — without giving away your true Born today, you are one of feelings about it; in time, you concerned. A Saturday for presents itself today. Don't Nubbin those persons who works mar- should have such control that proving yourself the leader in miuse the opportunity simply velonsly well in harness with others will little suspect your a situation of some delicacy, because you are overly Sex- eU& STUMP JlW another person. Indeed, you true responses. GEMINI (Mary 22-June 21) cited. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) JUMP&P OUT IM THE KO/1P are at your best only when Those near and dear to you - You will need plenty of for- O6rMrM fiKWT working jointly with another, should prove of great help to titude this morning if you are— A Saturday for achieving for you are not by nature a you in every crisis situation, to be a match for children, small aims. Shelve larger at- OF YOU.' /—^ "loner," not by nature one for you are one whose spirits Reckless decisions are to be home projects in favor of who enjoys isolation of any rise in the presence of loved avoided. ' those enterprises that can be kind. Even as a child, you will ones — and fall in their ab- CANCER (June 21-JuIy 23) completed in an hour or so. be remarkable for your ability sence. * - Adverse business news this SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- to get along with the group — morning.must not Be mis-Dec. 22) —Spend time with and as you develop and ma- Saturday, March 11 interpreted. Otherwise, you loved ones this afternoon. ture, your leadership qualities will not know how to respond Morning hours can be used'to should emerge and you should PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) to activities next in line. best advantage if you are able be able to change your status — A day for relaxation. Give LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) —to work things out alone. from one of the many to that only what you can afford — Hasty action may cause you CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. of head man (or woman). even to tbe worthiest of to forfeit the support of those iO) —Take family members You are a highly emotional causes. This is not the time to upon whom you've been coun- into your confidence, where Blondie person who needs to learn be overly generous. ting. Realize how your words plans for a change are con- early in life the value of self- ARIES (March 22-April 20) arid deeds affect others cerned. You may have more M(?. DITHERS, "I"' DA6WO0P, PEAR BOY. WAIT- r DONT WANT control — and the means to it. — Competitive sports may VIRGO (Aug. 24-Scpt.' 23) — support from home than you ABOUT MV THIRTY YEARS AGO ANOTHER BlftLONOVINDED thought. RAISE- WHEN I WAS SPEECH-rWANT It will not be easy for you to prove riskier than you had Take whatever precautions STAR-TINS OUT IM develop an exterior of calm; bargained for. Try to estimate are necessary to avoid a run- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. BUSINESS— your natural bent will be to accurately the degree to in with those whose advice 19) — A helping hand from swim with the emotional tide, which you can afford to be- you have decided not to take, one you mistook for an enemy openly and completely. In come involved. Children can teach insight. may do much to enlighten you time, however, you should be TAURUS (April 21-May 21) LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) —today. Seek new under- able to meet any emergency — Take the initiative as soon You have waited a long time standing of surroundings. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SIIE1NWOLD You must take the ace of J, since then he would lead sending 5U cents to Red Bank clubs at the first trick to the king rather than a low Register, Box* 3318, Grand When you are playing the make the contract. Then you card. Therefore East's Central Station, New York, hand at notrump you must knock out the ace of hearts. doubletbh must include at, N.Y. 10O17.) usually refuse the first trick If West returns a low club. least one honor.. IOVEW BIT O* -STUFF V ANOTHER in the enemy's strong suit. East wins with the queen but Unce you come to this con- AU3NO WIITWME RXEO Your refusal, called, a holdup cannot continue the suit. If clusion, you can tell that it is South dealer NOT LIKE "YOU? MISS CONSCIENCE... Fl&HT play, may cut commu- West tries to unblock by lead- better to play dummy's ace of Bmh sides vulnerable A CHANCE U IOV7J the situation? you say? O O 10 5 4 East wins the first trick If West has led from a four- Answer: Pass. The safest 0 7.1 4> KJK 64 • i)l with the queen of clubs and card club suit the defenders course with a hopeless hand is SOUTH returns his other club to dum- can wiii only three clubs and to pass. You might get a good 4A.I my's ace. Sooner or later, you the ace of hearts. Hence you result with a "fancy" bid of must give West the lead with are worried only if West has some kind, but you're far O the ace of hearts or a dia- led from a five-card suit, in more likely to trap your part- AK J2 + 10 9 5.1 mond, and then West will de- which case East has only two ner into some disaster. Soulh West North F4HI „ P'VOU THINK O0TW6 feat the contract with the rest clubs. (A Pocket Guide to Bridge of his clubs. I 0 Pass I (J Pass AftOWBOUTAOOUr'Ufr \ (MEAT How are the high clubs di-. written by Alfred Sheinwold is I NT l'as% .1 NT All I'asN. i QUESTION* ffiPg-MN WNKL& )( SPORT Take the Ace vided? West cannot have K-Q- available. Get your copy by Opening Ivutl •• 4 WHOX* «ONNA WIN IMPR0V6MCKTA DON'T EVEN KNOli) WHAT) WHY DON'T YOU mi ME A HOLDOUT \f.~_y AMD THEN I'LL BE ONE I

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M* Chug-h of God's 'Gold Mine' By LESTE* K1NS0LVING denominational home organs. 1 his assured and congenial one of the stone pillows of Ja- democratic peoples of North- ador colleges has been western Europe, in addition to The magazine does, v«Jry credited, however, despite manner, which be exhibited cob, as mention in Genesis f.-Anin- subtly, solicit voluntary giv- throughout the interview, al- 28:10. the Jews descended from the INSIDE enrollment of some 1,500 Kingdom of Judah." t.of religious ing—which is apparently students). tered only, minutely—and with Interesting Aside Lublieations ire facing the plentiful. For Plain Truth's such subtlety as to pass al- When asked about this, Gac- When appraised of this re- , . OH Trw Church port. Garner Ted appeared kibiUty of the same fate as executive editor, Garner Tell RELIGION arter Ted further dis- most unnoticed. ner Ted smiled and replied: Look, magazine—especially, Armstrong, speaks over paid For "British Israel" is as "It's a likelihood, but it can't surprised and replied rapidly: fil, during an interview, "That must have been while I lince the astronomical in- programming to more than . bis denomination is the astounding an historical theo- be proved. It's an interesting "Would you believe ease in postal xates. But the 300 radio stations, dally and to ry as the Mormons' Jesus- aside. We certainly don't re- was in the Navy. It's been al- 120,000?" Church of God, which was true churchr "I think all tered dramatically. We have This, let it be noted, was a- Worldwide Church of God's 65 TV pullets each week. founded in 1933 by his 80 year- fcbiwclies believe tliis, don't came-to North-America reve- gard this as a required relief, no such restrictions now." question rather than an an- [)ubTic«tJo*,'/*Th» Plain Effective ftrwrtfrtrr .,; old father, Herbert W. Arm- they?" He also discussed a lation. It contends, roughly, if that's what you're getting nth," appear* by contrast He is one of tee most effec- strong, a former public rela- niuriber of additional belief* that the Ten Lost Tribes of Is- at." ' The only other question swer. But no matter. The be thriving; and Is cur-, tive of all eanMcvattve reli- tions man. of ihfe Worldwide Church of rael migrated across Western But an investigation of Am- which seemed to have even buildings (including faculty ently pushing the 2 rniHio*. gious broadcasten. Instead of The denomination,^ already. Godf such as Saturday rather Europe, with the tribe of Dan bassador College by the Pasa- slightly unnerved Garner Ted residences) at Ambassador holy ranting or «nffless Scrip- has what Garner Ted reports\ttaah Sunday as the day of leaving evidence in the nam- dena city attorney in 1963 dis- was how much of that $40 mil- College are magnificent; Gar- It is an amiztnfc periodioaT ture-spouting, Gkrner'Ted, as to be 250 local churches, in the Worship, no observance of ing of the Danube river and closed that according to the lion budget is devoted to his ner Ted's private office would salary. be appropriate for the Presi- that it neitheraccepts ad- lie does in his magMuw, fo- U.S. and overseas; three col- Christinas or Easter, con- Denmark (Dan mark). The institution's 'Constitution and vertising, nc/j;. claries any5 cuses priinerjUy Prophet Jeremiah somehow bylaws as adopted in 1951, the After an extended and dent of General Motors or the ; (all named Ambassador, tention that the Doctrine of White House; and with all ex- jsubscnpucMi prjicj!, Yft it is rary concerns,', located in Pasadena; in fhe tfriniry is heretical, and arranged to have a daughter student body is "restricted to eloquent prologue which de- •well laid out,, In full color, good sense, logl of King Zedekiah marry an Ir- the race of Israel, whom we tailed all his duties as broad- penses paid while he flies Am- Big Sandy, Tex., and in St. Al- baptism by immersion only. bassador's Dassault jet plane I with articles of wide general sotted hope. bany, England); and an an- When Garner Ted was ish king. Further: the Stone of believe now to be the white, caster, editor and college ad- •interest, and almost none of Scone, which is Just.beneath English-speaking Anglo Saxon ministrator, he finally came overseas, who needs more sal- Garner Ted is the heir- nual budget of more than $40 asked whether bis church was ary or a higher tax bracket? •the ploslty overload of many apparent of the Worldwide million. (None of the three a believer in "British Israel," the British throne, is really and Celtic people, and the out with it: Catholic Charities' Silver Anniversary I Meeting Scheduled THENTON -Catholic KeTss, Msgr. Brrfmett A, fharities of the Diocese of. Monahan, of Red Bank and For Father Tomaino Trenton will have its annual, Msgr. Joseph O'Connor of Rome where he served for 15 meeting on Friday, March 17, Fair Haven. LONG BRANCH — The Rev. Peter J. Tomaino, son of years promoting church unity in Morris Hall, diocesan home Servers at the Mass will be by working on a quarterly for the ajjed, on Lawrence- children from St. Michael's Joseph Tomaino, 433 West- bourne Ave. and the late Mrs. magazine, "Unitas," being ville Road,;:8tarting with a Children's Home: Bernard chaplain for the largest chil- concelebrated Mass at 10:00 Kappen, Brian Kappen, Kevin Giovanna Tomaini, will cele- brate the 25th anniversary of dren's hospital in Italy, a.m. ' ,'' Kappen and Antonia Accosta. serving for six years as supe- Bishop George- W. Ahr will The Sisters of St. Francis, his ordination to the .pries- thood Sunday with a con- rior of his community and be the principal celebrant. who supervise the home, will meeting with three Popes, Among tljose assisting will be entertain at lunch. celebrated Mass of Thanks- giving at noon in Holy Trinity Pius XII, John XXIII and the Auxifvy Bishop John €. Msgr. Theodore A. updena- Paul XI. ker, executive director of the Catholic Church here. Catholic Welfare Bureau, will Mass will be followed by a dinner for clergy and family Returning to this country in present his annual report. The - 1967, he served as chaplain to bureau is the operating in West End Manor at 2 p.m. Friends and parishioners the sisters at Graymoor and agency for Catholic Charities on the staff of the Atonement in the diocese. are invited to attend a recep- tion for Father Tomaino in Seminary, Washington. the church auditorium from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Father Tomaino is assigned New Casting Father Tomaino was born to the Atonement Friary, here and graduated in 1935 Cumberland, R.I. Scheduled from Long Branch High CANVASS TEAM — The First Unitarian Church, Llncroft, celebrated its School, where he was a mem- By Players 15th anniversary and outlined plans for furnishing a second lounge, in- ber of the honor society. He Rev. Peter J. Tomaino itiating an adult education program, establishing an emergency repair then enrolled as one of the NAVESINK -i Monmouth fund, and additional financing for social action protects. Members of the first students at Monmouth Players have scheduled cas- ies in philosophy and theology ting for "Don't Drink TUe Wa- canvass team, which will raise funds for the protects, are standing, from Junior College, which began at the Catholic University of ter" Sunday at 2 p.m. and left, David Rossell, Harry Olson and Donald O'Rourke. Seated are Mrs. as an evening school at the America, Washington, D.C., Monday and Wednesday at 8 Walter Marvin and the Rev. Harold Dean, minister of the church. high school. At the same time, he was ordained in 1947 at the p.m< he worked the night shift in a Shrine of. the Immaculate All auditions will be at the textile mill in West Long Conception, Washington. library here. Branch. In 1938, he entered St. Father Tomaino then John Hemleb of Rumson Lay Witness Mission John's College at Graymoor, Miss RocfccHe Robinson will direct the Woody Allen served in various capacities comedy which will be presqnt--, Garrison, N.Y., minor semi- on the faculty of St. John's ed in May as the Players' nary for the Franciscan Seminary, both at Graymoor Youth Choir third production of the seasgiu Friars of the Atonj?njenfr -.•'• • and at Montoiu; Falls, N .Y. • at Church Upon completidji

RED BANK -n Tbe nwne Wyeth com- was influenced by Howard Pyle (although he mands attention in American art today, wheth- never was his student) also b represented. er one is a historian, dilettante, student, pro- Local Artists fessional artist or collector. To mark tbe ubiquitous influence of Brandywine and the approach to nature by Recognizing this, the MoomouUi Museum Wyeth, the Mbnmouth Museum also is showing is limelighting some of the aspects of the file works of local artists Roberta Carter Wyeth talents in its new exhibition opening to Clark, Kumson; A&es Egan, Navesink and the public Tuesday here at Its gallery, 21 White Patricia Mende*, Colts Neck. St. • ' ' 'v •- Mrs. William G. Wrightson, Rumson, is one of the local patrons, who has loaned an An- Titled the "Brandywine Tradition Artists," drev? Wyeth watercolor from her private col- the exhibition presents the American school of lection for this exhibition. artists known as the Brandywine tradition. This school of painters was founded by How- On display will be a collection of adventure ard Pyle at the turn of the century in Wilming- stories which were illustrated by Howard Pyle ton, Del. and in Chadds Ford, Pa., where Pyle and other original preliminary sketches for il- held his classes during what is known as the lustrations. Golden Age of American Illustration. The Brandywine Tradition exhibit was ar- ranged and compiled by Frederick Kramer of Andrew Wyeth lives In Chadds Ford today, Great American Editions, with tbe assistance and it was here that his famed illustrator fa- of the Delaware Art Museum, Frank Schoono- ther, Newell Convers Wyeth was a student of ver and his grandson John Schoonover. Re- Pyle, along with other students who were- to cently it was shown in Pittsburgh, Nashville, rise to fame, including Frank Schoonover, who Teirn., and Wilmington, Del. After it closes at at 95, still walks along the Brandywine River Monmouth Museum April 2», the exhibition in a contemplative atmosphere and a lifestyle will travel for exhibit in Wichita, Kan.; New that the Wyeth family has treasured. Orleans, La., and Charleston, W. Va. Preview Party Chairmen Named Honorary chairmen of the Red Bank exhi- In the exhibition, which will have a gala bition are Mr. and Mrs. William B. Leonard, preview party tomorrow at 9 p.m. in the gal- Mr. and Mrs. Wrightson, and Mrs. Olive W. lery under the chairmenship of Mrs. Ronald T., Switz. Chairmen of the exhibition committee Lewis and Mrs. Frederic N. Rosiak, will be are Mrs. Bruce Huber and Mrs. Lester D. Sim- some 55 paintings, including those of Howard on. Milton J. Bloch is director of the museum. Pyle'j Frank Schoonover, Newell Convers Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth and his 26 year-old son Reservations for the preview party may be James Wyetn. A student of Schoonover, made by calling the museum. The museum RtjItUr staff PMto fey Don Lord) Charles Colombo also will be represented in hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11 WYETH PATRONESS — Mrs. William G. Wrightson, Rumson, St., Red Bank, and continuing through April 29. Three gener- the show, and a 30 year-old artist linked to the a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday 7 to 9 p.m., and Sunday views the Andrew Wyeth watercolor 'Snow Scene' painted by ations of Wyeths will be represented with works In the show, In from 1 to 5 p.m. the famous American artist in 1966. It is on loan from her pri- addition to contemporary artists Influenced by the Brandywine Brandywine tradition, David Hanna will have vate collection for the 'Brandywine Tradition1 exhibition open- tradition, which begins with Illustrator Howard Pyle, teacher of a number of his paintings displayed which Various programs are scheduled to com- ing to the public Tuesday in the AAonmouth Museum, 21 White N.C. Wyeth, father of Andrew. sharply reflects the Wyeth influence. Famed plement the new exhibition, including chil- American illustrator Norman Rockwell, who dren's workshops and films, Spring Gets Its Roots in Color By MARGOT SMITH Navarumsunk Auxiliary of is very important in spring Family and Children's Service and summerwear in '72. The SHREWSBURY - Roots of of Monmouth County and, in showings, predominately Red Bank and Summit keeping with the afternoon's washable and always very It's a Date showed their colors at yes- theme, they were mostly red, wearable emphasized the terday's fashioh luncheon in white and blue. quality classic look that The Shadowbrook for the By no accident, the tri-color marks the men's store gone WOODCARVER PROGRAM GUEST SPEAKER ' co-ed. Much of it originated in • RUMSON - Artist Thomas HAZLET — The Sycamore England and Adele Russell's Carlock will present a pro- Drive School PTA will meet commentary on the distaff gram on wood carvings and Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the side revealed that her origins. show his collection of carved school all-purpose room. are the same. Perry Root de- birds Monday at 11 a.m. for Guest speaker will be the scribed the menswear. members of the Rumson Se- Rev. William J. Bausch, asso- The compatibility was ex- nior Citizens Club which ciate pastor of St. Benedict's quisite, as Roots' look for meets here in the firehouse, Catholic Church. His topic women definitely takes its in- comer East River Road and will be "Parent-Child Rela- spiration from masculine tai- .BlackpointRoad. tionships." loring. Blazers, never piped, . AUXILIARY MEETING PTO CARDS, FASHIONS but always trimly cut, ap- HAZLET — The Union Ave- peared frequently on both FAIR HAVEN - The Fair sexes, in polyester sometimes Haven Auxiliary to Riverview nue School PTO will present a blended with cotton. They're Hospital will meet Monday at card party and fashion show, long and a bit flared on the 1 p.m. in.the First Presby- featuring styles from the Ber- ladies. terian Church, Tower Hill, ry Patch, Fair Haven, Red Bank. " Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Buck Favorite Shirtwaists Smith's, East Keansburg. The shirtwaist dress proved HAWAIIAN LUNCHEON Tickets may be had from Mrs. its durable flexibility in knee UNION BEACH — The Walter Tobln and Mrs. Mary and ankle lengths. .Two per- Union Beach PTA will have Barychko. sonal favorites were a an Hawaiian luncheon Mon- brilliant orange go-every- day at noon in the American CHINESE AUCTION where street length topped by Legion Hall, Front St. Chair- NEW MONMOUTH — The an equally adaptable cotton- men are Mrs. James Hughes fourth'annual Chinese auction linen trench coat, and red, and Mrs. Vincent Lamano. sponsored by the New Mon- white and blue floral cotton mouth School PTA will be print with hemline ruffle. The PSYCHOLOGIST FEA- Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the latter demonstrated the trend TURED school auditorium. to dressing up in elegantly un- HOLMDEL — Dr. Alvin derstated manner. Krass will speak on "Commu- The sequence of topcoats nication in the Family" DANCE for ladies were almost all Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at a trench-inspired. Muted colors meeting of the Village School were as evident as the tradi- PTA. Election of officers is a Acrobatic a Gymnastic tional beiges and details were scheduled for 8:15 p.m. in the meticulously rendered. all-purpose room of the a Balance team • Wool and wool blends found school. their way into both ladies' and. men's ensembles. Especially BABY CARE striking, a bold' plaid of blues BELFORD - "The Care on white was a street suit that and Feeding of a Newborn might give zip at sipping Baby" will be discussed cocktails. Suits, Miss Russell Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at • Jazz said, will never leave the a meeting here in the Hart- • Twirling spring scene. shorne Health Center, 133 Leonardville Road. It is one hi SPECIAL CLASSES Hue Importance a series of classes for pros- For 2 and 3 yr. Olds Although by no means dull, pective parents sponsored by Register Nowl men's wear appeared more MCOSS Family Health and conservatively hued than in Nursing Service, Red Bank. ALL AGES INCL TEENS recent years. Vests, according, and ADULTS to Mr. Root, are still impor- Expert Instruction tant, even in lightweight suits. SPRING MEETING Reasonable Rates All the Root shoulders are RED BANK - The annual natural. state spring meeting of the Daughters of the American LEAH MAUER A three-piece French cor- . Colonists will take place SCHOOLOFDANCE duroy suit from Roots' own Tuesday in the Molly Pitcher 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK collection held its lines well Inn. 747-9552 despite the softness of the fab- CULOTTES for active sports In always-fresh polyester and cotton are ric. In dark rust, with a hand- Alice Mansell's skipper blue choice to wear with a red knit shirt with a blocked English Cashmere launty crocketed hat. Frank Sanna models a hunter green Shetland blazer tic, it looked like a season- with" camel slacks. Regular stuff pholoi by Don Lordl spanner. IS YOUR CHILD HAVING TRENCH COAT LINES cut short and flared is •Madras Is Back the hostess. Shown were de- modeled by Jane Cleary over red, white and blue Bleeding Madras is back in signs that will bloom at any- slacks in bold seersucker checks. Sisterhood to Hear Rabbi PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL? .sportshirts and a very refined one's patio, dining room or RUMSON — Rabbi Alton club. A hotly colored floral Shazar, president of Israel. The latest, most effective aid to school success version of the denim look is Meyer Winters of Monmouth Mrs. Fred Fettner, Middle- evident in spectator sports- jumpsuit in nylon, sported Is Introduced to MONMOUTH COUNTY matching sheer overskirt cov- Reform Temple, New Shrews- town, and Mrs. Joel Engle, 493-4022 wear. Men are interested in bury, will be guest speaker at Little Silver, also will present 2113 Rt. 35, OAKHURST button-down shirts again. ering short pants. Skirt sepa- rates displayed enough colors the annual education forum of material for the discussion. Ibronix combines one-to-one tutoring, motivational techniques - FREE - Long skirts with a casual 1 ESTIMATES • DESIGN to make matching easy fun. the Red Bank Chapter of Ha- Program coordinators arff and electronic teaching machines to accelerate your child's per- air are no longer reserved for Mrs. Gabriel Specor, New DRAWINGS dassah Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. fomrance up to or beyond grade level in: VISIT FACTORY & SHOWROOM here in Congregation B'nai Is- Shrewsbury; Mrs. Carl Mato- »•! Dolly 10-5 sal. Women Democrats Hear Issues rael, Hance and Ridge Roads. rin, Middlctown; Mrs. E. D. READING • MATH • SPELLING 15 sun. 61 Wtd. & Frl.- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Mrs. Douglas Donahoe re- The topic under discussion Cohen, Lincroft, and Mrs. GRADES 1-12 Anne Clark Martindell, vice ported offices to be voted on will be "Israel Vis-a-vis the Max Katz, Little Silver. Ref- chairman of the Democratic locally in the June 6 primary Three Major Powers: Russia, reshments will be served. Our Diagnostic testing measures current achievement levels and : KITCHEN'It MASTERS W party in New Jersey, spoke on election: 1 U.S. Senator, 1 China and the United States." DEMONSTRATION SET learning abilities. "Democratic Politics: 1972" Congressman, 2 freeholders, 2 Rabbi Winters, who was or- HAZLET - A cleaning BY APPOINTMENT ONLY • GAS KITCHENS ARE BETTER AT KM at a meeting of Women Demo- Township Committeemen, a dained in 1947, received his products demonstration is Hero are 3 Reasons .. . crats In Middlctown in Buck district committeeman and education at Johns Hopkins sponsored by the Ladies Aux- • Carved Solid Wood Core Smith's restaurant, East committcewoman in each University, University of Cin- iliary of the Ha/Jet Fire Com- LEARNING D*«ply Sculptured Dtilgn Keansburg. election district and delegates cinnati and Hebrew Union pany No. 1 Monday at 8:30 EBRONIX • Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes Mrs. Martindell discussed from Monmouth County to the College. Author of published p.m. in the firehouse, Holmdcl CENTERS Bring Out drain'* Natural Baauty reforms adopted under the Democratic convention in articles, he has been commis- Road. The public may attend. 252 BROAD STREET RED BANK • All-Vinyl Interior* Inc. Shelve* Kiernan report In the selec- Florida in August. sioned to translate and is now The auxiliary is planning an Noon - 8 P.M. 842-0121 Protect* AgalnX Dual. Stadia • WIpM Claan tion of delegates to the nation- Election of club officers was working on a collection of es- • Oaa Appllancaa on Display Easter flower snle for April 1 hdlmi- WuHkU-Mttwiku.miitn • I. Innmkk - al convention. postponed until June. says and addresses by Zalman also in tho firehouse. The DnHj «t|tMrr. ,\.J. *>*!••. V Alcoholism A B C

_ By DR. JAMES M. LONG !

There is a direct ABC approach when anyone has to face the problem of alcoholism. For the person whe is addicted, the - FamilyCounselor first step toward treatment is to acknowledge that he is an al- coholic. This Is a very hard admission for anyone to make. : One of the most difficult drinkers to reach is the one who con- vinces himself that alcohol allows him to relax from "the ten- it may help him temporarily to relieve his anxiety. One fact is sions of the day;" alcohol is a "miracle drug" to him and certain, however: regardless of the age, once the vicious cycle helps him to feel better. The temporary relief, however, is just begins new problems will require more alcohol which will fur- that and the same tensions and problems are still there to be ther create additional problems. The only way to get off of Uie confronted again and again. merry-go-round is to seek help. Why people drink excessively is as important as the fact If a parent is confronted with teen-age drinking, the prob- that they drink too much. Alcohol can blur perceptions; and at lem must be dealt with in a reasonable and calm manner. It is times may also permit expression of buried conflicts. It is true important to remember that a reasonable and factual dis- that alcohol may help a person to perform better; for ex- cussion of alcohol and alcoholism, as opposed to a hostile and ample, an individual may fortify himself with alochol which punitive approach, will have greater meaning to the young may allow him to face the task at hand. What happens is that person. It is important to start a discussion of alcoholism with alcohol does not bring out an individual's best—but merely the statement that not everyone who drinks will end up with a acts to relieve the anxiety for the moment. Only through reso- drinking problem. Rigid prohibition often can result in reac- " - Rttutv staff i>i»t* lution of the underyling problem can this anxiety be relieved. tions exactly opposite of that hoped for. MEMBERS SHOW — BelmaV artist Helen Bachner, left, chats about the collection of art works of the There is some evidence to indicate, that the reasons (or Identify Cause Members Show of the Monmouth Arts Gallery of Monmouth Arts Foundation, with chairmen Mrs. drinking begin early in life. The alcoholic may not have start- Parents should attempt to understand the possible reason Horst Kedesdy, LUtle SllverjL center, and Mrs. Kay Lyons, Mlddletown. The exhibit; which consists of ed drinking at an early age; however, his emotional problems for their youngster's drinking. If one is able to identify the 90 paintings and 10 sculptures, Is on display In the Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch, Shrews- may have been temporarily repressed. In many Instances, al- cause, it is possible that a proper approach could result. bury, through March-31. .' " . coholism is not controlled until the more subtle problem is con- There are various classifications and reasons for teenage fronted. Such problems as poor family relationships which re- drinking; for example, the influence and pressures of the sulted in a dependent personality can come to require support group, hostility to adult and parental authority, identification outside of one's self. Physical dependence is part of addiction. with excessive drinking in the home, or an attempt to cope Problem of Adolescents with serious emotional problems. By the time a young person 100 Works in Annual Show One of the major problems facing family life today is the reaches adulthood, he has had numerous experiences which SHREWSBURY — For its annjial Members Show, which ish House of the Trinity Episcopal ChurtlwWhite St., Red increase in drinking by our young adolescents. Many parents helps him "style" his behavior pattern. Later when problems opened this weekend at the Monmi|>utti County Library East- Bank. . react with a tolerant attitude towards their son's or daughter's appear, it is hoped that the young adult will not -turn to the ern Branch, Broad St., 50 members'pf Monmouth Arts Gallery; Chairmen of the Members Show are Mrs. Mprst Kedesdy, experience's with alcohol and rationalize their drinking by bottle"for support. a special interest group of the Mjbnmouth Arts Foundation, Little Silver, and Mrs. Kay Lyons, Middletown, aided by art- saying, "It could be worse, he could be on drugs." What is sur- • • • have contributed 90 paintings and ,10 sculptures to the show. ists Peg Dwyer, Gladys Meisel, Jesse Crawford, Bobbie Hof- prising is that the parents tail to see that the drinking may in- Dr. Long will be happy to answer any questions. Con- They will be on display in the library through March 31, mann, Marie Kavookjian, Clara Snyder, Alice Sand, Dorothy dicate a dependence problem; and, in many ways alcoholism fidentiality will be respected. Letters can be mailed to him in Warden, and Mrs. Ralph Boynton. may be just as deadly as drugs. The narcotic effects of drink- care of The Daily Register, Chestnut St., Red Bank, N.J. Fifty-two of the exhibit entries,have been earmarked for The reception was hosted by Mrs. Bette Abel and Mrs. ing for an adolescent may be exactly the same as for an adult: 07701. the Red Bank Antiques Show slated for April 11-13 in the Par- Robert.Taylor. Children, Prayer Fill Life Of Mrs. Mabel Phillips, 84 A Lesson for Widows > By MARYBETH ALLEN She has also served as organ- ist for the choir and as a Sun- CLIFFWOOD - Eighty- day school teacher. Currently, four years have passed. • she is president of the mis- , And for Mrs. Mabel Phillips, sionary group. they have been filled with ser- She is the mother of Mrs. vice to her church and the Frank Weaver, Ridgewood, Ann Landers more than 25 state children the grandmother of Mrs. ; for whom she has cared. Phyllis Williams, East Or- Dear Ann Landers'. 1 was ate course for widows in one Yet, she notes, "1 don't talk ange, and she has two great- widowed at age 58. That was easy lesson. about what I used' to do. that grandsons. Mrs. Calvin Wil- 12 years ago. My husband left Dear Ann Landers'. Five of doesn't matter. It's what I'm liams, Thompson Hill Road, me very comfortable. I had a us have had coffee together capable of doing now." Middletown, and her nine chil- big house, no bills and his in- nearly every morning for a dren were hosts for the recent A prayer breakfast in honor surance program was a good long time. We all live on the event at which Mrs. Phillips of her recent birthday was one. I could have managed same street and we meet at was honored. held at the home of Mr. and very nicely if I had had the my house about 10 a.m. I have Mrs. Robert Kirk Jr.; 88 "I'm not able to get around good sense to say no to my no children and I love to bake •Peaqh St., New Shrewsbury, like I used to," she comments, children. coffee cakes and cinnamon wny were mariring their 31st "but I still Ret around to shut- My two sons were left sub- rolls so it's no trouble. Wedding anniversary. ins and go among the sick." stantial sums by their father. The problem is the woman Mrs. Kirk, who is a godchild They were also left a fine who moved next door. I in- Of Mrs. Phillips, notes, "On Senior Citizens business which they ran into vited her to join our group 'Thursday, .Feb. ?6 -1970, a X Event Monday the ground within three years. three months ago and now grayer breakfast was held at Shortly after they lost the ; RUMSON — The Rumson I'm sorry. You know how MrV and.Mrs.,Wlliam Phillips' business they talked me into Senior Citizens will meet Mon- women are, Ann— we talk home, 172 Arlington Ave., on selling my house and loaning day at 11 a.m. in the Rumson about this one and that one, ' her 82nd birthday and the them the money so they could Firehouse, River and Black- and I don't care what any- couple's 57th wedding anni- go into a new business about point Roads. body says, we all enjoy a little versary. which they knew absolutely Other March activities in- gossip. This new gal is so self "Since then, on Jan. 14, nothing. righteous she makes me sick. ^1971, Mrs. Phillips became a clude a bus trip to the Phila- No matter what is said she : 'widow. She still resides at the delphia Flower Show March My older boy's wife begged jumps in with, "Were you v./Same address. She still feels 14. The bus will leave Rumson me to come and live with lonely at times, but she says firehouse at 8:30 a.m. Partici- them. She made it sound won- there? Can you prove it? How the Lord knows best. She has . pants should bring lunch. derfully appealing—said my do you know it's true?" two ladies reside there with On March 23 there will be a presence would add a beau- After all, Ann, we're just a -her. Usually, they have pray- bus trip to the Millburn Play- tiful dimension to the lives of bunch of housewives who like er together every Wednesday house to see "Forty Karats." their children. I was flattered to kaffeeciatch. We aren't tes- night, and also scripture read- Dinner in Mario's will follow. and quite puffed up, to be tifying before a grand jury tor honest with you. Within two ing from the Bible. Usually Plans also are being made anything. Since Mrs. Right- months I realized I had made every day at noon, they have to visit Radio City Music Hall eous joined us our mornings a mistake but I had no money midday prayer together. during the Easter season. aren't nearly so interesting. and no place to go. What little She only shows up about two "Mrs. Phillips still does her RtiMtr StoM PMI* FOCUS ON TODAY —Mrs. Mabel Phillips, of money I had was tied up In mornings a week but it's two cooking and housework and Skin Nutrition the new business. In other • still drives her car for grocery Cllffwood, a missionary worker who has been too many. How can we get rid "mother" for more than 25 state children, skims Is Club Program words, I am now dependent of her?—Coffee shopping. She still enjoys go- on my children. ing to Mt. Moriah Baptist over the past and attaches Importance to the ser- OAKHURST — The Central Dear Coffee: I have an idea Church. vice she Is able to give today. Jersey Natural Food Club will My advice to all widows is your problem will solve itself this: Don't change your way before long. Your group "She had two heart attacks times now, if she feels good, Mrs. Phillips, who was born meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the of living if you don't have to. sounds too dull for her. before her 80th birthday," she still does a little mis- in Syracuse, N.Y., has resided Ocean Township Recreation Hang on to your money. Hang Dear Ann Landers: You'll Mrs. Kirk continues. "Since sionary work. here since 1922. Mrs. Nellie Center, Memorial Pkwy. and Larkin Place and feature Jim on to your house. Let your probably think I'm crazy then, she hasn't been as ac-" "Mrs. Phillips has an out- Banks has resided with her Jarrett speaking about "Nu- married children make their when you read this letter and tive. She was a great mis- standing record as a mother. for 10 years and Miss Ida trition for the Skin." own way. My husband would you could be right but some- sionary worker for over 40 She has raised over 25 state Evans, for five years. Togeth- Mrs. Victor Eyerman will turn over in his grave if he thing has been on my mind years. children. Shejs known to be a er, they have daily prayer at report on, research in health could see what has happened and I don't know what to do "She got great joy out of good neighbor, a friend to ev- noon and take turns reading and nutrition.- to me.—I am—Sad And Sorry, about it. visiting the sick and shut-ins. eryone. She always tries to scripture. Mrs. Harold Kruse and Mrs. pear Sad: Thank you for A certain relative just bugs She has been as far as Free- speak the truth and let her Church Treasurer M. H. Bennett are hostesses the autobiographical essay. the daylights out of me. I hold to the John L. Montgom- light shine," Mrs. Kirk re- For 18 years, Mrs. Phillips You've offered a post-gradu- ery Medical Home. Somc- was treasurer for her church. for the social hour. can't stand her. If I die before lated. she does I do not want her to attend my funeral. I get mad Riglittr Stuff Photo just thinking of the satisfac- SPRING FASHIONS — Previewing fashions from tion she'd get if she outlasts the Joy Shop of Lincroft's spring collection, are me. No one knows I have Mrs. Robert Stava, AAiddletown, In a three-piece these feelings and I don't knit pantsult, and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez, Fair want to reveal them. Is there Haven, in a nylon gown with Chinese motif print any way I can arrange in ad- skirt. They will be shown at the North Jersey Fish Dish Deserves Praise vance to keep her out of the Shore Association for Deaf and Hard of Hearing church? Please think of some- Children benefit dinner and fashion Show Tuesday thing so I can sleep at at 6:30 p.m. In Buck Smith's Restaurant, East night.—Looking Ahead Keansburg. Mrs. James Monahan and Mrs. Do- Dear Looking: You can minic Farrente, Keyport, are chairmen; Mrs. state in your will that you By BARBARA GIBBONS 2 tablespoons dried onion flakes stantly. When thickened, pour onto fish. Sprinkle Constantine Persamanos, Morganville, reserva- 1 cup sherry wine with paprika and butter-flavored salt and put un- want a private funer- tions chairman, and Mrs. Stava and Mrs. Rodri- "Filet of Sole a Bonne Femme"is one of those 1 tablespoon flour der the broiler for a few minutes until hot. Serves al—invitation only. List the guez, fashion coordinators. provinical fish classics that's simply de rigueur in y cup skim milk four, 126 calories per serving. "guests" you would like to be every French cookbook. Bonne jemme means H salt am) pepper Four ounces of meat or fish is considered a present and request that no "good woman" or "good wife," sq the dish trans- dried parsley flakes standard serving by most nutrition texts, but many one else be admitted. Now get lates out as "filet of sole the way a |ood wife cooks tarragon people can cat twice that amount or more! If a some sleep. SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP hearty appctitle is your weight problem, try "sole Are your parents too strict? Considering that It's a( skimpy1' 126 calories a paprika 7 TO 13 YEAR OLD BOYS buttor-flavored salt (optional) foods." Filet of sole is only 358 calories a whole Hard to reach? Ann Landers' serving and totally fat-free, this Slim Gourmet fish pound (compared with 1,673 calories for a rib booklet, "Bugged By Par- Enlti Any Stlurdty Stirling April IS to Junt 79 dish truly deserves that "good wife]' rating — par- Defrost and separate the sole filets. Drain the ents? How To Get More Free- mushrooms (canned "stems and pieces" arc fine steak, including the bone!) Don't worry about the EXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN ... ticularly if the man of the house hjis to watch his wine calories . . . most of them evaporate along dom," could help you bridge for this recipe) and place them in the bottom of a AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES calories or cholesterol. the generation gap. Send 50 Baseball -Basketball -Bowling -Golf round 10-inch baking dish or shallow casserole. with the alcohol! The classic French cookbooks manage to make * • • cents in coin with your • Indoor Play Arm • Individually Initructtd by Coach Oui Vlllaplono'., Dlrffctar Sprinkle with salt, pepper, parlsey nnd turrafion. of Mhtetlti andI Phyiltal Director Albury Pork Hlo.h School, and StalSti f of Ex- quite a lob of it — dirtying up dishes as If you had p«rt Coonhf I. Bake for 10 minutes in a prc-hcatcd 450-degrce Veal Parmiglana, Chicken Cacciatore, Spa- request and a long, stamped, a whole scullery full of maids to wash them. If solf-addrcsscd envelope to 5 SAT. $25.00 2 SATS. $12.00 oven. ghetti, and Meatballs — you don't have to give up TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED - For Information Call... you're the dishwasher in your scul ery, you'll ap- this newspaper. preciate this simplified version — two pots, one Carefully drain thu liquid from Ihu fish into a your favorite Italian dishes if you're a Slim Gour- spoon and a paper cup! shallow saucepan and heat over a high flame. Per- met! Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and FILET OF SOLE A BONNE mit the liquid to reduce somewhat. Meanwhile, mix . 25 cents for these and more, to Slim Gourmet Ital- Mexico will have more than SEASHORE DAY CAMP ian Recipes. In care of this newpsper, 18 Iroquols OCEAN AVE , WEST END 222-17(2 1 pound frozen sole the flour and milk together (in a paper cup ir you 60,000 miles of highways when John Cm»0Mo, Phytlcil Olr , IS Ytt't «t Atbury Putt H.S. 4-nuhce can of chopped mushrooms like) and add to the boiling liquid, stirring con- Road, Cranford, N.J. 07016. present road construction is fSlJJII'ilflf Ihlv (:/fnlt An'Hiimi.fiitW to lotln*i completed. '.,-s«r«'v"f. .• - •' 16 TVDtily Rejd amounting to Woodmere next week; weath- reno said, "We are now faced Tbe governing bony re- and deeper into hot water Arlen last May started con- series of complaints about the — to meet with Arlen officials 181,0M. will not be available er perniitting," he said. The with zoning decisions that ceived a single bid for Supply with borough residents and struction of a Korvette store Arlen tract, Councilman Hen- to resolve the water problem. for the repair ol Hope Road court construction, has been deal with commercialization. of a sanitary landfill .disposal their elected officials because uon the site, having cleared ry C. Frey called for a meet- In other business, Coun- between Wyckoff Road .and held up. for a number of I do not see how we can art area. The bW camevfrwn the of a vast puddle left in the away what formerly had been ing with Arlen executives. cilman Frey reported on a the Ocean Township bound- months because of con- unless we get answers from Shrewsbury Disposal Co. Inc., Woodmere section of town af- a woods. A few months later, disturbance last week at Mon- ary. tracting difficulties. the state — for we will hav,e setting the cost for garbage ter the firm cleared a site for Arlen abruptly stopped the "I don't want you (resi- mouth Regional High School, LackofFudt SwkdPnMeps three times the traffic in removal at 60 Cents per cubic construction, then abandoned , project. Since then, residents dents) to feel that the council

By BEN VAN VLIET

RED BANK — "Let's see now, 13 times seven is, uh, well.. Okay, let's skip that one for the moment "AUright, 13 times four. Easy enough. Two times 13 is 26, and 28 plus 26 is, uh. Oh, too late, huh. "Okay, 13 times six, huh. Well, I think maybe that's the fourth button from the right in row seven*' Districting Fight Looms Math, or more properly, computation, was never one of my TRENTON - Republican and Senate Democraticleaders strong points. .-.-•,. A agreed yesterday to disagree in pubUc on congressional redist- And never was this brought home more firmly than yes- rictiMg by putting partisan bills up (or a vote nextweeKV , terday when I engaged an electronic mathematic diagnostic Arterlengthy Conferences betttrao tbe&nale Republicans evaluation machine in a battle oif wits over the 13 times table. and Democrats, p»rty leaders anjgn&tlNfciftp IJPIS we« This machine, known informally as'the X-3R, is one of the introduced which wou&Tbe scheduled fripvotesne^t dfcfc. Re* tools used by Ebronix Learning Center to provide an accurate publicans control 4e seriate, 24-ie.; '" •' "fy profile of a student's achievement, learning and retention rate. • Any plan passed by the Senate' would face the difficult test Ebronix is a private company which is devoted to assisting in the sharply divided Assembly where neither major party students from the first grade to 12th grade in overcoming defi- has clear control. ciences in reading, spelling and mathematics. If the legislature is unable to agree on a plan by April 3, It has been operating here since Jan. 17 under the direction the courts may redraw the boundaries to conform with shifts of a mathematics teacher, a banking consultant, secretary and in population in the 1970 census or order all congressional can- staff of college-age tutors. didates to run statewide. 7 Centers in State Senate President Raymond H. Bateman, R-Somerset, said Ebronix is located in a second-floor office of the Medical that between 18 and 20 senators support one of the Republican Arts bnlldmg at 252 Broad St There are now seven Ebronix plans. Any realignment would require 21 votes (or passage in Learning Centers in New Jersey. the upper house. Principals in the firm are George Towne of Freehold, a 28- year-old math teacher at Highland Park High School, and Move Beadleston BUI Marc F. Denton Jr., 34, a banking consultant who lives in Little Silver, where he was recently elected to the Borough TRENTON - The state Senate voted yesterday to give Council. the governor power to directly appoint the state chancellor of higher education. j The company, which has national headquarters in Boise, Idaho, opened its first New Jersey branch in 1970 in Westfield THIRTEEN TIMES SEVEN — That's, the kind of questions this machine asks, and depending upon By a 27-9 vote, the Senate approved the bill sponsored by and has reported significant success in helping students Majority Leader Alfred N. Beadleston, R-Monmouth, to your answer and reaction time, a pretty good indication can be gotten of your mathematical learning achieve proficiency in basic skills. potential and level of ability. This Is one of the tools used by the Ebronix Learning Center which re-' change the method of appointing the chancellor. The system involves giving students a thorough diagnostic cently opened at 252 Broad St. Red Bank. Taking the test Is seven-year-old Danny Denton, son of Marc The Department of Higher Education was created'in 1966 evaluation and then gearing individual tutoring to the stu- F. Denton Jr., Little Silver, co-operator of the center. Danny is taking the test under the watchful eye- and the current chancellor, Ralph Dungan, was appointed by dent's needs. of Mrs. Rupert Barnes of Little Silver, who oversees the office. former Gov. Richard Hughes with the consent of the Senate. "We give scholastic achievement tests to determine the stu- But the law said the future beads of the department would dent's actual achievement level in reading, math, and spell- Once testing is completed, the remedial process is devoted In addition to helping students, the center also has adult slu-. be named by the State Board of Higher Education with the ing," Mr. Denton said, "then we compare this with his actual almost entirely to intense, individual tutoring at the student's dents who are using the system to bring their basic skills up to agreement of the governor. grade level in school." home. . high-school level proficiency. The Senate bill would allow the governor to appoint and He said students who are having difficulty are usually be- The tutoring is done by carefully screened college students Progress Monitored dismiss the man in charge of the state's higher education pro-, hind, their class in the basic skills, primarily in reading ability. who work on a part-time basis. Use of the machines to monitor the student's progress also gram. Make Good Tutors dramatically shows the student that he is progressing, an im- The secretary of agriculture is the only other cabinet offi- Behind Grade Levels Mr. Towne said college students make excellent tutors be- portant part of the learning process. cer not appointed by the governor. The agriculture secretary Mr. Denton said the 13 students now receiving help at the cause they can easily establish a rapport with elementary and Mr. Towne said students often become discouraged if they, is named by a state board. center are from one to four years behind their grade level in high school students. are unable to achieve success. reading ability. "We have found," he said, that students aren't afraid to "If they are having trouble and don't correct it, they fall fur- Indict Ex-State Exec "Many of those who are having difficulty in reading," Mr. make mistakes and are not afraid to try when being tutored by • ther and further behind, and pretty soon they believe they are Towne said, "are also weak in math. We find many times that a college student." just dummies," he said. TRENTON — A former executive In the state Department reading problems lead to difficulties in other areas so we con- of Environmental Protection was indicted yesterday on The tutors, Mr. Denton said, "are carefully selected both on "Machines such as the X-3R enable the student to compete charges he took more than $3,100 in return for procuring tidal centrate on reading problems first." the basis of academic ability and on enthusiasm for helping with himself and pretty soon he realizes that he isn't so dumb, land licenses for a trucking firm. The center also uses electronic machines for evaluating others." <•• regains confidence in his ability," he said. Attorney General George F. Kugler Jr. said Francis J. reading comprehension. The results, coupled with personal ob- Students at the center receive tutoring at their homes one And, I can attest to that. In three attempts I scored 22, 25, Kelly, 53, of AUenhurst, former assistant chief of the Bureau of servation, and the use of standardized tests are used hi com- hour a day, five days a week. Once a week, they come to the and then a zippy 41 on the last try. It probably should be noted Navigation and former supervisor of riparian permits and li- piling a "profile" of the students' present level, and his poten- center for testing on the machines to monitor their progress. the maximum score is 100 on each try. censes was named by the state grand jury in a five count in- tial for learning. "If a student has the potential for learning," Mr. Denton And, just to prove it can be done, Mr. Denton turned the ma- dictment- , Mr. Denton said the testing procedures sometimes turn up said, "we can look to increasing his ability one grade level ev- chine over to a sixth-grade boy who came through with scores- Kugler said Kelly was charged with one count of mis- abnormal learning patterns, suggesting a need for psy- ery two months." of 76, 78, and. 86. conduct in office and four counts of taking bribes to obtain the chological testing. • Mr. Denton said once the student's actual level is deter- "Well," Mr. Denton told me, "you can see that you im- license for the S. Nalbone Trucking Co. of Hamilton Township. When this occurs, he said, the parents are advised to have mined, he is given material a half level higher and is tutored proved with each try." The investigation that led to the indictment was requested the child tested. until he becomes proficient, when the material is raised again. True enough, but based on what that sixth grader did, I de- by Richard J, Sullivan, state commissioner of environmental "We can spot the problem," Mr. Towne said, "but we can't The center maintains a library of graded reading materials cided not to inquire what Mr. Denton had learned about my protection, Krigier said. • determine the cause so we refer them to someone who can." for use in the program. mathematcal learning potential. Kelly was suspended from his state job last Jan. 6. Pass Hearing Aid BUI TRENTON •The Assemb I haft,passed and seM^Ottho Stonesifer Outlines Tlfrd&y's Pressures: Senate a bill e HBfifedflstry control of a new : : hnftrd jTr Mself. h- •^• ™ ' •' I passefl yesterday by 55-13, was spon- sored by Peter J." McDonough, E-Um'on, who called it "an in- dustry compromise." He said after the floor debate that the Population, Knowledge, Communication industry had wanted to have all nine seats on the board but fi- nally settled for five of the nine seats. , FT. MONMOUTH - Inward," Dr. Stonesifer said doomed. Our way of dealing do not learn how to manage that he could see so far be- ,, McDonough told the Assembly the new body would be only (Today's young people face "all of us must perforce move with each other has to shift, them." cause he could stand on the "advisory" and would be responsible to the state Board of Me- dealing with three great man- onward. With cosmonauts of or — like the dinosaurs — we Pausing for 30 seconds, shoulders of giants, those who dical Examiners. However, he conceded that it could issue li- made revolutions which im- at least two nations wheeling may discover that our tiny which stretched to an uncom- had toiled before him." censes and regulations on its own. pose pressures on them not in space, now and then, over brains aren't sufficient to fortable limit as he looked at Besides the talks by the pro- The board, to be called the Hearing Aid Dispensers Exam- significant before, Dr. Rich- our heads, and with the as- handle the musculature we the.audience and they looked fessional scientists, six high ining Committee, would have five members from the industry, ard J. Stonesifer, Monmouth tronomers telling us that we have developed!" with some perplexity at him, school students are presenting two licensed physicians specializing in hearing defects, one Dr. Stonesifer ended the original research papers dur- College president, will tell a have not one but an infinity of Pointing to the three gigan- clinical audiologist and one member of the general public. All banquet gathering of the tenth systems to explore, we are as- pause by observing: "About ing the symposium. Among would be appointed by the governor. tic man-made revolutions. Dr. three new babies have been them are Arlene Donowitz, annual Junior Science Sym- suredly moving outward, or Stonesifer reminded his au- • posium tonight. upward. born within the United States Manalapan Township High dience that today's young as I paused there and took a School; Martin A. Katz, Free- The banquet, in Fort Mon- Fundamentals must somehow contrive to get hold Regional High School; Clear Vote Machine Bill mouth's Gibbs Hall, will be at- sip or two of water. What are "But," he continued, "as Al- control of the population ex- you going to do with those David Anick, the Ranney TRENTON — A controversial bill that would eliminate pa- tended, by some 300 persons, bert Einstein once observed, plosion, the explosion of per ballots in six rural New Jersey counties has been placed in people?" School; Robert K. Stark, including science students and the fundamental problem is in knowledge, and the commu- Freehold Township High position for a floor vote in the Assembly. 54 N J Concerning the knowledge teachers from 54 New Jersey the hearts of men. So we must nications revolution. explosion, the president said, School; and James J. Spar- The Assembly Conference Committee, in an unusual open high schools who are attend- TmoveTnward too. meeting yesterday, voted §5-23 with two abstentions to send "more mathematics has been andeo, Shore Regional High ing the two-day symposium ..That is wnere many in "These are really not all invented, worked out, or dis- School. the measure to the floor of the lower house. that new," he said, "for they The bill would appropriate $500,000 to purchase voting ma- sponsored by Monmouth Col- your generation, and they are covered since World War II Standby speakers included lege and the U.S. Army Elec- i do so, put the have been coming upon us than in all of history before. Glenn B. Bilane of the Rarinoy chines for the paper ballot counties. The money would be quite r gnt t0 over a period of time. But it is loaned to the counties to be repaid within five years at annual tronics Command at the fort, emphasis," he said. "The You're going to have to know School. Dr. Richard J. Stoneslfer 'In his remarks, titled "On- t re of man has to unlikely that mankind can go more, know how to handle interest of 3 per cent. very na U much beyond your time if we The counties which now have paper ballots are Hunterdon, ward, Upward, and Hopefully change, or we may all be more, than any previous gen- Warren, Sussex, Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland. eration. So don't sit around The counting of paper ballots has caused delays in deter- bemoaning your fate, but get mining election results and caused a serious snarl hi last No- moving!" Strike Action vember's legislative elections in which many races were ex- Citing the communications tremely close and decided by little more than a handful of revolution, Dr. Stonesifer ob- votes. served that "we have indeed become a global village. A Supported at man can watch bodies being hauled out of caves in Viet- Nixon's Star Rises nam as he cooks his evening PRINCETON — President Nixon's popularity is contin- steak, or one can watch Presi- uing to increase and has now reached its highest level in J14 dent Nixon drinking toasts in Freehold Hiel months, according to this month's Gallup Poll. China more closely than Hen- The poll, taken since the President's return from-China, ry Kissinger could who was FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - association could take. Tv. indicates 56 per cent of American's approve Nixon's perform- stepping along immediately Members of the N. J. Teach- alternatives, however, ai ance and 50 per cent believe the trip was fairly effective. behind him. ers Assoication in the Free- mediation and fact findint A Gallup spokesman said the last time Nixon's popularity "As man has learned to be hold Regional High School dis- neither of which is binding i was rated at 56 per cent was January 1971. Since then it has in communication with the trict have given their nego- the board or the teachers. dropped to its lowest ever, 48 per cent recorded last June, but speed of light, he has also tiating team permission to He said that the negotiati1 has been on the upswing in recent months. In January and learned that he may not have call a strike, if contract talks teams for the board and tl February of this year, the popularity rating was 49 per cent that much to say that is very with the board don't improve. association met Wcdncsdit and 53 per cent, respectively. significant. One recalls that Alvin Applegate, president night. The teacher said th; A total of 1,567 persons 18 and older were interviewed when they put the original of the NJEA branch repre- the association presented th- March 3-5 in 300 scientifically selected communities for the cables in between Great Brit- senting 370 of 400 teachers, board with a counter-salar; statistics the spokesman said. ain and India, an English offi- secretaries and other office offer which was a "substan- cial observed: "And now what personnel in the district, tial movement clown froi do the people of England made the announcement last where we were." Arrested in Hit-Run Death really have to .say to the night. MOUNTAIN LAKES — A mother of three is free on f 10,000 ' Knitter Staff Photo , people of India?" He said that approximately Mr. Applegate, however, d bail today after being charged with the hit-and-run death of an LEGION GIVES AWARDS — America* Legion Sandy Hook Bay Post, At- Urging- the students not to 70 per cent of the branch's clined tof'give specifics of 1 eight-year-old girl two weeks ago. .- : lantic Highlands/ has awarded certificates of appreciation to three local "sicken and swoon" at the membership was present, and counter offer. fjie arrest of Mrs. Madejltie Jacob, 40, yesterday climaxod organizations. George Hlmmel/' Legion commander, right, makes presen- awesome task which awaits thut all but four members He said that the board i an Intensive search for suspects which started the afternoon of tations to, left to right. Police Chief James J. Edlglo, First Aid Squad thum, Dr. Stoncsifer urged voted for the action. studying the offer, and wil Feb. 28 when Sheryl Reich, was hit by a car while returning Capt. Calvin Steitz and Fire Chief Everett Curry. The awards were given adoption of the position of Dr. Mr. Applegate said that the announce its decision on ii home from school. After Mrs. Jacob's arraignment, Morris at a meeting in the post home. Abraham Flexner, an eminent course of action the associ- March 16. County Prosecutor Donald G. Collester Jr. said she and her scientist who observed when ation will take depends on the Negotiations have been tak- cer matched descriptions given by witnesses to the accident. he was 90 years old that "he outcome of the next negotiat- ing place since Nov. 24. The Mrs. Jacob's youngest child, Lynn, was one of Sheryl's X, R Film Fight Gets Cahill OK burned to be of use." ing session, March 16. discussions include salaries', classmates. A police spokesman said Mrs. Jacob's arrest took HAZLET - Joseph Posclla, outdoor theaters. would prohibit them from "I urgo you to adopt the po- "The negotiating committee class size, new programs, place when she came voluntarily to police headquarters fol- chairman of Voters Involved Mr. Posella, of 316 Middle being shown at drivc-in the- sition that people over 30 may will probably go back to the procedures for dismissal, and lowing a phone call by authorities to her home. in Community Action (VICE), Road, was Instrumental in aters. indeed be valuable. Our teeth membership before doing any- transfers. Mountain Lakes police, joined by the prosecutor's office has received a letter from drawing up and circulating a fall out, our hair recedes, we thing that drastic (strike)," Also parbof the original dis- and volunteer firemen, had been Staging a search for the car Gov. William T. Cahill com- petition against such films. The governor said in his let- tire more easily. But we may he said. cussions were 47 grievances and a suspect. At one point, the search was conducted on a mending his efforts to elimi- The petition resulted in As- ter the bill is being reviewed' also know something. Sir Mr. Applegate declined to the association had with the house-to-house, garage-by-garage basis. , nate X and R-ratcd films at sembly Bill No. 068 which by his counsel. Isaac Newton onee observed

Camtfta. Com (11) '""ii.T O S T »ot«rn« Gllghr Stepney 3 17 Simmons Wixted 034 Fay 4 0 1 Garwood 0 ] Flier Machine Hit sTornado Smith Hurley - 0 0 Hoi lend McCrocktfl 0 0 0 By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN semi-finals last March. "I was surprised that they back bid in the third period Roma. ScMlna" ••• r 1. 0_ 3. Register Sports Editor Instead of an anticipated did that," Hennessy contin- and finished with 22 and 18 JKeleher 0 0 0 Totals 27 10 M Total! 11 12 34 rematch, it will be an all- ued. "We're a good shooting points respectively. Mancel C8A . 15 \6 II IS -44 NEW BRUNSWICK - Nep- Trenton Central Jersey finale club. But we were taking out- Durrett added 15. . 15 i 15 II -54 tune High School's high-flying, here Saturday afternoon: side shots against their man- Hayes started to find the WORD FROM THE WISE — Vinnie Cox, coach of basketball machine ran* into a Trenton Central (18-6) vs. Ew- to-man and trying to drive range from outside and Sergo , » Christian Brothers Academy, goes over some Tornado here last night ami ing at 4 p.m. against their zone." drove through the Trenton strategy during a time out in last night's game came to a crash landing in its While Neptune's won-lost As a result, Neptune shot a zone for three baskets to slice against Camden Catholic at Lenope Regional High bid for a second straight Cen- record was awesome this win- poor 38 per cent from the field an 11-point bulge to 49-46, but School)ln AAedford. Bill Fay (32) listens to the tral Jersey Group IV basket- ter, one unimpressive statistic (27 for 71), while Trenton hit the Tornadoes clung to a 55-48 plan. ball championship. went virtually unnoticed on 31 of 65. The rebounding lead at the three-quarter The Tornadoes of Trenton throughout the banner camp- was a virtual stalemate, as mark. Central swept through the aign. The Fliers as a team were the unusually high num- Trenton hit the first two Scarlet Fliers' heralded full- shot only 58 per cent from the ber of turnovers — 25 for each field goals of the fourth peri- court trap-press to a 78-64 vic- foul line. team — but nevertheless in- od, but the Fliers ran off eight State Plot Thickens tory in the sectional semi-fi- They didn't even do as well dicative of the pressing, fast- straight points on two baskets nals before some 2,"500 last night, and therein lies one breaking, and defensive ag- by Durrett and one each by screaming fans at the Rutgers of the keys to the setback. gressiveness characteristics Keith White and Sergo to University Gym. Neptune hit only 10 of 24 of both. close the margin, to 61-56. "It seems that when we get free throws, but 12 of those "Their fast break really The Neptune partisans As Cast Dwindles to this stage of the tourna- . misses in 20 attempts came in killed us though," concluded sensed a come-from-behind ment we just don't play our . the first half when the Fliers the losing coach. "Their quick victory, but it was not meant By CHRIS CONNELL with 10 seconds left. Brothers earned the right to big game," said a subdued and Tornadoes waged a bitter pass down court (most often to be as White shook loose for McDonild fouled Bergen's Neptune coach Larry Hen- see-saw struggle for com- to 6-4 Connie White) caught us two consecutive layups and Asseclai** Press Writer face one another in the South quite often." Jim Hopkins on the drive, but Jersey finals Monday./ . nessy. Henncssy had piloted mand. would have played it differ- John Hughes followed with Hopkins, missed a onfrand-one Flier fortunes for 16 success- ently too, working for the one to restore an insur- The plot is thickening and Holy Cross had ap easy The score was tied five ' White hit the hangers and the cast thinning out in the shot at the line, and that was ful seasons but has never won times before Neptune hit four good shot," Hennessy said. from underneath in addition mountable 11-point lead with time of it in V 76-55 Victory a state championship. "But we took poor shots and New Jersey high school bas- the ball game. . over Notre Dame of Trenton. of six foul shots for its biggest to leading Tenton's rebound- only four minutes remaining. Frank Zazzaro had 20 for and last lead, 28-24. Trenton our press didn't work. The ing brigade and wound up ketball championships. Center Mike Carter scored Neptune, entering last Naptim I Tranttn c. (71) Twelve parochial teams Seton Hall, which is 16-5 and night's game with a 27-1 then reeled off seven straight were just too quick for our with 35 points. "Mr. Outside" GFTl G F T 22 points and snared 15 Hqyej II 0 2J C.Whll. 15 3 35 goes on to play St. Peter's of record and a 22-game winning points and outscored the guards." in the Tornado offense was clashed last night and when rebounds in the win, which . Edwards the dust cleared only six were Jersey City Monday night in gives Holy Cross an18-3 streak, had visions of a state Fliers 11-2 for a 35-30 halftime Strangely, Trenton, which Marco Dillard, who ignited Durreit t 3 15 ^ ? crown this time around. The lead. the fast break. He finished Strgo setting their sights on further Hackensack in a North Jersey record. played a pressing man-to-man While a I final. biggest obstacle appeared to defense, its basic style, with 13 points, while Larry Roberts 0 0 Oi Hushes action on the hardwood this It was Carter's 12 points in "We should have slowed it IAAaion Jack Chimento had 17 for be an undefeated (24-0) Ewing throughout the first half, Sapp added 12. 1 Jolly season. the second quarter that broke down instead of rilshing," Seton Hall nipped Bergen Bergen, which finished its Township team which elimi- Hennessy said. "If I were up switched to an uncommon Ed Hayes and Gary Sergo Totals 7> 10 Ml Totals 3114 71 the game -open. The win was Ntptunt ....a... iS IS II 14 —M Catholic, 56-54, on Kevin season at 16-9. Holy Cross' third against nated the Fliers in the state by five points at the half, I zone after intermission. engineered Neptune's come- TrenlonC 13 22 20 J3 —71 McDonald's driving layup Holy Cross and Christian Notre Dame, which finished at 13-10. John Coursen's 19 points led the losers. Bishop Eustace's John Olive Blue Devils' Large Margin also had 20 in a winning effort against St. Joseph's of Cam- den. Eustace won the Paro- chial B. semifinal, 68-58. In the "C" group, St. Pat- Crumbled by Bulldog Rally rick's of Elizabeth over- whelmed Phillipsburg Catho- MADISON TOWNSHIP - "We didn't do anything differ- lic, 73-37, to move onto the ent in the second half except play tighter defense" remarked Parochial C North Jersey fi- Metuchen basketball coach Bill Blindow, following last night's nal next Thursday against St.'/ 59-58 victory over Shore Regional in a Central Jersey Group Mary's of Jersey City. Two semi final at Madison Township High School. St. Mary's was a 55-47 win- Metuchen rallied from a 15-point second-period deficit to ner over a Jersey City rival, overtake the Blue Devils behind a brilliant individual effort by St. Anthony's. 6-2 forward Tom Flaherty, who finished with 34 points, in- St. Pat's was simply too tall cluding 19 in the second half. for Phillipsburg. Warren Ko- "We didn't play well defensively in the first half" contin- recky led the well-balanced ued Blindow, "and we missed shots that would usually drop in Comet attack with 18 points for us." and 15 rebounds. The second half saw Metuchen find the range of the bas- St. Pat's jumped to a' 12-0 kets while its tight man-to-man defense held Shore to only six lead at the start, then eased field goals. to a 33-22 halftime margin. A Shore led, 37-24, at halftime and appeared to have the 21-4 third period put the game game under control, but Metuchen shaved the margin to 47-42 out of reach and gave the by the end of the third period. Comet bench a chance t< In the fourth stanza, Metuchen quickly took charge as show their talents. Tony Passante and Tom Flaherty scored to cut Shore's lead to St. Patrick's is now 18-5. a point, 47-46. while Phillipsburg's season Bob Shirvanian, Shore's standout player in the game, with went into the books as 16-10. 22 points, tallied on a three-point play to put Shore in front, 50- Vin Thompson.and Jim Boy .46, but Tom Flaherty dropped in a jump shot, two free throws Ian scored 15 apiece as St. and another Jumper to give Metuchen its first lead of the Mary's topped St. Anthony's. game, 52-50 with 4:34 left. The showdown with thi Tony Passante scored twice from the free throw stripe at Comets will be played ii the 3:15 mark to give the Bulldogs a 56-52 edge, but two fouls by Chuck Schanck closed the margin again with 1:42 remain- Princeton's lavish Jadwi ing. Gym. St. Anthony's had the edg Following a missed Shore basket, Metuchen brought the on paper going into th ball up court and Flaherty took a pass and drove in for a layup match—their record was 18- off a behind-tho-back dribble, to give his team a 58-54 edge compared with St.. Mary's r with 1:25 left. 8. Shore's last chance came with 10 seconds left when Mick- ey Wnldrop was fouled,. He made both to get Shore within two, There's only one section, but Ahorn was fouled with five seconds left and he made one HELPLESS HANDS — Members of the Shore Regional team make a final on the board of two to clinch the victory. strong effort to keep the ball from going out of bounds, but to no avail. tonight—Hackensack av Ridgewood are meeting to d Shore started the game with the first seven points, and Chuck SchancK (25) and Bob Shirvanian (12) are in on the play. Jim Dela- held the lead, until Metuchen tallied the last .six points of the hatity (22) looks on helplessly. cide the North Jersey Grou quarter to tie the game at 17. Flaherty kept his team in the 4, Section 1 championship. game with 11 points in this period. Shore coach Tom Hughes was dejected after the game. The Blue Devils started the second quarter with 12 points Male Basketball "We just cooled off In the second half," he snld, in the quiet in a row, five each by Schanck and Shirvanian to go in front, Tourney Scores Shore lockeroom. 29-17. Orotw It Motuthon it, Short tfaglonal M "They shot very well, especially Flaherty, and the shots A short time later D'Ambrisi, Waldrop and Shirvanian MtlucMn Ilwro Reg. (511 Group IV ' Rtfllttr Staff Photo that were dropping in for us in the first half were dropping in •m G f*T T Trtnton Ctntral It. NMIUIM M scored to build the Shore lead to .15-20 with 2:05 left In the half. T.PIohnrly M 634 Waldrop I 1 - Parochial "A" THEY'RE CATCHING UP) — Shore Regional for them in the second half," Hughes added. Ahem and Barnes traded baskets before a jumper by Tom Clark ' " ' 1 1 IS Holy Crou, Oilran n, Nilrt Dorm D.FIohtrty 0 0 0 Kulak 0 o a Iran. SI coach Tom Hughes Is a study In tenseness os his When asked about Flaherty, Hughes said, "We had him Flaherty at the bu/j.er cut the Shore margin to 13 points at the Hnwkhurif 1 3 J'Dombrll 2 t » Jllon Hill M. tartan Catholic M PMtanle 1 I S,Shrvnan 9 in Chrinion iroi. 14, Camdin, Colli, u Blue Devils begin to lose a large lead last night to .scouted and we knew he- was good. He did everything we ex- half. Ahern 2 I 5iBorne! 1 I 5 Parochial "i" Cllttord 0 0 0 Dlhnly 2 0 4 •ltho> luilaia tl. II. Jot'i Cam. M Metuchen In the semi-finals of their Central Jer- pected him td do but, we were still unable to stop him." Metuchen began its comeback in the third quarter and shut Parochial "C" sey Group II battle at Madison Township. Metu- Total! 2} 13 59 Total! 21 u U St. Patrick'!, Kin. 71, Phllllpiaurt Shore, which finished up at 15-10 had only two players In off all of the Shore players except for Shirvanian, who had Metuchtn..., 17 7 18 u .-sv chon finally did catch Shore, 59-58. twin figures. eight of his team's 10 points. Shore R«o 17 20 10 11 - st St. Msry't, JC. JS, St. Anthony'!, J.C. ttu: Duly Utyfrmr, Bed Bank - WiMkUntn, %l. VriAmy, *Ur«b 10, State Mitt Fiiutlo By JONNI FALK tatives are John Rodriguez of 88—John Rodriguez hfas tough and the probable win- MIOH5CHO0L Manasquan (98), Phil Steiner been there before. He was ner. PRINCETON - Seven mat- of Middletown (123), Bill runnerup last year and is a 13$-Coaches feel this may wwom men from Monmouth County Gaertner of Howell (130), Bill good bet to bring home the be a wide open class. Lane C0UMNW1U6D will be among a strong contin- Lane of Middletown (136), Art first title since Pete Black of will meet Magnola in the gent of 96 seeking state wres- Beins of HoweU (157), Terry Christian Brothers Academy opener and has drawn twite tling championships at Jadwin Brewer of Long Branch (178), won in 1969. this year with Mark Dennis of Gymnasium here beginning and John Lee of Red Bank 106—Jim Hughes of North Westfield, who will probably tonight. Regional (heavyweight). Hunterdon had to beat Ricky make it to the finals. Dennis And on the* shoulders of Ocean County, which has Thompson of Phillipsburg, is the strongest in the class, ' those seven youngsters rest never had a state champ, has who was champ last year at and that strength should carry the hopes of area fans for the Hank Ramirez of Southern 88, to get to Jadwin. He is the him through the two-day first local champ since 1969. Regional (98), Mike Fiamingo favorite. grind. Watch out for Jay Indeed, many local coaches of Jackson Township (115), 115 —Nobody is betting Stuart of Piscataway. believe that the area may bet- Sean Fleming of Point Pleas- against Joe Nisivoccia of J. P. 141-Joe Raucci of Leonia ter its previous total of state ant Boro (130), Adolph Mag- Stevens. He was runner-up was champ at 136 last year champs—two in 39 years. nola of Toms River South last year at 106 and is the and appears to be the class of The shore will also be repre- (136), Lou Rivera of Jackson brother of three-time state the 141 division. sented by six grapple'rs from Township (141), and Kevin champ and two-time most out- 148—Thomas has a good Ocean County, upping area Thomas of Southern Regional standing wrestler, Gerry Nisi- chance of reaching the finals representation to 13. (148). voccia, now at Kutgers. Joe where his opponent could well The N.J. Interschplastic Four From Shore? could face Fiamingo in be Steve Hemhauser of North Athletic Association cham- A quick canvass of local tonight's second round. Hunterdon. The guess is Hem- pionships begin at 7 p.m. with coaches shows they believe as 123—Steiner could meet hauser. the preliminary round. The many as four Monmouth Mike Frick of Pope John, last 157—If Art Beins meets semifinals start immediately County wrestlers could win year's 115 champ and 98 Kurt Steifken of Westfjeld in after the first round. state championships. champ three years ago, in the the finals, look for tthe best Consolations are set for to- The main reason, according finals. Frick has great moves match of the tournament. morrow at 1 p.m. with the fi- to Middletown coach John but is not as quick or as Steifken was runner-up at 148 nals following. Evans, is improved mental at- strong as Steiner. The guess last year, and Beins is unde- The 48 first-round bouts titude. That along with better here is Steiner. feated. Going on the hope that tonight will be held on four coaching and the desire to win 130—Gaertner may make it this is the Shore's year, the mats, four matches in each could mean titles for the area. to the finals where he will pick is Beins, a very dedi-_ weight class. Here's a rundown of local probably meet Bruce Lear of cated young man. • Monmouth County represen- possibilities by weight: Phillipsburg. Lear is very 168—Jerry Villecco of Dep- tford has pinned almost ev- erything thrown his way this year. Nobody is betting against last year's 157 champ. 178—Brewer has been sur- prising, but the choice is Rich- There's Money in Those Shells Boehmer of North Hunterdon. They meet in the opening ByALHOHAY ninirods had left all that expensive brass on the round tonight. frozen ground of a gravel pit. We didn't. Heavyweight—If Lee has Whenever we get out to the shooting Nimrod's Notebook Due to the thoughtfulness of our very keen leg- the same mental attitude he range—which is all too infrequently these islators, we can't buy empty brass in interstate had in the regionals last week, days—we never cease to be pleasantly amazed at shipment any more (without a federal license). I ho will be the state champ. the number of shooting devotees sitting at their the shooting game. recently needed some 44-40 brass and found I His chief competition Is Blair posts and burning up money like crazy. Reloading equipment runs the gamut from the would have to pay more than $11 for a box of facto- Miers of Phillipsburg, who They eject .38 special brass, 30-30 cases and '06 compact $10 Lee outfit to automatic gadgets with ry stuff just to get the brass. Never happen. If you get a chance to talk to one or more of- knows more moves but is not hulls all over the landscape and all too many walk lace and frills at a price tag up in the hundreds. Obstacles Set your duly-elected Washington spokesmen, remind as fast. away, either satisfied with the day's effort or dis- The shooter who likes compact cars, snub-nosed pis- The anti-gun crowd has fixed it so the legiti- them of the fact that Marco Polo brought back As in all tournaments, there gusted with some alibi or another, to leave the tols and petitite gals would no doubt be happy with mate shooter has a myriad of problems in getting gunpowder from China more than 600 years ago. will be surprises. But with the harvest of cartridges for a quick retrieve by the the uncomplicated $10 outfit. components, while the thief drops through a sky- They can stop men from using it—for good or number of entries the area range operator or a nearby hawkeye who reloads An investment' of less than 'the cost of two light to get all the factory fodder he needs. evil—about as easily as they can get the world has this year, it's a good bet that particular caliber. boxes of store-bought fodder would furnish a pound powers to forget that nuclear energy was devel- that Black and Carlos Fonta- We said "pleasantly amazed." The pleasure of powder (that's 7,000 grains), a few hundred pri- Be that as it may, we can still save our brass oped within this century, nez of Freehold will finally comes from the number of local craftsmen, profes- mers and a box of 100 pills of the caliber and and enjoy the fruits of frugality. A hundred rounds have company on the state sional men and business people—a true cross-sec- weight desired. After the initial Investment, which The shooting fraternity is a strange breed. It is championship honor roll. tion of the public—and the number of the distaff could be less than $20 for the whole kit and ka- of today's so-called • "virgin" brass the manufac- a great leveler. The very wealthy shoots alongside side who go afield for the pleasure and the chal- boodle, you've got it made. turers are touting will last the average shooter and the blue-collar guy. The professional man hunts lenge of trying to "put them in the black." While roaming the mountains of Maine last No- hunter many moons. The old balloon head stuff left with the laborer. The clergyman talks shooting Hope Fades The amazement stems from the fact that such vember, Register staffer Don Lordi and I found a over from grandaddy's hunting days won't stand with the not-so-pious. a great number of shooters fail to realize that the bonanza of fired GI.45 cases and rifle bolls from 30- the gaff of resizing and firing under high pressures - brass they leave behind is the most costly part of 06 and 30-30 actions. Some last-minute, sightinj^n as will the modern cases produced today. It's a good group. Let's keep it that way. For Sonics amiHiiiimiimininiiiiiiHiifliiiHi Playoff Spot SEATTLE (AP) - The Seattle SuperSonics, their n •• playoff hopes perhaps washed away by the rain, were pelted Wildcat Win Brings Berth r by the Philadelphia 76ers and could be put in the deep By The Associated Press Two of the teams that were played it close right to the end scoring ?rom four of them. scorers with 24. supposed to win the first in a tense game staged before freeze today by Golden State. Jim Andrews was high for the Jim O'Brien's two free The. 76ers, zipping through The buzzer boomed and round did— defeated a disappointed full house at winners with 20 points. throws with 10 seconds left en- Adolph Rupp bounded off the Clemson 54-52 and Virginia Knoxville, home of the Volun- Vols Miss Chance the wet spots on the Coliseum abled Maryland to squeeze floor, slipped past Seattle 128- bench, rushing to the side>of beat Wake Forest 74-65. But eers. John Snow, who scored But it was a shot that was past Clemson, the last-place his sweet Kentucky babes. Duke upset favored North 17 points for the losers, 123 last night in the second missed by Tennessee that team in the ACC. game of a National Basketball There was no sign of chron- Carolina State 73-60 to earn a' missed a 12-foot jumper as the made Rupp leave his feet in ' "We've had a lot of tight ic bad legs. semifinal berth. final gun sounded. exultation—Snow's missed Association doubleheader to games all year and it was the drop the Sonics 1% games be- "I was might proud of my The day's results set up par- The Volunteers had been basket at the end. first time in a conference boys,' said, the basketball ings tonight between Duke ahead from the start until hind Golden State in the Pa- "We were not as aggressive tournament for some of our cific Division race and three monarch after his. Kentucky and North Carolina, the regu- L,arry Stamper hit a jump as we have been in some oth- • players, so we were a bit Wildcats beat Tennessee 67-66 lar season league champion, shot with 13:04 left in the games back in the loss col- er recent games," said Mears, shaky at the start," said umn. last night for a share of the and Virginia against Mary- game that gate the Wildcats a pointing to the difference in Maryland Coach Lefty Drie- Southeastern Conference title land. Finals will be played 43-42 lead they never lost. the game. Houston's Rudy Tomjanov sell. ich scored 16 points in the and a berth in the NCAA play- Saturday. Kentucky used but? five Len Kosmalski, Tennessee's The Terrapins were eight offs. Tennessee and Kentucky players and got double figure fourth quarter to lead Houston •seven-foot sophomore, led all points down in the first half to a 114-111 victory over Port- Rupp was just a kid again, after Clemson had gone on a shaking countless hands and land's Trail Blazers in the 12-0 tear and trailed by six at opening contest. twitching animatedly through the half, 28-22. his grinning players. "We just about have to win Montreal Win Streak at 8 Maryland went ahead in the them all now," Rod Thorn, as- "We knew Tennessee would The , In last night's only other bid by goalie , second half as Clemson sistant Seattle coach, said. "1 be tough," said Rupp, tasting planning well, have gotten hot NHL game, Philadelphia who blocked 45 shots. couldn't score a bsket for figure Golden State could lose the joy of another SEC winner at precisely the time a Na- turned back Los Angeles 5-3. three more, and we can't ex- Bill Flett, formerly of Los eight minutes. But the Terps' at the age of 70. "We had to tional Hockey League team Third period goals just .13 50-40 advantage was even- pect any more help than scrap all the way." likes to get hot—right before seconds apart by Pete Ma- Angeles, powered Phila- that." ' delphia past his ex-teammates tually sliced to two points Rupp's 27th converence title the. playoffs. hovlich and Guy LaFleur, put when O'Brien blew the front Golden State, which has 1(1 wasn't fashioned easily. Pre- With less than one month to the Canadiens in control with three goals and one as- games left, plays at Houston sist in less than four minutes end of a 1-and-l foul situation season favorites, the Wildcats go before the start of the play- against the Blues. with 21 seconds remaining. tonight. The Sonics are kile had to play catch-up to Ten- offs, the Canadiens are pick- Mahovlich's was his in the final period. The vic- until they meet Milwaukee in nessee in the last few weeks. ing up steam for their defense 30th and rookie Lafleur hit tory moved the Flyers into a However, he made his two their last home game. Tluv of the treasured Stanely Cup. No. 26, increasing a one-goal tie for third in the West with crucial throws 11 seconds lat- wind up the season with six "They simply outfought us Montreal ran its latest win- St. Louis. er for a commanding four- and deserved to win," said Montreal lead to 4-1. Defense- games on the road. And t» ning streak to eight games man J.C. Tremblay had two point Maryland lead, 54-50. make things even more bleak Tennessee Coach Ray Mears, last night, cupping St. Louis 5- Losing 2-i eariy in the third Virginia came from behind whose squad wound up in a goals for the Canadiens and Seattle will be without the ser- 1 and moving within five Yvan Cournoyer scored his period, Philadelphia scored to beat Wake Forest as Barry vices of Spencer Haywood, its dead tie with Kentucky but Doints of idle second place three goals in 40 seconds. Bob- Parkhill scored 24 points and KARATE VICTORS — Students of Martin's Judo lost the NCAA berth because' 41st °f the year. leading scorer, as well ;is and Kardte Studio, Holmdel, display the trophies New York in the NHL's East Gary Sabourin's second pe- by Clarke contributed two Scott McCandlish had 20 Dick Snyder and regular cen of an earlier loss to the Wild- Division. goals to the Flyers' attack. points and 16 rebounds. they captured at the U.S. National Invitational cats. riod goal spoiled the shutout ter Don Smith. Karate Tournament. Left to right, back row. Gene While the SEC finally set- Malleus, Middletown; Jeff Shaffer, Middletown; tled things for the NCAA's Richard Piparo, Keansburg, and Barry Heffer- post-season tournament, the man, Atlantic Highlands. Front row, Alfred But- Atlantic Coast Conference be- ler, Neptune; Dan Horcler, Little Silver and Jim gan its playoff yesterday for a 9rittaln, Middletown. tourney berth. Canadian Black Velvet Darwin's Third Home Run Of Spring Powers Twins By T1IK ASSOCIATED PRESS , carl Yastrzemski drove in the winning Red Sox run with a sacrifice fly in the third in- Rookie Bobby Darwin's third home run of ning. His RBI-producing out followed singles ;he spring and five runs batted in powered the by Buddy Hunter, Bob Montgomery and Juan Live it up. Minnesota Twins to a 10-1 rout of the Chicago Beniquez, New York scored in the' fifth after White Sox in a baseball exhibition game yes- Johnny Callison doubled and a single by John terday. Ellis. Gene Michael then forced in the run with his grounder. Another rookie, Dan Monzon, collcctetl five hits in five at-bats for the Twins. Pittsburgh scored three runs in the eighth Darwin's homer came off-Wilbur Wood inning, two on a two-out double by rookie Dave with two men on base in the second inning. Parker. The Pirates scored two runs in the White Sox pitchers also gave up homers to fourth on a Bob Hobertson homer. The Mcts Rich llenick and Jim Holt. Chicago's lone run scored two runs on a Clcon Jones' homer and '| came on a nick Rctchardt homer in the another run came on John Milner's home run. cigiiin. Billy Williams and Ron Santo hit solo In other exhibition games, Boston defeated homers for the Cubs as they over came an the ; 2-1; Pittsburgh topped early 3-0 Cleveland lead. The Indians scored the New York Mets, 5-4; San Hrancisco their runs in the second inning, two of them downed Oaklund, 8-5; and the Chkigo Cubs unearned as pitcher Joe Decker made a throw- beat Cleveland, 5-3. ing error attempting a force play. .BLENOEO CANADIAN WHISKY. 80 PROOF. IMPORTED BY HEUBLEIN, INC, HARTFORD, CONN. © 1971 H I 211 MM l)»l< Kf jrfifer. R.tl Rank - mnmnixrn, i.j. rnoaf, *Ur.-li tO, Belmar's Williams Culls Plays In Training From Behind Mike straight games through April then watch it land in the dirt. their pitches and this caused FT. LAUDERDALE, Kla. — me to make a major adjust- What does a major league 5," Williams said. The 'pop' of I he glove is the No Physical Preparations important thing," he reite- ment. umpire do to prepare for "The knuckler is a rough exhibition Williams, surprisingly, does rated. no physical preparation be- Williams likes spring train- pitch to call. . . You really games? must 'sit' on this pitch. It can Don't pose that question to fore officiating his first game. ing because of the non-pres- •When I go to a»training surized atmosphere and re- seem like it's headed for the National League umpire Billy middle of the strike zone and Williams of Belmar, because camp, I like to stand behind duced traveling schedule, but the batting cage while Iron quickly cites how strenuous drop out just before reaching that's what he is now doing — the plate. The knuckler is just asking the questions. Mike (a pitching machine) is an umpire's life can be. in operation. This way, I will "At one point last year, I not a true pitch," the 5-11,205- Williams, a 10-year veteran pound umpire explained. major league umpire is now have seen the speed of the worked 3S consecutive working for,WADB-FM in ball rather than walking out days ... Baseball is a fairly Williams, who does not get South Belmar, doing a daily to umpire the first day totally simple game to officiate. A paid until the season opens in la-minute show. He is inter- flat," revealed Williams. pitch is either a ball or April, receives $25 per exhibi- viewing different major "In the winter months, I strike... A runner is either tion game, $40 for expenses. league players and coaches guess all umpires tend to put out or safe... A batted ball is including room and board and who give playing tips tp Little on weight," What I do at this either fair or foul. That's it. 10 cents per mile to and from League players. time of year is just push my- "But, you can never let up a game. The 41-year-old umpire has "I'm really getting a kick self away from the dinner during a game. Baseball; one simple philosophy con- from this," said Willliams at table. I also might run a few from an umpire's standpoint, cerning his profession: "Be the. Fort Lauderdale Stadium sprints, but the conditioning is a game of angles and in- firm, but be fair. There is yesterday prior to taping sev- of the legs is not a problem Billy Williams ches. If your mind is 14 mil- enough happening on the field eral interviews with the Yan- for most umpires because lion miles away, you will find without you creating more kees. they have winter jobs which "I don't mean that I will yourself two or three steps be- hind a play and losing your problems." "I know most of these fel- require them to work on their call a pitch here," said Wil- angle and position," Williams lows and, in spring training, it feet." liams pointing to his ankle, "a noted. has been fairly easy to get in- Williams, who umpired the Strike... It's more a matter terviews," he added. and 1965 All- of a pitch in this area," he The biggest problem for Rutgers Rips An employe of Delta Air- star game in Minnesota, felt continued moving his fingers Williams has been calling BRACING FOR DISTRICT MEET — Monmouth College's varsity swim- lines' Public Relations De- it took him the entire spring back and forth across his balls and strikes when a Holy Cross ming tearh, winner of the Metropolitan Conference Dual Meet Title, will partment, Williams will begin training schedule and part of knee. knuckle ball pitcher is throw- host the NAIA District 31 Championships tonight. The team has won the his actual spring training the regular season to again Depends Upon 'riming ing. NEW YORK (AP) - Rut- event for the last five years. A district victory will send the Hawks to the "work" on March 15 when he perfect his strike zone. "Calling balls and strikes "I had one game last year gers scored the first eight NAIA Championships at Marshall, Minn. March 23-25. Sitting, left to rj9ht< unpires his first game. "I don't vary my strike zone depends heavily upon your when Bob Gibson of St. Louis, points of the game and went are Buddy Gregory, Allan Frederick and Phil Boyd. Second row: Rick "Because there are six or from year to year ... It just timing. I want to hear the a fast ball pitcher, was throw- on to a 98-75 victory over Holy Steadman, Stan Sokolowski, Captain Bill Asay, Tom Wheeler and Dan seven minor league umpires takes all my spring training •pop' of the catcher's glove ing against Phil Niekro of At- Cross last night at Madison McEntee. Third row: Ed Schlagenhoft, Jack Wilson, Jon Randall, Matt working the earlier games, I assignments and one or two before moving to motion my lanta, a knuckle bailer. My Square Garden. Dubols, Mike Mizerak. Fourth row: Mike Hughes, Hank Van Kalmthout, will not start until the 15th, regular season games behind decision. Otherwise, I could whole timing was thrown off John Somogyi poured in 24 but I will then work 1« the plate to be really ready. bo calling a pitch a strike and because of the difference in points and added five assists Kevin Dougherty, Chet Sobodka, Bob Asay, and Coach Dick Steadman. for Rutgers while Steve Kapl- an helped out with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Holy Cross went scoreless for the first 2 minutes, 18 sec- Gambling Mitchell's 66 Heads Citrus Open onds, and trailed throughout. ... . V-7 ' , strokI,,e, baci,..,,.!k, in a., groumv.im.np .off a champiorhnmninn Charles CoodCondvy were "Actually, it was a pretty spopot atop the all-time money was far from discouraged. The Crusaders, led by Buddy ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - and I'm beginning In make half dozen at 69. So was veter- in a big bunch at 70. , good round of golf," said winning list. "Everything •I still didn't hit the driver Venue's 20 points, were down Bobby Mitchell gambled and so in i-. just like 1 said I considered, I'm not too dis- like I'd like to," he said. "And 46-26 at half time. would." an Tommy Bolt. Tom Ulozas of Matawan, Nicklaus, the only two-time won—this time—but pro golf'.s appointed." ' I didn't make one, single, soil: Rutgers finished the season Gary Player, the South Afri- Jack Bunched former Bamm Hollow Coun- champion this year and the grim-eyed high rollers were in Palmer, the defending lary putt all day. But with a at 1411 and Holy Cross, which can who always ranks as a Jack Nicklaus, 59-year-old try Club pro, came in with a man who just took over Ar- hot pursuit of the drawling champion, matched par 72 but good round tomorrow I'd be dropped its last three starts, major threat, was another Sam Snead and Masters strong 36-36—72. nold Palmer's accustomed Virginian yesterday in the right back in it." finished at 15-11. second round of the $150,tNI() Florida Citrus Open golf tour- nament. Who Says Mitchell, who went six un- der par with a gambling bird- Evonne* Chris on Collision Course a Barber Salon ie on the 15th hole at the wind- DALLAS, Tex. (AP) - briefly by a series of pesky she could do no harm in went in Miss Goolagong's fa- so fast in a match. I get to swept Kio Pinar'Country Club Wimbledon Champion Evonne lobs put up by the Californian staying at the baseline." vor in the eighth^game and thinking the win will be too Has to be Dull? course, had an early firsl Goolagong of Australia and in an attempt to rattle the 17- "I played much better Miss Gourlay seemed to lose easy, and I start relaxing and round 66 yesterday and it America's teen-age sensation year-old whiz who was a final- tonight and seemed to be im- concentration. With the sec- lose concentration." Individual Styling stood up for the lead all d;iy. Chris Kvert stayeo\on their ist in the US. Championships proving," said Miss Evert. ond set tied at 6-6 Miss Goola- In other" matches yesterday to suit your Personality Bui Lee Trevino was just collision course in tiwMau- at Forest Hills. Miss Goolagong won the gong won the best 5 of 9 points Wendy Overton of the U.S. de- DOM two strokes back at 68 and reen Connolly Brinker^totjT- "She had to do something to first set with effortless tennis tie-breaker with five con- feated Judy Dalton of Austra- warned: national Ladies tennis touftui- stop the pace, but it didn't but fell behind 1-3 in the sec- secutive points. Miss Gourlay lia 7-6, 7-6; Nancy Rtchey SHAG CUT - BLUNT CUT • SCULPTURE CUT "The putts are .starling to ment last night with impres- bother me," said Miss Evert. ond set when Miss Gourlay netted a backhand for the Gunter of the United States Iteor out' Hat comb ttytng fall. I've got the right speed sive second-round victories. "If she had come in to the net twice broke her service. match point. thrashed' Fracpise-Durr of Miss Goolagong ousted Hel- after making the lob, it might However, a disputed call on Miss Goolagong said, "I like France^«»3, 6&f;KeKry Mel- Hair coloring — Hair straightening en Gourlay of Australia 6-3, 7- have worked, but as it was a passing shot down the line being down. I" hate to get up ville of Australia downed Julie Deal's Burke 6, and Miss Kvert of Fort Lau- Heldman of the United States derdale, Fid?., blasted Valerie 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 and Lesley Hunt of Triumphant Ziegenfuss of San Diego 6-0, 6- Australia stunned second- £L 3. seeded Rosemary Casals of 312WRIOWDR. UTTLE SILVER. FT. MONMOUTH - Mike Both Goolagong and Miss Bateman Introduces Bill Burke, pro at Deal Country the United States 6-3. 3-6. 8-6. NEAR H.H. STATION Evert must win third round 842-1133 Club, weathered the wind, and matches today to set up their The Hunt-Casals match was cold here yesterday to win the long awaited showdown to- a two-hour and 10-minute Call DOM tor APPOINTMENT Jersey Shore Winter League For Year-Round Racing marathon that featured tre- Optn Thundty Ennlngt Til $ By Appolntmint morrow in the semi-finals. Golf title at Ft. Monmouth's Miss Evert watched Miss TRENTON (AP) - State Senate President and no two tracks operate at the same time. mendous volley duels. Club. Goolagong's match and said, Raymond Bateman said yesterday he has in- Flat tracks are limited to 56 days a year Burke, who carded an SO, "She stays in the back court troduced legislation to allow year round horse while the harness tracks are allowed to sched- k .1 I B.99 Bass Netting 21.00 VALUE II 25.00 VALUE Granada Oak ... .1300 Lemon Birch 14.40 7.99 Illegal netting of striped bass, something which has been Weathered Ash.. 14 40 7.99 going on for quitd some time, has caused a constant buzzing in GENUINE CEDAR Bluo Bird Birch.., 14.40 7.99 the ears of state legislators from fishing clubs all over the Yukon Spruce 15 50 8.18 state. CEILING BEAMS Ok) Cypress 15 50 8.B8 A bill presently pending before the Senate of the State of REQ. 2,00 HerilaQO Pino 17.00 8.9S I SPECIAL PURCHASE! Now .Jersey rends, "No person shall purchase, sell, transport, p»rrt. Danish Walnut 22.00 10.9S BIG 3" x 6" SIZE 11.99 unload, transfer or in any manner dispose of any striped bass ASSORTED LENGTHS ,B'x20' Genuine Rosewood 36.00 for retail, wholesale or other commercial market cither di- Planked Walnut Z8.00 14.95 rectly or through any agent or representative. "Any iK'^on or persons, company corporation violating any of the provisions of this act .shall be liable to a of not less than ffli.lM) or moro than (500.00 for each fish so unlawfully PRIZE WINNER — Stanley Wasser- taken, caught, killed, possessed or sold, transported, unloaded, MARINE LUMBER CO man, Holmdel/ shows off his prlze- transferred or in any other inunncr disposed of, and upon fail- wlnnlno Pacific Sallffsh caught while ure to pay the penalty imposed, be committed to the common NABS MARLIN — Keith W. Klarin, 1 139 OCEAN AVE 842-3355 SEA BRIGHT jail for a period not exceeding 90 days." Shrewsbury caught this 210-pound trolling In Acabulco last December. 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Discover the 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY 1967 MUSTANG difference, test drive a 1972 CHRYSLER : Hardtop, automalic transpiission, Renault, from the world's power steering, radio.' leading manufacturer of WAS $1695 f.w.d. cars (over 5,000 NOW per day, over 1,000,000 '1389 a year). Along with the EXTRA SPECIALS! 1967CAMARO superb handling of f.w.d., We sell Consumer Hardtop, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, vinyl root. all Renaults come with Protection Rated Used Cars WAS $1695 rack- andpinion steering 1971 PLYMOUTH 1971 CHRYSLER S and front disc brakes.Top FURY 1114 DR. HARDTOP NEWPORT 4-DOOR SEDAN NOW 1589 speed 93 miles per hour. AIR-CONDITIONED |MMMMMMMMPWMM( 360 V-B, autorfaiie, power .leering, power brakes tinted windihield, vinyl inierror, vinyl Member of Council of Up to 30 miles per gallon. broke*, radio, tinted g1a», bumper guard J, root, trailer lowing package, heavy duly *ui- white wall tires. ptfuion, • • 1967 TEMPEST So test drive a Renault Automotive-Consumer 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission, power and find out howa car Protection. steering, radio, air condi- 11 " tioned. ' should handle. $2997 '2297-- WAS $1495 NOW $1259 72 CHEVY VEGA 70 CHRYSLER Newport 1966 0LDSM0BILE Custom, 2 door '68 PLYMOUTH VIP '67 CHRYSLER NEWPORT F85, 442 convertible, automatic 2 door only 3,000 hardtop, air condi- 4 door hardtop, air transmission, power steering, ra- mi lei, radio, heater, dio. tioned, full power, conditioned, auto* 4 door hardtop, air slick shiff, etc. practi- vinyl roof. motic, power sfeer- WAS $1395 The new Renault 12 Sedan- 2997 conditioned, auto- $ cally new. SAVE ing, vinyl roof, load- 1697 matic, power iteer- '69 CONTINENTAL MARK in ed with extras ing, vinyl roof. 997 NOW'1189 71 IMPERIAL LeBARON automatic, full pow*- A Air conditioned, lull t M M i\"9 er, vinyl roof, loaded '68 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1966CORVAIR power, oil exlral. J fl /I 11 # with extra*. 4397 4 door, Monza 2-door. automatic trans- only 13.000 miles •*•*?!• air conditioned, '67 FIAT SPORT COUPE mission, radio. save $3,000 • • W • full power, '69 IMPERIAL LeBARON etc. Radio, stick shift on WAS $995 1397 the floor, etc. 4 door hardtop, air $ 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT conditioned, ful) NOW 779 power vinyl roof. '68 BUICK LeSABRE The Renault 12 Wagon- *2<»:. 4 door', air condi- 697 p.o.e. tioned, •' oulpmolf ic, $ 2997 4 door, radio, auto- TRUCKS power steering, matic, power steer- '65 FORD CONV. 1871 CHEVROLET brakes, vinyl roof. ing. ' 3897 '69 TOYOTA CORONA Goloxt'e, radio, au- 1 Vi ton pickup, 8 body *24T£ 4 door, air condi- # 4 4%4%*9 tomatic, power tioned, todio, auto- M | JBM m steering. 1970 BRONCO 71 CRICKET '68 PLYMOUTH CONV V-8,Willi'plow *299S '69 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Sport Fury, radio, # J J 4%*V 797 107O CHEVROLET automalic, power V | • »M K VA ton pekup, 8' body '235S STOP IN TODAY 1497 steering. '65 MUSTANG 1M9 CHEVROLET JLliff Automatic, V-8, Vi ton Custom Cab*2O4J ... WE'LL SHOW 4097 radio, 196B CHEVROLET 71 DODGE SUPER BEE '67 PONTIAC LeMANS $ The Renault 16 Sedan Wagon»2«2.-, Hardtop, 4 ipeed, ttc. Six, V. ton, B' body *| 5QC YOU WHAT WE 440 V8, 4 barrel '69 AUSTIN 697 1967 INTERNATIONAL AM FM ite*eo, pow- sole, power ifeering, Scout. 4-whool drive *^ 47' er iteering, etc. mag radio, butketi wati, MEAN! wheels a jwingin' cream p MANY OTHERS 1962 CHEVROLET 4-wneol dnvo, pickup *58J WE WILL TAKE World's largest producer YOUR TRADE AND of front-wheel drive cars. ARRANGE I FINANCING RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE - KITSON CADILLAC CO. 100 Newman Springs Rd. MONMOUTK Red Bank MOTORS HIGHWAY 36 Aulhotiitd Rmaull Dtahr EATONTOWN 741-0910 Hwy 35 Eatontown 642-1126 542-2414 AtftW Fw Sof 22 Tk* IM»? tt*U>r, Utit ttii.it - >I«Mr Salt I turn*? Ave. ok(. Itr-Mle ' Cau M>-te4f *r Telephone 775-2141 SQUARE BACST^- 1970 JAGUAR F1H Motor* Inc. . Lew mlii«Bi*a»- XKE convertible. LeqOdl In e TO4 PLYMOUTH — Good transportation. MULLER Authorized Oeolen. Dodge qnd Dodge ceptlonolly clean cendltlMi Price* rtohf! Heater, snow urn. lope aetk. extra 12 RED BANK AUYO IMPORTS volt buttery. Call itlttftT •MS IMPALA Un-paitenger STATION ,»43 VOLKiWAjif I. - Datsuii 1200 Sedan. W. COB IMeFORO — GehuOe WO lovr-deor hard- but no motor. ( RASSAS741-S1 PONTIAM DMC Bank ITJ-O716 Cm. until » (ep, power Steering, power brakes, outo- »1 Brood St. - * matic transmission, v-l. Good body and SCENIC CAR SALES BILL LANIAROS FIAT lHe KASMAH* N GHIA - CouHe. M.M0 IMS FALCON - Straight axle, 19« OUh-aood mectwnlcol condition. Good buy at Quality cars bought ond sold. Authorized Sales * Service From a long line 334 MOID St. Motawan 5*4-7724 mile*, itIM. k shift, whltewoll tires, rMMt nablle r.or, Chevy MTTe-lpeed, W50. Hn-1575. Call S44-1ZW alter 6. Hwy 3e Hlgtilonds 190 CADILLAC — Good condition. U00. ColU41-W9l T -- • ,--. line and tronsmlulort aloiM 1450 M2-M2I. 1HJ RAMBLER — Wagon. Low original THE FINEST SELECTION - Ot n»w Best otter. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb serviricei . OOWNES PONTIAC, « Lower |O6i FORD GALAXiE .rjCoiiverllbJf..». 1»*6 PLYMOUTH FURY — e.possenoer miles. 1400. ond used cars in nHonmoulh County. Over . Phone 291-1564 Power steering. Excellent condition. Ask of champs. wagon. V-l automatic. Power steering, Phone 546 041? after 5:30 p.m. 100 air-conditioned new cars in stock. MOIin it., Mdfawan, 5*»2i9». Powi McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL, INC., Shrews- 1961 CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE - Auto- Ing I 1. Con 741-3710 otter t pM>. luooage rack. White with red deluxe inte- ?70 FORD COBRA JET — Mini cond matic, power brakes, power steering. DOREMUSFORO rior. Good condition. MOO. 264-eUI. bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-e20O. Good condition. *»M. Call 747-OMt. 1947 BUICK - LeSobre custom low-door. tion. Muit sell. Will accept trade. One owner. Air conditioned, full tinker, IMiFIREBIRO CONVERTIBLE — Four CaM 264-9895 1961 CHRYSLER — Four-door hardtop 1 IHi DODGE CHARGER - RT440. oulo- law mlleooe. Excellent condition. »I2«. speed. Very good condition. Call after 5 VdLKSWA~GE"VdLKSWAGEU IWJIWJ.. Beiae.Tow~rnile- Factory air, power steering one brokes. ...mailc. , air, power windows, braket. built CIRCLE CHEVROLET 741 WIS »B p.m.. 7414215. age. Very good conditionditi. . $995. Turquoise body, wtme vinyl root. Cream mIn tope, vlnyi roof. More extras. Musi 525 Mople Aye. , Re«ban|j V ood 1963 CORVAIR - Spyder. Rebuilt er»gl*. M976 1*64 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — All 542-9157 Putt. MMO or best offer. V-**. sell, btlng drafted. 11450. Coll after 5 p.m transmiulon, new shocks, new tires, and 'Excluding power - windows, teots, brokes. Good 1(49 DODGE DART SWINGER — Auto BONNIE BUICK-OPEL more. MSB. Wl-2235. rooklngandeood running Uti. 5)1-Mr» •quipped, vinyl roof. Asking M000 or I »2IMainSI. Asbury Pork, N.J dealer-freight, matlc transmission. Like new. 1961 PONTIAC LE MANS — Automatic Coll 741-3419 alter 6 p m. oner774MI7$ otter 5. TltMOO _J_ 1M1 JCHBVROLET IMPALA SS - Whil. preparation, SEE A "RUSSeLL MAN" - For the oe«l transmission, overhead cam 6. power convertible, redlnXrlor. (ISO. Coll 94K handling, slate car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobire-Cadlltoc 1967 FORD —• Country Saulre, tour-door, 1964 CHEVROLET — Impola Supersporl •leering, ond braket. Two-door hordtop. ALL 1972 MG'S IN STOCK — Ana moi« Very good condition, wilei car. i475. Co I flodlo, ntoter, bucket soots. Dark greon 4416 or 944-9616 and local taxes Co.. tOO Newrhan Springs Rd., Red BonK. v-»f nlne-possenaer. Power window, coming! Buy now ot winter prices. A.P.. 741-OV10. ' brakes, steering. S12V5. 717-1431. with gold Interior. Orlglnol owner. Ex- Pyle. Mgr, A & G MOTORS, 12 S. Main l»e» VOLKSWAGEN VAN - cellent condition. Asklno 11650. Call 142- Sf, Aibury Pork. 775 3413. KROLL MOTORS, INC. tMPALA — 1963 two-door, V-l, aulomatlc, xsxv1960 CHEVROLE. T — fmpala. Needs bat- 141} after 7 p.m. I OOC 719 Sroadwoy Long Brortch power steering and brakes. S200. Call 741 - tery. New convertible top. Asking 1125 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III — EioW cyl " °" 7.7^7. 2*2-3400 1710. Call otter 5, 264 5890. IV6I JAUUAK — l + l coupe, automatic (nder, oulomollc, four-door sedon. POWM KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 1965 CAOILCAC — Sedan OeVille. Full 1963 CHEVROLET — Nlnepasteinger im- transffllsslwh air conditioning. Very low sieerlnp, and (rakes. Air. radio, heater More Classified Hwy 36 Eatontown power. Excellent condition. S1295. Call of- pala wagon. Good running conditilor£«2S0i . mlleoge. 13400. BAILLY BROS. Inc. 19 E tinted Blast. Extra set wheels. 11400. 747 on Next Page 5421000 fer 6 p.m. 264-7309. Must sell. 2911631 otter 6 p.m Newman Spring* Rd.. Red Bank. 7i7-0»6. 1990. • ' Lots of things that help us win Autos Par Sato Autos For Sale Autos For Sale " A; Autos For Sole Awtos For sal* Autos For Sole races make our lowest-priced Datsun an exceptional value. Safety front disc brakes. Steel unibody construction. 5-main-bearing engine. 4-speed stick shift. Plus US BOIDS full-vinyl interior with bucket seats. Whitewalls. Nylon carpeting. KNOW IT PAYS Datsun 1200 Sedan. It suro beats whatever's second. TO BE EARLY!

FROM NISSAN WITH PRIDE LABRIOLA MOTORS Authorized Datsun Dealar 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-2433 R.d Bank ANNOUNCES ITS WE WATCH OUR PS AND Q'S EARLY You can be assured Wall Lincoln-Mercury is watch- ing PRICE and QUALITY all the time. Our prices are very competitive (in fact, lower than many!) and the quality of each car we sell is backed by warranty; You can count on us to give you a good deal on a "OPEL" good car!

1971 MARK III to choose Irom). Fully equlpp '6867 Air conditioned. Botlflexcellent. $ 1972 MERCURY Marquis, 4-door, very low mileage, air 4389 conditioned, white, blue vinyl lop. 1972 MERCURY $ Monterey. 4-door, low mileage, air conditioned, gingor with brown vinyl 3873 top. 1972 MERCURY Montego M-x 4-door, low mileage, air Savings Spectacular conditioned, light blue with dark blue *3494 vinyl top. 1969 BUICK Riviera, white with black vinyvinyll lop, full $2969 power, air conditioned, top condition Brand New 1972 Opel "1900" Sport Coupe air conditioned, top co 1971 FORD (Our most deluxe model) Galaxia 500 2-door hardtop, light Equipped with: Contour bucket ssats, head restraints, adjustable seats and aeat backa, Dahn* ' $2919 green with black vinyl top, air condi- eonaole with 4-apeed stick shift, hand brake. Illuminated ash trav. cloarette linhtar. atoraoe) tioned. "Ti V**?™™*™ »••' 'nB'"* *""> •utom'aHc chokeTnJdTaulk:V^mS^Si rStaS" vahra aeat Inserts, heavy duty eooling system, power brakes with front discs, rack and pinion 1970 PONTIAC RlS5LJ'9f..'Si*!!l-5lfJeMi!HllJfc!rS-"n.d co" »PrIn?» '"">* "nd raar, heavy-duty hoi water trash air $ Bonnevlllo, 2-door hardtop, brown, heater, dusHpesd windshield wipers, wjndsTileld washers, temperature Indicator, fuel gauge, white vinyl lop, air conditioned, tape clutch adjustment warning light, heavy duty alternator, dual headlamps, rubber padded bumper' 2897 deck. guards, lubrtcsted-for-llie suspension |oinls, lull custom carpeting throughout, seat belta with pushbutton buckles, shoulder belta with pushbutton buckles, energy absorbing steering col- umn, safety door latehea and hinges, energy absorbing padded Instrument panel, padded sun $ 1970 MERCURY visors, safety armrests, eatery steering wheel, passenger guard door locks, side marker Hghts, Montegego M-X wagonwagon.. 99 passepassengerr , lour-way hazard warning flashers, back-up lights, wide view Inside day-night mirror, outsider .rJ".r.V, iW.ml"?r| du>l mailir c»llnd»r brtll» W»m "«h warning light front hinged hood, anll- 2793 aiir conditioned, mint condilioin theft gnltlon key warning buuer, antl-thelt steering column lock, Inside hood release, deluxe wheel tHm rings, flow through ventilation system, wheel opening moudllngi, deluxe vented vl- 1970 COUGAR nyl Interior, dusl rear arm rests with ash receivers, dual raar assist handles, door operated Inte- 2-door hardtop, while, saddle Interior, rior lamp. This is our most de- , '2684 air conditioned, attractive car luxe model. Other models 1970OLDSM0BILE $ available at substantially Cutlass Supreme, 4-door hardtop, air MANUFACTURER'S PRICE '2673 conditioned, sharp. (Including all freight A dealer prep) ONLY 2550. lower prices. 1970 PONTIAC Caialina, 4-door hardtop, gold, white '2282 vinyl top, air conditioned. Due to STRAUB MOTORS Volume 1969 DODGE r.harnor, 2-door hardtop, air condi- '2273 tioned, automatic transmission, power steering, rerj PLUS!!! Purchases of Opels we now offer 1970 FORD Torino 4-door sedan, dark blue, white '2264 vinyi top, air conditioned. with each New Opel "1900" & THIS AD! 1971 CAPRI "1600 ' Red, radio, standard trans- '2089 mission. 1969 FORD AM-FM RADIO PLUS VINYL TOP Mustang 7 door hardtop, cream, '2073 groon vinyl top. air conditioned. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala 4-cloor hardtop, black, while PLUS WHITE WALL TIRES PLUS '1979 vinyl lop, air conditioned, good look- mg. 1970 PLYMOUTH .Fury IN. 4-door, burnt orange, black '1939 vinyl top, automatic transmission, power steering. 1968 FORD 200 Gal. of FREE Gasoline Faiil.inn Ci I FastbacK, V-8. automat- '1377 ic transmission, pownr slnonng, gold. 1968 FORD Only the BIG ONE could do it! Galaxin 500 4-door. low mileage. V-8, automatic transmi',r.lon, powor atoer- '1073 ing. 1968 PONTIAC Firebird, 2-

SHREWSBURY, N.J. BUICK 264-4000 OPEL Shrewsbury Av«., At Sycamore 747-5400 HWY 35 KEYPORT

^•••••••••••••••••••« Avftft fW fat* IMfCATACW Mor« C4a»iM4 CONVERTIBl WTT on Next Page •*• of MOM la«£rlc rtrant-i JERRY dAHAYl'A "3 . PONTIAC ,, Autos For Sale m Brood SI. MI-SIM R«d Bonk Em. unHI • l»*» COUNTRY SQUIRE — 4lx-po»w«- •ftJfM* CMfeyROLeeatvRi i — convertible SnoS ir. Aulamallc. eow.r ilMrlng. Wood flrw, power ilttrlnB- Call tvtnli)gs W- oln porijlM. Six tlm. Good cMtfltNw. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH v Itwi. Call atttr 4: P^»-pSiS| We're Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For S«le Autos por Sole, OUattoUkOMhnhip in MonmowTfi County \ms MONTH ONLYl Brand New 1872 Coming Chr»»tor»-Plymoutho Through AUTMOMU» *50.00 ovtr dtal$rtott For You.' 1971 CLOSE-OUT SALE WITH THIS AD! 3 LIPPIN VOLKSWAGEN MAIS • Le Sabre Custom *3695 SAVE UP TO $2000 ON Demonstrator 4-door hardtop, automatic, power steer- ing, power disc brakes. Radio. White walis. Air condi- 1971 EXECUTIVE CARS . e engine's in back, tioning. Vinyl lop, tinted glass, protective side mouldings. CREDIT PROBLEMS? Original list $5229. WE CAN HELP. CALL 229-4790 $ guarantee's in front Electro Custom NOW 4575 1971 CHEVEUE CALL Brland new 4-tioor hardtop, including AM/FM stereo, air 1970 PINTO ,'ponditipnSng, power seats, power windows, white walls. 1970 FURY III 291-9200 vinyl top, side mouldings, tinted glass. Original list 1969 CHRYSLER OR $6463. 1969 FORD VAN 229-4790 •The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or replace the engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, brake system and electrical system lor 30 days or WHY PAY MORE - WHY SETTLE FOR LESS 1000 miles, whichever comes first. Only (hose cars Come to FINN BUICK - we're the best that pass our 16-poinl inspection get this guarantee. BAYSHORE 335 Broadway i CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1971 VW Super Beetle, radio, Long Branch PIRST AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS automatic, mag'wheels. flal- 70 VW Deluxe 9-passenger •69 VOLKSWAGEN Square- '68 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe ance of new car Bus, radio, low mUeage«E695 back Sedan. Choose Irom 4. Busses Choice ol 2.' guarantee. «1»5 From ,$1800 From : $1995 222-6900 70 KHARMANN GHIA, radio, •69 KARMA.NN GHIAS. 1 very nice, yellow $2095 automatic,'! standard. •69 VOLKSWAGEN Convert- '67 VOLKSWAGEN Sedans, ible, automatic, radio, white- radio, whitewalls. Choice of 3. •70 VOLKSWAGEN Sedans. Choose from 2. From $1850 walls, yellow ,$1850 From : *io»5 Choose (rom 6. From $1600 70 VOLKSWAGEN Kombi '69 VOLKSWAGEN Sedans. '68 VOLKSWAGEN sedans. Pontiac •.. '66 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, 1 Choose from 2. From $2250 Choose from 8. From $1450 Choose from 14. From '$1295 sunroof / $1O9S '70 VOLKSWAGEN Square- back sedan, automatic, '69 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe '65 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, whitewalls, 6600 Busses, Choose from three. '68 VW SQUAFIEBACK, radio, Lives up to its reputation! whitewalls $895' miles, blue, balance From $2300 whitewalls, blue $1675 ot new car warranty S2S00 WE HAVE TWELVE (12) 1971 EXECUTIVE CABS ALL MAKES AND MODELS AVAILABLE Some of the 1971 Executive cars are air conditioned. Some of above cars have automatic trans- DEALS missions and sun roots, most have radios and whilewall tires. • Your Area's Only Authorized VW Dealer It ClOMd WadriMday MgM* SERVICE PI: 5 SELECTION 1 I D D I II MOTOR CAR I L I Wr wr III COMPANY PRODUCT I Authorized Volkswagen Dealer ROUTE 35 727-1300 SAYREVILll . Try us You'll See... We're different-We Care! Serving Monmouth County Since 1930 IN MONMOUTH COUNTY IT'S 741-5180 ¥ RASSAS PONTIAC 395 BROAD ST., RED BANK WE'RE No. DEMONSTRATOR 100% Si- NEW REPLACEMENT SALE MECHANICALLY GUARANTEED 1972 T-BIRD #590 1972 GRAN TORINO 1972 MAVERICK FORD SALE #609 #662 »————»»—«—#*—«—##»! FM stereo, power seat, windows, an- N.w 1972 Ford N.w 1972 Ford tenna, many extras. Brown—a beau- 4-door, V-8, automatic transmission, 4-door, big 6 cylinder, automatic I CUSTOM ty. Original List $7007 air, whitewall tires, power brakes, transmission, whitewalf tires, power | CARS MAVERICK steering, radio, vinyl trim, tan. Origi- 2-door sedan. and steering, radio, vinyl trim, blue. 4-door sedan. Original List $4304. nal List $2862; 1968 CHRYSLER From $$2850 n and Country ttalion wagon. Maroon $ »9r) black interior, loaded including FAC- IQttr AIR. Beautiful. #224 NN.w 1972 ForF)d SAif 3556 N.w 1972 Ford SALE '2491 *2095 GALAXIE "500" PINTO 2-door hard top. 2-door sedan. 1972 SQUIRE 10-PASS. #561 1972 SQUIRE 10-PASS, #573 1968 PLYMOUTH „,.- From $3200 steltite convertible. Gold with white'roof. From $2012 1400 V-8; powor steering, brakes, air, windows, FM ster- ' 400 V-8, power steering, brakes, rack, air, radio, tinted V-8, outomalic. power »teerir>fj. #UoO leo, whitewall tires, many extras. Blue. glass, green. • 1095 **»+—**»*»**+*****+* *—*»» New 1972 Ford N.w 1972 Feed $ f, '69 LEMANS LTD T-BIRD ORIGINAL UST $5703. SALE $4459 ORIGINAL LIST $5416. SALE lit, Aulo, P.S.. Air Cond. Slock No. 288 4230 2-door hard top. 2-door hard top. r '1995 From $3350 From $4540 ! *******+*—++******—*+*< A FEW OTHER 1972 LTD 4-door hardtop #560 ALL 72s LISTED | '71 PINTO HAVE NEW CAR ?/., 4Cyl, Aulo Radio, Stock No. U39) New 1972 Fold N.w 1972 Ford 1972 DEMOS 1 *1895 COUNTRY SQUIRE PICK-UP WARRANTY Station Wagon. Vi ton. TO CHOOSE FROM - $ 12 MONTHS- 1967 CHEVROLET 12,000 MILES price gold with black vinyl roof, gold From $3675 From $2375 COME SEE 'EM ORIGINAL LIST $4966 3898 ftutlel teoit, V-8 automatic, powir tteer- #Tfl, FACTORY AIR CONDITION. #U2?2 *******—**+*——**——*+* I *1395 N.w 1972 Ford N.w 1972 Ferd SI TORINO ECONOLINE '68 PLYMOUTH 2-door hardtop / Von. 1971 T-BIRD 1971 FORD Vi Ton Pickup «Y III, 4 Dr., VS. Aulo., P.S. P.B. Air 4-door. Complete - FM stereo, low mileage, remainder From $2492 From $2496 F100, like new, automatic transmission, power steering, ] •1395 ot new car warranty. radio, black with many extras.

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«, 1970 CHEVROLET "Unbelievable Roominess at an Unbelievable Price." Cjtevelle i tali on wagon. Sharp! An eco- riertiUol 6 cylinder with outomolic, Red wilh V' °r»1995 TOM'S SAVl ON IXCISE TAX MANY OTHER SALE YOU SAVE 2 WAYS SAVE ON PRICE INCREASE ' ' PRICED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ^ T I • HWY

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, OVW 40 IN STOCK TO CHOOSE MOM All MODELS FOff IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - Wif WOW PARTIAL LISTING OF GOOD USED CARS! YpU WONT 1971 CAPRI... H750 I TOT fflv»..•••••••••••.••»« 13V5 BELIEVE 2-door hardtop, gold, A-1 condition. Midget, yellow, wire wheel*. THEROOM 1971 SUMCA M495 1969 VOLVO *1895 2-door, automatic, radial tires, economy car. 144A 4-door, automat ie, black, fully equipped. 1970 CHRYSLER l2995 1968 VOLVO «.....«....«*1595 , p, . _ YipMd, AM/FM. vinyl 9 passenger Town & Country wagon. 122S, 4-tpaad, wagon, on* owner, roof rack. [traetitn.jnogi ectt ott.r «vtr I Air, full power. 19.000 miles. MMatVeVllirlpni, $ 1968F0RD.. WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON SERVICE MM OPELj. Roll., outcmotic, air, ffw ...... ,.....*1795 Wfwte. tfMf. Can 197OPONTIAC 2395 LTD Country ' - J1MJ91 LeMans, sport, air, full power. Squire, full power, air. . • UICK DELUXE - (=our-*»r. Ml* 1970 VOLKSWAGEN *1895 1968 CHEVROLET ..'1395 MOST OF ALL... *.kl.IMc«li Karmann Ghla, yellow, one owner, low mileage. Impale convertible, lull power, clean. YOU WONT YOU WONT 1968 VOLKSWAGEN...... '1295 mtFOMDLTO —Air eondlllpnty. »»*» 1970 VOLKSWAGEN '1595 BELIEVE reem CMHIM, Will ocetot

RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS CADILLAC.oJ.OSMOill.E Authorized Volvo Dealer ••;;.,. •»•'»•.„. .' .tejJeSraocli IMS BUICK SKVLARK CUSTOM *- *lf 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741 -5886 Red Spnk cdllid. Cram. All vleyl Inttrler, IHlMONiT'waMVI.... Win be y«ur owrt! And. you'H sav* lots of It when you trade car* with Shrewsbury Motors. We have top selection ot Come on down B used car*. Come in today to start your savings account' f !':; '.. r ••' VOLKSWAQENS - ' to Dowries! "Where VQIUM 1W4 VOLKSWAGEN ....'895 W1 FORD CUSTOM — Air c. CeevtnHMfl tlrtfl. Redie. 7.1 THIS IS IT!!! cSrWirBbia, beige, radio, he«ter,4-»pe«d. are Up, Mm! ten. TtMJM. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN...... *995 Prices ore You've found the right place lor your 2-door Mdan. radio, heater. 4-speed, blue. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN... '1095 Down! own special needs at super savingslll II 2-dooraunrooIsadan, radio, heater, 4-speed. I 1970 VOLKSWAGEN ...... 2395 SptiolefihtWfk 'IIGr- Convert lbl» ttp, tit T97, 1968 Pryrmoth Fury III. MjVm. Coll 1 a.m. !• « p.it 1972 PLYMOUTH 1968MGB-GT II 7 passenger wagon, beige, radio, heater, 4-speed, 4-door hardfpp, ai^omatlc-trant- Duster -340" 2-door coupe. 4- 2-door Fastback, 3-speed. ra miMlon, power steering, power 1971 Plymouth Fury IH •M CHf VBOLET — Cavrle*. 4-da*r speed. Red dto, wire wheels. Green. DOMESTICS AMD OTHIM brakes, air condltlonod.Low erdMI, Ortfli. Van wtll k«t. Kictllnt i $ s 4-doorhardlQp, 360 V-8. autornalic, milaaae:- unnln* Mwfltitij; 4l« tionud. 8400 miles, extr* warranty: Wanted Automotive •2375 1595 Green 1972Pontiacs Many, many more to choose from '2895 62L0V/ERMAINST. mmwmc I MATAWAN WE WILL PAY SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Muthorlttd Velkiwsgtn Ota/av 566-2299 TOP PRICES ShuwikuryAvt. 7414500 (tow Shrnnfewy TOM'S FORD Auto* Wr fait CHRYSLER& - PLYMOUTH Bitter Austin ... M.G Land Rover SALES: 264-0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 *3290 HWY 35 HAZLET Established 1925

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Help Wanted Help Wanted Help wanted .... Autos For Sale Trucks for Sal* Boats and Accessories Business Notices Help Wanted Male or Female LAWN MAINTENANCE Male or Female Male or Female Male and Female - tlllilna, raklne. tad. Free estimate*. SURGICAL TECHNICIAN DENTAL ASSIST/ « Bate motors. Also three >d Bank area. Cholrsld. war 11-2175. fTI TOYOTAP — Holt ton pickup with ^DEPENDENT CARPENTER — Atlera- OPERATING ROOM SUITE eferred, but will consld MULLER :omper cop. Phone 49S-1217 WANTED — Boat, motor and trailer ons. Llaht naullna and cleanups. Good bltlous trainee. Salary «££«# -door hardtop, WhlH work. Phone 67l-i70>. a.m. to 3 p.m.. minimum of "an coll. illty ond experience. Onhf tnoto K _ 1947 IMPALA four, Call 431-ltM after * p.m. around Km. Must be a bargain. NOTICE ed In permanent enjploymfmnill •* with MOCK vinyl top.•vtjvjomotrc.rod.iodl , EXPERIENCED HOUSEPAINTERS leneflts Including: three weeks vocation. r 9 enerous "on coll" pay. pold health ond WriteP.O. Box 151. Red Bonk. ~' - Motorcycles SAILS AND CANVAS - Repairs moxftT e insurance. Apply: 5!?Mwo!' '" ' *" Bring to Chyle. Ulmer eJ.Red Bank, HELP WANTED READERS K LIFT OPERATOR — And HONDA 19/1 — lie CL street icromoler, DIRECTOR OF NURSINO SERVICE borer. Responsible Mrsofi'Wtltr- good condition. — JANITORIAL SERVICES RIVERVIfivJ HOSPITAL MUST SELL — mi Plymouth Roftaodrun-a Rntdtnttoljcommercioi. Plot rates. Red Bank, N.J. ipt a challenge and a lltth ner, M3 automatic with Panasoninic tape STARCRAFT — AND ADVERTISERS P"«r«r-.««"'1«« wndhlon. tek~>. aw 1-3700 EKI. 227 payments. TV4mt gfiar 4 p. . IJ70 HONDA 15* SCRAMBLER - Only An equal opportunity employer M/F, RBER - Porl-tlme or a good fteWfy m too miles. Lie new.'Asking ITN. Call af- ffectlve with today's Issue, all Help Wanted irentlce. Call ... > . *" ' t«r 5 p.m. /jl.-OjOy \ EMPLOYMENT will appear under the combined "Help Wanted Male or Fe- Real Estate O; 244-4010 !• M SCOW SAILBOAT — ""On( e Oeiion" 1 _ -. _. r, ISnced real es- HARLEY DAVIDSON -Cusfomliei .Iberglos. Seldelmantlmonn soils., Golvanited Help Wanted male' column. Reference to age, sex or marital status may /ele orsalespersone looking sfo tor estaff o branch office ED CAR MECHANIC — GM Chopper. 47 knucklehead. Completely trailer. Sailed «moYie yearvear,, twtwoo years old. not be expressed, unless a bona fide occupation require- ilch we will be opening shortly on Rt. lealershlp. Ex< 1947 COUGAR - Silver Mack. Hiw mil*. rebuTIf, 14" extended 0 4 0 Springer. 11300. Call 747-1 J3»ofh>ipj» offer ipjnn . Male or Female Hailet. This Is a wonderful opportunit leneflts. Oood ment exists. or the right ile. Coll for an appoint 'IS filK»\Stt**' " "" STRESS SALE — II' Ulrkhun |94». menl. 74l-"4477!jokn P. Anderson A*gency, N AND LPN —11 to 7 Shift, full Of 971 HON0A — C I7wmnet. Cell 0 Cbrvtler. flybrldge, two compastes 436 River Rd., Fair Haven. FORD LTD - Two-door hardtop, between 54 pjn. " keth launder,, wound tackletackle, ouornalc ACCOUNTS nformatlon regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- ime. King James Nursing Homi. Krter (tt(yttemm , the wormworm . WilWill ccctpt best :upatlonal requirements or clarification of the New Jersey fter. Call J41J779. See her at Potion RECEIVABLE DENTAL ASSISTANT N OR LPN - 7-1:10 iundoys. E 1970 DUSTER 'olnlt t MarMinai . Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the led Bank. Experienced Individual for IANOR EXTENDED CARE FACI 140, 4-speed, like IH CallS«M417 UNABOUT — Full con- CLERK New Jersey Division on Civil Rights. (201) 648-2700, or by -elrside and office management. Must be wtawan. 5444409. vOII 3 : -ole la assume responsibilities. High solo- EWC*R CLEANUP _ _ 1*71 HONDA - 4M CB, OOKt fcOOmllet, or local newspaper. Must writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. y tor right person. Write Box P-41, The 1971 COUGAR XR7 — P«w*r >Utri unity to run a buffer. Good Ti1ia. , Many euros. Chrome covers, luggage lally Register, Red Bonk. ts. New clean shop. KINO lOILLAt cMse twokei. Air. AM/PM stereo ra -rack, »luy bar, hi* tors, etc* Beautifully •• FIBEROLAS BOAT — Motor ond troll- be accurate with figures and Call 747-MSS • a.m. to s p.m. oolo. able to type well. 37VJ hour JHEEtMETAL MECHANICS LDSMOBILE. Hwy 9, Freehold, "••*M0> Call7e7-1MS week. Monday through Help wanted Help Wanted xperienctd In Installation. Hooting ana OUSEKEEPER-- Rumson arto.- THE SKIPPER'S SHOP Friday. Liberal fringe ben- Male and Female Male and Female .->•—r conditioning. . nesldenllaResidentiall onand concom- hurs., Frl., sat. No cooking. Salary 140. JMPORTI. Ill E. Newman -Springs Rd! U First Ave., Allonlle Htohlonds erclal. Top pay, yeoyear round empioemployi - loll I41-5I44, efits. Call Mrs. Blaufus at lent. Many employe benefits. Phone 741- ISEMBLY WORKERS — LI) KAWASAKI CHRYSLER OUTBOARD 741-0010 between 8:30 and 5 We need typists to MAINTENANCE 741. n tine assembly. Apply H STRUMENT CO . 45 thesf WANTED Sales and Service J.fTl. work in graphics com- MACHINIST w* feel too many motorcycle thopt ond BRITISH SEAGULLS WAITRESS ank. Party who needs 100% financing en a 19*1 :uitamert overemphotlie extremely low Marine Supplle> MUSVANO Fpstbock. VI, power steerln™ irlcet and tpeciat dealt. munication company Ipportunlly for an experienced person In Experienced only need apply. Mature. I CARPENTERS — And tramers needed, Sailboat hardwar* erotlno maintenance shop equipment a.m. to 1 p.m. No weekends. Good work- Car priced at IIS95. For more Informa Open Tdoys engaged in type set- ubcontract. Call 444-4413 or 444-74W far lion, call OASIS MOTORS at 731-7100. We here at Monmouth Kowaiokl have •nd knowledge of shop techniques. Re Ing conditions. Good tips. Coll Mr. Born- appointment for Interviews. _ - .^. RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN iponslble tor repair of any production mo Ion, 542-4IH, VOLKSWAGEN 1IM BUO — Cxcellenl found that the bttterneit of poor service ENN VAN 1947 1— Flbergla* Avenger ex- ing, printing and HAIRDRESSER remalnt long etter the tweetnm of low rre» cruiser, I) , rv beam. Twin OMC ilnery. Some knowledge at tool and dli ECRETARY - To monogcr of tales of' nboord-outboord 90 h.p.. Meepe .four, pi- MANAGER OR helpful. Outstanding company benefits. II Oood price It gene. :reative development. Ice. For Interview call C IWtt#, COfnptVfV QOilCYr SIMS Up hMB> Eel' /MANAGER TRAINEES Interested, pleose apply Personnel De miles. Excellent If you can type 45 wpm rtment, Monday through Prldoy bebe- • If you are looking for a ayallty product ortme, COLLSGE STUDENTS - To tutor read CRETARY - steno and typing, in* condition. MM. wil r motorcycle at a fair price from a dealer wha takes callmt condition. Mtii 747*237$. Ambitious personnel needed. Starting sal- . ond 12 noon or collMrs.A< . rTenced, mature. Hours »:M t» *!*•» 291441V. accurately and are In- M-3000, Ext. 214, 'oIr oppolnt- Ing and main. Car necessary. Year round, the time to h«lp you pick the right bike iry 17,5*0-19000 par year (where quail- part-time. Coll M2-O12I noon to 3 p.m. londay-Frlday. write Box G-5!,"TB» 1970 PONfiACGTO ->eur-tpaed. power and then ttandt behind that product long BUSINESS NOTICES led). *tel» months extensive training terested In day, night nent. after II leoves I he show room, come and - eflent employment btntttn.' PUBLIC RELATIONS — Responsibility ally Register, Red lank. >r part-time work call lor octlve. progressive deportment, creat- RCHITTECTURAECTURAL DRAFTSMADRAFTSMAN —-^pri, tee us. starred but not necessary. ct't officeffi e.. EiEjperienceEjpe d d onlynly. <• JNAL INTERVIEW CALL: LILY-TULIP ive writing! oblllty essential. Experience rchlltct' ee M7-5880 for an Inter- DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS 747lSO747-lSOO Full line, 75 c.c. ta 750 c.c preferred, send resume tolox S-J7, The SOO lite suspension, etc. Hooktr't Motlory LIN-MAR 671-0925 /lew. Experienced pre- V15 Holmdel, N.J >aily Register. Red Bank. An EqwO) Op- VIL ENOINCER — Part-time 6lurst. Zoom Weber, Holley, B' P.S. Now Isn't this the typo of motorcycle An equal opportunity employer portunity E mployer. .ocgl engineering ond lurvaylna Crowier. M.T.B.T.. American..n, Muncle. , shop you want? McDonald's Drive-In 1TAIL ideal for retired engineer. Call 74U BUILDERS T erred, but will train. TRW, I okewooS f rom. »«t offer. Bnefteftced biriMen In Menmouth Caun- MS Hwy If """- 1943 OLDSMOBILE - f 1J0. Fringe benefits In- STORE MANAGERS .. jour MONMOUTH MOWER tynr sw li yean- Wt de aMMane, d«t• _.'y Ave- • ARt'tfTolR-Port-lime, thr meVi, tiding, roofing, masonry, kitchens, PLUMBER cluding 11 paid ho- Red Bank and to arrange on 1941 BUICK SKYLARK — COnVtrtlaKi 67M073 wrthrooms end new construction on your Needed for shop specializing outomatlc, power steering end brakn. lidays. Asbury Park locations Air. A-l. 11350.17MIM. 656 Hwy 35 AAlddletown 787-0816 In lobbing and alterations" In We oree o strongstrong , progressiveprogressive , fast grgrowo ' METROPOLITAN LIFE - JTITICCE OF APPRENTICBSHIPOP- M CELLARS; In__g chai_ n of rJfashio"—-TpecTaltn i _ .y. store! i eblt agent In locol area. " .-(in? ORTIINITORTII Y — Mveet Metal Local M I* 971 TRIUMPH — Trophy MO. Immacu- greater Red Bonk area. Sal- nrtunTty. Mr. Connello, 747-.. IOOW aacceptinc g applications tor appreft- IMi FIREBIRD — 400, 4-speed Huril. vl offe....r o— rar- —e. opportunit_.-^_. .-.illy for oarsonopa l c to. utti pg pp nyl roof, mo«. Moral Excellent condl< late. 1*00 miles. (1008 ffrm. call — Free estimates. ary based on experience and TELETYPESETTER irofesslonal growth ta an alert, motur ess PI., Red Bonk. An eojuol Ishceshll p untirAprltirAll l >0,1973>01973, t a.m.. ttoo 4 tloh. >1400. J4WO1. Call omr a. 41-917) merWTA/alld N.J. driving II- thinklnkinig Individual with a strong back employer. m. each workday at U4 LivingstoLivin ston Ave.Ave., KEE ALLISON'S PLUMBINO - grounind In retail fashion. Must hove the su loortr h BrunswickBruswick. N.J. . ApplicantAppli nts rnutt 19*5 FORD GALAXIE "HO" - Four-door 971 HONOA 190 - High bar, sissy bar Phone 747-1617 or 74f-7>75. Expert on sew- LICENSED - Ho r Stylist-Barber. To eet the following qualificationss: 11. Ms >4«o mi..,, UK. ^ cense a must. pervlsory ability to'rnointaln'osmooUi work In established shop. Sol Jr., Men's neet ththe fllfollowii n lifiti sedan. Very good running, cenfllllon. J5O0. er connections. Experienced, Insured ond Perforator Operator running operation. We offer on excellent •221 InclusiveIli , with a maximum of ffouo r licensed plumbers. F. V. VERANGE ! 741-7217 lalory plus liberal benefit package. Ir lair Stylist, Mlddletown. CoH 741-1114 af- tars allowance for mllltory servlc*l . 1 ter 7 p.m. gh School graduate or oauol. An MIU 197* H6NDA CL 175 - Excellent condl- WALLPAPER INSTALLATION — Gross- 1497 W. Front! it., Llncroft or computerlied newspaper operation. :onfldence, send full details of your bock- flon. Please call Experienced or will troln. Must be an ac- round and solary requirements to Box K' ITCHEN WORKER — Weekends, eve- portuntty employer. ' 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 7412M1 after o p.m. 3. The Dolly Register. Red Bank. «o-dear, low mileage, air condition* OVERSEAS urate typist capable of typing 60 wpm. *tlngs ond summer employment. Apply In n — 1-11 shift, Tues. thru Frl. for nurs> iCMclalliw* t TWO BRIDOBSTONE$ - VVerery law mill Ightshlfilltof. Hrton, The Rum Runner, Oceon Ave., ig unit. Apply Mrs. Mrakovclch Lik SO J1S0. 9900 c, (17! DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur. i Bright. age. Like new. SO c.c, J1S0. 90 c.cc Mshed and Installed lor only SM.9S. To or- POSITIONS MANAGER FOR FASHION i 142-1400. evenlMw or weekends. 741-374134W4 . Rush) Rush I Rush I ^RASSA391 Broad St. S74111( PONTIA0 RedC Bank Sail der, calTfo-Otel. Call Mrs. Sertcher FABRIC STORE HAMBfJMMAID — Full end part-lime Eves, until* IN7 HONDA MO - BEngine does not n Microwave technicians 741-0010, Ext. 72 uil know fabrics, fashion and sellln ays. Waitress, desk clerk, dishwasher, lus have oblllly to monoge personnc aart-ttme evenings. Apply Holmdel Motor Situations Wanted piston sleied. Any reasonabl-' e after i Tropro-scatter technicians 19iS PLYMOUTH SATELLITE - 313. 4-cepted. a*44J09 after 10 a.m. lood opportunity with fast growing no, Inn, Hwy 35. speed transmission. Extra*. Aiklng (600 Call the hot line. Overseas Recruiter tional company. Pleose tend relume te Female or btst ofler, (77-0724. 1971 HONDA 70 — 4-speed. Orlolnol cond I- Jmlted, Inc., 27 Mechanic St., Red Sank. Thi Oolly Register, Rod Bonk Mrs. Joan Frlcke. 201 Locust St., Moores. SEWINO LLESSONE S tlon. Call otter S &JjT H2-711O. town, N.J. 0M57. TYPISTS AND STENOORAPHCRS In your homhmee or minemine. FALCON — 1941 four-door wagon. Auto- 31 Broad St. Red Bonk 741-7500; Coll 741-7111 matic, radio, heater. Good running; condi- LABORATORY Office workers urgently needed now with 1-7111 tion, good tires. S3.3.717-3739. INCOME TAX SERVICE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SERVICE STATION ie above .killskills for top lobs In your careo. Mobile Homes TO PRESIDENT TECHNICIANS Offerinerlng higher pay. NO FEE CHAROEOCHARO . ^0 GALAXIE MO-Automatic. Evenings and Weekends IN RED BANK REGISTEREGISTE R AT OONCE. I0ME SECRETARIAL WORK — | door harrdtopi , air conditioning, sow HOMETTE 1947 — 10x80. Needs two Class A customer salesmen etandard. will toke^dlctotlon. Coll 1 ASCP Reglstaredor'aqulvalent eteerlng.. A-l. Must tell MM. 344-51lI living-room oom,. kitchenkltchr , bath' . HOUSECALLS »J. Minor repair., TV. &!^rMuTtr.r.so.!Jss2r5e, with mechonlcol oblllty. Mull be good . » . MANPOWER, INC. 4ILO CARE — Pre-echool, In my horn*. rjr-OOM or 717-53307(75330. electrical, air conditioning, phonos, on- 'art time positions available In with figures and people. If you are bond- 1946 KARMANN GHIA - Blue. New preferably In top manosement In medico lospltal finely equipped laboraIter. y. for W. Front. Red Bank •Jl-4341 >s. appliance.. Porte, extra. Con- advertising or public relations or manager able, ond have at least two years ex< 12 Moln, Asbury Pork 774-5577 while wall tiro. AM/FM radio. Root MOBILE HOMB — 11' X 54'. Two bed- 'Ion tor extensive repairs. 741-7*49. echnlclons ta work weekends ond on the rack. 1490. 291 0193. ment consulting. Shorthand and flawless 2 midnight to 7 a.m. shift. Oood salary, erlence, coll 741-9771 or M2-e07o between :HILD CARE — will give experienced typlna a "musv* Pleose submit resume; Oa-m. and 13 noon. ANITOR — Apply m person, Rumson- :ore ta your child, my home. Haiti; oft m "HAVE TRUCK. WILL TRAVEL references ana (alary requirements t pleasant working condition*. 'air Haven Regional High School, Rum- Box H-M, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. PART-TIME SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS son. 142.1577. -aurel Ave. 7I7-14S1. WANTED CONTACT: Wanted—Automotiv"«te&'sxar e 2 p.m. to 4p.m. Will train. BARMAID - Port-lime. Apply between 1 :HOOLOIRL — Home Mor. IS to April CHEVROLEParty wha needT Ss 100K financing on a 194 GAS STATION MECHANIC PERSONNEL OFFICE ond 2. Monmouih Lounge, 31 Brood St., .will tutor, babytll, clean house, doatftl. CHEVROLEsteering. CaTr R'Statiol n Wooon, 0Vi p-rn^ T MOVING, HAULING, AND RIGGING conditioning, and electrical systems. Must CalColl 544-449546-4.-4 ~ BILLING CLBRK. Jiff" Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking PIANO MOVINO OUR SPECIALTY. RE- be good solesmon. and willing and oble to '41-2700 ext. MJ 'o prepare customer Invoices, salesmen' IATURB WOMAN — Available for lit- IMS FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — FRIGERATORS, WASHERS, DRYERS perform oil phases of service station oper- An Equol Opportvnlty employer M/F iXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT - commissions, ond general accountlm wllh children, dolly, weekend!, or Wagon. V-l, automatic, power steering, Eatonrown 542-2235 MOVED AND DELIVERED. TRE ation. Uniform! supplied. Paid vocation. ilory plus apartment' . Lon' g IBranch. Call duties. Must be good typist and accurate • ences. 142-V741. brain ond window. Very goad condition, WORK DONE. FULLY INSURiD. 739- Six days. No nights. Sundays off. Call 141 ).m'toe p.m.,222-7714. with figures. 1430 firm. (43-40)0. WANTED — Choice uted cars, with eertl. BABYSITTING ABYSITTTiNO — In my home or your*, fled mlleooe. Contact Ed Slgler. 7140 for Interview. 5 hours o week, some evenings. Xall of- HOUSEKEEPER - Two children, ogee RAOIOMARINEC0RP. >wn trons•oortotlonj . Sea Brlghl-Rumton. 1947 PLYMOUTH — Four-door Fury .. ter « p.m. 7»7-e>W. and 11. Room and boord plus solary. Cal 20 Bridge Ave, 747-5100 Red Bonl irea. Call 7414924 after 5 p.m. Power brakes, powtr steering, air condi- home* remodeling: Room additions and go- between 4-7 p.m. 717-9022. Equal Opportunity Employer M. SCHWARTZ roge. KARL SCKLOEOER. 471-5114. ONLY RELIABLE MOTHERS —Of EOISTBREO NURSE — With degree, tioned, excellent condition. (1200. Call COUNTER HELP oung children wanted. Be a MINDING HOW MUCH CAN YOU EARN selling fa- 143-3321 after 4. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH HORT ORDER COOk'-'Mon or'woman; tnowlidgjiowledget of nutritionanu' l' therapy, desires 141 W. Front St. J»W Bank 747-071; Experience preferred, but not necessary. AOTHER representative In your area, rnous Avon products? Many Avon Solel Good starting pay, vacation, holidays, and idd 11000 to your family Income by work- Ignts, experienced only. Apply Mermal( RepresentativeRepnes s eorn on estimatestimateed S4 14Q0 osltlon. Write to Box H-31, The Dally Hlahest prlc«s pold far all used cor ^Iner. Hwy 3B. Leonordo. No pnane colls. leglster, Red Bank. OVER wfiOLeiALEI »vv«r on premlje INCOME TAX uniforms supplied. Hours available are Ing only 3V^ hours a week, at your own week or more. It's a profitable way to .m. to 12 mldnlohl, and 12 midnight to convenience In your own home. Only re- RN and LPN — Full or part time. Ben- meet people, moke friends. For details §.m. Apply In^erson only. Mr. Gill. call: Mrs" Ward, 741-4143, 442-1377, 774- JUNTRY DODGE RETURNS liable mothers of young children need ap- tits Included. Pleasant working cond Situations Wanted Complete service for personal, business, Dunkln' Oonuts >ly. For Information, call 717-7199 be- Inns. EATONTOWN CONVALESCEN MULLER 544.4100 §40 Broadway West Long Bronct ween 1 and 3:30 p.m. partnership and corporation returns. Have CENTER, 542-4700. Male CARTWANTED U. WE PAY TOP DOL RECEPTIONIST — With typing, for pro< experience with many types small busi- SENIOR ORAPTSMAN/DESIONB WAREHOUSE WORKER — Handling pas DAY WAITRESS - Apply In person fesslofrol office, Send resume to P.O. Bo« PAINTING —Small lobs welcome. LAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS, nesses. 31st year In Mlddletown. Margery TciVILI — Permanent Position with YTj 111, Red Bank. Modest prices. Excellent work. - l d e P 0 !! CALL MR. JOSEPH S4! SSOO Trovqto t/o KeJIgble Tax Service. Call foi senger and truck tires. Experience pre tUM RUNNER RESTAURANT,!! g?oV.V, tTn% dXd,hi.iS iE'. . -Pho'-"m Snore Areo Consultant speclollilng In Mu- erred but not necessary, oood pay ont Ocean Ave., S^ea Bright. HOUSE PAINTER WANTED Call J91-4I4I otter o p.m. 544-I0OO, ask for Jud Muro. 01 T CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — appointment nicipal Engineering. Minimum five years leneflts for the right person. Applt ID SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTI experience on subdivisions, surveys, 'ASHION CAREER — Expanding notion 1 ED HIGH SCHOOL S HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterloi :ROWN TIRE, Hwy M, Port Monmouth "" ! MOTO~RS7 INC..... , Hwy 15, Eotontown, 541- Reasonable rates. Free esllmotej. Co .streets, highways, drainage, sewers oi 717-7273. 31 organization needs ten women full oi lli.do paaintingi . ReosonabTe. water supply. Ability to perform calcu- part-time jn this area. No Investment. Cal 1W1419ette" r 4 p.m. 2414. 787-45?!. _ 0NTAL ASSISTANT — experienced In . CBIIW1- lations and originate some design Is nee 4URSERY SCHOOL — Seeks certlfle office work end assisting, for Hailet ot- Trucks For Sale essory. Technical Education desirable, eacher part-time, ta run estobllshe PART-TIME BUS ORIVERS - 6; ic*. High salary* no evenings. Write te Auto Ports—Repair D & J ROOFING extensive Fringe Benefits, Salary open, educational program based on lotesi lox H-17, Trie Dolly Regliter, Red Bonk. 1970 FORD U PICK UP - 11.MO mllei. Hot tor ond shingles. Very reasonabl An Equal Opportunity Employer. Replv earning concepts for ore-school children perlence necessary. Call Dispatcher b FINANCIAL 360 h.p. engine. 4-wheel drive. 12S ft. of 3-2 MANIFOLD SET UP - For 1964 rotes. 25 years experience. Also repa with resume, availability and salary re Call 495-0802 or 171-2777. tween ft a.m. and I p.m., 291-1300. SALES/RETAIL/PART-TIME coble, with PTO. Hydraulic electric plow, work. C0ll7l7-740e. • oulrements to Box G-SO, The Oolly Regis- Ivenlngi ond weekends. Need three og- Business Opportunities iViin. Locking rear. 4-tpeed transmlnlon, ter. Red Bank. All replies confidential. CLEANINO PERSON — Three days. Gen ORUO CLERK WANTED - Evenings am iresslve persons for telling malar oppl PARTNERSHIP — In octlvt reol tiftfef Radio. 35' of boosteooster cable with service M ft W ROOFING — New roofs Installed, iral housecleanlng. no voung children, weekends. Write to Box O-S5, The Dol nces In ma|or deportment stores In thebusiness available. Phone V starttat . PlPlow IIlih) tts . HHeav y ddutt y lleaff sprlngl i VOLKSWAGEN PARTS — 1964. Like new old roofs repaired. Reasonable prlcer lew Shrewsbury area. Call after 6 p.m,Register, Red Sank. ksbury Park and Shrewsbury oreoi. Ful and shocks. r cyclone muffler system, (25. Call after Free estimates. 291-1115,291-42M. RN HEAD NURSE — Small nursln 4MM7. JECRETARY — To Service Manager p.m., 747-4198. home. Sots, anad Suns. olf. Salary M.5 Iralnlng given. Opportunity to eorn good OU MUST SEE THIS — To appreciate 1971 FORD TRUCK — Four-wheel drive, GOLD LEAF GILDING - Picture frome NURSES' AIDES — 7-3 ond 11-7 shifts. Marina. Musi have very good typing skill «oge>. Salary plus commission. Coll any- it. Small Investment required. Can torop - ond mirror repair, antique) restoration. «oyrlyly,, oordolr dollhy basis. Call _BAYVIE _W. ond be oble ta ossume responsibility Ime between 10 a.m. ond 1 p.m., 409-391 #lth plow and camper cop. Excelltnt con- NURSING HOME, Mornings, for Inter Experience ond transportation necessary. Year round position with fringe benefit! jolnlmenl, 344-0194. dition. Phone (42-3291. Auto Rentals Pickup and delivery. U14M. view, 291-0440. Call Mrs. Brandow, Holmdel Con '070 for personal oppolntment. Ask for valelcent Center, Holmdel, 94M200. Call 142-1303 tor appointment. Mr. Woleck. An equal opportunity em J ft J PAINTING CONTRACTORS CARPENTERS. WOODWORKERS. F nloyer. $15,000 PLUS CHEVROLET — 19M U-ton pickup. Stan Interior • Exterior. Custom work. Free i KITCHEN HELPER — Must be Interested •e key man- dord. Slx-cyllnder. New clutch, new rear. TOAA'S FORD 8ERGLAS MOLDERS — Generous com ENERAL LANDSCAPE WORK — Appll We offer opportunity tor three timotes. 717-0151. 199-1735 benefits, steady employment.-JEN In person for Interview at Pleasant Valle In keeping restouront, kitchen and dishes SPARE TIME EVENINGS — It's lots ol igemen, t minded'people. r . Horjrd worwo'rk'co'k cann Perfect running condition. 264-JW4 or 739- RENT A CAR ; clean. Evening work. Apply Holiday Inn un and you con earn 150 to M0 or more In "eld yoi u earl'y • retirement ond securit"y 0735 after 5 p.m. Asking »W5. MARINE, Boundary Rood, Marl Nursery, Hwy 34, Colts Neck, between »- 200 Hwy 35 2441600 Keyport EXPERT ALTERATIONS — And resty 4314100. a.m. It. 35, Hoilet. ! or 1 evenings per week showing Beellne o-.r you,-urfamllr family'' . N•'-o Investment' ' ' . Phon"' o fo•"r CHEVROLET *-TON PICKUP - 19»( Vt Ing. Women's ond children's apparel. R fashions. -No experience necessary. We Interview 344-4 MECHANICS AND ATTENDANTS WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Mus rain you to conduct style shows for smol engine. Excellent condition. Snow plow sonable. Call5U-27i4. NURSES, RtTTond LPN'S: All shifts. . EAUTY SALON — For sole. Good loco- arm customers. Coll 2*1-147( after 6 p.m. anticipation of opening new wing. Ex For service station. hove good experience. Excellent' workinc Informol groups. No Investment. Frei BOATS AND Call 564-4105 conditions qt private yacht club. Call 22f wardrobe every seoson. For personal m Ion, Hazlet area. For Information, call 1951 FORD RACK BODY TRUCK —Good RETIRED CARPENTER — Seeks smal cellenf benefits ond salary. Coll 9 a.m. t 3131 for appointment. tervlew call 329-2443 or 233-9421 or 53 144-4302. tires. J150. Coll 5*4-2400 Mon. thru Frl., 9 ACCESSORIES lobs to supplement Income — none to 3 p.m. 741-e9!S. TIREMAN — Mounting of passenge 1002. to 4 p.m. small. Paneling and cabinet remodeling Ires. Experience preferred. Apply COUNTER HELP - Morning shift. E UMSONI —- Established landscaping The Boatman's Shop expert. Formica 202 Systems. Free odvlc CARPET MECHANICS - Or helpers. :ROWN TIRE, Hwy So, Port Monmouth, cellent pay and working conditions. E CAREER OPPORTUNITY justness for. sale. Estate of HUGH J 19M AUTOCAR — 16 yard tandem dump 24 Wharf Ave. 741-57(0 Red Bank and estimates. Good workmanship. Coll Must have experience. Steady work. Cat 717-7275. perlence preferred. 142-9541. EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNT ClerkTypistClerk-Typist. Must be accurate typist DRIVER — To take patient In to N. Specialties Considered -Degree. U.S. Cl perlenced in stock room receiving an MATH TEACHER Vorled dutiesies. . Common sense helps. Ac Tuesdoys ond Thursdays. $35 per week ^enshlp and 5 years experience ore shipping procedures. Apply In person Will tutor evenings. Skilled Mechanics ly morningsmornings , 162 Newman SSprings RC expenses paid. Nine hours weekly. 67 mum'requirements -Registration Desl ELECTRO IMPULSE, lit Chestnut St Coll eveningt, 741-4911 ted BonBonkk. lble. Extensive Fringe Benefits. Sale Red Bank. An equal opportunity emplo* ...plus - er EXTRA INCOME — Reduce expense: MATURE PERSON - For Island sale Open. Verbol and Client contact abll MERCHANDISE CHILD WORLD earning spore time business at home. Ni man. Morning shift. Apply Manager, Mo important. Design* Engineer Posltlor MECHANIC TROUBLESH00TER - . nvestment. Selling not important. 44* 311 Station, Rt 34 ond Florence Ave., Ha which require one year minimum e night shift. Must have knowledge of dies For Sale 2232. let. perlence ond some drafting ability ol engines. Union scale. Pold vocations, pal • Paid Vacations One of America's largest and finest toy available. An Equol Opportunity Emplc holidays, hospltalliatlon, pension. Appl MECHANICS - Diesel ond gas englm DRAFTSMAN — N.J. Shore Areo to er. Reply with resume, availability oi Rollo Trucking, 295 Broadway. Keyport. and juvenile stores will be Interviewing mechanics. Must have good experience sultant specializing In Municipal Eng salary requirements to Box 0-49. TI PANELING SALE I • Benefits Excellent lob opportunities and 1ring< neerlng. Destres minimum 3 years e> Dally Register, Red Bonk. All Repll TRUCK DRIVER - Brand new true Exotic plywood pane I Ings for your den, for their new store In Hazlet Park, Hazlet, benefits. Full time work, year round wl perlence on Tax Maps, Surveys. Subdlvl walling for experienced driver to get bi living room or baitment, etc. Over id • Advancement plenty of overtime. Call 847-1303 for op slons. Streets. Highways. Drolnaoe. Sew hind ttte wheel. Slde-O-Matlc loader or klndi In stock! $«e our full size displays. N.J. polntment. ers or Water Supply. Will consider ret GREENHOUSE WORKER — Experlenc unlooder tor concrete block delivery Price* from W.3J to t?.9O and up. No gim raining competent non.clvll droftsma preferred, but not essential. Steady, al Steady |ob, good poy ond benefits, c mlcks ol: Opportunities . WAITRESSES - Over 31. experience! Full- fringe benefits. Salariry ddepending o rear round. Apply In person, SPIWAI Apply In person. Shore Point Inn, ~~ experience. An Equol OppoIpporfunlti y, E_m. = LORIST, 59 Avenue of Two River: RED BANK LUMBER. Hwy 15. Hailet. ployer. Reply with brief resume, avail OFFICE WORKER - Aulo dealershi • Excellent Working oblllty and salary requirements, to Box G Hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Apply In pers » Well St.i 741-5500 Red Bonk Conditions CARPENTER WANTED — Steody e 41, The Dally Register. Red Dank. All rr COUNTER HELP — From 9 a.m. to STRAJJB MOTORS, Bulck-Opel. Hwy FULL OR PART TIME ployment. Experienced only. Private coi piles confidential. p.m. Apply In person, BURGER CHEI 6est TOP soTET" structlon. Coll OT1-03I0. Route 35. Mlddletown. No phone colls. MOTHER'S HELPER — Fo-. i two-yeai Good fill dirt, sand, etc. Eckels Trucking, WELDERS — All positions. Permonen FRONT RUNNER REAL ESTATE - WAITRESSES — Experienced. Day or old. 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mo>on. thru Fr Morgonvlile. S91-9707. vacation, hospltalizotlon, other frlngi We're going to be! Because we have the night. Call after 5 p.m. Fisherman Mlddletownidietown.. References nenecessarye , , u More Classified LYCO ZF, Engllshlown. 444-70SS best commission level. Incentive program •'Sorf, 143-3300. per week. Flexible hours desired. Col 14: Work on Volkswagens • Department Managers ond believe that our salesmen deserve thl! 7723week 4 p.m.-. FlexiblI p.m.e hours desired. Col on Next Page FULL AND PART-TIME — Help wonted ond more. We need two experlencec using special VW tools people wha ore tired of not being recog, ,Applv In person, Ben's Cor Wosh, 414 Hw filled. All Inquiries will be strictly con • Sales Help Vtlddletown. fldenllol. Call for appointment, you'll bi and equipment, and GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES - Typln anriaied at what we nave ta otter. 73?-?227. take courses to learn tiling, processing orders, etc. Excellen CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY working conditions. Hours: Mon. througl REGISTERED NURSE — For lleallh on • Cashiers Frl., & p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Sot., 9:30 o,m Recreational Instructor tor three year dl the latest VW repair until 6 p.m. Call 67I-040O lor appointment ploma school of Nursing. Full lime da Dosltlon. Fringe benefits. Apply Personne A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR techniques. • Warehouse Help CANDY ATTENDANT" Department, JERSEY SHORE MEDICAl Coll for appointment. CENTER, 1945 Carlles Ave., Neptune, MANY NEEDS! 636-4474, Mr. Book. weekdays 9-2. An equal opportunity em • Stock Boys REGISTERED NURSES — And LPN'I foi ployer. M/F. If you're a skilled me- nurslno home. Full and port-lime Gooi pay. Holmdel orea. Coll 747-2017. M~ATii TENAN CE~M EC HA"NTC~^-~SVCO7 shift with overtime. S3.50 up. Troub Adding Machines Oarage Doors Pearl and £ chanic, there's a career • Experienced Tractor SALES MAITAG6MENT~TRATNEES shoot production machinery. Electric Earn SI3.000 per year If qualified. Ca —erlenre helpful. Must have own toot Typewriters Electric Operoto ntrols. Bead Restrlnging r for you in Volkswagen Miss Strand. J64 9127. fringe benefits. Company supplies Lnl F 1 Trailer Drivers forms. 564-5514. Equal opportunity em ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters Expertly on braided nylon i) Ib a srrtind.* Servicel WORKING' MOTHER —~ LeonordiTarei pjoyer. sold, rented, repaired. Serplcos, 101 Mon- asr " Sterling claips from 7Sc. HfcuSSlLl cs : needs tiller for two glrlt. Reference mouih Sf., Red Bank. 747-04IS. General Contractors Broad St., Red Bank. Callin-1701. EXPE'STEiNCED~AUT5~B6DY WORK ERS AND HFiLP[!RS — For further Infor CARPENTRY - Remodellna, paneling, P~A RT.YlM"E~~Co a k fngTo 7~onTli ft iau mullon, ask for Mr. Jones at Fred Hughe Clocks and closels, doors, iOdd jabs. Reasonable Roofing, men ond women seeking second Incomi ond Son, Inc., It Oceanport Ave., W. Lorv rotes. I42-41>5 Interview* will be held Monday, March 13, from 1 Some college preferred, but not required Branch, Coll 3J2-33V4. Watch Repair Siding & Insulation ~~i Apply to: Service Mgr. Cnll 542-1307 between 5 and 7 p.m. CARPENTBR-BUILDER p.m. to 6 p.m. and Tuesday, March 14, from 10 PART-TIMtS W5RK - Supervisee car complete home Improvements, altera OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND VlblMfT ? EXECUTIVE SECRETARY rler boy delivery. Earn from «35 ?o S5 Clocks, watches, tin* jewelry expertly tlons, additions. Roofing, suing. /i7-eiyj '' itolled and guaranteed for 10 years. 77$.' Office of President don*. Don Pons Jewelers, 799 River Rd., A. Ouorlno H-74I-54I4. "" I per week. For more Information call 8H Fair Haven. 143-4237 a.m. to 6 p.m. . Jln ! LIPPIN Experienced In administrative work. E Odd Jobs INSULATION « SIDING CORP. — Jlnc» (client stenographic ond typing skills n i^i7ftlicT75RFO JToTpeoiAf iiics illrnot 19S0. Over 14,000 lobi. Free eillrnote-O3OX. s quired. Liberol salary, fringe benefit DS degree In Nursing required. Teachln, ~. . HAULING — Ceiiars. garaoes 773-1407 or Adam Llmmoyer, 39IO3OX profit sharing. Interview by oppolnlmei experience preferred. Full time riay PDSI _Concrete Work cleaned up. Free estimates 741-3149 ofler 3 only after submission af resume. Stephr p.fTV MOTORS, INC. R. Leone, P.O. Box 247, Brlcktown, N, lion. Apply Personnel Deportment, JEH TILf!, CERAMICS. MOSAICS - Pointing, Swimming Pools „ SEY SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, 19<: [Mastering, maionry. concrete, stucco APPLY IN PERSON TO MR. GLASSMAN Comes Ave., Neptune, weekdays. 9-2. At Gory Outer!. Fully Insured. 7J9 347J. HALLMARK FIBfelJgLASS AHfli " equol opportunity employer M/F. CONCRETE POOLS ROUTE 35 — Full time. Tor progressive olflce. Tw. RN ORTPT N WANTED — Full or "nor i lifetime pool wllh minimum edi days floor time per week guaranteed Cal lime, far weekends. 3 to II: 30. Kin M34I41 LLlAMC. MORGAN PAUL P. BOVA, flroker-Reallor, Mlddli James Nursing Home. 791-3400. Diamonds PAPER HANGfNiS ~~ CHILD WORLD town, 471-3344. .. _ .. A I 1H E S if: S -- Wind Bought or Restyled 0 SAYREVILLE SHORTORD'E S Cfj6k~-~pTe"aiir6pplyTr lub, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. FRANK E. Jnilwo """" 74U974 Cnll 143 3014 Waterproofing ersnn. no phone call*. HOWARD JOHf Let us buy the diamonds you don't wear BTJOHBT S or let us restyle them for you personally. Polnllng ond wallpo CELLARS GUARANTEED Rt. 35 (Acroat from K-Mart) HAZLET PARK ON RESTAURANT, Rte 33, Mlddletown. Y IT. YOU'LL LIKE IT" - An mna insured. Far free •itlmafes, 10-year written guarantee. ~ DOM E S f IC H fi L> ~-TFI vedovs. B ime plan to solve those debt blues Reusslfles', UBrood St. Call N.J. DIOroilo, 727-1300 perlenced. Port Monmouth area. Ca - ntervlew tor details. Call 747-9344 oi mornings, 49S0O33. 747-9339. Fur/iUrv«d Rotvmt HGUJ,« for S 10. ULOER H0M6 Sola Tiger YOUNG IDEAS ITEMS YOU NO LONGER gHAl&MOND ORGAN* NEED OR USE WILL... SimwIUl Rhythm SELL PtttyATE ENTRANCE - KliCIMMttt. ry. Bench, music ox between M p.m. D 775-9300 FAST KEAWSBURG — Ream rtr rent, service. Reasonable?. tint **. WITH A QUICK ACTJON Call 717-uu _ $5 & $10 OFF LOW-COST RED BANK — Furnished room In private DAILY REGISTER hone. Suitable for gentleman. Coll eve HALL •r «n many ceroWnotion iierm (toon. nlngs,Of weekends. S42-<4>l. AGENCY, REALTOR •S FROWN'S KEYPOP.T AREA — Mature gentleman. [•rood II. FAMILY AD Centrally located. ....JHWENTTHed TMB At* BEHIND741-7 TH5 E . AMTIQUES. 77 Shrewsbury. Red 3 LINES-5 DAYS Coll M2-• 74 Shrewsbury, 842-2760 seven-room house (three Bedrooms). . (foot of Monmouth St.}, Red Bonk LUMINUBroad St.M AWNINRed BanGk WINDOW741750S —0 malacn kShepherd — Whitse (alScotllel colorss 1150, 7 Illtena pair) ,(3 Ge5 tro 100 per month, yearly lease. RIJS5eLL COLTS NECK nth screens. 12 sections. Ideal for cnclo- IS, Spaniels 135, Basset/Beagles 135, RUAASON BORUS AGENCY, MO River Rd., Fair BUND OAK TABLE — Six matching, 741-6900 Malamule/Huskles S35, Short Hair T.r Hoven. 747-4532. REAL ESTATE Choice Acre." Mew. five-bedroom Colo- ire. Reasonable. Call 741-5254. lers 135, Tea Cup Toy Terriers 165, Wolf RED BANK — Unfurnished 3'/i-room Gar lol. Three baths. Fireplace. O»n. Two- •tri, oimtlque. Connoisseur Shopt, 19 den Aporlrnent. Heot, hot water, Jos In RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE — Four , Little Silver, Mti\t. 24-Hour Service AWN TRACTOR — 1969 Wheel Horse, plti 165, Gold & While Lassie Farm Coi- eluded: Quiet neighborhood. On busline. FOR SALE or goragt. •Walk^uf> bosement. Pick PANELING WAREHOUSE — Operated " c\)tf hydramallc lilt. Automatic trans- les 135, St. Bernards 175, Cock-A-Poos rooms and both; Suitable lor adults. No our colors. Hard to beat. sel.TOO. ET — Gretsch, four-piece. Honda by Regn's Fence Co., Rt. M, Wall Town-, isslon, 1} h.p. 1600. 229-0420. 35. Molteese/Poodles 1125, Irish Setters References. 16S Apt. No. E Branch Ave. pets. S2M per month plus utilities. Refer- Houses For Sale it bike. ences, lease and security required. Call ship. 223-1132, offers to the public mony IAPLE FURNITURE — Like new. Din- 5/175, Oochshund/Pugs 135, Police rtED BANK - Unfurnished. Greenfree •42-3797 arietles of 4x1 pre-flnlshed paneling \y g table, six choirs. Living room sofa and atchdogcg s 135, , Shaggy MnatuMiniaturee SheepSeep- Apartments. One-bedroom apartments "- I p.m. $421773. ( , JOSEPH S. LANG veyerhauser, etc., ot S3.49 per sheet rfe- lagss >250 Huge German LeonburgerLeonburgers and studio apartment available Immediat- A RETREAT vered. *o stuffed chairs. Desk with chair. Bed- $125 toi $350 Ptr Month loin St.,Molmdel 9A&-4737 BOWER DOORS Dom dressers, two. Headboard. Lamps, ely. 741-3953 for oppolplment THE BERC AGENCY For tht harried Commuter. JHtariy two (UWSON - New, neorlypct>mpt«ted,sev- ipiete. Two doors, (rack ond all nd tables. e'x3" mirror on coslers with P. O'NEILL acre* of pork-ilk* around* in tnt heart of rn-room house with view of "**r\*M£p etsary for 60" tub enclosure, iBMTELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - Us«l onler. Coll 29l-llt3. PUPPY NEWLY CONSTRUCTED -3'A-room fur Rumiofi, French Provincial styling dc •loss and heavy aluminum. n home only. Excellent condition. $124. FARM nlshed efficiency oportments. Wall-to-wol centt the many superb features of This lux steps of public dock. Mid 1M ». Call Sand- ,S. H Ighway, I Princeton, N.J. carpeting, Spanish decor. Centrally lo- ury home. Four or five bedrooms, den, of piper, 74^7215. lone 747S7&6. ILT-RITE COACH CARRIAGE - With PENNSYLVANIA — pocona Lake. New BANK LUMBER =*.S. Arriving from Ireland St. Patricks coted in Long Branch. Coll between 3-1 Eo345,274-3IW. (Formerly Hall Bros.) 3fna machines, typewriters, office equlp- 135. Coll 671-53M. ig room, arm chairs, cocktail toble. En- iween hours 1 ''t o5. $13 River Rd. 741-76(6 Fair Hoven More Classified --it. elc at bofgoln prices. New or used. luy two, gel 3rd FREE RED BANK — Luxury penthouse opart- Member Multiple Listing RACTOR — Bolens 2-wheel garden, wllh rclopedla Brltannlca 1970. Stereo, oper- IN Lucky Clover Specials enl with full view of Naveslnk River. DESK OUfCEf, 1709 Rt. 35, Oak- low, gross cutter ond dozer blade. 16 mm Ic, symphonic . 747-9066 after 6 on Next Page Hurst. 531-3990. • ROOMING, wo bedrooms, two baths, with den or Wanted to Rent ound protector and screen. Motorola Hl- m., anytime weekends. II breeds, 10% off with this od. tudyly.. Full dining roomroom-Carpetin. Carpetingi ond FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT Ctwii-AKtT BEFORE^VOU *UY - Solid I Secretory desk. Shortwave Halllcraf. HINA CLOSET — Maple dresser ond Many unodvertised Clover Specials. king Included. BODMAN ARMS MIDDLETOWN AREA — House or apart Roomy hppie ln.qulet pretty area. Big ga- Houses For Sale Jlnvl siding doesn't dent like obsolete er receiver. Assortment of llvlng/den Ingle bed, dining room set. Other items. Prospect Plaza 142-2244 APARkRTMENTST , 741-0516. menl. Three bedrooms, immediate occu meroonv carpeting, play house ond other melol siding. Coll tor tree estimate, O.W. hairs 120 boss accordion. Phone 142 72^)716. aoncy. 1150-1175 per month, option to buy extras. New listing. Hl.ttO. garr Home Improvements. 842-2053. 291. Next to Old AiP, now WEO. MALE TEACHE._.R — Agee 30,, wishes tto :oll 495-0051. *' HOLLYWOOD DAYBED IP. PET SHOP «. GROOMING SALON .hare two-bedroom furnished apartment ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ' FURNTTURE ANDAPPLIANCES 'HREE-PIECE — Itollon Provincial bed- Coll after 5 p.m. — Professional grooming. AKC puppies. with same. Phone •70-1264. BUSINESS MAN — Needs cottage or ga- ALLAIRE-FARROW Wleltare and people with credit problems, oom, while ond gold, single bed. Very 741-3314 Stud club. Pickup and delivery service rage oportment. Willing io take care of AGENCY FINE AREA iltont credit. Immediate delivery. Call iod condition. 175. 22J-72M. ivwhere. Open six days. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Suitable irounds. etc. 7391441 after * p.m. REALTORS ,,r. Grand, 373-86)1. IANO — Upright. Good playing condl- for adults. Reference, security. Apply 9-5 Brood St.. Red Bank 74I-34SC Three bedroom Ranch, plus den. IRL'S ROLLFAST — Stingray bike. Col- lon. Excellent first piano. S175. Coll 142- Iso professional grooming taught. 717- p.m.. 85 Wllllom St.. Red Bank. WE NEED — Five or six. 1-3 bedroom S Corners, Mlddletown (ffiT5UE"blNING TABLES - Made oi r magenta. Excellent condition. Phone 166 Or (42-6165. Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished Open living room and dining room •fd barn limbers. 54" round, $50; 34 17-4124 after i p.m. IACHSHUNO PUPPIES — Nine weeks.. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Twoted- Iram MS to U50 per month for Incoming HOLMDEL 13'x44'. Beautiful fireplace. High found, »100; SO" round, J12S; 7"x32 SLATE TOP POOL TABLE — Like tKC, champion sired. Inoculated. Phone room furnlshe?d apartment, utllitlos In. - wrsonnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rl. 35. t&stle, »I5O. Musi be seen to be oppre- EGINNER'S BASS GUITAR — And am- iw. Asking $325. Call after 5 p.m., 244- 64-9133. :luded. No pets. Can be seen onytlme. "Sea Mlddletown. 671-1000. $54,900 and dry large wooded lot. City lifter. Two months old. $115. Irlght. M2-5»37. ! Sled. Coast Inn, 146 Hodman PI., Red OUNG COUPLE — No children, would Custom built three-bedroom ranch. Ful sewers. Call lor appointment. pnk. 74I-4331. Call 717-2606 after 4 p.m. tKC REGISTERED — German Shepherd basement, two-car oarage. Large profes- puppies, beautiful markings. S3S-I79. Call Ike? fo rent Inexpensive cottage or car- $37,900. VtUSEMENTGAMES— BERt J IMMONS SOFA - Opens la bed. Worn Machlnery for Sale 91-4*01 after S p.m. Commercial Rentals Mage house. Wrlfe Box P-14S, The Dally sionally londscaped corner lot. CARL F tWTMING DIFFERENT FOR THE >ut usable. S20. teglster. Red Bank. ZELLERS, Realtor. 946-4443. ORIZONTAL MILLER - SZ7S. 4" pre- OY POODLE P UPPY- AKCregls- KEYPORT — Hwy 3S. Three offices In uv)itY THAT HAS "EVERYTHING." COll 142-2234 ilon lathe with 3 and 4 low chuck* ond new professional buildinbuildingg . CarpetedCarpeted , aiallr WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Lorg WEST KEANSBURG — Well kept custom VHH3K 1/5FD PIN-BALL GAMES, ', Shots, Exceillen: t dlspdlsposltlono . Mate, _. • room or building for two months for or- built ronch. Four targe bedrooms, tw INCOME FOUR PIECE SECTIONAL >er 50 colletts. 1200. 717-1431. apricot. 160 tlrm. 747-9550. conditioned and decorated. Ideal for Real built ronch. Four targe bedrooms, tw ItTeVOXES. POOL TABLE5, AND Good condition, ISO. tor. Lawyer, etc. Also five Individuals o-r ctmstro practicing group. Rent no oblect. bafhs, dljilndining room, IlivinI * g room, nic Two apartments, two large bed- [THER NOVELTY GAMES OF THE I Coll A. XO2ICKV ^EAL.ESTATe, Sro- kitchen. Gas baseboard heat. Lorge cor AME TYPES YOU SEE IN TAVERNS, Call 717-3054 • ELGIAN SHEPHERD — Mole, blacL adlolnlng offices In some building. C< rooms in each. Spacious living •1STAURANTS AND ARCADES-CON- Merchandise Wanted wllh silver, year old In November. Good trt-9027. :er, Rle 35, Eatantown, 542-2223, ner lot. On N.V. busline. Walk to grod .ULLABYE CRIB — White French Pro- ASH FOR OLO TOY TRAINS — Any with children. Needs room, free to good school. S36,900. CHATEAU REALTY room and dining room. Cozy kitch- -'•CD FOR HOME USE. ALSO FOR vincial, four-poster, mourns. Like new. home. Can tw teen ol el Slandlih Rd.. LITTLE SILVER — Office space? 26':. Real Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keonsburg POOL TABLE, A COMPLETE ,71-5436, until 6 p.m. loke or condition or will trade HO. 027,0 26'. Free parking and utilities. Ideal for en. Fine location. $32,900. -"ACCESSORIES, REPAIR AND lltle Silver. Furnished Rooms 7I7-5M4. " wide gauge. 774-3710. contractor or supplier. Coll 9 to 5 pjn., FREEHOLD — Furnished room, private tRING, SERVICING IN YOUR >7"1 SKI-OOO — 24 h.p. Iwln cylinder, AMERICAN FLYER-LIONEL TRAINS ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Two fe- 741-1200. COLTS NE^CK — Nine-room Colonial. ,wn nOME. HOME RECREATION ised only two weeks. 1750. Red'Bank males* 0 week* old. Wormed, paper entrance. One room with kitchen Four bedrooms, 2Vj baths. One acre lot. ENTER, 405 MUNROE AVE., ASBURV iuto Imports. 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. Top prices for "GOOD TO BEST" alned. To loving homes only, $fo and HOLMDEL VILLAGE — Office space Short/Long term. Coll 442-1211, OWNER SAYS, ARK. W-I4I0. S, Stondord,.0,027 oauoe. 29I-OJS6 Master bedroom IVxlV. Built-in bookcases 41-5J8*. • $25. Call 264H42 anytime. Professional or business suite, from M0 to ALPINE MANOR HOTEL — Rf. 36, High In library.. SlatSlate foyerfoyer. FireplacFireplace IIn familfamily SED — 3-hole Locust posts and roil fenc- 2000 sq. If., on RI.S20. Phone 671-4253. lands, 172-1773. Special Winter Rates room. Woll-towolll-to-wotl carpeting. Clove— r HI"I "SELL NOW!" fwo TIRES - Goodyear All Weolher. G CHERRY HARVEST TABLE ig wanted. Call OUNG COUPLE — Adopted wrong dog. TU-1? <««->?>• blackball.,3 week; old xcellent condition, S100. Sloan white jeagle birth. 2 years old, no papers, KEANSBURG — Office space avallabli Rooms with prlvote both, $35 or $40 week area. Mony extrasextras. S6S,900. Call for ap Income. Two-bedrooms, living louble hide.a bed couch, sturdy and In 741-7,111? mole. Needs room to hunt. 264-2964. professional or business use. Will olter ti ly. Rooms with sharing bath, 920 or,$2! polntment, V46-I73261732. room, dining room upstairs. Three' «f Iglnolly 171, lood condition, 175:142-1940. OLKSWAGEN TRANSMISSION — 1961 weekly. All with maid service Included. wcKLini. WHICH — Norge. Small > 1967. Also boat trailer In good condition BASSET HOUND PUPS — AKC regis- lull. 717-1100. bedrooms, living room, dining iWIMMING POOLS — FAMILY SIZED ir 14' outboard. 741-1454. tered. Top quality bloodline. OFFICE SPACE ROOM AND BOARD - Nice room. thri. Houses For Sale 1 f£lb For apartment house, coin operafsd. iBOVE GROUND ALUMINUM AND 232-2444 Excellent location, suitable for proles home cooked meals daily, 24-hour often room downstairs . 8'xt4' porch. Used three months. Asking 1115. Three EOWOOO POOLS. MUST DISPOSE OP IRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED - PAY slonal use, on main floor luxury hi-rlse tlon for Senior Clliiens. 775-5011.' Fenced yard. Call now. $24,700. magnificent wlneman living room tobies, NTIRE STOCK IMMEDIATELY. PICK ASH. BUY AS IS. ALSO LARGE BOAT IRISH SETTER — Two-yeor-old fflnole. Approximately 530 sq. ft. Centrally air ie 3' round, corner toble 3' square, and HEM UP FOR ABOUT »500. CALL JIM- ITILITY TRAILER WANTED. 7B7-6180. AKC. Show, field ond house trained. S2iO. PRIVATE ROOM " ep toble. leather tops, Provincial, mu" 257-7699. conditioned. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741 With shower. Private* entrance. Phone JUST LISTED S 1Y COLLECT (201) 73I-7OM. NAN JOHNSON 1732. we. 5275. Coll 741-7137. BUYS AND BUYS "4M04T, 9461441 before 7 p.m. LITTLE SILVER $44,900 QUALITY APARTMENT SALE — Living roo 1972 SKI-DOO — TNT, 30 h.p. Fresh out 01 :rom on entire household to a single Item, OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK — 756 sq. tt BEAUTlPUL VVIEI W OF RTVETTSNTS Four bedrooms, V/i baths ctialrs, recently upholstered. Coffee t- ht crate. 1995. Guaranteed new. Red ihtlqu* furnllure. Jewelry, silver. Imme- REAL ESTATE In excellent location. Desirable tor on' OCEAN — MMaturt e person, Sank Auto I mports. 119 E. Newman profession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and 5. REALTY ASSOC. ues. Oropteat dining room table, with ex- Iprlngs Rd. 741-5IU. Iqte cash. Top dollar. 741-5311. FOR RENT ft-uio Fireplace in living pansion seots 52. 9 X 12 rugs, runners. OFFICE SPACE - Approxlmotely 750 sq. RED BANK — Beautifully furnished room GEORGE A. DeLOHME Jnnll chlno cabinet. Secretary. Vanity. IOVING — Draperies, trlale-wldm, eight NTl&UES — Paintings, N.J. Atlas Es- Apartments ft. on Rt. 34,Matowan. Call 56*0936 for room, bath and kitchen unit. On bus line. >dd tables, mirrors, etc. Call 741-5197. nonlhs old. Stereo. TV, Baby carrloge. tates purchased and appraised. 747-2003., details. Family room REALTOR all 717-9361. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broad St RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE Suitable for woman, mvm Screened porch "CHINA, SILVER — Furniture, oriental .Shrewsbury. OFFICES FOR RENT — Two lorge rooms State Hwy 36 Leonardo tfgs, appliances ond clothes. Sun., Mar, 971 TRAVEL TRAILER — 21'. self con RIVERVIEW TOWERS and Doth. Separate entrance. Electric anc ROOM WITH BATH — Mold service. TV. Basement 1, TJ, roln dote Sun., Mor. 19, 710 Moves alned tandem. Steeps six. Perfect. S2995. heal included. Suitable for professional •35 a week. Call Wlndtonnmer, Sea Bright, 291-3232 ' ' rRd., Mlddletown. JLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china 28 Riverside Ave. Two-car garage :all 29J-3I21. glassware, orf oblects ond brlc-o-brac Overlooking the beautiful Naveslnk River. HOSPITAL BfcO" ELECTRIC STOVE — GE. Four-burne mmediote cash tor anything; and every. Spacious 1-2-3 bedroom oportments. Cen- RESIDENTIAL RED BANK — Comfort- Walking distance to GOOD CONDITION. 150. trally olr conditioned. 24 hr. doorman, In able, nice room In private home. Private lop. Oven, storage drawer. Coppertone Ihlng. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. MIDOLETOWN — Commerciaimerc l building, entrance. Mlddle-oged person. M2-3943. Little Silver Station , Coll after 5 p.mp . 717-2647 Good working order. 747-0121 otter 7 p.m. door parking, swim pool, marina, TV Approximately 1500 sq. ftt.. HHw» y 35, corner ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash paid. security, terraces. Chestnut St. Good showroom, store, shop, ROOM FOR RENT - Couple or single. •IECORD PLAYER — Radio, calsitt GARAGE SALE — Moving out ot Hate. LES DEUX &.D0N PONS, 7» River Rd Efficiencies ond professional suite avail' or office. Reasonable to right business. Use of household. Long Branch. Refer- ficorder, and pre-recorded cassette. Sot.. Sun., Mar. 11, 11, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 3! Fair Haven. 142-6257 or 741-4337. able Lease. Call •veseves . , 6-7:30 p.nu. Sot. and ences. Phone 229-OS52. w Coll 747-0360 Jackson St., Fair Haven. 10-12 noon. It HEAT STRAW — Far bedding or mulch, WANTED Contact: Mr. Link (201) 741-173] Sun. morns.. DOWSTRA GARAGE SALE — March 11 and 12, 10 tc Used Oriental Rugs FURNISHED — Newly decorated oport- KROL c per bale at the form. Minimum 35 , corner Rlverdale and Hance Avei. OFFICE FOR RENT — One stonehurs iles. Coll 944-4IO6between 111, t-7p.m. Chinese and Persian ment. Mice and clean. Adults preferred. AGENCY-REALTOR {i New Shrewsbury. Also Wall Tapestries No pets. <5 Herbert St.. Red Bank. Blvd., corner of Sclwnck Rd. (Opp. 7-11' Excellent vlsablllty from U.S. V Com 91 E. Front St. R<*d •ank SWAACKAACK ARMS ANTIQUE OAK TABLE —4 * diameter. FRIEDMAN GALLERIE merclal toning. Ideal for professional of- $26/900 [xcellent condlllan. Asking J 0. Call 542 RIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay to| WEEKLY-WEST END — Vh, furnished, fice. 950 sq. ft. Will build to suit. Excellenl Houses For Sale 741-8700 Aortlng goods., fishing tackle, guns. 199 dollar for Lionel Trolns "0" gauge. An full kitchenette, olr conditioned, terrace, parking. Coll 462-4544 or 462-7676. in St., Keaiubura, 717-6313. Open eve- age. any condition. 347-144L gs Mon.-Sat. untirtO p.m. ORGAN AND BENCH — Sllvertane. A; TWO-ROOM OFFICE — Brood St., "A Rare Find" most new. $100. t CRIB II — Table and four choirs, $2. RED BANK — Unfurnished one bedroom Shrewsbury. 1125 a month. Clean OS a pin) This ranch Is only I* Call 264-0196 after t p.m. apartment. Near Broad St. ond all trans- 747-2004 f un S vacuum, ($, baby carriage, SI, tricycle Swop or Exchange portation. Coll 741-1063. years v° g. Featuring living room, FLOOR SAFE — 2'x2'x3' high. Vole. Gooc WEST LONG BRANCH =' i>[ J three bedrooms, wall to wall carpet- condition. $75. will deliver. REFRIGERATORREFRIGEERATOR RS — Wee. Aircond*. JWGER CONSOLE SEWING MACHINi loneron . WeWeightsi . ToolsTt . Tap.-r. e recorde— r NEARLY NEW GARDEN APARTMENTS Houses for Rent ing throughout, ceramic tiled bath, _Wlth stool, !» 4' wood skis with Cubcc COIIJ91-3454 TTiri e rimsi . Pishing rod ond reel. Ols — One bedroom, total electric. Adults SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — TwOibed eat-In science kitchen wllh custom — n, »10. Men's size 9 ski boots, $5. closet. Karate books. Will trade far elec preferred. Rt. 36, '.i-block from Highlands room two-bath condominium home foi cabinets, a' corner lot ond trees ore les. 12. Child's skis, It. M2-5143. BESTLINE PRODUCTS — By the case, irldae. Local and NY buses at door. Coll GRACIOUS SPACIOUS LIVING 50% off. Larger discount for large orders. trie trains, complete set not necessary 671-5252. rent In aC countrV y club atmosphere. If om some ol mony plus features. Don'l PORTABLE TV — M5. Record cabinet Coll offer 6 p.m. 9II-O927. 195-1076. erson f.Is5°2 52 yrs. or older, you qualify at delay — coll for details. VA and FHA APARTMENT — Over professional office f350 per ma. plus electric. VAUX WIL financing available to qualified buy- M. Old phonographs, 130. Fish lank, Si BARGAIN — 15 steel tonks lor sale, 3,000 SON. Broker, t42-»400. i i flol., 130.191-2571. to 16,000 gal. capacity. In private home. Four rooms. All new ers. Coll sia-2409 PETS electric kitchen, new bath. Wall-lo-woll KEANSBURG — New six-room house,| peting. Air conditioned. Couple pro- llvlng-dlnlllvlngdlninIng-dlnlnn g area, utility room. OnOnei A new community with excellent schools, min- TYPEWRITERS AND LIVESTOCK ed. No pets: Rent 1250. 747-2102 or 747- montnth securitys« ' . References required. Call ictory renewed. Rent, option fo buy, si ALUMINUM DOORS 0634. 'alteer 7 p.mp, . 7s7-0v9l. utes away from beaches, golf, tennis and parkway. $33/000 _». All machines ouoronteedt. ~ -' H«ovy txtruded aluminum combtnatloi MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS- Tw fepolrs. 172-0317. 24-hour service. COOPERATIVE APARTMENTMENT — LeovLeov- WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — Fur- doors, slzt 37"xl1", prehung, ready to champion bred litters, ready for Eoster. Ing everylhln. In llving roc if PIANOS—ORGANS olact In optnina* oil hardware Included, Belmack Breeders. 717-1395. thl I lii room and kitchenkith . nlshed ond unfurnished. Immediate occu- Each home built for the discriminate buyer, 14j,93 each. Asking $4100. ' "oil 5(2-7447. ancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, pts of Christmas trade-ins from $75 CHIHAUHAU PUPPIES Jied orgons from 1195. Unlimited rental! WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New& ceonport Ave., Occonport. 542-3500. separate kitchen, dinette with wooded view from "Trees and Fireplaces" r AKC registered one-bedroom, furnished. Free TV. No rent lr.50 per month. Warehouse fo RED BANK LUMBER 7D7-54SI AVAILABLE APRIL 1 — Hailet Twp. mboll, Wurlltter, Yamaha, Conn an( 9 Wall St. Red Bank 741-5500 lease. Move In today. NAUTILUS Four large bedrooms, two baths, finished large bay window, quarry stone entry hall, wall to are Your Bag... lettering. Over ISO units In stock I'TRUCK CAMPER —Sleeps four LABRAOOR RETRIEVER PUPS — AKC APARTMENTS, Sea Bright. 842-0505. cellar with bar. Washer, dryer. Dead end BEHOLD MUSIC CENTER, 12 Throck registered. Four yellows, three blocks wall fireplace, formafdining room, large living room, Stove, Ice box, (750. THREE ATTIC ROOMS — All utilities street. Many acres. S3S0. IVi month's You must see this ctiormlna Cape " St., 462-4730. Call 391-9J2* Males and females. Champion bloodline Ir security. Call Wednesday 741-1400 days. Held ond show. Phone 229-6416. supplied. Adults preferred. 914 Second St., 4 & 5 bedrooms plus additional all purpose mother- Cod — featuring 20' living room with PEWRITERS, ADDING machines. AllELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER - Union Beach. 26/5029. 741-7075 evenings. flreploce, formal dining room, eat-In Ml new ar useet. Guaranteed Low asAll attachments, 135. Gullstan carpet, WIRIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIPUPPIEES TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Partly in-law room, separate laundry room, 2V4 baths, 2 kitchen, three spacious bedrooms, . Serpica's, 101 Monmauth St. Neit lo light green sculptured, 9x15, ISO. Koovei AKAKCC, eighihtt wweekk old malel s furnished. Heot, water supplied. Private Apartments hot water heal, fenced In yord, front Her. 747-0415. canister vacuum cleaner, all attachments, "S91-I99S91-I S entrance. Suitable for couple with child. car garage and full basement. ond rear porches. All this on an over- 125. 462-1504. AKC TINY TOY POODLES — Five v»eel No pets. One month's security required. sized lot, tool! Call for details: VA ANTASTIC CLEARANCE SALE — A 1170 monthly. Phone 229-0959 anytime. and FHA financing available to quali- Irtites In stock, none higher than $15 FURNITURE - Bedroom set. rattan sel old. Three adorable silver males. Chom ISA TEASTER BOUTIQUE, 771 Rlvei endfabtes, dropleaf mahogany dinln plan breed. Please toll 747-3976. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Ultra modern fied buyers. d.. Fair Haven. 142-1073. room set. Odds ond ends. Coll after TWO MALE PEKINGESE apartment. Three rooms. Wall-to-wall 0N[ 100K IS WORTH MORE 1HAU WORDS TUOENT DESK — Walnut, 4-drowe p.m., 717-0151. SI30 , corpetlng, air conditioned. Utilities fur- GREEN GROVE \ Call after S p.m. SPINET PIANO - Almost new, 1375. Dl 747-1350 nished. Available immediately. 291-0213 or 7*7-2744 nette set, four chairs, table, $50. Call otte SIBERIAN HUSKY — 3 months old, po 7417914. Your choice of models available for immediate oc- $34,990 'POOL FILTER — Goad condl- 4 p^^175062 per trained, mole. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - 3 Mor 842-5034. rious Lane, Sea Bright, on oceantront. APARTMENTS cupancy from $58,900. "Brand Spankin New" »A1so aluminum won to fit 11x41 HOSPITAL BED Private beach. All year rental. 560-8899. ,9. Smoll doghouse, well mode, With mottrcss. $35. FREE PUPPIES Apartment can be seen on Sun. after 1. Haiitt. First time offered this 8-room Ml 7S7-3U1. " 7I7-453J To good home. p.m. Custom Ranch on Vi acre treed lot 'CHROME DINETTE SET 671-9211 Efficiency featuring living room, formal dining Formlco top, four chairs, $25. USED RAILROAD TIES I'/i ROOMS — Unfurnished, light house -room, three lorge bedrooms, two full REGISTERED DACHSHUND PUPS keeping. Quiet, mature business person baths, ultra modern science kitchen, Phonei Jfl-91« Will deliver. 314-4*00 or 314 4194. Two females Good location. Belore 6, 747-2563. One-bedroom CAMPER - •'. Del Rey. l«70. Like new. S7O-2477 panelled family room plus utility mud FIREWOOD Fully contained. Fits holt-ton pickup. Musi FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — 153 two-bedroom room and much more. Coll for sell. 11.600or best oner. 7a74>06. ST. BERNARD PUPPIES - AKC. E Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, (In back) details. JVMnlmym 10% down to all HjJYsod chips, tree work. 741-3919 EASTERN WOODS GIBSON HOLLOW BODY GUITAR ceilent bone ond markingsnas,, theavily chom- Furnished or unfurnished. Phone 741-2971. qualified buyers. : SAL6 — should be sgnVethin ilxilrlng double plrhup. 1175. FENDED plontrt pedigree. Phnn> -SI-3fll-iW?.1 wtbl END — 2Vi furnished, lull kitch- 9^GreengrotfeAvev Key- , -.Jtyone. Antique lolly dlsK, clocks JUPER Reverb omp. excellent condition, FRfeE TO GOOD HOME — Mlxed"coTiIe enette, air conditioned, terrace, S14S to port. Managers Office. . Weed*Road-off PwMr Bond • Wt»t long Branch , IR. and ship's lantern, navy boot com 1175.142-1956 offer 6 p.m. female puppy, mild mannered, very 1200. 222-8233 or 741-7748. Tit ond anchor, electric heater, tobli gentle. Coll H42.6191. Apartment 34. Call 264- . Steel shelving, chest of drawers, 'A FIREPLACE SCREEN — And fire se LONG BRANCH — Oceonlronl.'FurnishTd 229-9095 741-1200 S.J. KROL ,ier tubing, e" steel beams ond more 115, tour old school desks and benches, BASSET HOUND PUPS — Adorable. ;our rooms and bath. Heat.' water sup- 1846. I)-057J after 6 p.m. or all day Sat. am set. 16 mm 100' rolls color films. 14. AKC. Champion sired. Excellent family plied. Until June 15. No pets. 229-1553. REALTOR each. Call 471-4096. petpet . « DIRECTIONS '''Hopplness Is a warm puppy." 222-2444- Two blocks east Rt. 361 Hwy 35 & Laurel Ave. ATT BORROW YOUR WAY TO SLIM FRUITWOOD SOFA — And French Pn FOUR ROOMS — Modern bath. Heat ond Monmouth Road (South) to first street past (Turner Nursery) vinclol end tables, excellent condltloi hot water supplied. Malowan. iand Middle Rd. Holmdel, N.J. •SS — Borrow vibratory belt, exerciser TOY POODLES - Cute oprlcot females, Phone 566-7230 after 6:30 p.m. Parker Road, turn right, continue to end and sign Eastern issager, all top quality exercise equii Living room ond dining room drapes. Oc five weeks old, AKC, reasonable. 671-4616 |e~nt al* reasonable rates from All Puichoirs. Call after 5 p.m., 6710331. Call 787-6546 Woods. rfte Rental Center, 111 Newman Sprinc SOFA — $50, two chairs, $40. Occaslonc MINIATURE PINSCHERS — Champion Houses For Sale Houses For Sale 1, Shrewsbury. 741-0040, Chairs, $35. Two desks, two chairs, S3! bloodline puppies. Also stud service. i mower, rtding, 22' Simplicity, Wo Sconces, 15 pr. (42-9413. 542-4837 BICYCLE - Raleigh 10-speed. _-» metal double pedestal, six drawer. 150 tlrm. DOG OBEDIENCE — Choose one of pit, fame except with retractable typi KAY-9 COLLEGE'S 13 weekly classes. All Call between 47 p.m. 741-0903. breeds. Long Branch or Lakewood. 229- I t Cabinet, metal. DUNCAN PHYFE COPIES - Cofte »U, 30*7412. ' ~- cleaner. Klrby, complete set table, S30, two end tables. 135 each. Co mfs. 717-9320 olter 3 p.m. neter mahogany center pedest AKC LABRADOR PUPS — Sire lends to 71". 9-PIEC6 DINING ROOM SET — Blom and dom fabulous retrievers. ,jfted chandelier for gamerooi In very aood condition. !6S. Phone 26, Only (our left. 842-1593. fought Iron, moke oiler. 1391. COLOR TV — Uagnavox console, 31' STERLING THOMPSON ASSOCIATES GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 11*1 after 6 p.m. cherry wood cabinet. Like new. Phon AKC. Shots and wormed. 4951306. C IB RINGS — Three lady's, plo GRAVELY 7.6 - Wllh 4011 mower. ^] Realtor Ing band, engagement and di 70" LOCKE MOWER COLLIE — Female. AKC. One vear~of(T Call 741(365 after 4 p.m. Very aentle. Housebroken. Good wllh I TWIN MATTRESSES - Tw children. Call 737-4454. Member of 3 Multiple Listing Services 7',." SKILL SAW — BB, heavy duf rlnos. Two bedsprlngs. Con Sears.reversible Vi" drill, varlob AKC MINI POODLES verted condition. WASHIN speeds. Sears heavy duty Router and S] Eight weeks. Block. »75. .two-speed Filter-Flow, »< worth of accessories. All In new cond Coll 787-7351 4 Office Locations f ORYER. 110/210 Volts, 135 tlon. Also 15x15 Bigelow rug, ovocadc «ATOR, 1972 double door, cos Originally 1395, asking SS5. Good condi GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER OF •/HOMES«//-' QFrWOUESff »lll Sell for S90. POLAROI tlon. Coll 142-2272. DOGS - Cash for purebred Utters. KAY-9 A Staff of 43 to serve you • ^.JIERA, with all attachments, COLLEGE, 229BW3. {WASHER, 1972 GE. under-lhe 40' MAGNESIUM LADDER — $11. ... BOX~STALr"FOR RENT — Full boorS osl new, S1O9, will sell for $115. tors, $3. 1' workbench, wllh wood vlsi riding ring, trails, etc. Private farm. 946- tofiw- 17 far Infprmatlon. $25. Snowblower, 2'.i h.p., excellent, $5 1994. Wooden window, 32" X 38" standard, Sti SPLASH IN SPRING mr=7*[— Fischer 200 centimeters, ne7 HO trolns, four engines, extra cars a. IKISH SETTER PUPS AN EXTRA FLOOR , oudrbnteed. Head SL. 195 centime track, $40. Pink bathroom link, wllh fo AKC. Females, a weeks. in the new in-ground pool with a fun slide and diving board sur- , Snort skis. Boots sue II. Coll 142 eel, $12. 7>7-829l. is to be found in this 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath bi-level with a full base- Before 10 p.m. Call 4429581 oiler 1:30 p.m. rounded by a protective cyclone fence. This 4 or 5 bedroom, 2Vi _ARAGE 5AH'~SaTrM"archTl79 lo HUNTER HORSE — Eight yeors old. 15.3 ment in addition to finished lower level. This spotless home located bath Splil Level located in Lincroft has charm and comfort. A split uNBO FIREWOOD - Locust area noon. Good toys, tools, G.E. refrigerator hands. Cheslnut. Jumps 4'. Call 259-293B per cor* delivered. US station wogor outdoor furniture, books, riding apparel otter 3:30 p.m. in Manalapan is on a wooded lot with a brook in the rear. Central rail fence around the entire property adds to privacy. Cool central cookingware. Something tor everyone. SCOTTIE FEMALE PUP — Sev airconditioning is only one of many extras. Asking $40,500. Call us air conditioning just one of many extras. Asking $48,900. Call 747- Heron Rd., Oak Hill, Mladlllown. monlhs. All shots. With papers. Owners at 946-4466 today for an appointment. 5.iffif KIC ItANOE' - Portable dog run H^"uTEHbTb~SArE~-^Totrre'srd7 mos. old. Excellent pedigree. Dryer $T0. kitchen link, M^elc^ _ Reasonable offer. 767-1370. OVER TWO ACRES awaits the new owner of this spacious 5 bedroom. 2Vi bath Colo- GARAGE SALE - sJnDoy, Morch 12, Si AM E5 E "i<.'lf f E^NS""— eiphTweei sT L If" I nial located in Littlo Silver, Individually room controlled olectric a.m.-6 p.m. 560 Sherman Ave., Beiron ler trained. Male and femute. $20. 6/7-0~*O7| surround this 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath Colonial located In Colts Nock. Rug remmonts. Miscellaneous Hems. (O atter'5 p.m. Everything is oversized including two car garage. Game room can heating and an antique brick fireplace in den adds to comlort. On a Casf Rd.) GET THE KIDSA DOG bo used as 5th bedroom. A rear porch and patio makes relaxing professionally landscaped lot with many fino oltl trees this mint om, ondnew kitchen. Tr*e* galore. AGENCY, REALTOR doors family. with rolsad llrtclaca. dlntoo room, pan- division possibilities. Ab- •ltd don. thro* loroo btdroomm. woft-fo- HILLSIDE RANCH 733 Rlvjr Rcf. Fair Haven sentee owner asking $59,900. woll carpatlns. twoboiM. SB tannwnt. "ALLAI RE-FARROW Coll for appointment II you "dar* to be $76,000 Dro«ll dlflerent/Miettchen ho* «cecrtlonol cabl- ELLEN S. " Z6JL- REAU•*».¥' & ntts, beamed celling, pogwa floor, flre- FAIR HAVEN JOHN F. ANDERSON Brood St., Red Bank 7413450 pbice with raised hearthondboy window. -4200 i Corncri, NUddlttown 67I-2JW FREEDOAA NEAR RIVER AGENCY Custom lectures throughout. Four bed- To romp, space to breathe, and trees to Older home with possi- LAROE SI-LEVEL - Four Mdroomi, RUMSON AND MILES rooirn, N'aqnx room, »' dtn. Workshop HAZELTON Hostlers RE0 BANK and wm cellar. 50' deck. Fontaine vltw love. Gracious Center hall ranch has love- Th.rmoeon* windows. morMt window- 6M Rlvor Rd-, Fair Havtn 741-447 •UNO — Multiple Listings. SenSi d for ly living room with fireplace, full dinini bilities. Living room, formal "' l9'wSS2r •" " » tree catalog of modest homes, terms, pa- tram oil rooms. room, dlne-in kitchen, 30' X 17' ponelet Realtor dining room, kitchen, three HOUSE AND SIDE LOT — Four lotla I .....Rumto. n estates. , waterfronts,, iocre- family room with fireplace, iwo screened 842-3200 rooms, large kitchen and living room, lto oati,, lotslets, buslrwbusinesus opportunlllfstunnies. RUSSELL AA. BORUS torches, four bedrooms, three boths. and bedrooms and den. Needs — SBtTHIJ lov*fy ronch on East baths, recreation room, basement and In - REALTORS oarage. 250' frontoge. Offered ot MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE sprucing up, but has rentable Sunwt Avt... Rid tankta . Two large bed- RAY STILLMAN < MM River Rd.. Fair Haven Wt.500. West River Road Rumson cottage in rear. Very con- room*, flfulll btbowrwtff M» kiicJwn, din- 747-4533. Ing area. IIVIIM room. losing coils. Realtor venient to excellent schools, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.HLANDS.— Three »•* "Our J4M1 Yoaf RED BANK — J24.000, By owner. Two- NOAH'S ARK ri ft, oiyj. rooms, woll-lo-wolwolll corpellngll ; 'flreplaoe, * ry frome. Corner property, completely There's oceans of space in this shipshape Houses For Sale Houses For Sale shopping and transportation. ItlHmr.M Shrewsbury . <*S-ln. Two drives. Three bedrooms. Colonial. There are tour bedrooms and Call now. . . T~«ANYF~rit«£Y», OR JUST OUT- two baths, living room, dining room, larae three baths. 33' living room has fireplace. GROWING YOUR HOME? — Call or Paneled d*n. Formal dining room, and de- UP? write tor your compllmtnlory copy ol Ap- luxe) kitchen are also on a large-family COLTS NECK COLONIAL Houses For Sale Houses For Sole pltBrootc't monthly Homes for Living scale. Lots of closets, and even room for WAY NEW LISTINGS noaazlnt. Offers pictures, prices, de- RUMSON — One-tomlly from estote. One expansion I One of a kind at 157,000. 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COLONIAL-10 MONTHS NEW WHAT A DIFFERENCE Four bedrooms, formal dining room, basement, and two- Call us to see this three-hedroom home - choice Shrews- car garage. Contral air conditioning. Carpeting and many bury location, oversized lot, wonderful Florida room, rede- extras. Fireplaced don. Conveniently located for shop- signed entrance level! Asking $52,900. ping, schools, and transportation, Listed at $45,900. MIDDLETOWN RANCH STRETCH OUT Three bedrooms, dining room, full basement, and garago. in the A or 5 bodroom. 2'/2-bath Little Silver homo. Log- This homo is in the best of condition, ready to movo in. All burning fireplace, 13' dining room, eat-In kitchen, family utilities, including city sowers. Near bus transportation room, basement, two-car garage and delightful porch. THE and schools. Asklny S38.I5OO. Great yard fdr children. Just listed at $44,900, QUAINT ENGLISH COTTAGE 5-BEDROOM COLONIAL Lovely sotting among tall shade trees. This threa-bed- Nestled in the horse country of Colts Neck is this charm- room homo is ideally located for serenity and quiet living. ing home just 2V4 years old. Fireplace in living room, for- AGENCY MAKES IT HAPPEN-FASTER! 16' x 18' family room with Franklin stove. Glass-enclosed mal dining room, custom kitchen and basement. Offered 1O'x16" porch, palio, and basement. Socond floor bed- at $68,900. room with skylight windows. An urtisl's dolight! Listed a! $32,900. ENGLISH TUDOR • #39,500 FOUR BEDROOM RANCH Most attractive home In excollant condition. Woodburning In Middlefown. Nino ynrtrs youn(j. In nxcollnnt condition'. fireplace In living room, elegant dining room, modem Attached garago, Fnncod in yard. City snwors. Nlcoly kitchen, three bedrooms, basement and two-car garago. Middlatewn, N.J. Matawan, N.J. Rumson, N.J. landscaped with tall shade trees. Extras! Asking $32,000. Call us today. 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Rivers HWY 35 MIDDLETOWN (201)671-2300 (201)566-7600 842-2900 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY 671-3311 741 5212 LEOAL NOTICE LfiOAL HOTICE 28 IB. K/72 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Btt Kcwe For Sale Housw For Sal* RUMSON theirooen!*) If they de THE PERG AGENCY WATERFRONT L. flM^urchMlna Agent, for those pro- Designed to delight cvrtflMnri within his cutttority, and This Ordinance stroll be known ond REALTORS Onp woter iSlkMo** logoon, Ov«r on tht Mayor and Township Committee may t>* cited at the "Township of acre ot thadtd. rolling grounds. Talk *hoH hove the authority ID reieel oil Holmdel Organization Ordinance. A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. about clean — this home sparkl*s! Four- bids, parti of oil bids, or alf bids for 1-2 Definitions: bedroom Colonial, center foyer. 2Vi bami. any one (1) or more supplies or con- For the purpose of tW* ordinance, •*- j $32,900 two fireplaces, two dens, carpeting. 40' •„ troctual services included in the pro- cept as me context may otherwise re- screened porch, full dry basement. Two- ' posed procurement, when the public quire, the following terms sholl hove car gorage. Step up lo elegance. Real vai- " Interest will bt served best. _fl - " owi' Older Colonial nFJ«F*— SECTION VIM VOIDABLE CONTRACTS fled to, where the t-omt are appli- Large Family Wanted A. Any purchase order or contract with- cable, ftte Constitutions of the United TED in tht purview of this Ordinance in Stoles ot America and the State ot Make everyone In the family happy. See this huge six-bed- which any officer or employee of the New Jersey, the United States Code, room home with two baths, extra big kitchen, formal dining Township Is financially Interested, the New Jersey Statutes, Resolutions directly or indirectly, shall be void of the Township Committee at tht Committee on or about room, llvlno room, den, full basement, two-car garage, and the person or persons shall be Township of Holmdel, and rules and the budget year fenced-ln yard. 100x100 property. Many extras. HALL subject to the Code ot Ethics Ordl- regulations of administrative t d nonce and other applicable taws. agencies of the Township of Holm- ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS AGENCYENCY, REALTOREAL! R B. The Purchasing Agent and every offi- del. cer and employee of th* Township B. ORDINANCE - Shall mean any and 733 River Rd. . _Fpir Haven art expressly prohibited from ac- all ordinances of the Township of $34,900 cepting, directly or Indirectly from Holmdel. any person, company, firm or corpo- C. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE - Sholl aSctoTtheotflcirs who re- Custom Ranch M-4286' ration to which any purchase order mean the governing body of the celve such revenue ond with the or contract is, or might be awarded, Township otHolmdet. odvlce of the Auditor, shall pre^ NO PINCHING!! ony rebate, gift, money, or anything D. DEPARTMENT OR OFFICE — Shall pore oil estimates of rtv^yes V2 Acre That's rlghtl No space or price pinch with of value whatsoever, except where meon on organirational unit of the anticipated lor tht support of spacious four-bedroom home In Little Sil- given for the use and benefit of the muntcipal government established or eoch annual buda*.. ' Better than new. Big and classy! Three huge bedrooms, ver. For M4.M0. this Is well-worth your Township ond publicly accepted for designated by, or pursuant to, this (7) Budoet operation. The Treasurer formal dining room, living room with fireplace, eat-In nspectlon. Includes 2Va baths, paneled TV such purpose PY the Township Com- Organizational Code, 1972, as a de- KSn»upervlw tht overall od kitchen, tiled bath, full basement. room, plus children's playroom. Fire- mittee. portment or office. ministration of the budget in ac ploce. Screened-ln porch. . . and we even SECTION IX E. MUNICIPALITY — Shall mean the cordanct wilh the guidelines ev Daily 9-9 ALL BUYERS EASYSaturda TERMyS and Sunday 10-7 skipped a baths, fireplace, paneled game 0974. ance of their functions. tracts Law, or 12 o'clock noon or during the first 7 room. Mint condition. All this, plus Tlow D. Upon their Inclusion in the Operating (?) ExchangEh e o r "trade In" the uunn- days of January, al which time It will S? o mo o"llV of lh.Townit.lp Com- Realtors erlng trees and shrubs, Is ottered a or Capitol Improvement budgets, es- needftd Items In the poceprocess sof elect a Mayor from among Its number. mute* at each onnuol meeting. Each BROOK AGENCY 102 W. Front St. Commercial Property timated requirements for contractual purchasinhi g new, like or replacerepla - The Township Committee shall also member ol the Township Committee Ann* E. McCully, Realtor ENGLISH TUDOR FAm HftvEM LIGHT INDUSTRIAL — Improved. services and supplies shall be ment Items. SOIM under 1hls Sec- elect one of their number as Vice- shall be chairman of ot least one IU W First Ave. Atlantic Highlands Red Bank Shrewsbury. Principal or any agent. deemed to be valid requirements: So tion shall be made to the highes* chairman of the Committee. Township department. Duties o! a De- 29M717 741-2240 Snug as a bug, this unusual home has fou Coll 747-3(04 long as there are unencumbered responsible bidder. A record ot 2-3 Duties of the Mayor: parlmenF chairman shall be to: lovely bedrooms, l'/i baths. Convenient to funds available In the specific budget each sal* shall be made and A. Preside at all meetings of the Town- A Supervls« the actions and services 01 schools and shopping. Won't last long at account to pay tor them, these ser- placed on file. ship Committee. his deportment and/or be In llolion FAIR HAVEN SOLID VALUE 130,000. Real Estate Wanted vices and supplies require no further SECTION X with till department and Ihe Town- All brick ranch In friendly neighborhood validation In that budget year. B. Appoint advisory committees to WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR FINANCIAL CONTROL study ond make recommendations to C Cloit to Naves Ink River. "Ideal for boot Hoi three bedrooms, l'/i baths, den and WATERBURY In any condition. SECTION VI A, The estimated totoJ values of con- the Township Committee. B. S)f..t ?S!odlc"ly with the Admlnls- man." Custom built frame) residence In large flame room. Full basement. Two-tor Phone 257-7828 EMERGENCY PROCUREMENT tractual services and supplies for op- C. Appoint advisory committees and or trator and/or deportment head or the Ideal neighborhood. Two baths. Den.jjarape. Heated porch. Can't be beat at Al Notwithstanding other provisions of eration of each department of the members to certain boards ana! com- Fireplace. Screened porch. Paneled game 0 ' ' RAY AGENCY LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES— In this Ordinance, there may, from time municipal government far the en- missions, as permitted or required C. Report regularly on the activities / room. Patio adjoining In-ground swim- Realtor — 47 Years of Service — Insurer " onsbura-Mlddletown-Hailet-Holmdel. to time, arise emergency situations suing year appear In the Annual Op- by law. his department 10 tht Township Com- ming pool. "Vacant." Ideal for young ex- 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bonk wherein unforseen requirements erating Budget as approved by the D. Appoint personnel to represent the mittee. ecullv* or retired family. Must see to ap- E SMOLKO AGENCY. 787-0123. arise "vhlch, 11 not Immediately satst- Township Committee. Pertinent ex- municipality on state, county, ond re- preciate. Atklng Ut.SOO. fied. may adversely affect the health, tracts of the budget are provided to D Perform any other actions or ser- VAN HORN A FAIR HAVEN LEGAL NOTICE welfare, safety, or convenience of Department Heads by the Treasurer ilonal boards, committees, author- vices related to the position ot a De- Con be yours In this seven-year old home fties, or commissions when requested partment Chairman or as directed by AGENCY — REALTORS AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH the citizens. In such Instances, pur- at aids for th* controlling of obliga- to do so by the county or the state or '•• JOSEPH S. LANG Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. with central air. Center hall plan with PROCUREMENT POLICIES chases may be made as follows: tions and expenditures. a ma|orlty of the Township Com- family room off kitchen, fireplace, eat-In (1) By the Purchasing Agent: The when the best Interest* of the munlcl- mittee. REALTOR 747-4100 kitchen, 2Vi baths, basement. Fenced play AND PROCEDURES IN B, it shall be the responsibility of De- "/wil/ willl be server!! bby partiparticipatiocipation 3-2 Departments Established: Main St. 946-4337 Halmdel yard. Near pelerftcr t condition Inside and THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL. Aotnt shall secure, ay optn mnr- partment Ittod* 1ii usceiluln wltether witwthh other municipalimunicipalitietiess In rregionegionaal 804 River Rd. Fair Havei COUNTY OH MOWMOUTH ket procedure, as herein set there ffiit bd There shall be 1he following depart- CIRCA 1836 out. Asking S57, ' Early possession pos ,:AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. . forth, at the lowest obtainable mere ore sufficient unencumbered undertakingsdtki . SucShh appointmenti tt s i MONAAOUTH BEACH lb,5Htd funds In Ihe appropriate budget ac- sholl be with the advice and consent A The Department of Administration AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICAN irlce, any supplies or con- counts to pay for proposed con of the Township Committee unless ;' Another old lummer mansion. 145,000. COLONIAL WHEREAS, The Township Committee fractual services, the amount of tractuol services or supplies prior to otherwise provided by law. and Finances Includes: BEAUTIFULLY RESTOREO of the Township of Holmdel recognizes Its the expenditures not to exceed Initiation of requisitions therefor. (1) Administrator and his assistants Smaller homt, A-l condition, nice proper- TWO FIREPLACES responsibility to regufale the expenditure five hundred dollars (1500,/. E. Issue proclamations. ty. 125.000. With the approval ot his Department F. Serve os the municipality's chict.offi- (2) Build.no Inspector WIDE FLOOR BOARDS if public funds In a manner that assures; <2) By the Department Head, in the Choir mart, a Department Head may cial at meetings and ceremonies. BIG SCREENED PORCH COZENS A. Continuous awareness and control of absence of the Purchasing Agent, request off the Treasurer a transfer of (3) industrial Development Com- Nice Colonial, four-bedroom plus Income THREE BEDROOMS G. Execute contracts, agreements, and oportment, plus possible building tot, Agency-Realtor commitments and expenditures; or with his consent, the need of funds within Its detailed appropria- other legal documents following au- mittee I'll BATHS (Formerly Hall Bros.) B. The economies Inherent In a system any using agency may purchase tion of line Items In order to fulfill an S62.16O directly any supplies whose Im- thorization by the Township Com- (4) Planning Board 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven of centralized procurement; unforeseen em?rgency. mittee, (5) Tax Assessor and his flsslstqnts Member Multiple Listing C. The fixing of responsibility for pro- mediate procurement Is essential C. The Treasurer, as soon as Is prac ALLAIRE-FARROW curements and expenditures; to prevent deloys In the work of H, Serve as a member ex otficio on cer- (6) Tax Collector and his assistants HICKEY AGENCY tlcable, shall establish ond operate a tain statutory boards and commis- (7) Township Attorney Realtor AGENCY D. Award of contracts to the lowest re- the using agency which moy vi- system of encumbrance reservation REALTORS A REAL CHARMER sponsible bidders after open, com- tally affect the life, health, wel- sions. (8) Township Auditor 37 Beach Rd. Monmoulh Beach fare or convenience of citizens; for the purpose of determining, for I, Exercise every othtr power usually (9) Township Clerk and his assls- Call 222-4017 anytime Broad St., Red Bank 74I'345O petitive bidding as required by low; each line Item appropriation, trie to- J Corners, Mlddletown o71-2590 Little Silver. Looking for a home In NOW, THEREFORE BE IT OR- the amount not to cxceid two tal appropriation, the amount en exercised by Township Mayors or (10) Treasurer and his assistants "move In" condition? This is It! Living DAINED BY THE Township Committee hundred dollars (1200.). cumbered by outstanding unpaid conferred upon him by law and for- (11) Zoning Board of Adjustment !<•• LINCROFT room, rtinlng room, den, ent-ln kltrhen, of the Township of Holmdel, County of In each Instance of emergency pro- bills, vouchers, work orders, con- mal action by the Township Com- (12) Zoning Officer COLTS NECK master bedroom plus two more. Large en- Monmouth. Stale of New Jersey, as fol- curement In excess of (50., a full re- tracts ond purchase orders, and the mittee. B. The Department ot Public Safety ln- closed porch for summer fun. Call us. lows: port of the circumstances causing the residual unencumbered by out-2-4 Duties of the vice-chairman: (1) Chief of Polled and oil Police De- $37,900 New five-bedroom, Z'/i-bath custom colo- Happy to show you. emergency determination and setting In the absence of the Mayor, he having nial on wooded lot. Paneled family room SECTION I standing unpaid bills, couchers, work portment Personnel Thne-bedroom split. Central air. Fom. . TITLE forth the purchasing experience orders, contracts and purchase or- informed the Township Committee of (2) Court Clerk room. Florida room. On '/i-acre. Wolk to with fireplace, beamed celling, built-in CAMASSA AGENCY shall be filed with the Purchasing ders, and the residual unencumbered his expected absence and the duration shopping and church. bookcases, pegged oak floor. Two-zone This Ordinance shall be known and may Agent and reported at the next public thereof, or In the event the Mayor Is In- 0) Director of civil Defense and heat and air conditioning. Located In ex Realtor-MLS be cited as the "Township of Holmdel meeting of the Township Committee. amount ol appropriation. He shal) capacltotad from performing his Disaster Control EDWARD A. HANLON ccpUanally lovely area. Procurement Ordinance." If the procurement Is to be mode by keep Deportment Heads Informed os duties, the Vice-chairman sholi have (4) Municipal Magistrate 741-6336 SECTION'tl to the encumbered status of their re- (5) Violations Clerk REALTOR a Department Head, he shall first ob- spective budget appropriations. all of the powers ond duties of the 150 Broad St,.. . Shrewibury J. D. ROCHE 4 Parker Ave. Little Silver DEFINITIONS tain verbal agreement of the Depart- Chairman and shall serve and be (6) volunteer Fire Companies Rt 34 442-2741 Colts Ned For the purposes of this Ordinance the ment Chairman or. In his absence, D, The Treasurer shall establish and op- known as the Acting Mayor of the (7) volunteer First Aid Squads 842-0110 RUMSON jllowlng words, phrases and terms and the Mayor, that an emergency exists erate procedures for the processing Township. C. The Department of Public Works In* NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial, fou S5v,»00 their derivations shall have tht meaning and emergency procurement Is nec- bedrooms, V/i baths, kitchen, dining. given herein: ' and payment,ot bills, vouchers, work -5 Meetings of the Township Committee: eludes: RUMSON — Partly wooded 1.1 acres onroom. living room 13x24 with tlreplace, A red brick llreploce, screened porch wllh essary. He shall send to the Purchas- orders, contracts and claims against) A. Regular meetings. The Township (1) Conservation Cgmmlsjlon quiet, almost prlvote street. Ad|acent den, screened porch, basement.' V* acre. complete prlvocy. potlo oil o 24' den, ond A. Township. — The Township of Holm- ing Agent a completed requisition, a the Township, as provided by law. Committee shall determine and an- (2) Deportment of Streets ond Roods honui on lVi to 7 acres. Sewers already 146,900. No realtors. 542-7613 oil day week- beoutltul plantings all add to the great del. copy of the delivery record, and • The Purchasing Agent and Deport- nounce at Its reorganization meeting (3) Public Buddings and Ground* In. Assessed 120,800. Asking 123,000. Must ends, after 4 p.m. weekdays. chorm ot this three-bedroom, two-boih B. Mayor and Township Committee. — full report of the circumstances os ment Heads-shall provide the Trea In January the places, times, ana (4) Public Utilities sell. M2-2»l». split In Old Form Village. See this bright The Mayor and Township Committee described In subparagraph B above. surer such documentation os he moy dates of regular monthly public (5) Holmdel Township Sewer and cneerv home today. In their capacity as the Governing The Purchasing Agent shall pre- require to support the legality or meetings. The Committee moy, by Utility System SHREWSBURY — Coty two-bedroom BEAUTIFUL — 12-room house tor execu- Body of the Township of Holmdel. scribe the procedure under which validity of such claims. resolution, dispense with or change (6) Shade Tree Committee home. LMng room, dining room, recrea- tive with enough acreage to keep horses. 3 HICKEY AGENCY C. Deportment Chairman. — The Town- emergency purchases by Department SECTION XI the date of a regularly scheduled (7) Township Engineer tion room. U3.5OO. COM 747-0037. miles from race track. 741-0041. Realtor1 ship Committee man elected by ma- Heads may be made. REPEAL OF meeting. When the time for any regu- D. The Department of Health and Wel- 37 Beach Rd. Monmoulh Beach jority vote ot The Governing Body fo INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES lar meeting falls on a legal holiday fare Includes: Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Coll 227-4087 anytime exercise administrative control, on SECTION VII All ordinances or parts of ordinances or - os prescribed by law, such meeting (1) Board of Health behalf oftfhe Governing Body, of one PURCHASE CONTROL amendments to ordinances of the Town- shall be held at the same place and (!) Director of Welfare "TfEWMLISTING -RUMSON or more departments, offices, or . All purchases of contractual services ship ot Holmdef heretofore adopted, the same hour on some other day as (3, Health Officer/Sanitary Irv Unlove 3-4-bedroom ranch. Three deluxe agencies of the municipal govern- or supplies, except as otherwise pro- which or* Inconsistent with the provisions established by resolution of the Com >-. speptor baths. 27 x 16 living room, sunny Florida ment- , -<" vided herein, shall be made by theOf this ordinance are hereby repealed. mlftee. (4) pfumbing Inspector room with Thermopane windows and slid- (5) Registrar of Vital Statistics ing doors leading, out to l'/i acres beau- D. Department Head: — The legally Purchasing Agent pursuant to o writ- SECTION XII B. Special meetings, The presiding offi- elected or appointed supervisor of a ten requisition from a Department SEVERABILITY (6) Township Medical Officer tifully landscapea property. 20 x 40 heated functional element of the municipal Head In such form and detail and at cer of the Committee may call spe- E. The Department of Recreation In- Sylvan pool. Call us now before it's too If any section, subsection, paragraph, clal meetings thereof, when. In hts cludes: tate. Asking *71,500. government, Including separate of- such time as the Purchasing Agent -jnlence, clause, or phrase m this ordi- opinion necessary or expedient; and fices, departments, boards, agencies, shall prescribe. nance If for any reason held to be uncon upon the written request of one- (1) Board of Recreation Commis- RUSSELL M. BORUS commissions, and committees. , All purchases of, and contracts for, stitutfonol or invalid, such decision shall fourth or the total membership of the sioners and their ernployees E. Purchasing Agent. — The Township supplies ond contractual services and not affect the remaining portions of this ' -Committee, addressed to its- pre- (2) Librarian and assistants REALTORS Administrator or person designated all soles of obsolete equipment shall ordinance. ARTICLE IV 600 River Rd., Fair Haven siding officer or the Township Clerk, Administration ond Finance 747-«32 by him with the approval of the Gov- be based wherever possible on com- SECTION XIII 1he presiding officer, or In his ab- erning Body as Assistant Purchasing petitive bids In accordance wJtn pro- EFFECTIVE DATE sence the Clerk, Shalt forthwith cail A-\ Townihip Administrator Ageni or Acting Township Adminis- vision of this Ordinance and the Lo- This ordinance- shall toke effect Imme- such speciol meetings- The request A. Appointment and Compensation. The COLTS NECK trator. See Also Section IV, Para- cal Public Contracts Law. diately upon passage and publication ac- antt call for a special meet Trig shall Township Administrator shall be ap graph A, . All supplies and contractual services cording lo law. specify the purpose of the'meeting pointed by the Township Committee PIEDMONT FARMS F. Requestor. — The Deportment Head Iht cost ar contract price whereof for a term of office ot the pleasure of LEGAL NOTICE and no business shall be transacted the'Commlttee. He shall have the Models Open Dall/ who requisitions, receives, and uses exceeds two thousand five hundred The foregoing ordinance wos Introduced at any special meeting other than supplies and contractual services. dollars ($2,500.00), except as speci- that specified. The call tor a special power* pnd perform the functions UsfnQ Agency. — Any department* fied In N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-5, shall be and possea on first reading at Reg. meet- prescribed In the ordinance estab Colonials and Ranches ing of the Township Committee of the meeting shall be filed with the Town- Fishing the position of Township Ad- ogency, ooard, commission, com- fiurchaied by formal, written con- Township of Holmdel hefd on Feb. 28,1975 ship Clerk and served upon each From $57,900 mittee, or office In the municipal roct from the lowest bidder, after and will be considered for final passage Committee member as hereinafter Immediate Occupancy government using contractual, ser- due notice inviting proposals as re- pensallon as prescribed in the salary vices or supplies as provided In this quired by the Revised Statutes of and adoption on ftAarch 20, 1972 ot Town- rovided at least twenty-four (24) ordinance. Rt. U '/i-mile south of R*. 520, right on Ordinance. New Jersey. ship Hall, 6 p.m.4 Crawford's Corner Kours prior to the time for which the Clover Hill Rd.. Left on Tulip Lane. Road, Holmdel, N J. at which time and meeting is called; provided, how- B. Duties. The Township Admlnlsfralor Model Home 946-4560 Eves. 563-9049 H. Contractual Services. — Includes all Telephone, gas, wafer, electric light . Bidding Procedures for procure- {iloce all persons desiring to be heard ever, that the presiding officer may (U Serve as the Personnel Officer MATAWAN STRATHMORE COLONIAL and power service, repair or mainte- ments In the value of two thousand hereon will be given full opportunity. determine that an emergency exists and shall hove authority, except - Three bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Centrally five hundred dollars (12,500) or more DAVID COHEN affecting the health or safety of the (or the Police Department, to nance of equipment, machinery and shall be In accordance with require- people which requires consideration air conditioned 3 . Excellent condition. other Township-owned property. See Mayor hire, transfer, promote, demote, Beautiful ,i acre private lot. Cul-de-sac. also Section IM below. ments of the Local Public Contracts ATTEST: by the Township Committee within a and discharge any employees, 141,000. 566-9564. Law and'appropriate guidelines pro- John P. Wadlngton shorter time ond, upon such determi- I. Supplies. — Includes all supplies, nation, which he shall set forth In the sub)ect to Civil Service regu- materials, arid equipment. See also mulgated by the Local Finance Clerk lations and approval of the Town- COLTS NECKT~^~Flve-bedroom, SVj-balh Board of the N.J. Department of March 10 1149.75 call, the call may be filed with the ship Committee. He sholl devel- Garrison Colonial on approximately two Section III below. Community Affairs. Township Clerk not less than three acres on cul-de-sac. Living room, dining J. Procurement. — Includes the valida- (3) hours prior to the time set for the op, recommend, and upon ap- room, paneled family room with beamed tion of requirements tor contractual E. All purchases of supplies and con- NOTICE meeting. Upon the filing of any call proval by the Township Com- celling and fireplace. Large eat-In Kitchen services and suppliesj the act of ond tractual services of less than the val- Take notice that application has been for a special meeting, the Township mittee, Implement personnel pol- with beamed celling, double oven stove irocedures. for contracting, purchas- ue of two-thousand five hundred dol- made fo the Mayor and Council of the Clerk shall forthwith give notice icies, procedures, and programs and dishwasher. Separate laundry roam fng, and receiving such setVicts ond lars (5.3,500.1 shall be made in theBorough o1 EatontDwn, New Jersey to thereof by telephone or Telegraph to of the Township. Ground level finished basement with rec supplies, and the financial controls open market without newspaper ad- transfer to Howard Johnson Company each Committee member, at such (2) Serve as the purchasing agent of reation rooms and workshop. Screened Including budgeting for anticipated vertisement and without observing trading as The Ground Round tor prem- place as he shall have previously the municipality and shall estab- porch and flagstone terrace. Walk-up attic procurements, an encumbrance sys- the procedure described above for ises located at Buifdlng R, Monmouth designated for that purpose, and lish such procedures as he deems and tremendous closet space, Beautifully tem, payment for contractual ser- award of formal contracts. Shopping Center, Route 36 & Eatontown shall also serve or cause to be necessary to insure that Items to landscaped and paved circular driveway. vices and supplies received. (1) AM requisitions having an esti- Circle the Liquor License C-7 heretofore served a written copy ot 1he call be procured are. In fact, re- Call now (or appointment, 946-B13A. SECTION IN mated dollar value up to forty Issued to Harry 0. Tumtn, Receiver ot upon each Committee member, by ulred, an adequate audit trail of EXCEPTIONS nine dollars and ninety nine cents Eatontown Restaurant Associates, Inc., delivery of a copy to him personally 3ocumentatlon Is maintained for SHREWSBURY AREA — Gracious coun- The provisions ot this Ordinance shal (M9.99), shall be approved by a trading as Flaming Pit Restourant for the or by leaving a copy at his usual each procurement, the principles try and seashore living. Three minutes ti iot apply to the following: Department Head and the Pur-premises located at Building R. Mo place of abode. Upon waiver of no of competitive buying as re- You have to do some mighty Garden State Pkwy, eight minutes to Red A. Personal services of full or part- chasing Agent moy buy without mouth Shopping Center, Route 36 & Ea- ilce by all members of the Township quired by law are followed, the Bank Station. Four-bedroom, modern air* time, permanent or temporary em- first obtaining quotations. tontown Circle, Eotontown, New Jersey. Committee, a special meeting may Items purchased are received exceptional things to become a conditioned split with two-car garagi ployees of the Township. Such em- (2) All requisitions having art esti- Ob[ectlons, If any. should be made im- be held without prior notice notwith- and entered Into the Inventory, lovely treed and shrubbed % acre. TI . _ ployees are employed In accordance mated dollar vatue ot titty dol- mediately in writing lo: Marjorle Becker, standing the above provisions ot this and accountability for non-ex- tiled baths, living room, dining room with other Ordinances and ore com- lars ($50,) but not more than four Borough Clerk, Municipal Building, i7 section. pendable supplies and equipment landmark in a prized community Camedral ceilings. Eat-in kitchen wit pensated as provided in the Salary hundred ninety nine dollars and Broad Street, Eotontown, New Jersey, on hand Is established. modern appliances and 32 coblnets. Pin Ordinance. ninety nine cents (S499.P9) shall 0772*. C. Rules. All regular and special meet- like Holmdel . . . paneled family room. Basement. Atti be approved by a Department Ings of the Township Committee (3) Within the periodic allotments ot storage. 12 closets. Plus our breath D. Professional services as defined by Chairman and the Purchasing HOWARD JOHNSON COMPANY shall be open to the public. The delib- budgetary appropriations estab- takingly beautiful walnut paneled terrazi the Local Public contracts Law Agent shall be required lo obtain Eugene J. Durgln, erations of the Committee shall be lished by the Treasurer and ap- When a community of homes is considered "one of the Moor. Den with fireplace and bar com' (NS40lM1 > verbally ond record at least two Vice President governed by law and Ihe rules of oved by Hie Treasurer and ay ~ bines with flagstone screened porch wltr C. The supplying of any product or Ih 15 Exchange Place Ke Township Committee, Ihe Ad- beautiful sights to see", in a plush community like Holmdel, il rendering of any service by a publl quotations, whenever possible. Jersey City, New Jersey procedure shall be In accordance ministrator, with the advice ot built-in barbecue for summer living an< (3) All requisitions having on esti- with the latest revised edition of just has to be nothing less than exceptional. Country Woods is entertaining. Excellent schools. 556,001 utility, which is. subject to the Juris March 10,17 SI3.0C' Robert's Rules of Order except that, the department heads, shall plan firm. Principals only. Call 201-542-3314. diction of the board or public utility mated dollar value of five hun- and administer the expenditure that community in Holmdel, and it is, indeed, exceptional. Our commissioners, fn accordance with dred dollars (S500.) to two thou- by majority vote, the Committee program. sand tour hundred ninety nine TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL mny elect to set aside procedural homes are in the $100,000 to $150,000 price range. We couldn't HAZLET — three-bedroom, I'/ibath spl tariffs and schedules ol charges Monmouth County, New Jersey rules, provided such setting aside Is (4) Receive and reply to Inquiries level on large, beautifully landscaped coi made, charged, or exacted, (lied with dollars and ninety nine cents AN ORDINANCE APPROVING, RE- and complaints concerning begin to describe them, for here, every home has been sold board. Formal dining room. Full heat. Huge dressing area to least expense to the Township. for this or other governmental Authority by this Municipality of the Can- rection of the Township Com- ects lor which the Township m (2) Discourage uniform bidding and agencies. mittee. Prior 1o Its Introduction, |»e eligible under Ihe low. basement. Two-car garage. master bedroom. Full base- {6) The previous and existing com- *ract Is hereby uuthorfied and directed. each proposed ordinance shad be endeavor lo obtain full and open The previous execution ami delivery hy lubiTillltd lo iht Tawuhli) Clerk (11) Kitep Ihe Townihip Commiitf Patio off family room. Com- ment. Attached two-car ga- competition tnsttfnr m possible pliance by the bidder with lows fully Informed and consult rot; plete privacy. Non-devel- raaft. Beautiful totally wood- on ail purchases and sales. ui>U uiUliiuiic.es reiutifiu to the .h.thl.i Municipalit/..._I.,..™M..y. ot..I ti.thet Conlrotcontrail by IhI hee _ of- and the TownshlpfTommlttee. contract or service. fleers of this Municipalitallty at the time It (2) An ordinance or resolution may larly with Individual con opment. Great value at ea lot. Our best buy at (3) Prescribe and maintain such (7) The sufficiency of the financial lereby approved, ratified and confirmed be Introduced and seconded by mltlecmen In their respective c S57,500. JSV.VOO. procedures, time schedules and resources ond ability of the bid- In nil respects to same extent os If such any two (2) members of the pncltlci a» Chairmen of Dcpor forms as he shall find reasonably der to perform the conlract or actions hod been token pursuant hereto Township Committee except the ments of the municipal aoverr< necessary to the operation of this ond re-execution at Ihe Contract shatl not men., Ordinance. provide the service. Presiding Officer when sitting us (8) The quality, availability, nnri be necessary unless requested by the Au the Choir-man. Eoch ordinance 41 Dulldlno Inspector, COLTS NECK (4) Explo.t the possibilities or buying adaptability of the supplies or thorlty. and resolution shall be limited to A. Appointment and compensation. "Id bulk" so us to take full aa~ SECTION 3: The terms, provisions anc There sholl be a Building Impecioi COLTS NECK vantage of discounts. contractual services to the par- o single sul>|etf. appointed by the Township Com Mini Horn Farm ticular use required. form of the Contract or- os follows: (3) All ordinances shall be In- Three-bedroom ranch re- (5) Act so us to procure for the (9) The ublllly of the bidder to pro- LEGAL NOTICE mlttee for a term of one (1) yenr h<* cently painted plui new gul- Deaullhil four-bndroom, two-bath Township an federal tax ex- The foregolnq ordinance was Introduced trotJiueil, passed and advertised (jlmtlng Junuary >. er wne* M» completilti m oTthTthe I dlatery precedlnt paraarapn of M* Me- 1 o shown on SctMOaw r«o?n°A^». aa.5jaig. aj Greater Long Branch Area '*l»*lie"Elerl?!sYOTnco.«r *» made a part hereof, f sen n yearly M y ony oct or SBBST wfdir frcm shall submit to the Author Iydoctiment ..- ^-^MP*^": Regional Narcotics Council e records In the Clerk's Office, prepared or approved by the Municipal will have its first meeting on H appear to be otrweceey of ony Ity's engineers ond In form satisfactory to the Authority's Mgtnsers showing (I) lo- such lime os the 8o» March 20 at 8 p.m. in the Ho- . Ordit TtieaeriMMlall Insure civil fervicelrulee end regulations* cations ol which each Municipality pro- shore Sewerage Company I•»•"•s in fac• t con the RuMlcatloa ot all ordinances In They snail rocoliw sucft csmponeansn poses connection of Its sewers to the An-, available tunas oreTniuiiicUnt, sholl meted t* the R*««onaiiFoclli "es liday Office Building, Rt. 36, sveh •rtlcMt oewiaaper w news- crlOeO joi the> ViWry orotissnce. Itiorlty Facilities. (II) site ot pipe and the; mak._payment oMhe deMcIt out of the papers a* may be required by low invert elevation thereof by means of iirsMunas becoming leob\.illy, ovolloblel Ijww! West Long Branch. evobffihing'thVc'im'mittee. pre- oneheirlhorlieeiiytheTownihlp which it Is proposed to matte each such; thereafter and shall Include the unpaldj Committee, and (hall tile In the connection, till) the type and das* ol pipe balance ot mo deficit In Its bydoet tor suc- loyshorV; Benjamin Schultz, Long scribing. Ih membership anand assigninassigningg which It Is proposed to us* In each such ceeding years until sveh deficit! s paid In CJertsptllceihejaWdoyltsat putHI- full. * , rSeVoJei Branch, will coordinate the 4>lonnlno eeere. file MsMtsgtaard ..j some person to oct In connection. (Iv) the present and future vK OMrates und»r a separate ordinance place oatf any Ksuci h officer or employoe timate sewage flows which It Is proposed If the Munclpatttc v payments exceed the j-om'tne! program for the meeting. Mr. during hls_temp_oraryabsence, ats- to discharge at each connection, and (v) omounamount payable under Section 2.013.01, the *«ex• •SoMMMna KM Boord. prescribing Hs for guidance of the Authority's engineers membership, and assigning to It ttt- for guidance of the Authoritys eng cess wliToe dtposlted by the Authority ts boystiere Sewerooe''comporiy7ona inere-j SchUltZ, a former president Of Imdel l» empo- in ttte actual design ot connectionsconnections, , an enen- ine credit ot th* Munclpatlty In * Sewer ond lows, ond wHt> ..._ J 1 any appropriate onforcement -—• ien, from gineering drawing of each sucsuch con Rent Reserve Account ana may b* In- ^TcSSrJSf,: vested In direct OBUgaflaM of the United J.ro^onW'ficiSn " •«"?'''!"• M'i the Monmouth-Ocean County A. Election and Compensation. Tin Tax agencies"required fer sweh edsniols- nation of the neeet fer nection IncorporatinIncorpor g the InformatioInfor n colled tor aboveabove. States of America or deposited In Mm* ac- R,r,.ment._wllJ, tiMLCOJcuJoflon^MJ*; pharmaeeulical Society, is Assessor X elected I* office by a rne- shall be mode try fH* none* aWestaoTlshlna.Dollcles and counts sfcured os provided by law, the In- lority ot vote* can Mr a term of tovr T. Imurotce, Surety •and*, art* Con- TThhe Authority may request modi- come to be credited to the Municipality's treasurer of ihe county Nar- 14) years beolnnfnp July 1 ,'oHowliw tracts. The aert shot I be the custo- preeodures to guktt fheTownshlp orn- fications of Ihe data submitted by each million gallons per year. Until thai time, account. The Authority shall occumulote since Ihe ettlmotta minimum flow per election. The Tax Assessor It subtea dian ol OH official surety bendsfur. > Municipality, Final plan preparation ot a In the Stwer Rent Reserve Account a min- cotics Council. to the provisions ot tow relating to nls»ee by. or on account of, any Ta"tlw ex*rcI17*o't?Ielr' resSonslb«lfles Municipality/I connection tome Authority year from tho Bayshor* Seweroge Com- imum balance equal to the next two quar- pony IS H7.I3 million gallons per year, the tenure or office and rtmovol from of- TownsM* officer, positlen holder or drtvt i#9" ^ Wtr ttTHHoyrncnt or Faculties fMI Incorporate only fhe fac- terly payments to become du* from the Purpose of the regional rlc*. He tholl receive compensation employee, encent for iMrt ot the tors and matter* heroin which have been minimum amount to be paid annually by Munlclpaitrr las estimated by the Author, Hailet and Hatlet Townsnlp sewerage Au- oi prescribed by th* Salary Ordl- Township Clerk, which sholl be r ™- P l lly). The Municipality may elect to a< council will be to coordinate nan<«. placed In the custody of the Town- rote ordlnaace a* • puJJIcly owned Invalidity thority shall be calculated on the esti- ° S27??.5r Tr.tfW-i.-r.m,.. oti cumulate and maintain an additional mated volume ot We. 17 million gallons drug abuse preventive and 8. Outlet. Tht Tot Assessor sholl have, ship Treasurer; oil insurance pol- utility at the TowneMd The ordlaonce W.I II arty provision or terms of mis or- perform, and dtxKaro* all •hmeMons, icies with respect to risks Insuredfer cmMei tor thejreguIaHon and me of dinance shall Be found to b» Invalid, Flews.After It ms received from each! P educational programs in the powers, and Arties prescribed for As- ttw benefit of the Township or to pro- the borne* of tN* ordlaDnce sholl not Municipality the data and Information XfTThrSSe? R^MTso? *frf WITNESS WHEneoF fh* partltl tect it against ony claim, demand or l^t^^Krvatlonoflnesysi . be affected thereby. stipulated under Section 1.04 above and used to make up any deficiencies In nereto have caused these presents to be sessors by ruin and regulations Pre- liability whatsoever; and all formal irterty payments due dram the Mania Long Branch area. scribed by the Olrectarof th> Olvl- the fining ot amounts and charget ARTICLE XI Hy, After the minimum batonc* latw executed by their proper corporate offi- tlonof Taxation In ttw QeparliMfrt contracts tor wont, labor, services, therefotherefor and provMng rules and regu- Repeal of inconsistent Ordinances formulate and determine to detail m* nna) cers. Ihe seals ot the corporations to be The communities of Long of ttwTreatury of tho SJoteor Now •upplles, equipment ana materials to ltilationss thefo 11-1 Alfothor ordinances •f'octlemof or- plan for the measurement or other defer-! hereunto affined Ihe day and yeor flrsti wfflch the Township may be a party. ityy. The dlfwnoM vriiicti w tucoM-uivnt with minatlon of Hows such thot, by prop* to accumulate the same as afor*. abovewrllten. Jersey and tht Monmouth County The Clerk shall also have custody et sold) has been accumulated In the Re- Branch, West Long Branch, Boord of To«otlon and shall: ty eexists tht wovUlon* of this ordinance or* dures of djrect of _OtBTetrces— « wwiljjll sjt_f(jrn*dbe turned, aver by SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Monmouth Beach and Ocean- (1) Voluo all real cmd personal prop- Township. The Ciei* shall be mi de- OfnCf imffi^OCiSs *ni9 fla, - ^w, - delivered to Iti* AwRMrttyto me Municipality, orty In tho Township for ttw pur the Autmrlty Focllttles by By A. SIMOHSEMOMSEH pository for and have custody of all Etitcttve Dote ssotea iJb: cotcwatto* aid^ertlflca- Chairman; port and Ft. Monmouth pos* of assessments and tax< performance bonds running to tho will be determined. The IH TMs Ordtaonce shall toko effect upon ment of thl* pkjn, a* " tleoofA—e«IPoi Township as oblloee, ond ony other pasoaa* ondpublleotlon acoordlna to 1st day of Januar A ony ytov* In wtticti be represented at the meet- CD Prepare Ha to« lists, tax dupll- forms ot noncash security ofvon by and praposAd. Is Ind1< the Ar—™- — PAUt J. SMITH oaf*, and moimoln odoquate as- Schedule A. for the purpose ...c..i eolejlotjo rote OL any contractor, subdivision devel- loW- LCMLNOTfCK reiiiasov« pro SWl rV H OF UNION BEACH ing. sessment records of each and ev- oper or other persons on account of is) years who ttfoll receive com- commsnt by eocb Munidpc fJSt'gSZZ a o*«tVfr"%J§ " .OROU ery parcel of real property ot- jjiorfcdiOn* or to be don* tor Ihe pensation tram me Auihority. Tho Au- The foregoing onHnanco was Introduced ommemiuttons of any Wuntc B ttfiorltv operates undor provisions ot and passed on tint reading at Reg. meet- t Ma amount a money wwtitcn M VW| sessed or exempted. P^ovenjent oTsgWiMoji ' MC* oftall b*e requiredd tWo pv^y toto Ihthee Aw- (J> Have custody ot and mom**! an low and concordant ordinances ana Ing of the Township committee of the A ° resolutions of the member munlclpoJ- Township of HojmdeOield on Feb. M, 1972 •horlly *irtn»Jfioa thatt yeoryear. AAs jto eadhi Mu- up-to-dote Teemtlilp Tax Map C. Township Mao. Correspondence ond Township of HoUndellield on Feb. nlclpollly, swell amount shall be colcu- JIK and provide lor the retarding other eommunleatlees received and will be considered far final pottage Long Branch OK's iotod by th* Authority by applying said Clirk thereon of all changes In own- through the molls shall ti delivered 4-7 Shade Tree CommIHe*. The Shado and adoption en March 30,1*71 otTown- rot* or rof« <^J^nB_oijy*oipirco«>le ership or character at property to the Clert'e OfHcav Where II sholl Tree Coiwnlttee operate* under a sepa- shlp Holl. I p.m., Crawford's Comerner surcnoroes a* provided noreinl to Ihe vol- Mayor be sorted and del Cored Immediately rate ardlnanc* ottaMlsklna the Com- Hood, Holmdel, H.I. «t wMch Mme and ume and chorocl eristics of the sewoge de- 44 Tn Collector: department. Mall of- mittee, prescribing Its membership, ll ersons deiring to p* heard shore Regloa as shown livered OBd dljcMrged Into the Authority Atlwt: A. Elecnoo M CompeneatMn. Th* Ton wid assfgntaa t» It certain power* ond private sewerage co— Foclimes by nw Municipality during the MARGARET C SMITH LONG BRANCH — A pro- Colleeier Is elected ti office by a be delivered unopened. »•'..,„, functions. full year ending on ttw last day of Decent Township Clerk mcioniY or wees MM *fpr o sscm of Township moll and mall addressed to d-». Township Engineer: Mayor tor n*xt preceding as shown by tht gram to discourage burglaries the Township Committee, unless ad- Attest: HAZtET TOWNSHIP four Ml years, IsoflinnMB January 1 v&sessaatsssissti records of the Authority or, If there Is no SEWERAGB AUTHORITY has been instituted through following esecttonTThe T5K Col lector dressed fa a nomad aSmnnitoomon. John P. Woangton 'ecord. covering such delivery and dli •Ml bo wonea In ttieClerks office. By DANIEL *A. McGEC Is su*e|ec*r to Ihe provisions of few re; ^' ^?oTtf!*^a^sft!o'S?f aiarga during a full year, then to the vg Chairman | the local police department, and nm aSrfc shall otmer reply to Ihe Mar. II «7t.75 t from office. He shall roe correspondence, or refer the conre- year In which appointedinted,, tiee shall bbe E?OW i Mayor Henry R. Cioffi an- spondence lo the Township Adminis- a licensed professionail l engineei r ott Demotion os prescribed by , trator or department head for octlon AGREEMENT Stc l0ry ordinance and shall glv* bond, paid Ifator or department t th* Stole ofHew Jersey and he shall " TOWNSHIP OFHOL«D|i..n0Unce(j today. Operation for by fhe Township, for the faithful and reply. receive such compensation as I* prs- THIS Ai - tnrtormor.ee ol the duties ot Ihe ol- Ml Treasurer: 1 i"l *»«W?«^W"J«f«*ln Mtoyor. identification Js now under A. AppolnlmenJ andcampenutlon. TM ' B. Duties. Tk* Tox CoUKtor >Mi: Township cafnmttfMnSS7.apooint JOHNV.WADINOTOM •way and local residents are (II Perform the functlonj et o col Wordl IO_ . U8.7J • - » hDoes todudlng, wlthoul being encouraged to partici- "—"• "l.ren -. .jttowepersenwholsalsooivo*- NOTICE •:• «r of tho TownsMp. to be th* Trea- ' incll ot Shrewsbury will pate in it. surer thereof. Td* Treasurer shall for a variance by The program involves resi- . id col serve for a on* year term com- _.]ler to permit ouf- mencing on January I of the year In (I) Prepar*. review* aoa approv* toy et lumber et ol and delinquent real taxes, tax which h* Is appointed. Th* Treasurer and at 777 Shrewsbury Av- dents engraving .their driver sale foes and chorees, ond re- «p«cltlc Township, all moneys received. Td«hM on their windows and doors in- In the depositories authorized by (I) R»?Hve funds entrusted to.or Borough Clerk th* Township Committee by reso- polity shall pay to ttw" Authority, for 'the tatter's services In transporting, treating U.JS dicating that: these items are ld Maln'taln full ond complete forth* records and accounts of atl sums NOTICE marked. collected and received under the , NOTICE If Hmtby glvtn that tMlxl supervision of the Township is connected tofiw, >ld» will tM r«c«lvtd W ttM Borough of "Engraving tools are avail- Auditor and In accordance with Kr Rumsan. Monmouth County, Ntw .Mrtcy ___! of sewage through the tile* e» set.tanti In ]*_A._O»- the standards and requirements 1he Tobago** aO T tocfted IMTBIO. TM* n lor RrtnforcM concratt Pipe will) an esti- able at the Bureau of Records of the Division of Local Finance records and reoatts, and c •Tllties. Such rates shall be (HI arnputt mated quantity ot 1500 l.f. changes on a current basis. t the Authority, in Its sole, te oepotd annually by „ BMt will bt opowd and read In public in the police department, and In the Department of Community - tint tf least sufficient' lly shall b* calcutalt* en ttw esll Affairs ofthe State ot New Jer- (11 Attenaineetlnss of th* Township mate* volume set forth below bs oo>at Borougli Hall, Rumson, New Jersey on can be borrowed for a few sey. Committee. , * In the aggregate by caroonce wHh Ms Section: Thursdayhursday,, MarcMa h 13,1»)3 at 1:50 P.M. quired far current operation, sa- (4) Perform professional engineer- rtty bt respect of Authority Fa- i. HaiiM -&O.3« Million Gallons par tandard Tim*. days to make the necessary (S) Report to the Township Com- fety Invested or deposited In In- Ing functions os required by the It prwioVWll) operating tin- Specifications and forms of bid* pre- mittee at least Once a month all teresf-beorfnd accounts. Township Commftiee. •^ntSSce) am) admlnUtratlve V pared by Thomas P. Santry, Engineer, markings," Mayor Cioffi ex- (3) Haw Ih* safekeeping of all bonds (5) Prepare such special reports, " Hi respect of the 3. HoTmdtl -75.SJ Million Conors per may be examined and/or secured during receipts and deposits mad* by outfall constructed by the . him and shall, in such recort, ac- and not** of the Township ond surveys cmd drawings as may be . debt service re- V [business hours at Ihe otflc* or Thomas f*. plained. receive and deliver Township authorized by ttw Township Com- Integral trunk and Interceptor nmtttt and other obllga- 3. Unft>n Bead) -2*5.1] Million Cdlons Santryantry, 126 East River Road, Rumson, count for all moneys for which force mains and pumping stations a* de- •tortty to finance' he Is responsible. bonds or notes for transfer, reg- mittee. ew Jersey, upon receipt ot a check made istration, or exchange- (6) Provide technical supervision scribed in Ihe "Preflmrnory Engineers or Issued to reti- Sedtiafui: PernwnH Mr Me»ld- J 4-7 Assistant Tax Collector. There may be Report and Cost Estimate for Regional * — • issued for polllles.Eacb Municipality stnll In LEGAL NOTICE an Assistant Township Tax Collector (4) Keep a full account ot all cash over ttw operation of the Town- receipts and disbursements of the ship — leased contractor — oper. Sewerage Foclimes tor th* Bayshore R*- , to the each year male* provision* lor all shall be made for the return of these ' appointed by the Committee sublect to Township ond, at least once each oted municipal seweroge treat- glon", prepared by Charles J. Kupper, USew- paymems to Become awe from It to NOTICE civil service rules and reaotatlons. The Inc., ConsulAing enrfneers. dated Febru- the Au- the Authority hcrsunder and shall pay documents. • Take nolle* that application Ms been month, furnish the Township Bids must be made on standard propospropos- ... Assistant Tox Collector shall assist Ihe Committee a statement of all (7) Rtvitw subdivision plans and ary 20, iv™ liKe-ReporT'), ondassKown to the Authority tor the services ren- made! to tne Mayor and Council or the Tax Collector as he may direct ana ph the attael>edrogfonal Indexmap, at- dered or ts be rendereoM It In the al fform s In IhIhe mannemn r deilpnoted therein •orouoh ol Red Bank. N J. to transfer to moneys received and expended maps and Inspect sulbd I vision 'db th eifiations must j. Orob, trod- shall perform each and averr duly of by him. construction proomi ond status toct*eid tiorvto ODD mode ojxil fHieof and disposal et sewage, in each yeor In Ihe Tax Collector c* permitted By low. (5) pay bills, claims, and demands pyruxnt to the Land Subdivision equal quarterly payments as here- The Assistant Tax Collector shod re- against the Township, when our" Ordlnanc* andas directed by th* inafter stated, the amount ol money ceive such compensation as sholl be autharltM ond • — certified to It In or for such year by jthe" Plenary *ftetall"CansuVrwlt th* deslrablilty and necessity of Such rates staH be based upon the total before ftte hour named <&ove. The slon- attorney-at-law of th* State of Ne <6> Prepare for each regular meet- Upon the termination at Ms servicS th.._e Pr. ro|ec< t and each Municipality recog- annual volum* ot means from cadi Mu- nizes the economic advantages to It of r»* JS utfOCtMCf to ttW Sup* J ersey and h* sholl recel ve suc ing or tne Township Committee 4 with ttw Township, tne Township En- nicipality OUctiorjHij or disposed of March HUT compensation as may be prescribprescribeed list ot all bills, claims, and vou- gineer shall forthwith surrender ta ?ilonal treatment of wostewater. Accord- Ihrouph th* AufIwrtry .ffadliilOB optf sholl In ththe SalarSalay OnXnonc*OnXnonc*. IIn additionaddition, ehers presented. Such list shall hie successor an such piopeny. to- nsty, ttw parties desire to provide #or and b* unlfonn Ihrouplwt tfio Muicipliti he may receivi e thth* customary fees be prepared In sufficient copies pether with a wrtttsn concent ai sub- »o the severol tarns ond provWoM for the same tyo*. c and charges far extraordinary tegal tor each member of th* Town- stttutlM atlM^soccessor Inajl oc- use or servlco of tts* """*&• • endat lo— — provided however, that services provided when. In the ludg- NOW, THERBpOReTth* parties here- Include In suoh rate* pr Chanellnsfnration ment of fnt Township Committee, ex- (1) copy "M" •» « cretlon for surctiara** c iroordlnary legal services are re- Township Cl*rk as a public to, Vn comld*retlonot ttw mutuol cov- recordI opepen to examinatioexomlnoti n la enants herein contotntd. Hereby ogr««« th* characMrrstlc* oJme quired and authorized and the ex- each Intending to be legally bound* os fol- • r wastes dlschoroMer I to To Size 501 penses incidental thereto are lustl- that officeoffice. through the " " "• tled. 4*12 Zoning Board o* Adjustment. The operates under a separate ordlnonce lows: through the _ 7PoclMll«s oi tn» Zoning Board of Ad)ustment shall oper- ostobilshlng tti* Board* proocrtblng Its T other sptcsptcttlar l niotfer Authority sltdl deem neceseary or* off . Duties. the'TownsWp Attorney sholl ate under the "Revised Zoning Ordi- membersnip, ana assigning to it cer- TREATMENT OF SEWAGE AND treatment iand dl proprlat* in order M provide h* ser- be th* legal advisor tt> the Township nance at the TownsMp at Hoimdel" tain pow* and functions. and other wastes vice required under this Aoreemerrt Comm)ttl**aiid.to all departments whicivhlch establishe•itaDiishead thin* BoardBoaro* pr«pro- 7-3 OFr*dter of KuMle Wtf for*; *d to, chlorine demand, ond under similar agreements ••I" Printed Pattern except as may be otherwise provided ... other municipalities, or m maybe re- icrltr- m li-- t membcrshhr , and attlgn„. s to,. A. Thor* tftoll bt a Director of Public oeit oemond, concsntn by ordinance. He shell prosecute and W« with plans and specifications and In com- (I) Advise the Township Committee t«t«r tht welfart brogram of the If the Mature of th* ity shall emplav an engineer or engi- a* to the form and sufficiency of of the year In which he Is appointed. pllonCTjsrjththe requirements of alt gov- wstwaiterecelve* rceid fIrornOTr/radostrlol or neering firm, registered In New Jer- He shall receive such compensation Township of Holmdel In accordance eimiMDtof ooenctes hovlngj It/rlsdlctlon In commercial user Impose* a burden oa the all ordinances ond resolutions wim cppllcatol* stata kw and andtr sey ond qualified to pass upon water prior to fhoFpasme. as sholl ba prescribed In ttw Salary Auihorttys fodlltleiVbeeoMee «w s — pollution control ondiio*nlKjrv sewer- Ordinance. th* supervision of fh* Departmmt does not meet the ' *-* (J) Review and approve all con- Chairman. He shall receive »uch age endlneerlng matters, wlio stiailf In tracts, deeds, documents, and In- B. Ttw Zontna Officer sholl: for In the within - addition to performing such other compensation o» l» provided la fhe may require pro-.. _ struments prior ta the execution (1) Administer and enforce the Zon- Salary OrdlnaK*, functions as may be approorlati, pre- thereof by or on behalf of the ing Ordinance and such other or- or watt, or may li.__ pare annually and submit fo eoch Mu- titnanc** as may be spettflexL ft. DtfHn. Th* Dlr»ctor of Public WH- lurctiorgs upon th# m nicipality at least sixty dan (2) Attend meetings of the Boord ot fartsttafl: Ify trunk and Interceptor focn fries and re- with thenandauB>r ttw first dote provtaXflwfo* _ . 13) Conduct appeal* from orders, de- Adjustment, the Township Com- (1) Authorize the distribution of pub- ceive sewage and wastes from such col- within Agreement. Tf« odopllon ol ttw Murildpolllys budget, cisions, or judgments affecting mutee. and any other meetings lic assistance 1und» to persons lection systems tor transportation to the adopt such standards la Its a report setting forth (I) such Infor- any Interest afthe Townsnlp, os as directed by the Township quaMtvIng, following Inlrlal and Authority treatment plant for treatment Regulations, as Ml forth In - matlon a* may be required to permit he may In his discretion deter- Committee. erlodlc investigations and certf- and disposal, provided only thot such sew- however, before aMijIna. •> th* Municipality to carry out llssfcll- mine to be necessary or desir- (3) Be under the direction of th*' fIccilons at to eligibility and age has originated tram within the ge- vising, or supplementing, *... ,, aotlons under this Agreement III) a able, or a* directed by the Town- Township Committee and make i need. ographical limits of the Bayshore Region shalI notify tHemssikipalWesbefore suciI dtermlnatlon of whether the Authority Illlll fulllllllll** periodic reports to, and as re-1 (2) Devise ways ond means for as shown on Scflediile A. (Ill otherwise adoption, modlftaitlon, revision or supple-J Facilities ar» being properly rrtoifi- (4) Subject to thoopproval of the quired by, ttw Committee. i bringing persons unable to main- conform* with* the* rules and regulations merrl, ond provide an ooportuntty tor any* talned, (III) any oddlilam, Improve- TownsMp CofflrnnMe* tWVC'pow 4-14 Municipal Assessment Search Officer. tain themselves to self-wpport or from time to tlm* prormlgateel by the Au- such municipal By ta 6a heard. ments, expansions, repairs or reploce- er to entoi " " The Township Clerk •nail be appointed to the support of another able thority, In Its sole discretion, concerning lectloal.*!: Taltlal Charges; m*nt* wMch moy be required In tlw [M, or s«fiRmtnt of the type and quality ot sewage ond Indus- __.— -_ .. cement of ensuing year and (Iv) a report at to comproml .. Municipal Assessment Search Officer and willing person ar meacy. trial wastes occaptole tor Treatment at any IHIgonoinn In which ttw Town- by the TownsMp Committee for on in- U) Keep full and complete records jrucfloa L — . Facilities Ifw operations of ttw Authority for ttw ship Is Involved. Authority FoclIjtTes. During MM term ol pewotdng ynr and r•ooiwnendottonft definite term beginning January 1 of of tne Investigation, supervision. tM* uoieement th* Auihority will contin- the Authority (Ml — and Impose IS) Render opinions In wrttlng upon the year In which he Is appointed and a is Wane e, rehabilitation and to produce the For the forthcoming year, wnlch ehaH any question, of low submitted to uously operate the Authority Facilities In Itjlmtiolscheodle Include comment on ttw orteaiiacy ol he shall rectlve the customary tees as certification of person* for wel- good repair and will comply with all or- amounts raaalrad_, In on 2.01 above. him by members of fh* Township compensation. He shall moke •xonv fare benefit* and cancellation Thereafter the Authority may, from time Insurance policies and unworils or In- Committee with respect to their Inatlons and issue assessment search der* of any governmental agency having suronce ta bt carried ond recommert- respective official departmental certificates with respect to Hens lor lurlsdlctlon applicable to the operation, tottme.wponsbrty (Mt days prior written doflons as to servfc* charges. powers and duties or the powers 14) Pursue appropriate action for maintenance, repair, modification and/or notice ioeoch Munldpalliy, establish re- municipal assessments or improve- commitment to any state or expansion of such facilities. and duties of any officer of tho ments approved but not yet certified. vised schedules of rotes which shall go McneaU): Indeoelldenf Pobnc Ae- Township. county Institution when thereby Section l.M: connections lo Trunk and 4*15 tox Secret. Officer. The Tax Collec- the best interests ot tho needy nlercepters; House (Structures) Can- cetatojit; Anaval Repert.The Author- («) Maintain a record of all ocHora, tor shall be appointed Tax Search Offi- . person would be served. mclisns t* Trout end Interceptor 5*w*rt; .dlaroes shalhbe calcu. ity stall employ on kttfmerKient public suits, proceedings and matter.. '•3 Health Officer(Sonltary Inspector: occountan} who sholl annualh/, as of cer by the Township Committee for an Muntclpalltv Net to Us* Other Treats**** r i sewoge flows and eoch ivhich relate tolha TowntJifp'f IncMf-nlH term beginning January 1 ot ; The I I of Health shall appoint a FoclHHes; Connections I* Collect!** t*» 'polity shall not offer or provide December 31 ot each year, make on mtftrest tans report Itwrfon froth the* year In which he Is appointed and ' duly qualified ond licensed Health tenu.The Authority will, ot It* own cost frs» service fa ony user of Its sewage col audit of the Authority's records and time to time a* the CommtttM he shall receive th* customary fees as and expense, connect tht sewage collec- accounts relating to the Authority Fa- Officer when required by statute or cllltlw and report thereon to Uw Au- may require. compensation. He shall moke exam* when. In ttw Board's opinion, the vol- tion systems of the MunldpotnTes ta ttw 1M: Mtmlcipaiiry Payment! for 17) Conduct, or arrange for Itw con- t not Ions of tax records about unpaid Authority's trunk anal InKTCeptor Mwan. thority and the Municipalities. Such ume and'noture of the work to be Hease (Structures) Connectlons.ln the report shall state the accountant's duct of prosecutions for crimes municipal liens aid certify the results performed warrant the speciallxed Eh Miciplity will require (hat •vent one or more municipal ftles request and offenses cognizable by th* opinion m to whether the Authority l> skill of a Health Officer. Until a Each Municipality will. . , . any me Authority to install house (structures), In compliance with tM fiscal require- municipal court ot the Township Health Officer Is appointed, or when. sewer lines constructed wUntt Hi gro connections os set forth In section ,1.02, J of Holrrrdel, In eluding violations ments of any trusf ogreement or loan In the Board's opinion, the volume of pfilcal limns and wtmtn list Bonn then said municipality shall pay for Ihti agreement (Muring bonds or other of ordinances of the Township, work to be) performed warrants an glon as shown on Schedule A, whettwr tome In occordonce with this section. comploinn of any department, obligations relating to the Authority ^- fa? the" fQWRthfp'bf assistant to me Health Officer, Ihe sucf) smfsrs ore constructed by 1fi# Mtf- under state law and violations of Board stall appoint a duly qualified nlcfpainy or oihtrmlssTbm cowdtd to The Authority shall cause separate Facilities and as to the sufficiency of rules or regulations duly promul- op*rat*e wider a separate o _ _ . Items to be provided In Its contract docu- the Authority's rates and choree* then eirabllsMng the Polk* Department* | ond licensed Sanitary Inspector. TIM ttt* Autnonty* rnt«x«ptor mm, «m»r gated by any deportment, except Health Officer and/or the Sanitary ments tor house (structures) connections such crimes and offenses as it rescribinglt» membcrsMp ond assign- a* a result of catwiSton to thtn wxlstlng to be Installed for each municipality. ng to It certain powers and functions. ' Inspector stall serve, for such terms collection tytttrnft or by dlrtct camtectlon Each Municipality shall pay the Authority "jectlMl J.MrThls Agreement snail may be the duty of the County f as fh» Board may a*>lermlne, sublect become effective upon Its execution Prosecutor to prosecute. The members of the Pollc* Depart- ot place* ond In tt» rmnnsr approved by the prices as set forth In 1he bid proposal ment shall rtctive such compensollcn to civil service rules and regulations. of tne lowest responsible bidder under the by fhe parties hereto ond the term (8) Perform such other and different prescribed by the Salary Ordlmno*.. . TM Health Officer and or Sanitary TIM Authority will Install In Its dls- Items "house connections" and "deep hereof shall extend until June 24, 2012 function* and duties as may be S-2 Director ol Civil DefenM ond Disaster r the regu- crefIon* ot thtrequest o f and for ttw mu- house connections". Tha total cost to be and thereafter until terminated try ei- provided by ordinance. ConHOi. There shall be a Director at Health and nicipalities, rtout* (structures) con- paid by the Municipality to the Authority ther party upon six-months prior writ- C. Special Counsel. Whenever he deems Civil Defense aid Disaster Control ap- N J rwdtont. In thme areas where ttw Author- will Include and be the sum of (I) Con- the Interests of the Township so n pointed by the Township Committee for BBSs:r_r;r:.r.:.:- ity plans to construct trunk and Inter- struction Costs, as set forth above; (II) quire, the Township Attorney may. a term of one (U year. He shall be a Hw SanHary Cedes of IK* New Jersey ceptor sewers. The parties hereto ogre* Construction contingencies directly re- ties hereto, acting t&rough their duly lated to construction of house and deep Elegant, slim, dashing — k with the approval of the Township resident ot the Township of Holmdel Depmlinontof HeoHtt,jnd they shofl tha"• t" th"" e- foregoin— " g ma•y > resutt In reduced authorized officers, have caused in* Commit tee and within the limits of and sholl serve without compensation. receive svdk compensation as may cost fo.__r Installation o_f. said house (struc- house (structure) connections, and by (III), du* execution hereof os of Ihe day and knit this new suit now! available appropriations, appoint The Director of Civil Defense and Dis- be provided ki tlw Salary Ordinance. ture!t ) connectionti s end will result In one twelve and one-half O2V»%) percent of to- yeor first above-written. special counsel to assist him In the aster Control sholl hove the powers* '•* Plumbing Inspector. The Plumbing In- permanent pavement replacement. (Pay- tal construction costs to cover engineer- ' , BAYSHORE REGIONAL DIRECT FROM PARIS! preparation, trial, or argument of le- functions) and duties prescribed by spector snail be appointed by the ment for ttte connections shall be In ac- ing. Inspection, legal and administrative SEWERAGE AUTHORITY 9497 go) matters or proceedings as he law. Board of Health for such period of cordance with Section 2.04, twein).. costs. Tne Municipality shall within thirty By A. SIMONSEN Knit chanel-inspired sweater- (») days after notice by the Authority En- may determine. It the Township At- S-3 Municipal Court. The Municipal Cour time as the Boord may determine and "Connection" os used In this section Chairman SIZES 34-50 torney should be disqualified with re- sub|ec! to civil service rules and regu- gineer, which shall be no sooner then the suit of novelty yarn. Has per- of tht Township ot Holmdel of the shofl meon ttte lateral sewer running from award ol the contract to the said lowest spect to any matter, the Township County of Monmouth operates under a lations. He shall be a licensed plumber Authority's trunk or Interceptor wwer (o o. SMITH Committee shall appoint special of the State of New Jersey and shall responsible bidder by the Authority, pay manently pleated skirt, ribbed separate ordinance establishing the the curb line or eosement line. to the Authority twenfy-f I ve (25%) percent counsel to represent the. Township court, prescribing Its membership and act under the regulations of the Board In the event on* or more of the Munici- BOROUGH OP UNION BEACH UTa^ for and with1 respect ta such matters. of Health and the Plumbing Codes of of sold Iota! price In sold bid proposal. jacket, scalloped edge. Pat- assigning to It certain powers and func- palities request the Authority to Initoll Thereafter within thirty dan of receipt of By ALFRED T. HEHMEtSY tions. Compensation of the Municipal Holmdel Township ond the State of sold house (structures) connection. It Mayor D. Records ond Papers. Alt papers, New Jersey. He shall receive os com- notice by the Authority Engineer cer- Everything about this prin- tern 521: sizes 12-18 incl. documents, memoranda, reports ond Judge* the Court Clerk, the Violations shall notify the Authority In writing to tifying the progress estimate of the con- Attest: Clerk. Court Attendant/ and such otfier pensation such fees as may be estab- that effect and Identify by block and lot other materials relating ta the duties lished by the Board of Health tor custo- tractor, as to amount and value of work MARY SABIK cess is a delight — the fit and Send % cents for each pat- . performed ond services rendered by «..,„.ottleer_s os ma. .IOVy from time to time be house (structures) connections to be In- completed as of the progress estimate, Borough Clerk mary Inspections and services of the stalled by the Authority. flare, deep pockets, the quick the Township Attorney for or In be- appointed shall bt as provided in the Plumbing Inspector. miAilcipaltty tholl pay sola sum to the Au TOWNSHIP OF HAZLET tern — add 25 cents for each half of th* Township shall be and re- Salary Ordinance. 7.S Registrar of Vital Statistics: It sholl be Incumbent upon the muntcl- thwlty. By JOSEPH A. MORALES zip-up-and-go! Whip it up in a main the property of the Township. 5-4 Volunteer Fire Companies. There itoV A. The Board of Heoltti sholl appoint a poMtles to notify the Authority within Mayor pattern for first-class mailing Upon th* termination of his service be one or more volunteer Fire Com Registrar ot Vital Statistics ond an thirty days after receipt of notice from the Section tM: Municipality Cooperation Attest: gay stripe or print. with the Township, the Township At- ponies os author I red by the Township Assistant Registrar of Vital Statistics Authority Engineer os to Its requtsf that WitltHt Afthortty.EocAtbrltvEactH MunicipalitMnicipality will coc - MARGARET C. SMITH and special handling. Send to torney shall forthwith surrender to Committee, The Volunteer Fire Com- In occordonco with N.J.S.A. 26:8-11, the Authority construct house (structures) operate with the Auttrorlty to assure that Township Clerk Printed Pattern 9497: NEW his successor all such property, to- ponles shall operate under a separate •36:B-16, for oterm of three (3) years. conned Ions, as set forth herein. Because proper service crnraes are paid to the Au- HAZLET TOWNSHIP Laura Wheeler, 61 The Red gether with a written consent to sub- ordinance establishing the companies The Registrar and the Assistant Reg- time is of the essence, th* Authority will thority with respecf to each user benefit- SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Women's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, Bank Register, Needlecraft stitution of his successor In all legal describing their geographical areas oi istrar shall receive the customary not Insiofl any house (structures) con- ing front the Authority Facilities ond. to By DANIEL M.McGEE actions and proceedings then pending fire responsibility, prescribing then fees as compensation tn accordance nections If notice Is not received from the that end, agrees that (I) It will refuse to Chairman 42, 44, 46, 48, SO. Size 36 (bust Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea to which the Township Is a party. membership, ond assigning certain with N.J.S.A. M:8-M to 26:9-45. Municipality as set forth herein. transport through Its sewage collection Attest: 4-9 Township Auditor: functions. B. Duties of Ihe Registrar and the Assis- &o long systems ony sewage which emanates from E. S. DOMBROWSKI 40) takes 3% yds. 35-in. Station, New York, N.Y. A. Appointment and Compensation. A 5-5 Volunteer First Aid Squads. Tder tant Registrar of Vital Statistics shall each Municipality wilt not use, or permit users outside of fhe Municipality unless Secretary registered municipal accountant of shall be one or more independent. In be as prescribed In N.J.S.A. 26:8-25, others to use, any other treatment facil- such users or the municipality In which TOWNSHIP OF H0LMDBL Printed Pattern 9085: NEW 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- the State of New Jersey sholt be op- corporate* Vohintwr First Aid Squod: Including, but not limited to, the fol- ities for sewage collected In any portion they are located ore parties to an ogree- By O. COHEH pointed by the Township Committee rccognlied by the Township com lowing: of the Bayshore Region as shown on ment with the Authority In respect of Au Mayor Half Sizes 10^, 12>£, 14&,BER, NAME, ADDRESS, for a period of one (1) year, com- mltte*. The Captains of th* First Alt ((I)) Secure reporting of births, mar- Schedule A and each Municipality will not thorlty sewerage services but nothing Attest: mencing on January T, of the year In Squads shall act according to rules and riages, aemns, letol oeatns, ana otherwise compete, or permit others to herein will prevent the Authority trom en JOHN P. WADINQTOH 16%. 1% 20%. Size W/i (bust ZIP. reportable diseases. compete, with the Authority Facilities. terlng Into Agreements with other Munlcl< which he ts appointed. The Auditor regulations consistent with (aw. which tfM.OOl NEW 1972 Needlecraft Cata- shall receive such customary fees they shall establish Independently or I (2) Make copies of vital records, Each Municipality will enact and en- polities, (II) the Municipality will taki 37) tunic, pants 3'4 yds. 45-in. and charges for work performed. : accord with regional associations o transmitting original certificates force a mandatory connection ordinance such steps as ttw Authority moy recoirv SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS log crammed with the most B. Power* and Outlet. Th* Auditor' First Aid Squads. The Township Com and copies to agencies as re- requiring owners of structures occupied mend to prohibit excessive Infiltration oi ADDENDUM AGREEMENT •holl make the annual audit and shall mlttee In in*lr municipal budget may quired by law. or used oy human beings where feasible the Municipality's sewage collection sys THIS AGREEMENT, mode the 341 h day for each pattern — add 25 fabulous fashions, acces- hove the powers ond perform the contribute old to fhe Volunteer Firs' (3) Issue licenses, permits, ond to connect la Itt or the Authority's stwer tem ond (INI the Municipality will perml< of June 1*71, by and between BAYSHORE copies of vital records os pro- the Authority's agents and representatives dutltft prescribed by law. or rutet Aid SOuods os permitted by law. vided toy taw, system. Each Municipality will further REGIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY cents for each pattern for Air sories, gifts. Knit, crochet, and regulations of the Division of Lo- take oil practical st«ps to prevent storm to Inspect the Municipality's sewoge col Monmouth county. New Jersey, a public ARTICLSVI 7-6 Township Medical Officer: lection system ot all reasonable times. cal Finance In the Department of Deportment of Public Works A. There shall be a Township Medical water from flowing Into the Authority Fa- body, politic ond corporate, organized and j Mail and Special Handling. embroider. Free patterns. Community Affairs of the Stole of 4-1 Conservation Commission. Th* Con' Officer appointed by the Township cilities, will not permit any sanitary sew lection 3.0»: Municipality's Financial existing under the provisions of Chapter New Jersey. He sholl also perform servatlon Commission operates under Committee for oterm of one (1) year ers hereafter constructed wilhln the Day- Res|MnslelllMs.Cach Municipality Is obll 131 of ihe Lowss o f Neew Jersey of 1944 Send to Marian Martin, 420 Send 50c. such duties and render such services a separate ordinance es tab tithing th< commencing January 1 0* ty* veor In shore Region as shown on Schedule A to oated to levy and Impose tewer rents or The "Authorit'ity'*)* : and fil HJE The Red Bank Hcgister, Pal- New Instant Crociiet Book as may be prescribed by the Town- Cammtnlon. |M-«frrlb(no tts member which uupalttled. H*> shutl b# u li- be u»ed u» storm »«w«it UIH! will legutte charges (herein called "sewer rents") tor Vo\SNSHif'"sBWferfAci"AuVltdg'iUWNSHlf SfiWERAGB Au W a ship Committee. ship, and assigning to II certain powen censed physician at the State of New all building roof drainage systems to be the use of Its sewoge collection system In municipal sewerage authoritytho . BOROUGH tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., — step-by-step pictures, pat- ,4-10 Township Clerk: and functions. Member* we volunteers Jersey ond thai I be -actively engaged disconnected from sanitary plumbing fa- amounts sufficient Ta discharge Its obl!ga< OP UNION BBACH, HAZLBT TOWN- , A. Election and Compensation, The and s*rve without compensation. In the practice o( medicine. He shall cilities draining (Mo Its or the Authority's lions to the Authority under Section 3.01 SHIP, and the TOWHJHIP Of HQLM- New York, N.Y. 10011. Print terns teach today's way. $1.00. Township Cterk !» elected by a ma- 4-2 Department of Roads: receive siKh compensation os Is pro- 'sewar system. hereof and under this Section. The mln DCL. In the County of Monmouth, munici- lortty of votes cast for a lerm of A. There •ball be a Department o vided In the Salary Ordinance and* Section 1.03: Construction o-fi Collectionn Imum level of each Municipality's sewei pal corporations ot the State of New Jer- NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP. Complete Instant Gift Book three (3) years beginning January 1, Roads of fhe Township of Holmdel additionally, he shall receive the cus- Systems. Each Munlc/qolltv will causa rents (wMcn may be different for differ sey, {herelnoilsr eoch severally referred following election. The TowniMp which sholl consist ot a Rood Super tomary fees and charges for medical plans ond specifications to be completed enl classes of users), shall be sufficient to to as "Municipality," or collectively as SIZE AND STYLE NUM- — more than 100 gifts. % 1.00 Clerk is subject to the provisions of visor, a Road Foreman, ond suci services. Including examination and with respect to the collection systems produce total actual collections, on an an- "Munlclpolltlei"); law relating to tenure of office and Equipment Operators and Laborer treatment, rendered ta Township em- within Us geographical boundaries to at nual basis, equal to 101% of the Munlcl WITHESflTH: BER. Complete Afghan Book — remove) 1rom ottlce. Her shall re- os tram time to time may be appoint ployees when luch examination or least the extent shown on Schedule A. patlty's obligations to. the Authority under The parlies hereto have entered Into on calve compensation as prescribed by •d. All personnel <* fht Otporlmcn treatment Is authorized and directed I:nth Municipality will enact nrid enforce section 2.01 until fhe required minimum In Agreement of even date herewith, here- FUEE FASHION OFFEK! 71.00 Salary Ordinance and shall give of Roads sholl be appointed by Ih by the Township Committee or Ihe an ordfnance for pretreatment acceptable Its Sewer Rent Reserve Account (as title inafter reterred to as the Main Agree- bond, paid for by th* Townthlp, for Townihlp Commit 1e» -sub)eel to tlv' Boord ot Health and Is not at the In- Inafler provided for) hat been accumu Choose one pattern from 150 "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c service rules and regulations onui itiation of the patient himself. to the Authority and will cauie bids to be ment, a copy of which Is attached hereto the faithful performance of the duties advertised and received for the construc- laM (ond during any period utter a wllh ond mode a part hereof. of the office, • they shall receive such compensation drawai therefrom until the same hai bete styles in New Fall-Winter Book of 12 Prize Afghans. as prescribed by the Salary Ordl-' B. The Township Committee may ap- tion of the collection system, as ihown on restored) and thereafter equal to 1D0S Anything contained In the Main Agree- B. Duties, The Township c»rk shall: nonce, , point such additional Medlcdl Offi- Schedule A attached, coincidental!/ as ment between the parlies notwithstanding, 50c (1) insure that the minutes and thereof. Each Municipality may Impon Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. cers os may be required. »early os mdy be practicable with the od- higher charges at lit discretion. II Is ogreoa*. In consideration of the mu- records of tht proceedings ot the D. Functions, Tht Road Department C. The Medical Officer Is) shall: vertisement ond recetc ' the Authority luat covenant!, conditions and agreements INSTANT SEWING UOOK Quilt Book 1 — IB patterns. Township Committee art kept. shall, under the technical guidance of UJ Provide professional advice tn ot tlcrt tor the AulhorUy Facilities. Upofi Each Municipality will adopt, with Ih contained In the Main Agreement, and (3) Preserve and compile oil duly the Township EnaJneer: the broad spectrum of public receipt of bids lor the construction of the contained herein, by ond between tne par- sew today, wear tomorrow. 50c passed ordinances, recording approval of Ih* Authority, prior to th (I) Maintain ond repair all munici- health and medicine as requested collection systems within each Munlclpol- connection of the Municipality's sewog. ,.-tie—s heret—- - o- a-s- follows•••• : them In o book, with a prontr In- 1 1 11 Museum Quilt Book 2—50c pal roods. by the Tawn&htp Committee or ily, each Municipality shall forthwith pro- collection system to the Authority Facll- !,. I. It I * " no* •— - the $1. INSTANT FASHION dex lo be provided for (ha! pur- (?) Maintain and repair all munici- the Board of Health. 0 1 pose. Such book shalt remain In ceed with fhe Issuance and sale of bands Itlet, and thereafter from time lo flme re- ™!»* i ""^ * T~H"3"' I. ,.^~.",.I^ Book 3, "Quilts For Today's pal storm ond drainage systems. {7) Conduct physicaihysleal examinations of and/or providing for other financingng. In an vise to the extent necessary, o schedule of I Hoilet Township, to effectuate connection BOOK — Hundreds of fashion the custody of the Township (3) Provide for ond carry out snow Cltrk. £v*ry ordinance iholl be appllconfs and «employeei s ol the amounou t sufficiensuficient to popayv thIhe cost merslot sewtr renls colculoled to produce codec- 'of Ihe lines and system owned by the Boy- facts. SI. Uvlng". 15 patterns. 50c removal and sanding or salting Township referred to him bv the •and will schedule the sale of lit bonds TUrtUUy Vtrp*t*r, K«i Bank — M«lflUt«*n. >.J. IVi(ia>, 10. 1**72 Teacher Pact Session Set Also approved «a« ir*4*9 Hammer announced that the equipmeoL Bids fir the work NEW SHREWSBURY - wfH be received at the March leave of absence for Mi» Fe- Winnebago Shares The signing of the 1972-73 con- district had received its total licia Molyneux, for reasons of entitlement of $43,760 in feder- 22 meeting. rather than escaped. tract between the Tlnton Falls health. , By ROGER E. SPEAR Schools Board of Education al impact aid to cover cost of The board approved a con- Proximity to the Saint Law- education of 231 federally con- tract of employment for Je- rence Seaway should continue and the Tinton' Falls Schools Israel has spent $71-4 million Q — In Winnebago, trading Teacher's Association has nected students for the 1970-71 rome Klein, guidance coun- Successful to spur industrial expansion in period. selor, for three days a week at on maintaining and developing On the New York exchange at the service area. In addition, been postponed until March the Gaxa Strip since capturing |66, a good buy? — L.D. On the recommendation of $4,500 for the remainder of the Investing rate increases are expected to 22, when the board will con- J it from Egypt in 186T, A — Winnebago has the dis- be granted. Shares are trad- sider the contract. Mr. M alone, the board re- year. tinction of being "high flyer of ing at a very modest multiple which should b,e revised up- Andrew Rovito, a teacher at solved to rename the gymna- the year" for 1971—shares new purchases. of earnings, an appraisal ward. Buy. the Swimming River School, sium at the Tinton Falls shot up 462 per cent. Since the Q — I am retired and inter- was appointed by the board as School in honor of the late ATTENTION! close of 1971, WGO pushed ested in additional income. head teacher, in the absence Nick Costa, who served the ahead another 48 per cent to With its 3 per cent in stock of Principal Philip Levine, school district since 1946. A Runrnon and New Shrewsbury 72. It took news of GM's entry plus cash dividends, Roches- Oldsters Seek who was ill. commemorative plaque will •toafdwits . into the motor home field, ter Gas 4 Electric yields over The board's action was tak- be placed on the gym wall Winnebago's bailiwick, to put 8 per cent tax free. Would you en on the recommendation of during special ceremonies. • '- 3' '.,•'•' the lid on the stock's almost comment on the advisability superintendent George Ma-' Mr. Hammer announced the liability, that's the vertical rise. While it is hard of purchasing this stock? — Office for Aged lone, who with Richard Cle- district had been granted to argue with this kind of suc- EX. doing the same job as it would ment, principal at Tinton state approval for construc- cess, shares are discounting FREEHOLD — Five mem- tion of a 20-by-20-foot exterior A — Some clarification on bers of the Keyport Senior be doing if it had an office on Falls School, have filled in for gfbwth several years out. the tax status of Rochester aging but that the job is not Mr. Levine. addition to the Tinton Falls Citizens Club petitioned the gym, to be used for storage of xt ;!iW^$e.b.een in business in this Some of the impetus for the Gas' dividend is in order. Al- county Board of Freeholders officially designated. Board secretary Michael areafordver 25yeaj^and have3,000satisfied cus- stock's winning performance though the cash distribution Tuesday to establish a coun- George Goodfellow of has been generated by the was considered 100 per cent ty office on aging to serve the Bridle is coordinator of the tomers. ballooning in operating results nontaxable as income in 1971, needs of senior citizens in the county Advisory Council on Our sewer installation contracts have no hidden this year. In the first nine what portion will be tax ex- county. Aging. charges or fine print. rnonths of the fiscal year en- empt in 1972 is as yet not Freeholder Director Joseph If Monmouth had an office ded Feb. 29, 1972, sales in- known. Furthermore, utilities All work is done in one day by licensed plumbers, C. Irwin replied that the coun- on aging, 75 per cent of it's So, if the cost is a little higher you'll know you're creased 82 per cent and earn- will lose this advantageous ty is "doing quite a bit of funds would come from the ings 206 per cent. Net of close tax shelter after this year. work with senior citizens," state. getting more for your money. to $1 a share will probably be The stock dividend, initiated Mr. Irwin said there are BLUE GOAL reported for the full year, for adding that "it looks like we {forenm in 1960, reduces your cost are going to have to go into it funds in the 1972 county budg- All work GUARANTIED FuU ymr) an indicated average annual basis and upon sale of the officially." et to establish the office. (Ucensad, Insured & Bonded) growth rate in excess of 90 shares is in effect subject to a Mr. Irwin said Monmouth is George Armstrong, a mem- per cent. While this level of capital gain tax. Similar ber of the Keyport Senior Citi- AS LOKM AS $4.00 Per Foot growth would justify some treatment is accorded the zens Club who was a spokes- Fred D. Wikoff Co. premium, a 06x earnings mul- cash distribution, therefore, Nursery School man for the group, said his tiple seems overly steep for the tax liability is postponed club is trying to organize the 'Rite Way" CORRIGAN'S Will Reopen senior citizens in Monmouth 236 MAPLE AVENUE MATAWAN - Registration County. He added that there ftttf Bank's oMtsf and hrgnt ttwer cowurtlnj firm, lit.,1945 of children for the fall term of are about 30,000 senior citi- the Temple Beth Ahm nursery zens in the county. Local Securities school has been scheduled for Mr. Irwin arranged a meet- ForAppointtmirt 747-2706 24 Hours-7 Days Representatives inter-dealer quotations at approximately March 21 for temple mem- ing between the group and 127 OAKLAND ST. RED BANK 3:00 p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not inc|udp retail bers, and March 22 for other Mr. Goodfellow, mark-up, mark-down or commission. interested members of the BANKS Dlv. •M Alkti community. Belmar-Wall National ; t>5 The school, operated by the CentralJerscy (x) 50 14% Temple Sisterhood, is com- Franklin State Bank 29 pleting its third year. First Merchants Nat'l Bank (x) 40 13 Although the school is Jew- First Nat'i Bank of Toms River (x) 80 ish-oriented, all children of 3 First State Ocean County (x) 20 to 5 years, regardless of race Keansburg -Middletown " 1.20 or religion, are welcome. The Bank of Manalapan 24 •Id director of the school is Mrs. Middletown Banking Cn. (Ill11,, Stock Diy.).... 15 17 Judith Marquess. Monmouth County National (x) 20 6% 7'4 Mrs. Elaine Singer may be NJN Bancorp (x) 1.80 contacted for information. Ocean County National (x) 1.00 75 150 People's National Bank, Lakewood (x):.. 6.00 Shore Nat'l Bank ... Square Dance Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) ) 50 49 United Jcrsev Banks of N.J 43% Slated Saturday (x) Dividend (x) Plus Stock Declared or Paid KEANSBURG - The INDUSTRIAL IM Greater Keansburg J,aycee Aerological Research : lc 5c: ettes will sponsor their first Alkon Industries 6% ty* annual square dance Saturday Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc 2% 2% from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Brockway 28% 28% -Veterans of Foreign Wars Buck Engineering 14 15V& Hall, Ramsey Ave. Some banks Electronic Associates...., 5% 5% Mrs'. Richard Fleming is Electronic Assistance .' 5% 6 chairman of the event, pro- Foodarama 10 10% ceeds of which will go toward Interdata U 13% a scholarship fund for Keans- International Components Corp Vfa 2 burg High School. King James Extended Care , 2'2 3 Caller will be Glenn Cooke have Laird ; 10i^ of Manasquan, from the Metallurgical International 4 Squares dancing group. Re- Monmouth Airlines y2 freshments will be served. Monmouth Capital » 9% Tickets may be purchased Monmouth Industries y, at the door. Monmouth Park: 12% 13 interest rates bi\ N.J. Natural Gas 18 18% Rowan Controller 2 Fly Casting Servomation 33% Southern Container Corp 2% 2% Clinics Set Spiral Metal 2'4 2'2 LINCHOFT - Two free U.S. Homes 36% 36% clinics teaching the tech- regular savings. United Telecontrol Electronics 5 niques of fly casting are Walter Reade Organization Inc.... 2% scheduled March 19 and 26 by WinslowTel % the Monmouth County Park System. Each session will begin at 1:30 p.m. at Thompson Park Visitors Center, with partiri Society Will 'Mark' pants asked to bring their own fishing poles. Has yours ? Advance registration is re- Century-Old Houses quired, by mail to Box 326, Lincroft, or by telephone. TENNENT - If your home town, and Mrs. Charles K is 100 years old or older, n Wikoff Jr., Manalapan.. representative of the Battle- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nolan, ground Historical Society will Mrs. Harold"Ottesen and Mr. PHRASE WITH MERIT mark the date on it at your and Mrs.' Arthur Fitzpatrick, BOWIE, Md. (AP) - Sign in request. Millstone; Mrs. Gairett front of the Belair Baptist The society lias decided to Thompson, Mrs. William Church: undertake as a bicentennial Miles and William Hunt, Mrs. "Jesus Saves ... And at To- project the task of marking as Harry Gibson and Samuel day's Prices, That's a Mir- many century-old or older Brocklebank, llowell. acle." homes as possible. Local his- toric groups are being asked to cooperate. Information about the proj- ect may be obtained by get- ting in touch with Monmouth County Bicentennial Com- mittee members: PROFESSIONAL Mrs. John Lyle, Knglish- town, member of the county WE-HAVE-NOT! committee and chairman of LAWN MAINTENANCE the project for the Battle- Experience, Integrity, Reliability ground Historical Society. Ira and Richard Tilton and Dial 542-5546 At New Jersey National Bank, Regular Mrs. Edward King Jr., Free- Over 15 yean experienct and template satisfaction in the Savings Account customers are still earning hold; Mrs. Taylor Palmer and COLTS NECK AREA Mrs. Ralph Wood, English- the highest interest rate offered by any full LEARY'S NURSERY service bank, and the interest is HOCKHOCKSON RD. & WATER ST., COLTS NECK compounded daily. / Pack 271 Has Banquet ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF If your savings aren't paying as much interest OAKHUKST - CUD Scout as they used to and you'd like to begin ry Pack 271 held its first annu;il RUMSON and Blue and Gold banquet at earning New Jersey National's high rate Gimble Lehy Quirk Post NEW SHREWSBURY of interest, there's no need to make a trip to VFW, here. .Commander Frank Stcimle, your present bank. Simply visit any of our presented Cubmaster Edward offices and we'll do the rest. Romano a check from the Sewer Installation post to assist the pack in its fluid-raising campaign. FREE ESTIMATES Since we compound interest daily, Achievement awards were "1st in the Area for a we suggest you do it today. presented tiie Cubs during ihe Member Fedar.il pcposil Insurance Corporation banquet. The" Ladies Auxiliary of the Combined total of 82 Years" VFW Post under the lead- MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal • Freehold • Long Branch • Neptune township (3) • Ocean Grove ership of Mrs, Hattie Brown, BECKER - PATTERSON Oceanport • Ocean Township • West Long Branch • Other Offices In HUNTERDON and MERCER COUNTIES prepared und served the ban- quet. William Comcau wrfs 747-1464 FAIR HAVEN' Financial Sorvicos Ollico—Princolon. N.J. chairman for the banquet. FrMuv, Ma-rrh !«, # ^Television •Books i # Movies * Theater • Dining Out •Comment Your • Hobbies • Music Teeni of

By BETTE SPERO NEW YORK '- The year is, 1959. Y6u are 14 years old, or somewhere thereabouts. And your high school heroes wear pegged pants and black leather jacketi. Th,eir greasy hair cascades a bit pompadou- rishly into styles whh names, like "the Chicago box." . Your heroines wear "tight skirts" and "flats." In all pro- bability, your girl has a "bubble" haircut. That's Entertainment WHMWiUHiniHUHiMiiinninmiiiiiiiwiii Or perhaps you are one of the athletes and your attire is more inclined to khakis and letter sweaters, Your girl is probably a cheerleader or a twirler who wears- pleated skirts and crew neck sweat- ers. .evehts.revolve- around school dances and par- ties.;. Music is king, whether it be the syrupy ballads of the "GREASE"^- The cost from "Crease," a rock musfcat now playing at the Ederi Theatre, tiew York, Five Satins; the catch-all collapse after a rollicking stance number in the show which spoofs the 1950's rock era. tunes of Elvis Presley, or the rhythm and blues of Chuck Casey, who wrote the music Berry. and /lyrics,, excellently rea> r, Star Gazing eated the era with parodies, of • Michael Ybrk:LoverofTea Teens' star gazing runs the songs Jlke "Eddie, My Love," By WAKA TSUNODA corner table in his hotel suite to , gamut of Sandra Dee and and "There's a Moon Out fix a cup using hot water and James Dean. Tonight," with all, and more, NEW YORK (AP) - 1 tea bag. ' . Sound familiar? Those days of the sho-be-do-be-dos and Offer Michael York tea, but York has appeared in 14 mov- are recaptured, even more wa-wa-wa-wahs pf the day. no sympathy. ies since he was given his first acutely than in most of our There is even a song where, in At 29. York is one of these film role by Franco Zeffirelfi in somewhat vague recollec- the tradition of teen:age tra- successful English actors who the 1966 "Taming of the tions, in the current rock mu* gedies, the heroine laments steadily get starring roles in Shrew." They include: "Acci- sidal, "Grease." "it's Raining on Prom major films. djent" with Dirk Bogarde. "Red" If, you have fond memories Night." But if it conies to tea, it's and Blue" with Vanessa Red- of your days as a teen-ager in Other Devices another matter. He is always in grave, "Smashing Time" with the 1950's and early 1960*s, or The other devices of theater great need of tea. Rita Tushingham, Zefirelli's even if you would rather for- are also excellently executed. "Excuse me, I'm gasping for "Romeo and Juliet," "Justine" get them, "Grease".may be Douglas W. Schmidt's settings tea," he says, and goes to a with Anouk Aimee, "Something just the tonic you need as you of Rydell High School, ham- for Everyone" with Angela approach the big 30. burger haven, and "rec Upholding the distaff side Lansbury. and "Cabaret" with The play very adroitly, in a rooms"; Jim Sullivan's hair . were Carole Demas as the Lisa Minneili. tongue-in-cheek parody, re- styles; Carrie F. Robbjn's shy-like heroine whose appar- "It could change any time." calls the era, vividly, right costumes; Patricia Birch's ent claim to fame was that he says calmly, but hastily down to the tiniest details.that dances, and Torn Moore's~di- she didn't "go all the way," finds a wooden chair and knocks on it. we who are its products rection all make everything and Adirenne Barbeau as MICHAEL YORK seem so real. tough-talking Betty Rizzo, "I'm often cast as a writer. hadn't even remembered. It's quite a responsibility." he Youth Theater, amMoured Rn Part musical, part comedy, But the most credit for who apparently did "go all the: making everything come so way." Marya Small gave a laughs. "Excuse me. 1 must get gland and Europe in Shake- the play is mostly a spoof of another cup of tea. I'm a fanat- speare productions. At Oxford, those days when being a juve- alive goes to the cast, many of delightful supporting perform- ance as Frenchy, a scatter- ic for tea." he was a member of tlje Oxford nile delinquent meant you whom appeared, agewise, to He comes back holding 'a University Drama Society and smpked in the girls' lavatory. have been reliving their own brain redhead whose ambition steaming cup containing almost was to be a hairdresser. received further training in But it is a very lighthearted past. One of the players, in colorless liquid. "Chamomile Shakespeare. After graduation, spoofing, .certainly with no fact, had listed in his Playbill There was even an extra tea," he explains happily. he joined the Dundee Repertory malice aforethought in the biography that he was presi- added attraction for '50's era York is an honor graduate of Company at a salary of $43 a dent of his high school Tom- rock music buffs. Songs of the minds of the authors. We (t Oxford University with a major week. Then he was'accepted by can't imagine anyone, least of my Sands fan club. times, like The Book of In English language nnd litera- Sir Laurence Olivier's famous all 5Q's era teens, being of- Excellent Cast Love," "In the Still of the ture, but at this point he says he National Theater, and made his fended at the show. A recent Especially outstanding Night" and "La Bamba," is "satisfied with being &n ac- debut in "Much Ado About matinee audience at the Eden among the very evenly ex- were piped throughout the tor. Of course, I'd like to brrmch Nothing" with Maggie Smith Theatre, Second Ave. and 12th cellent cast were Barry theater's expanse before the out eventually, but you can't and Albert Finney. St., mainly young people in Bostwick (the Tommy Sands" show and during intermission. force the pace." He also did some television their late 20's, apparently fan) as the greasy haired hero "I like this music," com- For a man with such a de- work, appearing as Young Jol- found the show a delight. and Walter Bobbie as Roger,, mented one spectator shortly tached attitude, he has done a yon in the BBC's highly popular And no wonder. the "mooning" champ of good before curtain time. "I don't lot already. At the age of 16, he serial. Galsworthy's "Forsyte Jim Jacobs and Warren old RH. care if the show ever starts." joined Michael Croft's National Sage." est SANTA FE PREMIERE SANTA FE, N.M. to perpetuate the operatic in our llurlmr \ rcw HI>I performing art with its re- 30 lated arts. A major contrib- 2 per person ^^ uting factor to the growth of Day Camp Stfttrkfe^f WEEKEND Talk Slalcd CELEBRATION > ENGLISHTOWN — The SUNDAY, MAR. 19 Young Men's and Young CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE Women's Hebrew Association SERVED ALL DAY of Raritan Valley will explain its day camp program March MVSIC ALL AFTERNOON BY DANCiN6 FRIDAYAT8SATURDAYAT9^ 16 at 8 p.m. to interested par- DICK AUSTIN DUET ents of the Englishtown*Ma- WITH'THE JERRY KAY TRIO" nalapan area at the Clark EASTER DINNER Mills School Make Kcservalions Now AMERICAN AND A non-profit agency affil- CONTINENTAL CUISINE iated with United Community AT POPULAR PRICES. Services of Central Jersey DANCING and the Jewish Federation of WED., FRI. & SAT. Raritan Valley, The YM and COCKTAIL L0UN6E YWHA operates the Robin Hood Day Camp at Riva Ave. NO MINIMUM OR and Oakmont in East Brunsw- Valet Parking ick for children entering first Ju»t V('vnt of Rirervieiv tltupilul COVER CHARGE. to sixth grades. The nine acre, wooded site Wharf Ave, Re Ave., Highland Park. •j CYNTHIA LOWER V ' ' Rogers, who died in » plane program for the viewer. wen examined carefully, and crash id 1«5. had keen wit, a The program was the first the program maintained as its NEW YORK (A?)-James diffident and gentle manner Television of three hours of specials on, central point that the purpose Whitmore's one-man show which, combined with a broad CBS of such* busing is to provide about Will Rogers, in which grin, permitted him to get It was followed by a cool quality education for all chil- he haaf -been touring for more away with almost anything oa Comment and temperate report on dren. It was a helpful pro- than a year, was brought to stage and radio because he school busing for purposes of *gram that showed the prob- the CBS television audience was funny. His style and com- integration, Ro$er Mudd han- lems but' was unable to offer last night. mentary might be too sharp to • The program probably con- dled report! oa the programs much of a general solution. handle in these thin-skinned tained, the cream of Rogers' in school systems in Rich- The network wound up the days of television. wit, starting with grinning mond," Va, Where tempers evening with an informal Whitmore's material, cov- pokes at his favorite target, have beer^nnin&'high; in roundUble discussion by four ering many years, was ob- the politidan-"the local ban- Pontiat,,|Hch^ IrouWe broke correspondents on tfceir im- viously edited for contempo- dit sent to Washington to raid out in the &U; and in Pasa- pressions of China during the rary applicability and was headquarters." dena, Califs *her$ it seems to eight days of the presidential smoothly pulled together. It was a lour de force for be working out wen. visit. y The hour was filmed as Whitmore, and an interesting Pros and cons Of the subject Walter Cronkite, Eric Sev- Whitmore worked on the areid, Dan Rather and Ber-•r. stage of Los Angeles' Mark nard Kalb went over some Taper Forum. Roek Show Scheduled now familiar ground, dis- LUNCH COCKTAOS DINNER The actor first appeared on HAZLET - A pilot rock high school music teacher. cussedChlnese-American pol- stage as himself—a gray-hair- concert featuring "Salva- The records were played in itics, debated the reaction of ed man in slacks and sports tion/1 will be held in Raritan actual music classes. Mr. Ma- the Chinese and speculated or jacket. After a few in- High School April I at I p.m. riolis also attended various the results of the visit. They troductory remarks, he re- The Recreation Commission performances in the area be- were most interesting when moved his jacket, displayed a is sponsoring the event and fore the final selection was they talked of their personal bapdana around his neck and tickets are for sale. made. reactions during the visit. \l stuff a cowboy hat on the If this pilot program is suc- "Salvation" appeared at back of his head. He picked cessful, the commission will Grossinger's in the Catskills up a rope, slouched—and feature other groups twice a during the Lincoln's birthday I without any tricks of make-up year. holiday weekend. The group is suddenly was easily identi- Nicholas M. Mariolis, a rec- under contract for the sum- CLUBBENE' fiable as Rogers. reation commissioner, said mer at the Osprey Hotel, Ma- OWNER THEAM the pilot is an attempt to give nasquan, high school students enter- Their material ranges from stt* 35# Sooth Arabcy* NJ. HOUftDEL AUXUARY tainment by groups usually the wistful to the earthy and TOBAYSHOtf featured in hotels and com- soulful* Aside from popular BROADWAY HAYS mercial clubs patronized by songs, they also play original COMMUNITY HOSWTAl young,adults. material written and ar- ONSTAGE! mstHTs "We've priced the tickets so ranged by their own mem- WED. THRU SUN. that we can just cover ex- bers. penses," said Mr. Mariolis. "BELLS ARE "Our Hazlet teens will pay NOW THRU about a quarter of the usual MAR. 26 RINGING" rock concert fee," he conti- MARCH nued. r WAGON WOT AND OUTER AVCWVt* Demonstration records, he "Li'L ABNER" ATLANTIC Hiatumtix N.il. 17,18,24, 25 8:30 P.M. said, were tested with the co- MI-S330 , operation of Thomas Mosher, WHEEL VILLAGE SCHOOL Stage Show HOLMDEL Vacation PLAYHOUSE Every Wednesday FOR TOOTSCA U Thru Sunday 284-9283 Auction Presents RES. 727-3000 Scheduled HIDDLETOWN -The "PLAZA SUITE" MAR. 11 & 12 Jaycees have scheduled their PirMfM by YAH w. fOX "BABES IN ninth annual auction at 1 p.m. MAS. 10-11,17-18 Saturday, March 18, in Buck TOYLAND" Smith's, Palmer Ave., East CURTAIN 8:30 P.M. SHOWTIME 2410 P.M. WE'RE Keamburg. B. G. Coats will auction off at: the BARN to the highest bidder more than 50 vacation accom- 102 Am of 2 Rivers JOE'S KOZY BAR modations donated by leading IfAUAM-AMOtKAM ACK resorts in the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean. For Tickets Coll Trip arrangements are by Gill with the . . . Travel Service, Rt 35. 291-3140 John Clark, program chair- man, explains, "Proceeds lest in Food from this annual event will benefit the Jaycee-sponsored community projects such as For and Music" drug abuse programs, under- privileged children's pro- Dining featuring grams, Middletown Helps Its Elegance, OUR FAMOUS Own and Camp Hope." Vacation locations include Gourmet Excellence Vermont, New Hampshire, and 'SALAD APPETIZER BAR" Eleuthera, Aruba, Acapulco and Treasure Island, Fla. Impeccable Service Top Ten DANCING Best-selling records of I he week based on Th«C»jhBaiM)(Jiwies njtionwide swvey FRIDAY and SATURDAY "Without Yon," Nils*** turns every dinner into an epicurean delight! "Hurling Each Other," Car- penters "Down By The Lazy River," Dancing ALPINE Osmonds "Lion Sleeps Tonight," John Friday and Saturday nights "Heart Of Gold," Young for gentlemen and their ladies. "Everything I Own," Bread ROUTE 35. SHREWSBURY "Precious & Few," ClimaK 747-0200 MANOR "M«taer And Child Reunion." CLOSED MONDAYS Si The Zweben Family HWY. 36 872-1773 HIGHLANDS "A Hone With No Name," CLOSED TUESDAYS America "Puppy love," Osmond V With By MARY CAMPBELL on March 22, on Johann Sebas- people would liste jj At Carlton Tuesday tian Bach's 287th birthday, and analytically tc RED BANK - The Mon- way's longest-running non- AP Newsfeaturts Writer Biggs is giving a Bach concert the way they listen mouth Arts Foundation will musical, with Gloria Swanson "Records have taken the or- at St. Thomas Church in New or a string quart present the Broadway comedy in the lead role of the domi- gan out of a dark little corner of York. 'frightfully critical i hit "Butterflies are Free" at neering mother. the church and brought it into "I've made about 100 saying, 'Well, then 'Z 8:30 p.m., Tuesday in the Car- "Butterflies are Free" tells musical life." records," Biggs says. "At mote chest voice,'F lton Theater. of a blind youth's fight for So says E. Power Bi&gs, or- present, there are over 40 in the to an organ and Hollywood and Broadway freedom and Independence ganist, whose March releases catalog, alive so to speak. whole." Y, star Jan Sterling heads the from the attentions of an from Columbia Records are "A lot of people think the Since 1954, Col c cast of the Leonard Gershe overly-solicitous mother, and "Six Concertos for Organ, after organ is for weddingsrfunerals -been recording Bigj prize-winning comedy. it traces his love-affair with a Italian Masters," "The Mag- and movie houses. Actually, ic organs of Europe, One of the smash successes cute, wacky actress-neighbor nificent Mr. Handel, Vol. II," there is a wonderful repertoire composers of a cou of the 1969-70 New York the- in a Greenwich Village loft. "E. Power Biggs Plays 24 His- of concert music. Bach played organs of that count ater season, the play is Broad- This will be the third of four toric Organs of Europe" and his works in church but they're the very organ th( presentations in MAF's The- "Antiphonal Music for Organ, really concert music. played. Brass and Percussion." Also, ater Series. • ' • . E. POWER BIGGS "it would be wonderful if "Tlie organ is lik

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OCgANPGRT - the Par- 18, at 8:30 p.m. in.the Maple • Wallace, known for his Mon- seph McGroarty; ent-Teacher Association will Place School auditorium. mouth Civic Chorus produc- Grimmer have tbe> present "Frantic Antics" next A comic revue, it is being tions. roles. Guest stars Mrs IUeh- Friday and Saturday, March produced and directed by Al Mrs. Joseph Valencia and Elwood Baxter, Mrs. John Mrs. Anthony DePietro are Robert Berry and members of „ _, Wallftce chairmen and Mrs. Richard the Oceanport Council. Smith and Mrs. Edward Sommers is co-ordinator. PT A Mrs. Sue Suozzo is ch Woodfield. Wayne Fish is members and friends con- reographer. The inlst and is being assisted structed scenery, gathered consists of Mrs. Mta. Sherman Maas. props, sewed costumes and learned scripts. By Shore The cast includes Mrs. Nor- man Franks, Mrs. Asher 2_ WEST LONG BRANCH - publicity, and Miss Joan Parker, Mrs. Stephen Gold- El John J. Kolibas, principal ©I McCarn, posters and ushers. smith, Mrs. Paul Frankel, Shore Regional High School, Mrs, Doris Marotta is Mrs. Clinton Wood, Mrs. has announced that the Shore choreographing the produc- Thomas Button, Mrs. Thomas Players' presentation of Lea- tion, and Miss Judy Bradley, McMurray, Mrs. F. J. Fal- ner and Loewe's musical a graduate of Shore Regional, cone, Mrs, Joseph Valencia, "Camelof will open on is accompanist for the show. and Mrs. Anthony DePietro. Thursday, April 20, with addi- Miss Bradley is assisted at the Nat Garratano, Tony Cre- "EVItTOTOF LOVE" tional performances sched- pjlario by freshman Laura tello, George Lockwood, Al 14 uled for April 21 and 22 in the Acerra. Park, James Norwood, Jo- -IN COLOR - school auditorium. and on the Same Program Lorelle Brina and Eric De- 5 maree in the lead roles of Guenevere and Arthur head THE CRITICS AND THE AUDIENCES "DIARY OF MY SEX LIFE the cast of nearly 100 stu- RAVE ABOUT A NEW MOVIE THIS WEEK -IN COLOR- dents. Supporting the leads EXCLUSIVELY AT CINEMA III. are Ed Tripold as Lancelot; No one under 21 admitted Kevin Hulick as Tom; Cindy "EXCELLENT ACTING, GO SEE 'SOME- Travlos as Morgan le Fey; Barbara Cole as Nimue; Roy TIMES A GREAT NOTION* - YOU'LL EN- G RAN T' S Hoagland as Mordred; Casey JOY IT." Hulick as Merlyn and Sir GENE SHAUT (WNBC-TVp Dinadan; Mike Dougherty as -'ellinore; Paul Tuzeneu as "GREAT ACTING BY HENRY FONDA. sir Lionel; Danny Craig as Sir PAUL NEWMAN, BEAUTIFUL." ^agramore and Sandy Trufulo N.Y. TIMES I WHITE STREET as Squire Dap. RED BANK 747-0333 ^adies of the court will be G R A N T' S -rtrayed by Robin Witek, TNi MST HLMS Famous Films YOU M1SMO ... $ iris Mangogna,. and Nina THI MOVIES YOU 'merantz. Other members of WANT TO $11 AGAIN tbur's Court include: Mike Club - AND - By Every Sunday Afternoon NEW FILM P«VIEW$ s«b ,, ,i«« artiert Steve Sorrentino, Jt P ivid Ladd, Vinnie Plan- WHITE STREET 4-30 SingU Admiuion: $2.00 iiura,, Brian Craig, Larry RED BANK 747-0333 5 Admissions: $5 jdner, Randy Wright, Guy oagland, Charles Roper, An- ACADEMY AWARD SNEAK PREVIEW OF nony Ferrin, Marty Garland, NOMINATIONS Xevin Hulick, and Joe Walch. A NEW MOVIE The singing chorus, danc- rs, and Greek chorus in- "Sometimes lude: Joanne Bonpua, Joy .'oretzky, Chris Esposito, Su- 'LENNY BRUCE san West, Jon Herington, Su- a Great Notion" ;an Doherty, Val Lutschau-' •ig, Stephanie Renzo, Donna WITHOUT TEARS" )ay, Cindy Hunter, Kim pauLnewman -hite, Viv GuKietti, Margie .. is better than he has been in years! STARTS WEDNESDAY \ lartorclU, Denise Guth, inda Cornman, Beth Weston, >enise Provencher, Nancy ESTPICTUR oland, Marcy Mullin, Jane ... the best work of a lifetime!' ibert, Debbi DiGirolamo, nna LaBanca, Leslie Kul- OFTHE YEAR! au, Vicki Harvey, Peggy -National Board of Review | 'lehanty, Joanne Gianotto, uemiw EXCLUSIVE th Gesualdi, Geoff Morris, ...is simply fantastic!' ARl.A SHOWING iia Baldi, Carolyn Bragar, COSMOPOllTAH DIRKC7 FROM THE ra Chanowich, Leslie Fich- FLAY BOY THEATRE ;. Edna Gil and Cindy Wal- THE NEW ACCLAIMED "S. ...sensitive!" ..."fine!' • - CGftOM f MAGA/iW • —- - CBS IV.- POLANSKI 7he backstage crew in- udes Roland Rouse, Mike nastasia, Frank Ravas- THE MOVIE IS A GREAT BIG RICH "MACBETH" iiiere, R. J. Hines, Vinnie AMERICANA EXPERIENCE...GO!'^ tavaschiere, Karen Musco, -COSUOPtHITAN UACA/lM "EXCELLENT" -lien Delehanty, Lisa Arm, —N.Y. Times :asey Hulick, and Mark La- • • 'orta. plus I ATE show EVERy NITE —Daily Newt

Faculty members working FOR SPECIAL GROUP n the production include AND SCHOOL RATES Jario DeStefano, assistant CUNT CALL 741°9300 irama coach, who supervises iet design, construction, and Roman Polanskis ighting; Sal Marotta, chair- EASTWOOD film of man of Shore's Music Depart- ment; Miss Kathleen Beh- mann, business manager, PLAY MISTY FOR ME" .CBETH 4iss Mary Donovan and Miss ...an Invitation to termi... Jeverly Farr, costume jnan- igers; Mrs. Virginia Kirwan, lATE Show EVERy NITE •^ ' » f - SAT. !> SUN.-Pretty Maid* Alt In a ~ RED BANK CINEMA HI- LAKEWOOD Row 3:10: 5:20; t:40; Gana That v«r» ~ £RI,—Sometime* A Great Notion Couldn't Shoot Straight 3:40; 7:00; 10:19 tariV £ CARLTON— - T;00; •:00; 10:4* COUNTRV- • PRl.--»«d»inoB5 ond Braamttlckt SAT.—5«m«tlmei A Great Notion FRI.-Dlrtv Hetrry 7:25; 9:\$ DOVKR- HAZLET ™ 7:00; Ti'Oo ,, 7:00; f :00; 10:4$; Ploy Ml*ty F«r Me SAT,-Dirty Merry 2:OS, 7:30; f :M PRI.-Mad* Far Each Other 7:15; £ SAT.—iedknob* and Broomstick* 12:30 a.m. SUN.-Dirty Marry 2:3}; 4:45; 7;W; fi.I5- PLAZA- •: • ;* i* * _2 l:M; 3s00; 5:00; 7:00; «:0O SUN. — Sometlmei A Greot Notion t:10 SAT.—Mode For Each Other 4:30; FRl.-Dirty Hafry^Mrf ;M - 5» SUN.—Bedknob* ond Braamttickt 6:301 1:10; Ploy Witty For Me 10: IS •:15;«:00; 10:00 SAT.—Blue Water, "Whttt O*afl|; , )2:t5; 2:10; 4:15; *:2j»; 1:20 TOWN- SUN.-Mode For Each Other 5:00; Dirty Harry 7:50; 10:0» " *v ."" .- t FRl. — Bedknobt and Broomttlck* 7:00; •:!» *UN.-ik** Water, Whit* Death 2:0»; .EATONTOWN 7:00;*: IS DMy Harry S;00; !:«; •:» COMMUNITY- SAT.—Sedknobi and Sroomttlckt FRI.-Loif Ptihjre Show 2:00; 7:15; 2:00; 7:10; 9:25 NORTH Or BED BANK ROUTE 39 DRIVE-IN- ATLANTIC »;1S „ SUN. —Bedknabt ond Broomttlcks I., SAT. * SUH.^Bedknobt on. SAT.-LaM Plctur* Show 6:10; •:If; 3:15; 4:«; *:5O;*:0I CINEMA - 291 0148 tD:15;*GullK»er* Travel* 2:00 . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS: SUN.~l.crtt Picture Show 5:4$; 7:4S; BRICK TOWN All AN HC HIGHLANDS »:45> Coltly«r» Travel! 2:00 BRICK PLAZA— ATLANTIC- FRl.-The Hot«ock 7:25; t:30 FRI. & SAT.-The Gao« That Couldn't CINEMA J4- DRIVE-IN- SAT.—Blue Water, White Death 1:00; Shoo) Straight 7:00; 10:00; Dlrly Dlntftn FRI.—Dtrty Harry 7:20; t:3o . ; NOW THRU TUESDAY FRl. I. SAT.—Cartoon* 7:00; Gang The Hot Rock 7:25; »:3Q Magee i:30 . SAT.-Bloe Wator. WMtt O«tkl:0>; ContiniMHn Sunday from ZFJH* That Couldn't Stiool Stroloht 7:10; SUN.-Blue Wafer, White Death 2:00; SUN.-Dirty Dln«tl«,Maoee 2:00; Dirty Harry 7:5*; 10:00' J T 11:$5; Kelly'i Heroes 9:X The Hot Rock 5:00.' 7:2*; »:» 5:35; t:40; Oana Thai Co|j?oV»l Shoot ;-SUN^»fw« wot*r, JWtilt Ptotti2;0U; . SUN,—Gang That Couldn't Shoot Strolaht 3:40; 7:0$; 10:05 Dirty Marry 3:0p; 7;«; •: 15 : , Straight 7:00; 11:25? Ketly'» Heree»9:00 MALL CINEMA 1- FRI.—The Htepltal 7:20; *:IS MIDDLETOWN KEYPORT i •••', • i ., I FREEHOLD SAT.-The Hoipjtol 2:00; 7:30; f :35 SUN.-The HotBltol 2:30; 4:55; 7:00; TOWN WEST- . STRAND-- • : •> -| '. MALLI- FRl.—Mad* For Each Other 7:15; FRl., SAT., * SON-Olary Of A*V **» FRI.—The Freoch Connection 7:30; MALL CINEMA Z- SAT. A SUH.~Mode.For Each Othtc Life 7:15; f;JS Evil, Woy pYLov»»:W; >; FRI. I SAT—Dollori 7:10; 9:20 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; i:00; 10:00 10: so . ',v SAT.—The French Connection 7:30; •*••:•* , „• • f:3S; A Boy Named Charlie Brown 7:00 SUN.-Dollari 2;30; 4:5}; 7:10; 9:25 •SUW.—The French Connection S:1S; TOWN EAST— 7j«;f-JS; A Boy Named Chortle Brown TOMS RIVER FRl.-Dollar* 7:30; Doctori Wives 2:00 i COMMUNITY- SAT.-Elephant Called Slowly, Gulli- MALL 2- FRt. —Gana Thaf Couldn't Shoot ver* Travel* 2:00; Dollars 4:2u 1:15; PHI,-Dollar. 7:10; »:W Straight 9:00; Pretty Maldl All (no Row Doctor* Wive* e: 15; 10:00 SAT,-Oollart 2:10; 7:10; 9:20 YHEOANGIHAI SUNDll 2:ij>; 4:10; 4:40; » S5 COUDMT TOWNSHIP J*. XtttCUE— FRL—Ho»pltOl 2:00; 6'00; 8:00; 10:00 Town East „ SAT. & SUN.-Hospital 2:00; 4:00; IS A 6:00; 1:00; 10:00 M>dd<*to«n btl 1020 5 ONtf $IA1 CAMON. ... ;jm p] UtETHOCOLOfl ASBUKY PARK LYRIC- FR I. — Bedknobf ond Broomtllck* SATURDAY AND SUNDAY PLUS-2nd BIG HIT 5:30; 7:30; 9:10 # SAT. — Bedknobi antS Broomiticks U:00; 1:00; ):00; 5:00; 7:00; 9:00 SUN.—Bedknobs and Broonuffck* KIDDIE SHOW AT 2:00 P.M. 12:05; 2:10; 4:15; 6:20; S:20 FRANK SINATRA MAYKAIR- FRI,—HoRI,t Rock; 2:00; 7:30;; 9:30 DOUBLE FEATURE SASATT . —HoHii Ro(.R k 2:00; 4.00, 4. 00; GEORGE KENNEDY 1:01; 10:10 lyric "1'S SUN.-Hot Rock 2:00; 4:00; 6 00; *tt>ur> Pjrt 7 /5 1 0*0 j .. '~ DIRTY DINGUS <"• B:00; 10:00 iMt WALT I »"[*(.'{ 0"G*NI/»IlON SAVOYAVOY— VIREWIA McKEWU BOl HWERS.. ^ WALT DISNEY'S FRL-rVlcF e Versa 7:35; 9:00 SAT.—Vice Versa 7:10; 8:30; 10:00 SUN.-Vice Vers.o 2:00; 7:35; 9:00 - t "BEDKNOBS ui afiujftirs MAI AnEta>hant ' "'/••// •; MANASQl AN Saturday at 2 P.M. ALOONQUIN- BROOMSTICKS" Fftlr^-Doctor Zhlvogo 2:00; 7:30 lOtHOPI-PHUISfNUIR SAT.?-Doctor Zhlvago 1:00; Elephant ond Gulliver 2:00 coiotb, M..irh,b' «..«»«»,c*«i.«.iiij3ra SATURDAY and SUNDAY MATINEES 0W.V! •••••••••••• "8 ON THE LAM" SUN.—Doctor Zhlvago 4:14; 7:4S; Elephant pmf Gulliver 2:00 Town West M<9diel««35 n b/P l 10/A0 MUSIC MONDAY MAKERS A WALTER READE THEATRE "MADE FOR! • IS DATE NIGHT r EACH OTHER" J THEATRES G> town Wfest ••••••••••9Z CINEMA 34 Matawan PLAZA Hazlet r. M. su-i Town East ; NOW SHOWING • I: 1 GOINEHAWN Clint Eastwood • The best comedy of the year i 4 2 and the best love story!1 • $ 'DOLLARS"$ Dirty Harry _ ? -NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE J PtUSDYAN CANNON PANAVUtON* •r«>.. # Renee Taylor-Joseph Bologna "WMJOR'S WIVES" JPfC/Al CHILDREN'S MATINEE CENTURV-FOK r^L e ADVENTURE BENEATH THE SEA Made For NOMtNATtDmt "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" Each Other : ACAOWYAWMDS HMhurtlortfwGiwrtWhlteSheifc COLOR by DE LUXE* ACMEMA CEKTCR FIUK PHESENWTIOW SAT. & SUN. 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GEORGE SEGAL "THE HOT ROCK'1 f Win a FREE mini-bike courtesy of Mortensen's repair service Eatontown of Red Bank. FREE entry ORlVt IN S42 42OO # CAN TAKE BOTH WAYS! blanks at Carlton Theatre Box • "TriEGANG Office. Contest will be Judged 2 THAT COULDN'T e on Wed., March 15th (Carlton I SHOOT STRAIGHT PERSONS UNDER 21 NOT ADMITTED Theatre).